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ADVERTISEMENTS. 


We  invite  the  attention  of  families  who  wish  to  burn  Pure  Coal,  to  the  following 
•  varieties  which  we  have  in  Stock : 

Genuine  Lykens  Valley  Franklin. 

Old  Company's  Lehigh, 

Draper,  Kohinoor,  Excelsior, 
iaven  Run,  Locust  Mountain,  Shenandoah, 

Philadelphia  &  Reading  Coal  &  Iron  Company's 

Hard  and  Free  Burning  Coals. 

Purchasers  may  rely  on  having  their  Coal  screened  clean,  and  prompt  delivery. 

WOOD,   LIME,   HAY   AXD  CEMENT, 

L.    G.    BURNHAM    <fc    CO., 

Office,    75    State    Street,    Boston,    Mass. 
WHARVES, 

221  Bridge  Street,  E.  Cambridge.    132  Charles  Street,  Boston. 
East  Chester  Park,  and  Washington  Avenue,  Boston. 

BOSWORTH    &    HAMLIN, 

• DEALERS     IN 

Hard  £  Soft  Coal  &  Wood, 

NO.    256    FEDERAL    ST.,    BOSTON. 

ROYAL     BOSWORTH.  EDWARD    S.     HAMLIN. 

LACKAWANNA  GOAL! 


GEO.    m.    WIIVSLOW    &   CO., 

Nos.  2'-28  Causeway,  and  139  Cross   Sts., 

BOSTOIfcT. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


A.  J.   APPLEGATE, 

Watches,  Clocks  and  Jewelry 

Spectacles  and  Eye  Glasses, 

571     MAIN    STREET,    CAMBBIDGEPORT,    MASS. 

FINE  WATCH  AND  FRENCH  CLOCK  REPAIRING. 

MIMCMMM  $  MMMFM9 

BOTTLERS    OIF 

LAGER   BEER, 

430  Cambridge   Street,   corner   Norfolk, 

CAMBRIDCEPORT. 

Pfaff's  Lager  Beer  a  Specialty  for  Family  Use. 

WILLIAM    .A.    BOCK, 

Artistic  Floral  Decorator. 


PLANTS,    BOUQUETS, 

Wreaths,  Crosses  and  Floral   Designs 

A   SPECIALTY. 

CUT    FLOWERS    and    SMILAX    at  Wholesale  and    Re- 
tail, at  Greenhouses. 

1  329  and  331  North  Av.,  near  Cambridge  R.  R.  Sta., 

NORTH    CAMBRIDGE. 

leiTTiEiESSiiDiE:  :b.a.:e:e:r"z\ 

15  RIVER  ST.,  CAMBRIDGEPORT. 
-\/XTm    'X7KT.    SEAVER    c*?    OO-, 

(Successors  to  NEWTON,  SEAVER  &  CO.) 

BREAD,  CAKE  &  PASTRY 

Of   Every    Description. 

Special    attention     given     to 

Wedding  Cake  and  Fancy 

Frosting. 

ORDERS     FROM    PARTIES     AND 
PICNICS  SOLICITED. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


K:E3Sr3D^.XjIj    &    BOBBBTS, 

Manufacturers  of 

Steam  Boilers,  Gasometers,  Ships'  Tanks, 

PLATE   IRON    WORK    OF   ALL    DESCRIPTIONS 

Stationary,   Marine  and  Mining  Engines,  Portable  Hoisting 
Engines  and  General  Machinery. 

72  TO  92  MAIN  ST.,       -       CAMBRIDGEPORT. 

NEAR    WEST    BOSTON    *RIDGE. 

GEORGE    L.    DDJLIMIOIfcT, 

MANUFACTURER    OF 

FIRE!  BURGLAR  PROOF  SAFES, 

Bank  Vaults,   Doors,   d£c, 

108  AND  110  SUDBURY  STBEET,  BOSTON. 


SAFE  MANUi^ACl   JRER   TO  U.  S.TKEAS.  DEPARTMENT. 

GEO.   CHAPLIN    &    CO., 

CARPENTERS  and  BUILDERS, 

Contractors  and  Jobbing. 

S  F  EC  IF  I  CAT  ION  S      FURNISHED. 

8  Greenough   Av.,  CAMBRIDGEPORT. 

SARGENT,  ~GREENLEAF  &  CO., 

57  Sudbury  Street,  Boston,  Mass., 

EXCLUSIVE    AGENTS  FOR  THE 

DETROIT  fill  MO  BURGLAR  PROOF  SAFES, 

THE  BEST  IJ?  THE  WOULD. 

ALSO,   EXCLUSIVE   AGENTS    FOR     THE 

Sargent  &  Greenleaf,  and  Yale  Time  Locks, 

THE  ONLY  TIME  LOCKS  NOT  IN  LITIGATION. 

C.  SQU AIRES.  C.  A,  PRATT. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


CUTTER    8c    PARKER, 


Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 


Bknj.  F.  Parker. 


BLINDS,  GLAZED  WINDOWS,- 

Door  and  Window   Frames, 

BLIND  FASTENINGS,  ETC. 

23?  &  234  Friend  SL,  near  LR.R.  Depot,  Boston. 

Doors  of  every  quality  at  the  lowest 
cash  prices. 


HARDY,  DYER  <fc  CO., 

Former I y    AUGUSTUS     HARDY    &     CO., 

MANUFACTURERS     AND     DEALERS     IN 

DOORS,  SA3BES 

Mouldings,  Gutters  and  Conductors,  Glazed  Windows, 
Blinds,  House  Finishings,  Etc. 

OFFICE  AND  STOREHOUSE,  15  CHARLESTOWN  ST,  OPP.  B.  &  I.  DEPOT, 


AUG.   HARDY. 


Factort/  and  Planing  Mill  at    WATERTOWN. 

JOHN  J.  DYER.  \VM.  B.  DYER. 


F.  M.  DYER. 


Established    1780. 


*-tir&art?ur«ttt* 

SHAW,  APPLIIM  &  CO., 

Manufacturers  and  Wholesale  Dealers  in 

Fine  and  Medinm  Parlor  Furniture, 

SOFAS,  LOUNGES,  CHAIRS,   Etc 

Church  and  Lodge  Furniture  Made  to  order. 
Salesrooms,   27    Sudbury,   and    69    and   71     Portland    Streets. 


Sumner  Applin. 


FACTORY,   lilt  I  DUE  ST.,   EAST  CAM lilt  UUl  E . 

S.  C  Small 


a.  B.  Shaw 


LAWRENCE,    WILDE    &    CO., 

M  AN  I  FACT!  I R  E  RS    0  F 

RST- (BLISS  p,miw,m 


Interior    Decorations, 

NOS.  38  TO  48  CORNHILL,, 

£.SFi  BOSTON. 

♦ 

Designs  Furnished,  and  Estimates  to  Manufacture  from  .Architects'  Drawings,  on  Appli- 
cation. A  large  and  complete  slock  or  EUKSITURK,  BEDRIYO,  MIRRORS  and  UPHOLSTERY 
WOODS.    All  the  desirable  novelties  constantly  on  hand. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


JOHN  C.  WATSON, 

STOCK  BROKER, 

No.  70  Devonshire  Street, 

BOSTON, MARS. 

Massachusetts  Mutual  Fire  Ins.  Go,, 

28  State  Street,  Room  No.  15,  BOSTON. 
CASH  CAPITA  L,    $200,000. 

Insurance  of  Dwellings  and  Household  Furniture  only, 

AGAINST    LOSS    BY    FIRE  OK  LIGHTNING. 

CASH  DIVIDENDS  TO  POLICT  HOLDERS. 

CHAS.  B.  CUMINGS,  President.  JOHN  M.  CORBETT,  Secretary. 

(ll.Vs.  w.  BEYER,    \:.Mnt.   164   Harvard  Street,  CAMBRIDGE. 

EDWARD  F.  EVERETT, 

INSURANCE  AGENT, 

Mason    Building,    Liberty   Square, 
BOSTON. 

Residence,    31    Sacramento    Street,      .       .       .       CAMBRIDGE. 

DEARBORN  *  CHAPMAN'S 

DETECTIVE  AGENCY, 

"  Licensed  by  Police  Commissioners*'* 

Simmons  Building,  40  Water  St.,  Room  56, 
I:  &.3KSSK'  1  Managers.  BO  if  0  N  . 


ADVERTISEMENT. 


AMEE    BROTHERS, 

Blank  Book  Manufacturers 

STJLTIOHSTJEIR/S, 

Booksellers  I  Newsdealers. 

♦ 

A    CHOICE    LINE    OF — 

NOTE,  INVITATION  NOTE,  LETTER  PAPER, 
Correspondence,  Visiting  and  Playing  Cards, 

POCKET     BOOKS, 

Pocket  Cutlery,  Scissors,  Thermometers, 

@@L@>  PENS  AN®  PENGGL8, 

DIARIES    FOE    IS  S3. 

Ink,  Ink  Stands,  Sponge  Cups,  Paper  Weights,  Paper  Cutters, 

Pens    and    Penholders,    Stylographit-    Pens,   Newspapers, 

Magazines,  Seaside  and  Franklin  Sq.  Libraries,  and 


SCttOOt-  BOOKS 


# 


BLANK  BOOKS  OF  ANY  DESCRIPTION  TO  ORDER 

A    SPECIALTY. 

ORDERS  FOR  SHEET  MUSIC  PROMPTLY  FILLED. 

Rfl@tii@g  mmt  Qard,  and  Great  gngraving , 

NO.   5   HARVARD   SQUARE. 


£j8*§*" — 


■S«Sff 


THE 


Cambridge  Directory, 


FOR  1883. 

CONTAINING 

A    GENERAL    DIRECTORY    OP    THE    RESIDENTS, 

CITY  AND   COUNTY  REGISTER,  BUSINESS 

DIRECTORY,  A  MAP,  ETC.,  ETC. 

No.  XXXII 


W.    A.    GREENOUGH    &    CO., 

COMPILERS  AND  PUBLISHERS, 

NO.  31  MILK  STREET,  BOSTON. 


FOB  BALE  BY 
ATOEE  BROS.,  5  Harvard  Square,  CAMBRIDGE, 

;  and  EDGAR  F.  HUNT  &  CO.,  575  ITIaiu  St.,  CANBRIOGEPOBT. 


nics, 


$s. so. 


Entered  according  to  Act  of  Congress,  in  the  year  1883,  by  W.  A.  Gbeexough 
&  Co.,  in  the  Office  of  the  Librarian  of  Congress  at  Washington. 


10  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


3NT.    O.    LOMB^BLO, 

MECHANICAL  ENGINEER,  SOLICITOR  OF  PATENTS, 

AND  EXPERT  IN  PATENT  SUITS. 

40  State  Street,  Union  Building,  Room  41,  BOSTON. 

VAN  BRUNT  &  HOWE, 

ARCHITECTS! 

HSTo.  60  Devonshire  Street, 

BOSTON". 

Mr.  Van  Brunt's  Residence,  175  Brattle  Street,  CAMBRIDGE. 

HARTWELL  &  RICHARDSON, 

ARCHITECTS, 

68  Devonshire  Street, 

Henry  W.  Hartwell,  )  n  f\  q-m  m ^ -—y 

Wm.  C.  Richardson.     J  JjUS  J,  Uill  ■ 


PEED. 

No.  209  Washington  Street,  Boston,  Mass. 

Sf^SiTsldT, 


ROOM    36. 


u^XrEDFLY     c*3      NICHOLS, 

JOBBERS,  RETAIL  DEALERS  AND 

Commission  Merchants  in  Hay,  Straw,  Grain, 

AND    PACKING    HA.T, 
109  Atlantic  Avenue,  corner  Richmond  Street,        .         .        BOSTON,  MASS. 


INTRODUCTORY. 


The  Cambridge  Directory  for  1883  has  been  compiled  with 
the  greatest  care,  and  we  have  canvassed  every  house  and  business 
place  in  order  to  have  all  information  furnished  made  as  correct 
as  possible,  and  trust  we  have  succeeded  in  so  doing.  We  have 
also  been  to  a  great  expense  in  engraving  a  new  map  with  loca- 
tion of  proposed  bridge,  Cambridge  Hospital,  Longfellow  Park, 
Harvard  College  Park,  etc.,  etc.,  which  we  trust  will  meet  with 
the  approval  of  a  deserving  municipality. 

We  wish  especially  to  call  the  attention  of  persons  using  the 
directory,  to  the  importance  of  knowing  the  precise  spelling  of  a 
name  before  looking  for  it,  as  names,  pronounced  the  same,  but 
spelled  in  various  ways,  will  appear  on  different  pages,  and  at  quite 
a  distance  from  each  other. 

A  full  directory  of  Harvard  College  Professors  and  Students 
will  be  found  on  page  369. 

For  the  support  we  receive  from  the  business  men  of  Cambridge, 
as  well  as  the  citizens  who  do  business  in  Boston,  we  are  under 
many  obligations;  also  to  the  officers  of  the  various  societies  and 
institutions  for  information  furnished  us,  we  present  our  thanks. 

The  following  shows  the  increase  in  names  over  last  year : 

Names  in  Directory,  1882,      ....        20,450 
«       "        «  1883,      ....        21,266 


Increase, 816 

We  remain,  very  respectfully, 

W.  A.  GREENOUGH  &  CO., 
Boston,  Jan.  1, 1883.  Compilers  and  Publishers. 


12 


^ADVERTISEMENTS. 


OLI  VBH.      c*3 


Tin  Plate  and  Sheet  Iron  Workers, 

DEALERS  IN  FIRST-CLASS 


Stoves,  Furnaces  and  Ranges. 

SOLE  AGENTS  FOR  THE 

Peerless  Furnace  4  Good  News  Range. 
>  ■>»  » — 

Milk  Cans  Made  and  Repaired.  All  kinds  of 
Repairing  done.  All  Stoves  and  Furnaces  of 
the  latest  improvement,  as  regards  economy 
of  fuel,  are  warranted  to  give  satisfaction. 
Custom-made  tin  and  Copper  Ware  manufac- 
tured to  order. 

535    M.JLTN   STREET. 
G.  R.  Oliver.  R.  B.  Rows. 


<G£0&$&  u*  m^w% 


-DEALER    IN- 


COAL  AND  WOOD, 

Bent's  Wharf,  No.  163  Main  Street, 

Near  the  Junction  of  Harvard  and  Main  Streets,  CAMBRIDGEPORT,  MASS. 

A.  WHITING  WATRISS, 

Tin  and  Sheet  Iron  Worker. 

TIN  ROOFING.     Stove  Linings  and  Grates.     PARLOR  and 
COOK  STOVES.    FURNACES  REPAIRED. 

SZo-a.se    ^-u.xrilsIfcLlrLg'  G-ocds. 

605  MAIN  STREET,  CAMBRIDGEPORT. 

THOMAS    SMITH, 

HORSE  -SHOEING    ESTABLISHMENT, 

436  MAIN  STREET, 

Opp.  Austin  St.,  CAMBRIDGEPORT. 
i .»« * 

Suitable  treatment  for  Stumbling,  Interfer- 
ing, Over-reaching,  Speed  Catting,  Corns, 
Ouarter-crack,  and  other  defects  of  the  feet. 
Owners'  directions  strictly  followed.  The  workmen 
»re  the  most  skillful  in  the  country,  and  all  work 
under  the  personal  supervision  of  the  subscriber. 

Also,  Clark's  Patent  Horse-Shoe. 


CONTENTS 


PAGE 

Abbreviations 43 

Advertising  Department 465 

American  Legion  of  Honor 359 

Ancient  Order  of  Hibernians 359 

A.  O.  U.  W 359 

Banks 303,  354,  355 

Bay  State  Fraternity 360 

Bridges 41 

Business  Directory 301 

Business  Directory  of  Patrons  in  other  Cities 18 

Calendar 31 

Cambridge  Public  Library 345 

Cambridge  Water  Board 342 

Cemeteries 41 

Census  of  Massachusetts 381 

Churches 349 

City  Government 341 

College  Buildings 40 

Corporations      353 

County  Officers  and  Courts 379 

Episcopal  Theological  School 378 

Fire  Alarm  Telegraph 343 

Fire  Department 343 

General  Directory 43 

Grand  Army  of  the  Republic 360 

Halls,  Buildings,  etc 39 

Harvard  College 368 

Harvard  College  Directory 369 

Harugari 360 

Home  Circle 360 

Independent  Order  of  Foresters 361 

Index  to  Advertisements 15 

Insurance  Company 353 

Introductory 11 

Justices  of  the  Peace 380 

Kindergarten  Schools 347 

Knights  of  Honor 361 

Knights  and  Ladies  of  Honor  361 

Land  League 361 

Location  of  Signal  Boxes 344 

Map opposite  page  8 

Masonic 357 

Massachusetts  Catholic  Order  of  Foresters 362 

Military  Organizations 362 

National  American  Association 362 

Notaries  Public 380 

Number  of  Families,  Dwellings,  Etc.,  in  the  United  States..  380 

Odd  Fellows 358 

Police  Department 342 

Post-offices 378 

Public  Schools 345 

Railroad  Stations 379 

Railroad  Time'  Table 379 

Royal  Arcanum 362 

Savings  Banks 333,  354,  355 

Societies 365 

State  Aggregate  of  Polls,  Property,  etc 384 

St.  Mary's  Parochial  School 348 

St.  Thomas  Aquinas  College  348 

Streets,  Courts,  Avenues,  etc 33 

Temperance  Organizations 363 

Third  District  Court 343 

United  Fellowship 362 

United  Order  of  Golden  Cross 864 

Ward  Boundaries 41 

Ward  Officers 342 

Wharves 40 


14  ADVERTISEMENT. 


CATALOGUE 

aw 

ISSUED  BY 

W.  A..  GREENOUGH  &  CO. 

♦ 

American  Railway  Manual  and  Supply  Directory $4.00 

Augusta,  Hallowell  and  Gardiner  Directory . . . , , 2.00 

Bangor  City  Directory 1.50 

Bath,  Brunswick  and  Richmond  Directory 1.50 

Biddeford  and  Saco  Directory 1.50 

Boston  Business  Directory  (annually) 1.50 

Boston  &  Maine  Railroad  Business  Directory 2.50 

Boston  and  Providence  Railroad  Directory 2.50 

Brockton  and  Bridgewaters  Directory 2.00 

Brookline  Directory 1.50 

Cambridge  City  Directory  (annually) - 2.50 

Concord  City  Directory 1.50 

Eastern  and  Maine  Central  Railroads  Business  Directory 2.50 

Haverhill  City  Directory „ 2.00 

Lewiston  and  Auburn  Directory 2.00 

Maiden  and  Everett  Directory 2.00 

Massachusetts  Cities  Business  Directory 2.50 

Merrimack  River  Directory 2.00 

Milford  Directory 1.50 

Nashua  City  Directory 2.00 

Natick  Directory 1.50 

New  Bedford  City  Directory 2.00 

Portland  Directory  (annually)  (in  company  with  B.  Thurston  &  Co., 

Portland) 2.00 

Portsmouth  City  Directory , , , , ,  1.50 

Rockland,  Belfast,  and  Camden  Directory , 2.00 

Somerville  City  Directory 2.00 

United  States  Iron,  Hardware,  and  Metal  Trades  Directory 5.00 

Waltham  and  Watertown  Directory 1.50 

Boston  Street  and  Avenue  Directory 10 

♦ 

PUBLICATION    OFFICE, 

Bowdoin  Building,  31  Milk  Street,  Room  39,  BOSTON, 

TJse  tlio  Elevator. 

Portland  Office,  97 1-2  Exchange  Street,  Eoom  2. 

W.  A.  GREEN0UGH&C0.,  Editors  and  Publishers. 

♦ 

%§?**  Directories  of  the  Principal  Cities  of  the  United  States  kept  on 
hand,  for  reference,  to  accommodate  patrons  and  friends,  without  charge. 


IXDEX. 


15 


INDEX  TO  CAMBRIDGE  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


PARE 

A  lbee  Sumner,  lawyer    495 

Alger  Alpheus  B.,  lawyer  496 

Alger  Edwin  A.,  lawyer 496 

Amee  Bros.,  stationers  8 

Anderson  Alfred,  carpenter 482 

Applegate  A.  J.,  watches,  jewelry,  etc..    4 

Appleton  John  H.,  lawyer ". .   ...  497 

Atkins  Charles,  paper-hanger 466 

Bagley  B.  A.  Miss,  confectionery,  etc.  .469 
Bailey  J.  L.  &  Son,  house  furnishing 

goods 477 

Balcom  Arthur  W.,  plumber 477 

Balfour  James,  baker 488 

Baltzly  B.  F.,  photographer 28 

Bancroft  W.  A  ,  lawyer 496 

Barden  Edward,  mason  and  plasterer. ..  466 
Barnes  James,  prop.  Inman  Sq.  Hotel.  .473 

Barrington  Fred.  B.,  florist 474 

Baumeister  A.,  plumber 32 

Beane  Enoch,  provisions  and  fish 42 

Becker  F.,  florist 474 

Bent  (ieo..C,  lawyer 496 

Bent  Geo.  H.,coal  and  wood 12 

Berry  Charles  E.  (Berry's  Patent  Haines 

for  Swinging  Harney) 478 

Berry  Casper,  bottler 475 

Bertsch  Win.  A.,  marble  and  granite 

works 470 

Bird  H.  &  Co.,  insurance  agents 2 

Bird  H.  M.,  proprietor  Broadway  Iron 

Foundry 483 

Blair  &  Lucas,  lawyers 471 

Blake  Edwin  H.,  real  estate  and  ins. 

agent 477 

Blevins  J.  J.,  slater front  cover 

Bock  Wm.  A.,  florist  4 

Bolger  James,  agent  for"  Clark's  Patent 

Horse  Shoe" 476 

Boston  Ice  Co 492 

Bowker  E,  F.}  civil  engineer  and  sur- 
veyor    479 

Broadway  Iron  Foundry,  H.  M.  Bird. .  .483 

Brock  Brothers,  stoves,  etc 475 

Brown  &  Alger,  lawyers 496 

Buckley  D.  A.,  prop.  Cambridge  News. 467 

Burnham  Edward,  insurance 4S5 

Burnhani  L.  G.  &  Co.,  coal 3 

Burns  D.  F.,  groceries  and  provisions.  .481 

Butter  field  J.  H.,  provisions 32 

Cambridge  Chronicle,  Linn  B.  Porter, 

proprietor 478 

Cambridge  Ice  Co.,  L.  M.  Hannum,  pro- 
prietor  482 

Cambridge  Laundry 474 

Cambridge  Mutual  Fire  Ins.  Co 159 

Cambridge  National  Bank 354 

Cambridge  News,  D.  A.  Buckley,  prop.467 

Cambridge  Press,  Jas.  Cox,  prop  488 

Cambridge  Rolling  Mills,  Gilniore    & 

Eustis  back  cover 

Cambridge  Savings  Bank 355 

Cambridge  Tribune,  D.  Gilbert  Dexter, 

editor  and  manager 479 

Cambridgeport  National  Bank 484 

Campbell  Wm.  &  Co.,  boiler  makers. .  .483 

Chaplin  George  &  Co..  carpenters 5 

Charles  River  Iron  Works,  Kendall  & 

Roberts,  steam  boilers 5 

Charles  River  National  Bank  of  Cam- 
bridge  354 

Citizens  Mutual  Insurance  Co 2 


PAGE 

Clary  John,  lumber 471 

Cochrane  A.  &  Co..  chemical  mnfrs 490 

Coleman  John  &  Sons,  coal  and  wood.  .468 

Conlan  John,  lawyer 497 

Cox  James,  prop.  Cambridge  Press 488 

Crocker  J.  W.,  stucco  worker  470 

Cummings,  Kenney  &   Co.,  hardwood 

lumber 471 

Damon  Geo.  L.,  safe  manufacturer 5 

Davis  Hervey,  grain,  meal,  etc 483 

Dee  T.  W.,  florist back  cover 

Dexter   D.   Gilbert,    editor  Cambridge 

Tribune , 479 

Dinsmore  W.  J.,  florist  474 

Doe,  Hunnewell  &  Co.,  furniture  manu- 
facturers   front  cover 

Dolan  E.  J„  tailor 477 

Drury  Leonard  D.,  cigars,  tobacco,  etc. 465 

Dudley  &  Dudley,  lawyers 494 

Durant  William  B.,  lawyer  497 

Easter  R.  S.,  wagons  465 

Ecker  Joseph  L,  teacher   piano    and 

organ 472 

Everett  Edward  F.,  insurance  agent. ...     7 

Feel ev  M.  A.,  painter  487 

First  National  Bank  of  Cambridge 354 

Fitzpatrick  Altred,  planing 471 

Ford  John  &  Son,  printers back  cover 

Gale  Geo.  W.,  lumber front  cover 

Gilcreas  D.  A.,  carpenter  and  builder. -.  .482 

Gill  John,  watches,  clocks,  etc 475 

Gilmore  &   Eustis,  Cambridge  Rolling 

Mills back  cover 

Gooch  J.  G.  &  N.  G.,  lumber  dealers, 

foot  lines  general  directory 
Greenleaf  Albert  P.,  mason  and  paper 

hangings  487 

Hancock  Charles  E.,  real  estate    486 

Hannum  L.  M.,  prop.  Cambridge  Ice  Co.482 
Harris  Philip  W.  &  Co.,  paper  patterns .  475 
Hastings  W.  B.  &  Co.,  insurance  agents.  32 

Hawkes  Levi  &  Co  ,  plumbers    32 

Hayes  Wm.  A.  jr.,  lawyer 496 

Hazen  D.  M.,  confectionery  mnfr 475 

HazenD.  M.  &  Co.,  maple 'syrup 476 

Heron  Wm.  J.,  plasterer 465 

Higgins  S.  C,  stoves,  furnaces,  etc 469 

Hoag  Jonathan,  grocer 481 

Holmberg  John  ¥.,  flower  and  grain. .  .470 

Holmes  F.  M.  Furniture  Co front  cover 

Holmes  J.  A.  &  Co.,  grocers 42 

Holt  W.  B. .  painter  and  glaizer 487 

Hovey  &  Co.,  florists 474 

Howe  A.  M.,  lawyer 495 

Howe  Spring  Bed  Co 486 

Howe  &  Putney,  bacon  works 473 

Hunnewell  Wm.  A.    &    Co.,   coal  and 

wood 468 

Hunt  Edgar  F.  &  Co.,  booksellers 160 

Hunt  Samuel  F.,  undertaker 160 

Hyde  Dana  &  Co.,  dry  goods 485 

Inman  Square  Hotel,   James   Barnes, 

prop 473 

Ivers  &  Tucker,  carriage  mnfrs 469 

James  H.  &  Son,  soap 476 

James  John  K.,  plumber front  cover 

Jansson  C.  A.,  picture  frames 4*4 

Johnston  Wm.,  dry  and  fancy  goods — 465 

Jones  M.  R.,  confectionery 479 

Jouett  M.  R.  &  Co.,  groceries 485 

Kemp  Lysander  &  Sons,  soap  mnfrs. ...  30 


16 


INDEX. 


Kelley  &  Murphy,  undertakers 467 

Kendall  Joshua,  day  and  family  school. 470 
Kendall  &  Roberts, steam  boiler  mnfrs..  6 
Kennedy  Frank  A.,  cracker  baker, 

back  cover 
Kirchner  &  Keefe,  bottlers  lager  beer  4 
Knight  S.  R.  &  Co., auctioneers  back  cover 

Lally  Thomas,  grocer 480 

Lanison    J.    H.,    sign  and  ornamental 

painter 474 

Lawrence,  Wilde  &  Co.,  furniture  ....  6 
Leach  H.  W.,  mason,  contractor  and 

builder 500 

Lechmere  National  Bank 355 

Leverett  Geo.  V.,  lawyer 497 

Lewis  D.  W.,  drain  pipe. . .  499 

Libbey  C.  W.,  carriage  mnfr. 469 

Libbey  Wm.  &  Son, props.  New  England 

Glass  Works 467 

Lockhart  Wm.  L.,  undertaker 472 

Lombard  Herbert  E.,  printer 487 

Lombard  S.  J.,  grocer 487 

Maitland   James,    ship     and     carriage 

smith 466 

Marshea  James  W.,  watch  and  clock 

maker 465 

Mason  Luminous  Advertising  Co.,  F.  E. 

Mason,  manager 466 

Mason  W.  A.  &  Son,  engineers  and  sur- 
veyors  479 

Mass.    Mutual   Fire   Ins.    Co.,    C.    W. 

Sever,  agent 7 

McCann  Wm.  J.,  tailor  467 

McDaniel  Samuel  W.,  lawyer 497 

McFarland  Bros.,   groceries   and   pro- 
visions   469 

Mclntire  Chas.  J.,  counselor  at  law 494 

McSorley  A.,  carpenter  and  builder. . .  482 

Messer  Wm.  A.,  express 466 

Middlesex  Mutual  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  J.   S. 

Sawyer,  agent back  cover 

Miller  Bros.,  watches,  etc 475 

Moore  C.  A.  &  Co.,  confectionery  mnfrs.466 
Moore  Charles  &  Co.,  hardware,  etc.... 483 

Morrill  &  Allen,  steam  engines 42 

Moynahan  &  Co.,  stoves  160 

National  City  Bank  of  Cambridge 355 

New  England  Glass  Works,  glass  ware  467 

Norris  Albert  &  Co.,  carpenters 482 

Notinan  James,  photographer 504 

O'Brien  P.  &  Son,  florists, 

foot  lines  general  directory 

Oliver  &  Rowe,  stoves,  etc 12 

Oxford  Bros.,  furniture,  carpets,  etc.. .  .472 
Pach  G.  W.  &  Bros.,  photographers. ...  28 
Page  Geo.  G.  &  Co. , box  manufacturers.  30 

Parker  Horatio  G.,  lawyer 495 

Peak  Howard  F.,  roofers 485 

Perkins  George  A.,  lawyer 494 

Perkins  &  Blevins,  label  mnfrs 466 

Perry  D.  H.,  carriage  builder 469 

Pevey  G.  A.  A.,  lawyer 497 

Pike  J.  S.,  stable 486 

Porter  Linn  B.,  proprietor  Cambridge 

Chronicle 478 

Read  Charles  C,  lawyer 496 

Reed  Clarence  G.  &  Co.,  plasterers. ...    42 

Reilly  John  A.,  provisions 481 

Richardson  W.  T.  &  Co.,  coal  and  wood, 

back  cover 

Richardson  &  Hale,  lawyers 494 

Rick<^r  George  F.  &  Co.,  bedding,  ma- 
chine carpet  beaters,  etc 159 


Rideout  M.  E.,   planing  and  moulding 

mill 194 

Riley  John,  sleighs,  carriages,  etc 469 

Row"  J.  Frank,  provisions 486 

Russell  C.  T.  &  T.  H.,  lawyers 495 

Ryder  &  Davis,  grocers 481 

Sawin's  Cambridge  and  Boston  Express  28 

Sawyer  Charles  A.,  painter front  cover 

Sawyer  E.  D.  &  Co.,  lumber 471 

Sawyer  Howard  M.,  oil  clothing 472 

Sawyer  J.  S.,  gravel  roofing — front  cover 

Scranton  H.  A.,  wood  turning 482 

Seaver  W .  W.  &  Co.,  bakers 4 

Sever  Chas.  W.,  agent  Mass.  Mutual 

Fire  Ins.  Co 7 

Shattuck  B.  E  ,  optician 475 

Sliaughnessy  D.  B.,  books 470 

Shaw,  Applin  &  Co..  furniture  mnfrs...    6 

Smart  D.  C,  clothes  dryers 28 

Smith  M.  L.  &  Son,  coal  and  wood.   . .  .468 

Smith  Thomas,  horseshoer 12 

Snow  Byron  M.,  provisions 481 

Squire  John  P.  &  Co.,  pork,  lard  and 

hams 473 

Stacy  Bros.,  brick  moulds  and  wheel- 
barrow manufacturers 468 

Standard  Turning  Works  (formerly  Ela 

Bros.) back  cover 

Stafford  John,  provisions 480 

Stearns  A.  W .,  carpenter 482 

Stewart  John,  provisions,  etc 488 

Stevens   J.    Henry,    house     and    sign 

painter 47o 

Stickney  N.  N.,  lumber 488 

Taylor  W.  A.,  furnishing  undertaker, 

back  cover 
Thayer  J.  H.  &  J.  P.  &  Co.,  painters, 

foot  lines  general  directory 

Thomson  S.  O.,  groceries 481 

Thurston  &  Hall  Biscuit  Co.,   cracker 

bakers 484 

Topliff  Chas.  M„  coal 468 

Tracy  M.  F.,  carpenter.  .> 482 

Tribune  Publishing  Co.,  D.  Gilbert  Dex- 
ter, manager 479 

Tripp  Elisha  &  Co.,  painters 487 

Valentine,  Ellis  &  Co.,  coal  and  wood.  .468 

Van  Brunt  &  Howe,  architects 10 

Wall  Joseph  E.,  umbrellas,  canes,  etc.  .475 

Warren  Win.  T..  confectionery    483 

Watriss  A.  WThiting,  hardware 12 

Wertze  Paul,  sausages 485 

Wellington  Austin  C,  Coal  Co 500 

Wellington  Horatio  &  Co.,  coal  and  wood 
front  cover 

Wellington  J.  A.  &  Co back  cover 

Wells  Henry  J.,  lawyer 496 

West  End  Roofing  Co 499 

Wheeler  Wm.  H.,  printer 487 

White  E.  Y.,  dentist 159 

White  M.  P.,  lawyer 496 

Whitney  Jos.  A.  P.,  furnaces,  stoves,  etc.465 
Whittemore  Joseph,  insurance  agent. . .  30 
Whittier  G  H.,  hardware,  cutlery,  etc.477 

Whorisky  Hugh,  attorney 497 

Willard  Chas.  E.,  coal  and  wood..back  cov. 
Winnett  J.  &  Co.,  real  estate. .  .back  cover 

Wood  Alfred,  grocer 480 

Wood  M.  A.  &  M.,  dressmaking 470 

Wood  Wm.  H.  &  Co.,  lumber.,  .back  cover 
Wright  George  G.,  flour,  etc  .  .fi;ont  cover 

Wyeth  James  H.  &  Co.,  grocers 480 

Zittel  P.,  bread,  cake,  etc 470 


IXDEX. 


17 


INDEX  TO  BOSTON  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


PAGE 

Albee  Sumner,  lawyer 495 

Alger  Alpheus  B.,  lawyer 496 

American  Imn  Post  and  Construction 
Co.,  metallic  posts  for  wire  fences. . .  .503 

Appleton  John  H.,  lawyer 497 

Atwood  D.  &  Co.,  oysters 498 

Avery  &  Nichols,  commission  merchants 

in  hav,  straw,  and  grain 10 

Ball  C.  8.,  provisions 498 

Bancroft  William  A.,  lawyer 496 

Beacon  Oil  Co  ,  illuminating  oil 501 

Bent  Georpe  C  ,  lawver 496 

Black  J.  W.  &  Co.   photographer 504 

Blair  &  Lucas,  lawyers 471 

Boston  Ice  Co 492 

Boston  Lead  Manufacturing  Co.,  Wm. 

J.  Bride,  treas.,  white  lead 29 

Bosworth  &  Hamlin,  coal 3 

Bride  Wm  J.,  treas  Boston  Lead  Mnfg. 

Co.,  white  lead 29 

Brooks  vv.  P.  B„  furniture 501 

Brown  W.  F.  &  Co.,  printers 491 

Brown  &  Alger,  lawyers 496 

Burditt  &  Williams, "hardware, 

foot  lines  in  general  directory 

Burnham  L.  G.  &  Co.,  coal 3 

Cambridge  Chronicle,  Linn  B.  Porter, 

editor  and  proprietor 478 

Carter  Josiah  H.,  negotiator  of  mort- 
gages  490 

Chapin  George  T.,  produce 498 

Citizens  Mutual  Insurance  Co 2 

Clapp  David  &  Son,  printers 491 

Clark  J.  W.,  wash  stands,  cabinet  work, 

etc 492 

Cobb,  Bates  &  Xerxa,  grocers.  ..back  cover 

Cochrane  A.  &  Co.,  chemical  mnfrs 490 

Comstock,   Gove  &  Co.,  soda,  mineral 

water,  etc 498 

Conlan  John,  lawyer ..]  '497 

Corse  &  Smith,  paper-hangings,  etc., 

foot  lines  on  business  directory 
Crosby  S.  S.  &  H.  Towne,  watch  repair- 
ers   on  map 

Cummings,  Kenney  &   Co.,  hardwood 

lumber 471 

Cutter    &    Parker,   doors,   sashes   and 

blinds 6 

Damon  George  L. ,  safe  mnf  r 5 

Dearborn  &  Chapman,  detective  agency    7 

Dee  Thomas  W.,  florist back  cover 

Dennison  Mnfg.  Co.,  tags  and  labels 489 

Doe,  Hunnewell  &  Co.,  furniture  manu- 
facturers  front  cover 

Dudley  &  Dudley,  lawvers 494 

Durant  William  B.,  lawyer 497 

Dyer,  Taylor  &  Co.,  hats  and  caps,  .on  map 

Elliot  Charles  E.  &  Co.,  tailors 28 

Everett  Edward  F.,  insurance  agent 7 

Fairbanks  &  Neale,  mineral  waters.on  map 

Fuller  Seth  W.,  bell-hanger 501 

Gerrish  Thomas  G.,  bitters  mnfr 493 

Gooch  J.  G.  &  N.  G.,  lumber 

foot  lines  general  directory 
Greenough  W.  A.  &  Co..  publishers, 

14,  30,  340,  493,  498 
Hall  Charles  E.  &  Co.,  marble  workers.  194 
Hardy,  Dyer  &  Co.,  doors,  sashes,  etc. . .    6 

Hart  well  &  Richardson,  architects 10 

Hastings  W.  B.  &  Co.,  ins.  agents 32 

Hawkes  Levi  &  Co.,  plumbers 32 

Hayes  Alexander  L.,  solicitor  of  patentsl94 

Hayes  Wm.  A.  jr.,  lawyer. 496 

Holmes  F.  M.  Furniture  Co. . .  .front  cover 

Hovey  &  Co.,  florists  and  seedsmen 474 

Howe  Archibald  M.,  lawyer 495 

Howe  &  Putney,  bacon  curers 473 

Hunnewell  Wm.  A.  &  Co.,  coal 468 

Jessop  J.  H.,  confectioners 505 

Knights  S.  R.  &  Co.,  auctioneera.back  cov. 


PAGE 

Lamkin  G.  &  Co.,  boots,  shoes  and  rub- 
bers  504 

Lawrence,  Wilde  &  Co.,  furniture 6 

Leach   H.  W.,   mason,  contractor   and 

builder ..500 

Leverett  Geo.  V.,  lawyer 497 

Lewis  D.  W.,  drain  pipe 499 

Libbey  Wm.  &  Son,  props.  N.  E.  Glass 

Works 467 

Lombard  N.  C,  mechanical  engineer. . .  10 
Martin  James  &  Son,  tents,  flags  and 

awnings 193 

Massachusetts  Mutual  Fire  Ins.  Co 7 

McDaniel  Samuel  W.,  lawyer 497 

Mclntire  Charles  J.,  lawyer 494 

Moseley  T.  E.  &  Co.,  boots  and  shoes  .  504 
New  England  Conservatory  of  Music, 

E.  Tourjee,  director 346 

New  England  Glass  Works 467 

North  Chas.  H.  &  Co.,  provisions 473 

Notnian  James,  photographer . .  .504 

Page  P.  C,  butter,  cheese  and  eggs 498 

Parker  Horatio  G.,  lawyer 495 

Pevey  G.  A.  A. ,  lawyer — 497 

Perkins  Geo.  A.,  lawyer 494 

Pope  Fred,  architect' 10 

Read  Charles  C,  lawyer 496 

Read  Wm.  &  Sons,  guns  and  pistols  . .  .492 
Richards  J.  P.  &  Wm.  P.,  architects  .  .  31 

Richardson  &  Hale,  lawyers  494 

Roberts  James  H.  &  Co.,  machinery 194 

Robinson  J.  R.,  steam  engineer 490 

Robinson  Warren  J.  &  Co.,  printers. . .  .491 

Russ  W.  H.,  bookbinder 490 

Russell  C.  T.  &  T.  H.,  lawyers 495 

Sargent,  Greenleaf  &  Co.,  safes 5 

Sawin's  Cambridge  and  Boston  Express  28 

Sawyer  Howard  M.,  oil  clothing 472 

Schaefer   Wm.  R.    &    Son,  guns   and 

pistols 492 

Schaffrr  C,  furs 505 

Shaw,  Applin  &  Co.,  furniture  mnfrs  . .    6 

Shepard  &  Morse  Lumber  Co 501 

Smith  &  Thayer,  provisions 498 

Squire  John  P.  &  Co.,  pork,  lard  and 

hams 473 

Standard  Turning  Works  (formerly  Ela 

Bros.) back  cover 

Stewart  Samuel  A.  &  Co.,  carriage  mfrs.    2 

Story  &  Wilbur,  rooting  slates 493 

Taunton    Iron   Works    Co.,    furnaces, 

ranges,  etc 160 

Thurston  &  Hall  Biscuit  Co 484 

Tourjee  Eben  D.,  director  New  England 

Conservatory  of  Music 346 

Van  Brunt  &  Howe,  architects 10 

Washburn  &  Moen  Mnfg.  Co.,  Worces- 
ter, iron  and  steel  wire 502 

Watson  John  C,  stock  broker 7 

Wellington  Austin  C.  Coal  Co 600 

Wellington  Horatio  &  Co.,  wood  and 

coal front  cover 

Wellington  J.  A.  &   Co.,  coal  and  wood 

back  cover 

Wells  Henry  J.,  lawyer 496 

West  End  Roofing  Co 499 

White  M.  P.,  lawyer 496 

Whitcomb  A.  G.,  school  furniture 505 

Whittemore  Joseph,  insurance  agent. .     30 

Wilcox  David  &  Co.,  hat  mnfrs 492 

Wilson  D.  &  Co.,  military  and  theatrical 

goods 499 

Wilson  William  J.,  bookbinder 490 

Winnett  J.  &  Co.,  real  estate  agents, 

back  cover 

Winslow  George  M.  &  Co.,  coal 3 

Worcester    A.    &    Son,    brushes    and 

feather  dusters 505 

Wright  &  Potter  Printing  Co 491 

Wyman  J.  P.  jr., lawyer 497 


18 


BUSINESS   DIRECTORY    OF   PATRONS. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY  OF  PATRONS  IN  BOSTON  AND  VICINITY. 


Ale,  Porter,  etc. 

Comstock,  Gove  &  Co.,  30  Canal,  Boston 

(see  page  498) 
Fairbanks  &  Neale,  Howard,  Boston  (see 

advt.  on  map) 

Annunciator**. 

Fuller  Seth  W.,  22  Milk,  Boston  (seep.  501) 

Architect*. 

Hartwell  &  Richardson,  18  P.  O.  square, 

Boston  (see  page  10) 
Pope  Fred.,  209  Washington,  Boston  (see 

page  10) 
Richards  J.  P.  &  Win.  P.,  44  Court,  Boston 

(see  page  31) 
Van  Brunt  &  Howe,  60  Devonshire,  Boston 

(see  page  10) 

Army  Oood». 
Wilson  D.  &  Co.,  5  Temple  place,  Boston 
(see  page  499) 

Auctioneers. 

Carter  Josiah  H.,  31  State,  room  5,  Boston 
(see  page  490) 

Knights  S.  R.  &  Co.,  226  Washington,  Bos- 
ton (see  back  cover) 

Winnett  J.  &  Co.,  5  Tremont,  Boston  (see 
back  cover) 

Awnings. 

Martin  James  &  Son,  110,  112,  and  114 
Commercial,  Boston  (see  page  193) 

Bacon  Cnreri. 

Howe  &  Putney,  28  F.  H.  market,  Boston 
(see  page  473) 

Badges. 

Wilson  D.  &  Co.,  5  Temple  place,  Boston 
(see  page  499) 

Bakers. 

Thurston  &  Hall  Biscuit  Co.,  115  and  117 
Commercial,  Boston  (see  page  484) 

Bale  Ties. 

Washburn  &  Moen  Mnfg.  Co.,  Worcester, 
Mass.  (see  page  502) 

Band  Equipments. 

Wilson  D.  &  Co.,  5  Temple  place,  Boston 
(see  page  499) 

Banners. 

Wilson  D.  &  Co.,  5  Temple  place,  Boston 
(see  page  499) 

Barb  Fencing. 

Washburn  &  Moen  Mnfg.  Co.,  Worcester, 
Mass.  (see  page  502) 

Bedding. 

Lawrence,  Wilde  &  Co.,  38  to  48  Cornhill, 
Boston  (see  page  6) 

Bell  Hanger. 

Fuller  Seth  W.,  22  Milk,  Boston  (see  p.  501) 


Bitter  manufacturer. 

Gerrish  Thomas  G  ,  126  Pawtucket,  Low- 
ell (see  page  493) 

Boiler  Setter. 

Leach  H.  W.,  7  Oliver,  Boston  (see  p.  500) 
Bookbinder*. 

Russ  W.  H.,  4  Alden,  Boston  (see  page  490) 
Wilson  Wm.  J.,  96  Milk,  Boston  (see  p.  490) 

Boots  and  Shoes. 

Lamkin  G.,  28  Tremont  row,  Boston  (see 

page  504) 
Moseley  T.  E.  &  Co.,  469  Washington,  Bos 

ton  (see  page  504)  • 

Bottlers. 

Comstock  Gove  &  Co.,  30  Canal,  Boston 

(see  page  498) 
Fairbanks  &  Neale,  Howard,  Boston  (see 

advt.  on  map) 

Bouquets. 

Dee  Thos.  W.,  67  Tremont,  Boston   (see 

back  cover) 
Hovey  &  Co.,  16  South  Market,  Boston  (see 

page  474) 

Box  makers. 

Standard  Turning  Works  (formerly  Ela 
Bros.)  (turned  wood),  53  State,  Boston 
(see  back  cover) 

Braziers'  Rods. 

Washburn  &  Moen  Mnfg.  Co.,  Worcester, 
Mass.  (see  page  502) 

Broker  (Real  Estate). 

Carter  Josiah  H.,  31  State,  room  5  (see 
page  490) 

Broker  (Stock). 

Watson  John  C,  70  Devonshire,  Boston 
(see  page  7) 

Broom  Wire. 

Washburn  &  Moen  Mnfg.  Co.,  Worcester, 
Mass.  (see  page  502) 

Brush  manufacturers. 

Worcester  A.  &  Son,  27  and  29  Exchange, 
Boston  (see  page  505) 

Bungs. 

Standard  Turning  Works  (formerly  Ela 
Bros.),  63  State,  Boston  (see  back  cover) 

Burglar  Alarms. 

Fuller  Seth  W.,  22  Milk,  Boston  (see  p.  501) 
Butter,  Cheese  and  Eggs. 

Chapin  Geo.  T.,  12  and  13  Blackstone  mar- 
ket (see  page  4.<\<£) 

Page  P.  C,  24  Suffolk  market,  Boston  (see 
page  498) 

Cabinet  maker. 

Clark  John  W.,  21  Haverhill,  Boston  (see 
page  492) 


BUSINESS    DIRECTORY    OF   PATRONS. 


19 


Card  IFire. 

Washburn  &  Moen  Mnfg.  Co.,  Worcester, 
Mass.  (see  page  502) 

Carpets. 

Brooks  W.  P.  B.,  9  Marshall,  114  Blackstone 
and  151  Hanover,  Boston  (see  page  501) 

Carriage  Jlauiifnciiirers. 

Stewart  Samuel  &  Co.,  118  and  120  Sud- 
bury, and  13  Green,  Boston  (see  page  2) 

Cement,  Elastic. 

Story  &  Wilbur,  529  Commercial,  Boston 
(see  page  493) 

Chemical  IWanufartnrers. 

Cochrane  A.  &  Co.,  55  Kilby,  Boston  (see 
page  490) 

Clothes  Iiine  Wire. 

Washburn  &  Moen  Mnfg.  Co.,  Worcester, 
Mass.  (see  page  502) 

Coal  aud  Wood. 

Bosworth  &   Hamlin,  256  Federal,  Boston 

(see  page  3) 
Burnham  L.  G.  &  Co.,  132  Charles  and  East 

Chester  Park,  office,  75  State,  Boston  (see 

page  3) 
Hunnewell  Wm.  A.  &  Co.,  13  Kilby,  order 

box,  40  State,  Boston  (see  page  4€8) 
Wellington  Austin  C.  Coal  Co.,  17  Congress 

and  438  Federal,  Boston  (see  page  500) 
Wellington  Horatio  &   Co.,  11  Kilby,  Bos- 
ton (see  front  cover) 
Wellington  J.  A.  &  Co., 68  Water,  Boston 

(see  back  cover) 
Win9low  Geo.  M.  &  Co.,  228  Causeway  and 

139  Cross,  Boston  (see  page  3) 


Commission   ITIerchi 


its. 


Avery  &  Nichols,  109  Atlantic  avenue  (see 
page  10)  * 

Page  P.  C,  24  Suffolk  market,  Boston  (see 
page  498) 

Commissioner  of   Deeds 
(New  Hampshire  and  Vermont). 

Albee  Sumner,  30  Court,  Boston  (see  page 
495) 

Confectionery. 

Jessop  J.  H.,  27  Tremont,  Boston  (see  page 
505) 

Conservatory  of  ITInsic. 

New  England  Conservatory  of  Music,  E. 
Tourjee,  director,  Franklin  so.,  Boston 
(see  page  346) 

Contractor. 

Leach  H.  W.,  7  Oliver,  Boston  (see  p.  500) 

Conveyancer. 

Carter  Josiah  H.,  31  State,  room  5  (see 
page  490) 

Cordials. 

Gerrish  Thos.  G.,  126  Pawtucket,  Lowell 
(see  page  493) 

Corset  Wire. 

Washburn  &  Moen  Mnfg.  Co.,  Worcester, 
Mass.  (see  page  502) 

Cotton  Duck. 

Martin  James  &  Son,  110,  112  and  114 
Commercial,  Boston  (see  page  193) 


Crinoline  Wire. 

Washburn  &  Moen  Mnfg.  Co.,  Worcester, 
Mass.  (see  page  502) 

Decorators. 

Lawrence,  Wilde  &  Co.,  38  to  48  Cornhill, 
Boston  (see  page  6) 

Detective  Agency. 

Dearborn  &  Chapman,  40  Water,  room  56, 
Simmons  building,  Boston  (see  page  7) 

Directory  Publishers. 

Greenough  W.  A.  &  Co.,  31  Milk,  room 
39,  Boston  (see  pages  14,  30,  340,  493,  498) 

Doors,  Sashes  and  Blinds. 

Cutter  &  Parker,  71  and  73  Portland,  Boa- 
ton  (see  page  6) 

Hardy,  Dyer  &  Co.,  15  and  16  Charlestown, 
Boston  (see  page  6) 

Dowels. 

Standard  Turning  Works  (formerly  Ela 
Bros.),  53  State,  Boston  (see  back  cover) 

Drain  Pipe. 

Lewis  David  W.,  80  Water,  Boston  (see 
page  499) 

Draperies. 

Doe,  Hunnewell  &  Co.,  577  and  579  Wash- 
ington, Boston  (see  front  cover) 

Draughtsmen. 

Lombard  N.  C,  40  State,  Boston  (see  p.  10) 
Druggists'  Sundries. 

Standard  Turning  Works  (formerly  Ela 
Bros.),  53  State,  Boston  (see  back  cover) 

Enamelled  Goods. 

Standard  Turning  Works  (formerly  Ela 
Bros.),  53  State,  Boston  (see  back  cover) 

Engineer  (Steam). 

Robinson  J.  R.,  65  Simmons  building,  40 
Water,  Boston  (see  page  490) 

Express. 

Sawin  Moses  M.,  34  Court  sq  ,  174  Wash- 
ington, 75  Kilby,  105  Arch  and  48  King- 
stone,  Boston  (see  page  28) 

Feather  Dusters. 

Worcester  &  Son,  27  and  29  Sudbury,  Bos- 
ton (see  page  505) 

Feltings,     Rosin-sized ,    Dry    and 
Tarred. 

Story  &  Wilbur,  529  Commercial,  Boston 
(see  page  493) 

Fence  Wire. 

Washburn  &  Moen  Mnfg.  Co.,  Worcester, 
Mass.  (see  page  502) 

Fertilizers. 

North  Charles  H.  &  Co.,  stalls  27  and  29  F. 

H.  market,  store  33  and  34  North  Market, 

Boston  (see  page  473) 
Squire  John  P.  &  Co.,  21,  23  and  25  F.  H. 

market,  and  39  North  Market,  Boston 

(see  page  473) 

Fire  Bricks. 

Lewis  David  W.,  80  Water,  Boston  (see 
page  499) 

Fishing  Rods  and  Tackle. 

Read  Wm.  &  Sons,  107  Washington,  Boston 
(see  page  492) 


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BUSINESS    DIRECTORY    OF   PATRONS. 


Flags. 

Martin  James  &  Son,  110, 112  and  114  Com- 
mercial, Boston  (see  page  193) 

Florists  and  Seedsmen. 

Dee  Thomas  W.,  57  Tremont,  Boston  (see 

back  cover) 
Hovey  &  Co.,  16  South  Market,  Boston 

(see  page  474) 

Furnaces,  Ranges,  etc. 

Taunton  Iron  Works  Co.,  87  and  89  Black- 
stone,  Boston  (see  page  160) 

Furniture. 

Brooks  W.  P.  B.,  9  Marshall,  151  Hanover 
and  114  Blackstone.  Boston  (see  p  501) 

Doe,  Hunnewell  &  Co.,  577  and  579  Wash- 
ington, Boston  (see  front  cover) 

Lawrence,  Wilde  &  Co.,  38  to  48  Cornhill, 
Boston  (see  page  6) 

Holmes  F.  M.  Furniture  Co  ,  107  Washing- 
ton, Boston  (see  front  cover) 

Shaw,  Applin  &  Co.,  27  Sudbury,  and  69 
and  71  Portland,  Boston  (see  page  6) 

Furs. 

Schaffer  C,  14  Bromfield,  Boston  (see  page 
505) 

Furniture   Spring  Wire. 

Washburn  &  Moen  Mnfg.  Co.,  Worcester, 
Mass.  (see  page  502) 

Fur  Skins. 

Schaffer  C,  14  Bromfield,  Boston  (see  page 
505) 

Galvanized    Wire. 

Washburn  &  Moen  Mnfg.  Co.,  Worcester, 
Mass.  (see  page  502) 

Ga«  Lighting. 

Fuller  Seth  W.,  22  Milk,  Boston  (see  p.  501) 
Glass  Manufacturers. 

New  England  Glass  Works,  67  Federal, 
Boston  (see  page  467) 

Greenhouses. 

Dee  Thomas  W.,  57  Tremont,  Boston  (see 

back  cover) 
Hovey  &  Co.,  16  South  Market,  Boston  (see 

page  474) 

Grocers. 

Cobb,  Bates  &  Yerxa,  686  to  692  Washing- 
ton and  3  Bowdoin  square,  Boston  (see 
back  cover) 

Guns  and  Pistols. 

Read  Wm.  &  Sons,  107  Washington,   Bos- 
ton (see  page  492) 
Schaefer  W.  It.,  61  Elm,  Boston  (see  p.  492) 

Handles. 

Standard  Turning  Works  (formerly  Ela 
Bros.),  53  State,  Boston  (see  back  cover) 

Hardware  and  Cutlery. 

Burditt  &  Williams,  20  Dock  sq.,  Boston 
(see  foot  lines  in  general  directory) 

Hat  Manufacturers. 

Wilcox  David  &  Co.,  8  Boylston  sq.,  Boa- 
ton  (see  page  492) 

Hats,  Caps,  Arc. 

Dyer,  Taylor  &  Co.,  36  to  40  Chauncy,  Bos- 
ton (see  advt.  on  map) 

Hats,  Caps  and  Furs  (Fur). 
Schaffer  C,  14  Bromfield,  Boston  (see  page 
506) 


Hay  Bale  Ties. 

Washburn  &  Moen  Mnfg.  Co.,  Worcester, 
Mass.  (see  page  502) 

Hay  and  Straw. 

Burnham  L.G.  &  Co.,  132  Charles  and  East 
Chester  Park,  office  75  State,  Boston  (see 
page  3) 

Hogs,  Live  and  Dressed. 

North  Charles  H.   &  Co.,  27  and  29  F.  H. 

market,  store  Nos.  33  and  34  No.  Market, 

Boston  (see  page  473) 
Squire  John  P.  &  Co.,  21,  23  and  25  F.  H. 

market  and  39  North  Market,  Boston  (see 

page  473) 

Holly  Goods. 

Standard  Turning  Works  (formerly  Ela 
Bros.),  53  State,  Boston  (see  back  cover) 

Horse  and  Wagon  Covers. 

Sawyer  Howard  M.,  153  Milk,  Boston  (see 
page  472) 

Ice. 

Boston  Ice  Co.,  76  State,  Boston  (see  p.  492) 

Insurance  Agents. 

Carter  Josiah  H.,  31  State,  room  5,  Boston 
(see  page  490) 

Everett  Edward  F.,  Mason  building,  Liber- 
ty sq.,  Boston  (see  page  7) 

Hastings  W.  B.  &  Co.,  7  Exchange  place, 
Boston  (see  page  32) 

Whittemore  Joseph,  173  Washington,  Bos- 
ton (see  page  30) 

Winnett  J.  &  Co.,  5  Tremont,  Boston  (see 
back  cover) 

Insurance  Companies. 

Citizens  Mutual  Insurance  Co.,  8  Exchange 

place,  Boston  (see  page  2) 
Massachusetts  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Co. , 

28  StatS,  Boston  (see  page  7) 

Iron  Posts  for  Wire  Fences. 

American  Iron  Post  and  Construction  Co., 
31  Milk,  Boston  (see  page  503) 

Iron  Wire. 

Washburn  &  Moen  Mnfg.  Co.,  Worcester, 
Mass.  (see  page  602) 

Italian  Awuing-s. 

Martin  James  &  Son,  110, 112  and  114  Com- 
mercial, Boston  (see  page  193) 

Ivory  Turning. 

Standard  Turning  Works  (formerly  Ela 
Bros.),  53  State,  Boston  (see  back  cover) 

Jewelers'  and  Druggists'  Boxes. 

Dennison  Mnfg.  Co.,  21  Milk,  Boston  (see 
page  489) 

Iiard  Oil. 

North  Charles  H.  &  Co.,  stalls  27  and  29  F. 

H.  market,  store  33  and  34  North  Market, 

Boston  (see  page  473) 
Squire  John   P.  &  Co.,  21,  23  and  25  F.  H. 

market,  and  39  North  Market,  Boston 

(see  page  473) 

Lawyers. 

Albee  Sumner,  30  Court,  Boston  (see  page 
495)  F 

Alger  Alpheus  B.,  23  Court,  Boston  (see 
page  496) 

Appleton  John  H.,  23  Court,  Boston  (see 
page  497) 


BUSINESS    DIRECTORY    OP    PATRONS. 


21 


Bancroft  Win.  A.,  15  Pemberton  sq.,  Bos- 
ton (see  page  496) 

Bent  George  C,  26  Pemberton  sq  ,  Boston 
(s^e  page  496) 

Blair  &  Lucas,  231  Washington,  Boston 
(see  p. 471) 

Brown  &  Alger,  23  Court,  Boston  (see  page 
496) 

Conlan  John,  33  School,  Boston  (see  p.  497) 

Dudley  &  Dudley,  95  Milk,  Boston  (.see 
page  494) 

Durant  William  B.,  19  Congress,  Boston 
(see  page  497) 

Hayes  Wm.  A.  jr.,  41  Sears  building,  Bos- 
ton (see  page  496) 

Howe  Archibald  M  ,  25  Congress,  Boston 
(see  page  495) 

Leverett  George  V.,47  Devonshire,  Boston 
(see  page  497) 

McDaniel  Samuel  W.,  61  Court,  Boston 
(see  page  497) 

Mclntire  Charles  J.,  75  State,  Boston  (see 
page  494) 

Parker  Horatio  G.,  44  Sears  bldg.,  Boston 
(see  page  495) 

Perkins  George  A.,  75  State,  Boston  (see 
page  494) 

Pevey  G.  A.  A.,  27  Tremont  row,  room  7, 
Boston  (see  page  497) 

Read  Charles  C,  27  State,  Boston  (seepage 
4%) 

Richardson  &  Hale,  209  Washington,  Bos- 
ton («ee  page  494) 

Russell  C.  T.  &  T.  H.,  27  State,  Boston  (see 
page  495) 

Wells  Henry  J.,  26  Pemberton  sq.,  Boston 
(see  page  496) 

White  M.  P.,  47  Devonshire,  Boston  (see 

W>age  496) 
yman  J.  P.  jr.,  30  Court,  Boston(see  page 
497) 

Lead  Pipe  and  Sheet  Lend. 
Boston  Lead  Manufacturing  Co.,  Wm.  J. 
Bride,  treas.,  24  and  26    Oliver,  Boston 
(see  page  29) 

Lcatl  Wire  and   Lead  Window 
Weights. 

Boston  Lead  Manufacturing  Co.,  Wm.  J. 
Bride,  treas.,  24  and  26  Oliver,  Boston 
(see  page  29) 

Lime,  Hair  and  Cement. 

Burnham  L.  G.  &  Co. ,132  Charles  and  East 

Chester  Park,  office  75  State,  Boston  (see 

page  3) 
Gooch  J.  G.  &  N.  G.,  13  Kilby,  Boston  (see 

foot  lines  in  general  directory) 
Wellington  Austin  C.  Coal  Co.,  438  Federal, 

and  17  Congress,  Boston  (see  page  500) 

Lumber. 

Cummings  Kenney  &  Co.,  17  Wareham 
and  3  and  5  Plympton,  Boston  (see  p.  471) 

Gooch  J.  G.  &  N.  G.,  13  Kilby,  Boston  (see 
foot  lines  in  general  directory) 

Shepard  &  Morse  Lumber  Co.,  1  Liberty 
aq.,  Boston  (see  page  501) 

Machinery. 

Roberts  James  H.  &  Co.,  118  Merrimac, 
Bostou  (see  page  194) 

Machinery  Wire. 

Washburn  &  Moen  Mnfg.  Co.,  Worcester, 
Mass.  (see  page  502) 

Manufacturing  Company. 

Washburn  &  Moen  Mnfg.  Co.,  Worcester, 
Mass.  (see  page  502) 


Marble  Works. 

Hall  Charles  E.  &  Co.,  69  Charlestown  and 
101  Haverhill,  Boston  (see  page  194) 

Market  Wire. 

Washburn  &  Moen  Mnfg.  Co.,  Worcester, 
Mass.  (see  page  502) 

Masons  and  Builders. 

Leach  H.  W.,  7  Oliver,  Boston  (see  p.  600) 
Mechanical  Engineer. 

Lombard  N.  C,  40  State,  Boston  (see  p.  10) 

Medicines. 

Gerrish  Thomas  G.,  126  Pawtucket,  Lowell 
isee  page  493) 

Merchandise  Tags  and  Labels. 

Dennison  Mnfg.  Co.,  21  Milk,  Boston  (see 
page  489) 

Metallic  Posts  for  Wire  Fences. 

American  Iron  Post  and  Construction  Co., 
31  Milk,  Boston  (see  page  503) 

Military  and  Theatrical  Goods. 

Wilson  D.  &  Co.,  5  Temple  place,  Boston 
(see  page  499) 

Mineral  Water. 

Comstock,  Gove  &  Co.,  30  Canal,  Boston 

(see  page  498) 
Fairbanks  &  Neale.  Howard,  Boston  (see 

advt.  on  map) 

Mouldings. 

Gooch  J.  G.  &  N.  G.,  13  Kilby,  Boston  (see 
foot  lines  in  general  directory) 

Musical  Merchandise. 

Standard  Turning  Works  (formerly  Ela 
Bros.),  53  State,  Boston  (see  back  cover) 

Music  School. 

New  England  Conservatory  of  Music,  E. 
Tourjee,  Director,  Franklin  square,  Bos- 
ton (see  page  346) 

Music  Teacher. 

New  England  Conservatory  of  Music,  E. 
Tourjee,  Director,  Franklin  square,  Boa- 
ton  (see  page  346) 

Music  Wire. 

Washburn  &  Moen  Mnfg.  Co.,  Worcester, 
Mass.  (see  page  502) 

Needle  Wire. 

Washburn  &  Moen  Mnfg.  Go.,  Worcester, 
Mass.  (see  page  502) 

Newspaper. 

Cambridge  Chronicle,  Linn  B.  Porter, 
editor  and  prop.,  150  Tremont,  Boston 
(see  page  478) 

Notaries  Public. 

Bancroft  Wm.  A.,  15  Pemberton  square, 

Boston  (see  page  496) 
Howe  Archibald  M.,  25  Congress,  Boston 

(see  page  495) 
McDaniel  Samuel  W.,  61  Court,   Boston 

(see  page  497) 
Read  Charles  C,  27  State,  Boston  (see  page 

496) 
White  M.  P.,  47  Devonshire,  Boston  (see 

page  496) 

Oil  Clothing  Mnfr. 

Sawyer  Howard  M.,  153  Milk,  Boston  (see 
page  472) 


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BUSINESS    DIRECTORY    OF   PATRONS. 


Oiled    Oats. 

Sawyer  Howard  M.,  163  Milk,  Boston  (see 
page  472) 

Oils  (Illuminating). 

Beacon  Oil  Co  ,  42  India,  Boston  (see  page 
501) 

Organ  Stop  Mnfrs. 

Standard  Turning  Works  (formerly  Ela 
Bros.),  53  State,  Boston  (see  back  cover) 

Oysters. 

Atwood  D.  &  Co.,  92  F.  H.  sq.,  Boston  (see 
page  498) 

Paper  Roxes. 

Dennison  Mnfg.  Co.,  21  Milk,  Boston  (see 
page  489) 

Paper-Hangings. 

Corse  &  Smith,  181  Washington,  Boston 
(see  advt.  foot  lines  in  Business  Directory) 

Patent  Medicines. 

Gerrish  Thos.  G.,  126  Pawtucket,  Lowell 
(see  page  493) 

Patents. 

(Expert  in  Patent  Causes.) 
Lombard  N.  C,  49  State,  Boston  (see  p.  10) 

Patents  (Solicitors). 

Hayes   Alexander  L.,  95  Milk,  room  72, 

Boston  (see  page  194) 
Lombard  N.  (J.,  40  State,  Boston  (see  p.  10) 

Photographers. 

Black  J.  W.  <fc  Co.,  333  Washington,  Bos- 
ton (see  page  504) 

Notnian  James,  99  Boylston,  Boston  (see 
page  504) 

Piano  Material  (Wood). 

Standard  Taming  Works  (formerly  Ela 
Bros.),  53  State,  B.  (see  back  cover) 

Plants. 

Hovey  &  Co.,  16  South  Market,  Boston  (see 

page  474) 
Dee  Thomas  W.,  57  Tremont,  Boston  (see 

back  cover) 

Plant  hers. 

Hawkes  Levi  $  Co.,  50  Howard,  Boston 
(see  page  32) 

Polishing  Powder  (Silver  White). 

Dennison  Mnfg.  Co.,  21  Milk,  Boston  (see 


Pork,  Lnnl  and  Hams. 
North  Charles  H.  &  Co.,  stalls  27  and  29  F. 

H.  market,  store  33  and  34  North  Market, 

Boston  (see  page  473) 
Squire  John  1\  &  Co.,  21,  23  and  25  F.   H. 

market,  and  39  North  Market,  Boston 

(see  page  473) 

Pork  Packers. 

North  Charles  H.  &  Co.,  stalls  27  and  29  F. 

H.  market,  store  33  and  34  North  Market, 

Boston  (see  page  473) 
Squire  John  P.  &  Co.,  21,  23  and  25  F.  H. 

market  and  39  North  Market,  Boston  (see 

page  473) 


Printers. 

Brown  W.  F.  &  Co.,  218  Franklin,  Boston 

(see  page  491) 
Clapp  David  &  Son,  35  Bedford,  Boston 

(see  page  491 ) 
Robinson  Warren  J.  &  Co.,  129  State  (see 

page  491) 
Wright  &  Potter  Printing  Co.,  18  P.  O.  sq., 

Boston  (see  page  491) 

Produce. 

Chapin  George  T.,  12  and  13  Blackstone 

market,  Boston  (see  page  498) 
Page  P.  C,  24  Suffolk  market,  Boston  (see 

page  473) 

Provisions  (Retail). 

Ball  C.  S.,  3  Union  market,  Boston  (see 
page  498) 

Provisions  (Wholesale). 

Ball  C.  S.,  3  Union  market,  Boston  (see 
page  498) 

North  Charles  H.  &  Co.,  27  and  29  F.  H. 
market,  store  Nos.  33  and  31  North  Mar- 
ket, Boston  (see  page  473) 

Smith  &  Thayer,  corner  Cambridge  and 
Bowdoin,  Boston  (see  page  498) 

Squire  John  P.  &  Co.,  21,  23  and  25  F.  H. 
market,  and  39  North  Market,  Boston 
(see  page  473) 

Publishers. 

Greenongh  W.  A.  ac  Co.,  31  Milk,  room 
39,  Boston  (see  pages  14,  30,  340,  493,  498) 

Pumps  (Copper  and  Iron). 

Boston  Lead  Mnfg.  Co.,  William  J.  Bride, 
treasurer,  24  and  26  Oliver,  Boston  (see 
page  29) 

Real  Estate  and  mortgages. 

Carter  Josiah  H.,  31  State,  room  5,  Boston 
(see  page  490) 

Knights  S.  K.  &  Co.,  226  Washington,  Bos- 
ton (see  back  cover) 

Winnett  J.  &  Co.,  5  Tremont,  Boston  (see 
back  cover) 

Red  Lead  and  Litharge. 

New  England  Glass  Works,  67   Federal, 

Boston  (see  page  467) 
Boston  Lead  Mnfg.  Co.,  William  J.  Bride, 

treasurer,  24  and  26  Oliver,  Boston  (see 

page  29) 

Regalia  Manufacturers. 

Wilson  D.  &  Co.,  5  Temple  place,  Boston 
(see  page  499) 

Rivet  Wire. 

Washburn  &  Moen  Mnfg.  Co.,  Worcester, 
Mass.  (see  page  502) 

Rolling  mills. 

Washburn  &  Moen  Mnfg.  Co.,  Worcester, 
Mass.  (see  page  5C2) 

Roofers. 

West  End  Roofing  Co.,  232  Cambridge  and 
10  Canal,  Boston  (see  page  499) 

Roofing  (Slate). 

Story  &  Wilbur,  529  Commercial,  Boston 
(.see  page  493) 

Round  Iron. 

Washburn  &  Moen  Mnfg.  Co.,  Worcester, 
k  (see  page  502) 


BUSINESS    DIRECTORT    OF    PATRONS. 


23 


Safe  Manufacturer. 

Damon  Geo.  L.,  108  and  110  Sudbury,  Boa- 
ton  (see  page  5) 

Sargent,  Greenleaf  &  Co.,  57  Sudbury, 
Boston  (see  page  5) 

School  House  Furniture. 

Wbitconib  A.  G.,  73  Fulton,  Boston  (see 
page  505) 

Settees. 

Whitcomb  A.  G.,  73  Fulton,  Boston  (see 
page  5(J5) 

Shafting,  Hangers  and  Pulleys. 

Roberts  James  H.  &  Co.,  118  Merrimac, 
Boston  (see  page  194) 

Shipping  and  Merchandise   Tags. 

Dennison  Mnfg.  Co.,  21  Milk,  Boston  (see 
page  489) 

Slate  Healers. 

Story  &  Wilbur,  529  Commercial,  Boston 
(see  page  493) 

Slate    Breaking  and  Punching 
Machine. 

Story  &  Wilbur,  529  Commercial,  Boston 
(see  page  493) 

Slating  Tools  and  Nails. 

Story  &  Wilbur,  529  Commercial,  Boston 
(see  page  4lJ3) 

Society    Regalia. 

Wilson  D.  &  Co.,  5  Temple  place,  Boston 
(see  page  499) 

Solder. 

Boston  Lead  Mnfg.  Co.,  William  J.  Bride, 
treas.,  24  and  26  Oliver,  Boston  (see  p.  29) 

Spriug  Wire. 

Wasbburn  &  Moen  Mnfg.  Co.,  Worcester, 
Mass.  (see  page  502) 

Stationers'  Specialties. 

Dennison  Mnfg.  Co.,  21  Milk,  Boston  (see 
page  489) 

Steel  Barb  Fencing. 

Wasbburn  &  Moen  Mnfg.  Co.,  Worcester, 
Mass.  (see  page  502) 

Steel  Hrill  Wire. 

Washburn  &  Moen  Mnfg.  Co.,  Worcester, 
Mass.  (see  page  602) 

Steel  Wire. 

Washburn  &  Moen  Mnfg.  Co.,  Worcester, 
Mass.  (see  page  502) 

Stone  Wire. 

Washburn  &  Moen  Mnfg.  Co.,  Worcester, 
Mass.  isee  page  502) 

Stores. 

Brooks  W.  P.  B.,  9  Marshall,  114  Black- 
stone  and  151  Hanover,  Boston  (see  p.501) 

Tags. 

Dennison  Mnfg.  Co.,  21  Milk,  Boston  (see 
page  489) 

Tailors. 

Elliot  Chas.  E.  &  Co.,  419  Washington, 
Boston  (Bee  page  28) 

Targets  for  Rifle  Practice. 

Dennison  Mnfg.  Co.,  21  Milk,  Boston  (see 
page  489) 


Telegraph  and  Telephone     Wire. 

Washburn  &  Moen  Mnfg.  Co.,  Worcester, 
Mass.  (see  page  502) 

Tents  and  Flags. 

Martin  James  &  Son,  110,  112  and  114  Com- 
mercial, Boston  (see  page  193) 

Tinned  Wire. 

Washburn  &  Moen  Mnfg.  Co.,  Worcester, 
Mass.  (see  page  502) 

Tin,  Zinc,  Solder,    &c. 

Story  &  Wilbur,  529  Commercial,  Boston 
(see  page  493) 

Tissue  Papers. 

Dennison  Mnfg.  Co.,  21  Milk,  Boston  (see 
page  489) 

Toys. 

Standard  Turning  Works  (formerly  Ela 
Bros.),  53  State,  Boston  (see  back  cover) 

Turning  and  Jig  Sawing. 

Standard  Turning  Works  (formerly  Ela 
Bros.),  53  State  (see  back  cover) 

Upholstery  Goodo. 

Corse  &  Smith,  1S1  Washington,  Boston 
(see  foot  lines  on  Business  Directory) 

Doe,  Hunnewell  &  Co.,  577  and  579  Wash- 
ington, Boston  (see  front  cover) 

Lawrence,  Wilde  &  Co.,  38  to  48  Coruhill, 
Boston  (see  page  6) 

Wagon  Covers. 

Martin  James  &  Son,  110,  112,  and  114 
Commercial,  Boston  (see  page  193) 

Watch  Healers  and  Repairers. 

Crosby  S.  S.  &  H.  Towne,  421  Washington, 
Boston  (see  advt.  on  map) 

Watch  Springs. 

Washburn  &  Moen  Mnfg.  Co.,  Worcester, 
Mass.  (see  page  502) 

Wash  Stands  (Stationary). 

Clark  John  W.,  21  Haverhill,  Boston  (see 
page  492) 

Water  Proof  Clothing  and  Hats. 

Sawyer  Howard  M.,  153  Milk,  Boston  (see 
page  472) 

Wearing  Wire. 

Washburn  &  Moen  Mnfg.  Co.,  Worcester, 
Mass.  (see  page  502) 

White  l^ead  and  Zinc. 

Boston  Lead  Mnfg.  Co.,  William  J,  Bride, 
treas.,  24  and  26  Oliver,  Boston  (see  p.  29) 

Window  Shades  and  Curtain 
Fixtures. 

Corse  &  Smith,  181  Washington,  Boston 
(see  foot  lines  on  Business  Directory) 

Wire. 

Washburn  &  Moen  Mnfg.  Co.,  Worcester, 
Mass.  (see  page  502) 

Wood  and  Ivory  Turning. 

Standard  Turning  Works  (formerly  Ela 
Bros.),  53  State,  Boston  (see  back  cover) 

Wreaths,  Crosses  and  Cut 

Flower*. 

Dee  Thos.  W.,  57  Tremont,  Boston   (see 

back  cover) 
Hovey  &  Co.,  16  South  Market,  Boston  (see 

page  474) 


28  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


B.    F-    B -A- X- T  Z  L  "Z\ 

Formerly  with  Notman,  and  later  with  Pach.    (Successor  to  Waeke.v.) 

563  MAIN   STREET,         .         .         CAMBRIDGEPORT,  MASS. 

Having  bought  oat  "WARREN'S  PHOTOGRAPH  GALLERY,  at  the  above  address,  and 
taken  possession  on  the  1st  of  January,  is  pleased  to  give  the  Public  in  general  the  opportunity 
of  being  photographed  at  the  following  low  rates:  CABINETS,  any  style  desired,  $6.00, 
and  CARTES  l>E  VISITES,  $3.0'J  per  Dozen.  The  finish  of  these  will  be  equal  to 
those  which  cost  twice  the  price  in  Boston. 

Special  attention  given  to  Copying  and  Enlarging  Old  Pictures  of  every  description. 

G-.    W.    PAOH   &    BROTHERS,       "" 

Between  Old  Cambridge  Baptist  Church  and  Beck  Hall. 
BRANCH  OF  841   BROADWAY,       ....       NEW  YORK. 

A  general  invitation  given  to  the  public  generally  to  visit  their  Art  Studio. 
MANUFACTURER  OF 

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Steps,  Ladders,   Snow  Shovels,  Frame  Pins, 

Ladder  Hooks?  Clothes  Posts,  Mantel  and 
Clock  Shelves,  &  Stair  Balusters  of  all  kinds. 

382  MAIN  STREET CAMBRIDGEPORT. 

S§AWIWfS 

Cambridge  &  Boston  Express. 

OFFICES  IN  BOSTON, 

34  Court  Square,  174  Washington,  105 
Arch,  75  Kilby  and  76  Kingston  St. 

OFFICE  IN  CAMBRIDGE. 

LYCEUM   BUILDING,   HASVARD    SQ. 
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For  the  ensuing  season,  which  toe  offer  at  the  very  Lowest  Prices,  with  a  Liberal 
Discount  for  Cash  Payments. 

GHAS.  E.  ELLIOT  &  CO., 

TAILORS. 

Chambers,  419  Washington  Street, 
BOSTON. 

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ADVERTISEMENTS.  29 


Boston  Lead  Manufacturing  Co., 

OFFICE, 

24  AND  26  OLIVER  STREET, 

BOSTON,  MASS. 
SAMUEL  LITTLE,  President.      WM.  J.  BRIDE,  Treasurer. 


MANUFACTURERS    OF 

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COPPER  AND  IRON  PUMPS, 

SOLDER,  &c. 

Our  Pure  White  Lead  both  dry  and  ground  in  oil,  we  warrant 
to  be  strictly  pure,  and  guarantee  that  for  Fineness,  Body  and 
Durability,  it  is  not  surpassed  by  any  Lead  in  the  market. 

We  warrant  our  Red  Lead  and  Litharge  to  be  strictly  pure  and 
of  the  finest  quality. 

•   ♦ 

Gold  Medal  Awarded  by  the  Mass.  Charitable  Mechanic  Association,  1881. 


30  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


JOSEPH   WHITTEMORE, 

INSURANCE  AGENT 

613  MAIN  ST.,  OVER  THE  POST  OFFICE, 
CAMBRIDGEPORT,    MASS. 

BOSTON    OFFICE,    \7&    WASHINGTON    STREET. 

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MA N J  FACTUR ERS     O F 

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Factory,  corner  of   Broadway  and    Davis  Street, 

mm®>®w>mi.  mass. 


ALL  ORDERS  BY  MAIL  OR  OTHERWISE  PROMPTLY  ATTENDED  TO. 
L.     KEMP.  HORACE     G.     KEMP.  JAMES     H.     KEMP. 

ESTABLISHED,    J^.JD.    1844. 

GEO.    G-.    PAGE   &    CO., 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Boxes  and  Packing  Cases, 

BOXES    PRINTED     WHEN     DESIRED. 

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ESTABLISHED     1863. 

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W.  A.  GREENOUGH  &  CO., 

COMPILERS  AND  PUBLISHERS  OF 

THE  BOSTON  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 

Directories  of  all  the  principal  cities  «»l"  the  United  States  kept  on  hand,  for 

reference,  to  accommodate  patrons  and  friends.    Also  supplied  to 

order  for  an)  part  of  the  United  States  and  Canadas. 

No.  31  Milk  St.,  Room  39,  BOSTON,  MASS.,  U.  S.  A. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


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JOSEPH  R.  RICHARDS, 

WILLIAM  P.  RICHARDS, 

ARCHITECTS, 

REMOVED    TO 

44  Court  Street,  BOSTON,  MASS. 


Rooms  26,27. 


Elevator,  JVo.  42. 


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ADVERTISEMENTS. 


1864. 


j  "  The  Old  and  Reliable 
I     Insurance  Agency." 


1883. 


W.  B.  HASTINGS  &  CO., 

Illllil  AUNTS 

No.  89  Cambridge  Street,  East  Cambridge. 

7    EXCHANGE    PLACEj    BOSTONj    MASS. 

OFFICE  HOURS,  BOSTON,  1  TO  3  P.M. 


MSflt  SAW: 


#  m*> 


Levi  Hawkes, 
John  Crawford. 


PLUMBERS, 

Special  Attention  to  Drainage 
and  Ventilation. 

599  1-2    Main  St.,  Cambridgeport. 

Also,  50  Howard  Street,  Boston. 


J.  H.  BUTTERFIELD, 

Dealer  in  all  kinds  of 


Ho.  86  Cambridge  Street,  East  Cambridge. 

Goods    Delivered    Free    of    Charge. 


A.  BAUMEISTER, 

SANITARY  ENGINEER, 

And  Licensed 

ZDIR-JLUDsT    Ij^YIEIR,. 

Also,  Ventilation  In  all  Us  branches  a  specialty. 

Palmer  Street,  near  Brattle, 

C  A.  MB  JRIiDGrE. 


STEEETS,  COURTS,  AVENUES,  ETC. 

Streets  in  ward  1  are  in  Cambridge  (proper),  wards  2  and  4  Cambridgeport,  ward  3  East  Cambridge, 

ward  5  North  Cambridge. 


Acacia,  from  13  Ash  to  Hawthorn,  wd.  1 
Acorn,  from  Putnam  av.  to  Chestnut.wd.  4 
Adams,  from  Concord  avenue,  opposite 
Wellington,  to  Washington  at  Belmont 
line,  ward  1 
Albany,  from  Main,  opposite  Portland,  to 

Fort  Washington,  ward  4 
Albro,   from  Western  avenue  to  Black- 
stone,  ward  4 
Allen,  from    178  North  avenue  to  8  Or- 
chard, ward  5 
Allston.  from  114  Magazine  to  Waverly, 

east  to  Fort  Washington,  ward  4 
Allston  court,  from  100  Allston,  ward  4 
Amory,  from  329  Broadway  to  190  Hamp- 
shire, ward  2 
Amory  place,  from  11  Amory,  west.  wd.  2 
Andrew,  from  42  Fairmont  to  Somerset, 

ward  4 
Antrim,  from  353  Broadway  to  532   Cam- 
bridge, In  man  square,  ward  2 
Appian-way,  from  U3  Brattle  to  3  Garden, 

ward  1 
Appleton,  from  155  Brattle  to   Concord 

avenue,  ward  1 
Arlington,    from    131    North    avenue   to 

Washington  avenue,  ward  5 
Arrow,  from  866  Main  to  13  Bow,  ward  1 
Arsenal  square,  junction  of  Garden,  Con- 
cord avenue,  and  Chauncy,  ward  1 
Ash,  from  81  Brattle,  south  to  the  Charles 

river,  ward  1 
Ashburton  place,  from  26  Essex,  ward  2 
Ash  street  place,  from  12  Ash,  east,  wd.  1 
Athens,  from  22  Mount  Auburn,   south, 

ward  1 
Auburn,  from  20  Western  avenue  to  Sid- 
ney, ward  4 
Auburn  place,  from  Mount  Auburn,   near 

R.  Pt.  bridge,  ward  1 
Austin,  from  439  Main  to  10  Inman, wards 

4  and  2 
Austin  place,  from  86  Austin,  south,  wd.  2 
Avon,  from  25  Shepard  to  40   Linnaean, 

ward  5 
Avon   Hill  street,  continuation  of  Avon, 

ward  5 
Avon  place,  from  Avon   Hill,   near  Lin- 
naean, ward  5 
Bailey  place,  from  118  Magazine,  ward  4 
Baldwin,  from  661  Cambridge  to  78  Kirk- 
land,  ward  1 
Baldwin  court,    from  26  Baldwin,    east, 

ward  1 
Baldwin  place,  from  97  Main,  ward  2 
Ballord  place,  from  94  Putnam  av. ,  wd.  4 
Banks,  from  10  Mount  Auburn  to  Western 

avenue,  ward  1 
Bath,  from  158  Mt.  Auburn,  south,  wd.  1 
Bay,  from  776  Main  to  288  Kinnaird,wd.  4 
Beacon,  from  Cambridge,  at  Inman  square, 

west,  to  Somerville  line,  ward  2 
Beaver,  from    10    Cowperthwaite    to    19 
Flagg,  ward  1 

3 


I  Beck  park,  Harvard,  junc.  Main,  ward  1 
:  Bedford,  from   13  Porter,  to   Somerville 
line,  ward  2 

Beech,  from  190  North  avenue  to  Somer- 
ville line,  ward  5 

Bell,  from  17  Allston,  ward  4 

Belmont,  from  Mount  Auburn,  at  R.  R. 
bridge,  to  Belmont  line,  ward  1 

Bennet,  from  junction  Murray  and  Eliot, 
west,  ward  1 

Bent,  from  Third  to  Ninth,  ward  3 

Berkeley,  from  9  Phillips  place  to  8  Crai- 
gie,  ward  1 

Berkshire,  from  Bristol,  north,  ward  2 

Berkshire  place,  from  Berkshire  to  Port- 
land, ward  2 

Bigelow,  from  691  Main  to  2S2  Harvard, 
ward  2 

Binney,  from  Third  to  Ninth,  ward  3 

Blackstone,  from  129  River  to  Western 
avenue,  ward  4 

Blair  place,  from  72  Bolton,  ward  5 

Blanche,  from  16  Front,  south,  ward  4 

Boardman,  from  183  Harvard  to  254 
Broadway,  ward  2 

Boardman  place,  from  13  Boardman,wd  2 

Bolton,  from  111  Dublin,  west  and  east, 
ward  5 

Bond,  from  43  Concord  avenue  to  58  Gar- 
den, ward  1 

Bow,  from  902  Main  to  59  Mount  Auburn, 
ward  1 

Bowdoin,  from  Hudson  to  24  Linnaean, 
ward  5 

Boylston,  from  9  Harvard  square  to  Brigh- 
ton bridge,  Brighton  line,  ward  1 

Brattle,  from  9  Harvard  square  to  Mount 
Auburn,  at  Fresh  Pond  lane,  ward  1 

Brattle  square,  from  34  Brattle  to  99  Mt. 
Auburn,  ward  1 

Brewer,  from  146  Mount  Auburn,  south, 
ward  1 

Brewery,  from  166  Broadway  to  Main, 
wards  2  and  4 

Bridge,  from  Craigie's  bridge,  East  Cam- 
bridge, to  Somerville  line,  ward  3 

Brighton,  changed  to  Boylston 

Bristol,  from  17  Market  to  Portland,  wd.  2 

Broadway,  from  99  Main,  ward  2,  to  Cam- 
bridge, at  the  college  grounds,  wards  2 
and  1 

Broadway  park,  junction  Broadway,  Nor- 
folk, and  Prospect,  ward  2 

Brookline,  from  520  Main  to  the  Charles 
river,  ward  4 

Brooks,  from  361  Main  to  34  School,  wd.  4 

Brooks  place,  from  Moore  to  Clark,  wd.  4 

Brown,  from  124  Brattle  to  13  Fester, 
ward  1 

Buckingham,  from  25  Craigie  to  54  Con- 
cord avenue,  ward  1 

Cambridge,  from  96  Bridge  to  8  Kirkland, 
wards  3  and  1 

Camden  place,  from  245  Mt.  Auburn,  wd.  1 


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STREETS,   COURTS,  AVENUES,   ETC. 


Cameron,  from  North  avenue,  near  M.  C. 
R.  R.  crossing,  to  Somerville  line,  wd.  5 

Camp,  from  John  to  Lerned,  ward  5 

Carson,  from  180  Gore,  to  239  Cambridge, 
ward  3 

Carver,  from  70  Sacramento  to  Hammond, 
ward  1 

Cedar,  from  339  North  avenue  to  59 
Spruce,  ward  5 

Cedar  square,  from  37  Cedar  to  Dudley, 
ward  5 

Central  place,  from  21  Western  avenue, 
north,  ward  4 

Central  square,  junction  622  Main,  River, 
Magazine  and  Western  avenue,  ward  4 

Centre,  from  85  Hancock  to  8  Dana,  wd.  2 

Channing,  from  168  Brattle  to  Mount  Au- 
burn, ward  1 

Chapman  place,  from  13  Gerry  to  14 
Brewer,  ward  1 

Charles,  from  121  Third,  west,  ward  3 

Charles  River,  from  52  Mount  Auburn  to 
11  Dyke,  ward  1 

Chatham,  from  145  Hancock  to  36  Dana, 
ward  2 

Chauncy,  from  31  North  avenue  to  15  Con- 
cord avenue,  ward  1 

Cherry,  from  421  Main  to  176  Harvard, 
wards  4  and  2 

Cherry  court,  from  22  Cherry,  ward  4 

Chester,  from  260  North  avenue  to  Som- 
erville line,  ward  5 

Chestnut,  from  168  Pleasant  to  Waverly, 
ward  4 

Chestnut  park,  from  23  to  31  Charles,  run- 
ning north,  ward  3 

Church,  from  13  Harvard  row  to  45  Brat- 
tle, ward  1 

Church  place,  from  98  Cambridge,  ward  3 

Clarendon  avenue,  from  372  North  ave- 
nue to  Somerville  line,  ward  5 

Clark,  from  387  Main  to  20  Webster  ave- 
nue, wards  4  and  2 

Clary,  from  Prospect,  n.  Houghton,  wd.  2 

Clay,  from  93  Spruce  to  40  Harvey,  ward  5 

Clifton,  from  117  Spruce  to  64  Harvey, 
ward  5 

Clinton,  from  707  Main  to  290  Harvard, 
ward  2 

Cogswell  avenue,  from  237  North  avenue, 
to  Fitchburg  R.  R.,  ward  5 

Cogswell  place,  from  11  Mead  to  Coggs- 
well  avenue,  ward  5 

Columbia,  from  473  Main  to  Somerville 
line,  wards  4  and  2 

Columbus  avenue,  from  North  avenue, 
near  Arlington  line,  to  Kimball,  ward  5 

Concord  avenue,  from  3  Waterhouse  to 
Wellington  and  Adams,  Belmont  line, 
wards  1  and  5 

Conlon  court,  from  152  Third,  east,  wd.  3 

Coolidge  avenue,  from  Mount  Auburn  to 
Watertown  line,  ward  1 

Corliss  place,  rear  13  Antrim,  ward  2 

Cottage,  from  103  Pearl  to  44  Pleasant, 

ward  4 
i  Cottage  court,  from  8  Cottage,  south,wd.  4 


Cowperthwaite,  from  25  Banks  to  38  De- 
Wolf,  ward  1 

Craigie,  from  28  Concord  avenue  to  141 
Brattle,  ward  1 

Creighton,  from  North  avenue,  near  Wal- 
den,  to  Richdale  avenue,  ward  5 

Crescent,  from  96  Oxford  to  61  Sacramen- 
to, ward  5 

Crescent  avenue,  from  39  Walden  to  Ray- 
mond, ward  5 

Grassland,  from  77  Clark  to  Bristol,  wd.  2 

Curve   place,   from  57   Kirkland,    north, 
ward  1 

Cushing,    from   Belmont,   beyond  R.   R. 
bridge,  to  Belmont  line,  ward  1 

Cushing  court,  from  Cushing,  at  residence 
of  John  Clark,  ward  1 

Dailey  alley,  from  47  Cambridge  to  Gore, 
ward  3 

Dana,  from  787  Main   to  634  Cambridge, 
wards  1  and  2 

Dana  square,   Magazine,  from  Lawrence 
to  Lake  and  Niagara,  ward  4 

Daniels  court,  from  15  Hilliard,west,wd.  1 

Davenport,    from  Elm,  near    Somerville 
line,  south,  ward  5 

Davis,  from  125  Harvard  to  42  Hampshire, 
ward  2 

Day,  from  274  North  avenue,  to  Somerville 
line,  ward  5 

Daye  court,  from  10  Blackstone,   west, 
ward  4 

Deacon,  from  180  Main  to  foot  of  Pioneer, 
ward  2 

Decatur,  from  81  Brookline  to  136  Pearl, 
ward  4 

Decatur  court,  from   14  Decatur,  south, 
ward  4 

Derby  lane,  from  362  Broadway  to  West, 
ward  2 

DeWolf,  from  38  Mount  Auburn  to  Flagg, 
ward  1 

DeWolf  place,  from  11  Dewolf,  west,  wd.  1 

Dickinson,  from  Broadway  to  Davis,wd,  2 

Dinsmore  court,  from   33  Willard,  west, 
ward  1 

Distillhouse,  from  365  Cambridge  to  Som- 
erville line,  ward  2 

Divinity  avenue,  from  27  Kirkland,  north, 
ward  1 

Donnell,  from  99  Concord  avenue,  to  140 
Garden,  ward  5 

Douglass,  from  513  Main,  to  50  Austin, 
ward  4 

Douglass  court,  from  5 
Main,  ward  4 

Dover,  from  282  North  avenue  to  Somer- 
ville line,  ward  5 

Dublin,  from  109  Garden  to  74  Spruce, 
ward  5 

Dudley,  from  321  North  avenue  to  Jack- 
son, ward  5 

Dunster,  from  1  Harvard  square   to  Col- 
lege wharf,  ward  1 

Dyke,  from  27  DeWolf  to  Holyoke,  ward  1 

East,    from    113   Bridge,  east,  to  Hall's 
wharf,  ward  3 


STREETS,   COUKTS,  AVENUES,   ETC. 


35 


Eaton,  from  23  Cherry  to  12  Pine,  ward  4 

Eighth,  from  214  Cambridge,  south,  wd.  3 

Eliot,  from  104  Mount  Auburn  to  opp.  68 
Boylston,  ward  1 

Eliot  square,  Eliot,  junction  Mt.  Auburn, 
ward  1 

Ellery,  from  811  Main  to  654  Cambridge, 
K     ward  1 

Ellsworth  avenue,  from  403  Broadway  to 
612  Cambridge,  ward  2 

Elm,  from  213  Harvard  to  Somerville  line, 
ward  2 

Elm,  from  White  to  Russell,  ward  5 

Elmer,  from  Sands,  north,  ward  1 

Elmwood  avenue,  from  182  Brattle  to  Mt. 
Auburn,  near  Coolidge  avenue,  ward  1 

Emmons  place,  from  35  Baldwin,  west, 
ward  1 

Ericsson  court,  fm.  91  Green,  north,  wd.  4 

Erie,  from  120  Brookline  to  84  Magazine, 
ward  4 

Essex,  fm.  591  Main  to  238  Harvard,  wd.  2 

Essex  court,  from  51  Essex,  ward  2 

Eustis  court,  from  112  Oxford,  east  to 
Somerville  line,  ward  5 

Everett,  from  42  North  avenue  to  45  Ox- 
ford, ward  1 

Fairfield,  from  opp.  7  Spruce,  near  North 
avenue,  to  Pemberton,  ward  5 

Fairmont,  from  99  Magazine  to  100  River, 
ward  4 

Fairmont  avenue,  from  54  Fairmont  to 
Somerset 

Farwell  place,  from  53  Brattle,  ward  1 

Fayer weather,  from  181  Brattle  to  Vassal 
lane,  ward  1 

Fayette,  from  369  Broadway  to  504  Cam- 
bridge, ward  2 

Felton,  from  469  Broadway  to  728  Cam- 
bridge, ward  1 

Fifth,  from  68  Winter  to  75  Charles,  wd.  3 

First,  from  32  Cambridge  to  Thorndike. 
ward  3 

Flagg,  from  opp.  34  Putnam  avenue,  to 
DeWolf,  ward  1 

Flagg  street  court,  from  Flagg,  below 
Banks,  ward  1 

Florence,  from  foot  of  Magazine,  to  Pleas- 
ant, ward  4 

Florence  place,  from  31  Norfolk,  ward  4 

Follen,  from  9  Concord  avenue  to  13  Wa- 
terhouse,  ward  1 

Forest,  from  116  North  avenue  to  Somer- 
ville line,  ward  5 

Fort  Putnam,  junction  of  Fourth  and 
Otis,  ward  3 

Fort  Washington,  Washington  square, 
from  Waverly,  foot  of  Allston,  to  G.  J. 
R.  R.,  ward  4 

Foster,  from  21  Willard  to  14  Lowell, wd.  1 

Foster  place,  from  Foster,  ward  1 

Fourth,  from  244  Bridge  to  43  Charles, 
ward  3 

Fourth  st.  place,  from  101  Fourth,  ward  3 

Foxcroft,  from  Washington  avenue  to 
Avon  Hill,  ward  5 

Francis  avenue,  fm.43  Kirkland,north,wd.l 


Frank,  from  320  North  avenue  to  Somer- 
ville line,  ward  5 
Franklin,  from  29  Sidney   to  22  Putnam 

avenue,  ward  4 
Fresh  Pond  avenue,  from  Concord  avenue 

to  Vassal  lane,  ward  1 
Fresh  Pond  lane, from  253  Brattle  to  Fresh 

Pond,  ward  1 
Frisbie  place,  frora23  Kirkland,north,wd.l 
Front,  from  484  Main  to  9  Village,  ward  4 
Front  street  court,  from   14  Front,  south, 

ward  4 
Frost,  from  12  Roseland  to  Harris,  ward  5 
Garden,  from  North  avenue,  at  the   col- 
leges, to  Walden,  wards  3  and  5 
Garden  court,  from  Garden,  across  Dub- 
lin, east,  ward  5 
Garden  street  place,  from  37  Garden, wd.  1 
Gardner,  from  31  Tremont  to   110  Pros- 
pect, ward  2 
Garfield,  from  North  avenue  to  111  Ox- 
ford, ward  5 
George,  from  Montgomery  to  Clay,  wd.  5 
Gerry,  from  138  Mt.  Auburn,  south,  wd.  1 
Gordon  place,  from  8  Florence,  ward  4 
Gore,  from  152  Bridge  to  Somerville  line, 

ward  3 
Gore  place,  from  132  Gore,  ward  3 
Gorham,  from  Wendell  to  Hammond, wd.l 
Grant,  from  24  DeWolf  to  17  Banks,  wd.  1 
Gray  place,  from  91  Harvard,  ward  2 
Green,  from  13  Sidney  to  10  Putnam  ave- 
nue, ward  4 
Greenough  avenue,  from  Highland  avenue 

to  Ellsworth  avenue,  ward  2 
Grigg,  from  Putnam  av.  to  Howard,  wd.  2 
Grotto  place,  from  Moore,  n.  School,  wd.  2 
Groveland,    from    20    Spruce,  south,   to 

Fitchburg  railroad  wharf,  ward  5 
Gypsey  place,  from   Moore,  near  School, 

ward  2 
Hamilton,  from  98  Magazine  to  Waverly, 

ward  4 
Hammond,    from    62  Oxford  to  Carver, 

ward  1 
Hampshire,  from  179  Broadway  to  Inman 

square,  Somerville  line,  ward  2 
Hancock,  from  Franklin  to  386  Broadway, 

ward  2 
Hancock  place,  from  110  Hancock,  wd.  2 
Harding,  from  321  Cambridge  to  Somer- 
ville line,  ward  2 
Harris,  from  foot  of  Frost  to  Beacon,  Som- 
erville line,  ward  5 
Harrison,  from  349  Main  to  68  Washing- 
ton, ward  2 
Harrison  avenue,  from  Columbus  avenue 

to  Whittemore,  ward  5 
Harvard,  from  201  Main,  L.  P.,  to  1  Har- 
vard square,  wards  2  and  1 
Harvard  row,  from  Lyceum  building,  Har- 
vard square,  to  Church,  ward  1 
Harvard  square,  junction  of  472  Harvard, 

Brattle  and  North  avenue,  ward  1 
Harvey,  from  7  Cedar,  west,  ward  5 
Hastings,  from  G.  J.  R.   R.   to  56  Moore* 
ward  2 


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STREETS,   COURTS,  AVENUES,   ETC. 


Hastings,  from  Phillips  place,  near  Berke- 
ley, ward  2 
Hastings  square,   Brookline,  bet.   Chest- 
nut and  Henry,  ward  4 
Hawthorn,  from  96  Brattle  to  Mt.  Auburn, 

ward  1 
Hawthorn  avenue,  from  222  Brattle  to  be- 
yond Huron,  ward  1 
Hayes    court,   from  42    Putnam  avenue, 

east,  ward  4 
Healey,  from  Parker  to  Buckingham ,wd.  1 
Henderson  place,  from  10  Day,  east,  near 

Somerville  line,  ward  5 
Henry,  from  Waverly  to  280  Pearl,  ward  4 
Hewes,  from  Grigg  to   Western  avenue, 

ward  4 
Highland,  from  Appleton  to  Reservoir, 

ward  1 
Highland  avenue,  from  393  Broadway  to 

588  Cambridge,  ward  2 
Hilliard,  from  60  Brattle  to  133  Mt.   Au- 
burn, ward  1 
Hollis,    from    285   North    avenue  to    37 

Spruce,  ward  5 
Holly,  from  Clark  to  Brooks,  ward  4 
Holly  av.,  from  Madison  to  Wyeth,  wd.  5 
Holmes  place,  from  2  North    avenue    to 

Kirkland,  ward  1 
Holworthy,  from  Belmont,  at  Mt.  Auburn 

station  F.  R.  R.,  ward  1 
Holworthy  place,  from  Holworthy  to  F. 

R.  R.,  ward  1 
Holyoke,  from  448  Harvard  to  Dyke,wd.  1 
Holyoke  place,  from  64  Mt.  Auburn  to  30 

Holyoke,  ward  1 
Houghton,  from  171  Prospect  to  Somer- 
ville line,  ward  2 
Howard,  from  71  River  to  Kinnaird,  wd.  4 
Hubbard  avenue,  from  45  VValden  to  Ray- 
mond, ward  5 
Hudson,  from  71  North  avenue  to  Hudson 

place,  ward  5 
Hudson  place,  from  35  Hudson,  ward  5 
Hunting,  from  329  Cambridge  to  Somer- 
ville line,  ward  2 
Hurlbut,  from  Linnaean  to  Martin,  ward  5 
Huron,  from  Hawthorn  avenue  to  east  of 

Lake  View  avenue,  ward  1 
Inman,  from  677  Main  to  214  Hampshire, 

ward  2 
Inman    place,  from  57  Inman  to  Derby 

lane,  ward  2 
Inman  square,  junction  Inman,   Hamp- 
shire, Cambridge,   Springfield,   Beacon 
and  Antrim,  ward  2 
Irving,  from  456  Broadway  to  52  Kirkland, 

ward  1 
Jackson,  from  103  Spruce  to  52  Harvey, 

ward  5 
James,  from  81  Brattle  to  12  Mason,  wd.  1 
Jarvis,  from  24  North  avenue   to  31   Ox- 
ford, ward  1 
Jay,  from  59  River  to  Kinnaird,  ward  4 
Jay  street  place,  from  28  Jay,  ward  4 
Jefferson,  from   Warren  to  22  Harding, 

ward  4 
Jennings  court,  from  2  Front,  south, wd.  4 


John,  from  Cameron,  west,  ward  5 

Jones  alley,   from  348  Broadway    to  13 
West,  ward  2 

Jordan  place,  from  134  Broadway,  ward  2 

Kendall  square,  junction  Main,  Broadway 
and  Third,  ward  2 

Kent,  east  of  Carver,  parallel  with  Ham- 
mond, ward  1 

Kimball,  from  Columbus  avenue  to  Whit- 
temore,  ward  5 

King  place,  from  15  Amory,  west,  ward  2 

Kinnaird,  from  45  River  to  30  Putnam  av- 
enue, ward  4 

Kirkland,  from  North  avenue,   near  the 
common,  to  Somerville  line,  ward  1 

Kirkland  place,  from  35  Kirkland,   north, 
ward  1 

Lake,  from  169  Pearl,  to  76  Magazine,wd.  4 

Lake  View  avenue,  from  189  Brattle  to 
Concord  avenue,  ward  1 

Lambert  avenue,  from  145  North  avenue, 
to  Mount  Pleasant,  ward  5 

Lamson  place,  from  42  Essex,  ward  2 

Lancaster,  from  127  North  avenue  to  Lin- 
naean, ward  5 

Langdon,  from  49  North  avenue  to  11 
Chauncy,  ward  1 

Laurel,  from  75  Pleasant  to  78  River,wd.  4 

Lawn,  from  Cushing,   at  Cushing  street 
school-house,  ward  1 

Lawrence,  from  opposite  152  Pearl  to  66 
Magazine,  ward  2 

Lechmere  place,  from  48  North,  west,  to 
Boston  and  Lowell  railroad,  ward  3 

Lechmere  square,  Bridge,  junction  Cam- 
bridge, ward  3 

Lee,  from  721  Main  to  372  Broadway ,wd.  2 

Leighton  court,  from  26  East,  north, wd.  3 

Lerned,  from   Cameron,  near  Somerville 
line,  west,  ward  5 

Leverett,  from  foot  of  Magazine  to  Brook- 
line  bridge,  ward  4 

Lexington  avenue,  from  197  Brattle  to 
Vassal  lane,  ward  1 

Lexington  avenue,  from  401  North  avenue 
to  Whittemore,  ward  5 

Lilac  court,  from  Portland,  west,    near 
Hampshire,  ward  2 

Lincoln,  from  Webster  avenue  to  90  Elm, 
ward  2 

Lincoln  place,  fm.  7  Lincoln,  north,  wd.  2 

Linden,  from  424  Harvard  to  61    Mount 
Auburn,  ward  1 

Linnaean,  from  111  North  avenue   to  69 
Garden,  ward  5 

Locust,  from   Cushing,  opposite   Cushing 
school-house,  to  Holworthy,  ward  1 

Lopez,  from  65  Brookline   to   116  Pearl, 
ward  4 

Loughrey  avenue,  from  Pioneer  to  Pel- 
ham,  ward  2 

Lowell,  from  156  Brattle  to  271  Mount  Au- 
burn, ward  1 

Lowland  av.,  from  40  Spring,  south,  wd.  3 

Lyman,  from  Murray,  west,  ward  1 

Lynde,  from  559  Cambridge  to  90  Kirk- 
land, wards  2  and  1 


STREETS,   COURTS,   AVEXUES,   ETC. 


37 


Madison,  from  03  Concord  avenue  to  90 
Garden,  ward  5 

Madison  avenue,  from  Columbus  avenue 
to  Whittemore,  ward  5 

Magazine,  from  610  Main  to  Captain's  Isl- 
and, Charles  river,  ward  4 

Magazine  court,  from  117  Magazine  to  12 
Walnut  court,  ward  4 

Magee,  from  54  Putnam  avenue  to  Grigg, 
ward  4 

Main,  from  West  Boston  bridge  to  400 
Harvard,  wards  2,  4,  2  and  1 

Maple  avenue,  from  381  Broadway  to  564 
Cambridge,  ward  2 

Market,  from  207  Broadway  to  32  Elm, 
ward  2 

Marsh  court,  from  209  Mt.  Auburn,  wd.  1 

Martin,  from  North  avenue  to  25  Bowdoin 

Marvin  place,  from  58  Columbia,  ward  4 

Mason,  from  85  Brattle  to  11  Garden, wd.  1 

May,  from  Lawn,  ward  1 

Maynard  place,  fm.  261  Mt.  Auburn, wd.  1 

McCabe,  from  277  Cambridge  to  10  Jeffer- 
son, ward  2 

McDonald,  from  Mt.  Auburn,  nearly  opp. 
cemetery  gate,  northerly  to  R.  R.,  wd.  1 

McLean  place,  from  41  Oedar,  ward  5 

Meachara,  from  294  North  avenue  to  Som- 
erville  line,  ward  5 

Mead,  from  23  Walden  to  Cogswell  ave- 
nue, ward  5 

Mechanic  square,  junction  Broadway, 
Hampshire,  Webster  avenue  and  Port- 
land streets,  ward  2 

Mellen,  from  50  North  avenue  to  55  Ox- 
ford, ward  1 

Mill,  from  25  DeWolf  to  50  Holyoke,wd.  1 

Montgomery,  from  77  Spruce  to  28  Har- 
vey, ward  5 

Moore,  from  357  Main  to  212  Broadway, 
ward  2 

Mount  Auburn,  from  842  Main  to  Belmont 
line,  ward  1 

Mount  Auburn  place,  from  132  Mount 
Auburn,  south,  ward  1 

Mount  Pleasant,  from  Walden  to  Lambert 
avenue,  ward  5 

Mount  Vernon,  from  139  North  avenue 
to  Lambert  avenue,  ward  5 

Mullin's  court,  from  46  Winter,  ward  3 

Munroe,  from  Third,  west  to  Sixth,  wd.  3 

Murdock,  from  162  Hampshire  to  9  Gard- 
ner, ward  2 

Murray,  from  junction  Eliot  and  Bennet 
to  the  Charles  river,  ward  1 

Myrtle  place,  from  31  Moore,  between 
Washington  and  School,  ward  4 

New,  from  Concord  avenue,  next  F.  R.  R., 
ward  5 

Newton,  from  Chestnut  to  Putnam  ave- 
nue, between  Pearl  and  Magazine,  wd.  4 

Niagara,  from  16  Lawrence  to  17  Lake, 
ward  4 

Nichols  place,  from  21  Baldwin, west,wd.  1 

Ninth,  fm.  238  Cambridge  to  Potter,  wd.  3 

Norfolk,  from  549  Main  to  Somerville  line, 
wards  4  and  2 


Norfolk  court,  from  78  Norfolk,   between 
Broadway  and  Harvard,  ward  2 

Norris,  from  307  North  avenue,  to  50  Ce- 
dar, ward  5 

North,  from  13  Water  to  16  East,  ward  3 

North   avenue,  from    Harvard   scpuare  to 
Arlington  line,  wards  1  and  5 

Norton,  from  25  Bowdoin  to  10Avon,wd.  5 

Norton  place,  from  12  Norton,  ward  5 

Nutting  place,  from  128  Mount  Auburn, 
south,  ward  1 

Oak,  from  509  Cambridge   to  Somerville 
line,  ward  2 

Orchard,  from  9  Davenport  to   Somerville 
line,  ward  5 

Osborn,  from  368  Main,   south,  to  State, 
ward  4 

Otis,  from  First  to  Ninth,  ward  3 

Otter,  from  24  Cowperthwaite   to  21   De- 
Wolf,  ward  1 

Oxford,  from    13  Kirkland   to   Somerville 
line,  wards  1  and  5 

Pacific,  from  Brookline,   east  to   Albany, 
ward  4 

Palmer,  from  8  Brattle  to  16  Church. wd.  1 

Park,  from  81  Magazine   to   80  Pleasant, 
ward  4 

Parker,  from  40  Concord  avenue  to  Buck- 
ingham, ward  1 

Pearl,  from  568  Main  to  the  Charles  river, 
ward  4 

Pelham,  from  70  Broadway  to  197  Main, 
ward  2 

Pemberton,  from  Spruce,  near   257  North 
avenue,  to  Fairfield,  ward  5 

Percy  place,  from  40  Essex,  ward  2 

Perry,  fm.  127  Pearl  to  54  Magazine, wd.  4 

Pettingill  court,  fm.  58  Second,  east,wd.  3 

Phillips  place,  from  9  Mason  to  18  Garden, 
ward  1 

Pilgrim,  from  54  Brookline,   east  to  Al- 
bany, ward  4 

Pine,   from    87    School    to    190  Harvard, 
wards  4  and  2 

Pioneer,  from  52  Broadway,  across  Main, 
to  Deacon,  ward  2 

Pioneer  avenue,  from  32   Broadway  to  5 
Pelham,  ward  2 

Pleasant,  from  672  Main  to  Florence, wd.  4 

Pleasant  place,  from  48  Pleasant,  ward  4 

Plymouth,  from   91   Hampshire  to  Port- 
land, ward  2 

Plympton,  from  404  Harvard  to  Bow.wd.  1 

Pond    place,  from   100  Putnam   avenue, 
ea6t,  ward  4 

Porter, from  37  Warren  to  39  Harding,wd.  2 

Portland,  from   333  Main   to  Cambridge, 
wards  4  and  2 

Potter,  from  Third  to  Ninth,  ward  3 

Prescott,  from  391  Harvard  to  472   Broad- 
way, ward  1 

Prince,  from  105  Magazine  to   112  Pleas- 
ant, ward  4 

Prison  point  road,  from  Bridge,  near  Crai- 
gie's  bridge,  to  Charlestown  line,  wd.  3 

Prospect,  from   617  Main   to  Somerville 
line,  ward  2 


38 


STREETS,   COURTS,  AVENUES,  ETC. 


Putnam  avenue,  from  1  Mount  Auburn  to 
Waverly,  wards  4,  1  and  4 

Quincy,  from  Quincy  square  to  28  Kirk- 
land,  ward  1 

Quincy  square,  junction  Main,   Harvard 
and  Quincy,  at  Beck  hall,  ward  1 

Railroad,  from   opposite    149    Dublin    to 
Fitchburg  R.  R.,  ward  5 

Raymond,  from  51  Linnaean  to  Fitchburg 
R.  R.,  ward  5 

Raymond  court,  from  Raymond,  opposite 
Prof.  Edward  J.  Young's  estate,  ward  5 

Reardon,  from  Waverly  to  G.  J.R.R.,  wd.  4 

Reed,  from  67  Spruce  to  16  Harvey,  wd.  5 

Regent,  from  197  North  avenue  to  F.  R.  R., 
ward  5 

Remington,  from  857   Main  to  380  Har- 
vard, ward  1 

Reservoir,  from    7  Fayerweather  to   114 
Concord  avenue,  ward  1 

Revere,  from  134  Mount  Auburn  to  Gerry, 
ward  1 

Rice,  from  299  North  av.  to  Spruce,  wd.  5 

Richdale  avenue,  from   Walden,   east,  to 
near  Lambert  avenue,  ward  5 

River,  from   620  Main   to  Brighton  line, 
ward  4 

Riverside  place,  from  Western  avenue,  op- 
posite Blackstone,  ward  1 

Rockwell,  from  85  Pleasant  to  86    River, 
ward  4 

Rogers,  from  Third  to  Ninth,  ward  3 

Rollins  court,  from  8  Watson,  south,wd.  4 

Roseland,  from  138  North  avenue  to  Som- 
erville  line,  ward  5 

Russell,  from  242  North  avenue  to  Somer- 
ville line,  ward  5 

Sacramento,  from    70   North  avenue  to 
Somerville  line,  wards  5  and  1 

Sacramento  place,  from  25  Sacramento, 
north,  ward  5 

Salem,  from  62  Auburn   to  opposite  24 
Watson,  ward  4 

Sands,  from  Putnam  avenue  to  the  Charles 
rive.-,  ward  1 

Sargent,  from  70  Spruce  to  Railroad,wd.  5 

Saville,  from  205  Appleton   to  Reservoir, 
ward  1 

Sceva  place,  from  14  Green,  ward  4 

School,  from  331  Main  to  23  Austin,  wd.  4 

School  street  court,  from  35  School,  wd.  4 

Seckel,  from  54   Webster  avenue  to   110 
Winsor,  ward  2 

Second,  from  24  Gore  to  28  £>pring,  wd.  3 

Second  street  court,  from  64  Second,  wd.  3 

Seventh,    from     153    Gore    to    south     of 
Thorndike,  ward  3 

Shepard,  from  63  North  avenue  to  47  Gar- 
den, wards  5  and  1 

Short,  from  145  Bridge  to  42  North,  wd.  3 

Sibley  court,  from  19  Sparks,  west,  wd.  1 
Sidney,  from  8  Front  to  Auburn,  and  from 

Henry  to  Hamilton,  ward  4 
Sixth,  from  144  Gore  to  Harvard,  junction 

Main,  wards  3  and  2 
Snow  alley,  from  Cherry,  near  Main,  west- 
erly, ward  4 


Soden,  from  29  Western  avenue  to  150 

Franklin,  ward  4 
Soden  place,  from  14  Soden,  ward  4 
Somerset,  from  Putnam  avenue  to  Walnut 

court,  ward  4 
Somerville  avenue,   from  150  North  ave- 
nue, Union  sq.,  to  Somerville  line,  wd.  5 
South,from  41  Holyoketo64  Boylston,wd.l 
Sparks,  from  237   Mount  Auburn,  to  80 

Concord  avenue,  ward  1 
Sparks  street  place,  from  70  Concord  ave- 
nue to  104  Sparks,  ward  1 
Spring,  from  72  Second  to  Ninth,  ward  3 
Springfield,  from  527  Cambridge  to  Som- 
erville line,  ward  2 
Spring  place,  from  rear  126  Spring  to  rear 

140  do.,  ward  3 
Spruce,    from  257  North  avenue  to  the 

meadows,  ward  5 
Squire's  court,  from  164  Gore,  south,  wd.  3 
State,  from  13  Front  to  Osborn,  ward  4 
Stevens  court,  from  11  Fourth,  west,  wd.  3 
Stinson  court,  from  36  Somerset,  ward  4 
Story,  from  48  Brattle  to  125  Mount  Au- 
burn, ward  1 
Suffolk,  from  49  Columbia  to  46  Norfolk, 

ward  2 
Summer,  fm.  105  Prospect  tolnman,  wd.  2 
Sumner,  from  735  Cambridge  to   38  Kirk- 
land,  ward  1 
Talbot,  from  Waverly,  at   Fort  Washing- 
ton, to  G.  J.  R.  R.,  ward  4 
Tannery,  from  382  North  avenue  to  the 

almshouse,  ward  5 
Temple,  fm.  641  Main  to  134  Austin,  wd.  2 
Tenney,  from  35  Orchard  to  Elm,  Somer- 
ville line,  ward  5 
Third,  from  Boston  &  Lowell  railroad,  E. 

Cambridge,  to  27  Main,  wards  3  and  2 
Thorndike,  from  First  to  Ninth,  ward  3 
Tremont,  from  393  Broadway,  to  Somer- 
ville line,  ward  2 
Trowbridge,  from  839  Main  to  Kirkland, 

ward  1 
Tufts,  from  Magazine  to  Pearl,  south  of 

Chestnut,  ward  4 
Tuttle,  from  8  Donnell  to  9  Wyeth,  wd.  5 
Union,  from  37  Market  to  8  Lincoln,  wd.  2 
Union  square,  junction  160  North  avenue 

with  Somerville  avenue,  ward  5 
Upton,  from  55  Magazine  to  56  Pleasant, 

ward  4 
Valentine,  from  95  Brookline  to  168  Pearl, 

ward  4 
Vassal  lane,  from  85  Sparks  to  Lake  View 

avenue,  ward  1 
Vernon,  from  700  Main,  to  129  Green,  wd.  4 
Village,  from  18  State  to  35  Front,  ward  4 
Vine,  from  99  South  Third  to  Ninth,  wd.  3 
Vineyard,  from  Cushing  to  May,  ward  1 
Walden,  from  225  North  avenue  to  oppo- 
site 114  Concord  avenue,  wards  5  and  1 
Walker,  from  Shepard,  opposite  Wallace 

to  Linnaean,  ward  5 
Walker  court,  from  Flagg,  near  Putnam 

avenue,  ward  1 
Walker  place,  from  130  Third,  east,  wd.  3 


HALLS,   BUILDINGS,   ETC. 


39 


Wallace,  from  41  Garden  to  38  Shepard, 
ward  1 

Walnut  avenue,  from  23  Arlington  to 
Lambert  avenue,  ward  5 

Walnut  court,  from  174  Putnam  av.,  wd.  4 

Ware,  from  385  Harvard  to  462  Broadway, 
ward  1 

Warland,  from  71  Magazine  to  70  Pleasant, 
ward  4 

Warren,  from  263  Cambridge  to  Somer- 
ville  line,  ward  2 

Washington,  from  375  Main  to  32  Norfolk, 
ward  2 

Washington  avenue,  from  Lambert  ave- 
nue to  Foxcroft,  ward  5 

Washington  square  (see  Fort  Washing- 
ton), ward  4 

Water,  from  185  Bridge  to  Miller's  river, 
ward  3 

Waterhouse,  from  17  Garden  to  11  North 
avenue,  ward  1  , 

Watson,  from  49  Brookline  to  94  Pearl, 
ward  4 

Waverly,  from  Henry  to  Hamilton,  wd.  4 

Webster  avenue,  from  49  Hampshire  to 
Somerville  line,  ward  2 

Weitze  court,  from  17  Seventh,  ward  3 

Wellington,  from  Concord  avenue,  oppo- 
site Adams  to  Wellington  brook,  Bel- 
mont line,  ward  5 

Wendell,  from  58  North  avenue  to  Carver, 
ward  1 

West,  from  53  Inman  to  Lee,  ward  2 

Westacott  court,  from  224  Putnam  avenue, 
ward  4 


Western  avenue,  from  622  Main,  Central 
square  to  Brighton  line,  ward  4 

White,  from  Union  square  to  Elm  in  Som- 
erville, ward  5 

Whitney  avenue,  from  Putnam  avenue  to 
Chestnut,  ward  4 

Whitney's  court,  from  8  Essex,  ward  2 

Whittemore,  from  Lexington  avenue, 
west,  ward  5 

Willard,  from  114  Brattle  to  185  Mt.  Au- 
burn, ward  1 

Willard  court,  from  19  Foster,  ward  1 

Willard  streetcourt,  from  18  Willard,  wd.l 

William,  from  87  Pearl  to  26  River,  wd.  4 

Willow,  from  345  Cambridge  to  Somer- 
ville line,  ward  2 

Willis  court,  from  Mount  Auburn,  oppo- 
site Elmwood  avenue,  ward  1 

Winsor,  from  403  Main  to  Somerville  line, 
wards  4  and  2 

Winter,  from  206  Bridge  to  4  Fifth,  wd.  3 

Winthrop,  from  33  Holyoke  to  8  Eliot, 
ward  1 

Winthrop  square,  junction  Mount  Auburn, 
Brighton,  and  Winthrop,  ward  1 

Woodlawn,  from  Cushing,  near  Vineyard, 
to  Cushing,  near  Belmont  line,  ward  1 

Worcester,  from  59  Columbia  to  54  Nor- 
folk, ward  2 

Worthingtou,  from  Lake  Yiew  avenue  to 
Lexington  avenue,  front  of  pumping 
station,  ward  1 

Wright,  from  33  Hudson  to  8  Norton,  wd.  5 

Wyeth,  from  79  Concord  avenue  to  106 
Garden,  ward  5 


Almshouse,  Tannery,  ward  5 
Armory  Hall,  Brattle  square,  ward  1 
Austin  Hall,  Temple,  ward  2 
Baldwin  block,  rear  95  Main,    near  West 

Boston  bridge,  ward  2 
Beck  Hall,  Quincy  square,  junction  Main, 

Quincy,  and  Harvard,  ward  1 
Boyle  block,  from  34  Charles,  ward  3 
Brewer's  block,  Brattle  square,  ward  1 
Broadway    block,     Broadway,     between 

Fifth  and  Main 
Brooks'  building,  361  Main 
Buck's  block,  Seventh,  corner  Gore 
Buckley's  Hall,  547  Main 
Burrage    block,  Bristol,  between  Hamp- 
shire and  Webster  avenue 
Butler's  block,  r.  10  Charles  River,  wd.  1 
Central  square  building,  Green,  ward  4 
Chronicle  building,  573  Main,  opp.  Pearl 
City  building,  Brattle  square,  ward  1 
City  Hall.  660  Main 
Clark's  bicck,  497  Main 
Concordia  Hall,  200  Cambridge 
Conservatory  Hall,  4  Lee,  corner  Main 
Court  House,  Third,  corner  Otis,  E.  C. 
Douglass  block,  Main,  corner  Essex 
Emerson  block,  foot  of  Crescent  av.,  wd.  5 
Felton  building,  Trowbridge,  C.Cambridge 
Fiske's  block,  423  to  439  Main 
Forester's  Hall,  230  Cambridge 
Foster's  block,  87  Main 


HALLS,  BUILDINGS,  ETC. 


I  Freemasons  Hall,  Dunstan,  n.  Harvard  sq. 
Goldsmith  Hall,  89  Cambridge 
Good  Templars  Hall,  149  North  avenue 
Gothic  Hall,  Orchard,  cor.  Allen,  ward  5 
Grant  building,  623  Main 
G.  A.  R.  Hall  (post  30),  573  Main 
G.  A.  R.  Hall  (post  56),  Palmer,  c.  Brattle 
G.  A.  R.  Hall  (post  57),  ll&j   Cambridge, 

E.  C. 
Hannum  block,  114  Broadway,  n.  G.J.R.R. 
Harugari  Hall,  Sixth,  corner  Spring 
Harvard,   or  Little's  block,  466  Harvard, 

corner  Dunster 
Hawkins  block,  Charles,  east  of  Third 
Henderson  block,  North  av.,  opp.  Walden 
Hilton  block,  424  to  430  Harvard,   corner 
Linden,  and  448  Harvard,  cor.  Holyoke 
Hixon's  block,  57,  59  Portland 
House    of    Correction,    Thorndike,  near 

Third,  East  Cambridge 
Hovey's  block,  402  Main 
Hydes  block,  Main,  Central  square 
Independence  Hall,  rear  55  Norfolk 
Inman    building,     Cambridge,     between 

Beacon   and  Springfield 
Inman  Hall,  Inman  square,  between  Bea- 
con and  Springfield 
Institute  Hall,  107  Cambridge 
Jordan's  block,  rear  12  Broadway 
Kernan  block,  rear  13  to  17  Charles  River 
Knights  of  Honor  Hall,  89  Cambridge 


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COLLEGE    BUILDINGS,   WHARVES. 


Lechmere  bank  building,  Cambridge,  cor- 
ner Second 
Lechmere  block,  Bridge,  junc.  Cambridge 
Lechmere  bldg.,  Cambridge,  junc.  Bridge 
Linehan  block,  Third,  near  Winter 
Lyceum  building,  Harvard  sq.,  c.  Brattle 
Lyceum  Hall,  Henderson  block,  North  av. 
Lyceum  Hall,  Lyceum  bldg.,  Harvard  sq. 
Main  block,  Main,  corner  Pearl 
Masonic  block,  Main,  near  Temple 
Masonic  Hall.  89Cambridge,E.  Cambridge 
Masonic  Hall,  633  Main,  Cambridgeport 
Masonic  Hall,   240  North  avenue,   North 

Cambridge 
Melledge's  block.  Main,  corner  Norfolk 
Moore's  block,  Mt.  Auburn,  cor.    Charles 

River,  and  Main,  corner  Trowbridge 
Moore's  building,  6  and  8  Brattle 
Odd  Fellows  Hall,  15  Brattle,  Cambridge 
Odd  Fellows  Hall,  83  Cambridge,  E.  C. 
Odd    Fellows  Hall,    240    North    avenue, 

North  Cambridge 
Odd  Fellows  Hall,  583  Main,  Cambridgep't 
Odd  Fellows  Hall,  Holyoke,  corner  Main, 

Cambridge 
Pelham  Hall,  603  Main 
Porter's  Hall,  Porter's  Hotel 
Potter's  block,  187  to  199  North  avenue 
Pythian  Hall.  Hyde's  block,  603  Main 
Ramsay's  building,  1  Brattle 
Robbins  block,  1  to  10  Prospect 
Roberts  block,  15  Brattle 


and  Wash- 


Roberts  Hall,  15  Brattle 

Rogers  block,  junction  Main, 
ington  and  Brewery 

Rolling  Mill  block,  Bristol,  between  Berk- 
shire and  Portland 

Saunders  block,  38  and  42  North  avenue 

Shea's  block,  151  to  155  Bridge 

Shepherd's  block,  9  Charles  River 

Smart's  building,  rear  380  Main 

Social  Union  Hall,  15  Brattle 

Sons  of  Temperance  Hall,  Lechmere  bank 
building,  Cambridge,  East  Cambridge 

Sovereign's  Hall,  573  Main 

Squire's  block,  Squire's  ct.,  from  164  Gore 

State  Arsenal,  Chauncy,  cor.  Concord  av. 

Stratton's  block,  Cambridge,  near  Fifth 

Swiney's  block,  Gore,  near  Fifth 

Symond's  block,  24  DeWolf 

Temperance  Hall,  Union  square,  North 
Cambridge 

Templar's  Hall,  548  Main 

Temple  block,  Main,  corner  Temple 

Temple  Hall,  631  Main 

Union  Hall,  631  Main,  coriaer  Temple 

University  Hall,  11  Brighton 

Watson  block,  560  Main 

Welch's  block,  North.opp.N.E.GlassWorks 

Wellington  Hall,  Pearl 

Wheatland's  blk.,  Cambridge,  junc.  Bridge 

Whitney's  block,  465  Main 

Whitney's  building,  Brattle  square 

Woodbury's  building,  Otis 


COLLEGE  BUILDINGS. 


Alumni  Hall,  junction   Kirkland,   Quincy 

and  Cambridge,  1874 
Applet  on  Chapel,  College  yard,  1856 
Astronomical  Observatory,  Garden,  oppo- 
site Linnsean,  1846 
Austin  Hall,  Holmes  place,  1882 
Botanic  Garden,  Garden,  c.  Liunaean,1805 
Boylston  Hall.  College  yard,  1857 
Burnham     Hall     (Episcopal    Theological 

Seminary),  Brattle,  1879 
College  House,  1  to  13  Harvard  row,  1846 
Dane  Hall.  College  yard,  1832 
Divinity  Hall,  Divinity  avenue,  1726 
Gore  Hall,  College  yard,  1838 
Gray's  Hall,  College  yard,  1863 
Harvard  Hall,  College  yard,  1766 
Hemenway    Gymnasium,  junction  Kirk- 
land and  Holmes  place,  1878 
Holden  Chapel,  College  yard,  1724 


Hollis  Hall,  College  yard,  1763 
Holworthy  Hall,  College  yard,  1812 
Holyoke  House,  450  to  458  Harvard,  1871 
Lawrence  Hall,  Brattle,  near  Mason,  1873 
Lawrence     Scientific    School,    Kirkland, 

corner  Holmes  place,  1848 
Massachusetts  Hall,  College  yard,  1720 
Matthews  Hall,  College  yard,  1870 
Museum  of  Comparative  Zoology,  Divinity 

avenue  and  Oxford,  1859 
Peabody  Museum  of  Archaeology,  Divinity 

avenue,  1877 
Sever  Hall,  College  yard,  1878 
Stoughton  Hall,  College  yard,  1805 
Thayer  Hall,  College  yard,  1869 
University  Hall,  College  yard,  1812 
Wadsworth  House,  College  yard,  1726 
Weld  Hall,  College  yard,  1871 


WHARVES, 


Bent's  George  H.,  168  Main  (coal) 

Boynton's,  48  Bridge,  East  Cambridge 

Brooks,  221  Bridge  (coal; 

City,  184  Main  (iron  pipes) 

(Jolleue,  foot  of  Dunster  (coal) 

Day  M.,  132  Main,  Lower  Port  (cement) 

Gile  G.  W.,  69  Main  (lumber) 

Gas  House,  foot  of  Bath,  ward  1  (coal) 

Gas  House,  Third,  near  Broad  canal  (coal) 

Gore,  Third,  next  gas-house  (stone) 

Hall's,  foot  of  East  street,  E.  Cambridge 

Hasiings,  East,  near  Bridge,  E.  Cambridge 

Holmes  &  Rugg's,  166  River  (coal) 


Holt's,  East,  near  Bridge,  E.  Cambridge 
N.  E.  Glass  House,  foot  of  North 
Revere  Sugar  Refinery,  foot  of  Water 
Sanborn's,  68  Bridge,  East  Cambridge 
Sargent's,  foot  of  Charles  River 
Smith's,  180  Main 
Tower's,  rear  139  Broadway 
Warren,  Bridge  st.,  next  toCraigie  bridge 
Wellington  Austin  C,  5  Broadway  (coal) 
Wellington  H.  &  Co.,  28  Bridge  (coal) 
Winthrop,  foot  of  DeWolf 
Wood  William  H.  &  Co.,  13  Broadway 
Wy man's,  84  Bridge 


CEMETERIES,   BRIDGES,   WARD    BOUNDARIES. 


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CEMETEEIES. 


Cambridge,  Coolidge  av.,n.Watertown  line 
Catholic,  Spruce,  opposite  Jackson 
Mount  Auburn,    Mount  Auburn    street, 
near  Watertown  line 


Old  Burying  Ground,  ward  1,  North  ave- 
nue, opposite  College  Grounds,  B.  F. 
Wyeth,  superintendent 


BRIDGES. 


Brookline  street,  from  foot  Brookline, 
Cambridgeport,  to  Boston 

Cambridge  street,  from  River  street,  Cam- 
bridgeport, to  Brighton  District 

Canal  or  Craigie,  from  Cambridge  street, 
East  Cambridge,  to  Boston 

North    Harvard    street,    from  Boylston 


street,  Cambridge,  to  Brighton  district 
Prison   Point,   from  Prison    point    road, 

East  Cambridge,  to  Charlestown 
West    Boston,   from   Main  street,    Cam- 
bridgeport, to  Boston 
Western  avenue,  from    Western   avenue, 
Cambridgeport,  to  Brighton  district 


WARD  BOUNDARIES. 


WARD  1.  Beginning  at  the  boundary 
line  between  Cambridge  and  Belmont,  on 
Concord  avenue,  thence  by  the  centre  of 
Concord  avenue  to  Bond  street,  thence  by 
the  centre  of  Bond  street  to  Garden  street, 
thence  by  the  centre  of  Garden  street  to 
Shepard  street,  thence  by  the  centre  of 
Shepard  street  to  North  avenue,  thence 
by  the  centre  of  North  avenue  to  Sacra- 
mento street,  thence  by  the  centre  of  Sac- 
ramento street  to  the  boundary  line  be- 
tween Cambridge  and  Somerville,  thence 
by  said  boundary  line  to  a  point  which 
would  be  struck  by  the  central  line  of 
Dana  street  if  extended  northerly  to  said 
boundary  line,  thence  by  a  line  to  Dana 
street,  and  by  the  centre  of  Dana  street  to 
Main  street,  thence  by  the  centre  of  Main 
street  to  Mount  Auburn  street,  thence  by 
the  centre  of  Mount  Auburn  street  to  Put- 
nam avenue,  thence  by  the  centre  of  Put- 
nam avenue  to  Western  avenue,  thence  by 
the  centre  of  Western  avenue  to  the  bound- 
ary line  between  Cambridge  and  Brighton, 
thence  by  said  boundary  line  to  the  bound- 
ary line  between  Cambridge  and  Water- 
town,  thence  by  the  last-mentioned  bound- 
ary line  to  the  boundary  line  between 
Cambridge  and  Belmont,  thence  by  the 
last  mentioned  boundary  line  to  the  point 
begun  at. 

WARD  2.  Beginning  at  the  boundary 
line  between  Cambridge  and  Somerville, 
at  a  point  which  would  be  struck  by  the 
central  line  of  Dana  street,  if  extended 
northerly  to  said  boundary  line,  thence  by 
a  line  to  Dana  street,  and  by  the  centre  of 
Dana  street  to  Main  street,  thence  through 
the  centre  of  Main  street  to  Norfolk  street, 
thence  by  the  centre  of  Norfolk  street  to 
Washington  street,  thence  by  the  centre 
of  Washington  street,  to  the  junction  of 
Washington  and  Main  streets,  thence  by 
a  line  at  a  right  angle,  southerly,  to  the 
water,  thence  by  the  water  to  the  mouth 
of  Broad  canal,  thence  by  the  centre  of 
Broad  canal  to  North  canal,  thence  by 


the  centre  of  North  canal,  and  northerly, 
in  a  line  continued  therefrom,  to  the 
boundary  line  between  Cambridge  and 
Somerville,  thence  by  said  boundary  line 
to  the  point  begun  at. 

WARD  3.  Beginning  at  the  mouth  of 
Broad  canal,  thence  by  the  centre  of  Broad 
canal  to  North  canal,  thence  by  the  centre 
of  North  canal,  and  northerly,  in  a  line 
continued  therefrom,  to  the  boundary 
line  between  Cambridge  and  Somerville, 
thence  by  said  boundary  line  to  the 
waters  of  Charles  river,  thence  by  the 
water  to  the  point  begun  at. 

WARD  4.  Beginning  at  the  boundary 
line  between  Cambridge  and  Brighton,  on 
Western  avenue,  thence  through  the  cen- 
tre of  Western  avenue  to  Putnam  avenue, 
thence  through  the  center  of  Putnam  ave- 
nue to  Mount  Auburn  street,  thence 
through  the  centre  of  Mount  Auburn 
street  to  Main  street,  thence  through  the 
centre  of  Main  street  to  Norfolk  street, 
thence  through  the  centre  of  Norfolk  street 
to  Washington  street,  thence  through  the 
centre  of  Washington  street  to  the  junc- 
tion of  Washington  and  Main  streets, 
thence  by  a  line  at  a  right  angle,  souther- 
ly, to  the  water,  thence  by  the  water  to 
the  point  begun  at. 

WARD  5.  Beginning  at  the  boundary 
line  between  Cambridge  and  Belmont,  on 
Concord  avenue,  thence  by  the  centre  of 
Concord  avenue  to  Bond  street,  thence  by 
the  centre  of  Bond  street  to  Garden  street, 
thence  by  the  centre  of  Garden  street  to 
Shepard  street,  thence  by  the  centre  of 
Shepard  street  to  North  avenue,  thence 
by  the  centre  of  North  avenue  to  Sacra- 
mento street,  thence  by  the  centre  of  Sac- 
ramento street  to  the  boundary  line  be- 
tween Cambridge  and  Somerville,  thence 
by  said  boundary  line  to  the  boundary 
line  between  Cambridge  and  Arlington, 
thence  by  the  said  last-mentioned  bound- 
ary line  to  the  point  begun  at. 


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CAMBEIDGE 

DIRECTORY, 


1883. 


ABBREVIATIONS  USED  IN  THIS  DIRECTORY. 

Ab.,  above;  agt.,  agent;  asst.,  assistant;  av.,  avenue;  b.  or  bcls.,  boards;  bet.,  between;  bldg.,  building; 
blk.,  block;  (B.),  Boston;  B.  L.  &  C.  R.  R.,  Boston,  Lowell  &  Concord  Railroad;  Cambridge  R.  R.  Co., 
Cambridge  Railroad  Co.;  Charles  R.  R.  Co.,  Charles  River  Railway  Co.;  com.  mer.,  commission  mer- 
chant; c.  or  cor.,  corner;  ct.,  court;  C.  W.  W.,  Cambridge  Water  Works;  Ep.  Theo.  School,  Episco- 
pal Theological  School;  h.  house;  H.  XL,  Harvard  University;  lab.,  laborer;  L.  P.,  Lower  Port;  mkr., 
maker;  mnfr.,  manufacturer;  n.,  near;  opp.,  opposite;  pi.,  place;  P.  O.,  Post-office;  pres.,  president; 
rd.,  road;  Rev.,  Reverend;  r.,  rear;  st.,  street;  sec,  secretary ;  sq.,  square;  supt.,  superintendent; 
treas.,  treasurer;  U.  E.  S.  Co.,  Union  Electric  Signal  Co.,  L.  S.  A.,  United  States  Army;  U.  S.  N., 
United  States  Navy;  whf.,  wharf;  whol.,  wholesale;  wid.,  widow.  Where  the  name  of  a  corporation, 
factoiy  or  firm  appears  immediately  after  the  name,  it  indicates  the  place  of  business.  After  the 
name  of  the  street,  the  word  street  is  omitted. 


FOR  FULL  LIST  OF  COLLEGE  OFFICERS,  STUDENTS,  ETC.,  SEE  MISCELLANE- 

OUS  DEPARTMENT. 


AARON  LEWIS  (Aaron  &  Parker),  cigar 
maker,  513  Main,  house  40  Winsor 

Aaron  Moss,  cigar  maker,  house  65  Wash- 
ington 

Aaron  &  Parker  (Lewis  Aaron  and  Fred- 
erick C.  Parker),  cigars  and  tobacco, 
513  Main 

Aaron  son  Aaron,  house  212  Cambridge 

Abay  Joseph,  tailor,  house  239  Franklin 

Abbot  Ezra,  Bussey  Prof,  of  New  Testa- 
ment Criticism  and  Interpretation  H. 
XL,  house  23  Berkeley 

Abbot  Francis  E.,  teacher,  house  13  Lake 
View  avenue 

Abbot  George  W.,  tobacco  com.  mer.  (21 
Central  wharf,  B.),  h.  294  Harvard 

Abbott  Albion  F.,  polisher,  h.  41  Essex 

Abbott  Alice  L.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  house 
21  Suffolk 

Abbott  Brazilian  C,  coffin  maker,  203 
Bridge,  house  at  South  Boston 

Abbott  Charles  J.,  conductor  Cambridge 
R.  R.  Co.,  boards  119  Mt.  Auburn 

ABBOTT  CHARLES  L„  counsel- 
lor-at-law  (48  Congress,  room  22,  B.), 
boards  286  Pearl 
Abbott  Charles  S.,  box  maker,  3  Hamp- 
shire, house  32  Winsor 
Abbott  Edward  Rev.,  pastor  St.  James 
church,  house  Channing 


Abbott  Edward  M.  Mrs.,  house  7  Chauncy 
Abbott  Edward  W.,  painter,   436  Main, 

boards  15  Salem  [Winsor 

Abbott  Ezra,  building  mover,  house  31 
Abbott  Frank  E.,  express   driver  Adams 

Express  (40  Court,  B.),  b.  31  Winsor 
Abbott  Horatio  N.,  engineer,  203  Bridge, 

house  154  Cambridge 
Abbott  John,  printer,  573  Main,  boards 

421  Cambridge 
Abbott  John  K,  real  estate  (15  Cornhill, 

B.).  house  8  Fairmont  avenue 
Abbott  John  P.,  printer  (Water,  B.), house 

431  Cambridge 
Abbott  John  W.,  printer  Chronicle  office, 

573  Main,  boards  431  Cambridge 
Abbott  Levi,  machinist  Dover  Stamping 

Co.,  house  286  Pearl  [Dickinson 

Abbott   Lucy  K.  Mrs.,  boarding-house,  5 
Abbott  Warren,  at  203  Bridge 
Abercrombie  Boiling    G.,  salesman   (200 

Devonshire,  B. ),  boards  26  Brattle 
Abercrombie  Sarah  G.,  widow  of  Milo  B., 

house  26  Brattle 
Abercrombie  Talulah  G.  Miss,b.  26  Brattle 
Abercrombie  Winona  Miss,  teacher  Cush- 

ing  street  primary  school,  boards  26 

Brattle 
Aberle  Henry,  salesman,  boards  Mrs.  Ja- 
cob Aberle's,  off  Eighth 


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Aberle  Jacob  Mrs.,  house  off  Eighth,  near 
Spring 

Aberle  Jacob  jr.,  cooper,  house  Eighth, 
corner  Spring 

Aberle  John,  cooper,  boards  Mrs.  Jacob 
Aberle's,  Eighth 

Aberle  Philip  (Stewart  &  Aberle),  provis- 
ions, 545  Main,  boards  Mrs.  Jacob 
Aberle's,  Eighth 

Abrahams  Abraham  J.  Mrs.,  house  7  Rol- 
lins court 

Abrahams  Henry,  cigar  maker  (1096 
Washington,  B.).  house  6  Decatur 

Abroe  Mary  Ann,  widow  of  Francis,house 
171  Frauklin 

Acheson  Henry,  laborer,  h.  22  Pioneer  av. 

Ackers  Charles  H.,  bookbinder,  7  Brattle, 
boards  16  Jay 

Ackers'  John  L.  P.,  painter,  460  Main, 
house  16  Jay 

Ackers  Mehitable  Miss,  h.  21  Sacramento 

Adams  Adelbert  A.,  trav.  salesman  (24 
Lincoln,  B.),  house  288£  Broadway 

Adams  Albert,  mason,  order  box,  Lyceum 
Exchange,  house  17  Winthrop 

Adams  A.,  white  washer,  h.  11  Brewery 

Adams  Benjamin,  clerk,  154^  Harvard, 
boards  2  Pond  place 

Adams  Braman  B.,  bookkeeper  (1077 
Washington,  B.),  house  13-J-  Wallace 

Adams  Caroline  M.,  widow  of  Reuben  A., 
boards  14  Meacham 

Adams  Charles  J.,  deputy  jailer  and  mas- 
ter House  of  Correction,  Thorndike, 
corner  Third,  house  do. 

Adams  Chas.  M.,  potter,  h.  2  Pond  place 

Adams  Chas.  O.,  fireman  (P.  O.,  Boston), 
house  16  Upton 

Adams  Charles  W.,  bookkeeper  W.  P. 
Sargent  &  Co.  (14  Sudbury,  B.),  house 
442  Broadway 

Adams  Edward  F.,  bookkeeper  (39  Frank- 
lin, B.),  house  89  Thorndike 

Adams  Frances  A.  Miss,  h.  70  Columbia 

Adams  Fred'k,  at  Riverside  Press  office, 
boards  29  Williams 

ADAMS  FREEDOM  S.,  Union 
Carpet  Beating  Co.  (228  Cambridge, 
B.),  house  32  Tremont 

Adams  George  B.,  solar  printer  (53  Tem- 
ple place,  B.),  boards  lOShepard 

Adams  Georgiana  Miss,  stenographer,  502 
Main 

Adams  Harry  B.,  broker  (9  Milk,  B.),bds. 
2  Walnut  avenue 

Adams  Harry  H.,  Custom  House  (296 
State,  B.),  house  53  Third 

Adams  James,  laborer,  house  162  Otis 

Adams  Jas.  H.,  teamster,  161  Broadway 

Adams  John,  baker,  502  Main 

Adams  John  P.,  gas  fixtures,  12  Harvard 
row,  house  10  Shepard 

Adams  John  T.,  laborer,  h.  50  Portland 

Adams  Joseph,  fish  dealer  (27  Commer- 
cial wharf,  B.),  house  59  Green 

Adams  Joseph  M.,  whalebone-worker  (24 
Lincoln,  B.),  house  4  Tufts 


Adams  J.  Gedney,  bookkeeper,  house  8 

Wallace 
Adams  Lizzie  Mrs.,  house  end  of  Bennet 
Adams    Margaret    M.,   widow    of    John, 

house  foot  of  Pearl 
Adams    Mary  A.,   widow  of    James  Q., 

boarding-house  42  River 
Adams  Maurice  H.,  machinist,  house  rear 

60£  Cambridge 
Adams   Peter,   printer  University  Press, 

house  18  Eliot 
Adams  Sophia,  wid.  of  Elihu,  b.  9  Chester 
Adams  Theodore  P.,  teacher  High  school, 

house  at  Boston 
Adams  Walter  H.,  hairdresser,  7  Brattle, 

house  124  Pearl 
Adams  William,  boards  46  Prospect 
Adams  William   R.  (Adams   &  Lincoln), 

dry  goods,  98  Cambridge,  h.  85  Otis 
Adams  &  Lincoln  (William  R.  Adams  and 

Alfred  Lincoln),  dry  goods,  9S  Camb. 
A.  D.  Club,  14  Dunster 
Adelstine  John  G.,  cigar  maker,  35  Pearl, 

house  12  Suffolk  [36  Cherry 

Aderholm  Nelson,  cabinet  maker,   house 
Adler  George,  tailor,  opp.  415  Broadway, 

board  3  Emmons  place 
Agassiz  Alexander,    curator  Museum   of 

Comparative  Zoology  H.   U.,  and  (19 

Pemberton  sq  ,  B.),  house  36  Quincy 
Agassiz   Elizabeth  C,  widow  of  Louis, 

house  36  Quincy 
Agassiz  George  R.,  student  H.  U.,  rooms 

39  Matthews  Hall 
Agnew  Laurence,  polisher  (B.),  house  106 

Fourth 
Ahearn  Bridget,  widow,  h.  169  Norfolk 
Ahearn    David,    saloon,    32    Cambridge, 

house  29  do. 
Ahearn  Dennis,  laborer,  house  200  Dublin 
Ahearn  Dennis,  baker,  502  Main,  house  45 

Amory  118  Railroad 

Ahearn   Jeremiah,   marble-cutter,  boards 
Ahearn    Jeremiah,    periodicals,    etc.,   34 

River,  house  at  Boston 
Ahearn  Maurice,  laborer,  h.  149  Dublin 
Ahearn  Maurice,  laborer,  house  39  Willow 
Ahearn  Maurice  J.,  house  35  Orchard 
Ahearn  Patrick,  hostler  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  b.  Thos.  Moran's,  Holworthy  pi. 
Ahearn  Richard  A.,  horse  shoer,  202  North 

avenue,  boards  200  Dublin 
Ahearn  Thomas,  marble-worker,  house  41 

Jefferson 
Ahearn  Timothy,  baker,  h.  170  Franklin 
Ahearn,  see  Ahern,  also  O'Hearn 
Ahern    Dennis   G.,   bricklayer,    house    3 

Shepherd's  block,  Charles  River 
Ahern  Michael,  brick  layer,  house  2  Em- 
mons place 
Ahern,  see  Ahearn,  also  O'Hearn 
Aigin  Michael,  junk  dealer,  h.  88  Fifth 
Aigin,  see  Eagan,  also  Egen 
Aiken  Charles  H.,  clerk,  360  Cambridge, 

boards  152  Spring 
Aiken  Fred  J.,  milk  dealer,  b.  152  Spring 
Aiken  Hannah  Mrs.,. house  39  Fourth 


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Aiken  Joseph  M.  (Aiken  &  Woodard), 
360  Cambridge,  house  152  Spring 

Aiken  &  Woodard  (Joseph  M.  Aiken  and 
Jonas  Woodard),  charcoal,  hay,  etc., 
360  Cambridge  [Hastings 

Aikens    Anthony,    coachman,    house    60 

Ainslee  Harriet  V.,  widow  of  William, 
house  17  Boardman 

Ainslee  Oscar,  steward,  h.  17  Boardman 

Akerberg  L.,  at  17  Main 

Akerly  Edward,  teamster,  b.  32  Orchard 

Akerman  George,  machinist,  153  Putnam 
avenue,  house  170  do. 

Akerman  M.  Louise  Miss,  teacher  River- 
side primary  school,  boards  9  Sumner 

Akman  August,  at  17  Main 

ALBEE  SUMNER,  overseer  of  the 
poor  and  attorn ey-at-law  (30  Court, 
rooms  13  and  14,  B. ),  house  30  Essex 

Alberts  Albert,  laborer,  house  131  Third 

Alberts  Clement  P.,  house  86  Fifth 

Alberts  Frank,  laborer,  boards  131  Third 

Alberty  Antonio,  carver  F.  M.  Holmes 
Furniture  Co.,  house  at  Charlestown 

Alby  Andrew,  cook,  h.  rear  64  Charles 

Alden  Albert,  house  59  Spring 

Alden  Carrie  A.,  music  teacher,  471  Main, 
house  do.  [78  Hancock 

Alden  Charles  A.  (181  Broad,  B.),  boards 

Alden  Charles  W.,  Holden's  bird  store  (9 
Bowdoin  square,  B. ),  house  50  Chest- 
nut, corner  Pearl 

Alden  Fannie  L.  Miss,  music  teacher, 
house  471  Main 

Alden  George  A.,  commission  merchant, 
rubber  and  gutta  percha  (167  Con- 
gress, B.),  house  317  Harvard 

Alden  George  L.,  mason,  h.  29  Pleasant 

Alden  Geo.  W.  A.  (W.  R.  Alden  u&  Son), 
plasterer,  boards  19Hewes 

Alden  G.  Edwin,  clerk  (167  Congress,  B.), 
boards  317  Harvard 

Alden  Louisa  M.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  471 
Main,  house  do. 

Alden  Sophia  D.,  widow  of  Elbridge  G., 
house  78  Hancock 

Alden  Thomas,  bookbinder,  h.  52  Elm 

Alden  Win.  K.  ( W.  K.  Alden  &  Son),  plas- 
terer, house  19  Hewes 

Alden  WTm.  T.,  fly  finisher,  162  Broadway, 
house  21  Essex 

Alden  W.  R.  &  Son  (Wm.  R.  and  Geo.  W. 
A.  Alden ),  plasterers  and  brick-layers, 
19  Hewes 

Alderson  Sarah  P.,  widow  of  Andrew, 
house  47  Clark 

Aldrich  Ambrose,  produce  com.  mer.  (5 
Merchants  row,  B.),  house  6  Day 

Aldrich  Ambrose  D.,  clerk  (5  Merchants 
row,  B. ),  boards  6  Day 

Aldrich  Charles  F.,  student  H.  U.,  boards 
378  Harvard 

Aldrich  Edwin  H.,  bookkeeper,  243  Broad- 
way, house  120  Austin 

Aldrich  P'rank,  starch,  etc.  (55  Kilby,  B.), 
house  Washington  avenue,  corner 
Arlington 


Aldrich  Isam,  wood  turner,   131   Broad- 
way, boards  87  Moore 
Aldrich  Paul  F.  Mrs.,  house  57  Green 
Alexander  Abram,  crockery  and  grocer- 
ies, 644  Main,  house  112  Green 
Alexander  Arloine  Mrs.,  h.  141Mt.Yernon 
Alexander  Daniel,  laborer,  house  93  Elm 
Alexander  Ellen,  widow  of  Joseph,  house 

143  Bridge 
Alexander  Giles  R.,  carpenter,  house  3 

Rogers'  block,  Main 
Alexander   John,     machinist,     17    Main, 
house  96  Columbia  [bum 

Alexander  John,  stone-cutter,  258  Mt.  Au- 
Alexander    Joseph,    machinist,  72   Main, 
boards  9  Broadway  [Main 

Alexander  J.  Scott,  police,  station  2,  h.  520 
Alexander  Lydia,  widow  of  James,  h.  rear 

69  Brattle 
Alexander  Margaret,  wid.  of  John,  dress- 
maker, house  37  Putnam  avenue 
Alexander  Mary,  wid.  of  Hugh,  h. 3  Green 
Alexander  Ruth  A.,  widow  of    George, 

house  4  Rogers  block,  Main 
Alexander  Thomas  Mrs.,  music  teacher, 

house  10  Wendell 
Alexander    Thomas,   printer    University 
Press,  house  10  Wendell 

ALGERALPHEUS  B.,  lawver  (23 
Court,  B.),  b.  E.  A.  Alger's,  Mt. Vernon 

Alger  Amanda  M.,  teacher  Riverside  pri- 
mary   school,   boards  E.  A.   Alger's, 
Mount  Vernon 
ALGER    EDWIN    A.,    lawyer  (23 

J\.  Court,  B.),  house  Mount  Vernon 

Alger  Morton,  house  33  Sacramento 

Alger  Stanley  D.,  salesman  (Pearl,  corner 
Franklin,  B.),  boards  33  Sacramento 

Alghieri  Simon,  soup  mnfr.,  Main,  opp. 
Portland,  house  56  Norfolk 

Allan  Alexander,  printer  (7  Spring  lane, 
B.),  house  11  Mason  [Pearl 

Allan  Thomas,  machinist,  356  Main,  b.  42 

Allan,  see  Allen,  also  Allyn 

Allard  Alonzo,  teamster,  rms.178  Columbia 

Allard  Chas.  N.,  laborer,  h.  64  Washington 

Allard  D.  A.,  conductor  Cambridge  R.  R. 
Co. ,  3  Harvard  scfuare,  rooms  14  Eliot 

Allard  F.  E.,  conductor  Cambridge  Rail- 
road Co.,  3  Harvard  square,  rooms  14 
Eliot 

Allard  Hector,  cabinet  polisher,  house 
59  Portland 

Allard  Loring,  teamster  A.  A.  Harmon, 
boards  14  Lincoln 

Allard  Peter,  painter,  house  5  Rogers' 
block,  Washington 

Allard  Peter  F.,  laborer,  boards  5  Rogers' 
block,  Washington  [bia 

Allard  Wm.  J.,  teamster,  rms.  178  Colum- 

Allcock  Joseph,  shoemaker,  b.  24  Warren 

Allen  Albert  F.  (Morrill  &  Allen),  steam 
enaines,  etc.,  356  Main,  house  250 
Broadway 

Allen  Alexander  V.  G.,  professor  Eccle- 
siastical History,  Episcopal  Theologi- 
cal School,  house  Ash,  cor.  Brattle 


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Allen  Andrew  W.,  porter  (B.),  house  61 

Hastings 
Allen  Ann,  widow  of  Robert,  h.  11  Fifth 
Allen  Caleb  C,  office  356  Main,  house  26 

Columbia  [69  Brattle 

Allen  Charles  G-.,  clerk  (112  State,  B.),b. 
Allen    Daniel,    boiler  maker,     92  Main, 

boards  175  Main 
Allen  Edgar  E.,  trav.  agt.,  h.  347  Broadway 
Allen    Edgar  H.,    machinist,    72    Main, 

house  10  Tufts  [Pearl 

Allen    Edmund    J.,    painter,    house    104 
Allen  Elizabeth,  widow  of  George  S.,  h. 

Lambert  avenue,  6th  on  right 
Allen  Fannie  Miss,  teacher  Otis  primary 

school,  boards  11  Fifth 
Allen    Frank   A.,    Oriental  Tea  Co.  (85 

Court,  B.),  house  263  Harvard 
Allen  Fred.  D.,  prof.  H.  U.,  h.  18  Sumner 
Allen   Frederick,   bookbinder    Riverside 

Press,  boards  at  Boston 
Allen  Frederick,  machinist  (B.),  house  34 

Spring 
Allen  George,  pressman  (18  P.  O.  sq.,  B.), 

house  4  Charles  River  [place 

Allen  George,  engineer,  bds.   3  Riverside 
Allen  George,  trav.  agt.,  house  109  Otis 
Allen  George  A.,  marble  cutter  A.  Mc- 
Donald, boards  10  Brewer 
Allen  George  H.,  at  139  Broadway,  house 

at  Somerville 
Allen    George    W.,  expressman  Lyceum 

building,    Harvard    row,     house     25 

Cowperthwaite 
Allen  Henry  G.  Mrs.,  house  14  Ware 
Allen  Henry  W.,  wines,   liquors,   etc.  (27 

No.  Market,  B.),  house  29  Suffolk 
Allen  Herbert  D.,  stock  clerk,  162  Broad- 
way, house  155  Brookline 
Allen  Herbert  M.,  boards  263  Harvard 
Allen  James,  clerk,  6  Gore,  boards  do. 
I         Allen  James,  laborer,  house  49  Harvard 
Allen  James  H.,  house  116  Inman 
Allen  James  P.,  wood  turner,  380  Main 
¥  Allen  Jane  M.,  widow  of  Wilkes,  house 

69  Brattle 
Allen  Jeremiah,  junk,  house  2  Willow 
Allen  Joel  A.,  asst.^n  Ornithology  Muse- 
um of  Comparative  Zoology,   H.   U., 

house  79  North  avenue 
Allen    John    J.,    box    maker,  169  Gore, 

boards  14  Squire's  court 
Allen  Joseph  H.,  clergyman,  h.  5  Garden 
Allen  J.  Addison,  house  259  Broadway 
Allen  Kate  A.,  widow  of  John  C,  house 

155  Pearl 
Allen  Lavinna  T.,  widow  of  Webster,  h. 

6  River  [Austin 

Allen  Lydia  A.,  widow  of  Avery  T.,  h.  56 
Allen  Mary,  widow  of  Jas.,  h.  174  Green 
Allen  Mary,  widow  of  Jonathan,  house  7 

William  [69  Brattle 

Allen  Mary  M.  Miss,  music  teacher,  house 

Allen  Matthew,  laborer,  house  178  Green 

Allen  Nathan  L.,  apothecary,  155  North 

avenue,  house  Lambert  avenue,  6th 

on  right 


ALLEN    OSCAR    F„   bookkeeper, 
Cambridge  Savings  Bank,  2  Harvard 

row,  house  63  Sacramento 
Allen  Richard  B.,  house  53  Oxford 
Allen  Robert,  glass-cutter,  bds.  11  Fifth 
Allen  Susan  C.  Miss,  music  teacher,  house 

56  Austin 
Allen  Thomas,  artist  (B.),  bds.  10  Oxford 
Allen  Thomas,  machinist,  368  Main,  bds. 

40  Pearl 
Allen  Thomas  2d,  machinist,  356  Main 
Allen  Thomas  Mrs.,  house  1771  Harvard 
Allen  William,  house  26  Second 
Allen  William  H.  B.,  house  13  Market 
Allen  William  M.,  paper  ruler   (31   Milk, 

B.),  house  189  Cambridge 
Allen,  see  Allan,  also  Allyn 
Alley  Elliot   E.,   upholsterer,    house   73 

Thorn  dike 
Alley  W.  Frank,  traveling  salesman,  503 

Main,  bds.  Prospect  House.  596  Main 
Allison  George  A.,  flour  (3  Commercial, 

B.),  house  35  Coggswell  avenue 
Allnutt    Frederick   G.,    dining-room,    13 

Brattle,  house  13  Mellen 
Allyn  Horace  A.,  supt.  of  Cambridge  Gas 

Light  Co.'s  Works,  Third,  house  471 

Broadway 
Allyn  Jane,  widow  of  Edwin  G.,  house 

471  Broadway 
Allyn  Rebecca  P.  Mrs.,  house  5  Berkeley 
Allyn  William  W.,  surveyor  Cummings, 

Kenney  &  Co.,  house  26  Second 
Almgren  Lina,  widow  of  Alexander,  h. 

2  Rogers  block,  Washington 
Almorth  Gustauf,   telescope  maker   (B.), 

house  254  Pearl  [68  Brookline 

Alphen  Garrett,  grease  collector,  house 
Alphen  James,  laborer  William  Reardon, 

house  7  Valentine 
Altimas  John,  baker  Almshouse,  house 

Tannery,  5th  on  left 
Altmiller  August,  tinsmith,  h.  83  Sixth 
Alword  Ellen,  widow,  house  118  Spring 
Ambrose  Annie  Mrs.,  house  57  Harvard 
Ambrose  George  W.,  engineer,  house  436£ 

Cambridge 
Ambrose  John  L.,  second  assistant  clerk 

of    courts,   Court  House,   East  Cam- 
bridge, house  at  Somerville 
Ambrosie  Peter,  house  33  Eighth 

AMEE    BROTHERS   (William   A. 
Amee),  stationery,  etc.,  5  Harvard  sq. 
Amee  Ellen,  widow  of  John,  h.  894  Main 
Amee  John,  clerk,  5  Harvard  square,  bds. 
894  Main  [894  Main 

Amee  Lucy  A.,  widow  of  Jacob,  house 
Amee  William  A.   (Amee  Bros.),  station- 
ery, etc.,  5  Harvard  sq.,  bds.  894  Main 
American  Net  and  Twine  Co.,  nets,  seines 
and  twines,  Third,  office  (43  Commer- 
cial, Boston) 
American  Rubber  Company,  Potter,  and 
(59  Franklin,  B.) 

AMERICAN  STEAM  SAFE 
AND  IRON  WORKS,  George 
L.  Damon,  prop.,  17  Main 


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Ames  Emery,  blacksmith  J.   H.   Eames, 
boards  25  Sidney 

Ames  Henry  G.,  action  maker,  139  Broad- 
way, boards  23  Front 

Ames  James  Barr,  Bussey  Prof,  of  Law  H. 
U.,  house  9  Frisbie  place 

Ames  John  C,  sawyer  F.  M.  Holmes  Fur- 
niture Co.,  house  at  Charlestown 

Ames  John  G.,  carpenter,  house  23  Front 

Ames  Minerva  B.,  widow  of  Royal   B., 
house  45  Sacramento 

Ames  Simon,  139  Broadway,  b.  at  Boston 

Ammidon  Alfred  P.,  clerk  (49  Court,  B. ), 
boards  62  Buckingham 

Ammidon  Philip  R.  (49  and  51  Court,  B.), 
house  62  Buckingham 

Ammidon  Russell  P.,  salesman  (169  Wash- 
ington, B.),  boards  62  Buckingham 
ANDEKSOX  ALFRED,  carpenter, 
18  Soden,  house  4  Sands 

Anderson  Archibald,  box  maker  Hazlett 

6  Co.,  house  7  Second  street  court 
Anderson  A.  N.,  at  17  Main,  h.  2  Hastings 
Anderson  Charles,  gasman,  house  6  South 
Anderson   Charles,  laborer,   boards    rear 

7  Eighth 

Anderson  Charles,  safe  maker,  17  Main, 

house  5  Foster's  block,  rear  93  Main 
Anderson  Charles  A.,  piano  maker  Ivers 

&  Pond  Piano  Co.,  Albany,  house  at 

Hyde  Park 
Anderson  Charles  E.,  safe  maker,  17  Main, 

house  3  Baldwin  place 
Anderson  Charles  E.,   clerk,    8£   Mount 

Auburn,  house  50  Trowbridge 
Anderson  Edward  C,    clerk,   boards  33 

Charles  River 
Anderson  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Benjamin, 

house  9  Seventh 
Anderson  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Charles,  h. 

10  Mount  Auburn 
Anderson  Ernest  S.,  clerk  (B.),  house  50 

Trowbridge  [bridge 

Anderson  Frank,   carpenter,   h.  75  Cam- 
Anderson  Frank,  at  17  Main 
Anderson  Frederic,  meat  cutter,  169  Gore, 

house  rear  2  Ninth  [193  do. 

Anderson  Hans,  helper,  17  Main,   rooms 
Anderson  James,  bootmaker,   house  rear 

241  Mount  Auburn  [Brewer 

Anderson  James  jr.,  carpenter,  house  12 
Anderson  James  jr.,  teamster  W.  T.  Rich- 
ardson &  Co.,  house  5  Otter 
Anderson  James,  carpenter,  Palmer,  near 

Church,  house  15  Brewer 
Anderson  Jas.,  laborer,  h.  32  Charles  River 
Anderson   John,  cabinet  maker,  house  62 

Broadway 
Anderson  John,  clerk,  5  and  6  Harvard 

row,  house  11  Revere 
Anderson  John,  safe  maker,   17  Main,  h. 

62  Broadway 
Anderson  John,  at  Dover  Stamping  Co., 

boards  93  Chestnut 
Anderson  John  E.,  slater,  h.  21  Flagg 
Anderson   John  L.,  safe  maker,  17   Main, 

house  4  Washington 


Anderson  Julius,    safe  maker,    17  Main, 

boards  4  Rogers'  block,  Main 
Anderson  Matthew,   carpenter,   house   33 

Charles  River 
Anderson    Matthew,   printer    University 

Press,  house  at  West  Somerville 
Anderson  N.,  at  17  Main 
Anderson  Ole,  case  maker,  162  Broadway, 

house  60  Webster  avenue 
Anderson  Otto,  piano  action  maker,  bds. 

47  Winsor 
Anderson   Peter,   carpenter,  153  Putnam 

avenue,  house  164  Pleasant 
Anderson  Robert,  clerk  (150  Court,  B.), 

house  7  Gerry 
Anderson    Stephen,    brass    moulder    (33 

Hawkins,  B.),  house  72  Spring 
Anderson  Stephen  jr.,  brass  moulder  (33 

Hawkins,  B.),  boards  72  Spring 
Anderson  William,  teamster,  College  whf., 

house  16  Beaver 
Anderson    William,     printer    University 

Press,  house  Garden  street* place 
Anderson  William  B.,  foreman,  17  Main, 

house  at  Melrose 
Anderton  George  I.,    cabinetmaker,  h. 

at  Somerville 
Andreln  A.    J.,  carpenter,  house  3  Jor- 
dan's block,  rear  128  Broadway 
Andrew  Antou,  varnisher,  162  Broadway, 

house  at  Roxbury 
Andrew  Frank,  laborer,  h.  Second,  n.  Yine 
Andrews  Ardelia  A.,  widow  of  William 

H.,  house  7  Day 
Andrews  D.  Herbert,  wrought  iron  bridg- 
es and  roofs,  Sixth,  cor.  Rogers,  office 

(13  Pemberton  sq.,  B.),  h.  at  Chelsea 
Andrews  E.   A.  (B.),  boards  Cambridge 

House,  Otis 
Andrews   Forest,  driver  Cambridge  Rail- 
road Co.,  boards  69  Mt.  Auburn 
Andrews  G.  E.,   clerk  (67  Summer,  B.), 

boards  2331  Broadway 
Andrews  John  D.,  case  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, house  233|  do. 
Andrews  Mary  E.,  teacher  private  school, 

29  Everett,  boards  do. 
Andrews  Mary  E.,  widow,  h.  171  Winsor 
Andrews  Robert  M.,  painter,  16  Boylston, 

house  20  Dunster 
Andrews  Robert  R.,  dentist,  19  Brattle,  h. 

834  Main  [Cushing 

Andrews  William,  gardener,  h.  Lawn,  n. 
Andrews  William   A.,   piano   maker,  113 

Broadway,  house  Hotel  Brooks 
Andrews  William  W.,  piano  maker  T.  B. 

Wentworth,  State,  boards  71|  School 
Andros  Frank,  finisher  (Charlestown),  h. 

Lowland  avenue 
Andros  Henry  S.,  apothecary,  641  Main, 

house  11  Temple 
Angell  Stephen,  boiler  maker,  72    Main, 

house  161  Broadway 
Angeley  J.,  moulder  H.  M.  Bird,  Pelham 
Anglin  Jas.,  laborer  gas  works, h.  34  Banks 
Anglin  Michael,  laborer  gas  works,  house 

24  Flagg 


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Anglin  Sarah,  widow,  h.  26  Washington, 
corner  Brewery 

Annable  John  F.,  coffees  (38  Broad,  B.), 
house  73  Dana 

Annis  O.  D.,  conductor  Cambridge  Rail- 
road Co.,  house  at  Brighton 

Anseli  Stephen  H.,  laborer,  house  6  Rog- 
ers' block,  Washington 

Anshelm  John  H..  shoemaker,  158  Har- 
vard, house  do. 

Anshelm  Louis  J.,  wood  printer,  3  Hamp- 
shire, house  1S9  Broadway 

Ansley  John  D.,  moulder  H.  M.  Bird,  Pel- 
ham,  house  149  Main 

Anthony  John  H..  teamster,  162  Broad- 
way, rooms  1  Union  [Mead 

Anthony  Peter,  clerk,  242  North  av.,  b.  2 

Anthony  William  A.  (69  Purchase,  B.),h. 
860  Main 

Apel  Frederick,  currier,  house  25  Sixth 

Appleby  George  A.,  action  maker,  137 
Broadway,  boards  21  School 

Appleby  Mark  H..  laborer,  h.  21  School 

APPLEGATE  A.  JUDSOX,  jew- 
eler,  571  Main,  house  178  Putnam  av. 
Applegate  Chas.  H.,  salesman  (450  Wash- 
ington, B.),  boards  178  Putnam  av. 
Appleton  Charles  T.  P.,  shoes  (122  Court, 

B.),  house  57  Dana 
Appleton  C.  Frank,  boots  and  shoes  (13 
Court,  B.),  house  3  Ellsworth  avenue 

APPLETON  JOHN  H.,  counselor- 
at-law  (23  Court,  B.),  h.  361  Harvard 
Appleton    Warren   J.,   sign   painter    (292 

Washington,  B.),  house  12  Cottage 
Applin  Benjamin  Mrs.,  house  7  Dover 
Applin  ClarenceS..  salesman  (27  Sudbury, 
B. ),  house  131  North  avenue 

APPLIN  SUMNER  (Shaw,  Applin 
&  Co.),  furniture  mnfr.,  54  Bridge  and 
(27  Sudbury,  B.),  h.  131  North  avenue 

Apsey  William  S.  Rev.,  pastor  North  Cam- 
bridge Baptist  Society,  house  11 
Coggswell  avenue 

Apthorp  Harrison  O.,  h.  17  Putnam  av. 

Arakelyan  Jacob  J.,  printer  Riverside 
Press,  house  9  Park 

Archambeau  Alfred,  kindling  wood,  13 
Boylston,  house  87  Wendell 

Archer  Ellen  M.  H.  Mrs.,  copyist,  Otis, 
corner  Second,  boards  62  Thorndike 

Archibald  John,  clerk,  house  69  Inman 

Archibald  Robert,  machinist,  house  4 
Baldwin  place  [120  Spring 

Archibald    William   D.,  photographer,  h. 

Arentzen  James  W.,  piano  maker  Ivers  & 
Pond  Piano  Co.,  Albany, h.  atDedham 

Arey  Reuben,  leather  (39  High,B.),  house 
Washington  avenue,  near  Arlington 

Arkerson  Albert  L.,  rope  maker,  12  Park, 
boards  do.  [Webster  av. 

Arkerson   Francis,  rope  maker,  house  88 

Arkerson  George  W.,  bookkeeper  (53  Dev- 
onshire, B.),  house  85  River 

Arkerson  John,  laborer,  h.  10  Willard  ct. 

Arkerson  Leonard,  rope  mnfr.  (Western 
avenue,  Brighton),  house  85  River 


Arkerson  Stephen  A.,  boards  12  Park 
Arkerson  Wm.   H.,  rope  maker,  house  67 

Western  avenue 
Armstrong  Charles   (Armstrong    &  Co.), 

Riverside  Press,  house  at  Allston 
Armstrong  Frank   J.,  at  139  Broadway, 

boards  76  Spring 
Armstrong  Henrietta  A.,  widow  of  John, 

house  464  Main 
Armstrong  Henry  H.,  clerk  (22  Summer, 

Boston),  boards  56  Trowbridge 
Armstrong  Henry  V.,  polisher,  624  Main, 

house  73  Magazine 
Armstrong  Irwin,  janitor  Riverside  school, 

house  9  Cowperthwaite 
Armstrong  Jas  ,  laborer,  h.  21  Valentine 
Armstrong  James,  marble  cutter,  boards 

Thos.  Moran's,  Holworthy  place 
Armstrong  James,  tinsmith,  b.  512  Main 
Armstrong  Jane,  wid.  of  James,  h.  25  Mill 
Armstrong  Margie  Miss,  bds.  100  Austin 
Armstrong  Osmon  S.,  bookbinder  River- 
side Press,  house  56  Trowbridge 
Armstrong  Samuel  W.,  teamster,  house 

364  Cambridge 
Armstrong  Thomas,  hostler  J.  S.  Pike, 

Church,  boards  50  Boylston 
Armstrong  William,  marble  worker,house 

Chestnut  Park 
Armstrong  &  Co.   (Charles  Armstrong), 

lithographers  Riverside  Press 
Arnaud   Wm.   S.,   superintendent  P.   O., 

611  Main,  house  41  Hamilton 
Arno  John,  grocer,  46  Auburn,  house  31 

Brookline 
Arnold  Alfred  C,  student  H.  U.,  rooms 

10  Frisbie  place 
Arnold    Elbridge  W.,    bookkeeper    (120 

Portland,  B.),  house  r.  152  Prospect 
Arnold  Erban,  clerk  (13  Otis,  B.),  boards 

5  Park  [b.  5  Park 

Arnold  Frank  J.,  clerk  (13  Otis,  Boston), 
Arnold  George,  nurse,  house  46  North  av. 
Arnold    George  A.,   asst.  librarian   Law 

School  H.  U.,  house  713  Cambridge 
Arnold  George  B.,  teamster,  h.  12  Eighth 
Arnold  George  F..  assistant  in  library  H. 

U.,  house  3  James 
Arnold  Gilbert  C,  clerk,  boards  5  Park 
Arnold  Jane  Miss,  dressmaker,  house  94 

Auburn 
Arnold  John  H., librarian  Law  School  H. 

U.,  house  10  Frisbie  place 
Arnold  Joseph  W.,  salesman  (123  Pearl, 

Boston),  house  5  Park 
Arnold  Margaret  Miss,  nurse.h.  94  Auburn 
Arnold  Samuel  S.,  leather  (14  Matthews, 

Boston),  house  741  Main 
Arnold  Thomas,  carpenter,  house  3  State 
Artesani  Alfred,  shoemaker,   7  Harvard 

square,  house  16  Magee 
Arthur  George  S.,  laborer,  h.  57  Hastings 
Ash    Christopher  L.,   carpenter   (Somer- 

ville),  boards  120  Cambridge 
Ash  Eveline,  widow  of  Moses,  h.  15  Reed 
Ash  Francis,  carpenter,  house  58  Sixth 
Ash  James,  plasterer,  b.  127  Webster  av. 


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Ash  Mary,  widow  of  James,  house  127 
Webster  avenue 

Ash  Kichard,  fly  finisher,  J 62  Broadway, 
house  at  Chelsea 

Ash  Samuel  T.,  mill  hand,  162  Broadway, 
boards  13  Fourth 

Ashbee  Alonzo  H.,  action  maker,  162 
Broadway,  house  at  Woburn 

Ashbee  Walter  L,  reed  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, house  at  Woburn 

Ashburner  Anne  Miss,  house  71  Kirkland 

Ashcroft  John  F.,  slipper  maker,  boards 
12  Austin  [tin 

Ashcroft  Mary,  wid.  of  Joseph,  h.  12  Aus- 

Ashman  Peter,  laborer,  house  Vassal  lane 

Astorcarey  Arthur,  h,  Fayerweather,  cor. 
Reservoir  [39  Essex 

Athearn  Lydia  R,  widow  of  James  F.,  h. 

Athearn  Susan  F.,  teacher  Harvard  gram- 
mar school,  boards  39  Essex 

Atherton  Adams  H.,  cooper,  house  rear 
166  Cambridge 

Atherton  Charles  H,,  book-finisher  River- 
side bindery,  boards  56  Fairmont 

Atherton  Lewis  B,,  painter,  h.  124  Spring 

Atherton  Mary  J.,  widow  of  Charles,  h. 
56  Fairmont 

Atkin  Ann  Mrs.,  house  7  Appian-way 

Atkin  Daniel,  wood  worker,  232  North 
avenue,  house  at  Arlington 

ATKINS  CHARLES,  paper-hanger, 
453i  Main,  house  12  Hancock 
Atkins  Emelie  E.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  563 

Main,  house  do. 
Atkins  Rotie  C.  Mrs.,  house  471  Main 
Atkins  Walter  D.,  dry-pressman  Riverside 

Press,  boards  1  DeWolf  place 
Atkins  William,  carpenter,  house  85  G-ore 
Atkinson  Andrew,  coal  and  wood,  7  West- 
ern avenue,  house  1  Inman  place 
Atkinson  John  S.,  supt.  (88  Purchase,  B.), 

house  71  River 
Atkinson  Kinsman,  clergyman,  house  10 

Appian-way 
Atkinson  Leonard  W.,  medical  student, 

boards  10  Appian-way 
Atkinson  William,  laborer,  162  Broadway, 

house  rear  339  Cambridge 
Atterberg  Gustof,    mechanical   engineer, 

604  Main,  house  44  Erie 
Attner  Thomas  G.,  tailor  (28  Temple  pi., 

B.),  house  4  Sidney 
Attwill    Richard    I.,    U.    S.    storekeeper 

(Custom  House,  B.),  bds.  6  Hamilton 
Atwood    Benjamin    F.,    bookkeeper    (67 

Summer,  B.),  house  5  Chester 
Atwood  Charles  H.,  ticket  master  B.  L.  & 

C.  R.  R. .  house  133  Otis 

ATWOOD  DAVID,  oysters  (32  Fan- 
euil  Hall  sq.,  B. ),  house  74  Allston 
Atwood  Ephraim,  house  25  Clinton 
Atwood  Josiah  C,  clerk  (32  Faneuil  Hall 

square,  B.),  boards  74  Allston 
Auger  Edward  D. ,  varnisher,  b.  102  Otis 
Auger  Edward  G.,  varnisher,  boards  56 
Second  [Harvard 

Augustus   Joseph   B.,  laborer,  boards  63 


Austin  Bridget,  widow    of  James,  house 

Chestnut  Park 
Austin    Charles  A.,  brush  manufacturer 

(96  High,  B.),  house  24  Sixth 
Austin  Charles  H.,brush  finisher  (96  High, 

B.),  boards  24  Sixth 
Austin    George  L.    Dr.,    editor    Lee    & 
Shepard    (47  Franklin,  B.),  house   9 
Wendell 
Austin  George  M.,  bookkeeper  (108  F.  H. 

market,  B.),  boards  196  Pearl 
Austin  Julia,  widow  of  Alexander,  house 

30  Winter 
Austin  Nathan  N.,  foreman  John  Reardon 

&  Sons,  Waverly,  house  196  Pearl 
Austin  Richard  T.  Mrs.,  h.  21  Linnsean 
Austin  Robert,  book  agent,  bds.  57  River 
Austin  Thomas,  laborer,  house  61  Spring 
Austin  Thomas  E.,  laborer,  b.  30  Winter 
Authier  Azarie,   billiard  hall  and    hair- 
dresser, 643  Main   and   193  North  av., 
house  Regent,  near  North  avenue 
Averell  Charles  B.,  clerk  (Hanover,  cor. 

Elm,  B.),  boards  38  Sidney 
Averell    Leonard    M.,  whiting,    etc.    (64 

Broad,  B.),  boards  23  Prince 
Averill  Gerry  C.,  car  builder,  fa.  99  River 
Averill  John,  laborer,  h.  r.  91  Tremont 
Averill  Lucy  J.,  widow,  house  63  Inraan 
Avery  Ella  Mrs.,  teacher  Lassell  primary 

school,  boards  3  Sixth 
Avery  Frank  G.,  packer,  bds.  146  Spring 
Avery  John,  gate  tender  J.   P.  Squire  & 

Co.,  house  32  Broadway 
Avery  J.  Wallace,  produce,  house  220  Put- 
nam avenue 
Avery  Nicholas  F.,  rubber-worker  Ameri- 
can Rubber  Co.,  house  110  Third 
Avrill  Joseph,  carpenter,  boards  59  Wes- 
tern avenue 
Axtell  Edward,  porter,  h.  33  Baldwin 
Axtman  John,  brass-finisher,  house  rear 

46  Spring 
Axtman  John  L.,  wood  turner  (B.).house 

77  Third 
Ayer  Olive  Mrs.,  house  7  Dover 
Ayers   Andrew  J.,   engineer  Cambridge 

Laundry,  house  141  Franklin 
Ayers  Ann,  widow  of  Wm.,  house  106  Otifc 
Ayers  Catherine,  widow,  house  65  Elm 
Ayers  John,  soapmaker,  boards  65  Elm 
Ayers  Theresa  Mrs.,  house  13  Fourth 
Ayers  Thomas,  carver,  house  rear  50  Fifth 
Ayers  Wm.  F.,  cabinet  maker,  h.  106  Otis 
Aylward  James,  liquors,  6  Gore,  h.  do. 
Aylward  James  F.,  student  (B.),  b.  6  Gore 
Aylward  Richard,  bar-tender,Cambridge, 

coiner  Prospect,  h.  449  Cambridge 
Aylward  Richard,  boards  6  Gore 
Aylward  Wm.  J.,  carpenter,  h.  39  Harvey 
Ay  res  Frank  H.,  clerk,  904  Main,  boards 

902  do. 
Ayres  Isaac   H.,  livery  stable,  904  Main, 

house  902  do. 
Ayres   Isaac    H.   jr.,  commercial  traveler 

(459  Washington,  B.),  bds.  902  Main 
Ayres  Thomas  A.,  cutter  (B.),  b.  902  Main 


PAPER  HANGINGS. 


J.  H.  &  J.  P.  THAYER  &  CO. 

660  Main  Street,  next  East,  City  Hall. 


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BAAGALUPU  STEPHEN",  fi  Mit,  Harvard 
sq.,  cor.  Brattle,  house  40  Boylstou 

Baalack  Avid,  mechanical  engineer,  604 
Main,  house  10  Lawrence 

Babbitt  Albert,  bronzer(791  Trenioat,  B.), 
house  105  Prospect 

Babbitt  Charles  A.,  turner,  162  Broadway, 
boards  87  Moore 

Babbitt  Edward  A.,  wood-turner,  137 
Broadway,  boards  87  Moore 

Babbitt  Maria  P.  Mrs.,  house  16  Wendell 

Babcock  Frank  H.,  supt.  varnish  factory 
(Allston),  house  53  Green 

Babco«k  Georgiana  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  20 
Pearl,  house  do. 

Babcock  John,  copal  varnish  manufact- 
urer (2  Liberty  sq.,  B.),  h.  21  Inman 

Babcock  John  M.  L.  Rev.,  printer  Uni- 
versity Press,  house  53  Holyoke 

Babcock  Lysander  F.,  varnish  manufact- 
urer (2  Liberty  sq.,  B.),  h.  132  Austin 

Bachelder  Stephen,  peanut  stand  Harvard 
square,  house  26  Charles  River 

Bachelder,  see  Batchelder 

Bacheller  William  H.,  cigar  maker,boards 
343  Main 

Bachmann  Hermann,  lager  beer,  56  Cam- 
bridge, house  do.  [Vine 

Bachmann  John,  at  139  Broadway,  h.  26 

Bachoff  John,  currier,  h.  Clifton, n.  Harvey 

Backus  Edward  F.,  electrician  (B.),  house 
37  Ash 

Backus  Geargiana  L.  Miss,  teacher  Felten 
primary  school,  boards  37  Ash 

Bacon  George  Mrs.,  house  134  Winsor 

Bacon  Henry  A.  Mrs.,  h.  116  Thorndike 

BACON    JAMES    P.,  reporter  Bos- 
ton  Daily  Advertiser  (24S  Washing- 
ton, B.),  house  92  Inman 
Bacon  James  S.,  porter  B.  &  A.  R.  R.  (B.), 

k»use  2  Essex  court 
Bacon  John  D.,  tailor,  house  20  Elm 
Bacon  John  F.,  watchmaker,   9   Harvard 

row,  boards  at  Somerville 
Bacon  John  G.,  carriage  painter,  Church, 

corner  Palmer,  house  19  Wallace 
Bacon  Leonard  R.,  weigher  W.  T.  Rich- 
ardson   &  Co.,  foot  Dunster,  house 
Orchard,  near  Chester,  Somerville 
Bacon  Lucy  A.,  wid.  of  Warren,  h.  17  Lee 
Bacon  Maria  J.  Miss,  teacher  Gore  pri- 
mary school,  boards  116  Thorndike 
Bacon  M.  Clinton  (W.  T.    Richardson    & 
Co.),  College  wharf,  foot  Dunster,   h. 
Orchard,  near  Chester,  Somerville 
Bacon  Walter  F.,  house  3S  Bigelow 
Bacon  William  F.,  student  H.    U.,   rooms 
14  Ware  [h.  at  Reading 

Badger  Henry,  organ  maker,  624  Main, 
Badger  Wm.  C.  (Daniels,  Badger  &   Co.), 
furniture  mnfr.,  Woodbury  building, 
Otis,  house  at  Boston 
Badger   William  H.,   organ-finisher,  624 

Main,  house  at  Reading 
Baer  John,  boarding-house,  103  Harvard 
Baggs  Charles  H.,  student  Epis.   Theo. 
'    Sch.,  Brattle,  rms.  17  Lawrence  Hall 


BAGLEY    BRIDGET     A.,    fruit 
and  confectionery,  24  Boylston,  house 

22  Brewer 
Bagley  Cornelius,  laborer,  house  45  Reed, 

corner  Belmont 
Bagley  Eugene  J.,   pressman  University 

Press,  boards  22  Brewer 
Bagley  Joanna,  wid.  of  Owen,h.  22  Brewer 
Bagley  John,  teamster,  boards  45  Reed 
Bagley  John  A.,  pressman,  b.  22  Brewer 
Bagley  Mary,  widow,  house  158  Green 
Bagley  Mary  A. ,   widow  of  John,   house 

284  Broadway 
Bagley  Michael,  dry  pressman  University 

Press,  boards  22  Brewer 
Bailey  Augustus,  printer,  boards  37  Put- 
nam avenue 
Bailey  Albert  D.,  engineer  B.  L.  &   C.   R. 

R.,  house  93  Thorndike 
Bailey  Alfred,    mason,    house  Waverly, 

east  of  Fort  Washington 
Bailey  Alfred  J.,  letter  carrier  P.  O.    (B.), 

house  86  Chestnut 
Bailey  Charles  W.,  hostler,  boards  C.   W. 

Ingalls',  Elm,  corner  Russell 
Bailey  C.  H.,  artist  Riverside  Press,  house 

at  Charlestown 
Bailey  Edward  R.,   hostler,   151    Bridge, 

boards  at  Boston 
Bailey  Frank  E.,   clerk,   5  Harvard  row, 

boards  9  Mt.  Auburn 
Bailey  Henry,  painter  (440  Tremont,  B.), 

house  31  Front 
Bailey    Isaiah,   mason,    house   Waverly, 

next  corner  Putnam  avenue 
Bailey  Jacob  L.    (J.   L.  Bailey  &  Son), 

stoves,  furniture,  etc.,  67  Cambridge, 

house  39  Second 
Bailey  James,  house  23  Sixth 

BAILEY  J.  Lu  &  SON  (Jacob  L. 
and  Samuel  W.  Bailey),  stoves,  furni- 
ture, etc,  67  Cambridge 

Bailey  Levi  L.,  upholsterer,  old  depot, 
Porter's  station,  boards  at  Waltham 

Bailey  Lottie,  widow  of  John  R.,  house  3 
Foster's  block,  rear  87  Main 

Bailey  Maria,  wid.  of  Lewis,  h.  5  Elmer 

Bailey  Oakley  H.  &  Co.,  publishers,  83 
Inman,  house  do. 

Bailey  Rishton  T.,  inner  sole  mnfr.  (370 
Atlantic  avenue,  B.),  h.  320  North  av. 

Bailey  Samuel  W.  (J.  L.  Bailey  &  Son), 
house  furnishing  goods,  67  Cam- 
bridge, house  39  Second 

Bailey  Thomas  B.,  Am.  Bell  Telephone 
Co.  (95  Milk,  room 52,  B.),  b.  60  Brattle 

Bailey  Walter  C.  (Citizens  Ice  Co.),  119 
Columbia,  house  208  Harvard 

Bailey  William,  watchman  B.  L.  &  C.  R. 
R.,  house  5  Leighton  court 

Bailey  William  R.,  engineer,  75  Main, 
house  10  Union 

Bailey  William  Silas,  com.  merchant  (40 
North,  B.),  house  10S  Thorndike 

Bailey,  see  Bayley 

Baird  James,  laborer,  house  48  Harding 

Baird,  see  Beard 


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Baker  Albert  S.,  h.  236  Putnam  avenue 
Baker  Alfred,    brush  maker  (B.),  house 

rear  41  Reed 
Baker  Alfred  F.,  painter,  house  33  Green 
Baker  Arven  T.,  engineer  Broadway  iroD 

foundry,  house  15  Baldwin 
Baker  A.  William,  harness  maker,  87  and 

89  Main,  house  102  do. 
Baker  Catherine  C.  Mrs.,  h.  2  Holmes  pi. 
Baker   Charles   E.,  foreman  of    foundry, 

Pelham,  house  53  Moore 
Baker  Charles  L.  W.,  brush  maker,  house 

169  Prospect  [Prospect 

Baker  Charles  H.,  brush  maker,  bds.    169 
Baker  Charles  R.,  superintendent,  12  Gore, 

house  at  Maiden  [Pine 

Baker  Edgar  P.,  clerk,  543  Main,  house  1 
Baker  Edward  H.,  bookkeeper  (17  Con- 
gress, B.),  boards  22  Lake  View  av. 
Baker  Edward  T.,  teamster,  h.  71  Sixth 
Baker    Elizabeth,    widow   of  Benjamin, 

house  91  Gore 
Baker  Elbridge,  laborer,  house  4  Elmer 
Baker  Hannah  P.  Mrs.,  h.  20£  Bigelow 
Baker  John,  engineer,  house  12  Short 
Baker  John  F.,  britannia  worker,  h.55  Elm 
Baker  Moore,  house  2  Cherry 
Baker  Nathan  W.,  salt  (4S  Long  wharf, 

B.),  boards  22  Lake  View  avenue 
Baker  Nath'l,  expressman,  h.  3  Berkshire 
Baker  Nicholas,  cooper,  h.  rear  184  Gore 
Baker  Osborn  H.,  polisher,  162  Broadway, 

house  19  Pine 
Baker  Samuel  H.,  upholsterer, bds.  1  Pine 
Baker  Thomas  B.,  ice  dealer,  h.  18  Gore 
Baker    Walter,    organ    pipe  maker,    103 

Gore,  boards  91  do. 
Baker  Walter  W.,  student  Episcopal  The- 
ological School,  Brattle 
Baker    Washington    I.,   traveling  agent, 

house  15  Green 
Baker  William  T.,  box  maker,  b.  91  Gore 
Balch  Augusta  L.  Miss,  teacher  Boardman 

primary  school,  boards  52  Auburn 
Balch  Francis  E.,  supt.    Memorial   dining 

hall,  H.  XL,  house  44  Shepard 
Balch  Fred.  H.,  asst.  superintendent  Me- 
morial Hall  H.  U.,  boards  44  Shepard 
Balch  George  L.,  janitor  Matthews  Hall, 

house  67  Oxford 
Balch    Israel  D.,    restaurant,    36  Third, 

house  86  Cambridge 
Balch   John  H.,  salesman   (87  Court,  B.), 

boards  3  Shepard 
Balch  Louis  L.,  clerk  (2   Liberty    square, 

B.),  boards  52  Auburn 
Balch  Moses  P.,  watchmaker,    4  Pearl, 

house  52  Auburn 

BALCOM  ARTHUR  W.,  plumber, 
1  Austin,  boards  Hotel  Holly,  Holly 
Balcom  Frank  M.,  agent,  h.  184  Camb. 
Balcom   Hannah  H.,   widow  of  Reuben, 

house  73  Washington 
Balcom  Oliver,  house  1S4  Cambridge 
Balcom  Stephen  W. ,  boards  771  Main 
Baldrey  Stephen,   teamster  (4  Chatham, 
B.),  house  119  Thorndike 


Baldrey  Wm.,  teamster  (4  Chatham,  B.), 

boards  119  Thorndike 
Baldwin  Benjamin  G.,clerk,  147  North  av- 
enue, boards  114  do. 
Baldwin  Charles  S.  Mrs.,  h.  70  Franklin 
Baldwin  C.  G.,  moulder  H.  M.  Bird,   Pel- 
ham 
Baldwin  Eugene,  traveling  salesman   (122 

Summer,  BJ,  boards  114  North  av. 
Baldwin  Frank,  boards  4  Seckle 
Baldwin  F.  S.  Miss,  asst.  matron  House  of 

of  Correction,  45  Otis 
Baldwin  James  W.,  produce   (114  South 

Market,  B.),  house  114  North  avenue 
Baldwin  Joseph   F.,  ranfr.  and   dealer  in 

laundry  machinery,  h.  44  Western  av. 
Baldwin  Maria  L.,  teacher  Agassiz  school, 

boards  41  Clark 
Baldwin    Mary    E.,   widow  of   Peter  L., 

house  41  Clark 
Baldwin  Nicholas,  engineer  and  janitor 

Memorial  Hall,  house  28  Dunster 
Baldwin    Richard,    carpenter,  house    10 

Daniels  court 
Balfe  Annie,  widow  of  Patrick,  house   26 

Warren 
Balfe  Mary,  widow  of  John,  b.  18  McCabe 
Balfe  Peter,  teamster,  house  18  McCabe 
Balfour  James,  baker,  580  Main,  house  at 

Boston 

BALL    CALVIN   S.,    provisions    (3 
Union  market,  B.),  house  18  Pleasant 
Ball    Charles    F.,    conductor  Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co.,  h.  Auburn  pi.,  2d  on  left 
Ball     Edward,     grocer,     Spring,     corner 

Fourth,  house  92  Fourth 
Ball  Edward  C,  machinist,  boards  9  Fifth 
Ball  Elijah,  house  145  Mount  Auburn 
Ball  Eliza  A.  Mrs.,  house  9  Fifth 
Ball  George  M.,  clerk  (9  Chauncy,Boston), 

house  202  Putnam  avenue 
Ball  George  W.,   electretyper  University 

Press,  house  Brattle,  near  do. 
Ball  Harry  P.,  clerk  (125  State,  B.),  boards 

1  Austin 
Ball  James  H.,  clerk   (13  Broad,  Boston), 

boards  1  Austin 
Ball  Jennie  Miss,  music  teacher  St.  Mary's 

school,  boards  92  Fourth 
Ball  Joseph  G.,  baker,  601   Main,  and   3 

Austiu,  house  1  do. 
Ball  Nellie  F.  Miss,  teacher  Lassell  pri- 
mary school,  boards  92  Fourth 
Ball  Thomas   J.  (38   Chardon,  B.),  house 

37  Washington 
Ball  T.  Henry,  stationer  (10  Franklin  ave- 
nue, Boston),  boards  123  Otis 
Ballam  Alexander,  laborer,  h.  25  DeWolf 
Ballard  Francis  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  boards 

14  Eliot 
Ballard  Joseph,  clerk   Lyceum  building, 

Harvard  square,  house  at  Lexington 
Ballaw  Robert,  laborer,  house  75  Elm 
Balmer  John, driver  Cambridge  R.  R.  Co., 

house  12  Appian-way 
Balmer  Richard,   upholsterer,  23  Brattle, 

house  119  Mount  Auburn 


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Balmer   William,   horseshoer,  9  Church, 

house  3  Oak  [sal  lane 

Baltram  Octave,  brick  maker,  house  Vas- 

BAETZEFB.'F.,  photographer,' 563 
Main,  house  6  Sumner  (see  advt.) 

Bancroft  Clara  Miss,  teacher  Harvard 
grammar  school,  boards  105  Prospect 

Bancroft  Eliza  V.  Mrs.  (Bancroft  &  Hay- 
ward),  fancy  goods,  349  Cambridge, 
house  do. 

Bancroft  Frederick  B.,  fancy  goods  (40 
South,  B.),  boards  27  Putnam  av. 

Bancroft  Jacob,  student  H.  U.,  rooms  380 
Harvard 

BANCROFT  JOEL  C,  express, 
Somerville  avenue,  near  Porter's  sta- 
tion, and  (15  Devonshire,  B.),  boards 
Porter's  Hotel 

Bancroft  John  W.,  steam-fitter  (32  Charles- 
town,  B.),  house  439  Cambridge 

Bancroft  Joseph  H.,  paper-hangings  (119 
and  121  Hanover,  B.),  h.  380  Harvard 

Bancroft  Robert  B.,  renderer  (Western 
avenue,  B.),  house  7  Kinnaird 

Bancroft  Silas  A.,  organist,  b.  380  Harvard 

BANCROFT  WM,  A.,lawyer,  7  Brat- 
tle, Moore's  block,  and  (15  Pemberton 
sq.,  B.),  house  27  Putnam  avenue 
Bancroft  &  Hay  ward  (Mrs.  Eliza  V.  Ban- 
croft and  Miss  Elizabeth  C.  Hayward), 
fancy  goods,  439  Cambridge 
Banfield  Thomas  E.,  mason,  house  rear 

177  Cambridge 
Bang  Eliza  M.,  widow,  house  84  Winsor 
Bangs  B.  A.  Mrs.,  house  10  Dana 
Bangs  Charles  H.,  printer  (77  Kilby,  B.), 

house  33  Second 
Bangs  Charles  W.,  foreman   (121  Fulton, 

B.),  house  163  Cambridge 
Bangs  Louise  Miss,  house  65  Sparks 
Bangs  Sylvanus,  clerk  (40  North  Market, 

B.),  house  153  Gore 
Bank  Joseph,  laborer,25  Main,  h.  at  Boston 
Banks  James  E.,  waiter,  rms.  43  Pleasant 
Banks  John,  hostler,  31  Elm,  house  15 

Murdock 
Banks  Matthew,  laborer,  rms.  19  Fairmont 
Banks  Parker,  printer  University  Press, 

house  150  Mt.  Auburn 
Banks  Robert,  house  267  Putnam  avenue 
Banks  Robert  jr.,  at  Dover  Stamping  Co., 

boards  267  Putnam  avenue 
Banks  Robert  C,  laborer,  h.  19  Fairmont 
Bannan  Bridget,  widow  of  Michael,  house 
164  Franklin  [Dunster 

Bannan  James,  hostler,  Church,  bds.   26 
Bannan  James,  laborer,  house  149  Elm 
Bannan  Philip,  hostler,  Church,  house  26 

Dunster 
Bannister  George  P.,  box  maker,  3  Hamp- 
shire, boards  650  Main 
Barber  David  A.,  action  maker,  113  Broad- 
way, boards  180  Harvard 
Barber  Elizabeth  Miss,  house  16  Sidney 
Barber  Granville   S.,  marker,   502  Main, 
boards  180  Harvard       .  [vard 

Barber  Robert,  iron  moulder,  h.  180  Har- 


Barbour  Robert  S.,  moulder  H.  M.  Bird, 

house  180  Harvard 
Barber  Samuel,  marker,  502  Main 
Barbey  Frank  A.,  Riverside  Roof  Painting 

Co.,  169  River,  boards  16  Lincoln 
Barbey  Jacob  A.,  baker,  h.  16  Lincoln 

BARBOUR  ALFRED  L.,  sec.  and 
treas.  Cambridge  Mutual  Fire  Ins. 
Co.,  555  Main,  house  at  West  Newton 

Barbour  Frank  H.,  bookkeeper  Shawmut 
National  Bank  (60  Congress,  B.),  bds. 
•      12  Ellery 

Barbour  James  H.,  boards  12  Ellery 

Barbour  James  S.  Mrs.,  house  12  Ellery 

Barbour  John  N.,  executor  estate  of  Seth 
Adams  (7  Doane,  B.),  and  treas.  Elec- 
tric Gas  Lighting  Co.  (45  Milk,  B.), 
house  85  Franklin 

Barbour  Walworth  O.  (Walworth  O.  Bar- 
bour &  Co.),  iron  founder,  354  Main, 
house  12  Worcester 

Barbour  Walworth  O.  &  Co.  (Walworth 
O.  Barbour,  Alfred  Morrill  and  Al- 
bert F.  Allen),  iron  founders,  354  Main 

Barbour  William  S.,  city  engineer,  office 
City  Hall,  house  14  Cottage 

Barcelo  Raphael  J.,  bookbinder  Riverside 
Press,  house  43  Blackstone 

BARDEN     EDWARD,     plasterer 
and  mason,  4  Gore,  house  do. 
Barker  Alexander  A.,  gate  keeper.rear  en- 
trance Mt.  Auburn  cemetery,  house 

Coolidge  avenue 
Barker  A.   C,  varnisher,  162  Broadway, 

house  at  Boston  [neer  av. 

Barker  Charles  E.,  painter,  house  44  Pio- 
Barker  Charles  F.,  clerk  (14  Pearl  place, 

B.),  boards  8  Houghton 
Barker  Cora  A.  Miss,  artist,  boards  A.  A. 

Barker's,  Coolidge  avenue 
Barker  Daniel  N.  S.,  lithographer  (Rox- 

bury),  boards  7  Franklin 
Barker  Frank  N.,  machinist,  boards  112 

Concord  avenue 
Barker  George  L.,  boards  112  Concord  av. 
Barker  George  T.,  house  59  Fairmont 
Barker  George  T.  jr.,  printer  (B.),  boards 

59  Fairmont  [dike 

Barker  Henry  A.,  clerk  (B. ),  h.  125  Thorn - 
Barker  Hugh  T.,  confectioner,  282  Broad- 
way, house  7  Salem 
Barker  Isaiah,  shoemaker,  b.  8  Houghton 
Barker  James,  shoemaker,  h.  8  Houghton 
Barker  John,  carpenter,  h.  48  Linnsean 
Barker  John,  driver,  904  Main,  h.  912  do. 
Barker  John  J.,  actor,  house  rear  41  Clark 
Barker  John   S.,    bookbinder    Riverside 

Press,  house  215  Pearl 
Barker  Joseph,  laborer,  26  River,  house 

186  Hampshire 
Barker  Joseph  D.,  sunt.   Tudor  Ice  Co., 

house  112  Concord  avenue 
Barker  Robert  H.  M.,  printer  Riverside 

Press,  boards  7  Franklin 
Barker  Thomas  D.  Mrs.,  house  10  Dover 
Barker    Thomas     J.,    coffin  maker,    203 

Bridge,  house  55  Winter 


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Barker  William  H.,  laborer,  house  5  Vine 
Barker  Wm.  H.,  mnfg.  jeweler  (383  Wash- 
ington, B.),  house  11  Rice 
Barker  Wm.  H.  jr.,  laborer,  house  5  Vine 
Barkman  John,  machinist  (Roxbury),  h. 

48  Union  [101  Tremont 

Barlo  John  N".,  baker,  442  Cambridge,  h. 
Barlow  Archer  H.,  laborer,  house  70  Elm 
Barlow  John  W.,  carpenter,  354  Main,  h. 

34  Cherry  [64  South 

Barlow  Mary,  widow  of  Edward,  house 
Barnad  Felipe,  cigar  and  cigarette  mnfr., 

162  Cambridge,  house  at  Somerville 
Barnard   Albert  E.,  butcher,  168  Gore,  h. 

10  Third 
Barnard  Edward  A.,  lithographer,  River- 
side Press,  boards  42  River 
Barnard  George  jr., confectioner,  h.12  Pine 
Barnard  Lawrence  J.,   confectioner,   243 

Broadway,  house  4  King's  place 
Barnard  Mary  Mrs.,  nurse,  house  12  Pine 
Barnard  Solomon  H.,  oysters,  southeast 

cor.  F.  H.  market  (B.),  b.  29  Sidney 
Barnard  T.  S.  Miss,  bookkeeper,  17  Brat- 
tle, boards  29  Sidney 
Barnard  William  G.,  laborer,  house  rear 

190  Columbia 
Barnes  Albert  M.,  merchant  (11  India,  B.), 

house  81  North  avenue 
Barnes  Augustus  Y.,  porter  (Sears  bldg., 

199  Washington,  B. ) ,  house  9  Rogers' 

block,  Main 
Barnes  Charles,  baker,  boards  22  Elm 
Barnes  David  H.,  clerk,  80  Pleasant,  house 

60  Fairmont 
Barnes  Edward  R.,  jeweler,  bds.  22  Elm 
Barnes  Francis,  asst.  janitor  Felton  bldg., 

Cambridge,  cor.  Felton,  boards  do. 
Barnes  George  H.,  conductor  Cambridge 

Railroad  Co,,  house  Dudley,  1st  from 

North  avenue 
Barnes  Geo.  W.,  bookkeeper,  153  Putnam 

avenue,  house  177  do. 
Barnes  George  W.,  clerk   B.  L.  &  C.  R.  R. 

freight  office,  boards  58  Thorndike 

BARNES     JAMES,     prop.    Inman 
Square  Hotel,  Inman  sq.,  house  do. 
Barnes  James,  laborer,  h.  6  Flagg  st.  court 
Barnes  John,  note  teller  Merchants  Nat. 

Bank  (28  State,  B.),  h.  31  Bowdoin 
Barnes  Linda  B.,  widow  of  Asa,  house  19 

Shepard 
Barnes  Sarah  H.  Mrs.,  house  11  Kinnaird 
Barnes  T.  Howard, engineer  and  surveyor, 

City  Engineer's  office,  City  Hall,house 

at  Waltham 
Barnes  Wilfred,  salesman  (Bacon  Paper 

Co.,  B.),  boards  765  Main 
Barnes  William,  liquors, etc.,  134 Prospect, 

cor.  Hampshire,  house  at  Somerville 
Barnes  William  W.,  house  244  Harvard 
Barnes  Winslow  B.,  grocer,  house  22  Elm 
Barnes  W.,  peddler,  boards  6  Squire's  ct. 
Barnett  Alexander,  cigar  maker  (B.),  h. 

65  Brookline 
Barnett  America,coachman,  b.  55  Hastings 
Barnett  Mary  Mrs.,  widow,  h.  69  Brattle 


Barney    Charles,    machinist,  206    Hamp- 
shire, boards  38  Antrim 
Barney  Hiram  F.,  boards  138  Cambridge 
Baron  Herman  A.  C,  brush  maker,  house 

9  Portland 
Baron  see  Barron 
Barr  Alexander,  house  186  Green 
Barr  A.  Lyman,   tuner,  162  Broadway,  h. 

104  Magazine 
Barr  Jane,  wid.  of  Peter,  h.  8  Walnut  ct. 
Barr  Peter  A.,   book    finisher    Riverside 

Press,  boards  18  Mount  Auburn 
Barrell  James  S.,  master  Harvard  gram- 
mar school,  house  342  Broadway 
Barrett  Andrew,  laborer,  house  2  Suffolk 
Barrett  Angeline  L.  Miss,  bds.  14  Lowell 
Barrett  Bridget,  wid.  of  John,  h.  8  North 
Barrett  Catherine,  widow  of  Richard,  h. 

20  North 

Barrett  Edward,  laborer,  house  36  Warren 

Barrett  Edward  G.,  sexton   (St.     Paul's 

church,   134  Tremont,   B.),  house  11 

Wallace 

Barrett  James,    gardener  Hovey  &  Co., 

house  Lynde,  near  Cambridge 
Barrett  Johanna,  widow  of  John,  house  7 

Lechmere  place 
Barrett  John,  laborer,  house  3  Porter 
Barrett  Mary  Mrs.,  house  69  Brattle 
Barrett  Michael,  laborer,  house  27  Vine 
Barrett  Michael,  house  86  Green 
Barrett  Richard  Mrs.,  house  20  North 
Barrett  Walter,     carpenter,     boards     59 

Western  avenue 
Barrett  William,  driver  Cambridge  Rail- 
road Co.,  house  24  Eliot 
Barrington  Charles  H.,  druggist,  156  Cam- 
bridge, boards  9  Brown 
BARRINGTON  FRED.  B„  florist 
and  gardener,   Broadway,  cor.   Han- 
cock, boards  9  Brown 
Barrington  Geo.  T.,  policeman  station  1, 

boards  9  Brown 
Barrington  Thomas,  gardener,  h.  9  Brown 
Barron  Henry,  driver,  51  Dublin,  bds.  do. 
Barron  John,  cooper,  boards  48  Fifth 
Barron  Wm.  A.,  at  Cambridge    Rolling 

Mills 
Barron  see  Baron 

Barrow  Jos.,  laborer,  house  Clifton 
Barrow  Louis,  lab.,  house  42  Montgomery 
Barrow  Mary  A.,  widow  of  Antoine,house 

79  Spruce 
Barrow  Wm.,  laborer,  house  r.  34  Charles 
Barrows  Ansel,  house  10  Essex 
Barrows  Cyrus  A.,  driver  Cambridge  Rail- 
road Company,  house  3  Chapman  pi. 
Barrows   James    E.,  printer  (101  Pearl, 

BJ,  house  10  Essex 
Barrows  John,  teamster,  bds.  34  Charles 
Barry  Catharine,  widow  of  Matthias,  h.  8 

Rogers'  block,  Main 
Barry  David,  farmer,  house  end  of  Bennet 
Barry  David,  teamster,  house  57  Spruce 
Barry  Edward  F.,  signal  inspector  U.  E.  S. 
Co.,  house  next  to  R.  R.,  rear  of  Niles 
Bros.'  slaughter  house,  Concord  av. 


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Barry  Ellen,  widow  of  Edward,  boards 

Edward    Barry's,    rear    Concord  av., 

near  F.  K.  R. 

Barry  Henry,  grocer,  165  Green,  house  do. 

Barry  James,  hostler,  43  Cambridge 

Barry  James,  tuner,  162  Broadway,  house 

at  Boston  [r.  96  Gore 

Barry  Johanna,  widow  of  Dennis,  house 

Barry  John,  hostler,  88  North  av., house  at 

Somerville 
Barry  John,  laborer,  house  93  Brookline 
Barry  John,  marble  cutter,  bds.  121  Third 
Barry  John,  teamster,28  Bridge, h.  Charles 
Barry  John  D.,  packer,  bds.  57  Spruce 
Barry  John  F.,  printer  (42  Reed's  block, 

B.),  bds.  8  Rogers'  block,  Main 
Barry  John  H.,  painter,  bds.  118  Prospect 
Barry  Mary,  wid.  of  James,  h.  121  Third 
Barry  Mary  A.,  wid.  of  William  J.,  house 

133  Thorndike 
Barry  Mary  E.  Miss,  bookkeeper,432  Har- 
vard, boards  1  DeWolf  place 
Barry  Mary  L.,  wid.  of  John,  h.  16  North 
Barry  Michael,  foreman  brass  foundry 
(Allen,  cor.  Brighton,  B.),  h.  70 Spring 
Barry  Michael,  plasterer,  h.  347  Broadway 
Barry  Patrick,  carriage  washer  (B.), house 

17  Carson 

Barry  Richard  E.,  brass  moulder,  boards  8 

Rogers'  block,  Main  [Tremont 

Barry  Timothy,  potato  dealer,    house  98 

Barry  William,  driver  Boston  Ice  Co.,  b. 

40  First 
Barry  William,  laborer,  bds.  181£  Harvard 
Barry  William,  laborer,  house  44  North 
Barstow  Charles  S.,  agent  J.  Cushing  & 
Co.,  grain  dealers,  F.  R.  R.  freight  de- 
pot, foot  of  Regent,  h.  292  N»rth  av. 
Barteaux  Elias  (Federal,  B.),  b.  464  Main 
Barteaux  Fred.  F.,  apothecary  (93  Green, 

B.),  house  304  Harvard 
Barter  James  W.,  pastor  North  avenue  M. 

E.  church,  house  26  Ash 
Barter  Thomas,  boards  26  Ash 
Bartlett    Alfred    A.,     printer  University 

Press,  boards  Farwell  place 
Bartlett  Bela  N.,  machinist,  h.  145  Otis 
Bartlett  Chas.   H.,  student,  bds.  Chest- 
nut, corner  Pearl 
Bartlett  Charles  H.  H.,  clerk  (64  Summer, 

B.),  boards  17  Ellsworth  avenue 
Bartlett  Daniel,  potter,  house  18  Sands 
Bartlett    Daniel    M.,   action  maker,   137 

Broadway,  house  61  Auburn 
Bartlett  Edward  E.,  cabinet  maker,  house 
207  Harvard  [av. 

Bartlett  Edward  H.  H.,  bds.  17  Ellsworth 
Bartlett  Francis  M.,  house  121  Oxford 
Bartlett  Frank  C,  fly  finisher,  162  Broad- 
way, boards  61  Plymouth 
Bartlett  Frank  D.,  livery  stable,  Bay,  cor- 
ner Green,  house  3  Banks 
Bartlett  Frank  W.,  confectioner,  boards  12 

Norfolk 
Bartlett  Frederick    I.,  clerk  Boston   Ice 
Co.,  Prison  Point  Bridge,  boards  at 
Charlestown 


Bartlett  George  H.,  art  instructor  public 
schools  (studio,  12  Pemberton  sq.,B.), 
house  17  Ellsworth  avenue 

Bartlett  Hartnell  J.,  assistant  librarian 
H.  U.,  boards  17  Ellsworth  avenue 

Bartlett  Horace  S.,  apothecary,  452  Har- 
vard, house  6  Story 

Bartlett  John  (Little,  Brown  &  Co.),  book- 
seller and  publisher  (254  Washington, 
B.),  house  165  Brattle 

Bartlett  John  A.,  sawyer,  624  Main,  house 

21  Decatur 

Bartlett  John  T.,  janitor  Little's  block, 

Harvard  square,  house  do. 
Bartlett  J.  Gardner,  printer  (34  School, 

B.),  house  9  Park 
Bartlett  J.  F.,  conductor  Cambridge  R.  R., 

boards  9  Harvard  square 
Bartlett  Lydia  E.  Miss,  seamstress,  rooms 

22  Farwell  place 

Bartlett  Mary  H.,  widow  of  David  C,  h. 

55  Essex 
Bartlett  Ruel  W.,  machinist,  house  Frost, 

brick  block  foot  of  street 
Bartlett  Samuel  O. ,  letter  carrier  E.  Cam- 
bridge P.  O.,  house  149  Cambridge 
Bartlett  Sophronia,   widow,   rooms  rear 

64  Pearl 
Bartlett  S.  O.   Mrs.,   music  teacher,  149 

Cambridge,  house  do. 
Bartley  Thomas,   blacksmith,  356  Main, 

house  6  Sidney 
Barton  Clarence  E.,  clerk,  168  Gore,  house 

122  Prospect 
Barton  Edward,  tailor,  house  12  Willow 
Bartsch  Valentine,  cabinet  maker  F.   G. 

F.  Co.,  house  37  Union 
Bary  Martin,  cabinet  maker,  h.  115  Elm 
Bascom  William  B.,  bookkeeper  (113  Dev- 
onshire, B.),  house  183  Main 
Bass  George  A.,  packer  (121  Fulton,  B.), 

house  71  Third 
Bass  Jonathan  H. ,  boot  maker,  23  Third, 

house  101  Sixth 
Bass  Simon  F.,  clerk  (24  Central  wharf, 

B.),  boards  71  Third 
Bassett  Albion  P.,  bds.  11  Lake  View  av. 
Bassett   Arthur,  blacksmith  James  Mait- 

land,  Harvard,  house  2  Hastings 
Bassett  Charles  A.,  expressman,  house  20 

Plymouth 
Bassett  Edward  P.,  bds.  11  Lake  View  av. 
Bassett  Edwin  F.,  house  17  Boardman 
Bassett    Horace,    traveling    agent    J.  P. 

Squire  &  Co.  (St.   Louis,  Mo.),  house 

11  Lake  View  avenue 
Bassett  Jane,  widow  of  Theophilus,  bds. 

11  Lake  View  avenue 
Bassett  Joseph,  sawyer,  162  Broadway,  h. 

14Warland  [17  Boardman 

Bassett  Maria  A.,  widow  of  Ellery,  house 
Batchelder  Charles  F.,  student  Scientific 

school  H.  U.,  rooms  7  Kirkland 
Batchelder  Edith  Miss,  compositor  Uni- 
versity Press,  boards  5  Gerry 
Batchelder    Frank    E.,    bookkeeper     (38 

Commercial,  B.),  bds.  3  Walnut  av. 


LUMBER  &  MOULDINGS.    J.  G.  &  N.  G.  GOOCH. 

Wharf,  Western  Avenue,  Brighton.     8  Brattle  Street,  Cambridge.    Office,  roKllby  St.,  Boston 


BAT 


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Batchelder  John  G.,  foreman  of  bindery, 

105  Magazine,  house  22  Prince 
Batchelder  John  M.,  civil  engineer,  house 

3  Divinity  avenue 
Batchelder  Samuel,  counselor,  15  Brattle, 

house  8  Hilliard 
Batchelder  Samuel  D.,  clerk  (Boston  P. 

O.),  house  248  Harvard 
Batchelder  Samuel  H.,  silver  plater  (B.), 

house  62  Thorndike 
Batchelder  Susan  A.,  widow  of  Elbridge 

A.  EL,  house  131  Franklin 
Batchelder  Susan  C.  Mrs.,  h.  7  Kirkland 
Batchelder  William  A.,  baggage  express 

(E.  R.  R,  B.),  boards  131  Franklin 
Batchelder  William  F.,  sergeant  of  police 

station  1,  house  3  Worcester 
Batchelder,  see  Bachelder 
Bate   Charles  H.,  printer  (B. ),  h.  Avon 

Hill,  corner  Avon  place 
Bateman  Eliza  G.,  widow  of  William,  h. 

Hoi  worthy,  opp.  Corlett  school 
Bateman  Wm.  H.,  cabinet  maker  (Charles- 
town),  house  19  Cambridge 
Bateman  Wm.  R.,  wool  broker  (22  Broad, 

B.),  boards  Eliza  G.  Bateman's,  Hol- 

worthy 
Bates  Annie  Mrs.,  house  159  Broadway 
Bates  Ann  E.,  widow  of   Samuel  Marvin, 

house  50  Spruce  [Fairmount 

Bates  Benj.  F.,  brass  finisher  (B.),  h.  18 
Bates  Benj.  F.  jr.,  engineer  and  surveyor, 

City  Engineer's  office,  City  Hall,  bds. 

18  Fairmont  [56  Dana 

Bates  Chas.,  salesman  (27  Winter,  B.),  h. 
Bates  Charlotte  F.  Miss,  teacher,  house 

10  Ellery  [82  Green 
Bates  Edward,  plumber,  22  Pearl,  house 
Bates  Edward  B.,  clerk,  550  Main,  boards 

11  Norfolk 

Bates  Eliza  Mrs.,  house  10  Ellery 

Bates  Erastus  C,  billiard  room,  521  Main, 
house  145  Washington 

Bates  Esther  A.,  widow  of  Wm.  2d,  house 
45  Brattle 

Bates  Fletcher,  bookkeeper  Traders  Na- 
tional Bank  (91  State,  B.),h.  10  Ellery 

Bates  Flora  Miss,  assistant,  76  Moore, 
boards  do. 

Bates  George,  receiver  Cambridge  Rail- 
road Co.,  3  Harvard  sq.,  b.  24  Shepard 

Bates  George,  action  maker,  113  Broad- 
way, house  rear  27  Pine 

Bates  George  W.,  machinist,  72  Main,  h. 
11  Norfolk 

Bates  Harry  H.,  clerk  (Kingston,  corner 
Bedford,  B.),  boards  24  Shepard 

Bates  Henry  E.,  at  162  Broadway,  rooms 
63  Clark 

Bates  Henry  W.,  brass  finisher  (Boston), 
boards  18  Fairmont 

Bates  James  E.,  lawyer  (48  Congress,  rms. 
25  and  26,  B.),  boards  19  Church 

Bates  James  V.  Mrs.,  house  19  Church 

Bates  John  M.,  clerk,  607  Main,  boards  18 
Fairmont 

Bates  John  S.,  house  24  Shepard 


Bates  Milly  G.,  dressmaker,  b.  24  Shepard 
Bates  Walter  T.,  entry  clerk  (77  Summer, 

B.),  boards  24  Shepard 
Bates  William,  mason,  boards  24  Shepard 
Bates  Wm.  H.,  sexton  Lee  street  church, 

and  janitor  Harvard  grammar  school, 

house  33  Lee 
Batteux  F.  Wm.,  artist,  house  28  Cherry 
Battis  Leonard,  house  13  Jay 
Baudet  Aglie,  blacksmith,  b.  3  Broadway 
Baudet  Julia  Mrs.,  house  3  Broadwav 

BAUMEISTER   AUGUSTUS, 
plumber,  Palmer,  near  Brattle,  house 
8  Charles  River 
Baumeister  Augustus  J.,  plumber,  Palm- 
er, near  Brattle,  bds.  15  Farwell  place 

Baxter  David  N.,  student  H.  U.,  rooms  20 
Prescott 

Baxter  Frank  S.,confectioner,b.  130  Spring 

Baxter  Horace,  flour  (182  State,  Boston), 
house  28  Russell 

Baxter  John  A.  jr.,  trav.  salesman,  502 
Main,  boards  19  Magazine 

Baxter  Robert,  Union  Glass  Co.  (Somer- 
ville),  house  168  Hampshire 

Baxter  Silas,  carpenter,b.  17  Charles  River 

Bay  State  Brick  Co.,  brick  mnfrs.,  rear 
124  Spruce,  office  (5  Pemberton  sq., 
B.),  John  H.  Hub-bell,  pres.,  John  Cal- 
lender,  treas. 

Bayard  Joseph,  carpenter,  h.  75  Franklin 

Bayley  Augustus  R.  (Bayley  &  Richard- 
son), apothecary,  607  Main  and  32 
River,  house  133  Austin 

Bayley  Augustus  S.,  at  University  Press, 
boards  37  Putnam  avenue 

Bayley  Frank  A.,  civil  engineer  (City 
Hall,  B.),  house  133  Austin 

Bayley  Stephen  S.,  carriage  trimmer,  h. 
37  Putnam  avenue 

Bayley  &  Richardson  (Augustus  R.  Bay- 
ley  and  Horatio  S.  Richardson), apoth- 
ecaries, 607  Main  and  32  River 

Bayley,  see  Bailey 

Baylies  John  T.,  house  209  Harvard 

Beach  Burpee,  blacksmith,  Mount  Au- 
burn cemetery,  house  3  Huron 

Beal  Albert  E.,  conductor  Cambridge 
Railroad  Co.,  house  178  Columbia 

Beal  Josiah,  mariner,  house  Crossland 

Beal  Sophia,  widow  of  David,  house  106 
Auburn 

Beals  Martha  J.  Mrs.,  carpet  maker  (68 
Pitts,  B. ),  kouse  242  Harvard 

Beals  William,  decorator  (68  Pitts,  Bos- 
ton), house  242  Harvard 

Bean  George  W.  jr.,  watchmaker,  637 
Main,  boards  at  Somerville 

Bean  James  S.,  peddler,  house  149  Winsor 

Bean  John,  cigars  and  tobacco,  149  Win- 
sor, house  do. 

Bean  John  C,  pattern  maker,  72  Main, 
house  6  Tufts 

Bean  William  E.,  U.  S.  postal  service  (Bos- 
ton &  Troy),  h.  Frost,  last  on  right 
BEANE     ENOCH,    provisions    and 
fish,  908  Main,  house  6  Trowbridge 


GARDENERS, 


FLORISTS,  and  Contractors  for 
P.  O'BRIEN  &  SON,  820  Main  &  89  Sparks  Sts. 


CEMETERY  WORK. 


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Beane  George  A.,  clerk,  9G8  Main,  house 
47  Mt.  Auburn 

Bear  John,  boarding-house,  103  Harvard 

Bearce  Chas.  M.,  fly  finisher,  162  Broad- 
way, house  at  West  Medford 

Beard  Edward  L.,  manager  N.  Y.  Associ- 
ated Press  (107  State,  Boston),  house 
22  Arlington 

Beard  Luke,  patent  thill  coupling  springs 
(63  Court,  B. ),  house  75  Hubbard  av. 

Beard,  see  Baird 

Beardsley  Charles  H.  (Parr  &  Beardsley), 
painter,  9  Palmer,  b.  87  Concord  av. 

Bearse  David  H.,  restaurant  (28  Commer- 
cial, Boston),  boards  65  North  avenue 

Bearse  Nim,  hostler  Cambridge  Railroad 
Co.,  Dunster,  house  Dudley,  corner 
Montgomery 

Beattie  Catherine, wid.  of  Thos.,h.  47  Vine 

Beattie  Hugh  H.,box  maker,  3  Hampshire 

Beattie  John,  carpenter,h.  6  Berkshire  pi. 

Beattie  Robert  W.,  watchman  B.  L.  &  C. 
R.  R.,  house  69  Spring 

Beattie  William,  laborer,  124  Harvard, 
house  15  Walnut  court 

Beattie  William  jr.,  printer,  105  Magazine, 
boards  15  Walnut  court 

Beattie  William  J.  H.,  teamster,  house 
104  Norfolk 

Beaubo  George,  brick  maker,h.  117  Spruce 

Beaubo  Joseph,  brick  maker,h.  117  Spruce 

Beaudet  Ernest  P.,  cabinet  maker  (B. ),  b. 
172  Hampshire 

Beaudet  John,  cabinet  maker  (B.),  h.  172 
Hampshire 

Beaudet,  see  Burditt  [16  Clark 

Beaumont  Harvey  D.,  carpenter,   house 

Beauvais  Antoine,  brickmaker,  house  100 
Dublin 

Beck  Charles  F.,  traveling  salesman,  565 
Main,  boards  8  Watson         [8  Watson 

Beck  Elizabeth  C,  widow  of  Tobias,  h. 

Beck  George  S.,  clerk,  568  Main,  boards  8 
Watson 

Beck  John  M.,  frog  dealer,  house  Con- 
cord avenue,  corner  New  [New 

Beck  John  P.,  laborer,  h.  Concord  av.,  c. 

Beck  Jos.,  bottler,  96  Webster  av.,  h.  do. 

Beck  Robert,  laborer,  boards  Concord  av. , 
corner  New 

Beck  Sarah  P.  Miss,  house  2  Gerry 

BECKER  FRANK,  greenhouse  and 
florist,  Cambridge,  corner  Prescott, 
house  Beck  Hall 

Becker  Fred.  C,  janitor  Beck  Hall,  b.  do. 

Beckett  Joseph  R.,  foreman  bindery  Riv- 
erside Press,  house  173  Putnam  av. 

Beckett  Richard,  house  1 1  Broadway 

Beckett  Wm.  J.,  laborer,  house  5  Sparks 

Beckett  Wm.  J.  jr.,  bookbinder  Riverside 
Press,  boards  5  Sparks 

Beckwith  Loring  E.,  lecturer  and  teacher, 
house  353  Harvard 

Bedell  Daniel,  grocer,  371  Main,  house  101 
Washington 

Bedell  Phalan  H.,  teamster,  371  Main, 
boards  101  Washington 


Bedo  George,  butcher,  house  167  Spring 
Beedle  Melville  C,  carpenter,  Palmer,  n. 

Church,  house  8  Gerry 
Beeler  Joseph  J.,  wood  carver    (B.),  bds. 

53  Winsor  [25  Harvard 

Beers  Martha  G.,  widow  of  Hiram  S.,  h. 
Behanna  Harry,   engineer  (216  Washing- 
ton, B.),  boards  17  Magazine 
Belanger  Fred,  blacksmith,  168  Columbia, 

house  at  Boston 
Belcher  Almira  Mrs.,  bonnet  bleachery, 

193£  North  avenue,  house  do. 
Belcher  Arthur  A.,  gas-fitter,  12  Harvard 

row,  boards  18  Ash 
Belcher  Charles  E.,  steam-fitter  (69  Kilby, 

B.),  boards  473  Main 
Belcher  Edward  F.,  police  station  1,  house 

10  Acacia  [473  do. 

Belcher  George  G.,  painter,  519  Main,  h. 
Belcher  George  W.,  safe  painter,  17  Main, 

house  6  Lamson  place 
Belcher  Henry,  hostler  J.  A.  Wellington, 

house  1  Fifth 
Belcher  Hilos  C,  teamster  (24  Canal,  B.), 

house  193£  North  avenue 
Belcher  John  E.,  telephone    office   (B.), 

house  9  Gerry 
Belcher   John    E.    Mrs.,    dressmaker,    9 

Gerry,  house  do. 
Belcher  Joseph  W.,  moulder  H.   M.  Bird, 

house  3  Village 
Belcher  Lewis,  clerk  (24  Canal,  B.),  bds. 

193£  North  avenue 
Belcher  Lucy  A.   Miss,  housekeeper,    9 

Linden 
Bell  Andrew,  foreman  American  Steam 

Safe  Works,  17  Main,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Bell  Anna,  wid.  of  Richard,  h.  90  Harvard 
Bell  Christina,  widow  of  Henry  A.,  house 

49  Harvard 
Bell  Frederick,  ship-broker  (Russia  whf., 

B.),  house  14  Front 
Bell  Geo.  H.  S.  Rev.,  pastor  Rush  A.  M. 

E.    Zion    chapel,    458    Main,    house 

Ericsson  court 
Bell  Henry  A.,  cook,  h.  r.  104  Harvard 
Bell  Sam'l  H.,  printer  (B.),  h.  Ericsson  ct. 
Bell    Telephone    Co.,    Middlesex    Court- 
house, room  1,  Third,  main  office  (40 

Pearl,  B. ) 
Bell  Wm.,  lithographer  Riverside  Press, 

house  at  Boston 
Bell  William,  horse-shoer,  202  North  ave- 
nue, house  25  Walden 
Bell  William  A.,  brush-maker,  2  Gore,  h. 

rear  54  do. 
Bellis  William  J.,  mason,  order  box  196 

North  avenue,  house  29  Bolton 
Belluche  Andrew,  carpenter,  h.  14  Magee 
Belluche  John,   laborer  Riverside   Press, 

house  5  Daye  court 
Belser  James  H.,   machinist   (120  Merri- 

mac,  B.),  house  45  Tremont 
Beltis  Thomas,  at  17  Main 
Bemis  Drucilla  D.   Mrs.,  dressmaker,  77 

River,  house  do. 
Bemis  Emery,  house  158  Mt.  Auburn 


NAILS,  LEAD,  ZINC,  &&, 


AT  BURDITT  &  WILLIAMS', 

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Bemis  Emery  jr.,  leaf  tobacco  (32  Central 

wharf,  B.),  house  158  Alt.  Auburn 
Bemis    Jonathan    W.,    physician,    house 

Walker,  corner  Shepard 
Bemis  Margaret,  widow  of  Abraham,  h. 

rear  118  Fourth 
Bemis  Richard,  laborer,  h.  118  Fourth 
Benard  Joseph  G.,  clerk,  441  Cambridge, 

boards  458  do. 
Benard  Joseph  H.,  glass-blower,  house 

458  Cambridge  t4-3  Market 

Bender  Anton,   furniture  finisher,  rooms 
Bengtson  Pehr,  printer,  house  3  Seckel 
Benner    Miles    A.,    driver  Fairbanks    & 

Neale  (Howard,  B.),  house  24  Upton 
Bennet  Charles  H.,  car  builder   B.  &  A. 

repair  shop  (Allston),  h.  8  Rockwell 
Bennet  Charles  H.  jr..  car  builder,  B.  &  A. 

R.  R.  shop  (Allston),  bds.  8  Rockwell 
Bennett  Augustus  N.,  at  131   Broadway, 

house  122  do. 
Bennett  Charles,  brick  maker,  house  28 

Cogswell  avenue 
Bennett  Daniel  Mrs.,  h.  112  Thorndike 
Bennett  Edwin  C,  carpenter,  boards  41 

River 
Bennett  James  H.,    produce    (19    North 

Market,  B.),  house  17  Inman 
Bennett  John,  carpenter,  house  Concord 

avenue,  near  slaughter-house 
Bennett  Josiah  Q.,  cashier  Market  Nat'l 

Bank  (86  State,  B.),  h.  36  Linnaean 
Bennett  Oliver,  house  Richdale  avenue, 

3d  from  Walden 
Bennett  William  B.,  gardener,  77  Sparks, 

boards  do. 
Benney  Amy  W.  Miss,  clerk  at  Riverside 

Press,  boards  100  River 
Benney  Nathaniel,  proof-reader  Riverside 

Press,  house  100  River 
Bennink  Cornelius  G.  H.,  dry  goods,  581 

Main,  house  23  Inman 
Bennink  E.  A.  Mrs.,  clerk,  581  Main.house 

100  Austin  [Howard 

Bennink  Gerritt  J.,  carpenter,  house   34 
Benshimol  Joshua,  cigar  manufacturer,  h. 

510  Cambridge 
Benson  Albert  S., driver  Hook  and  Ladder 

No.  1,  Brattle  sq.,  h.  90  Mt.  Auburn 
Benson  Edgar,  carpenter,  h.  61  Brookline 
Benson  Elizabeth  W.,  widow  of  George, 

house  rear  104  Harvard 
Benson    Henry    J.   H.,   hair-dresser,    11 

Cambridge,  house  do. 
Benson  John,  gardener,  25  Craigie,  house 

11  Eliot 
Benson  John  M.,  carpenter,  h.  17  Hewes 
Benson  Mason  D.,  treas.  F.  R.  R.  (Cause- 
way, B.),  house  140  North  avenue 
Benson  Oscar,  at  17  Main 
Bent  Charles   R.,  compositor  University 
Press,  boards  18  Farwell  place 

BENT    GEORGE    C,    lawyer    (15 
Pemberton  sqaare,  room  5,  B.),  even- 
ing office,  613  Main,  house  98  Inman 
BENT  GEORGE  H.,  coal  and  wood, 
168  Main,  house  8  Craigie 


Bent  John   H.  (Gage  &  Bent),  furniture, 
200  North  avenue,  boards  Russell,  cor- 
ner Orchard 
Bent  Walter   T.,  clerk  (256    Devonshire, 

B.),  house  25  Ellery 
Bentencourt  Manuel  A.,  at  C.  H.  North  & 

Co.,  house  188  Winsor 
Bentley  John  H.,  house  22  Fifth 
Bentley  Lydia,  widow.of  John,  h.  22  Fifth 
Benton  Eliza  Mrs.,  house  6  Emmons  pi. 

BENTON  HERBERT,  teamster  for 
J.  W.  Cook  (6  Avery,  B.),  house  32 

Fairmont 
Benway  Edward,   moulder  H.   M.   Bird, 

Pelham 
Benwell  Thomas  J.,  expressman,  Lyceum 

building.  Harvard  row,  h.  53  Wright 
Benz  Charles  F.,  sausage  maker,  75  Sixth, 

house  do.  [Sixth 

Benz  George,  sausage  maker,  house  75 
Benz  Magdalena,  widow  of  George,  house 

75  Sixth 
Benzaquen  Clara  L.  Miss,  clerk,  503  Main, 

boards  64  Franklin 
Benzaquen   Henry,  foreman,  35  Pearl,  h. 

64  Franklin 
Benzaquen  Henry  jr.,  cigarmaker,  boards 

64  Franklin  [64  Franklin 

Benzaquen  Vidal,  packer,  35  Pearl,  house 
Bergeron   Napoleon,  broommaker,  boards 

41  Cedar 
Bergerow  Joseph,  laborer,  bds.  52  Spruce 
Bergerow  Mary  E.,  widow   of  Octavius, 

house  52  Spruce 
Bergin  John,  laborer,  b.  7  Daniels  court 
Bergin  Kyren,  plasterer,  house  49  Amory 
Bergs trom  C.  E.,  at  17  Main 
Bergstrom  Gustaf,  at  17  Main 
Berke  Antonio,  laborer,  h.  rear  53  Vine 
Berkeley  Patrick,  shoemaker  (2  City  Hall 

avenue,  B.),  house  4  Decatur  court 
Berliner  Emile,  electrician;(109  Court,  B.), 

house  413  Broadway 
Berlo  John  N.,  baker,  house  101  Tremont 
Berlyn  Philip  M.,  optician,  house  8  Holly 
Bernard  John  F.,  karness  dressing  mnfr., 

house  194  North  avenue 
Bernard  John  H.,  book-binder,  105  Maga- 
zine, house  2  Westacott  court 
Bernard   Joseph,  glass-blower,  house  458 

Cambridge 
Berner  Gustavus,  cabinet-maker,  house  24 

Brewery  [Hastings 

Bernhadt  John  Geo.,  cabinet-maker,  b.  12 
Berrick  Edward  C,  machinist,  31  Haver- 
hill, B.),  house  rear  26  Front 
Berrigan  John  F.,    plumber,  634    Main, 

house  at  South  Boston 
Berry  Alpheus,  eating-house(225  Commer- 
cial, B.).  boards  7  Gerry 
BERRY  CASPAR,  lager  beer  bot- 
tler, 132  Hampshire,  c.  Elm,  h.  do. 
BERRY  CHARLES   E.,  machinist 
and  blacksmith,  206  Hampshire,  house 

at  Belmont 
Berry  Geo.  A.,  teamster,  b.  Porter's  Hotel 
Berry  Grace,  widow,  house  102  Harvard 


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BIR 


Berry  James  A.,  b ostler,  h.  10  McCabe 
Berry  Lizzie  Mrs.,  nurse,  b.  21  Brookline 
Berry  Mary  Miss,  boards  111  Auburn- 
Berry    Mathis,    lager    beer   bottler,    132 

Hampshire,  house  do. 
Berry  Preston  L.,  laborer,  house  6  Eaton 
Berry  Robert  E.,  gardener  Joseph  G.  Cool- 

idge,  house  foot  of  Willis  court 
Berry  William   B.,  machinist,  206  Hamp- 
shire, boards  111  Auburn 
Berry  William  B.,  tinsmith  (79  North,  B.), 

house  25  Jay 
Bertheld   Maximilian   V.,  clerk  (244  Fed- 
eral, B.),  house  2  Pleasant  place 
Berthold  Selma  Mrs.,  teacher  Kindergar- 
ten   school,   Winsor,  corner    School, 
house  Pleasant  place 
Bertram  H.  D.  Christian,  machinist,  house 

rear  4  Tufts 
Bertsch  John  H,  traveling  salesman    (9 

Merchants  row,  B.),  bds.  31  Seventh 
Bertsch  Stephen,  brass  finisher,  house  33 
Seventh  [31  Seventh 

Bertsch  Stephen  M. ,  brass  finisher,  house 
Bertsch  Stephen  jr.,  brush  maker  (9  Mer- 
chants row,  B.),  boards  31  Seventh 
BERTSCH  WILLIAM  A.,  marble 
worker,   TO  and  72  Bridge,   boards  31 
Seventh  [Hancock 

Berwick  Lucy  C,  widow  of  James,  h.  110 
Bettie  Catbarine  Mrs.,  grocer,  47  Vine, 

house  do. 
Bettinson  Addie  M.  Miss,   teacher  Gore 

primary  school,  boards  65  Otis 
Bettinson  Edward  W., bookbinder,  7  Brat- 
tle, house  37  do. 
Bettinson   Harry    W.,     expressman,    103 

Cambridge,  house  124  Otis. 
Bettinson  James  W.,  express,    103  Cam- 
bridge, house  65  Otis 
Bettinson  Mary  A.  H.  Mrs.,  nurse,  house 

125  Pleasant 
Betts  Geo.  F.,  head  waiter  (Young's  Ho- 
tel, B. ),  house  55  Washington 
Betts  James  S.,   waiter  (Young's  Hotel, 

B.),  house  39  Washington 
Beunke  Fred.  L.,  newspapers  and  period- 
icals, 559  Main,  boards  83  Pleasant 
Beunke  John,  clerk,  559  Main,  boards  58 

Columbia 
Beunke  Leon  J.  Mrs.,  house  58  Columbia 
Bevens   Solomon,  in  Cambridge  Rolling 

Mill,  house  106  Portland 
Beverage  Adelbert,  at  139  Broadway,  bds. 

95  Winsor 
Bevins  Elisha  M.  jr.  (Perkins  &  Bevins), 
cigar  box  mnfr.,  179  Broadway,  rooms 
177£  Harvard 
Bews  James,  tinsmith,  h.  rear  72  Allston 
Bezanson  Peter,  carpenter,  house  85  Gore 
Bezanson  Stephen,  teamster,  221  Bridge 
Bickford  C.  M.,  box  maker,  3  Hampshire, 

boards  179i  Harvard 
Bickford  Thomas  Rev.,   pastor     Chapel, 

Cong,  church,  bouse  201  Harvard 
Bicknell  Joseph  G.,   cabinet  maker   and 
upholsterer,  642  Main,  house  25  Elm 


Biddle  Charles  M.,  clerk  (177  Congress, 

B.),  boards  42  Arlington 
Biddle  Charles  W.,  pastor  Third  Univer- 

salist  church,  house  42  Arlington 
Biddle  Louis  A.,  student  H.  U.,  rooms  37 

Beck  Hall  [14  Bowdoin 

Bierwith  Heinrich  C,  student  H.  U.,  rms. 
Higelow  Alanson  sr.  (511  Washington,B.), 

house  265  Harvard 
Bigelow  Alanson  jr.,  watches,  jewelry  and 

plate  (511  Washington,  B.),  house  265 

Harvard 
Bigelow  Frank  H.,  bookkeeper  (52  Kilby, 

B.),  boards  54  Concord  avenue 
Bigelow  Marshall  T.,  proof-reader  Univer- 
sity Press,  house  54  Concord  av. 
Bigelow  Melville  M.,  lawyer  (209  Wash., 

B.).  house  343  Broadway 
Biggers  Wm.  O.,  paper-hanger,  house  169 

Thorndike 
Biggin  Patrick,  currier,  h.  224  Franklin 
Biggs  Herbert,  coachman,  263  North  av., 

boards  do. 
Biggs  John  B., rubber  worker,  h.  414  Main 
Bigeley  Charles,  coachman,  h.  28  Vine 
Bigley    Daniel,    horse    trainer     (Beacon 

Park,  B.),  house  66  River. 
Bignoll  Harriet,  widow  of  Barnard,  house 

200  Harvard 
Bill  Frank  C,  broker  (226  Washington, 

B. ),  house  12  Centre 
Bill  Harry  C,  clerk,649  Main,  b.  12  Centre 
Billings  Clarence  H,  merchant  tailor  (21 

Court,  B.),  house  191  Harvard 
Billings  Edmund  F.,  polisher,  h.  139  Main 
Billings  Elmer   W.,  clerk,   468   Harvard, 

rooms  do.  [Matthews  Hall 

Billings  Franklin  S., student  H.  U.,  rms.  54 
Billings  John  D.,  principal  Webster  gram- 
mar school,  house  17  Perry 
Billings  Lillieore  T.,  widow  of  EmiliusG., 

house  6  DeWolf 
Billings  Lucretia  H,  widow  of  Uriah,  h. 

191  Harvard  [school,  Brattle 

Billings  Sherard,    student     Epis.    Theo. 
Billman  John,  trav.  agent  (325  Washing- 
ton, B.),  house  663  Main 
Bionstad  Martin,  painter,  660  Main,  bds. 

at  Boston 
Bird  Elizabeth  H,  widow  of  Horace,  h. 

Belmont,  corner  Cushing 
Bird  George,  house  1  Forest 

BIKD  HENRY  M„  iron  founder, 
Broadway,  corner  Pelham,  house  11 
Bigelow 
Bird  Herman  (H.  Bird  &  Co.),  insurance 
agent,  559  Main  and  (53  Devonshire, 
B. ),  house  149  Prospect 

BIRD  H.  &  CO.  (Herman   Bird),   in- 
surance agents,  559  Main  and  (53  Dev- 
onshire, 12  to  1  p.m.,  Boston) 
Bird  Linus  C,  foreman,  37   Clark,  rooms 

471  Main 
Bird  Margaret,  widow,  h.  rear  175  Bridge 
Bird  Richard  O.,   coachman,   808   Main, 

house  17  Kinnaird 
Bird  see  Byrd 


Dimension  Frames  Sawed  to  Order.  LUMBER  &.  MOULDINGS. 

J.  «.  &  IV.  G.  GOOCH,  Western  A  v.,  Brighton,  70  Kilby  Street,  Boston. 


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Birnbaum  Jacob,  house  22  Green 

Bisbee  John,  trav.  salesman  (26India,B.), 

house  99  Inman 
Bisbee  Marvin  D.,  house  9  Tremont 
Bishop  Abel  S.,  teamster,  h.  56  Spring 
Bishop  Charles  F.,  stone  cutter,    Gore's 

wharf,  house  at  Charlestown 
Bishop  George  H.,  upholsterer,  137  Gore, 

boards  24  Pleasant 
Bishop   Joel  P.,   law  author,    house    51 

Sacramento 
Bishop  John,  laborer,  house  108  Spruce 
Bissell  Julia  W.  Mrs.,  house  56  Shepard 
Bistrup  Alfred  J.,  telescope  maker  Alvan 

Clark  &  Sons,  Henry,  h.  250  Sidney 
Bitsch  Michael,  paint  grinder  (B.),   house 

69  Sixth 
Bitsch  Peter,  upholsterer  (B.),  h.  69  Sixth 
Bixby    Hiram    A.,  machinist,   356  Main, 

house  97  Washington 
Bixby  Lydia  Miss,  house  28  Holyoke 
Bixby  Mehitable  Miss,  house  28  Holyoke 
Bjorklund  Lars,  mechanical  engineer,  604 

Main,  house  20  Cottage 
Black  Archibald,  house  68  Second 
Black  Archibald  B.,  shoe-laster,  boards  68 

Second 
Black  Arthur,  driver,  904  Main 
Black  Edwin  E.,  steward  A.    D.    Club,    14 

Dunster 
Black  George  R.,  laborer,  bds.  68  Second 
Black  James,  laborer,  house  33  Willow 
Black  Jas.,  upholsterer,  h.  17  Washington 
Black    James,  paper-hanger,   101    Green, 

rooms  57  do. 

BLACK  JAMES  WALLACE, 
photographer  (333  Washington,  B.J, 
house  10  Avon  [Broadway 

Black    Jane    Mrs.,     boarding-house,    163 

Black  John  M.,  laborer,  h.  163  Broadway 

Black  John  H.,  bookbinder,  b.  150  Main 

Black  Robert,  driver  Cambridge  Railroad 
Co.,  boards  69  Mount  Auburn 

Black  Robert,  plasterer,  house  43  Baldwin 

Black  Robert,  teamster  J.  F.  Coolidge, 
boards  163  Broadway 

Black  Thomas  P.,  boards  Mrs.  William 
Black's,  Concord  avenue 

Black  William,  house  159  Main 

Black  William  Mrs.,  house  Concord  ave- 
nue, opposite  Niles  Brothers 

Black  William  J.,  teamster  (181  Broad, 
B.)vhouse  1  Church  place 

Blackman  Arthur  W.,  clerk  (176  State, 
B.),  boards  28  Arlington 

Blackman  Herace  P.,  foreman  mill-work, 
162  Broadway,  house  28  Arlington 

Blackman  William  R.,  planer,  169  Gore, 
house  87£  Sixth 

Blackmar  Eugene  G.,  in  American  Rub- 
ber mill,  house  Hotel  Holly 

Blackmar  James  H.,  in  American  Rub- 
ber mill,  house  Hotel  Holly 

Blackwell  Harry  B.,  car  repairer  O.  C.  R. 
R.,  house  2  Charles  River 

Blair  Amos,  clerk,  9  Brattle,  boards  40 
Winthrop 


Blair  Edmund,  brick  maker,  house  134 
Spruce 

Blair  James,  house  40  Winthrop 

Blair  James,  proof-reader  University 
Press,  house  450  Broadway 

Blair  James  T.,  pressman  University 
Press,  house  5  Chapman  place 

Blair  Lafayette  G.  (Blair  &  Lucas),  law- 
yer, Lyceum  building,  Harvard  square, 
and  (231  Washington,  B.),  boards  34 
North  avenue 

Blair  Mary,  teacher  Allston  grammar 
school,  boards  34  North  avenue 

Blair  William  J.,  compositor  University 
Press,  house  12  Gerrv 

BLAIR  &  LUCAS  (Lafayette  G. 
Blair  and  Clinton  W.  Lucas),  law- 
yers, Lvceum  building.  Harvard  sq., 
and  (231  Washington,  room  2;  B.) 

Blais  Chas.,  tanner  (Somerville),  boards 
206  Green 

Blaisdell  B.  D..  clerk  and  messenger 
Lech  mere  National  Bank,  house  at 
Peabody 

Blaisdell  Benjamin  F.  (Blaisdell  &  Hood), 
79  Brattle,  house  at  Carlisle 

Blaisdell  Ezra  R.,teamster,253  Cambridge, 
house  16  Seventh 

Blaisdell  George  J.,  asst.  superintendent 
Cambridge  fire  alarm,  City  building. 
Brattle  square,  house  48  Winthrop 

Blaisdell  John  G.,  clerk,  253  Cambridge, 
boards  16  Seventh 

Blaisdell  Orrie  A.  Miss,  fancy  dry  goods, 
442  Harvard,  boards  760  Main 

Blaisdell  Stephen,  engineer  B.  L.  &  C.  R. 
R.,  rooms  120  Cambridge 

Blaisdell  &  Hood  (Benjamin  F.  Blaisdell 
and  William  H.  Hood),  hard  and  soft 
wood,  79  Brattle 

Blake  Andrew  M.,  bookbinder  (46  Boyl- 
ston,  Boston),  house  8  Sidney 

Blake  Arthur  W.,  dry  goods.  159  Cam- 
bridge, and  hats,  caps,  etc.,  168  do., 
house  102  Otis 

Blake  Bridget,  widow  of  Thomas,  house 
39  Hastings 

Blake  Clarence  H.,  book-finisher.  River- 
side Press,  boards  8  Sidney 

Blake  Eben  N.,  tinsmith  (Somerville), 
house  154  Cambridge 

Blake  Edward  W..  clerk,  106  Cambridge, 
house  35  Fourth 

BLAKE  EDWIN  H.,  real  estate 
and  insurance,  36  Fifth,  house  134 
Cambridge 

Blake  Elwysa  A.  Miss,  bookkeeper,  497 
Main 

Blake  George  F.  Mnfg.  Co.,  foundry, 
Third.  c.Bent,  and  (44Washington,B.) 

Blake  George  O.  Mrs.,  house  359  Harvard 

Blake  Herbert,  tinsmith  Brock  Bros.,  h. 
at  Brighton 

Blake  H.  E.,  teas,  coffees,  etc.,  106  Cam- 
bridge, house  35  Fourth 

Blake  Ida  A.  Miss,  bookkeeper,  623  Main, 
house  133  Pearl 


Floral  Dppnraf  innQF0R  INGS'  RECEPT|0NS'furnistie(,at8,iortNotice' 


P.  O'BRIEN  &  SON,  S20  Main  and  89  Sparks  Streets. 


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Blake  John  L.,  bookkeeper  F.  Geldowsky 
Furniture  Co.,  boards  at  West  Somer- 
ville  [Ellery 

Blake  J.  Henry,  zoological  artist,   h.   109 

Blake  Lizzie  H.,  widow  of  George  R., 
house  133  Pearl 

Blake  Theodore  E.,  grocer,  158  Cambridge, 
house  167  do. 

Blake  Thomas,  city  laborer,  h.  53  Amory 

Blakey  John,  shell  boat  builder,  foot  of 
DeWolf,  house  39  Putnam  avenue 

Blanchard  Abraham,  night  fireman  H.  U., 
boards  46  Mt.  Auburn 

Blanchard  Daniel  E.,  sawyer,  3  Hamp- 
shire, house  28  Winsor 

Blanchard  Dexter  V.,  engineer  B.  L.  & 
C.  R.  R.,  house  95  Otis 

Blanchard  Geo.  H.,  clerk,  89  Cambridge, 
boards  95  Otis 

Blanchard  John  Henry,  salesman  (83  Sum- 
mer, B.),  house  47  River 

Blanchard  M.  Frank,  bookkeeper  (54  Com- 
mercial wharf,  B.),  house  25  Pleasant 

Blanchet  John  B.,  student,  Episcopal 
Theological  school,  Brattle 

Bland  John  P.,  pastor  Lee  street  church, 
house  15  Lee 

Blandin  Wallace  B.,  cabinet  maker.  44 
Cambridge,  house  at  Charlestown 

Blaney  James  H.,  fruit  dealer,  boards  123£ 
Winsor  [123£  Winsor 

Blaney  Sarah,   widow  of   Patrick,  house 

Blank  Ernest,  varnisher  (Wareham,  Bos- 
ton), house  110  Pleasant 

Blen  Elbridge,  police  station  5,  house  Sa- 
ville,  near  Appleton 

Blennerhasset  John,  gardener,  house  Gar- 
den court,  1st  on  left  from  Dublin 

Blennerhassett  Richard,  gardener,  house 
15  Foster 

Blessington  Annie,  widow  of  Hugh,  h.  6 
Rogers'  block,  Washington 

Blessington  Ellen  Mrs.,  house  125  Third 

Blessington  James,  stone-cutter,  53  Main, 
house  at  Boston 

Blessington  Peter  (Peter  Blessington  & 
Son),  granite  dealer,  Gore's  wharf, 
Third,  house  at  Somerville 

Blessington  Peter  &  Son  (Peter  and  Fran- 
cis A.  Blessington).  granite  dealers, 
Gore's  wharf,  Third 

Blevins  Frank,  boards  25  Sidney 

Blevins  James,  tin  roofer  (Boston),  house 
158  Putnam  avenue 

BLEVINS  JOHN  J.,  slater,  base- 
ment 604  Main,  house  94  Putnam  av. 
Blevins  Mary,  wid.  of  John  L.,  h.  19  Park 
Blevins  Wm.  B.,  at  172  Pearl,  b.  23  Prince 
Bligh  Henry,  farmer,  house  27  Harvey 
Blieler  Charles,  cigar  maker,  119  Cam- 
bridge, boards  160  Spring 
Blieler  Peter,  cigar  maker,  119  Cambridge, 
boards  160  Spring  [h.  36  Moore 

Blight  John,  porter  (56  Summer,  Boston), 
Blish  Lucia  A. ,  widow,  house  39  Dana 
Bliss    Ariadne    Miss,   private  school,    39 
Dana,  boards  do. 


Bliss  Zenas  W.,  proof-reader  Riverside 
Press,  house  25  Prince 

Blodgett  Alvaro  Mrs.,  h.  11  Worcester 

Blodgett  Elias,  paper  stock  (B.),  h.  69  Otis 

Blodgett  Warren  K.  jr.,  lawyer  (150  Dev- 
onshire, room  50,  B.),  h.  70  North  av. 

Blodgett  Wm.  A.,  house  16  Trowbridge 

Blonde  Mary,  widow  of  Edwin  A.,  house 
53  Clark 

Blood  B.  Kimball,  organ  action  maker, 
624  Main,  house  12  Village 

Blood  Hiram,  engineer  steamer  No.  3, 
house  40  Fifth 

Blossom  Frank  M.,  sawyer,  rms.  64  Cherry 

Blount  Eugene  I.,  machinist  (B.),  house  2 
Percy  place 

Blunt  John  J.,  laborer,  h.  48  Hastings 

Boardman  Anna,  widow  of  Andrew,  h. 
15  Laurel 

Boardman  Archibald,  at  72  Main,  b.166  do. 

Boardman  Charles,  house  Washington  av- 
enue, opposite  Foxcroft 

Boardman  Edward,  painter,  house  Jack- 
son, near  Dudley 

Boardman  Ellen  F.,  bookkeeper,  575  Main, 
boards  15  Laurel 

Boardman  George  H.,  painter,  boards  Ed- 
ward Boardman's,  Jackson 

Boardman  John,  currier, boards  E.  Board- 
man's,  Jackson 

Boardman  Wm.  C,  tailor  (21  Summer, 
B.),  house  204  Pearl 

Bocher  Ferdinand,  prof,  of  Modern  Lan- 
guages H.  U.,  house  12  Holyoke  place 

Bock  Fidel,  cabinet  maker,  house  2  Sec- 
ond street  place 

Bock  Rudolphus  C,  telescope  maker  Al- 
van  Clark  <fe  Sons,  Henry,  h.  13  Flor- 
ence 

Bock  William,  cabinetmaker,  h.  34  Spring 

BOCK   WILLIAM    A.,   florist,  329 
North  avenue,  house  do. 
Bodemer  Charles  Julius,  carver,house  145 

Columbia 
Bodwell  Fred,  at  139  Broadway 
Bodwell  Frederick,  engineer  (B.),  house 

50  Market 
Boeckmann  Gustavus,   teacher    of    Lan- 
guages H.  U.,  house  17  Sacramento 
Boettner  John,  confectioner  (B.),  house 

Hotel  Holly 
Boggs  Edwin  P.,  com.   mer.    (47  South 

Market,  and  6  Chatham,  B.),  boards 

336  Broadway 
Boggs  Francis  M.,  steamship  master  (47 

South  Market,  B.),  h.  289  Broadway 
Bogie  John,  compositor  University  Press, 

boards  10  Brewer 
Bohmiller  Leopold,  currier,  house  4  Clay 
Bohn  Jaquith,  laborer,  203  Bridge 
Boireau  George  H.,  engineer  F.  Fischer, 

house  Spruce  (Dublin 

Boisbert  Joseph,  brick  maker,  house  116 
Boisen   Christian,   bookkeeper   Riverside 

Press,  boards  38  Pearl 
Bokraan  Lars  A.,  safe  painter,  17  Main, 

house  3  Brewery 


JOBBERS    AND 
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Bolder  Narcisse,  at  17  Main 
Bolen  Patrick,  laborer  B.  L.  &  C.  R.  R., 
house  rear  30  Gore 

BOLGER      JAMES,     horse  shoei\ 
Palmer,  n.  Church,  h.  92  Mt.  Auburn 
Bolles  Fannie  D.v  widow  of  Frederick,  h. 

102  Mt.  Auburn 
Bolo  George  N.,  boiler  maker,  92  Main 

house  166  Norfolk 
Bolster  J.  L.,  at  137  Broadway,  house  at 

Charlestown 
Bolster  John  Cf,  clerk  (33  Summer,  B.), 

boards  10  Banks 
Bolster  Mary,  widow  of  John,  h.  10  Banks 
Bolster  Richard,  shoemaker,  20  Brighton, 

house  12  Banks 
Bolster  Thomas  C,  gas-fitter,  h.  10  Banks 
Bolt  Hezekiah,  porter,  bds.  16  Hastings 
Bolton  Henry,  foreman,  126  Portland,  h. 

96  Winsor 
Bolton  Sarah  Miss,  house  162  Harvard 
Bond  Catharine  H.  Miss,  h.  8  Holyoke  pi. 
Bond  Elizabeth  L.  Miss,  h.  8  Holyoke  pi. 
Bond    E.,  carpenter,    boards  Cambridge 

House)  Otis 
Bond  John  C,  clerk  (42  Hanover,  B.),  bds. 

74  Cambridge 
Bond  John  H.,  agent,  house  74  Elm 
Bond  Mary,  widow  of  Richard,  house  73 

North  avenue 
Bond  Mary  E.,  widow  of  John  W.,  house 

74  Cambridge 
Bond  Samuel,  laborer,  boards  1  Eighth 
Bond  Selina  C.  Miss,  assistant  at  Observa- 
tory, boards  Shepard 
Bonenfant  Alphonse,   tinsmith,  rear  104 

Main,  house  2  Broadway 
Bonner  John,  lather,  house  17  Dyke 
Bonney  Lucy  A.,  widow  of  Charles,  house 

3  Lawrence 
Bonney    Pelhara,   insurance  broker   (209 

Washington,  B.),  house  52  Pleasant 
Bonney  Perez  F.,  at  R.  H.  White  &  Co.'s 

(58  Washington,  B.),  h.  32  Arlington 
Bonney   William   L.,  supt.  (450  Washing- 
ton, B.),  boards  4  Laugdon 
Booker  Robert  C,  porter  B.  <fc   A.  R.  R. 

station  (B.),  boards  7  West 
Booker  Simeon,  moulder  H.  M.  Bird,  Pel- 
ham,  house  61  Clark 
Boone  Charles  F..  cooper   (Somerville),  h. 

Eighth,  corner  Spring 
Booth  Jas.  H.,  carpenter,  b.  r.  5  Hamilton 
Booth  James  A.,  tinsmith,  h.  Hotel  Clark 
Booth  Thomas,  grocer,  82  Pleasant,  house 

35  Park 
Boothby  Cyrus  H.,  packer  (97  North,  B.), 

boards  71  Pleasant 
Boothby  Frank  M.,  shipper  (93  North,  B.), 

house  71  Pleasant 
Boothby  Mary  F.   Mrs.,  dressmaker,  71 

Pleasant,  house  do. 
Borden  Herbert  W.,  carpenter,  rear  382 

Main,  house  48  Cherry 
Borges  Anthony,  laborer,  h.  23  Plymouth 
Borges    Joaquin,   hairdresser,  204    Cam- 
bridge, house  8  Eighth 


Borges  Manuel,  hairdresser,  466  Cam- 
bridge, house  23  Plymouth 

Boston  Branch  Grocery,  Chas.  F.  Smith, 
proprietor,  245  Broadway 

Boston  Bridge  Works,  D.  H.  Andrews, 
proprietor,  Sixth,  cor.  Rogers,  and  (13 
Pemberton  square,  B.) 

Boston  Chemical  Works,  Edward  Cham- 
berlin  &  Co., props.,  Third,  near  Bent, 
office  (27  Doane,  B.) 

BOSTON  ICE  CO.,  Prison  Point 
bridge,  and  (76  State,  B.) 

Boston,  Lowell  &  Concord  Railroad  ma- 
chine shop,  Bridge,  n.  Craigie  bridge 

Boston  Stamping  Works,  Third,  n.  Broad- 
way, Seavey  &  Co.,  proprietors,  sales- 
room (93  to  97  North,  B.) 

Boston  Standard  Wheel  Co.,  21  Hampshire 

Boston  Woven  Hose  Co.,  174  Broadway, 
Robert  Cowen,  superintendent 

Boston  &  Maine  Railroad  machine  shop, 
Prison  Point  road,  near  Boston  line 

Bos  worth  Leonard,  carpenter,  house  3 
Holly  avenue 

Bouchay  Peter,  bookmaker,  house  rear 
102  Dublin 

Bouche  Charles,  traveling  salesman  (18 
Cornhill,  B.),  house  98  Hancock 

Boucher  Joseph  H.,  blacksmith  Burnett  & 
Brown,  house  3  Brown's  block,  Third 

Boudrp  Galiton,  brickmaker,  house  Con- 
cord avenue,  corner  New 

Boudro  John  C,  butcher  Niles  Brothers, 
house  New 

Boudrot  Albert,  grocer,  Concord  avenue, 
near  F.  R.  R.,  house  do. 

Boulter  Joseph,  teamster  (B.),  house  37 
Cambridge 

Bourget  Peter,  laborer  A.  H.  Hews  &  Co., 
house  Crescent  av.,  opp.  the  pottery 

Bourn  George  F.,  clerk  (146  Mt.  Vernon, 
B.),  house  62  Dana 

Bourn  Robert  T.,  carpenter  (146  Mt.  Ver- 
non, B.),  house  64  Dana 

Bourne  Mary  A.  Miss,  teacher  Gore  pri- 
mary school,  boards  65  Otis 

Bournique  Hannah  L.,  widow  of  Louis, 
house  87  Gore 

Bours  Nim,  feeder  Cambridge  R.  R.  Co., 
Dunster,  h.  Dudley,  n.  Montgomery 

Boutwell  Nathan  B.  (Custom  House,  B. ), 
house  76  Hubbard  avenue 

Bowden  Sarah,  widow  of  John,  house  159 
Bridge 

Bowen  Bernard,  laborer,  h.  34  Charles 

Bo  wen  Charles  S.,  boards  9  Follen 

Bowen  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  rear  98  Main 

Bowen  Curley,  boiler  maker.  92  Main 

Bowen  Francis,  Alford  Professor  of  Nat- 
ural Religion,  Moral  Philosophy,  and 
Civil  Polity  H.  U.,  house  9  Follen 

Bowen  James,  laborer,  house  3  Lech- 
mere  place 

Bowen  Michael,  plumber,  99  Cambridge, 
boards  112  Gore 

Bowen  Orson  O.  (160  Portland,  B.J,  house 
3  Boardman  place 


J.  H.  &  J.  P.  THAYER  &  CO.,  660  Main  Street, 
HOUSE    PAINTING,   KAL.SOMINING   &    PAPER   HANGINGS. 


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Bowen  Richard,  laborer,  house  31  Carson 
Bowen  William,  laborer,  house  29  Carson 
Bowers  Charles,  contractor  and  builder, 

boards  51  Pleasant 
Bowers  Charles  E.    (25  Congress,  room  2, 

B. ),  boards  274  North  avenue 
Bowers  Edmund  B.   (113  Devonshire,  B.), 

boards  10  Hollis 
Bowers  Frances  Miss,  asst.  sec.  U.  S.  S. 

Society  (7  Tremont  place,  B.),  boards 

10  Hollis 
Bowers  Henry  A.,  piano  maker,  Rhoades 

building,  State,  house  494  Main 
Bowers  John  M.,  engineer,  b.  168  Norfolk 
Bowers  Julius,  cabinet  maker,  b.  53  Cherry 
Bowers  Lydia  E.  Mrs.,  house  10  Hollis 
Bowers  William,  carpenter,  b.  51  Pleasant 
Bowes  Eliza,  widow  of  Thomas,  house  4 

Rogers'  block,  Washington 
Bowes  Frank,  box  maker,  3  Hampshire, 

boards  4  Rogers'  block.  Washington 
Bowes  Louisa  J.  Mrs.,  house  104  Harvard 
Bowie  William,  shoemaker,  Lyceum  Ex- 
change, Harvard  sq.,  h.  7  Daniels  ct. 
Bowker  Arthur  L.,  bookkeeper  (216  Dev- 
onshire, B.),  boards  3  Avon 
BOWKER  EDWIN   F.,  civil  engi- 
neer  and  surveyor,  623  Main,  room  8 
Bowker  Sarah   E.,  widow  of  Andrew,  h. 

24  Clinton 
Bowker  Winslow  L.,  house  3  Avon 
Bowler  Michael,  cooper,  75  Main,  house  at 

South  Boston  [20|  Bigelow 

Bowles  R.  M.  Mrs.,  teacher  of  painting, 
Bowley  Asa  F.,  tin-plate  worker,  house  2 

Central  place  [81  Brighton 

Bowley  Jennie  A.,  widow  of  Isaac  B.,  h. 
Bowman  Algernon,  laborer,  h.  21  Elmer 
Bowman  Alvin  R.,  laborer,  house  6  Elmer 
Bowman  Charles  F.,  paper-hanger,  boards 

Hotel  Clark,  Clark 
Bowman  Joanna  H.,  widow  of  Abner  H., 

house  61  Oxford  [ington 

Bowman  Matthew,  laborer,  rms.  41  Wash- 
Bowman    Orlando,  salesman   (216  State, 

B.),  house  40  Essex 
Bowman  Susan,   widow  of  Oliver,  house 

Cushing,  opposite  Woodlawn 
Bowman  Thomas,  laborer,  house  Cushing, 

opposite  Woodlawn 
Bowser  Smith,  driver  Cambridge  Railroad 

Co.,  house  5  Brooks  [h.  124  do. 

Bowyer  William,  provisions,  126  River, 
Boyce  Charles  H.    (C.  H.  Boyce  &  Co.), 

122  Columbia,  boards  37  Union 
Boyce  C.  H.  &  Co.   (Charles  H.  Boyce), 

grocers,  122  Columbia 
Boyce  Edward  L.,  139  Broadway,  house 

75  Hastings  [37  Union 

Boyce  Hannah,  widow  of  Thomas,  house 
Boyce  James,  boards  37  Union 
Boyce  James  S.,  moulder,  354  Main,  house 

5  Winsor  [5  Winsor 

Boyce  Joseph,  moulder,  354  Main,  boards 
Boyce  Margaret  S.  Mrs.,  house  30  Rice 
Boyd   Charles  E.,    bookbinder  Riverside 

Press,  boards  62  Trowbridge 


Boyd  Edward,  laborer,  house  77  Broadway 
Boyd  Esther  Miss,  milliner,  514  Main,  bds. 

81  Auburn  [burn,  b.  do. 

Boyd   Fannie  L.  Miss,   millinery,  81  Au- 
Boyd  James,  house  24  Cherry 
Boyd  James  R.,  salesman  (477  Washing- 
ton, B.),  boards  17  Myrtle  place 
Boyd  Ormon    T.,  wholesale  grocer   (216 

State,  B. ),  house  33  Linnaean 
Boyd  Thomas,  architect,  house  81  Auburn 
Boyd  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  93  Broadway 
Boyd  William,  foreman  Boston  Chemical 

Works,  Third,  house  17  Myrtle  place 
Boyd  William,  printer  University  Press, 

house  62  Trowbridge 
Boyd  William  A.,  electrotyper  University 

Press,  house  3  Hancock  place 
Boyden  Benjamin   F.,  grocer,  854  Main, 

house  225  Green 
Boyden  Louis  F.,  clerk  (B.),  b.  225  Green 
Boyden  Sanford  E.,  carriage  trimmer,  176 

North  avenue,  house  212  do. 
Boyden  Sarah,  widow  of  John,  house  159 

Bridge 
Boyer  Fred  W.,  clerk  (O.  C.  R.  R.  freight 

depot,  B.),  boards  516  Main 
Boyer  Henry  W.,  clerk  (40  State,  B.),  bds. 

516  Main  [516  Main 

Boyer  Herbert  L.,  clerk  (40 State,  B.),  bds. 
Boyer  Samuel,  stair  builder,  h.  516  Main 
Boylan   James    E.,   machinist,  house    22 

School  street  place 
Boyle  Bernard,  teamster,  h.  25  Jefferson 
Boyle  Charles,  junk  dealer,  h.  Warren 
Boyle  Daniel,  junk,  307  Cambridge,  h.  do. 
Boyle  Elizabeth,  w.  of  John,  h.  163  Winsor 
Boyle  James,  cabinet  maker,   Woodbury 

building,  Otis,  house  rear  34  Charles 
Boyle  James,  teamster,  h.  77  Concord  av. 
Boyle    James,    laborer,  boards    Rebecca 

Boyle's,  Walden 
Boyle    James    K.s    foreman,    Woodbury 

building,  Otis,  house  at  Somerville 
Boyle  Jeremiah,  cabinet  maker,  Woodbu- 
ry building,  Otis,  house  34  Charles 
Boyle  John,  teamster,  house  96  Tremont 
Boyle  Mary  A.,  saleswoman,  h.  34  Charles 
Boyle  Michael,  laborer,  boards  14  Seventh 
Boyle  Patrick,  laborer,  169  Gore,  house  14 

Seventh 
Boyle  Patrick  S.,   cooper  John  Reardou 

&  Sons,  house  271  Putnam  avenue 
Boyle  Rebecca,  widow  of  Edward,  house 

Walden,  corner  Dublin 
Boyle  William,  laborer,  house  125  Third 
Boyle  William,  machinist,  bds.  14  Seventh 
Boyle  Wm.  C,  laborer,  house  125  Third 
Boyman  Jas.  A.,  brick  layer,  h.  12  Banks 
Boynton   Charles   P.,   real   estate,  house 

Mt.  Pleasant,  4th  on  right  fm.  Walden 
Boynton  Edward  P.,  boots  and  shoes  (50 

Cambridge,  B.),  house  Arlington 
Boynton  Fred  H., bookkeeper  Niles  Bros., 

Concord  avenue,  house  at  Belmont 
Boynton  Herbert  A.,  clerk  (139  Milk,  B.), 

house  290  Pearl  [Co. 

Boynton  Hosea  S.,  driver  Charles   R.    R. 


J.  G.&  N.  G.  GQ0CH.Sp/LE5r  LUMBER  AND  MOULDINGS. 

Wharf,  Western  Avenue,  Brighton.    Order  Box,  8  Brattle  Street,  Old  Cambridge. 


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Boynton  John  L.,  wood  and  coal,    104 

Gore,  house  151  Cambridge 
Boynton  John  P.,  pork  cutter  Niles  Bros., 

b.  Warren  R.  Boynton's,  Concord  av. 
Boynton    Julia    O.   Miss,   bookkeeper,   9 

Brattle,  boards  at  Boston 
Boynton  Morris  B.,  produce  (53  Commer- 
cial, B.),  house  13  Chauncy 
Boynton  Perkins,  house  11  Perry 
Boynton  Robert  H.,  moulder  H.  M.  Bird, 

Pelham,  house  179  Main 
Boyuton  Sadie  M.,  clerk,  228  North  ave- 
nue, boards  Chas.  F.  Boynton' s,  Mt. 

Pleasant 
Boynton    Warren    R.,    night    watchman 

Niles  Bros.,  h.  Concord  av.,  near  do. 
Boyson  Geo.,  groceries  and  provisions,  403 

Main  and  8£  Mt.  Auburn,  h.  10  do. 
Boyson    Geo.   H.,  bookbinder  Riverside 

bindery,  house  30  Fairmont 
Boyson  Sarah  A.,  widow  of  William  G.,  h. 

6  Fairmont  avenue  fh.  do. 

Boyson  Simon  M.,  provisions,  218  Green, 
Boyson  William  L.,  bookbinder  Riverside 

bindery,  house  26  Fairmont 
Brabrook  Eliza  C,  widow  of  Ezra  EL,  h. 

320  Harvard  [35  Sargent 

Bracelien  Catharine,  widow  of  Michael,  h. 
Bracelien  Lewis,  painter,  house  Dudley, 

corner  Montgomery 
Bracken  Francis,  gate  tender  B.    L.   & 

C.  R.  R.,  Water  street  crossing,  house 

8  Water 
Brackett  Almon  (A.  Brackett  &  Co.),  car- 
riage paintei\18  Cambridge,  h.  168  do. 
Brackett  A.  &  Co.  (Almon  Brackett),  car- 
riage painters,  18  Cambridge 
Brackett    Chas.  H.,   carriage   maker,    18 

Cambridge,  house  69  Third 
Brackett  Chas.  W..  asst.  engineer  C.  F. 

D.,  boards  133  Mt.  Auburn 
Brackett    Frank,    machinist,    boards    64 

Hampshire 
Brackett  Henry  T.,   clerk,  43  Pleasant, 

house  7  Sidney 
Brackett  Ira  A.,  cierk  (Chauncy,  B.),  bds. 

168  Cambridge 
Brackett  I.   Frank,   salesman,  557  Main, 

house  15  Worcester 
Brackett  James,  house  23  Everett 
Brackett  Wm.  H.,  house  133  Mt.  Auburn 
Brackett  Wra.  W.,  clerk  (41  Broad,  B.), 

boards  7  Sidney 
Bradbury  Eben  jr..  clerk,  161  Cambridge 
Bradbury  John  P.,  traveling  salesman,  503 

Main,  house  at  Boston 
Bradbury  Milton  W.,  foreman  printer,  b. 

15  Pleasant 
Bradbury  William  F.,  head  master  High 

school,  house  369  Harvard 
Braddock  Frank  M.,  machinist,  356  Main 
Bradeen  Jacob  F., teamster,  169  Gore,  and 

mason,  house  32  Fourth 
Bradeen  Jotham  S.,  hay,   coal,  etc.,  253 

Cambridge,  house  4  Oak 
Bradford  Gamaliel,   stock  broker  (13  Ex- 
change. B.),  house  8  Prescott 


Bradford  J.  Russell,  marine  lawyer  (Mer- 
chants Exchange,  53  State,  room  23, 
B.),  house  375  Harvard 
Bradford  Mary  R.  Mrs., house  375  Harvard 
Bradford  Robt.,  laborer,  house  57  Charles 
Bradford    Russell,    marine    adjuster    (53 

State,  B.j,  house  375  Harvard 
Bradford  Sarah  B.,  widow  of  Isaac,  house 

46  Sacramento 
Bradford  Thos.  H.,  clerk  (130  North,  B.), 

house  66  Columbia 
Bradish   Arthur  P.,  clerk   (477  Washing- 
ton, B.),  boards  83  North  avenue 
BRADISH  FRANK  E.,  lawyer  (15 
Pemberton  sq.,   room  5,   B.),   boards 
83  North  avenue 
Bradish  Levi    J.,  commission   merchant 

(89  Bedford,  B.),  house  83  North  av. 
Bradlee    Charles  H.,  printer   University 

Press,  house  1  Chapman  place 
Bradlee   Chas.   L.,  locksmith   and  brass 

worker,  648  Main,  house  646  do. 
Bradlee  Ellen  M.  Miss,   bookkeeper,   10 

Arrow,  house  at  Watertown 
Bradley  Charles  W.,  law  student  (B.),  b. 
757  Main  [Davis 

Bradley  Daniel,  moulder,  354  Main,  bds.  8 
Bradley  Daniel,  boards  123  Winsor 
Bradley  Daniel  A.,  varnisher,  162  Broad- 
way, boards  Mansion  House,  Gore 
Bradley  Darby,  moulder,  354  Main,  boards 

87  Moore 
Bradley  Dennis,  at  Boston  Stamping  Co., 

Third,  house  15  Antrim 
Bradley  Ernest,   cigar  maker,  35  Pearl, 

boards  Front 
Bradley  Frank,  laborer,  h.  161  Broadway 
Bradley  Jane,  widow  of  Abram,  house 

291  Cambridge 
Bradley  John  W.,  commission  merchant 
boots  and  shoes   (101  Summer,    B.), 
house  757  Main 
Bradley  Joseph  Mrs.,  house  757  Main 
Bradley  Julia,  widow  of  John,  h.  119  Gore 
Bradley  Mary,  widow  of  John,  house  123 
Winsor  [boards  do. 

Bradley  Michael,  shoemaker,  171  Dublin, 
Bradley  Sherman  S.,  clerk  (67  Summer, 

B.),  boards  Essex 
Bradley  Wm.  J.,teamster,h.  74  Hampshire 
Bradshaw  Aaron,  oil  and  caudles  (7  Cen- 
tral wharf,  B.),  house  44  Erie 
Bradshaw  Alfred  A.,  clerk  (450  Washing- 
ton, B.),  house  6  Perry 
Bradshaw  Clara,  widow  of  James,  house 
rear  35  Green  [house  do. 

Brady-Bridget  Miss,  variety  store,  15  Vine, 
Brady  Charles, laborer,house  2  Stevens  ct. 
Brady  Edward,  police  station  2,house  rear 
13  Pine  [h.  163  Winsor 

Brady  Edward  J.,  grocer,  376  Cambridge, 
Brady  Isaac,  slipper  maker,  h.  4  Suffolk 
Brady  James,  laborer,  house  Ninth,  cor. 

Cambridge 
Brady  James,  laborer,  bds.  27  Second 
Brady    James    E.,   carriage  painter,   270 
North  av.,  bds.  Cogswell  avenue 


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Brady  James  P.,  teamster,  hofcse  6  Oak 
Brady    James    T.,    piano-string  winder, 

State,  house  414  Main 
Brady  Jeremiah,  glass  blower,  h.  4  Fourth 
Brady  John,  laborer,  house  rear  15  Vine 
Brady  John,  laborer,  h.  r.  186  Cambridge 
Brady  John  B.,  baker,  82  Mt.  Auburn,  b. 

7  Mill 
Brady  Mary  E.  Miss,  dressmaker,  house 

rear  186  Cambridge 
Brady  Michael,  laborer, boards  J.  Brady's, 

Ninth 
Brady  Michael   J.,  baker,  82  Mt.  Auburn, 

house  7  Mill  [Hampshire 

Brady   Patrick,   glass   maker,  house  195 
Brady  Patrick  F.,  laborer  (89  Broad,  B.), 

house  25  Winter 
Brady  Peter,  laborer,  b.  J.  Brady's,  Ninth 
Bragdon  O.  S.  Miss,  supt.   Cambridge  P. 

O.,  7  Harvard  row,  boards  at  Boston 
Bragg  F.  S.,  laborer,  house  68  Spring 
Bragg  Warren    S.    (Custom   House,    296 

State,  B.),  house  117  Prospect 
Bragg  William  T.,   cashier   (43  Chatham, 

B.),  boards  117  Prospect 
Braham  Joseph,  baker,  house  65  Vine 
Braham  Joseph  F.,  saloon  (B.),  b.  65  Vine 
Brainard  Cornelius  S.,  laborer,  house  209 

Mt.  Auburn 
Braman  Ann  E.,  widow,  h.  97  Columbia 
Braman  Wm.  F.,  clerk  (freight  depot  B.  L. 

&  C.  R.  R.,  B.),  boards  97  Columbia 
Bramhall    Charles    E.,   key  leveler,    162 

Broadway,  house  113  Prospect 
Branch  Mary  E.  Mrs.,  h.  46  Concord  av. 
Branch  Philip  N.,  lawyer  (28  School,  B.), 

house  46  Concord  avenue 
Brandley  Herman  F.,  laborer,  105  Maga- 
zine, house  91  Green 
Brandon  John,  laborer,  h.  254  Franklin 
Brandt    Henry    H.,    painter,    436    Main, 

house  71£  Western  avenue 
Branick  Joseph,  laborer,  house  123  Fourth 
Branigan    James,  watchman,   169  Gore, 

house  at  Somerville 
Brannan  James  E.,  clerk,   432  Harvard, 

house  4i  Charles  River 
Brannan  John  P.,  machinist,  boards  250 

Bridge 
Brannan  Margaret,  widow    of   Richard, 

boards  250  Bridge  [250  Bridge 

Brannan  Robert  H.,  glass  presser,  boards 
Braslin  Cornelius  V.,  electrotyper  River- 
side Press,  house  13  Dyke 
Braslin  Daniel,  boards  87  Spruce 
Braslin  Hugh,  earthern  ware  agent,  house 

88  Putnam  avenue 
Braslin  James,  butter  maker,  boards  88 

Putnam  avenue 
Braslin    James   E.,    electrotype    finisher 

University  Press,  house  7  Willard 
Braslin  Jane,  wid.  of  Timothy,  h.76  Spruce 
Braslin  Mary,  wid.  of  John,  h.  87  Spruce 
Braslin  Mary  Miss,  house  rear  8  Davis 
Braslin  Michael  F.,  engineer,  502  Main, 

house  4  Decatur 
Braslin  Owen  Mrs.,  house  7  Willard 


Braslin  Timothy  jr.,  laborer,  b.  76  Spruce 
Braslin,  see  Breslin 

Brassell  Daniel  C, laborer,  h.  193 Franklin 
Brassil  James,. laborer,  house  28  Flagg 
Brassil  John,  laborer,  house  42  Banks 
Brassil  John  F.,  cooper  Gcepper  Brothers, 

house  11  Hunting 
Brassil  Timothy,  laborer  H.  M.  Bird,  Pel- 
ham,  house  rear  203  Franklin 
Brassill  John,  jobber,  house  42  Banks 
Brasso  Alfred,  broom  maker,  h.  41  Cedar 
Brattle  Square  Hotel,  Geo.  W.  Brigham, 

prop.,  32  and  34  Brattle  square 
Brattles  Edward,  gardener,  h.  11  Follen 
Brault  Amon,  cornice  maker  (63  Pitts,  B.), 

boards  51  Fourth 
Braun  Philip  H.,  grocer,  228  Cambridge, 

house  rear  240  do. 
Braxton  Patrick,  hostler,  house  rear   100 

Webster  avenue 
Brazeau  Antoine,  house  37  Vine 
Brazeau  Ulric,  cigar  maker,  513  Main,  h. 

37  Vine 
Brazier  Abbie  M.,  widow  of  Franklin  J., 

house  18  Bigelow 
Brazil  James  T.,  plumber,  h.  33  Banks 
Brazil  Thomas,  laborer,  house  33  Banks 
Bray  Charles,  driver  Cambridge  Railroad 

Co.,  boards  Cambridge,  cor.  Baldwin 
Breed  Hubbard  W.,  driver,   502   Main,  h. 

12  William 
Breeden  George,  bookkeeper  (Wareham, 

cor.  Maiden,  B.),  house  14  Fairmont 
Breeden  Lewis,  plumber,  h.  14  Fairmont 
Breeden  Mary  R.,  widow  of  Lewis,  house 

14  Fairmont 
Breen  Bartholomew,  laborer,  h.  8£  Foster 
Breen  Edward  D.,  butler,  h.  29  Harvard 
Breen  Fred  A.,  action  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, house  at  Boston 
Breen  John  F.,  action  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, house  at  Boston 
Breen  Peter,  laborer,  boards  31  Winter 
Breen  Peter  T.,  stone-cutter,  h.  94  Fifth 
Breen  Thomas,  carpenter,  h.  23  Warren 
Breen    Thomas    A.,    action    maker,    162 

Broadway,  house  at  Boston 
Breen  Timothy  J.,  carriage  painter,  r.  10 

Brattle,  house  13  Charles  River 
Breen  William  J.,  milkman,  88  Sixth 
Brehoney  Thomas,  boards  7  Franklin 
Brennan  Bridget  Miss,  house  92  Banks 
Brennan    Catherine  J.  Mrs.,   grocer,    11 

Lopez,  house  do. 
Brennan  Ellen,  widow  of  James,  house 

Marsh  court 
Brennan  Ellen  Mrs.,  h.  r.  215  Mt.  Auburn 
Brennan  George  A.,  tin  peddler,    house 

230  Bridge 
Brennan  Honora,  bread  store,  325  Cam- 
bridge, house  do. 
Brennan  James,  granite  cutter,  house  24 

DeWolf 
Brennan  John,  laborer,  h.  211  Mt.  Auburn 
Brennan  John,  laborer,  house  22  Warren 
Brennan  John,  laborer,  house  12  Charles 
River 


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Brennan  John  jr.,  bookbinder,  \\  Brattle, 

boards  12  Charles  River 
Brennan  John  N.,  overseer  rubber  facto- 
ry, house  79  Clark 
Brennan  John  P.,  machinist,  boards  250 

Bridge 
Brennan    Margaret,    widow    of  Richard, 

house  250  Bridge  [Winthrop 

Brennan  Martin,  stone-cutter,  house  52 
Brennan  Mary,  wid.  of  John,  h.  15  Warren 
Brennan  Mary  Miss,   house  Cushing,    off 

Cushing  court 
Brennan  Michael,  laborer,  house  4   Han- 

nura  block,  114  Broadway 
Brennan  Michael,  upholsterer,  house   178 

Hampshire  [Mt.  Auburn 

Brennan  Michael  J.,   laborer,   boards  211 
Brennan  Patrick,  laborer,  bds.  92  Banks 
Brennan  Patrick,  laborer,  house   Garden 

court,  2d  from  Dublin 
Brennan  Peter,  stone-cutter.  Gore's  whf., 

Third,  house  325  Cambridge 
Brennan  Robert  H.,  glass  pressor,  boards 

250  Bridge 
Brennan  Thomas  H  ,  printer,  h.  16  Mill 
Brennan  Timothy,  teamster,  5  Broadway, 

boards  14  Broadway 
Brennan  Timothy  J.,  laborer,  h.  14  Sparks 
Brent  William,  teamster,  house  97  River 
Breslin  Charles  P.,  clerk  (51  and  52  North 

Market,  B.),  house  431  Cambridge 
Breslin  Hugh   James,   cracker-packer,   31 

Elm.  house  rear  143  Columbia 
Breslin  Michael, engineer,  502  Main,  house 

69  Brookline 
Breslin  Michael,  wheelwright,  355  North 

avenue,  boards  381  do. 
Bresnan  Mary,  widow  of  Patrick,   house 

18  Reed  [Washington 

Bresnihan  Daniel  E.,  book  binder,  h.  17 
Breton  August,  cook  (Parker  House,   B.), 

house  15  Washington 

BRETT     SAMUEL     G.,    manufac- 
turer Brett's  Eureka  Salve  (247  Wash- 
ington, B. ),  house  Y2\  Western  av. 
Brewer   Charles,    carpenter,   junc.    River 

and  Western  avenue,  h.  16  Sidney 
Brewer  David,  provisions,  9  Brattle,house 

32  Shepard 
Brewer  Thomas  H.,  provisions,  1    Brewer 

block,  Brattle  square,  house  do. 
Brewer  Thomas  H.  jr.,  clerk  (72  High,B.), 

boards  14  Garden 
Brewster  Harriet,  wid.,  rooms  93£  Green 
Brewster  John,  banker  (35  Congress,  B.), 

house  145  Brattle 
Brewster  Wm.,  naturalist,  h.  61  Sparks 
Brewster  William  F.(31  Milk,  room  4,  B.), 

house  32  Mt.  Auburn 
Briand  Alex.,  carpenter,  h.  2  Marvin  place 
Brickett  Eliza  A.,  widow  of  Walter  D.,  h. 

13  Warren  [13  Warren 

Brickett  George  E.,  brush  maker,  house 
Brickett  Mary  Etta  Miss,  brace  supporter 

maker,  boards  13  Warren 
Bridden   Benjamin  F.,   police,  station    5, 

house  46  Spruce 


Bridden  Horace  E.,  letter  carrier  P.  0.,611 

Main,  house  2  Salem 
Bridge  Harry   M.,  clerk  (200  Devonshire, 

B. ),  boards  26  Essex 
Bridge  J.  Walter,  clerk  (16  Summer,  B.), 

boards  26  Essex 
Bridge  Mary  E.  Miss,  house  20  Essex 
Bridge  Samuel  G.,  roofer,  559  Main,  house 

35  Auburn 
Bridge  Theodore  E.,  salesman    (16  Sum- 
mer, B.),  boards  26  Essex 
Bridges  G.  E.,  conductor  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  house  at  Watertown 
Bridges  Julia  A.,  widow  of  Hiram,  house 

62  Auburn 

BRIDGMAN  RAYMOND  L.,  re- 
porter Daily  Advertiser  (2-j8  Washing- 
ton, B.),  house  156  Mt.  Auburn 

Briggs  Albert  P..  clerk  (129  Tremont,  B.), 
boards  19  Mellen 

Briggs  Carrie  E.,  widow,  h.  9  Sacramento 

Briggs  Frank  C,  salesman  (129   Tremont, 
B.),  boards  19  Mellen 

Briggs  George  S.,  seaman,  house   3  Jor- 
dan's blOv;k,  rear  128  Broadway 

Briggs   George   T.,  machinist  (06  Beverly, 
B.),  house  174  Columbia 

Briggs     Horatio,    carpenter,    house     132 
Pleasant 

Briggs  John,  house  41  Walden 

Briggs   Sarah  M.,   widow   of   Walter  D., 
house  720  Main 

Briggs  Thomas  P.  Rev.,  house  19  Mellen 

Briggs  Walter  D.,  clerk  (202    Devonshire, 
B.),  house  722  Main 

Briggs  William,  carpenter,  b.  132  Pleasant 

Briggs    Wm.    H.    (608    Washington,    B.), 
house  509  Main 

Briggs   Win.  R.,  clerk  (17  Tremont  row, 
B.j,  boards  19  Mellen 

Brigham  Emily,  action  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, house  105  Winsor 

Brigham    Fred'k  A.,  clerk    (130  Federal, 
B. ) ,  house  90  Pleasant 

Brigham  George  W.,  prop.  Brattle  Square 
Hotel,  32  and  34  Brattle  square,  h.  do. 

Brigham  Mary  B.,  widow   of    William,  h. 
21  Walnut  court 

Brigham  Mary  M.,  teacher  Allston  gram- 
mar school 

Bright  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  h.  104  Trowbridge 

Bright  Ellen  E.  Miss,  h.  104  Trowbridge 

Bright  Elma  H.,  clerk  (Water,  corner  Con- 
gress, B.),  boards  328  Broadway 
BRIGHT  HOIUCE    O.,  pies.  Bos- 
ton   Ice   Co.  (76  State,  B.),  house  328 
Broadway 

BRIGHT  JOHN  J„  Boston  Ice  Co. 
(76  State,  B.),  house  320  Broadway 
Bright  John  J.  jr.,  clerk,  b.  320  Broadway 
Brine  Charles  F.,  clerk,  10   Harvard   row. 

house  46  Mount  Auburn 
Brine  Daniel  J.,  boxmaker,  3  Hampshire, 

house  at  Somerville  [Gore 

Brine  James,  cooper,  house  Squire's  blk., 
Brine  James  W. .clothing,  etc.,  10  Harvard 

row,  house  at  Somerville 


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Brine   John   B.,  clerk,   10  Harvard  row, 

boards  rear  2  South 
Brine  Mary  A.  Miss,  bookkeeper  (17  Tre- 
mont row,  B. ),  boards  74  Otis 
Brine    Robert,   tailor   (19   Tremont   row, 

Boston),  house  74  Otis 
Brine  Robert  F.,  clerk   (17  Tremont  row, 

B.),  boards  74  Otis 
Brine  William,  tailor,  23  Boylsten,  boards 

46   Mt.  Auburn 
Brine,  see  O'Brien 
Bri'ney  Thomas,  house  1  Pioneer 
Brinkley  Richard,  laborer,  h.  30  Hastings 
Brinton  Robert  C,  carpenter,  h.  20  DeWolf 
Bristol  Edgar  S.,  banker  (Summer,  corner 

Devonshire,  B. ),  house  103  Inman 
Brittan    John,    laborer,    house    Cushing, 

near  Belmont 
Britton   Henry  A.,  cabinet  maker,   Otis, 

corner  First,  house  89  Spring 
Britton  Joseph,  clerk(P.  O.,  B.),  house  30 

Western  avenue 
Broadbent  William,  foreman   turner,  102 

Broadway,  house  24  Hunting 

BROCK  BROTHERS  (H.  D.,  O.  H. 
and  F.  E.  Brock),  stoves,  etc.,  12   and 

16  Brattle,  and  inman  square 
Brock  Edwin   O.,  carpenter,   boards   119 

Prospect 
Brock  Frank  E.  (Brock  Bros.), stoves,  etc., 

12  Brattle,  and  Inman  square,  boards 

119  Prospect 
Brock  Halliburton   D.    (Brock   Brothers), 

stoves,   etc.,  12   Brattle,   and   Inman 

square,  boards  119  Prospect 
Brock  John  A.,   at  Fairbanks  &   Neale's 

(Howard,  B.),  house  102  Thorndike 
Brock  Leslie  N.,  bookkeeper,   12    Brattle, 

and  Inman  square,  bds.  119  Prospect 
Brock  Ossian  H.  (Brock  Brothers),  stoves, 

etc.,    12  Brattle,  and  Inman   square, 

boards  119  Prospect 
Brock  Solomon  H.,  manager  Brock  Bros., 

stoves,  etc.,  Inman  square,  house   117 

Prospect 
Brock  Willie  C,  printer  (45  Pearl,  Boston), 

boards  K)2  Thorndike 
Broderick  Ann  Mrs.,  house  54  Gore 
Broderick  Ellen,  widow  of  Daniel,  board- 
ing-house, 190  Bridge 
Broderick  George  F.,  currier,  b.  7  Cedar 
Broderick  John  F.  Rev.,   assistant  pastor 

St.  Peter's  church,  h.  29  Bingham 
Broderick  Thomas,   grocer,   50£  DeWolf, 

house  50  do. 
Brodie    Hugh,    boiler  maker,  356  Main, 

house  B7  Brookline 
Brodrick     Edward,   carringe-painter,  232 

North  avenue,  boards  40  Spruce 
Brody  John,  carpenter,  house  2  Jordan's 

block,  rear  128  Broadway 
Brogan  Bernard  J.,  hairdresser,  164  Cam- 
bridge, h.  162  do.  [Harvard 
Brogan  Ellen,  widow  of  James,  house  106 
Brogan  John  A.,  clerk,  168  Gore,  house  9 

Squire's  court 
Brogan  Nicholas  J.,  laborer,  h.  18  Tuttle 


Brogan  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  49  Raymond 
Brogan  Thomas,  hostler,  5  Harvard  row, 

boards  49  Raymond 
Brogen  John,  gardener,  house  14  Dublin 
Brogen  Wm.  J.,  milkman,  bds.  14  Dublin 
Brohan    Edward    H.,    tin-plate    worker, 

boards  58  Spring  jh.  58  Spring 

Brohan  Patrick,  engineer,  Otis,  near  First, 
Brookings  Charles  S.,  painter,  7   Western 

aveuue,  house  31  Decatur 
Brookings  Samuel  H.,  furniture,  etc.,   197 

North  avenue,  house  at  Somerville 
Brooks  Alfred  A.,   agent  Boston    Woven 

Ho*e  Co.,  174  Broadway,  b.  220  Brattle 
Brooks    Ann   Mrs.,    boarding-house,     40 

Spruce 
Brooks  Annie  B.  Mrs.,  house  75  Green 
Brooks  Edward  C,  ships  clerk   (Boston), 

boards  220  Brattle 
Brooks  Edwin,   engineer  Ivers   &   Pond 

Piano  Co.,  Albany,  h.  at  Boston 
Brooks    Edwin    C,    engineer     pumping- 

house  C.  W.  W.,  Worthington,  corner 

Lake  View  avenue,  house  do. 
Brooks  Eugene  D.,  leather,   splitting  ma- 
chines,   and    curriers    supplies    (100 

High,  Boston),  house  21  Lee 
Brooks    Evelina    Miss,     teacher  Willard 

primary  school,  boards  830  Main 
Brooks  George  A.,  farmer,  b.  63  Harvard 
Brooks  George  M.,  Judge  of  Probate  and 

Insolvency,  Court  House,  Third, house 

at  Concord,  Mass. 
Brooks  Herbert  H.,  ships  clerk   (Boston), 

boards  220  Brattle 
Brooks  Hiram  W.,  commission  merchant 

(42  Arch,  Boston),  house  5  Dana 
Brooks  Isaac  A.,  house  220  Brattle 
Brooks  Isaac  Mis  ,  house  Lake  View  av., 

first  on  right  from  Brattle 
Brooks  James  W.  (108  Summer,  Boston), 

house  4  Berkeley 
Brooks  John,  box  maker,  b.  6  Squire's  ct. 
Brooks    John,    treasurer    (19    Exchange 

place,  Boston),  house  64  Brattle 
Brooks  J.  Mason,   clerk   (35  Broad,   Bos- 
ton), house  28  Inman 
Brooks  John  W.,  carpenter,  h.  138  Spring 
Brooks  Matthew, carpenter,  h.204  Harvard 
Brooks   Nathaniel  P.,   office  221   Bridge, 

boards  at  Boston 
Brooks   Patrick,   marble  worker  A.    Mc- 
Donald, Mt.  Auburn,  h.  McDonald 
Brooks  Sumner  J.,  house  119  North  av. 
Brooks  Susan  E.  Mrs.,  house  13   Tremont 
Brooks  Sylvan  us  F.,  real  estate,  359  Main, 

rooms  do. 
Brooks  Walter,  laborer,  h.  366  North  av. 
Brooks  William,  carpenter,  h.  9  Eighth 
Brooks  William,    at    (P.    O.,  B.),  house 

830  Main 
Brooks    William    F.,    marble   worker  A. 

McDonald,  boards   Patrick    Brooks', 

foot  of  McDonald 
Brooks  Wm.  H.  Mrs.,  house  318  Harvard 
Brooks  W.  H.  (255  Washington,  Boston), 

rooms  181  Harvard 


SHINGLES,   LATHS,   LIME,   CEMENT,  ETC. 

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Broomheade  Mark,  coffee  dealer,  h.  214 
Columbia  [Hampshire 

Brophy  Timothy,  city  laborer,   house   190 
Broskie  James,  laborer,  h.  r.  56  Charles 
Brosnahan    Jane,     widow    of    Timothy, 

boards  76  Spruce 
Brosnahan  JohnF.,  mason,  h.  63  Spruce 
Brosnahan  Thomas  P.,  laborer,  house  140 

Spruce 
Brosnahan  Timothy,  laborer,  h.5  Jackson 
Broughtou  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  h.  39  Winsor 
Brouillard    Alphonse    T.,   coffin    maker, 

house  281  Cambridge 
Broushee  Julia  Mrs.,  house  Vassal  lane 
Broussard  Joseph,   foreman   S.    M.    Cof- 

ran's  brick-yard,  house  Vassal  lane 
Brousseau   Albert,    broom-maker,    house 

Dublin,  near  Spruce 
Brousseau  Charles,  brick  maker,  boards 
rear  Bay  State  Brick  yard,  124  Spruce 
Brow  Mary  E.  Miss,  dressmaker,  32  Ellery, 

boards  do. 
Brown  Abram,  tinsmith,  b.  27  Reed 
Brown    Albert   (Brown,  Murphy  &   Co., 
window-shades,  Blanche  and  (27  and 
29  Arch,  B.),  house  34  Amory 
Brown    Albert,    waiter    Memorial  Hall, 

house  38  Hastings 

Brown    Albert     H.,      painter,     Blanche, 

boards  34  Amory  [Gerry 

Brown  Alice  M.  Miss,  dressmaker,  bds.    9 

Brown  Alvah  W., cigars,  tobacco,  etc.,  175 

Cambridge,  house  40  Sixth 
Brown  Alvin  B.,  teamster,  house  74  Wash- 
ington [n.  Brewery 
Brown   Amos,   express,  house  Hastings, 
Brown  Angie  A.  Miss,  house  52  Austin 
Brown  Annette  J.  Mrs.,  h.  248  North  av. 
Brown  Archie,  laborer,  h.  rear  49  Willow 
Brown  ArtemusZ.,  principal  assessor  dis- 
trict 2  and  4,  office   City  Hall,  house 
57  Magazine 
Brown   Arthur  D.,  jig  sawyer  (103  Merri- 

mac,  B.),  house  8  Salem 
Brown  Beverly,  hostler  Cambridge  Rail- 
road Co.,  Dunster,  house  Jay 
Brown  Bristol,  waiter,  house  39  Winsor 
Brown  Charles,  baker  (Brockton),  house 

22  Union 
Brown  Charles,  carpenter,  house  3  Fos- 
ter's block,  rear  87  Main 
Brown  Charles,  carpenter  John  Reardon 

&  Sons,  house  4  Allston 

Brown  Charles,   cigar  maker,  599  Main. 

house  137  Pearl  [b.  122  do. 

Brown    Charles,  sawyer,    162  Broadway, 

Brown  Charles,  watchman,  h.  57  Cherry 

Brown  Charles  A.,  police  station  1,  house 

16  Bowdoin  [Mead 

Brown  Charles  E.,  cracker  peddler,  h.  20 

Brown  Charles  H.,  at  139  Broadway,  bds. 

181  Harvard  [Spruce 

Brown  Charles  H.,  gardener,  h.  Hollis,  n. 

Brown  Charles  H.,  baker,  15  River,  house 

rear  15  Antrim 
Brown  Charles  W.,  cooper  (404  Atlantic 
avenue,  B.),  house  20  Lake 


Brown  Charlotte  M.,  widow  of  Edward, 

nurse,  house  3  Lam  son  place 
Brown  Charlotte  W.  Mrs.,  nurse,  house  50 

Holyoke 
Brown  Daniel,  wheelwright,  etc.,  5  Palm- 
er, house  14  Appian-way 
Brown  Daniel,  mason,  boards  430  Main 
Brown  Daniel  L.  Mrs.,  house  65  North  av. 
Brown  David,  laborer,  house  70  Second 
Brown   David,   sawyer,  131  Broadway,  h. 

122  do. 
Brown  David,  house  41  Essex 
Brown  Dennis,  fireman,  h.  4  Dickinson 
Brown  D.  Annie,  widow  of  Charles,  house 

1  Boardman  place 
Brown  Edgar,  baker,  502  Main,  b.  82  Green 
Brown    Edward,     laborer     (Navy    Yard, 

Charlestown),  house  rear  40  Vine 
Brown  Edward  J.,  dry  goods   (58  and  60 

Green,  B.J,  house  6Brookline 
Brown  Edward  P.,  musician,  h.  37  Mellen 
Brown  Edwin,  teamster,  h.  1  Dickinson 
Brown  Eliza,  widow  of  Peter,  house  163 
Columbia  [314  Broadway 

Brown  Eliza  F.,  widow  of  Horace  W.,  h. 
Brown  Ellen,  widow  of  John,  house  28 

Charles  River 
Brown  Ellis,  teamster,  house  36  Brewery 
Brown  Emma  Mrs.,  house  59  Hastings 
Brown  Evan  (20  Milk,  B.),  bds.  48  Brattle 
Brown  Francis,    wheelwright,  boards  212 

North  avenue 
Brown  Francis  W.,  house  11  Lincoln 
Brown  Frank,  boards  179£  Harvard 
Brown   Frank   P.,   conductor  Cambridge 

Railroad  Co.,  boards  at  Watertown 
Brown  Frank  P.,  cabinet  maker  Church, 

Guild  &  Co.,  boards  1  Grotto  place 
Brown  Frank  W.,  driver  Cambridge  Rail- 
road Co.,  house  51  Holyoke 
Brown  Fred,  at  Ivers  &   Pond  Piano  Co., 

Albany,  house  6  Cherry 
Brown  Frederick  T.,  cooper,  h.  242  Camb. 
Brown  Fred  H.,  clerk,  502  Main,  house  4 
Allston  [b.  68  do. 

Brown  Frederic  C,  milkman,  66  Pleasant, 
Brown   Frederic   M.,   clerk   (177   and   181 

Congress,  B.),  boards  8  Walden 
Brown  George  D.,  janitor  Central  square 
building,  Central  sq.,  house  864  Main 
Brown  George  E.,  electro  typer  University 

Press,  boards  29  William 
Brown  George  F.,  salesman  (428  Atlantic 

avenue,  B. ),  house  1  Lancaster 
Brown  George  Wm.,  student  H.  U.,  rooms 

43  College  House 
Brown  George  W.,  3  Hampshire,  house  at 

Watertown 
Brown  Gilbert,  carpenter,  h.  r.  9  Sargent 
Brown  Henry  (A.  A.  Ward  &  Co.),  provis- 
ions, 540  Main,  house  at  Scituate 
Brown  Inglis  H.,  foreman  of  wood  work- 
ing machines  Ivers  &  Pond  Piano  Co., 
Pacific,  house  32  Ellery 
Brown  Irving  W.,  clerk  (B. ),  h.  25  Decatur 
Brown  Irving  W.   Mrs.,   dressmaker,   25 
Decatur,  house  do. 


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Brown  James,  at  203  Bridge 

Brown  James,  driver,  15  Gore,  boards  161 

Columbia 
Brown  James,  milkman,  h.  39  Somerset 
Brown  James,  laborer,  h.  7  Camden  place 
Brown  James  C,  proof-reader  Riverside 

Press,  house  18  Florence 
Brown    James  E.,   carpenter,   Columbia, 

cor.  Hampshire,  house  83  Columbia 
Brown  James  H.,  boiler  maker,  92  Main, 

house  73  River 
Brown  James  L.,  elevator  tender  (B.),  b. 

55  Columbia 
Brown    James  R.,   butcher-knife    mnfr., 

Third,  near  Broad  Canal,  house  do. 
Brown  James  S.,atlvers  &  Pond  Piano 

Co.,  Albany 
Brown  James  W.,  milkman,  39  Somerset, 

boards  do. 
Brown  Joel  W.  (Burnett  &  Brown),  Third, 

near  gas  works,  house  at  Melrose 
Brown  John,  laborer,  h.  rear  131  Third 
Brown  John    C,   teamster  Mt.   Auburn 

cemetery,  boards  7  Camden  place 
Brown   John   G.,  iron   and  steel  (69  Pur- 
chase. B.),  house  36  Irving 
Brown   John   H.,  cigar  maker,  house  35 

Pleasant  [vard 

Brown  John  H.,  machinist,  h.   r.  36  Har- 
Brown  John  N.,  tailor,  h.  50  Winthrop 
Brown  John  S.,  cracker  dealer,  h.  15  Perry 
Brown  Joseph,  driver,  15  River,  b.  17  do. 
Brown  Joseph,  tinner,  house  21  Front 
Brown  Joseph  A.,  piano  maker  (B.),  bds. 

21  Front 
Brown  Joseph  H.,  potter,  Crescent  ave- 
nue, boards  Porter's  Hotel 
Brown  Joseph  L.,  house  47  Hampshire 
Brown  Joycy,  widow  of  John  H.,  house 

70  Webster  avenue 
Brown  Justus  A.,  piano  maker,  Rhoades' 

building,  State,,  house  at  Boston 
Brown  Levi  S.,  at  243  Broadway 
Brown  Lyman  A.,  hack  driver,  120  Green, 

house  652  Main 
Brown    Margaret,  widow  of  William,  h. 

148  Green  [207  Harvard 

Brown  Mary,  widow  of  Ebenezer,  house 
Brown  Mary,  widow  of  Patrick,  house  91 

Tremont 
Brown     Mary  A.   Miss,  teacher  Sargent 

primary  school,  boards  at  Boston 
Brown  Mary  E.,  widow  of  Evan,  boarding- 
house,  48  Brattle 
Brown  Mary  J.  Miss,  dressmaker,  70  Put- 
nam avenue,  house  do. 
Brown  Mary  M.,  widow  of  John  R.,  hous"e 

Highland  avenue 
Brown    Maybin  W.,  telegraph  operator 

(150  Devonshire,  B.),bds.  95  Magazine 
Brown  Minnie  Miss,  asst.  bookkeeper  A. 

H.  Hews  &  Co.,  bds.  at  Charlestown 
Brown  Michael,  cooper,  h.  315  Camb. 
Brown,   Murphy  &   Co.    (Albert  Brown, 

Philip  F.  Murphy  and  Julian  B.Hart), 

window  shade  mnfrs.,  Blanche,   and 

store  (27  and  29  Arch,  B.) 


Brown  Otis  S.  (Otis  S.  Brown  &  Co.),  Ill 
Bridge,  house  29  Second 

Brown  Otis  S.  &  Co.  (Otis  S.  Brown,  Hiram 
N.  Hutchinson,  and  Frank  H.  Mar- 
shall), flour,  grain,  etc.,  Ill  Bridge 

Brown  Patience  Miss,  house  24  Front 

Brown  Patrick  A.,  truckman,  house  5 
Conlon  court 

Brown  Richard,  at  Dover  Stamping  Co., 
house  5  Somerset 

Brown  Robert  C.,watchmanlvers&  Pond, 
house  57  Qherry 

Brown  Samuel  E.,  engraver  (299  Wash- 
ington, B.),  house  8  Walden 

Brown  Samuel  E.  jr.,  agent  (75  Pearl,  B.), 
bds.  8  Walden  [house  37  Mellen 

Brown  Sarah  H.,  widow  of  Freeman    G., 

Brown  Schuyler  L.,  surveyor  Mt  Auburn 
cemetery,  house  at  Watertown 

Brown  Silas  B.  Mrs.,  house  15  Brown 

Brown  Sydney,  piano  finisher,  rooms  2 
Columbia 

Brown  Walter  A.,  boards  9  Gerry 

Brown  Wilbur  V.,  assistant  at  Observa- 
tory, house  48  Concord  avenue 

Brown  Willard  T.  (Willard  T.  Brown  & 
Co.),  grocer,  497  Main,  house  206 
Harvard 

Brown  Willard  T.  &  Co.  (Willard  T. 
Brown),  grocers* 497  Main 

Brown  William,  laborer,  house  94  Fifth 

Brown  Win.,  teamster,  h.  104  Webster  av. 

Brown  William,  trav.  agent,  boards 
Mansion  House,  Gore,  cor.  Bridge 

BROWN   WILLIAM    F.,    printer, 
(218  Franklin,  B.),  house  14  Park 
Brown  Wm.  H.,  clothing,  459  Main,  house 

71  Putnam  avenue 
Brown  Wm.  H.,  secretary  Balance  Valve 

Water    Meter   Co.    (242   Washington, 

B.),  boards  65  North  avenue 
Brown  Wm.  N.,  waiter,  h.  41  Hampshire 
Brown  Wm.  P.,  bookkeeper  A.  H.  Hews& 

Co.,  Crescent  avenue,  b.  15  Worcester 
Brown  Wm   R.,  glass  blower,  137  Bridge, 

boards  Mansion  House 
Brown    Wm.  S.,  baker   (99  Prince,    B.), 

house  94  Hancock 
Brown  Wm.  Wilson,  lab.,  h.  73  Hastings 
Brown  Wesley  B.,  conductor  Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co.,  house  at  Watertown 
Browne    Benjamin    A.,    provisions,    290 

Broadway,  house  64  Antrim 
Browne  Henry,  watchmaker,  571  Main, 

house  63  Pleasant 
Browne,  see  Brown 
Browning  Fannie  P.  Miss,  teacher  Corlett 

grammar  school,  boards  at  Belmont 
Browning  Francis,  foreman  of  tin-smiths, 

153  Putnam  avenue,  house  167  do. 
Browning  John  S.,  compositor  ( 117  Frank- 
lin, B.),.  boards  167  Putnam  avenue 
Browning   Margaret,  widow  of  Thomas, 

house  58  Gore 
Browning  Walter  E.,  telescope  maker  Al- 

van  Clark  &  Sons,  Henry,  house  14| 

Western  avenue 


THE   DOCK  SQUARE  HARDWARE   STORE. 

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Brownlee  Annie  E.  Mrs.,  house  66  Dana 
Brown  low  Joseph,  house  16  Perry 
Brownlow  Wm.  A.,  lawyer  (27  Court,  B.), 

boards  16  Perry 
Brace  Eliza,  widow  of  Hector,  house  20 

Cogswell  avenue 
Bruce  John,  blacksmith,  boards  20  Cogs- 
well avenue  [Main 
Bruce  O.    W.   Mrs.,   boarding-house,   394 
Bruce  Samuel  C,  house  394  Main 
Brum  Antoino  E.,  hairdresser,    101   Cam- 
bridge, house  at  Somerville 
Brunquist  Eric  P., piano  maker,  624  Main, 

house  276  Pearl 
Brunt  Wm.,  milkman,  house  13  Willard 
Brunt  Wm.  jr.,  driver  milk  wagon,  boards 
13  Willard  [ington 

Brusch  Bernard,  boarding-house  1  Wash- 
Brusch   Louiza,  widow  of  John,  house  1 

Washington 
Byram  Eben  S.,  piano  action  maker,  113 

Broadway,  house  78  Franklin 
Bryan  John,  painter,  house  73  River 
Bryant  Amos  G.,  laborer,  h.  3  Madison 
Bryant  Benj.  R.,  com.  mer.  (50  North  Mar- 
ket, B.),  house  11  Tremont 
Bryant    Frank,  agent  (550  Washington, 

B.),  house  37  Cogswell  avenue 
Bryant  Frank  L.,  at  Cambridge  R.  R.  Co., 

boards  15  Eliot 
Bryant  George,  cooper,  bds.l  Washington 
Bryant  Hervey  S.,  conductor  Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co.,  house  at  Somerville 
Bryant  Joseph  A.,  paper  ruler  (82  State, 

B  ),  house  99  Prospect 
Bryant  Lewis,  house  13  Suffolk 
Bryant  Lewis  L.,  physician,   1  Norfolk, 
house  do.  [Eliot 

Bryant  Lucy  E.,  widow  of  John,  house  15 
Bryant  Sophia  B.,  widow  of  Lewis  H., 

house  1  Norfolk 
Bryant  Susau  J.,  widow  of  Enoch,   house 

Rogers'  block,  Washington 
Bryant  Wm.  H.,  stenographer  N.  E.  &   E. 

Express,  boards  648  Cambridge 
Bryant    Wm.     T.,   Custom    House    (177 

State,  B.),  house  648  Cambridge 
Buchanan  John,  teamster  W.  T.  Richard- 
son &  Co.,  house  6  South 
Buchanan    Mary    A.,  widow  of    Daniel, 

house  95|  Harvard 
Buchanan    Wm.    H.,   driver    Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co.,  house  24Boylston 
Buck  Abijah  R.,  machinist,   162  Broad- 
way, house  50  Winter 
Buck  Charles  E.,  laborer  (B.),  h.  15  Yine 
Buck  Charles  W.  Rev.,  h.  421  Broadway 
Buck  David,  cook  (B.),  bds.  5  Prospect 
Buck  David  S.  Mrs.,  house  16  Holyoke 
Buck  Ella  F.,  house  58  Thorndike 
Buck   Frank  A.,  foreman    Eames'  barrel 

factory,  house  25  Decatur 
Buck  Henry  L.,  express,  order  box  432 
Harvard,  and  (38  Broad;  B.), house  16 
Holyoke 
Buck  John   S.,  contractor  and  builder, 
house  58  Thorndike 


Buck  Lucius  A.,  moulder  H.  M.  Bird,  Pel- 
ham,  house  14  Market 

Buck  Silas  B.,  house  70  Thorndike 

Buck  Silas  E.,  bookkeeper,  211  Bridge, 
house  60  Otis 

Buck  Susan  E.,  widow,  house  25  Decatur 

Buckingham  Silas  H.,  iron  founder  (West 
Dedham),  house  Cambridge,  corner" 
Ellsworth  avenue 

Buckland  Georgian  a  C.  Mrs.,  lodging- 
house  25  Holyoke 

Buckley  Catherine,  widow  of  John,  house 
18  McCabe 

Buckley  Charles  F.,  cutter,  bds.  27  Vine 

Buckley  Cornelius,  driver,  249  Cambridge, 
boards  37  Jefferson 

Buckley  Daniel,  laborer,  house  128  Web- 
ster avenue 

Buckley  Daniel,  laborer,  house  9  Short 

Buckley  Daniel,  boards  30  Vine 

BUCKLEY  DANIEL  A.,  real  es- 
tate and  ins.  agt.,  and  editor  and  pro- 
prietor Cambridge  News',  547  Main, 

house  278  Harvard 
Buckley  Daniel  F.,  grease  collector,  bds. 

131  Webster  avenue 
Buckley  Hannah,  widow  of  Timothy,  h. 

131  Webster  avenue 
Buckley  James,  currier,house  rear  7  Fifth 
Buckley  James,  laborer,  h.  277  Cambridge 
Buckley  James,  boards  30  Vine 
Buckley  James,  laborer,  house  25  Third 
Buckley  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  51  Amory 
Buckley  John,  laborer,  h.  36  Charles  River 
Buckley  John  Mrs.,  saloon,  147  Bridge, 

house  2  Short 
Buckley   John  C,  laborer  (22  and  24  Un- 
ion, B.),  house  141  Elm 
Buckley  John  J.,  clerk,  147  Bridge,  bds. 

2  Short 
Buckley  John  J.,  clerk,   253  Cambridge, 

boards  131  Webster  avenue 
Buckley  Mary,  widow  of  Owen  E.,  house 

11  Jefferson 
Buckley  Michael,  teamster,  28  Bridge,  h. 

35  Jefferson  [ster  av. 

Buckley  Nellie,  dressmaker,  h.  131  Web- 
Buckley  Patrick,  boiler  maker,  72  Main, 

boards  9  Broadway 
Buckley  Patrick,  peddler,  house  122  Elm 
Buckley    Patrick,    in    Cambridge  rolling 

mill,  boards  1  Hampshire 
Buckley  Rebecca,   widow,  h.  36  Charles 

River  [Cowperthwaite 

Buckley  Thomas,  blacksmith,  boards  25 
Buckley  Timothy,  stone  cutter,  h.  27  Vine 
Buckman  Aaron  A.,  teamster,   house  31 

Cambridge 
Buckman    Caleb   P.,   traveling  salesman 

(2  Federal,  B.),  house  8  Cottige 
Buckman   Charles  E.,   adv.  agt.    (Globe 

Theatre,  B.),  h.  2  Boardman  place 
Buckman   Henry,  clergyman,  house  rear 

32  Hastings 
Buckman  Jesse  M.,printer,h.  152  Prospect 
Bucknell  Kate  B.  Mrs.,  h.  64  Mt.  Auburn 
Budden  Wm.  L.,  wood  carver,  h.  176  Gore 


J.  H.  &  J.  P.  THAYER  &  CO.,  660  Main  Street, 
HOUSE    PAINTING,   KALSOMINING   &    PAPER   HANGINGS. 


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Buell  Rufus  W.,  machinist,  h.  r.  123  Elm 

Buffum  Ferdinand  M.,  bell  hanger,  648 
Main,  and  sexton  First  Methodist 
church,  and  janitor  Dana  and  Felton 
primary  schools,  house  8  Temple 

Buffum  James  H.,  salesman,  651  Main, 
boards  101  Norfolk 

Buffum  James  L.,  paper-hanger,  604  Main, 
house  101  Norfolk 

BUGBEE  JOHN  B.  (Holt  &  Bug- 
bee),  hard  wood  lumber,  17  East  and 

(173  Friend  and  84  Canal,  B.),  house 

at  Boston 
Buker  Cyrus  W.,  printer  Riverside  Press, 

boards  105  Putnam  avenue 
Buker  Edward,  planer,  3  Hampshire,  rms. 

187  Broadway 
Buker  John  F.   (Frye  &  Buker),  ice  deal- 
er, 142  Harvard,  boards  do. 
Bulfinch  Stephen  G.  Mrs.,  rms.  25  Church 
Bulkley   Walter,    waiter    Memorial  Hall, 

rooms  5  Elm 
Bull  Ole  Mrs.,  house  Elm  wood  avenue,  c. 

Mt  Auburn 
Bullard  Asa  Rev.,  house  22  Centre 
Bullard  D.  Webster,  clerk  (3  Court  House, 

B.),  house  72  Allston 
Bullard  Elizabeth  C.  Miss,  music  teacher, 

boards  378  Harvard 
Bullard  Enoch  H.,  employe  O.  C.  R.  R. 

depot  (Kneeland,  B.),  h.  72  Allston 
Bullard  Henry  W.,  clerk  and  messenger 

First  National  Bank,  bds.  761  Main 

BULLARD  JOHN  C.,  cashier  Cam- 
bridge National  Bank,  87  Cambridge, 
house  19  Bigelow 
Bullard  Joseph  O.,  pottery  (Western  av., 

Brighton),  rooms  23  Magazine 
Bullard  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  house  378  Harvard 
Bullard   Mary   L.    Miss,   teacher  Holmes 
primary  school,  boards  378  Harvard 

BULLARD  WILLARD  A.,  cash- 
ier First  National  Bank,  Main,  corner 
Prospect,  house  761  Main 

Bullard  William  H.,  engineer,  153  Put- 
nam avenue,  house  154  Pleasant 

Bullen  Alvin  A.,  letter  carrier  Cambridge 
P.  O.,  7  Harvard  row,  h.  90  Norfolk 

Bullock  Charles  (Bullock  &  Sawyer),  den- 
tist, 569  Main,  house  265  North  av. 

Bullock  Charles  B.,  at  137  Broadway,  h. 
119  Winsor 

Bullock  Herbert,  student,  bds.  51  Market 

Bullock  Laban,  house  51  Walden 

Bullock  Otis  S.,  machinist,  179  Broadway, 
house  10  Worcester 

Bullock  Thomas,  bds.  198  Cambridge 

Bullock  Warren  L.,  machinist,  house  51 
Market 

Bullock  &  Sawyer  (Charles  Bullock  and 
Albert  J.  Sawyer),  dentists,  569  Main 

Buhner  Annie  M.,  widow  of  John,  house 
Hotel  Clark 

Bulmer  Edward,  laborer,  h.  310  North  av. 

Bunker  Abbie  H.  Miss,  dressmaker,  house 
14  Sidney  [14  Sidney 

Bunker  Georgie  C.  Miss,  housekeeper,  h. 


Bunker  Laura  E.  Miss,  bookkeeper  (At- 
tleboro),  house  14  Sidney 

Bunker  Nath'l  W.,  carpenter,  h.  6  Beech 

Bunker  William,  house  14  Sidney 

Bunten  Frederick  R.,  feather-duster  mnfr. 
(20  Union,  B.),  boards  15  Roseland 

Bunton  George  W.,  cashier  (67  Summer, 
B.),  house  Washington  avenue,  cor- 
ner Foxcroft 
BUNTON  WILLIAM  A.,  whole- 
sale grocer  (276  Franklin,  B.),  house 
36  Mt.  Auburn 

Burbank  Edwin  A.,  cashier,  North  Na- 
tional Bank  (214  Devonshire,  B.), 
house  38  Shepard 

Burbank  George,  traveling  salesman, 
boards  156  Harvard 

Burbank  Hannah  F.  Mrs. ,  house  874  Main 

Burbeck  George  D.,  laborer,  house  5  Riv- 
erside place 

Burce  Benjamin,  engineer  Curtis,  Davis 
&  Co.,  rooms  462  Main 

Burch  Ida  Miss,  dressmaker,  b.  40  Austin 

Burch  Stephen  L.,  harness-maker,  Cam- 
bridge, junc.  Bridge,  boards  at  Boston 

Burchmore  Frank,  cabinet  maker,  54 
Bridge,  boards  at  Charlestown 

Burdakin  Arthur  L.,  oil-dealer,  h.  6  Sixth 

Burdakin  John  C,  janitor  Court  House, 
house  56  Fifth 

Burdakin  Joseph,  musician,  h.  7  Sixth 

Burditt  LaRoy  S.,  tuner,  162  Broadway, 
house  60  Magazine 

Burditt,  see  Burdett  [h.  do. 

Burger  William  R.,   baker,   176  Harvard, 

Burgess  Albert  L.,  reed-board  maker,  162 
Broadway,  h.  223  Broadway,  room  6 

Burgess  Almira,  widow  of  Zimri,  house 
50  Austin 

Burgess  Amasa,  wood  moulder,  Rhoades 
building,  State,  house  at  Boston 

Burgess  Chandler  W.,  burnisher  (Ware- 
ham,  c.  Albany,  B.),  boards  14  Salem 

Burgess  Charles  A.,  sawyer  (B.),  house  6 
Lopez 

Burgess  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  108  Kinnaird 

Burgess  Elizabeth  S.,  widow  of  William 
D.,  house  20  Union 

Burgess  George  A.,  clerk  (58  South,  B. ), 
house  78  Franklin  [25  Sidney 

Burgess  John,  engineer  J.  H.  Eames,  bds. 

Burgess  John  E.,  clerk  (451  Washington, 
B. ) ,  house  78  Franklin 

Burgess  William,  teamster,  h.  14  Salem 

Burgess  William  H.,  reed-board  maker, 
162  Broadway,  house  Hotel  Clark 

Burgher  John  C,  engineer  J.  H.  Eames, 
foot  Pacific,  boards  25  Sidney 

Burgun  John  B.,  currier,  house  Harris,  2d 
on  left  from  Oxford 

Burgwyn  Jas.  C,  carpenter,  h.  54  Brattle 

Burk  Hannah,  widow,  house  55  Charles 

Burke  Andrew,  case  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, house  94  Vine 

Burke  Daniel,  laborer,  bds.  34  Hampshire 

Burke  Daniel  A.,  driver  (112  Canal,  B.) 
boards  66  Thorndike 


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Burke  Edward,  boards  52  Charles 

Burke  Edward  J.,  confectioner,  boards  45 

Cambridge 
Burke  Eugene,  teamster,  house  138  Elm 
Burke  James,  hostler,  h.  66  Thorndike 
Burke  James  J.,  express  driver  (39  Court 

sq..  B.).  boards  66  Thorndike 
Burke  Johanna,  widow  of  Patrick,  boards 

137  Webster  avenue  [pi. 

Burke  John,  tailor,  501  Main,   h.    2  Sceva 
Burke  John,  laborer,  boards  39  Boylston 
Burke  John,  laborer,  b.  267  Cambridge 
Burke  John,  wood  carver,  house  6  Third 
Burke  John,  laborer,  house  23  Somerset 
Burke  Joseph,  mattress    maker  (42  Coin- 
hill,  B.),  boards  88  Gore 
Burke     Lawrence,     carriagesmith,      270 

North  av.,  house  rear  215  lit  Auburn 
Burke  Margaret,  widow  of  Edward,  house 

52  Charles 
Burke  Martha  E.,  widow  of  John    FT.    G. , 

house  45  Cambridge  [Hancock 

Burke  Mary,  widow  of  Patrick,  h.  rear  15 
Burke  Michael,  laborer,  John   Reardon  & 

Sons,  boards  6  Allston 
Burke  Nicholas,  laborer,  bds.  42  Fairmont 
Burke  Nicholas  F.,  clerk  (112  Canal,    B.), 

boards  66  Thorndike 
Burke  Patrick,  printer  (4  Williams  court, 

B.).  boards  196  Cambridge 
Burke  Thomas,  hostler,  88  North  avenue, 

house  at  Somerville 
Burke    Thomas,     laborer    at    Chemical 

Works,  boards  141  Gore 
Burke  Thomas,  laborer,  house  16  Reed 
Burke  William,  lather,  house  29  Harvard 
Burleigh  Emily  A.,  widow  of  John  A.,  h. 

85  Brattle 
Burleigh  Jacob  N.,   broker   (26  Congress 

sq.,  B .),  house  32  Putnam  avenue 
Burleigh  Thomas  W.,  driver  Cambridge 

R.  Li.  Co.,  bds.  Baldwin-st.  station 
Burnell  Lyman  G.,  broker   (35  Congress. 

B.),  house  11  Sacramento 
Burnett  Charles  H.,  clerk,  2>3  North  av., 

boards  46  Holyoke  [h.  14  Eliot 

Burnett  Frank  W.,  hack-driver,  Church, 
Burnett  Frederick  A.,  driver  Hatch's  ex- 
press, boards  46  Holyoke 
Burnett  James  (Burnett  «fe    Brown),  ma- 
chine   blacksmith,   Third,   near    Gas 

Works,  house  at  Somerville 
Burnett  Lewis  Mrs.,  house  46  Holyoke 
Burnett  Mary,  widow  of  Daniel,   house  1 

Hanuum's  block,  rear  114  Broadway 
Burnett  Thomas,  cabinet  maker,  hous^  97 

Hancock 
Burnett  &    Brown  (James  Burnett   and 

Joel  W.  Brown),  machine  blacksmith, 

Third,  near  Gas  Works,  and  (22  Bow- 

ker,  Boston) 
Burnham  Charles  T.,  piano-action  maker 

(Beech,  cor.  Washington,  B.),  boards 

87  Plymouth 

BURNHAM  EDWARD,    auction- 
eer, insurance  and  real  estate  ageut,  I 
623  Main,  house  68  Inman 


Burnham  Henry,  clerk  2  Lakeman  market 

(B.),  boards  146  Charles 
Burnham  Henry  I).,  laborer,  h.  29  Warren 
Burnham  John  F.,  clerk, (44  Howard,  B.), 

house  64  Fairmont 
Burnham   Lamont  G.  (L.  G.  Burnham  & 

Co.),   221    Bridge,   and    (132   Charles, 

B.)  house  209  West  Newton,  Boston 

BURNHAM  L.  G.  &  CO.  (Lamobt 
G.  Burnham  and  Herbert  T.  Law- 
rence), coal,  wood,  lime,  etc.,  221 
Bridge,  and  (132  Charles,  Chester 
Park,  nenr  Swett,  Bit  Washington 
avenue,  office,  75  State,  Boston) 

Burnham  Marion  H.  Miss,  teacher  Web- 
ster grammar  school,  bds.  68  Inman 

Burnham  Robert,  teamster,  h.  146  Charles 

Burnham  Sarah  M.  Miss,  rooms  80  Cam- 
bridge 

Burnham  William  H.,  h.  32  Kinnaird 

Burns  Catharine. widow  of  Andrew,  house 
4  Rogers'  block.  Washington 

Burns  Catharine,  widow  of  Bernard, house 
12  East 

Burns  Charles  E.,  clerk  (49  Atlantic  ave- 
nue, Boston),  house  127  Auburn 

Burns  David,  clerk,  15  Sparks,  bds    13  do. 

Burns  David,  laborer,  h.  7  Cowpei  thwaite 

Burns  David  jr.,  laborer,  boards  7  Cow- 
perthwaite 

BURNS    DAVID  F.,  groceries  and 
provisions,  15  Sparks,  boards  13  do. 
Burns  David  F. ,  roof  painter,  144  Green, 

house  7  Magee 
Bums  Edmund,  at  &02  Main 
Bums  Frances,   widow  of  Dennis,  house 

23  Brewery 
Burns  James,  clerk  (B  ),  h.  2  Sceva  place 
Burns   James,    teamster  Goepper    Bros., 

boards  rear  142  Thorndike 
Burns  James,  laborer,  house  8  Hannum's 

block,  rear  114  Broadway 
Burns  Jeiemiah,  laborer,  h.  21  Cambridge 
Burns  Jeremiah,  laborer,   house  4  Line- 

han  block,  Third 
Burns  John,  fish  (49  Atlantic  avenue,  B.), 

house  33  Bigelow 
Burns  John,  laborer,  h.  4  Rogers'  block 
Burns   John,  waiter  (4  Montgomery  pi., 

B.),  house  108  Tremont 
Burns  John,  glass  cutter,  h.  224  Bridge 
Burns  John,  laborer,  house  12  Short 
Burns  John,  laborer,  boards  50  Boylston 
Burns  John,  hostler,  56*4-  Main,  house  20 

Hayes  court 
Burns  John  B.,  hack  driver,  43  Cambridge 
Burns  John  F.,  shoemaker.  184  Harvard, 

house  4  Rogers'  block,  Washington 
Burns  John  H.,  carriage  painter,  house  7 

Cowperthwaite 
Burns  John  J.,  baker,  house  169  Norfolk 
Burns   John   R.,   compositor    University 

Press 
Burns  Julia,  widow  of  John.  h.  10  Pine 
Burns  Lydia  A.  Miss,  assistant,  76  Moore, 

boards  do. 
Burns  Malachi,  butcher,  h.  107  Tremont 


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Burns  Margaret  Miss,  dressmaker,  house 

20*  Bigelow 
Burns  Mary,  widow  of  Thomas,  house  106 

Kinnaird 
Burns  Michael,  laborer,  bds.  50  Boylston 
Burns  Michael,  house  20  Hayes  court 
Burns  Michael  D.,  laborer,  boards  7  Cow- 

perthwaite 
Burns  Nelson,  laborer,  house  14  Elmer 
Burns   Patrick,  laborer,    house  4  Rogers' 

block,  Washington 
Burns   Patrick,  shoemaker,    68    Norfolk, 

house  8i  Elm 

Burns    Patrick  G.,  hostler,  Church,  house 

32  Foster  [do. 

Burns  Patrick  R.,  clerk,   15  Sparks,  b.  13 

Burns  Peter,  provisions, 2  Cowperthwaite, 

house  do. 
Burns  Rose  Mrs.,  house  188  Green 
Burns  S.   J.  Mrs.,  preserver  of  flowers,  h. 

57  Plymouth         , 
Burns  Thomas,  grocer,  101  Fourth,  h.  do. 
Burns   Thomas,   driver   Cambridge  Rail- 
road Co.,  house  69  Brookline 
Burns  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  281  Cambridge 
Burns  Timothy,  laborer,  house  7  Cowper- 
thwaite [at  Arlington 
Burns  Timothy,  tanner  Miiller  Bros.,  h. 
Burns  Timothy  Mrs.,  house  13  Sparks 
Burns  William,  at  17  Main 
Burns  William  J.,  slipper  maker  (57  High, 

B.),  house  A,  122  Spring 
Burnside  Robert,  teamster,  169  Gore,  h. 

95  do. 
Burpbacher  Frederick,   caterer   (6  P.    O. 

avenue,  B.),  house  24  Sacramento 
Burpee  Jos.  E.  Mrs.,  house  149  Prospect 
Burpee  Samuel  W.  Mrs.,  h.  42  Antrim 
Burr  Henry  W.,  supt.   American  Rubber 

Mill,  house  24  Clinton 
Burr  John,  at  17  Main 
Burr  Lemuel,  hairdresser  and  carpet  beat- 
er, 445  Main,  house  45  Hampshire 
Burr  Lemuel  D.,  waiter,  b.  45  Hampshire 
Burr  Mary  M.,  hair  worker,  45  Hampshire, 
house  do.  [Hampshire 

Burr  Sally,  widow  of  Seymour,  house  47 
Burr  Samuel  B.,  laborer,  house  7  Dyke 
Burrage    Frederic  E.,  Broadway,  corner 

Third,  boards  91  Prospect 
Burrage  Harriet  L.,  wid.  of  T.  F.,h.  13  Jay 
Burrage  Henry  T.,  engineer  and  surveyor 
city  engineer's  office,  City  Hall,  house 
13  Jay 
Burrage  Josiah  Mrs.,  house  91  Prospect 
Burrage  Josiah  K.,  Broadway,  cor.  Third, 

house  6  Fayette 
Burrage  William   E.,  salesman  (67  Sum- 
mer, B.).  boards  13  Jay 
Burrage  William  W.,  lawyer  (33  School, 

room  10,  B.),  house  10  Fayette 
Burridge  Caroline  T.  Miss,  h.  9  Amory 
Burrill  George  B.,  driver  Cambridge  Rail- 
road Co.,  house  69  Mt.  Auburn 
Burrill  Increases.,  shoemaker,  h.  365  Main 
Burrill   John    \V..  hairdresser,  173   North 
avenue,  boards  Porter's  Hotel 


Burroughs  Charles  H.,  hack  driver,  house 

24  Farwell  place 
Burroughs  Edward  A.,  boards  2  Village 
Burroughs  George  H.,  currier,  h.  58  Spruce 
Burroughs  George   L.,   provisions,  Pearl, 

house  2  Village 
Burroughs  Leonard,  house  2  Village 
Burrowes    Thomas     R.,    blacksmith,  496 

Main,  house  114;  Wallace 
Burrowes  William  T.,  clerk,  b.  11$  Wallace 
Burt  Charles  H.,  mason,  house  73  Spring 
Burt  Daniel,  teamster,  bds.  66  Thorndike 
Burt  James,  teamster,  house  60  Thorndike 
Burt  Margaret,  widow,  h.  66  Thorndike 
Burt  Nicholas,  clerk,  boards  66  Thorndike 
Burt  Seth    F.,  butter,  cheese,  etc.   (24    F. 
H.  market,  B.l,  h.  29  Western  avenue 
Burton  Anson    (A.   &  E.  Burton  &  Co.), 
brush   mnfrs.,   12  Gore  and   (21  Ex- 
change, B. ),  house  at  South  Lancaster 
Burton  A.  &  E.  &  Co.  (Anson  and  Ezra 
Burton  and  Frank   H.  Carter),  brush 
mnfrs.,  12  Gore  and  (21  Exchange,  B.) 
Burton  Edward,  brass  instrument  maker 

(B.),  house  96  Thorndike 
Burton  Edward  H.,  clerk  (41  Broad,  B.), 

boards  96  Thorndike 
Burton   Ezra   (A.   &  E.    Burton  &  Co.), 
brush  mnfr.,12  Gore  and (21  Exchange, 
B.),  house  at  South  Lancaster 
Burton  Henry  E.,  letter  carrier  P.  O.,  7 

Harvard  square,  h.  6  Charles  River 
Burton  John  S.,  painter,  b.  37  Cogswell  av. 
Burton    Joseph  S.,  coal    agent    (20   Ex- 
change place,  B. ),  house  65  Pearl 
Burtz  Louisa  Mrs.,  boards  55  Columbia 
Busch  John  W.,  gardener,  h.  10  Murdock 
Bush  Maria,  widow  of  Samuel,  house  10 

Plymouth 
Bush  Mary  K.,  teacher  Allston  grammar 

school,  boards  130  Washington 
Bushee  James,   painter,   162    Broadway, 

boards  5  Dickinson 
Buskirk  Chas.  V.,  wheelwright,  478  Main, 

house  at  Somerville 
Buskirk     Samuel    V.,    wheelwright,    232 

North  avenue,  h.  Regent,  1st  on  left 
Busnach  Henry,    hairdresser,  574  Main, 

boards  11  Watson 
Busnach   Michael  S.,  constable,  collector 
and   cigar  manufacturerr,  576  Main, 
house  11  Watson 
Busnach  Samuel,  hairdresser,  574  Main, 

house  11  Lopez 
Busnach  Solomon    M.,  cigar  maker,  576 

Main,  boards  11  Watson 
Butcher  Charles,  parquetry  flooring  (171$ 
Tremont,  B.),  house   Lake  View  ave- 
nue, near  Pumping  station 
Butland  John  C.  F.  (Butland  &  Son),  ex- 
press, 601  Main,  boards  307  Pearl 
Butland  Uriah  (Butland  &  Son),  express, 
Older  box   601   Main    (25   Merchants 
row.  B.),  house  307  Pearl 
Butland  &  Sou   (Uriah  and   John  C.  F. 
Butland)  express,  order  box,  601  Main 
and  (25  Merchants  row,  B.) 


Y, 


BURDITT   &   WILLIAMS, 
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Butler  Alfred   M.  S.,  traveling  salesman 

(400    Washington,    B.),    house    Lake 

View  avenue,  2d  on  left 
Butler    Catherine    A.,    widow    of   John, 

house  139  Cambridge 
Butler  Daniel,  stone  cutter,  h.  McDonald 
Butler  Francis  J.,  student,  h.  139  Camb. 
Butler  George,  organ  maker,  Fifth,  corner 

Otis,  house  at  Somerville 
Butler   George  W.,  engineer,  54  Bridge, 

house  26£  River 
Butler  Harriet  T.,  widow  of  Henry  M., 

house  43  Washington 
Butler  Isaac  W.,  organ  maker,  Fifth,  cor- 
ner Otis,  house  Brookline,  N.  H. 
Butler  Malachi,  gardener,  b.  9  Baldwin  ct. 
Butler  Martha  H.   Miss,  teacher  Otis  pri- 
mary school,  boards  2  Frost 
Butler  Mary,  widow  of  David,  house  141 

Franklin  [Broadway 

Butler  Mary,  widow  of  John,  house  161£ 
Butler  Mary  A.  Miss,  teacher  St.   Mary's 

parochial  school,  boards  129  Prospect 
Butler  Mary  H.,  widow  of  Samuel,  house 

2  Frost  [129  Prospect 

Butler  Matthew  P.,  supt..  502  Main,  bds. 
Butler  Michael,  mason,  house  92  Gore 
Butler  Patrick,  foreman,  502  Main,  house 

129  Prospect 
Butler  Patrick,  laborer,  house  off  Concord 

avenue,  near  Tudor  Co.'s  ice  house 
Butler  Pierce,   coppersmith,  153  Putnam 

avenue,  house  22  Somerset 
Butler  Richard,  printer  (238  Washington, 

B.),  boards  92  Gore 
Butler  Robert  S.,  janitor  (66  State,  B.), 

house  133  Columbia 
Butler  T.  J.,  porter  Ross  House,  bds.  d©. 
Butterfield   Abraham,  painter,  house  122 

Brookline  [Second 

Butterfield  Aldin  A.,  clerk  (B.),  boards  46 
Butterfield  Charles  M.,h.  155£  Cambridge 
Butterfield  David  W.,  photographer,  573 

Main,  house  at  Boston 
Butterfield   Geo.   A.,  produce  (73  South 

Market,  B.),  house  106  Prospect 
Butterfield    Jesse   M.,  traveling  salesman 

(8  Summer,  B. ),  boards  46  Second 

BUTTERFIELD  JOHN  H.,  pro- 
visions, 86  Cambridge,  rooms  84  do. 
Butterfield  L.  J.,  widow   of  Alden,  house 

46  Second 
Butterfield  Mary,  widow,  h.  66  Winter 
Butterfield  Samuel,  salesman  (130  Feder- 
al, B.),  hou>e  11  Dover 
Butters  George  W.,  provisions,  194  Cam- 
bridge, house  107  Otis 
Butters   John  W.,  painter,  147  Columbia, 
house  do.  [147  Columbia 

Butters  John  W.  jr.,  lithographer,  boards 
Butterworth  Robert,  foreman,  10  Arrow, 

house  at  Somerville 
Buttrick  Anne  E.  Miss,  house  801  Main 
Buttrick  Charles  E.,  carriage  painter,232 

North  avenue,  boards  11  Mead 
Buttrick  Charles  F.,  carpenter,  h.  11  Mead 
Buttrick  Elizabeth  G.  Miss,  h.  8  Norton 


Buttrick  Ella  E.  Miss,  teacher  Webster 
grammar  school,  boards  5  Frost 

Buxton  Addison  A.,  tube  board  maker, 
162  Broadway,  boards  73  Magazine 

Buxton  Charles,  wheelwright,  boards  174 
Columbia 

Buxton  Charles  B.,  fish  and  oysters,  638 
Main,  house  5  Soden 

Buxton  Charles  R.,  action  maker,  113 
Broadway,  boards  53  Cherry 

Buzzell  David,  machinist,  54  Bridge, 
house  at  Boston 

Buzzell  Geo.  W.,  teamster,  153  Putnam 
avenue,  house  151  do. 

Byard  Ellen,  widow  of  Edward,  house  31 
Winthrop 

Byard  Joseph  W.,  carpenter,  113  Broad- 
way, boards  75  Franklin 

Byard  Wm.  J.,  boards  31  Winthrop 

Byette  Louis,  cornice  worker,  h.  7  Vine 

Byram  Eben  S.,  action  maker,  113  Broad- 
way, house  78  Franklin 

Byrarn  Joseph  R.,  kitchen  furnishing 
goods  (11  Essex,  B.),  h.  92  Magazine 

Byrne  Catherine,  wid.,  grocer,  10  Foster, 
house  do. 

Byrne  Joseph  S.  H,  house  19*  Fifth 

Byrne  Thos.,  grocer,  19  Fifth,  h.  19i  do. 

Byrne  Timothy  J.,  carpenter,  h.  14Suffolk 

Byrnes  Edward,  tailor,  551  Main 

Byron  Geo.  H.,  foreman  of  carpenters,  113 
Broadway,  house  4  Kinnaird 

Byron  John,  painter,  14  Church,  boards 
15  Farwell  place 

CABECEIRA  JOAQUIN,  cabinet  maker, 

house  30  Spring 
Cabot    Charles   B.,  foreman   (Pearl,  B.), 

boards  174  Putnam  avenue 
Cabot  Charles   H.,  clerk,  97   Cambridge, 

boards  33  Sixth  [Sixth 

Cabot  Fannie  L.,  widow  of  Chas.  H.,  h.  33 
Cabot    Henry,   stone    cutter   A.    Parker, 

Gore's  wharf,  house  at  Brighton 
Cabot  Henry  B.,  gold  beater  (85  Sudbury, 

B.),  boards  174  Putnam  avenue 
Cabot  Lucien   S.,  steam  brown  bread  (61 

Brighton,  B.),  house  32  Tremont 
Cabot    Rhoda,  widow   of   Charles,  house 

174  Putnam  avenue 
Cadarette   Felix,  hairdresser,  1|  Brattle, 

house  rear  104  Sparks 
Cade   Charles   B.  (J.  H.  Stevens  &   Co.), 

plumber,  634  Main,  house  113  Norfolk 
Cade  H.  E.  Mrs.,  house  1  Garden 
Cade  William   B.,  varnisher  and  polisher, 

27  Park,  house  do. 
Cade  Wm.  E.,  varnisher,  house  70  River 
Cadger  John  R.,  35  Gore,  house  at  Boston 
Caffrey    Frederic    H.,  action   maker,   624 

Main,  rooms  516  do. 
Caffiy  Ellen  Miss,  dressmaker,  Portland, 

corner  Main,  house  8  Portland 
Cahill  David,  laborer,  house  9  Porter 
Cahill   John  (15   Pemberton  square,  B.), 

house  157  Prospect 
Cahill  John,  farmer,  house  17  Brown 


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Cahill  Matthew,  laborer,  h.  45  School 
Cahill  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Montgom- 
ery, 1st  from  Spruce  on  left 
Cahill  Patrick,  laborer  John  Reardon  & 

Sons,  house  6  Allston 
Cahill  Wm.,  lather,  heuse  10  South 
Cahir  Thomas  F.,  engineer,  Dudley,  cor- 
ner Reed,  house  opposite  do. 
Cain  Andrew,  at  17  Maiia 
Cain  Ann  Mrs.,  house  17  McCabe    ' 
Cain  John   H.,  clerk,  437  Cambridge,  bds. 

rear  108  Tremont 
Cain  Kitty,  widow  of  Thos.,  h.  8  Antrim 
Cain    Thomas,  lard    refiner    Niles  Bros., 

house  rear  108  Tremont 
Cain,  see  Kaioe 

Caine  John,  teamster,  33  Hunting,  h.  do. 
Cairnes  James,  laborer,  house  129  River 
Cairnes  John  C,  carpenter,  h.  129  River 
Cairns  John,  at  162   Broadway,  house  105 
Hampshire  [Hampshire 

Cairns  Michael   M.,  carpenter,  house   105 
Cairns  Wm.,case   maker,  at  162   Broad- 
way, boards  106  Hampshire 
Calderwood  Irving,  at  169  Gore,  house  106 

Cambridge 
Calderwood  John  C,  brass  founder,house 

127  Washington 
Caldwell  Almira,  widow  of  William  F., 

house  131  Cambridge 
Caldwell  Charles  W.,  h.  2  Snow  alley 
Caldwell  Clara  M.,  wid.  of  George,  house 
12  Lopez  [Hampshire 

Caldwell  George  W.,  painter,  house  178 
Caldwell  Geo.  W.,peddler,  h.  2  Snow  alley 
Caldwell   Henry   L.,  teas   (70  Broad,  B.), 

house  302  Harvard 
Caldwell  James  A.,  house  120  Magazine 
Caldwell  Matthew,  bookbinder,  house  rear 

91  Tremont 
Caldwell  Murat,  slater,  h.  170  Franklin 
Caldwell  Nancy  A.  Mrs.,  boarding-house, 

44  Boylston 
Caldwell  Randolph,  h.  12  Dinsmore  ct. 
Caldwell  William,  house  354  Harvard 
Caldwell  William  D.,  driver  Peoples'  line 

coaches,  house  4  Antrim 
Caldwell  William  F.,  baker,  502  Main,  and 

dining-rooms,  463  Main,  house  do. 
Calhan  Edward,  foremau,386  Main,  house 

390  Main 
Calhoun  Arthur  L.s  boards  183  Brookline 
Calhoun  John  R.,  house  183  Brookline 
Call  James  M.,  house  59  Auburn 
Call  Michael,  hostler,  249  Cambridge,  rms. 
22  Willow  [22  Willow 

Call  Thomas,  feeder,  249  Cambridge,  bds. 
Callaghan  Timothy  A.,  teamster,   boards 
53  Cedar  [53  Cedar 

Callaghan    William   A.,   teamster,   house 
Callaghan  William  R.  C,  teamster,  boards 
53  Cedar  [sions,2  Gore,  h.  at  B. 

Callahan  Bernard  (Callahan  Bros.),  provi- 
Callahan  Bros.  (John  and  Bernard  Calla- 
han), provisions,  2  Gore 
Callahan    Catherine,    widow  of  Patrick, 
house  18  Harvard 


Callahan  Charles,  laborer,  h.  37  Warren 
Callahan  Daniel,  gate' tender  Short  street 
crossing  B.  L.  &  C.  R.  R.,  h.  10  Short 
Callahan  Daniel,  police,  station  5,   house 

32  Russell 
Callahan  Frank,  machinist,  356  Main 
Callahan  George  H.,  grocer,   80    Concord 

av. ,  boards  7  Sparks  street  place 
Callahan  Hannah,  widow,  h.  r.  96  Gore 
Callahan  James,  laborer,  house  9  Vine 
Callahan  Jeremiah,  hack  stable,  287  Cam- 
bridge, house  do. 
Callahan  Jeremiah,  laborer  B.  L.  &  C.  R. 

R.,  house  rear  3  Short 
Callahan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  210  Bridge 
Callahan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  190  Winsor 
Callahan  John,  bartender  (B.),  house  257 

Franklin 
Callahan  John,  blacksmith,  h.  186  Bridge 
Callahan  John,  bottler,  238  North  avenue 
Callahan  John,  currier  Miiller  Bros. 
Callahan  John,  clerk,  boards  148  Elm 
Callahan  John,   laborer,  house  7  Sparks 

street  place 
Callahan   John,  blacksmith,   221   Bridge, 

house  rear  258  Bridge 
Callahan  John,  painter,  660  Main,  house 

5  Grant 
Callahan  John    (Callahan  Bros.),   provi- 
sions, 2  Gore,  house  at  Boston 
Callahan  John  P.,  printer   (248   Washing- 
ton, B.),  house  135  Cambridge 
Callahan  John  T.,   cabinet  maker  F.   M. 
Holmes    Furniture     Co.,     house     at 
Charlestown  [Spruce 

Callahan  Margaret,  widow  of  John,  h.   74 
Callahan  Mary,  widow  of  Dennis,   house 

55  Amory 

Callahan  Mary,  widow   of  Dennis,   house 

65  Winter  [40  Foster 

Callahan  Mary,  widow  of  Patrick,  house 

Callahan  Mary,  widow  of  John,  house  257 

Franklin 
Callahan  Mary,  widow  of  Jeremiah,  house 

148  Elm 
Callahan  Michael,  currier,  bds.  72  Spruce 
Callahan  Patrick,  blacksmith,   229   Cam- 
bridge, boards  3  Lech  mere  place 
Callahan   Patrick,   in  Cambridge  rolling 

mill,  boards  8  Davis 
Callahan    Patrick   H.,   polisher,  44  Cam- 
bridge, boards  at  Charlestown 
Callahan    Richard,      at     Boston     Bridge 

Works,  boards  210  Bridge 
Callahan  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  19  Foster 
Callahan  Timothy,  teamster,  h.  7  Fifth 
Callahan     William,     laborer     Cambridge 

Railroad  Co.,  house  392£  Cambridge 
Callau  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  17  Jefferson 
Callanan    Margaret,   widow   of     Patrick, 

house  12  North 
Callanan  Patrick   H.,   asst.   pastor  Saint 

John's  church,  house  83  Otis 
Callender     Charles     A.,    stationery  and 

fancy  goods,  485  Main,  house  487  do. 
Callender  Frances  Miss,  dressmaker,   413 
Main,  house  do. 


LUMBER  &  MOULDINGS.    J.  G.  &  N.  G.  GOOCH. 

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Callender    John,  treas.  Bay  State  Brick 

Co.,  office  (5  Pemberton   square,  B.), 

house  at  Medford 
Callender  Mary  M.   Miss,   stamping,   em- 
broidering, etc.,  413  Main,  house  do. 
Calnan  James  J.  Mrs.,  h.  rear  19  Gore 
Calnan  Maurice,  iron  moulder,  boards  21 

Franklin 
Calnan  Patrick  J.,    at    E.    D.   Sawyer  & 

Co.'s,  house  71  Gore 
Calnan  Timothy,  laborer,  92  Main,   house 

rear  42  Hampshire 
Camack  David,  hostler,    229  Cambridge, 

house  131  Third 
Camberlain   Frank,  cigar  maker,    Pearl, 

house  9  Lopez 
Cambridge  Almanac,  E.  E.    Treffry,    pub- 
lisher, 99  Mount  Auburn 
Cambridge  Almshouse,  Tannery,  William 

E.  Hough,  warden 
Cambridge  Casino,  Mt.  Auburn,  c.  Bath 
Cambridge  Cemetery,  James  K.    Farwell, 

supt..  Coolidge  av.,  n.  Watertown  line 
/  1AMBRIDGE  CHRONICLE, 
VJ   Linn  B.  Porter,  editor  and  proprietor, 

office  573  Main  (150  Tremont,  rm.  6,B. ) 
Cambridge    City    Guards    Armory,   City 

building,  Brattle  square 
Cambridge  Cold   Storage  Co.,  Daniel  A. 

Patch,  prop.,  25  Main 
Cambridge  Conservatory  of  Music,  George 

Fisher,  director,  4  Lee 
Cambridge  Co-operative  Saving  Fund  and 

Loan  Association,  89  Cambridge 
Cambridge  Extract  Co.,  F.    E.    Martell  & 

Co.,  539  Main,  and  (115  Water,  B.) 
Cambridge  Gas  Light  Co.,  Hilton's  block, 

424  Harvard  [Fayette 

Cambridge  High  School,  Broadway,   cor. 

CAMBRIDGE    ICE    CO.,    L.  M. 
Hnnnum,  prop.,  549  Main 
CAMBRIDGE  LAUNDRY,  Geo. 
L.  Shorey,    prop.,  Soden,  offices   (343 
Washington  and  23  Bromfield,  B.) 

CAMBRIDGE  MUTUAL  FIRE 
INSURANCE  CO.,  J.  W.  Cook, 
pies. ;  Alfred  L.  Barbour,  secretary, 
and  treasurer,  555  Main 
i  1AMBRIDGE  NATIONAL 
\J  BANK,  D.  R.  Sortwell,  president, 
J.  C.  Bullard,  cashier,  87  Cambridge 

CAMBRIDGE  NEWS,  D.  A.  Buck- 
ley, editor  and  proprietor,  547  Main 
Cambridge  Observatory,  junction  Garden, 

Bond  and  Concord  avenue 
Cambridge  Post-office,  7  Harvard  row 

CAMBRIDGE  PRESS,  James  Cox, 
proprietor,  office  531  Main 
Cambridge  Public   Library,   Miss  Almira 
L.  Hayward,  librarian,  Masonic  Hall 
building,  639  Main 

CAMBRIDGE  RAILROAD  CO., 
Fred  T.  Stevens,  sec.  and  treas.,  3 
Harvard  square 

CAMBRIDGE  ROLLING 
MILLS,  Gilmore  &  Eustis,  props., 
126  Portland,  office  (40  Kilby,  B. ) 


CAMBRIDGE      SAVINGS 
BANK,  Chas.  W.  Sever,  pres.;   J  as. 
M.  Thurston,  treas.,  2  Harvard  row 
Cambridge  Social  Union  Rooms,  Roberts 
block,  15  Brattle 

CAMBRIDGE  TRIBUNE,  Trib- 
une Publishing  Co.,  3  Linden 

Cambridge  Vinegar  Works,  Herbert  Der- 
by, proprietor,  75  Main 

Cambridge  Water  Board,  Geo.  P.  Carter, 
pres. ;  .J.  Warren  Cotton,  water  regis- 
trar, office  City  Hall,  660  Main 

Cambridgeport  Diary  Co.,  diary  mnfrs., 
105  Magazine 

Cambridgeport  Express  Co.,  Savage  & 
Son,  proprietors,  600  Main 

CAMBRIDGEPORT  NATION- 
AL BANK,  A.  P.  Morse,  pres. ;  S. 

B.  Snow,  cashier,  585  Main 
Cambridgeport    Post-office,    William    S. 

Arnaud,  supt.,  611  Main 
Cambridgeport  Savings  Bank,  Benjamin 

Tilton,  president,  635  Main 
Came  Ada  M.  Miss,  music  teacher,  h.  12 

Front 
Came    Daniel,   tinsmith    Seavey    &    Co., 

Third,  h.  12  Front  [blk.,  Gore 

Came  Geo.  A.,  teamster,  h.  Squire's  brick 
Cameron  Hugh  B.,  sewing  machine  agt., 

647  Main,  house  17  Suffolk 
Cameron  Hugh  L.,  gardener  P.  O'Brien  & 

Son,  89  Sparks,  bds.  40  Putnam  av. 
Campbell  Alexander,  carpenter,  h.  10  Eliot 
Campbell  Andrew,   boiler  mnfr.,  Broad- 
way, cor.  Sixth,  h.  80  Washington 
Campbell  Bridget,  wid.  of  William,  house 

152  Bridge 
Campbell  Charles,  cooper,  house  2  Vine 
Campbell  Daniel,  plasterer,  bds.  Boylston 
Campbell   David  J.,   telegraph   operator, 

engine  house,  Brattle  sq.,  h.  12  Eliot 
Campbell  Dougall,  carpenter,  house  157 

Winsor 
Campbell  Edw.,  harness  maker,  4  Brattle 
Campbell  Edw.  H.,  clerk,  1  Vine,  b.  3  do. 
Campbell  Elizabeth  A.,  widow  of  James, 

house  147  Cambridge 
Campbell  Eliza  A.,  widow  of  Russell,  h. 

17  Rockwell 
Campbell  Francis,  discount  clerk  Traders 

N  it.  Bank  (91  State,  B. ),  bds.  36  Lee 
Campbell  George  J.,  carpenter,  house  307 

Cambridge 
Campbell  Harrison  C,  teamster  R.  Weitze, 

house  Eighth,  near  Spring 
Campbell  Hattie  Mrs.,  house  107  Otis 
Campbell  Hector  L.,  moulder  H.  M.  Bird, 

Pelham,  house  at  Somerville 
Campbell  Hugh,  grocer,   1  Vine,  corner 

Third,  house  3  do. 
Campbell  James,  stone  cutter  John  Har- 
rington &  Clark,  Gore's  wharf,  Third, 

house  at  Stoneham  [h.  11  Union 

Campbell  John,  machinist,  162  Broadway, 
Campbell  John,   boiler  maker,   356  Main, 

house  10  Blanche  [11  Union 

Campbell  John  A.,  clerk,   621   Main,  bds. 


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Campbell  J.  F.  Mrs.,  house  36  Lee 
Campbell  Malcora,  teamster  J.  H.  Eames, 

house  28  Portland 
Campbell  Mark,  laborer,  house  88  Fifth 
Campbell  Mary  P.,  widow,  house  40  Pearl 
Campbell  Neill,  at  17  Main 
Campbell  Oliver  B.,  house  116  North  av. 
Campbell  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  r.  125  Third 
Campbell  Patrick,  stone-cutter,  70  Bridge, 

house  at  Somerville 
Campbell  Robert,  provisions  (8  Somerset, 

B.),  house  20£  Brookline 
Campbell  Robert  H.,,  cloth  inspector  (72 

Franklin,  B.),  boards  41  River 
Campbell  Robert  M.,  house  41  River 
Campbell  Sarah  A.   Miss,  dressmaker,  95 

Mt.  Auburn,  house  do. 
Campbell  Thomas  F., hairdresser,  58  Cam- 
bridge, boards  71  do. 
Campbell  Thomas  R.,   sheet  iron  worker 

(94  Blackstone,  B.),  house  60  River 
Campbell  Tunis  G.  jr.,  house  4  Suffolk 
Campbell  William  (William   Campbell  & 

Co.),  boiler  mnfr.,  356  Main,   house 

168  Harvard  [line,  h.  do. 

Campbell  William,   grocer,    128     Brook- 
Campbell  William  H.,   carpenter   (B.),  h. 

32  Charles 
Campbell  William  H.,  boards  12  Eliot 
Campbell     William    J.,    machinist,     162 

Broadway,  house  58  Mt.  Auburn 
Campbell  William  T.,  student  H.  XL,  h. 

36  Lee 

CAMPBELL  WILLIAM  &   CO. 
(William  and  Wilson  Campbell),  boil- 
er mnfrs.,  356  Main 
Campbell  Wilson,  boiler  maker,  356  Main 
Campbell  Wilson  2d  (William  Campbell  & 
Co.),   boiler  mnfr.,  356  Main,   house 
168  Harvard 
Canard  Thomas,  stem  sticker,  162  Broad- 
way, house  17  Tremont 
Canfield  Chas.  T.,  clergyman  and  teacher, 

house  1  Berkeley 
Cannaman    Henry,   teamster,   rooms  197 

Harvard 
Cannavan  Ann,  wid.  of  Jas.,  h.  20  East 
Cannavan  Ellen,  widow  of  James,  house 

rear  335  Cambridge 
Cannavan   John,  soapmaker,  boards  rear 
335  Cambridge  [Hunting 

Cannavan  Richard  L.,  laborer,  house   18 
Cannell  Henry  (H.  N.  Hovey  &  Co.),  gro- 
cer, 89  Cambridge,  house  55|  Gore 
Cannell  Joseph,  carpenter,  bds.  55£  Gore 
Cannon  Hugh,  laborer,  house  22  Foster 
Cannon  Rose  Miss,  house  40  Winthrop 
Canterbury   George  W.,  fruit,  etc.,  house 

74  Lake 
Canty  Dennis  G.,  coachman,  h.  62  Amory 
Canty  John,  teamster,  boards  83  Bridge 
Canty  Joseph  M.,  printerUniversity  Press, 

house  at  Brookline 
Canty  Zeph,  clerk,  house  73  Gore 
Capelle  Charles,  printer,  house  2  Simonds' 

block,  DeWolf 
Capelle  Jonas  F.,  clerk,  h.  138  Thorndike 


Capelle  Thomas,  carpenter,  h.45  Spruce 
Capen  Charles  L.,  music  teacher  (281  Co- 
lumbus av.,  B.),  boards  28  Mellen 
Capen  Edward  N.  (Capen,  Sprague  &  Co.), 

oil  mnfr.,  Sixth,  house  at  Boston 
Capen  Lizzie  C.  Miss,  teat  her  Webster 
grammar  school,  boards  50  Magazine 
Capen,  Sprague  &  Co.  (Edward  N.  Capen, 
Charles  Sprague,  and  Charles  G.  B. 
Smith),  lubricating  oil  mnfrs.,  Sixth, 
corner  Potter,  and  (8  Custom  House 
street,  B.)  |Soden  pi. 

Carbery  Patrick,  hostler,  120  Green,  h.  2 
Carbone  Rosaire,  hairdresser,  138  Cam- 
bridge, boards  301  do. 
Carbouno  Napoleon,  mason,  h.  108  Spruce 
Carbrey  Hugh  M.,  trader,  house  6  Second 
street  court  [Cushing 

Carahan  John,  lab.,  b.  Michael  Kelley's, 
Carew  Edward  J.,  cooper  J.  H.   Eames, 

house  214  Pearl 
Carew  Thomas  A.,  sculptor,  h.  29  Everett 
Carew  Bridget,  widow  of  Michael,  house 

87  Gore 
Carey  Jeremiah,  clerk,  169  Bridge,  house 

87  Gore 
Carey  John  M.,  teamster,  boards  87  Gore 
Carey  Margaret,  widow  of  James,  board- 
ing-house, 23  Brighton 
Carey  Maurice,  currier,  house  rear  6  East 
Carey  Philip,  laborer,  house  27  Vine 
Carey  Timothy,  carpenter,  boards  87  Gore 
Carey,  see  Cary        ,  [Boston 

Carl  John,  safe  maker,  17  Main,  house  at 
Carl  Patrick,  at  17  Main 
Carle  James  A.  (J.  A.  Carle  &   Co.),  stair 

builder,  State,  boards  40  Austin 
Carle  J.  A.  &  Co.    (James   A.  Carle  and 
Frederick  R.  Humiston),  stair  build- 
ers, Rhoades  building,  State 
Carleton  Deborah  Miss,  bds.  44  Holyoke 
Carleton  George  H.,  conductor  Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co.,  house  at  Somerville 
Carleton  John  P.,  piano  maker,  624  Main, 

boards  23  William 
Carley  George  E.,  chief  clerk  B.   L.   &  C. 

R.  R.  shop,  house  at  Stoneham 
Carley  James,  laborer,  house  9  Donnell 
Carley  John  E.,  gardener,  bds.  9  Donnell 
Carley  Kate  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  112   Pearl, 

house  do. 
Carley  Patrick  W.,  plumber,  b.  9.  Donnell 
Carlin    James    T.,    brass    moulder    (B.) 
house  rear  3  State  [Eliot 

Carlin  William  A.,  plumber,  8  Brattle,  h.9 
Carlish  Abram,  peddler,  Lechmere  block 
Carlisle  John, glazier  (29  Charlestown,B.), 

boards  J.  C.  Lund's,  Mt.  Vernon 
Carlock  Charles  T.,  diary  maker,  105  Mag- 
azine, house  12  Fairmont  av. 
Carlock  John  R.,  watch   case   maker  (8 

Province  court,  B. ),  house  430  Main 
Carlow  John  P.,  trav.  salesman,  house  129 
Harvard  [Crescent  av. 

Carlson  Carl,  potter,  bds.  Peter  Bouget's, 
Carlton  Catherine  Mrs.,  house  5  Hunting 
Carlton  Crawford,  boards  53  Oxford 


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Carlton   James,    boiler  maker,    92  Main, 

house  at  East  Boston 
Carlton  John  P.,  624  Main,  rms.  23 William 
Carman    Charles    W.,  grocer,   421    Main, 

house  2  Cherry  [Cherry- 

Carman  Frank  E.,  clerk,  421  Main,  bds.  2 
Carman  Luther  Mrs.,  h.  lUi  Worcester 
Carmichael  Ann  Miss,  house  91  Fourth 
Carmichael  John,  baggage-master  B.  L.  & 

C.  R.  R.  (B.),  house  102  Cambridge 
Carnes  John,  shoemaker,  h.  11  William 
Cames   Michael,  case  maker,  162   Broad- 
way, house  105  Hampshire 
Carney  Catherine  Miss,  house  18  Brown 
Carney  Edwin  A.,  clerk,  543   Main,  house 

4  Lamson  place 
Carney  Frank,  boards  13  Holly  avenue 
Carney  Frank  H.,  piano  tuner    (156   Tre- 

mout,  B.J,  house  109  Putnam  avenue 
Carney  James,  printer,  house  27  Sidney 
Carney  James  H.,  finisher,  44  Cambridge, 

house  at  Charlestown 
Carney  James  J.,  teamster,  h.78  Brighton 
Carney  Johu,  laborer,  house  33  Harding 
Carney  John,  boards  134  Spruce 
Carney  John,  marble   worker   (60   Haver 

hill,  B.),  h.  Bristol,  n.  Webster  av. 
Carney  Joseph  Mrs.,  house  36  Amory 
Carney  Owen,  laborer,  house  18  Brown 
Carney    Patrick,    farmer    and    milkman, 

house  Fresh  Pond  lane 
Carney  Patrick  J.,  boards  18  Brown 
Carney  Rebecca,  widow  of  Bernard,  house 

134  Spruce  [bldg.,  Otis 

Carney   Wm.,   cabinet  maker,  Woodbury 
Carney  Wm.,  cooper,  b.  14  Squire's  court 
Carney  Wm.  laborer,  house  115  Fourth 
Carney  William  A.,  farmer,  boards  Patrick 

Carney's,  Fresh  Pond  lane 
Carpenter  Alexander   C,  blacksmith,    h. 

74  Harvard 
Carpenter     George,    coffin     maker,    203 

Bridge,  house  rear  58  Winter 
Carpenter  Reuben,  engraver,  h.  45  Clark 
Carpenter    Samuel,   tinsmith,   387     Cam- 
bridge, house  377  do.  [Clark 
Carpenter    Thomas,  cabinet   maker,  h.  21 
Carr  Alton  E.,  clerk,  Dds.  17  Mt  Auburn 
Carr  Arthur,  laborer,  house  11  Jefferson 
Carr  Bernard,  laborer,  house  18  Decatur 
Carr  Charles,  cabinet  maker,  Woodbury 

building,  Otis 
Carr  Charles,  carpenter,  house  37  Garden 
Can  Charles,  soap  maker  Carr  Bros.,  h. 

20  Decatur 
Carr  Charles  EI.,  printer,  h.  2  Hancock  pi. 
Carr  Caroline  E.  Miss,  teacher  Kindergar- 
ten school,  76  Moore  [School 
Carr  Edward,  core  maker,  354  Main,  b.  21 
Carr  Edward    J.,    stereotyper    Riverside 

Press,  h.  21  Franklin  [Auburn 

Carr  Edwin  S.,  slater,  Grant, h.  17  Mount 
Carr  Frank  P.,  driver  hose  5,  house   195 

Hampshire 
Carr  Henry,  laborer,  h.  9  Dinsmore  court 
Carr  Joseph,  mariner,  house  4  Antrim 
Carr  Julia,  wid.  of  Patrick,  h.  171   Winsor 


Carr  Martin  C,  porter  (B.),  house  6  Cow- 

perthwaite 
Carr  Mary  Miss,  house  31  Mill 
Carr    Michael   (Carr  Bros.),   soap  mnfr., 

rear  12  Lopez,  bouse  do. 
Carr  Nathaniel,  coal   (280  Causeway,  B.), 

house  7  Walnut  avenue 
Carr  Patrick,  teamster,  house  12  North 
Carr  Richard,  fish-packer,  h.  23  Suffolk 
Carr    Richard  T.,  lithographer  Riverside 

Press,  boards  rear  105  Putnam  av. 
Carret  J.  Francisco,  Boston  Public  Library 

(46  Boylston,  B. ),  h.  6  Appian-way 
Carrick  Henry  C,  nurse,  880  Main 
Carrington  Fannie  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  71 

Putnam  avenue,  house  do. 
Carrington   John  L.,   hostler  Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co.,  Dunster,  house  21  Elmer 
Carrington     Leander,    laborer,    house    9 

Cowperthwaite 
Carrington    Robert    F.,   waiter  (Young's 

Hotel,  B.),  boards  115  Columbia 
Carrington  Solomon,  porter  (Young's  Ho- 
tel, B.),  rooms  71  Putnam  avenue 
Carroll  Bridget  Miss,  house  191  Dublin 
Carroll    Caroline    Miss,     dressmaker,     1 

Athens,  house  do. 
Carroll  Charles,  driver  J.  C.  Stiles,  boards 

14  Squire's  court 
Carroll  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  4  Jefferson 
Carroll  Daniel,  grain  measurer,  boards  foot 

of  Stevens  court 
Carroll  Daniel,  laborer,  boards  159  Spring 
Carroll  David,  plumber,  h.  13  Stevens  ct. 
Carroll  David,  laborer,  house  12  Porter 
Carroll  Edward  A.,  machinist  B.  L.  &  C. 

R.  R.  repair  shop,  b.  116  Cambridge 
Carroll  Eliza,  wid.  of  John,  h.  30  Winter 
Carroll  Ellen,  wid.  of  John,  h.  124  Green 
Carroll  James,  butcher,  house  63  Winter 
Carroll  James,  laborer,  house  13  Grant 
Carroll  James,  tinsmith,  b.  1  Hampshire 
Carroll  James,  laborer,  boards  48  Winter 
Carroll  James  H.,   sewing-machines,  116 

Cambridge,  house  do. 
Carroll  Jeremiah,  engineer  Browne,  Mur- 
phy &  Co.,  Blanche,  b.  34  Hampshire 
Carroll  John,  laborer,  house  Vineyard 
Carroll  John,  laborer,  house  32  Banks 
Carroll  John,  slater  (232   Cambridge,   B.), 

house  34  Charles  River 
Carroll  John  F.,  machinist,  h.  145  Gore 
Carroll  John  F.,  glass-maker,  h.228  Bridge 
Carroll  John  I.,  laborer,  153  Putnam  ave- 
nue, house  57  Pleasant 
Carroll  John  R.,  shoemaker,  h.  123  Gore 
Carroll  Julia,  wid.  of  Edw.,  h.  30  Fourth 
Carroll  Margaret  Miss,   dressmaker,  h.  1 

Athens  [h.  do. 

Carroll  Maria  Miss,  dressmaker,  124  Green, 
Carroll  Michael,  brush   maker,  boards  116 

Cambridge 
Carroll  Olivia  Mrs.,  house  10  Plymouth 
Carroll  Patrick,  laborer,  house  163  Green 
Carroll  Patrick,  laborer,  bds.  159  Spring 
Carroll  Patrick,  laborer,  boards  48  Winter 
Carroll  Patrick,  house  360  Broadway 


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Carroll  Patrick  jr.,  boards  360  Broadway 
Carroll  Patrick  H.,  laborer,  h.  r.  127  Elm 
Carroll  Richard,  laborer,  h.  6  Conlon  ct. 
Carroll  Richard,  bds.  foot  of  Stevens  ct. 
Carroll   Sylvester,  back-driver,  house  44 

De  Wolf 
Carroll  Wm.,  coachman,  h.  7  Norton  pi. 
Carroll  Wm.,  house  foot  of  Stevens  court 
Carroll  Wm.  A.,  printer  University  Press, 

rooms  46  Mt.  Auburn 
Carroll  Wm.  H.,   marble  worker   (Haver- 
hill, B.),  house  67  Charles 
Carron  Charles,  printer  University  Press, 

boards  2  Brewer's  block,  Brattle  sq. 
Carruth  Chas.  E.,  grocer,  72  River,  boards 

9  Laurel  [Laurel 

Carruth  Geo.  E.,  clerk,  72  River,  house  9 
Carruthers     Edwin    J.,    bookkeeper,    17 

Main,  house  at  Melrose 
Carson  Patrick,  carpenter,  h.  186  Green 
Carson  Robert,  soap-maker,  b.  149  Franklin 
Carson  Robert  W.,  lithographer,  boards  1 

Loughrey  avenue 
Carter  Edbert  E.,  cooper,  b.  93Thorndike 
Carter  Elizabeth  Miss,  house  12  Lowell 
Carter  Frank  H.  (A.  &  E.  Burton   &  Co.), 

12  Gore  and  (21  Exchange,  B.),  house 

at  Boston  Highlands 
Carter  George,   glass-maker,  house  rear 

168  Cambridge 
Carter    George  E.,   picture    frames    (569 

Washington,  B.),  h.  152  Cambridge 
Carter  George  E.,  boards 451  Austin 
Carter  George  P.,  bookbinder  (76  Sudbury, 

B.),  and  (Geo.  Woods  &  Co.),  organs, 

624  Main,  and  pres.  Cambridge  Water 

Works,  City  hall,  house  61  Austin 
Carter  Harriet  Miss,  city  missionary  (19 

Congregational  House,   Beacon,  B.), 

house  14  Western  avenue 
Carter  Harriet  W.,  widow  of  Elisha,  house 

14  Western  avenue 
Carter  Harry  A.,  steward, h.  426  Camb. 
Carter  Herbert  L.,  clerk,  624  Main,  house 

at  Boston  [Willard 

Carter  Jas.,  coachman  Chas.  Deane,  h.  31 
Carter  James  H.,   pastor  Union  Baptist 

church,  house  71  Putnam  avenue 
Carter  John,  machinist  (B.),  h.  31  Carson 

CARTER  JOSIAH  H„  real    estate 
and   mortgage  broker   (31   State,  B.j, 

boards  318  Harvard 
Carter  Lemuel  T.,  sawyer,   3  Hampshire, 

house  478  Cambridge  [Austin 

Carter  Martha  L.,  widow  of  John,  h.  38 
Carter  M.  A.  Mrs.,  house  81  North  avenue 
Carter  Nathan  A.,   clerk,    154    Harvard, 

house  4  Boardman  place 
Carter  Noel  A  ,  hardware   (229  Franklin, 

B.),  bouse  66  Antrim 
Carter  Richard  H.,  waiter  Memorial  Hall, 

rooms  Bevely  Brown's,  Jay  [vard 

Carter  Susie  A.,  variety  store,  177  Har- 
Carter  Wm.   G.,  hostler  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  house  rear  90  Harvard 
Carter  Wm.  H.,  hostler  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  201  Main,  house  72  Harvard 


Cartwrigbt  Ezekiel,  rope  maker,  house  7 

Murdock 
Cartwright  James,  tinsmith  (31  John,  B.), 

house  58  Auburn 
Cartwright  James   A.,  clothing  (19  Elm, 

B.),  house  21  Forest 
Cartwright  Joseph  P.,  driver  S.   F.  E.  5, 

house  196  Hampshire 
Cartwright  Mary  E.,  widow  of  Samuel, 

house  77  Broadway 
Cartwright  Philip,  box  maker,  3  Hamp- 
shire, house  7  Murdock 
Carty  Henry,  machinist,  house  129  Winsor 
Carry  Henry  T.,  music  teacher,  boards  129 

Winsor  [Winsor 

Carty  John  J.  (40   Pearl,  B.),  boards  129 
Carty  John,  Mass.  General  Hospital  (Blos- 
som, cor.  Allen,  B.),  house  74  Otis 
Carty,  see  McCarty,  also  McCarthy 
Carver  John   B.,  organ  action  maker,  162 

Broadway,  boards  8  Village 
Carvill  Tamar,  widow  of  Sewall,  boards 

119  Washington 
Cary  Sarah  G.  Miss,  house  62  Brattle 
Cary  Thomas  G.,  boards  92  Brattle 
Cary,  see  Carey 

Case  Benjamin  W.,  driver,  b.  68  Columbia 
Case  Lyman  G.,  teamster  (99  Sudbury.B.), 

house  68  Columbia 
Casey  Andrew  A.,  baker,  502  Main,  house 

15  Pine  [Hastings 

Casey  Bernard,  carpenter,  house  rear  79 
Casey  Bridget,  widow,  house  347  Main 
Casey  Edward,  laborer,  h.  2  Norfolk  court 
Casey  George,  laborer,  house   1   Rogers' 

block,  Washington  [77  Gore 

Casey  Jamea  S..  driver  S.  F.  E.  No.  3,  h. 
Casey  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  r.  77  Elm 
Casey  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  49  Willow 
Casey  John,  helper,  72  Main,  h.  172  Third 
Casey  John,  britannia  worker,  b.  117  Gore 
Casey  John,  laborer,  h.  rear  80  Boylston 
Casey  John,  laborer,  boards  50  Boylston 
Casey  John,  clerk  B.  &  M.  R.  R.,  house  8 

Winter 
Casey  John  H.,  boards  rear  79  Hastings 
Casey  Michael,  laborer,  house  89  Elm 
Casey  Michael,  porter  (Tremont  House, 

B.),  house  91  Fifth 
Casey  Patrick,  laborer,  house  31  Vine 
Casey  Peter  J.,  lawyer,  97  Cambridge 
Casey  Thomas,  cabinet  maker,  h.  32  Vine 
Casey   Thomas,  laborer,  house  7  Foster's 

block,  Baldwin  place 
Casey  Thos.,  machinist,  b.  163  Broadway 
Casey  Thomas  J.,  chief  engineer  Fire  De- 
partment, office  City  Hall,  house   173 

Cambridge 
Casey  Timothy,  laborer,  house  26  North 
Casey  Wm.,  laborer,  house  4  Dickinson 
Casey  Wm.,  undertaker,  104  Fourth,  h.  do. 
Casey  WTilliam  E.  J.,  conductor  Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co.,  house  25  Mt.  Auburn 
Cashman  James,  laborer,  h.  17  Jefferson 
Cashman  John,  currier,  house  26  Donnell 
Cashman  John,  laborer,  house  50  Cedar 
Cashman  Mary  E.  Miss,  h.  50  Holyoke 


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Cashman  Michael,  laborer,  h.  5  Lincoln 
Cashman  Patrick,  wheelwright,  232  North 

avenue,  house  rear  7  Reed 
Cashman  Thomas,  bookbinder  Riverside 

Press,  house  536  Main 
Casper   Maximilian,  glass   cutter,   boards 

Charles,  coiner  Sixth 
Casper  Nicholas,  brass  spinner  (Travers, 

cor.  Beverly,  B.),  b.  Charles,  c   Sixth 
Cass   Calvin   P.,   traveling    salesman,   22 

Pearl,  house  do. 
Cass  Frederick  G.  (F.  A.  Kennedy  &  Co.), 

502  Main,  house  12  Green 
Cass  Sarah  G.,  widow  of  Enoch  C,  house 

12  Green 
Cassidy  Ann,  wid.  of  Edward,  h.120  Pearl 
Cassidy  Edward,  glass  cutter  N.  E.  Glass 

Co.,  house  79  Spring 
Cassidy   Edward,  clerk    (B.  &   M.  freight 

depot.  B.).  boards  12U  Pearl 
Cassidy  Edward,  boards  rear  43  Winter 
Cassidy  John,  tinsmith,  153  Putnam  ave- 
nue, rooms  26  Prince  [Fifth 
Casteels  Alphonse,  cabinet  maker,  h.  73 
Casteels  Edmund,  cabinet  maker,  house 

73  Fifth 
Castle  Eliza,  wid.  of  Jas.,  h.  52  Columbia 
Castle  James  C,  clerk,  473   Main,  boards 

52  Columbia 
Caswell   Alauson   W.,  painter,  604  Main, 

house  4  Fairmont  avenue 
Caswell  Annie  J.,  bookkeeper,  245  Broad- 
way, boards  93  Hampshire 
Caswell  Elizabeth,  widow  of  John,  house 

515  Green 
Caswell  Geo.  B.,  foreman,  139  Broadway, 

house  &J  Western  avenue 
Caswell  Isabel  R.,  widow  of  Alanson    B., 

house  124  Austin  [28  Decatur 

Caswell  Jane  B.,  widow  of  George  W  ,bds. 
Caswell  Lydia,  widow,  h.  115  Washington 
Caswell  Susan,  widow  of  Thomas,  house 

93  Hampshire 
Cate   George  F.,  express  (25   Central  sq., 

and  7  Merchants  row,  B. ),  h.  49  Clark 
Cate  Laviua  T.  Mrs.,  house  49  Clark 
Cate  Louisa  L.,  widow  of  James,  house  7 

Appian-way 
Cate  Luther  G.,  lumber,  h.  14  Concord  av. 
Cates   A.  Lincoln,  driver,   79  Cambridge, 

boards  do. 
Catlin  Peter,  at  137  Broadway 
Caton  Mary,  .widow,  house  14  Hayes  court 
Caulkins   Frederick  J.}  clerk,   647   Mam, 

boards  96  Austin 
Caulkins  Herbert  L.,  student,  b.  96  Austin 
Caulkins  Louisa  B.,  widow  of  Jonathan, 

house  96  Austin 
Cavanagh   Annie,  widow,  house  85  Con- 
cord avenue  [12  Appian-way 
Cavanagh   Bridget,  widow  of  Patrick,  h. 
Cavanagh  John,  cook,  h.  45  Brookline 
Cavanagh    Michael,    harness  maker,   443 

Main,  house  59£  Franklin 
Cavanagh  Michael  T.,  grocer,  346  North 

avenue,  house  do. 
Cavanagh  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  26  Winter 


Cavanagh  Thomas  H.,  action  maker,  162 
Broadway,  h.  85  Concord  avenue 

Cavanagh,  see  Kavanagh 

Cavanaugh  John,  action  maker,  162 
Broadway,  house  85  Concord  avenue 

Cawley  Thomas  J.,  laborer,  211  Bridge, 
house  210  do. 

Cederholm  Nels,  cabinet  maker  (96  Wash- 
ington. B.),  house  36  Cherry 

Cederlund  Ludvig  P.,  die  polisher,  house 
rear  126  Gore  [Fourth 

Celdwell    Samuel    P.,   machinist,   h.    119 

Centennial  Am.  Tea  Co.,  David  W.  Fow- 
ler, manager,  527  Main 

Centennial  Am.  Tea  Co.,T.  J.  Stevenson, 
manager,  130  Cambridge 

Chabot  Joseph,  tinsmith  Seavey  &  Co., 
Third,  house  46  Pelham 

Chad  bourne  Arthur  P.,  student  H.  U.,  b. 
21  Buckingham 

Chadbourne  George  S.  Rev.,  pastor  Har- 
vard M.  E.  church,  h.  82  Prospect 

Chadbourne  Samuel  G.,  clerk  (34  High, 
B. ),  boards  82  Prospect 

Chadbourne  Samuel  R.,  fly  finisher,  162 
Broadway,  house  at  Medford 

Chadbourne  Wm.  Mrs.,  h.  21  Buckingham 

Chad  wick  Alford  F.,  at  137  Broadway,  h. 
44  Winsor  [Cottage 

Chadwick   Harlem,  at  72  Main,  boards  50 

Chadwick  Sarah  A.,  widow  of  Ward,house 
5  Ashburtou  place 

Chadwick  William  P.,  clerk  (235  Pleas- 
ant, B.),  house  54  Sidney 

Chaffee  Knowiton  S.  (Chaffee  &  Cum- 
mings),  charcoal,  Bridge,  and  pres. 
Cambridge  Railroad  Co.,  h.  55  Otis 

Chaffee  &  Cummings  (Knowiton  S.  Chaf- 
fee and  Daniel  P.  Cummings),  char- 
coal, junction  Bridge  and  Cambridge 

Chaffers  Hampton,  waiter,  b.  121  Brattle 

Chalk  Abraham  B.,  shoemaker,  house  26 
Fourth 

Challis  Alfred,  at  University  Press,  house 
42  Holyoke 

Chalmers  Frank  S.,  shoemaker  (341  Wash- 
ington, B.),  house  25  Webster  avenue 

Chalmers  William  jr.,  box  maker,  3 
Hampshire,  rooms  52  Columbia 

Chamberlain  Allen  H.,  student  H.  U., 
rooms  45  Sacramento 

Chamberlain  Fred,  cigar  maker,  35 
Pearl,  house  9  Locust 

Chamberlain  George  D.,  overseer  of  the 
poor,  and  beef  (46  F.  H.  market,  B.), 
house  5  River  [19  Essex 

Chamberlain  James  A.,  confectioner,  bds. 

Chamberlain  James  F.,  silver  plater  (21 
School,  B. ),  house  H6  Prospect 

Chamberlain  J.  Paul,  plumber,  634  Main, 
boards  91  Auburn 

Chamberlain  Lydia  S.  E.,  widow  of  Arte- 
mus  W.,  house  423  Broadway 

Chamberlain  Mary  A.  N.,  assistant  matron 
almshouse,  Tannery,  house  do. 

Chamberlain  Nathan  H.,  clergyman,  h. 
423  Broadway  


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Chamberlain  Newell,  beef  (46  F.  H.  mkt., 
B. ),  house  7  River 

Chamberlain  Sally  N.  Mrs., teacher  Board- 
man  primary  school,  house  91  Auburn 

Chamberlayne  Charles  F.,  lawyer,  7  Brat- 
tle and  (14  Pemberton  sq.,  B.),  boards 
423  Broadway 

Chamberlayne  Henry  D.,  clerk  (60  Sum- 
mer, B.j,  boards  423  Broadway 

Chamberlin  Alfred  N.,  shoemaker,  642 
Main,  house  10  King  place 

Chamberlin  A.  Otis,  letter  carrier  P.  O., 
611  Main,  house  10  King  place 

Chamberlin  Charles  U.  (D.  U.  Chamber- 
lin &  Co.),  hardware,  622  Main,boards 
659  do. 

Chamberlin  Daniel  U.  (D.  U.  Chamberlin 
&  Co.),  hardware,  622  Main,  and  treas. 
Charles  River  St.  Railway  Co.,  484 
do.,  house  659  do. 

Chamberlin  D.  TJ.  &  Co.  (Daniel  U.,  Geo. 
H.  and  Charles  U.  Chamberlin),  hard- 
ware, etc.,  622  Main 

Chamberlin  Edward  &  Co.,  Boston  Chem- 
ical Works,  Third,  near  Bent 

Chamberlin  Ella  M.  Miss,  whistling  solo- 
ist, boards  89  Columbia 

Chamberlin  Geo.  H.  (D.  U.  Chamberlin  & 
Co.),  hardware,  622  Main,  boards  77 
Brattle 

Chamberlin  Samuel  B.  (6  Central  market, 
B.),  house  289  Pearl 

Chamberlin  Sarah  F.,  widow  of  Charles 
P.,  house  39  Columbia 

Chamberlin  Volney  li.,  h.  167  Brookline 

Chamberlin  Winston  W.,  clerk  (cellar  1, 
New  F.  H.  market,  B.),  h.  120  Norfolk 

Chamberlin,  see  Chamberlain,  also  Cham- 
berlayne 

Chambers  John,  tanner  Miiller  Bros.,  b. 
3(>4  North  avenue  [h.  6  Green 

Chambers  John  H.,  foreman  J.  H.  E-traes, 

Chambers  VV.  Cyrus,  at  University  Press, 
house  at  Somerville 

Champmx  Edward,  farmer,  h.  Ill  Spruce 

Champlin  Edgar  R.,  lawyer  (209  Wash- 
ington, room  57,  B  ),  bds.  086  Main 

Chandler  Amanda  M.  Mrs.,  h.  35  Hudson 

Chandler  Anna  E.,  widow  of  John,  house 
30  Putnam  avenue 

Chandler  Archie,  at  Boston  Bridge  Works, 
Sixth,  boards  3  Hastings  square 

Chandler  B.  P.  Miss,  house  37  Columbia 

Chandler  Charles  H.,  bookkeeper  (178 
Devonshire,  B),  house  269  Harvard 

Chandler  Edward  R.,  .hatter  (71  Cam- 
bridge, B.),  house  22  Front. 

Chandler  Elmer  E.,  draughtsman  (84 
Kingston,  B.),  boards  16  Amory 

Chandler  Emeline  B.,  widow  of  Ebeuezer, 
house  16  Amory 

Chandler  Emery  A.,  bookkeeper,  502 
Main,  house  37  Columbia 

Chandler  Everett  S.,  law  student,  boards 
30  Putnam  avenue 

Chandler  E.  A.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  37  Co- 
lumbia, house  do. 


Chandler  E.  Dana,  designer  (187  Boyls- 
ton,  B.),  boards  61  Dana 

Chandler  Frank  A.,  stereotyper  Riverside 
Press,  boards  22  Front 

Chandler  Gilbert  E.,  clerk,  bds.  16  Amory 

Chandler  Herbert  H.,  cashier  (4  Winthrop 
square,  B.),  boards  61  Dana 

Chandler  Isaac  A.,  supt.  Boston  bridge 
works,  Sixth,  corner  Rogers,  house  3 
Hastings  square 

Chandler  Laura  J.  Mrs.,  teacher  of  danc- 
ing, house  31  Lee  [Amory 

Chandler  Lewis  B.,  clerk,  655  Main,  b.  16 

Chandler  Roswold  N.,  paper-hanger  (13£ 
Province,  B.),  house  64  Sidney 

Chandler  Seth  C,  house  16  Craigie 

Chandler  Seth  C.  jr.,  assistant  at  observa- 
tory, house  16  Craigie 

Chandler  Stephen  B., salesman  (558  Wash- 
ington, B.),  house  61  Dana 

Chane  George,  in  Cambridge  Rolling  Mill, 
boards  rear  1614;  Broadway 

Chane  James,  in  Cambridge  Rolling  mill, 
house  rear  16 li  Broadway 

Chaney  Sylvanus  B.,  cracker  dealer,  h. 
86  Pleasant 

Chancy,  see  Cheney 

Channiug  Edward  T.  Mrs.,  h.  67  Kirkland 

Chapin  Andrew  N.,  mason,,  basement  602 
Main,  house  31  Kinnaird 

Chapin  Gardner  (Chapin  Bros.)  (97  South 
Market,  B.),  house  93  Otis 

CHAPIN  GJEOKGE  T.,  butter,  etc. 
(13  Blackstone  market,  B.),  h.  66  Otis 
Chapin  Lucius  L.,  clerk,  192  Cambridge, 

house  do. 
Chaplin  Geo.,  builder,  h.  8  Greenough  av. 
Ch.»plin  Sarah    T.,  widow  of  Charles  F., 

house  152  Austin 
Chaplin  William  H.,  carpenter,  boards  8 

Greenough  avenue 
Chapman  Albert  W.,  cooper,  b.  4014/  Main 
Chapman  Charles  E.,  clerk  (P.  O.,  B.),  h. 

162  Hampshire 
Chapman  Charles  H.,  building  mover,  61 

Plymouth,  boards  401£  Main 
Chapman  Charles  H,  jig  sawyer  F.   M. 

Holmes     Furniture     Co.,    house     at 

Charlestown 
Chapman  Francis  L.   (F.  L.  Chapman  & 

Co.),  carriage  ranfr.,  rear  10  Brattle, 

house  11  Story  [b.  do. 

Chapman  Frank,  coachman,  153  Brattle, 
Chapman  Frank  H.,  clerk  (11  Commercial, 

B.),  boards  11  Story 
Chapman  Fred  L.  (F.  L.  Chapman  &  Co.), 

carriage  innfr.,  rear  10  Brattle,  house 

107  Ellery 
Chapman  F.   L.  &  Co.    (Francis  L.  and 

Fred  L.   Chapman),    carriage  mnfrs. 

and  dealers,  rear  10  Brattle 
Chapman  George   VV.,  painter,  660  Main, 

house  654/  Western  avenue 
Chapman    George  W.  jr.,    teamster,   113 

Broadway,  house  238  do. 
Chapman  Harry  L.,  conductor  Cambridge 

Railroad  Co.,  house  Frank 


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Chapman  Henry,  paper-hanger,  h.  122  Elm 
Chapman     John,    mariner,    boards    390$ 

Cambridge 
Chapman  John  F.,  house  rear  19  Brewery 
Chapman    John    L.,   action    maker,    162 
Broadway,  house  27  Western  avenue 
Chapman  Joseph,  painter,  house  15  Tufts 
Chapman     Joseph     D.,    carpet     beater, 

Rhoades'  bldg.,  State,  bds.  4  Moore 
Chapman  Joseph  F.,,  porter  (525    Wash- 
ington, B.),  house  rear  19  Brewery 
Chapman  Nathaniel  B.,  carpenter,  rooms 

16  Story 
Chapman  Nellie  Mrs.,  bread  and  confec- 
tionery, 77  Pleasant,  house  do. 
Chapman  William,  house  390J  Cambridge 
Chapman  William  jr.,  carpenter,  109  Web- 
ster avenue,  house  390£  Cambridge 
Chapman  William  H.,  paper-hanger,  bds. 
890i  Cambridge 

CHARLKS  RIVER  IRON 
WORKS,  Kendall  &  Roberts,  pro- 
prietors, 72  and  92  Main 
CHARLES  RIVER  NATIONAL. 
BANK,  E.  Snow, cashier,  1  Harvard 
row 

CHARLES  RIVER  STREET 
RAILWAY  CO.,  Charles  E.  Ray- 
mond, pres..  481  Main 

Charlton  William  B.,  steam  gauges,  house 
197  Hampshire 

Charmois  Victor,  designer  (96  Washing- 
ton, B.),  house  141  Thorndike 

Chartrand  George,  cooper,  169  Gore,  h. 
11  Squire's  court 

Chase  Annie  F.  Mrs.,  house  6  Essex 

Chase  Charlotte  M.  Miss,  teacher  Webster 
grammar  school,  bds.  341  Broadway 

Chase  Edward  F.,  house  86  School 

Chase  Edwin  B.  Rev.  Mrs.,  h.  50  Shepard 

Chase  Freeman  H.,  express,  order  box  419 
Main  and  (91  Kilby,  B.),  hou.-e  156 
Hampshire 

Chase  George  S.  (Second,  cor.  E,  S.  B.), 
house  Lambert  av.,  opp.  Walnut  av. 

Chase  George  T.,  clerk,  624  Main,  house 
at  Lynn  [Sumner 

Chase  Henry  E.,  student  H.  U.,  rooms  7 

Chase  Herbert  A.,  homeopathic  physi- 
cian, 772  Main,  house  do. 

Chase  Hiram  L.,  homeopathic  physician, 
office  and  house  752  Main 

Chase  Isaac,  bookkeeper  W.  T.  Richard- 
son &  Co.,  house  5  Amory  place 

Chase  Isaac  R.,  engineer  B.  L.  &  C.  R.  R., 
house  91  Plymouth 

Chase  James  C,  box  maker, 3  Hampshire, 
house  130  Winsor 

Chase  James  M.,  clerk,  boards  55  Essex 

Chase  John  L.,  machinist,  203  Bridge, 
house  92  Tremont 

Chase  Josiah  G.,  civil  engineer  and  sur- 
veyor, 623  Main,  house  8  Bigelow 

Chase  Josiah  S.,  cabinet  maker  F.  M. 
Holmes  Furniture  Co.,  house  1  High- 
land avenue,  Somerville 

Chase  Mary  H.,  wid.  of  Wm.,  h.  7  Temple 


Chase  Mellen,  clerk,  288  Broadway,  boards 

55  Essex 
Chase  Samuel  F.  Mrs.,  house  52  Elm 
Chase   Sarah  J.  Miss,  private   school    (18 

W.  Cedar,  B.),  boards  50  Shepard 
Chase  Virginia  N.  Miss,  private  teacher  in 

Latin,  boards  50  Shepard 

CHASE  WALTER  G.,  city  editor 
Cambridge  Tribune,  3  Linden,  rooms 
865  Main 

Chase  William  F.,  salesman  (451  Washing- 
ton, B.),  house  848  Main 

Chase  William  T.  Rev.,  pastor  First  Bap- 
tist church,  house  7  Temple 

Chauncy  John,  at  American  Rubber  Co., 
h.  rear  28  Washington,  n.  Portland 

Cheeseman  Frank  R.,  house  Ericsson  ct. 

Chelley  Charles,  hairdresser,  236  Cam- 
bridge, house  301  do. 

Cheney  Abby  Mrs.,  house  815  Main 

'Cheney  Charles  W.,  driver,  502  Main, 
house  351  Pearl 

Cheney  Edwin  L.,  produce  (31  F.  H.  sq., 
B. ),  house  41  Essex 

Cheney  Ellen  A.,  teacher  Harvard  primary 
school,  boards  31  Bigelow 

Cheney  George  S.,  traveling  salesman, 
house  24  Worcester 

Cheney  Htirvey  A.,  mill  hand,  house  72$ 
Washington  [41  Essex 

Cheney  Herbert  E.,  clerk  (State,  B.),   bds. 

Cheney  Hiram  W.,  traveling  agent  (119 
Milk,  B.J,  house  58  Austin 

Cheney  Joseph  P.,  house  351  Pearl 

Cheney  Martin  A.,  conductor  Boston  & 
Albany  R.  R.  (B.),  h.  52  Mt.  Auburn 

Cheney  Mary  G.,  widow  of  George  H., 
house  33  Linnaean  [Essex 

Cheney  Mary  M.,  widow  of  Nathan,  h.  54 

Cheney,  see  Chaney 

Cherette  Adolphus,  cigar  maker,  b.  Front 

Cherry  August,  carpenter,  b.  1  Hampshire 

Chestnut  James,  laborer,  h.  47  Harding 

Cheyne  William,  laborer,  house  Sparks, 
corner  Mount  Auburn 

Chick  Edward  E.,  asst.  Peabody  Museum, 
house  8  Sumner 

Chick  Joseph  E.,  box  maker,  169  Gore, 
house  29  Sixth 

Checkering  Wm.  H.,  cl*rk  B.  L.  &  C.  R. 
R.  freight  office,  Prison  Point  road, 
house  at  Lowell 

Chicola  Stephen,  hairdresser,  12  Rogers' 
block,  Main,  h.  6  Rogers'  blk.,  Main 

Chikas  Geo.  M.,  machine  hand,  162  Broad- 
way, house  103  Columbia 

Child  Andrew  J.,  boarding- stable  (37 
Richmond,  B.),  house  145  Hancock 

Child  E.  Adelaide,  teacher  Agassiz  train- 
ing school,  boards  61  Dana 

Child  Francis  J.,  professor  of  English  H. 
U.,  house  67  Kirkland 

Child  George  W.,  tinsmith,  153  Putnam 
avenue,  bds.  41  Pearl  [7  Prince 

Child  Joseph,  leather  (39  High,  B.),  house 

Child  Moses  M.,  truant  officer,  ward  1, 
boards  10  Farwell  place 


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Child  Spencer,  teamster  (172  State,  B.), 

house  226  Broadway- 
Child  William  B.,  house  41  Pearl 
Childs  Chas.  S.,  foreman  Cambridge  cem- 
etery, h.  Coolidge  avenue,  Watertown 
Childs  Edward  A.,  confectioner,  house  3 
Pioneer  avenue  [Pioneer  place 

Childs  Edward  F.,  confectioner,   house  6 
Childs  Eugene,  machinist,  72  Main,  house 

rear  110  Main 
Childs  George,  at  624  Main 
Childs  Henry  H„  printer  Riverside  Press, 

boards  46  Holyoke 
Childs  John  J.,  house  18  Fairmont 
Childs  Parker   E.,  pressman    University 

Press,  house  5  Brewer 
Childs     William   H.,     at    137  Broadway, 

boards  6  Pioneer  avenue 
Childs    Winthrop    W.,   hackdriver,   565£ 

Main,  rooms  do. 
Childs,  see  Child  [do. 

Chillis  Alex,  clerk,  158  Cambridge,  b.  167 
Chipley  Ezekiel  S.,  contracting  agent  (211 

Washington,  B.),  house  61  Green 
Chipman    Albion,   pattern  maker,  house 

50  Cherry 
Chipman  Geo.  W.  (12  Bedford,  B.),  house 

170  Brookline 
Chipman     Frank,     mason,    house  Hotel 

Cambridge,  Crescent  avenue 
Chisholm  Colin,  carpenter,  427  Cambridge, 

house  108  Tremont 
Chisholm     Daniel,    harness  maker  Cam- 
bridge Railroad  Co.,  Dunster,  house 
43  Baldwin 
Chisholm     Duncan,     wheelwright      and 

blacksmith,  house  271  Broadway 
Chisholm  John,  boards  271  Broadway 
Chisholm  Robert,  box  maker,  b.  88  Gore 
Chisholm  Roderick  C,  carpenter,    house 
rear  202  Green  [Cambridge 

Chisholm  William  F.,  carpenter,  h.  r.  427 
Chittick  Robert,  gardener,  b.  68  Boylston 
Chittick  Robert  Mrs.,  h.  r.  13  Appian-way 
Choate  Charles  F.,  lawyer  and  president 

O.  C.  R.  R.,  h.  153  Brattle 
Choate  Horace,  division   supt.  Suburban 
Telephone  Co.,  623  Main,   house   at 
Newburyport 
Chong    Loon,    laundry,  214  Cambridge, 

house  do. 
Christian  Caroline,  nurse,  b.  60  Boylston 
Christiansou  Alfred  E.,  machine  hand,162 

Broadway,  rooms  104  Hampshire 
Christianson     Charles,   tailor,  551    Main, 

house  Columbia,  corner  Cambridge 
Christianson    Leonard,    cabinet    maker, 

348  Main,  boards  104  Hampshire 
Christianson     Lorits,   tailor,   house  rear 

190  Columbia 
Christie  Michael,  laborer,  house  16  Reed 
Christie   William,   supt.    Dana  Hill  Club 
stable,  677  Main,  house  22  Western  av. 
Christie  Wm.  H.,   bookbinder   (Philadel- 
phia), house  37  Putnam  avenue 
Christopher  Edward  B.,  carpenter,   house 
44  Pine 


Christopher  George  A.,   grocer,  178  Har- 
vard, boards  276  Broadway  [Pine 
Christopher  Henry  A.,   carpenter,  b.  44 
Christopher   Zenas,   harness   maker,    186 

North  avenue,  house  at  Somerville 
Church  Charles,  laborer,  h.  40  Hastings 
Church  Charles  L.,  cigar  maker   (70  Sud- 
bury, B.),  house  124  Thorndike 
Church  Elizabeth  E.,  widow  of  Alexander 

B.,  house  120£  Harvard 
Church  Harry  C,  cabinet  maker,  44  Cam- 
bridge, house  at  Charlestown 
Church  John  B., cabinet  maker,h.7  Eighth 
Church  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  house  51  Hastings 
Church  Moses  D.,   physician,   boards    98 
Putnam  avenue  [h.  do. 

Church  M.  H.  Mrs., dressmaker,  7  Eighth, 
Churchill  Charles  B  ,  clocks  (21  Franklin, 

B.),  house  16  Ellery 
Churchill  Elbert  L.,  clerk  (30  Kilby,  B.), 

boards  51  Fifth 
Churchill  Herbert  H.,   clerk,  8i  Mt.   Au- 
burn, house  22  do. 
Churchill  Theodore,  provisions,  103  Pros- 
pect, boards  30  Tremont 
Chute  Clarinda,  widow  of  Wm.  B.,  house 
rear  508  Main  [Sidney 

Chute  David  A.,  mill-hand,624  Main,  b.  52 
Chute  David  M.,  carpenter,  h.  25  Reed 
Chute  Edward  E.,  hostler,503  Main,  house 

rear  503  do. 
Chute  Frank,  carpenter,  b.  15  Pleasant 
Chute  Irene  Mrs.,  house  33  Green 
Chute  James   B.,  blacksmith,  454    Main, 

boards  52  Sidney 
Chute  James  L.,  roofer,  bds.  r.  33  Green 
Chute  S.  Smith,  carpenter,  9  Western    av- 
enue, house  15  Pleasant 
Cilley  Harry  B.,  student  H.  U.,  boards  86 

Buckingham,  corner  Concord  av. 
Cilley  Horace  L.   (Cilley  &    Woodbury), 
livery  stable,  120  Green,  h.  15  Clinton 
Cilley  Martha    B.,   widow   of  Jacob  G., 

house  86  Buckingham 

Cilley  &  Woodbury  (Horace  L.  Cilley  and 

Willard  H.  WToodbury),  livery  stable, 

120  Green 

Cilmart  Herman,  laborer,  house  5  Winter 

Citizens  Ice  Co.    (Samuel   E.   Willey   and 

Walter  C.  Bailey),  119  Columbia 
City  Hall.  660  Main 

Claffey  William,  currier,  b.  364  North  av. 
Claflin  Walter  A.,  clerk,  1  Brattle,   house 

112  Oxford 
Clagg  Thomas,  painter,  house  25  Reed 
Clancy  David,  hostler,  house  10  Winter 
Claccy  James  W.,  net  maker,  h.  93  Fifth 
Clancy  Michael,  laborer,  house   129   Web- 
ster avenue 
Clapp    Alfred,    piano    maker,     Rhoades 

building,  State,  house  at  Boston 
Clapp  Annie  Miss,  teacher  Lincoln   school 

(Somerville),  boards  42  Second 
Clapp    Arthur    F.,   clerk   (77    High,   B.), 

boards  89  Plymouth 
Clapp  Charles  C,  house  132  Mt.    Auburn 
Clapp  Edward  A.,  house  8  Highland 


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Clapp  Edward  C,  compositor   University 

Press,  house  148  Mt.  Auburn 
Clapp  Fannie  L.  Miss,  boards  8  River 
Clapp  Fred  C.,  boards  132  Mt.  Auburn 
Clapp  George  Walter,  metals  (B. ),  house 

169  Putnam  avenue 
Clapp  George  W.,  bitters  mnfr.    (8   Char- 
don,  B.),  house  65  Pleasant 
Clapp  Helen  H.,  wid.  of  John,  h.  67  River 
Clapp  John,  sawyer,  162  Broadway,  house 

89  Plymouth 
Clapp  Lizzie  D.  Miss,  boards  8  River 
Clapp  Mary  C.  Miss,  boards  8  River 
Clapp    Nancy    T.,  widow    of  Frederick, 

house  8  River 

/UAPP  ROBERT  P.,  law  student 

\J  H.    U.,    reporter    "Advertiser"     (248 

Washington,  B.),  rms.  17  Western  av. 

Clapp  Seth  Edward,  liquors   (8  Chardon, 

B.),  house  65  Pleasant 
Clapp   Walter  G.,  missionary,  boards   18 

Putnam  avenue 
Clark  Albert  E.,  engineer,  h.  80£  Green 
Clark  Albert  S.,  house  71  Hastings 
Clark   Allen,  clerk,  169  Pearl,  boards  50 
Hamilton  [77  Third 

Clark  Aloon,  engineer  B.  L.  &  C.  R.  R.,  b. 
Clark  Alvan  (Alvan  Clark  &  Sons),  tele- 
scope maker,  Henry,  h.  184  Brookline 
Clark  Alvan  &  Sons  (Alvan,  Alvan  G.  and 
George  B.  Clark),   telescope  makers, 
Henry,  near  Brookline 
Clark  Alvan  G.(  Alvan  Clark  &  Sons),  tele- 
scope    maker,    Henry,    house     186 
Brookline 
Clark  Amasa  S.  K.,  clerk  Cambridge  Gas 

Light  Co.,  424  Harvard,  b.  21  Irving 
Clark  Ambrose  H.,  collector   Cambridge 
Gas  Light  Co.,  424  Harvard,  house  21 
Irving 
Clark  Appleton,  house  20  Sacramento 
Clark  A.  H.  Mrs.,  house  51  Erie 
Clark  Bernard  P.,  blacksmith,  232  North 

avenue,  house  5  Grant 
Clark  Benjamin  P.,  cigar  mnfr.,  35  Pearl, 
and  (B.  P.   Clark  &  Co.),  503  Main, 
house  81  Franklin 
Clark  B.  P.  &  Co.  (Benj.  P.  Clark,  Amasa 
A.  McKusick  and  Thos.  H.  Emerson), 
confectionery  mnfrs.,  503  Main 
Clark  Carrie  M., widow  of  Chauncey,house 

Lancaster 
Clark  Chas.  H.,  milkman,  house  5  Brewer 
Clark    Charles    S.,  clerk    (6    Oliver,  B.), 

boards  79  North  avenue 

Clark  Chester  N.,supt.  brush  department, 

House  of  Correction,  East  Cambridge, 

house  at  Somerville  [sq. 

Clark  Daniel,  h.  2  Brewer's  blk.,  Brattle 

Clark  Daniel  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  2  Brewer's 

block,  Brattle  square,  house  do. 
Clark  D wight  S.,  agent,  h.  52  Prospect 
Clark  Edward  F.,  milkman,  bds.  5  Brewer. 
Clark    Edward    J.    (John   Harrington   & 
Clark),  granite  worker,  Gore   wharf, 
Third,  and   (35  Haverhill,  B.),  house 
at  Somerville 


Clark  Edward  K.  Mrs.,  house  Summer, 
corner  In  man 

Clark  Edward  P.,  clerk,  6  Brattle,  house 
15  Sparks  street  place 

Clark  Elizabeth  H.  Miss,  b.  79  North  av. 

Clark   Ernest    W.,  plumber,    634    Main, 
house  5  Lamson  place 

Clark  Fannie  P.  Miss,  teacher  of  drawing, 
boards  46  Trowbridge  [402  do. 

Clark  Frank  A.,  hulled  corn,  400  Main,  h. 

Clark  Frank  C,  cigar  maker,  513  Main, 
rooms  536  do. 

Clark  Frederick  C,  boards  404  Harvard 

Clark  George,  provisions,  123  Harvard, 
house  44  Washington 

Clark  Geo.,  carpenter,  h.  15  Dinsmore  ct. 

Clark  Geo.  B.  (Alvan  Clark  &  Sons),  tele- 
scope maker,  Henry,  h.  182  Brookline 

Clark  Harry,  stone  cutter,  house  13  Dins- 
more  court  [h.  do. 

Clark  Herbert  W.,  gardener,  8  Highland, 

Clark  Hyacinth,  boiler  maker,  72  Main, 
house  265  Cambridge 

Clark  James,  laborer,  b.  Concord  avenue 

Clark  James  M.,  helper,  356  Main,  house 
83  Clark 

Clark  James  S.,  glass  cutter  N.  E.  Glass 
Co.,  boards  79  Spring 

Clark  Jeduthan,  lithographer  Riverside 
Press,  house  29  Fairmont 

Clark  John,  cook,  house  73  Hastings 

Clark  John,  driver  Cambridge  Railroad 
Co.,  house  Cushing,  cor.  Cushing  ct. 

Clark  John  jr.,  driver  Cambridge  Rail- 
road Co.,  bds.  John  Clark's,  Cushing 

Clark  John  E.,  house  19  South 

Clark  John  F.,  clerk,  908  Main,  boards  6 
Trowbridge 

Clark  John  W.,  cabinet  maker  (21  Haver- 
hill, B- ),  house  98  Hampshire 

Clark  Joseph,  laborer,  boards  J.  R.  Jack- 
son's, rear  Cambridge 

Clark  Joseph  W.,  teamster,  5  Broadway 

Clark  Lewis  C,  engineer  Chemical  en- 
gine No.  1,  Central  square  building, 
Western  avenue,  house  do. 

Clark  Lydia  H.,  widow  of  Joseph  F., 
house  79  North  avenue 

Clark  Maria,  widow  of  William,  house 
rear  102  Putnam  avenue 

Clark  Martin  V.  B.,  compositor  Riverside 
Press,  house  29  William 

Clark  Mary  Ann,  widow  of  George  H., 
house  5  Brewer  [rear  41  Clark 

Clark  Mary  E.,  widow  of  Edward,  house 

Clark  Mary  J.,  widow  of  James,  h.  8  White 

Clark  Maud  A.  Miss,  dressmaker,  32  El- 
lery,  boards  do. 

Clark  Metcalf  P.  Mrs.,  house  134  Oxford 

Clark  M.  C,  conductor  Cambridge  Rail- 
road Co.,  boards  87  Sixth 
Clark  Ozias,  carpenter,  52  Cambridge,  h. 

at  Somerville 
Clark  Patrick,  glass  worker  N.  E.  Glass 

Works,  house  4  Water 
Clark  Patrick,  watchman  Cambridge  Rail- 
road Co.  (Brighton),  h.  Holworthypl. 


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Clark  Richard,  carpenter,  169  Gore,  house 

31  Winter  [Hampshire 

Clark  Robert  G.,  at  162  Broadway,  h.  118 

Clark  Robert  H.,  provisions,  17  Wendell, 

house  do.  [35  do. 

Clark  Simon  P.,  carpenter,  19  Cherry,  h. 

Clark  Sophia  S.  Mrs.,  house  404  Harvard 

Clark   Thomas,  laborer,  162  Broadway,  h. 

159  do.  [88  Winsor 

Clark  Thomas  (Custom  House,  B.),  house 

Clark  Thomas  B.,  at  139  Broadway,  rooms 

64  Cherry 
Clark  Thomas  C,  painter,  house  10  Eliot 
Clark  Thomas    H.,  foreman,   12  Brattle, 
boards  36  Ash  [8  White 

Clark  Thomas  M.,  clerk,  191  North  av.,  b. 
Clark  Walter  T.,  student  H.  U.,  boards  88 

Winsor 
Clark  William,  house  40£  Inman 
Clark  William  B.,  fresco  artist,  b.  10  Eliot 
Clark  Wm.  D.,  carpenter,  h.  210  Camb. 
Clark  Wm.   H.,  bookbinder   (76  Sudbury, 

15.).  house  rear  202  Putnam  avenue 
Clark  Winter  H.,  ice  driver,  b.  120  Norfolk 
Clark  William  T.,  clerk  R.  H.  Clark,  Wen- 
dell, house  17  do.  [h.  do. 
Clarke  Augustus  P.,  physician,  693  Main, 
Clarke  Carrie  F.  Mrs.,  sec.   Amity  Lodge 
No.  15,  D.  of  R.  of  the  I.  O.  O.  F.,  h. 
87  Sixth 
Clarke  Charles  C,  house  68  Otis 
Clarke  Cyrus  T.  W.,  mason,  h.  122  Auburn 
Clarke  Eugene  B.,  at  162  Broadway,  bds. 

2  Florence  place 
Clarke  H.  A.  Mrs.,  house  55  Otis 
Clarke  John,  grocer,  21  Harding,  h.  do. 
Clarke  J.   Milton,  messenger  U.  S.  sub- 
treasury     (Devonshire,    B.),  house  2 
Florence  place  [Dunster 

Clarke  Mary,  widow  of  Patrick,  house  82 
Clarke  Mary  W.,  widow  of  Moses,  house 

68  Otis 
Clarke  Matthias  C.  conductor  Cambridge 

Railroad  Co.,  house  87  Sixth 
Clarke  Milton  E.  B.,  bds.  2  Florence  place 
Clarke  Richard,  laborer,  house  48  Harding 
Clarke  Theodore  P.    B.,  letter  carrier  (P. 

O.,  B. ),  house  1  Florence  place 
Clarke  Wiliiam,  bootmaker,  DeWolf,  junc- 
tion Beaver,  house  21  Beaver 
Clarke  Wm.  H.,  carriagesmith,  178  North 

avenue,  house  2l£  Beaver 
Clarke,  see  Clark 

Clarkson  John  G.,  jeweler,  b.  6  Rockwell 
Clarkson  Thos.  G.,  jeweler,  h.  6  Rockwell 
Clary  Catherine,  widow  of  Patrick,  house 

124  Webster  avenue 
Clary  Edward,  clerk  John  Clary,  68  Bridge, 

boards  103  Otis 
Clary  Francis  P.,  janitor  Boylston  Hall  H. 

U.,  house  22  Baldwin 
Clary  James,  laborer,  boards  46  Clark 

CLARY  JOHN,    lumber,   Sanborn's 
wharf,  68  Bridge,  house  103  Otis 
Clary  John  S.,   clerk  (21  Exchange,  B.), 

boards  103  Otis 
Clary  Mary,  widow  of  David,  h.  230  Bridge 


Clary  Oliver  D.,  clerk,  68   Bridge,  boards 
103  Otis  [win  court 

Clary  Patrick,  stone  mason,  house  7  Bald- 
Clary  Susan  Miss,  house  130  Oxford 
Clasby  John,  carpenter,  house  1  Union 
Clasby  Thomas,  gas  man,  house  3  Grant 
Clauss  Ellen  A.,  widow,  house  158  Green 
Claussen  Peter,  boots  and  shoes,  7  Boyl- 
ston, house  214  Green 
Clay  Zenas,  machinist,  Main,  h.  123£  Elm 
Clayton  Horace  E.,  clerk  (38  School,  B.), 
rooms  20  Essex  [waite 

Clayton  Wm.  J.,  laborer,   h.  9  Cowperth- 
Clear  Charles  H.,  clerk' (149  Court,  B.), 

house  365  Main 
Clear     Francis    W.,    marble    worker,    53 
Main,  h.  365  do.  [h.  8  Decatur 

Cleary  James,  box  maker,  162   Broadway, 
Cleland  Harvey.  teamster(149  Blackstone, 
B.),  h.  124  Gore  [h.  210  do. 

Cleland  Mathew  B-,  clerk,  85  Cambridge, 
Clement  George,  house  r.  44  Washington 
Clement  Herbert  E.,  asst.  bookkeeper,139 

Broadway,  boards  63  Clark 
Clemis  David,  cabinet  maker,  Woodbury 

building,  Otis 
Clemmet  Thomas,  tailor    (Washington,  c. 

Bedford,  B. ),  house  38  Brookline 

Cleveland  Albert  D.,  watchman  Bay  State 

Brick  Co.,  rear  124  Spruce,  house  387 

North  avenue  [North  av. 

Cleveland  Albert  D.  jr.,  clerk,  boards  387 

CLEVELAND      RUSSELL     D., 
teamster  for  J.  W.  Cook  (6  Avery,B.), 

house  168  Putnam  avenue 
Cleverdon  Elizabeth  F.  Miss,  seamstress, 

h.  16  Holyoke  [b.  120  Winsor 

Cliff  Sanford  P.,  clerk,  527  Cambridge, 
Clifford  Frank  E.,  printer  Riverside  Press, 

house  34  Somerset 
Clifford  James,  feeder  Cambridge  R.  R. 

stables,  229  Cambridge,  b.  r/2  Ninth 
Clifford  John,  engineer,  house  5  Beaver 
Clifford  John  F.,  brakeman  B.  &  A.  R.  R., 

house  124  Pearl  [124  Pearl 

Clifford  Mary,  widow  of  Wm.  K.,  house 
Clifford  Michael  W.,  printer,  b.  13  Suffolk 
Clifford  Patrick,  carpenter,  house  rear  29 

Winthrop 
Clinton  Malachi  F.,  butcher,  h.  32  Warren 
Clogston  Geo.  F.,  laborer,  h.  109  Allston 
Close  Ann,  widow  of  John,  h.  25  Essex 
Close  Caroline,  teacher  Allston  grammar 

school,  boards  25  Essex 
Close  George,  mnfg.  confectioner,  243  and 

245  Broadway,  house  220  Harvard 
Close  John,   shipping  clerk,    502    Main, 

house  132  Winsor 
Closs  Peter,  leather  case  mnfr.  (104  Port- 
land, B.),  house  6  Prince     - 
Clossan  Peter,  shoemaker,  h.  214  Green 
Clough  Alphonzo  E.}  wood  turner  F.  M. 

Holmes  Furniture  Co.,  h.  at  Chas'n 
Clough  John  S.,   purchasing  agent,   169 

Gore,  house  at  Chelsea 
Clough  Joseph  L.,  clerk,  245  B  roadway, 

house  118  Winsor 


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Clouston  Frank  C,  trav.  salesman   (190 

Congress,  B.),  boards  14  William 

Clouston  Maw  L.,  wid.  of  William,  house 

14  William  [131  Winsor 

Clover  Ellis,  clerk,   30    Boylston,   house 

Clover  Frederick,  second-hand  furniture, 

450  Cambridge,  house  14  Murdock 
Clow  Edmund  R.,  printer  Riverside  Press, 

house  50  Fairmont 
Clow  Henry  J.,  printer  Riverside  Press, 

boards  50  Fairmont 
Cloyes  Lothrop  J.,  captain  of  police,  sta- 
tion 1,  house  12  Story 
Clucas  John,  upholsterer,  b.  16  Andrew 
Clucas  Thomas,  tinsmith,  b.  16  Andrew 
Clukas    George    M.,    action    maker,    162 

Broadway,  boards  103  Columbia 
Clukes   William   H.,jig  sawyer  (Beverly, 

B.),  bouse  8  Sixth 
Clukes  William  H.  jr.,  boards  8  Sixth 
Clunen  Thomas,  laborer,  house  off  Well- 
ington, near  Hill's  crossing 
Cluney  Teresa,  widow  of  Thomas,  house 

45  Brookline 
Coady  Wm.,  laborer,  h.  132  Webster  av. 
Coakley  Daniel,  harness  maker  William 

Mitchell,  boards  83  Bridge 
Coakley  David,  laborer,  house  18  North 
Coakley  David  jr.,  glass  worker.b.18  North 
Coakley  Ellen,  widow  of  Timothy,  boards 

Dennis  Shea's,  Montgomery 
Coakley  John,  laborer,  house  26  North 
Coakley  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  14  Willow 
Coakley  Timothy,  expressman,  house  500 

Cambridge 
Cobb     Alexander    G.,    stone    cutter,    53 

Main,  boards  Ross  House 
Cobb  Charles  D.,  grocer  (726  Washington, 
B. ),  house  855  Main  [84  Austin 

Cobb  Charles  S.,  gilder,  579   Main,  boards 
Cobb  Edward   C,  clerk,  529  Main,  house 
15  Franklin  [bridge,  h.  do. 

Cobb  Frank  E.,  periodical  store,  417  Cam- 
Cobb  Frauklin  A.,  clerk,  638  Main,  house 
29  Pleasant  [b.  29  Pleasant 

Cobb  Franklin  A.  jr.,  clerk,  105  Magazine, 
Cobb   George   E.,  box  maker,  8  Hamp- 
shire, boards  13  Clark 
Cobb  Geo.  E.  (Geo.  E.Cobb  &  Co.),  picture 

frames,  etc.,  579  Main,  h.  84  Austin 
Cobb  George  S.,  carpenter,  house  rear  75 

Cambridge 
Cobb  George  &  Co.  (George  E.  and  Harry 

Cobb),  picture  frames,  etc.,  579  Main 
Cobb   Harriet    H.    Mrs.,    physician,    314 

Broadway,  house  do. 
Cobb  Harry  (George  E.  Cobb  &  Co.),  pict- 
ure frames,  579  Main,  b.  84  Austin 
Cobb  Josiah  H.,  grocer  (1  Thompson   sq., 

Charlestown),  house  17  Prospect 
Coburn  Annie  Miss,  house  858  Main 
Coburn  Calvin,  organ  maker,  h.148  Spring 
Coburn  Charles,  salesman  (263  Washing- 
ton, B.),  bouse  172  North  avenue 
Coburn  Cornelia  Miss,  house  858  Main 
Coburn   Elizabeth  S.  Miss,  copyist  H  U.. 
library,  boards  18  Story 


Coburn  Geo.  A.,  physician,  13 Sixth,  h.  do. 

Coburn  Mary  J.,  widow  of  Wendell  T., 
house  110  Winsor 

Cochran  Heywood,  student,  bds.  6  Ellery 

Cochran  John,  teamster,  bds.  45  Cedar 

Cochran  Nathaniel,  carpenter  (B.  &  A.  R. 
R.,  Allston),  house  27£  Andrew 

Cochran  Thomas  P.,  watchman  Cam- 
bridge Railroad  Co.,  h.  45  Cedar 

Cochrane  Alexander  (A.  Cochrane  &  Co.), 
house  44  Beacon,  Boston 

COCHRANE  A.  &  CO.  (Alexander 
and  Hugh  Cochrane), chemical  mnfrs., 
Potter,  and  (55  Kilby,  B.) 
Cochrane  Hugh  (A.  Cochrane  &  Co.),  b. 

at  Boston 
Cochrane  John(Govan  &  Cochrane),  organ- 
case  maker,  162  Broadway,  h.  14  State 
Cochrane  John  M.,  medical  student  H.  U., 

boards  14  State 
Coes  C.  N.  Mrs.,  house  207  Hampshire 
Coes  Geo.  H.,  comedian,  h.  207  Hampshire 
Coffey  Catherine,  widow  of  Timothy,  h. 

20  Bay 
Coffey  David,  mason,  house  220  Franklin 
Coffey  Dennis,  house  58  North 
Coffey  D.  J., painter,  17  Main,  h.  at  Boston 
Coffey  James,  laborer,  house  58  North 
Coffey  John,  laborer,  house  54  North 
Coffey  John  J.,  provisions,  215  Franklin, 

house  20  Bay 
Coffey  Timothy  J.,  teamster,  b.  20  Bay 
Coffey  William,  clerk,  480  Cambridge,  b. 

at  Somerville 
Coffin  Henry,  teamster,  bds.  8  Squire's  ct. 
Coffin  Howard  M.,  bds.  8  Squire's  court 
Coffin  J.,  laborer  C.  H.  North  &  Co.,  h. 

39H  Cambridge 
Coffin  Mary  E.,  widow,  h.  72  Tremont 
Coffran  James  P.,  in  Cambridge  Rolling 

Mill,  house  10  Harrison 
Cofran  Frank  H.,  boards  13  Wyeth 
Cofran  Noah  M.,  at  S.  M.  Cofran' s,  Con- 
cord avenue,  house  13  Wyeth 
Cofran  Samuel  M.,  brick  mnfr.,  Concord 

av.,  near  Fresh  Pond,  house  70  do. 
Cogan    Dennis,  laborer,   boards  4  Line- 

han's  block,  Third 
Cogan   Edmond   J.,   carpenter,  54  Cam- 
bridge, house  151  Winsor 
Cogan  Joseph,  harness  maker  (65  Sudbu- 
ry, B.),  house  35  Second 
Cogan  Joseph  A.,  student  H.  U.,  boards 

35  Second 
Coghlan   Francis  J.,  coachman,  357  Har- 
vard, boards  do.  [Kirkland 
Cogswell  Edward  R.,  physician,  house  61 
Cogswell  Francis,  supt.  of  schools,  office 
Central  square  building,  Western  av., 
boards  123  Prospect 
Cogswell   Francis,    hostler,    Bay,    corner 

Green,  house  199  Franklin 
Cohen  John,  laborer,  house  62  Charles 
Cohen  George,  cabinet  maker,  Woodbury 

building,  Otis,  boards  at  Boston 
Cohen  Mark,  machinist,  10  Arrow,  house 
114  Auburn 


J.  H.  &  J.  P.  THAYER  &  CO.,  660  Main  Street, 
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Cohig  Edward,  laborer,  house  149  Bridge 
Coiley  John,  carpenter,  house  24  Porter 
Coine  John,  laborer,  h.  265  Putnam  av. 
Coker    Frederick  G.,  asst.  janitor  Court 
House,  house  67  Spring  [Winter 

Colardeau   Leon,  glass   cutter,  house  42 
Colbert  Edward,  laborer,  house  35  Reed 
Colbert  Frederick,  machinist,  boards    14 

Squire's  court 
Colbert  Hannah,  wid.  of  John,  h.  49Flagg 
Colbert     Jeremiah,   laborer,    boards  Mi- 
chael Kelly's,  Cushing 
Colbert  John  P.,  foreman  organ  packers, 

162  Broadway,  house  55  Winsor 
Colburn  A.  Ames,  dry  goods,  456  Harvard, 

house  at  Boston 
Colburn  George  W.   (C.   F.  Bovey  &  Co.) 

(33  Summer,  B.),  house  7  Dana 
Colburn  Henry,  at  Ivers  &  Pond  Piano 

Co.,  Pacific,  rooms  6  Village 
Colby  Albion  C,  house  93  Auburn 
Colby  Arthur  F.,  conductor  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  house  432-|  Cambridge 
Colby  Benjamin,  house  36  North  avenue 
Colby  Caroline  A.,  widow  of  H.  B.,  house 

432£  Cambridge 
Colby  Edward  A.,  cabinet  maker  F.    M. 

Holmes  Furniture  Co.,  house  at  Som- 

erville 
Colby  Edward  D.,  seaman,  h.  Hotel  Holly 
Colby  Gilman,  editor,  house  4  Centre 
Colby  Jesse  J.,  bookkeeper  (29  Cornhill, 

B.),  house  101  Thorndike 
Colby  Joseph  E.,  teamster,  156  Cambridge 
Colby  Lewis  Rev.,  house  697  Main 
Colby  Moses  C,  house  28  Wendell 
Colby  Nellie  M.  Miss,  teacher  Free  Kin- 
dergarten   school,    Concord  avenue, 

boards  36  North  avenue 
Colby  William  M.,  clerk  (96  Richmond, 

B. ),  house  50  Baldwin 
Coldwell    James,  compositor   University 

Press,  house  at  Boston 
Cole  Arthur  E.,  driver,  31  Elm,  h.  39  do. 
Cole  Charles  D..   sec.  Grand  Lodge  I.  O. 

O.   F.   (515  Tremont,  corner  Berkeley, 

B.),  house  738  Main 
Cole  Edwin  M.,  teamster,  house  47  Pine 
Cole    George    A.,  conductor  Cambridge 

Railroad  Co.,  h.  136  Columbia 
Cole  George  W.,  clerk,  497  Main,  boards 

49  Hamilton 
Cole  John  C,  engineer,  bouse  86  Banks 
Cole  Seth,  printer,  house  6  Union 
Cole  Stephen  R.,  machinist,  72  Main,  h. 

59  Broadway 
Cole  Stephen  R.  jr.,  at  72  Main,  boards  59 

Broadway  [ton 

Cole  William  E.,  carpenter,  h.  49  Hamil- 
Cole  Willam  W.,  at  54  Bridge,  house  rear 

184  Cambridge 
Cole,  see  Coles 

Coleman  Addie  A.  Miss,- boards  126  Otis 
Coleman  Anna  J.   Miss,  dressmaker,  93 

Webster  avenue,  boards  do. 
Coleman  Daniel,  confectioner  (B.),  boards 

93  Webster  avenue 


Coleman  Edward  B.,  printer  and  book- 
keeper (4  Liberty  square,  B.),  boards 
11  Wendell 

Coleman  Elisha  P.,  a«countant  (Am.  Bap. 
Miss.  Union,  Tremont  temple,  B.), 
house  11  Wendell 

Coleman  Frank  W.,  printer  (4  Liberty  sq., 
B.),  and  ticket  clerk  (260  Washington, 
B.),  boards  11  Wendell 

Coleman  James  W.  (John  Coleman  & 
Sons),  b.  92  Winsor  [68  School 

Coleman  John,  engineer,  368  Main,  house 

Coleman  John  (John  Coleman  &  Sons),  91 
Broadway,  house  92  Winsor 

Coleman  John,  laborer,  house  6  Reed 

Coleman  John  jr.,  boards  6  Reed 

COLEMAN  JOHN  &  SONS  (John, 
Walter  G.  and  James  W.  Coleman), 
wood  and  coal,  91  Broadway 
Coleman    Mary  J.,  widow  of  Mark  W., 

house  126  Otis 
Coleman  Mary  E.  Miss,  boards  126  Otis 
Coleman  Maurice,  plasterer,  b.  13  Willow 
Coleman  Michael,  laborer,  house  Burns' 
block,  Foster  place  [Webster  av. 

Coleman    Michael    D.,    tailor,   house  93 
Coleman   Robert    J.,    printer  University 
Press,  b.  2  Brewer's  block,  Brattle  sq. 
Coleman  Walter    G.   (John  Coleman  & 

Sons),  91  Broadway,  bds.  92  Winsor 
Coleman,  see  Colman 
Coles  Wiuslow  V.,  house  36  Austin 
Colins  Timothy,  tailor  (B.),h.  52  North 
Coll  Mary,  widow  of  Patrick,  house  Web- 
ster avenue,  junction  Winsor 
Collamore  William  A.,  action  maker,  162 

Broadway,  house  38  Sidney 
CollertOH  Joseph,  laborer,  house  12  East 
Coiley  Frank,  painter,  460  Main 
Coiley    William  A.,  grocer,  63  Western 

avenue,  house  24  Jay 
Collier  Edward  P.,  printer  (238  Washing- 
ton, B.),  boards  9  Winter 
Collier  John,  truant  officer,  ward  3,  house 
9  Fourth  [Winter 

Collier  Sophia,  widow  of  Patrick  H.,  h.  9 
Collier    Thomas,    in  Cambridge  Rolling 
Mill,  house  85  Clark  [lin 

Collins  Augustus,  laborer,  h.  r.  221  Frank- 
Collins  Charles  J.,  wood  turner,  74  Boyl- 

ston,  house  rear  13  Pine 
Collins  Charles  L.,  trimmer,  203  Bridge, 

house  at  Charlestown 
Collins    Cornelius,  saloon,     145    Bridge, 

boards  138  do. 
Collins  Cornelius,  laborer,  house  52  North 
Collins  Daniel  F.,  teamster,   153  Putnam 

avenue,  house  149  do. 
Collins  Edward  L.,  student  H.  U.,  boards 

12  Kirkland  place 
Collins  Ellen,  widow,  h.  201  Eranklin 
Collins  Ellen,  wid.  of  Patrick,  h.  216  Pearl 
Collins  Frank  H.,  brass  finisher,  boards 

20  Western  avenue 
Collins  James,  coffin  maker,  203  Bridge 
Collins  James  E.,  coach-driver,  249  Cam- 
bridge, house  4  Ninth 


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Collins  James  J.,  carpenter,  b.  56  Second    Comerford  Michael,  engineer  (High,  B.), 


Collins  JTaraes  4-,  laborer,  b.  7  Squire's  ct 
Collins  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  159  Winsor 
Collins  John,  granite  works,  Gore  wharf, 

Third,  house  at  South  Boston 
Collins  John,  tailor,  house  40  Winthrop 
Collins  John  A.,  clerk,  83  Otis,  b.  10  North 
Collins    John    P.,    bookseller,    house    20 

Western  avenue 
Collins    Joseph,    gardener    Mt.    Auburn 
cemetery,  house  Mt.  Auburn,    corner 
McDonald 
Collins  Lincoln  J.,  foreman  (424  Atlantic 
av.,  B.),b.  Joseph  Collins',  Mt.  Auburn 
Collins  Magcrie  Miss,  boards  51  Pleasant 
Collins  Mary  B.  Mrs.,  boarding-house,  56 
Second  "[(59  Bolton 

Collins  Michael,  butcher  Niles  Bros.,  house 
Collins  Michael,  laborer,  h.  7  Squire's  ct. 
Collius  Michael,  junk,  house  19  Jefferson 
Collins  Michael,  teamster,  h.  r.  372  No.  av. 
Collins  Michael  B.,   polisher   (13  Bowker, 

B.),  house  216  Pearl 
Collins  Patrick,  laborer,  house  22  Blanche 
Collins  Patrick   D.,   coal  and   wood,  rear 

140  Pleasant,  house  do. 
Collins  Richard,  teamster  Valentine,  Ellis 

&  Co.,  house  44  DeWolf 
Collins    Richard,  head  baker    Memorial 

Hall,  house  34  Charles  River 
Collins  Samuel  L.,  house  Hotel  School 
Collins  Thomas,  laborer,  house  88  Harvard 
Collins  Thomas  J.,  laborer,  b.  27  Second 
Collins  William,  laborer,  house  148  Green 
Collins  William  S.,  police,  house  1  Huron 
Collum   Henrv    J.,    tinsmith,    600  Main, 

house  11  Suffolk 
Collwell  John  F.,  conductor  (F.  R.  R.,  B.) 
house  230  Bridge      ■        [block,  Third 
Colman  John,  laborer,  house  5  Linehan's 
Colman    Joseph    J,    kitchen    furnishing 
goods,paper-hangings,426  Cambridge, 
house  183  Columbia 
Colman,  see  Coleman 
Colpert  John,  162  Broadway,  h.  55  Winsor 
Colston  Frank,  laborer,  h.  59  Plymouth 
Colton   Chauncy,   boards   Frank  H.    Col- 
ton's,  Lake  View  avenue 
Colton  Frank   H  ,   hotel  steward,   house 
Lake  View  av.,  near  pumping  station 
Columbus  Albert  A.,   tinsmith,   house  5 

Rogers'  block,  Washington 
Columbus  Louis  G.,  tinsmith,  Cedar,  cor. 

Belmont,  house  27  Reed 
Columbus  William  S.,  gymnast,  house  95 

Webster  avenue 
Comer  James,  tanner,  house  27  Harvey 
Comer  Margaret,  widow  of  Patrick,  house 

rear  27  Webster  avenue 
Comer  Michael,  tauner,  house  49  Reed 
Comerford  Alice,  widow  of  Edward,house 

143  Elm 
Comerford  Edward  J.,  restaurant,  92  Mt. 

Auburn,  house  30  Banks 
Comerford  John,  plumber,  h.  1  Bedford 
Comerford    John,   shoemaker,  240    Cam- 
bridge, boards  8  Eighth 


house  rear  67  Charles 
Comey  Charles  R.,  straw  goods  (N.  Y.), 

boards  5  Pleasant  place 
Comey  George  A.,  brushes,  h.  22  Lake 
Comey  Sarah  D.  R.,  widow  of  Chester  H., 

house  5  Pleasant  place 
Comey  William   A.,  clerk  (85  Court,  B.), 

house  120  Magazine 
Commery  Martha,  widow  of  James,  h.  134 

Spruce 
Comptou  Joseph,  salesman  (452  Washing- 
ton. B.),  house  Clifton,  cor.  Spruce 
flOMSTOCK    HIRAM     M.,    soda 
VJ   mnfr.  (30  Canal,  B.),  h.  24  Warland 
Conant  Agnes  B.  Miss,  clerk  Registrar  of 
Deeds  office,  Otis,  corner  Second,  b. 
415  Broadway  [Spring 

Conant  Anna  E.,  widow  of  John,  h.  98 
/SONANT  BENJAMIN,  printer  (32 
\J   Hawley,  B.),  house  53  Essex 
Conant  Charles  F.,  house  Washington  av- 
enue, near  Arlington 
Conant  Frank  A.  H., clerk,  534  Cambridge, 

boards  at  Somerville 
Conant  George   H.,  clerk,  9  Brattle,  h.  13 
Farwell  place 

CONANT  GEORGE  W.   S.,  clerk 
Riverside  Press,  house  8  Tufts 
Conant  Harriet  E.  Miss,  clerk,  Otis, corner 

Second,  boards  415  Broadway 
Conant  J.   Ernest,  clerk,  450  Harvard,  b. 

at  Somerville 
Conant  Mary  B.,  nurse,  house  8  Tufts 
Conant  S.  Frank,   conductor  B.  &  A.  R. 

R.,  house  143  Hampshire 
Concannon  James  B.,  house  19  Jefferson 
Concannon  Patrick  H.,printer,  b.  14  Grant 
Conden  John,  laborer,  h.  124  Webster  av. 
Conder  Edwin  E.,  clerk,  621  Main,  house 

135  Pearl 
Conder  Mrs.,  teacher  of  French,h.  70  Gore 
Condon  Bridget,  widow  of  Michael,  house 

foot  McDonald,  beyond  R.  R. 

Condon  James  F.,  liquors,  461  Main, h.  do. 

Condon  John  P.,  carpenter  B.  &  A.  R.  R. 

repair  shop  (Allston),  h.  52  Fairmont 

Condon  Robert,  hairdresser,  1  Essex,  h. 

at  Boston 
Condon  William,  teamster,   166  River,  h. 

Andrew,  near  Fairmont 
Condrick  Edward,  laborer,  h.  16  Clark 
Cone  Adeline  W.  Mrs.,  house  105  Inman 
Cone  Frank  W.,  bookkeeper   (111  Arch, 

B.),  boards  105  Inman 
Congdon  Mary  L.  H.  Mrs.,  house  rear  112 

Columbia 
Conlan  Dennis,  laborer,  boards  13  Bolton 
Conlan  Edward,  barrel  dealer,  house  417 

Cambridge 
Conlan  Felix,  lawyer,  Lechmere  Bank 
bldg..  66  Cambridge,  b.  59  Thorndike 
Conlan  James  F. ,  lawyer,  b.  59  Thorndike 
i  10NL.AN  JOHN,  lawyer,  Lechmere 
\J  Bank  bldg.,  66  Cambridge,  cor.  Sec- 
ond, boards  59  Thorndike 
Conlan  John,  laborer,  house  13  Bolton 


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Conlan  John  B.,  supt.  clerk  Cambridge 
Railroad  Co.,  3  Harvard  square,  house 
at  Somervllle 
Conlan  Michael,  baker,  h.  rear  200  Bridge 
Conlan  Michael,  laborer,house  184  Winsor 
Conlan  Patrick,  teamster,  h.  102  Dublin 
Conlan  Patrick,  furniture,  75  Cambridge, 

house  59  Thorndike 
Conlan  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  r.  200  Bridge 
Conlan  Peter,  engineer,  206  Broadway,  h. 

171  Winsor 
Conlan  Robert,  laborer,  house  150  Green 
Conlan  Samuel,  at  206  Broadway,  house 

86  Webster  avenue 
Conhm  Thomas,  laborer,  house  29  Willow 
Conlan  Thomas  P.,  conductor  Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co.,  boards  59  Thorndike 
Conlan,  see  Conlin 

Conley  Annie,  widow,  house  47  Banks 
Conley  Bernett,  carriagesmith,  178  North 

avenue,  house  Cogswell  avenue 
Conley  Edward,  laborer,  168  Main,  house 

34  Harvard 
Conley  James,  currier,  house  41  Charles 
Conley  Maria,  widow  of  Thomas,  house  1 

Sceva  place 
Conley  Mary,  widow  of  Jas.,  h.  6  Hastings 
Conley  William,  teamster,  b.  30  Harvard 
Conlin  James  A.,  slater,  house  26  Union 
Conlin   John    H.,   laborer,   house  Harris, 

last  on  the  left 
Conlin  Matilda,  widow  of  James  A.,  h. 

187  Broadway 
Conlin   Patrick,  cabinet    maker,    boards 

Thomas  Conlin's,  rear  190  Columbia 
Conlin  Thomas,  h.  rear  190  Columbia 
Conlow  George,  cooper,  b.  163  Broadway 
Conlow  James,  cooper,  house  22  Warren 
Connaton  Edward,  painter,  14  Church,  h. 

5  Athens 
Connaughty  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  1  Ninth 
Connefry  Dominick,  rubber  worker,  h.  15 

State 
Conn  ell  Ann  Miss,  house  143  Elm 
Connell  Anthony,  painter,  h.  9  Hancock 
Connell  Anthony  jr.,  brass  finisher,  368 

Main,  boards  9  Hancock 
Connell  Dennis  K.,  dry  pressman  Univer- 
sity Press,  boards  207  Franklin 
Connell  Ellen,  widow  of  William,  house 

204  Franklin 
Connell  James,  laborer,  h.  249  Franklin 
Connell  James  J.,  grocer,  26  Charles  Riv- 
er, house  16  Mill 
Connell  Jeremiah,  laborer,  b.  15  Warren 
Connell  John,  teamster,  71  Main,  house 

208  Franklin 
Connell  John,  teamster,  550  Main,  house 

258  Franklin 
Connell  Mary  E.  Miss,  teacher,  boards  219 

North  avenue 
Connell    Michael,   bacon  curer,   house  4, 

rear  191  Hampshire 
Connell  Michael,  coffin  maker,  203  Bridge, 

house  210  do. 
Connell  Michael,  laborer,  b.  34  Hampshire 
Connell  Patrick,  grocer,2(>7  Franklin, h. do. 


Connell  Thomas  P,,  sewing-machine  agt., 

647  Main,  boards  32  Market 
Connell  Wm.,  clerk,  207  Franklin,  b.  do. 
Connell  Wm.  J.,  express,  Lyceum  bldg., 

Harvard  sq.,  house  249  Franklin 
Connell,  see  O'Connell 
Connelly     Bartholomew,     laborer     Cam- 
bridge cemetery,  house  6  Camden  pi. 
Connelly  Bernard,   gardener,  bds.  Thom- 
as Moran's,  Holworthy  place 
Connelly  Jane  Mrs.,  house  49  Clark 
Connelly  John,  clerk,  333  Main,  bds.  do. 
Connelly  John,  farmer,  h.  dishing  court 
Connelly  John,  house  56  Charles 
Connelly  John  F.,  currier,  b.  56  Charles 
Connelly  Mary,  widow  of  Bernard,  house 

55  River 
Connellv  Patrick,  laborer,  bds.  21  Donnell 
Connelly    Thomas,    carpenter,    house    4 

Emmons  place 
Conner   Charles,  foreman  carpenter  shop 

B.  L.  &  C.  R.  R.,  Bridge,  house  at 

Wilmington 
Conner  Charles  E..  relief  engineer  C.  F. 

D. ,  boards  7  Winsor 
Conner  Jerome  A.,  stucco  worker,  boards 

39  Brattle 
Conner  Wellington  R.,  clerk,  502  Main 
Conner  Wm.  P.,  machinist,  h.  7  Winsor 
Conners  Jeremiah,  laborer,  b.  14  Seventh 
Connerton  Dominick,  lab.,  h.  164  Norfolk 
Connington  Henry,  baker,  502  Main 
Connolly    Bernard    C,    blacksmith,    178 

North  avenue,  h.  18  Cogswell  avenue 
Connor  Alonzo  J.,  mason,  h.  39  Brattle 
Connor  Charles  P.,  salesman  (87  Summer, 

B.),  house  110  Gore 
Connor  Daniel  C,  mounter  (508  Washing- 
ton, B.),  house  Gushing  court 
Connor  Dennis,  laborer,  house  1  Clay 
Connor  George,  carpenter,  h.  17  Shepard 
Connor  James,  gardener  Hovey  &  Co.,  h. 

177  Norfolk 
Connor  James  W.,  carpenter,  169  Gore,  h. 

8  Buck's  block,  Seventh 
Connor  John,  laborer,  bds.  r.  14  Jackson 
Connor  John,  laborer,  h..  81  Boylston 
Connor  John  F.,  baker,  bds.  177  Norfolk 
Connor  Justin  P.,  grocer,  88  Fifth,  house 

123  Winsor 
Connor  J.   E.,  clerk  B.   &  M.  R.  R  (B.), 

boards  Ross  House 
Connor  Mary,  widow,  house  186  Green 
Connor  Michael,  gardener,  h.  194  Green 
Connor  Michael,  laborer,  h.  r.  14  Jackson 
Connor  Patrick,  laborer,  house  111  Elm 
Connor  Terrance,  foreman  W.  Wood  & 

Co.,  Broadway,  corner  Third,  house 

55  Broadway 
Connor  Thomas,  lab.,  bds.  r.  14  Jackson 
Connor   William   R.,  bookkeeper,  boards 

20  Western  avenue 
Connor,  see  O'Connor 
Connors  Cornelius,  watchman,  565£  Main 
Connors  Daniel,  house  152  Third 
Connors  Dennis,  laborer,  169  Gore,  boards 
13  Warren 


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Connors  Johanna  Mrs.,  house  32  Warren 
Connors  John,  at  174  Broadway 
Connors  John,  baker,  502  Main 
Connors  Margaret  Mrs.,  h.  70  Harvard 
Connors  Mary  Miss,  house  67  Vine 
Connors  Joseph,  teamster,  5  Broadway, 

boards  44  Washington 
Connors  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  14  Jackson 
Connors  Thomas,  teamster,  h.  r.  18  Gore 
Connors  Thomas,  gate  tender  Harvard  at. 

crossing  B.  &  A.  R  R.,  h.  29  Seventh 
Connors  Wm.,  carpenter,  h.  r.  5  Hamilton 
Connors  William,  baker,  bds.  32  Warren 
Connors  William  J.,  polisher,  203  Bridge, 

house  120  Spring 
Conologue  John,  stone  mason,  house  72 

Tremont 
Conrad  John  N.,  variety  store,  351  Broad- 
way, house  do. 
Conrey  Stephen  T.,  electrotyper  Univer- 
sity Press,  house  at  Boston 
Conrick  Thomas  J.,  brass  finisher,  house 

35  Western  avenue 
Conroy  Carey,  laborer,  house  2  Grant 
Conroy  James,  laborer,  house  7  Grant 
Conroy    James,  electrotyper    University 

Press,  house  10  Foster 
Conroy  Janies,  finisher,  44  Cambridge,  h. 

at  Charlestown 
Conroy  John,  slater,  h.  rear  56  Charles 
Conroy  John  F.,  laborer,  h.  101  Kinnaird 
Conroy  John  J.,  dry  pressman  University 

Press,  boards  rear  215  Mt.  Auburn 
Conroy  Karen,  laborer,  h.  101  Kinnaird 
Conroy  Patrick,  teamster,  house  Conroy 

block,  rear  215  Mt.  Auburn 
Conroy  Patrick  John,  slater,  house  rear 

56  Charles 
Conroy    Thomas,    lager    beer,   198  Cam- 
bridge, house  do. 
Conry  Michael  J.,  police  station  1,  house 

rear  17  Charles  River 
Constable    Herbert,   agent  Lovell    Mnfg. 

Co..  limited  (28Kneeland,  B.),  boards 

12  Front 
Converse  George  H,  clerk  (178  Congress, 

B.),  boards  403  Broadway 
Converse  Joseph  H..  president  L.  R.  &  F. 

S.    Ry.    (31    Equitable   building,    B.), 

house  403  Broadway 
Conway  Catherine,   widow  of  Martin,  h. 

12  North  •  [119  Harvard 

Conway  Cornelius,  tailor,  433  Main,  house 
Conway  James,  tailor,  430  Harvard,  rms. 

22  Mt.  Auburn 
Conway  James,  wire  worker,  rms.  28  Erie 
Conway  Patrick,  glass  maker,  b.  12  North 
Conway  Patrick  C.,  clerk  adjt.-gen.  office 

(State  House,  B.),  house  10  Florence 
Conway  Richard,  mason,  7  Grant,  h.  do. 
Conway  William,  grocer,  109  Portland,  h. 

107  do. 
Conway  William  jr.,  clerk,  26  Winter,  bds. 

107  Portland 
Conwell,  Patrick,   boot    and    shoemaker, 

323  Cambridge,  boards  do. 
Coogan  Annie  M.  Mrs.,  house  70  Hastings 


Coogan  John  T.,  letter  carrier,  611  Main, 

rooms  25  Suffolk 
Coogan  Martin,  peddler,  b.  70  Hastings 
Coogan   Michael   B.,  clerk  (46  Court,  B.), 

boards  70  Hastings 
Cook  Cyrus  J.,  carpenter,  h.  1  Walker  ct. 
Cook  Edward,  shipper,  69  Main,  boards  6 

Pioneer  avenue 
Cook  Ephraim,  house  59  Gore 
Cook  Eva  Miss,  teacher  Shepard  grammar 

school,  boards  17  Walden 
Cook    Frank,  cooper  J.  H.  Eames,  bds.  21 

Sidney 
Cook  George  R.,  clerk  (42  Commercial, 

B.),  boards  80  Magazine 
Cook   Horace   M.,  clerk  Prospect  House, 

596  Main,  boards  do.  [Columbia 

Cook  Isaac  EL,  pork  dealer  (B.),  house  41 
Cook  James,  glass  worker,  house  8  Third 
Cook  John,  cabinet  maker,  h.  192  Norfolk 
Cook  John,  carpenter  T.  B.  Wentworth, 

State,  house  3  Rollins  court 
Cook  John,  laborer,  house  40  Clark 
Cook   John   L.,   moulder,  44   Cambridge, 

house  at  CharleStown 
Cook  John  T.,  teamster,  house  46  Pine 

COOK  JOSIAH  W.,  president  Cam- 
bridge Fire  Ins.  Co.,  555  Main,  house 
96  Auburn 

Cook  Lewis  J.,  organ  regulator  (Ware- 
ham,  B),  house  8  Tufts 

Cook  Lowell  M.,  tuner,  162  Broadway, 
house  471  Main 

Cook  Lucinda,  widow,  h.  96  Mt.  Auburn 

Cook  Mary  T.,  widow  of  Charles  A., house 
36  Auburn 

Cook  Micah  W.,  house  15  Mellen 

Cook  Michael,  brass  finisher,  house  rear 
12  Portland 

Cook  Sarah  L.  Mrs.,  teacher  Reed  street 
Kindergarten  school,  h.  at  Arlington 

Cook  Thomas  D.,  sergeant  of  police,  sta- 
tion 5,  house  10  Allen 

Cook  William,  asst.  Professor  of  German 
H.  U. ,  house  25  Appleton 

Cook  William  H.,  law  student  H.U.,  rooms 
10  Oxford 

Cook  Wm.  M.,  clerk,  154  North  avenue, 
boards  Porter's  Hotel 

Cooke  Carrie  A.  Miss,  teacher  Washing- 
ton grammar  school,  boards  96  Ellery 

Cooke  E.  Ward,  dentist,  104  Cambridge, 
house  do.  [Davenport 

Cooke   John   B.,   cattle   broker,  house   1 

Cooke  Josiah  P.  jr.,  Erving  Professor  of 
Chemistry  and  Mineralogy  and  Direc- 
tor of  the  Chemical  Laboratory.  H.U., 
house  25  Quincy  [Boston 

Cooke  L.  Frederick,  supt.,  169  Gore,  h.  at 

Cooke  Lucinda,  widow,  house  96  Ellery 

Cooke,  see  Cook 

Coolbroth  Edward  N.,  joiner,  3  Linden, 
house  92  Banks 

Cooley  Albert  L.,  furniture  (40  Lancaster, 
B.),  house  91  Magazine 

Cooley  Chas.  A.,  furniture  (40  Lancaster, 
B.),  house  91  Magazine 


PAPER  HANGINGS. 


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Cooley  Edward   L.,  clerk   (30  Bromfield, 

room  1,  B.),  boards  91  Magazine 
Cooley   Levi  jr.,  china  decorator,  house 

120  Prospect 
Coolidge   Arthur  F..  bookkeeper  Joseph 

G.  Coolidge,  Coolidge  av.,  bds.  do. 
Coolidge  Charles,  printer  Riverside  Press, 

house  56  Auburn 
Coolidge  Chas.  E.,  plumber,  b.223  Harvard 
Coolidge^Charles  F.,  clerk  Riverside  Press, 

house  18  Trowbridge 
Coolidge  Charles  H..  house  20  Forest 
Coolidge  Daniel  S.,tube  board  maker,  162 

Broadway,  house  9  River 
Coolidge  Edward  J.,  foreman   Joseph  G. 

Coolidge,  boards  do. 
Coolidge  Flavel,  house  48  Trowbridge 
Coolidge  Frank,  at  137   Broadway,  rooms 

467  Main 
Coolidge  Franklin  J.,  printer  (32  Hawley, 

B. ),  house  126  Wiusor 
Coolidge  George  H.,  house  894  Main  . 
Coolidge  Geo.  H.,  at  162  Broadway,  house 

223  Harvard 
Coolidge  John,  carpenter,  h.  14  Myrtle  pi. 
Coolidge  John  F.,  express,  195  Broadway, 

and(26  Devonshire,  B.),  h.  3  Columbia 
Coolidge  Joseph  A.,  student  H.  U.,  boards 

Joseph  G.  Coolidge's 
Coolidge  Joseph   G.,  farmer  and  florist, 

Coolidge  av.,  n.  Mt.  Auburn,  h.  do. 
Coolidse  Mary  A.,  widow  of  Chas.,  house 

13  Walden 
Coolidge  Mary  B.  Miss,  h.  17  Mt.  Auburn 
Coolidge   Olive   L.  Miss,  teacher  private 

school.  55  Garden,  boards  do. 
Coolidge  Susan  G.  Mis.,  house  758  Main 
Coombs  Burton,  carpenter,  house  95  Gore 
Coombs  Charles  E.,  clerk,  415  Cambridge, 

house  at  Somerville 
Coombs  Elizabeth,  widow  of  John,  house 

Mt.  Auburn,  above  McDonald 
Coon  James  Mrs.,  house  32  Magazine 
Coon   John   S.,  mechanical  engineer,  604 

Main,  rooms  54  Austin 
Coouey  Edward  A.,  salesman  (33  Summer, 

B.),  house  6  Chestnut  park 
Cooney  Edward  J.,  clerk,  17  Brattle,  b.  32 

Charles  River  [26  Banks 

Cooney  Edward  J.,  cabinet  maker,  house 
Cooney  Joseph,  machinist,house  17  Flagg 
Cooney  John  G,,  printer  University  Press, 

boards  17  Flagg 
Cooney  Mary,  widow  of  Timothy,   house 

32  Charles  River 
Cooney  Michael,  laborer,  h.  13£  Warren 
Cooney  Patrick,  gardener,  h.  53  Crescent 
Cooper  Caroline  L.  F.,   wid.,  h-  84  Green 
Cooper     Charles     H.,   clerk   (P.    O.,  B.), 

boards  21  Cottage 
Cooper  Frisbie  J.,  pastor  St.  Paul's  A.  M. 

E.  church,  house  61  Washington 
Cooper  Henry  M.,  fireman  J.   H.    Eames, 

boards  28  Hastings 
Cooper  James,  carpenter,  h.  154  Charles 
Cooper  James   W.,  foreman   oil  refiners, 

169  Gore,  house  186  Gore 


Cooper  John,  salesman  (47  Commercial, 
B.),  house  rear  144Thorndike 

Cooper  John  J.,  printer  (Washington, 
B.),  house  13  Hamilton 

Cooper  Joel,  cigar  maker  (Cambridge,  B.), 
house  165  Pearl  [mouth 

Cooper  Margaret,  wid.  of  Wm.,  h.  24  Ply- 
Cooper  Mary,  widow  of  David,  house  13 
Hamilton 

Cooper  William,  house  46  River 

Cooper  William,  boiler  maker.  92  Main 

Coote  Charles  H.,  book  edge  gilder  River- 
side Press,  house  62  Fairmont 

Cooter  Wm.  P.,  coppersmith  (63  Pitts, 
B.),  house  112  Gore 

Copeland  Calvin,  teamster,  h.  125  Spring 

Copeland  Francis,  retoucher  (41  Winter, 
B.),  boards  25  Sacramento 

Copeland  George  H.,  captain  of  police, 
station  2,  h.  12  Winsor 

Copeland  Henry  F.,  driver  J.  C.  Stiles,  b. 
125  Spring 

Copeland  J.  Horace,  carpenter  (146  Mt. 
Vernon,  B.),  house  124  Norfolk 

Copeland  William  E.,  clerk,  b.  12  Winsor 

Copithorne  John,  boards  40  Union 

Copithorne  Matthew  Mrs.,  h.  40  Union 

Copithorne  Richard  M.,  bookbinder, 
house  39  Tremont 

Copithorne  William.  bookbinder(82  State, 
B.),  house  115  Winsor 

Copp  John  C,  bookbinder,  105  Magazine, 
boards  85  Auburn 

Copp,  see  Kopp 

Copplestone  Ann,  widow  of  Richard, 
house  rear  140  Garden 

Coppenrath  Fred  E.,  upholsterer,  boards 
24  Eighth 

Coppenrath  Jacob,  finisher,  h.  24  Eighth 

Corbelle  Daniel,  polisher  F.  Geldowsky 
Furniture  Co.,  rooms  84  Cambridge 

Coquard  Armand  E.,  electrotyper  Univer- 
sity Press 

Corbellis  James  F.,  grocer,  84  Third,  h.do. 

Corbett  Augustus  O.,  agent  (B.),  and 
lodging  house,  13  Kirkland  place 

Corbett  Daniel,  foreman  of  coopers,  169 
Gore,  house  12  Squire's  court 

Corbett  David,  printer  University  Press, 
boards  10  Brewer 

Corbett  George  W.,  horse-shoer,  rear 
Porter's  Hotel,  185  North  avenue,  h. 
44  Cogswell  av.  [Cogswell  av. 

Corbett  George  W.  jr.,  horse-shoer,   b.  44 

Corbett  James,  blacksmith,  249  Cam- 
bridge, rooms  106  do. 

Corbett  John,  foreman  of  yard,  113  Broad- 
way, house  108  Washington 

Corbett  John,  shade-painter  Brown,  Mur- 
phy &  Thorndike,  house  8  Lopez 

Corbett  Mary  C.  Mrs.,  widow  of  Sewell, 
house  23  Lopez 

Corbett  Michael  F.,  laborer  B.  L.  &  C.  R. 
R.  shop,  house  36  Second 

Corbett  Solomon,  carpenter,  b.  9  Norfolk 

Corbett  Walter  B.,  tinsmith,  153  Putnam 
avenue,  boards  42  Fairmont 


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Corbett  Wm  J.,  wood  carver,  boards  12 
Squire's  court 

Corbonno  Napoleon,  house  108  Spruce 

Corcoran  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  204  Franklin 

Corcoran  David  F.,  clerk,  17  Brattle, 
boards  John  Corcoran's,  Bennet 

Corcoran  Dennis,  police,  station  3,  house 
159  Thorndike 

Corcoran  Frank,  electrotype  finisher  Uni- 
versity Press,  house  1  Foster 

Corcoran  James  E.,  brushmaker,  12  Gore, 
house  159  Columbia 

Corcoran  James  E.,  baker,  boards  John 
Corcoran's,  Bennet 

Corcoran  Jeremiah,  baker,29  Banks,  h.do. 

Corcoran  Jeremiah,  laborer,  b.  44  North 

Corcoran  John,  bookbinder  Riverside 
Press,  house  107  Putnam  avenue 

Corcoran  John,  blacksmith,  house  end  of 
Bennet 

Corcoran  John,  at  University  Press, 
boards  1  Foster 

Corcoran  John  H.,  dry  goods,  etc.,  587 
Main,  boards  107  Putnam  avenue 

Corcoran  Mary,  widow,  h.  206  Franklin 

Corcoran  Maurice,  laborer,  h.  106  Kinnaird 

Corcoran  Maurice  F.,  packer  (181  Devon- 
shire, B.),  h.  45  Cambridge 

Corcoran  Michael,  foreman  press  room 
University  Press,  house  36  Hudson 

Corcoran  Michael  J.,  glass  maker  Union 
Glass  Co.,  house  15  Jefferson 

Corcoran  Patrick,  assistant  janitor  Court 
House,  house  Charles,  east  of  Third 

Corcoran  Thomas,  bartender  (B.),  house 
Hawkin's  blk.,  Charles,  east  of  Third 

Corcoran  Thomas  Patrick,  watchman 
Cambridge  Railroad  Co.,  326  North 
avenue,  house  45  Cedar 

Corcoran  Timothy,  police,  station  1,  house 
38  Winthrop 

Corcoran  Timothy,  shoemaker,  h.  23  Bay 

Corey  Amelia,  widow,  h.  46  North  av. 

Corey  Henry,  laborer,  house  2  Short 

Corey  Samuel  J.,  traveling  salesman, 
house  152  North  avenue 

Corkery  Dennis,  laborer,  house  5  Carson 

Corkery  Dennis,  teamster,  166  River, 
house  9  Cowperthwaite 

Corkery  Dennis  F.,  machinist,  368  Main, 
boards  19  Hayes  court 

Corkery  Honora, widow  of  Matthew,house 
45  Cambridge 

Corkery  Mary  M.,  widow  of  Michael, 
house  134  Webster  avenue 

Corkery  Matthew,  drain  builder,  11  Wal- 
nut court,  house  do. 

Corkery  Maurice,  laborer,  h.  106  Kinnaird 

Corkery  Maurice  M.,  laborer,  b.  45  Cam- 
bridge 

Corkery  Michael,  laborer,  h.  19  Carson 

Corkery  Timothy  P., teamster, boards  Mrs. 
Honora  Corkery 's,  Soraerville  avenue 

Corkery  William,  laborer,  boards  134  Web- 
ster avenue  [Park 

Corkhill  Edward,  porter,  house  4  Chestnut 

Corkum  George  R., carpenter,  h.  28  Union 


Corlen  Charles,  slater,  house  14  Grant 
Corlew  Mary  J.  Miss,  dressmaker,  house 

21  William 
Corliss  John  S.,  printer,  h.  6  Baldwin  pi. 
Cormack  Patrick  H.,  granite-cutter,  bds. 

7  Maynard  place 
Cormier  Arthur,  teamster,  h.  504  Camb. 
Cornelius  Lydia  F.,  widow  of  Elias,  house 

6  Masou 
Cornell  John,  teamster  N.  T.  Richardson 

&  Co.,  h.  1  Shepherd's  block,  Charles 

River 
Cornell  John  B.,  laborer,  boards  1  Shep- 
herd's block,  Charles  River 
Cornish  Henry  C,  waiter,  h.  88  Harvard 
Corrigan  Thos.,  hack -driver,  h.  44  DeWolf 
Corson  Ashael  L.,  mats,  boards  204  Third 
Coruden  Bridget,  widow,  h.  20  Carson 
Cosgriff  James    H.,  moulder,  624  Main, 

rooms  462  do. 
Cosgrove  Andrew,  laborer,  h.  120  Fourth 
Cosgrove  Daniel  J.,  painter,  16  Brighton, 

board  20  Donnell 
Cosgrove  James,  stone-cutter,   19   Main, 

house  3  Brown's  block,  Third 
Cosgrove  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  20  Donnell 
Cosgrove  Thomas  F.,  grocer,  79  Concord 

avenue,  house  do. 
Cosgrove  Timothy,  laborer,  b.  20  Donnell 
Coss  David,  laborer,  h.  rear  19  Brewery 
Cossette  Joseph,  currier,  house  5  Clay 
Cossette  Moses,  brickmaker,  h.  117  Spruce 
Cossette  Philip,  currier,  house  111  Spruce 
Costa  Joseph,  cabinet  maker,  h.  35  Vine 
Costeller  John,  laborer  Cambridge  ceme- 
tery, boards  18  Tuttle  |Tuttle 
Costeller  Mary,  widow  of  Edward,  h.  18 
Costello  Ann,  widow,  house  16  Hancock 
Costello  Edward,  gardener,h.l78  Franklin 
Costello  George  E.,  conductor  Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co.,  house  at  Boston 
Costello  John,  laborer,  h.  19  Beaver 
Costello  John,  soap-maker,184  Broadway, 

house  111  Elm  [Franklin 

Costello  Mary,  widow  of  John,  house  233 
Costello  Mary,  widow  of  Thomas,  grocer, 

252  Franklin,  house  do. 
Costello  Michael,  engineer  Union  Glass 

Co.  (Somerville),  house  117  Gore 
Costello  Michael,  teamster,  bds.  7  Sparks 
Costello  Richard,  gas-man,  h.  19  Flagg 
Costello  Richard  H.,  coachman,   boards 

233  Franklin 
Coster  Frank  J.,  barber,  197  Camb.,b.  do. 
Cotchett  Charles,  iron-moulder,  house  8 

Dinsmore  court 
Cotchette  Charles,  moulder,  304  Main 
Cote  Julien,  laborer,  house  79  Spruce 
Cotter  Bartholomew,  laborer,  h.  4  Vine 
Cotter  Edward,  switch-tender  B.  L.  &  C. 

R.  R.,  boards  8  Cambridge 
Cotter  Elizabeth  M.  Miss,  h.  10  Oxford 
Cotter  Ellen,  widow  of  Thomas,  house  29 

Cowperthwaite 
Cotter  John,  laborer,  house  133  Spring 
Cotter  John,  laborer  Cambridge  R.  R.  Co., 

house  35  Baldwin 


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Cotter  Margaret,  widow  of  Jdseph,  house 

1  Linehan  block,  Third 
Cotter  Morris,  gate-tender  B.  L.  &    C.  B. 

R.,  house  rear  83  Bridge 
Cotter  Patrick,  laborer,  house  67  Spruce 
Cotter  Peter,  gate-tender  B.  L.  &  C.  R.  R., 

house  8  Cambridge 
Cotter  Richard,  conductor  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  boards  35  Baldwin 
Cotter  Thomas,  laborer  B.  L.  &  C.  R.  R., 

boards  8  Cambridge 
Cotting  Henrietta,  widow  of  Edward  P., 

house  12  Norfolk 
Cotton  Charlotte  H.  Miss,  h.  80^  Green 
Cotton  H.  Norman,  stationery   (24  Milk, 

B.),  house  23  Clinton 
Cotton  J.  Warren,  water  registrar,  office 

City  Hall,  house  52  Magazine 
Cotton  Susan  G. , widow  of  Solomon,house 

27  Shepard 
Cottrell  Simon  G.,  house  84  Inman 
Couch  John  (Denyven   &  Couch),   furni- 
ture mnfr.,  346  Main,  house  52  Pine 
Couch  John  R., carver,  346  Main,h.  648  do. 
Couder  Mine.,  teacher  French,  h.  70  Gore 
Coughlan   John,   laborer,   house  Locust, 

near  Cushing 
Coughlan  Daniel,  glass-maker,  h.  136  Elm 
Coughlan  Julia,  widow,  house  47  Banks 
Coughlan  William  G. ,  wood-carver,  boards 

16  Webster  avenue 
Coughlin  David,  city  lab.,  h.  1  Murdock 
Coughlin  David,  sawyer, Woodbury  build- 
ing, Otis,  house  107  Hampshire 
Coughlin  David,  teamster,  house  30  North 
Coughlin  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  23  Fourth 
Coughlin  John,  laborer,house  87  Harvard 
Coughlin  John,  laborer,  h.  2  Jefferson 
Coughlin  Michael,  laborer,  h.  48  Winter 
Coughlin  Patrick,  cooper,  h.  35  Jefferson 
Coughlin  Thos.,  glass- worker,  h.  30  North 
Coughlin  Timothy,  grocer,  16  Webster  av- 
enue, house  do. 
Coughlin  Timothy,  lab.,  h.  70  Harvard 
Coulter  James,  moulder  H.  M.  Bird,   Pel- 
ham,  boards  166  Main 
Coulter   John,  shipping  clerk,  69    Main, 
house  23  Vine  [h.  83  Charles 

Counihan  John,  stone-cutter,Gore's  whf., 
Couture  Joseph,  brick   maker,  h.  Clifton 
Coursey  Mary  E.  Miss,  teacher  St.  Mary's 

parochial  school,  boards  22  Decatur 
Courtney  David,  machinist,  b.  Weitze  ct. 
Courtney    Michael,    laborer,    house    213 

Columbia 
Courtney  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  Weitze  ct. 
Courtney  Thos.  jr.,  teamster,  211  Bridge, 
boards  Weitze  court  [Columbia 

Courtney  Thomas  F.,  marble  cutter,  b.  213 
Courtney  William  J.,  brush  maker,  house 

174  Cambridge 
Cousens  Catherine  H.  Miss,  variety  store, 

78  Norfolk,  boards  64  Antrim 
Cove  Richard  B. ,  carpenter,  h.  103  River 
Covell  Melissa  E.,  wid.  of  Dan.,  h.  22  East 
Coveney  Catherine,  widow  of  Jeremiah, 
house  22  Union 


Coveney  Frank,  boards  22  Union 

Coveney  Hannah  Mrs.,  house  2  Linehan 
block,.  Third  [R„  h.  r.  83  Bridge 

Coveney  Jeremiah,  watchman  B.  '&  M.  R. 

Coveney  Jeremiah  W.,  auctioneer,  real 
estate  and  insurance  agent,  78  Cam- 
bridge, house  44  Second 

Coveney  John,  laborer,  house  3  Porter 

Coveney  John,  switchman  B.  L.  &  C.  R. 
R.,  house  3  Linehan  block,  Third 

Coveney  John  W.,  undertaker,  193£  Cam- 
bridge, house  193  do. 

Coveney  William,  harness  maker,  house  2 
Linehan  block,  Third  [22  Union 

Coveney  William,  box  maker,  169  Gore.  h. 

Coveney  William  J.,  clerk  (179  Broad,  B.), 
house  8  Cherry 

Coveny  Daniel  F.,  machinist,  b.  68  Spring 

Coveny  John,,  laborer,  house  68  Spring 

Cowan  Bernard,  bldg.  mover,  h.  16  Market 

Cowan  Dennis,  rope  maker,  Montgomery, 
h.  Dudley,  near  do.  [b.  16  Market 

Cowan  Henry  T.,  provisions,  157  Harvard, 

Cowan  Thomas,  building  mover,  Hamp- 
shire, near  Winsor,  h.  61  Plymouth 

Cowdin  Angeline  B.,  widow  of  Levi  F., 
house  28  Holyoke 

Cowdin  Frederic  A.,  drug  clerk  (23 
Union,  B.),  boards  28  Holyoke 

Cowdin  Putnam  F.,  machinist  (Worces- 
ter), b.  28  Holyoke  [Sacramento 

Cowdin  Sarah  A.,  widow  of  Robert,  h.  15 

Cowdrey  Willard  J.,  sawyer  (164  Rich- 
mond, B.),  house  72  Hampshire 

Cowee  Frank,  traveling  agent,  house  5 
Columbia 

Cowen  Robt. ,  supt.  Boston  Woven  Hose 
Co.,  174  Broadway,  house  180  do. 

Cox  Alex.  P.,  driver  Cambridge  R.R.  Co., 
house  Holworthy,  near  Belmont 

Cox  Cha  rles  A.,  painter,  153  Putnam  av. 
house  1  Gordon  place 

Cox  Charles  P.,  pattern  maker  (52  Pearl, 
B.),  house  31  Blackstone 

Cox  Francis  A.,  inspector  Cambridge  R. 
R.  Co.,  house  102  Green 

Cox  Frank,  laborer,  house  5  Harding 

Cox  Frank  T.  (Cox  &  Keane),  granite, 
etc.,  43  Main,  house  at  Newton 

Cox  Frederick  W  ,  conductor  Charles  Riv- 
er R.  Co.,  boards  99  Hampshire 

Cox  George,  printer,  h.  143  Columbia 

Cox  George  H.,  604  Main,  b.  4  Prospect 

Cox  George  T.,  boards  143  Columbia 

Cox  Hannah,  widow  of  Roger,  house  19 
Cowperthwaite  [109  Auburn 

Cox  Herbert  B.,  machinist,  72  Main,  bds. 

Cox  Irving,  action  maker,  162  Broadway, 
house  31  Blackstone 

COX  JAMES,  publisher    Cambridge 
Press,  531  Main,  house  99  Hampshire 
Cox  James,  porter  (167   Congress,  B.),  h. 
40  Plymouth  [Amory 

Cox  James  H.,   printer,   531   Main,   h.  32 
Cox  John  A.,  gardener,   boards    William 
Cox's,  Holworthy  [Hampshire 

Cox  John  C,  compositor,  531   Main,  b.  99 


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Cox  Owen,  gasman,  house  13  Banks 

Cox  Thos.  H.,  carpenter,  h.  140  Columbia 

Cox  Thomas  R.,  printer,  531  Main,  boards 

99  Hampshire 
Cox  William,  carpenter  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  h.  Holworthy,  n.  Corlett  school 
Cox  William,  laborer,  h.  112  Hampshire 
Cox  William  E.,  wood  turner,   484  Main, 
boards  22  Pearl  [Pearl 

Cox  William  F.,  printer,  531  Main,  h.  95 
Cox  William  J.,   bookbinder   (B.),  boards 

Wm.  Cox's,  Holworthy 
Cox  &  Keaue  (Frank  T.  Cox  and  Michael 
Keane),  marble  and  granite  workers, 
43  Main 
Coy  Charles,  machinist,  house  51  Wright 
Coy  Ella  E.  Miss,  teacher   Agassiz   train- 
ing school,  boards  51  Wright 
Coy  George  H.,  engineer,  h.  28  Seventh 
Coye  E.  Everett,   bookkeeper   (311    Med- 
ford.  Charlestown,  B.),  b.  20  Wendell 
Coye  William  J.,   furrier   (130  Milk,   B.), 

house  20  Wendell 
Coyle  James,  teamster  (126  Atlantic   av., 
B.),  house  317  Cambridge  [Third 

Coyle  Margaret,  wid.   of  James,  h.  r.  125 
Coyle  Terrence,  laborer,  house  85  Bolton 
Crabbie  Ann,  widow  of  Miller,  h.  9  Elm 
Crafts  Arthur  C,  tinman,  153  Putnam  av., 
bds.  24  Prince  [112  Magazine 

Crafts  Mary  E.,  widow  of  Geo.  W.,  h.  rear 
Cragin  John  P.,  waiter,  house  11  Jefferson 
Craig  E.  P.,  conductor   Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  boards  at  Brighton 
Craig  Henry  A.,  machinist,  h.  r.  95  River 
Craig  Robt..  horse  dealer,  h.  14  Walnut  ct. 
Craig  William  J.,  printer,  1  Dunster,  bds. 

Robert  Moltman's,  Holworthy 
Craig  Wm.  L.,  engineer,  house  2  Burrage 

block,  Bristol 
Cram  Charles  NT.,  action  maker,  113  Broad- 
way, house  16  Pleasant  place 
Cram     George    W..   surveyor  general   of 
lumber  (59  Broad,  B.),  h.  83  Prospect 
Cram  Henry  B.,  broker  (19  Congress,  B.), 

boaids  83  Prospect 
Cranch  Caroline  A.  Miss,   artist,   Palmer, 

near  Brattle,  boards  27  Ellery 
Cranch  Christopher  P.,  artist,  h.  27  Ellery 
Crandall   Edwin'   A.,   teamster  (Boston), 

house  183  Cambridge 
Crandall  J.  B..  foreman,  house  74 Summer 
Crane  Frank  H.,  clerk,    153  Putnam   ave- 
nue, boards  94  Magazine 
Crane  Luther,   box-maker,  3  Hampshire, 

house  21  Pine 
Crane  Thomas  H.,  boards  48  Fairmont 
Craney  Henry,  laborer,  h.  17  Valentine 
Crathon   Patrick,   hostler,     Elm,     corner 

Broadway,  house  rear  114  Broadway 
Crawford  Charles,  laborer,  house  9  Cam- 
den place 
Crawford    George,     clerk,   boards  I.    N. 

Higgius',  Holworthy  place 
Crawford    John    (Levi  Hawkes   &   Co.), 
plumber,  599£  Main  and  (50  Howard, 
Boston),  house  96  Allston 


Crawford  Lebaron,  laborer,  b.l  Hampshire 
Crawford   Sarah,  widow   of  John,  house 

49  Harvard 
Creamer  Edward,  cabinet-maker,   Wood- 
bury building,  Otis,  h.  at  Chelsea 
Crean  Peter,  fruit  peddler,  bds.  22  Union 
Creary  John,  cooper,  boards  374  Main 
Creed   Charles   H.,   salesman   (85   Court, 

B.),  house  Hotel  Brooks 
Creed  Joseph,  brass-moulder  O.  C.  R.   R., 

house  132  Spring  [Tremont 

Creed  Sydney,   at   139  Broadway,   h.   39 
Creedon  James,  laborer,  h.  rear  161  Otis 
Creelman    William,  bookbinder  Riverside 

Press,  house  14  Laurel 
Crehore  William  M.,  carriage  paiuter,  350 

North  avenue,  boards  352  do. 
Creig  Henry,  machinist,  72   Maiu,  house 

108  Third 
Creighton  Fred  W.,   clerk   (B.    L.   &   C. 

depot,  B.),  house  14  Worcester 
Creighton  Catherine,  widow  of   William, 

house  3  Hannum's  blk.,  114  Broadway 
Creighton  Mary,  widow  of  Thomas,  house 

rear  68  Gore 
Creighton  Patrick,  laborer,  house  6  Han- 
num's block,  114  Broadway 
Cremmins     J.,    moulder    H.     M.     Bird, 

Pelham 
Cribby  John  H.,  laborer,  house  5  Sparks 
Crimmings  Julia  F.,  grocer,   18    School, 

house  do.  [Kinnaird 

Crimmins  Catherine,  widow  of  John,  h.  44 
Crimrains  Daniel,  cooper,  b.  47  Harding 
Crimmins  John,  laborer,  h.  47  Harding 
Croak  Michael,   stone-cutter   J.     Collins, 

Go?  e's  wharf,  house  9  Vine 
Croake  Alice,  widow  of  James,  h.  18  Mill 
Croake  John,  paper  collar  maker,  boards 

18  Mill  [273  North  av. 

Crocker  Elvira  K.,  wid.  of  Phineas  A.,  h. 
Crocker  Geo.  W.,  proof-reader  (34  School, 

B.),  h.  95  Inman  [h.  2  William 

Crocker   Grace    D.   Miss,   .music-teacher, 
Crocker  John  C,  die-maker,  163  Pleasant, 

h.  38  Erie  [2  William 

Crocker  John  D.,  plasterer,  548  Main,  bds. 
Crocker  John  S.,  machinist,  b.  5  Bristol 

OUOCKEtt    JOHN    W.,    plasterer 
and  stucco  worker,   548  Main,   house 
2  William 
Crocker    Nehemiah    D.,    watchman,    162 

Broadway,  house  107  Columbia 
Crocker  Wm.  H.,  baker,  502  Main,  h.   10 
Green  [h.  5  Bristol 

Crocker    Winnifred,    widow  of    Charles, 
Crockett  Cynthia  J.  Miss,  b.  Porter's  Hotel 
Crockett  John  F.,   master  of  transporta- 
tion B.  L.  &  C.  R.  R.,  rooms  61  Third 
Crombie  True,  musician,  h.  193£  North  av. 
Cromell  Chas.  Albert,carpenter,  h.  29  Elm 
Cronau  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  220  Franklin 
Cronan  John,  iron  worker,  h.  12  Antrim 
Cronan  John,  laborer,  h.  rear  97  Gore 
Cronan  John,  laborer,  boards  234  Bridge 
Cronan   Mary,  widow   of  Dennis,  house 
39  Banks 


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Cronan  Mary  A.,  widow  of  Michael,  house 
99  Western  avenue 

Cronan  Timothy  A.,  varnisher,  162  Broad- 
way, h.  267  Cambridge  [Carson 

Cronin  Ann,  widow  of  Timothy,  house  9 

Cronin  Catherine,  widow  of  Daniel,  house 
3  Lechmere  place 

CRONIN    DANIEL,    photographer 
(53  Temple  place.B.),  b.  3  Baldwin  ct. 
Cronin    David,    grocer,    51    Washington, 

house  do. 
Cronin  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  2  Foster  place 
Cronin  Dennis,  laborer,  b.  3  Baldwin  ct. 
Cronin  Francis  T.,  boards  434  Broadway 
Cronin    Hannah,    widow     of  Jeremiah, 

boarding-house,  374  Main 
Cronin  John,  currier,  house  3  Baldwin  ct. 
Cronin  John,  laborer,  house  11  Short 
Cronin  John  M.,   laborer,   61   Plymouth, 

house  9  Walnut  court 
Cronin  Mary  A.,   widow   of  Timothy  F., 

dressmaker,  434  Broadway,  house  do. 
Cronin  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  242  Franklin 
Cronin  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  267  Cambridge 
Cronin  Timothy,   stone-cutter,   53  Main, 

house  39  Banks 
Cronin,  see  Cronan 

Cronk  Joseph,  carpenter,  boards  3  State 
Crook  George  F.,  compositor  University 

Press,  house  11  Remington 
Crooker  Joel,  blacksmith,  Palmer,  corner 

Church,  house  43  Baldwin 
Cropper  Robert  B.,  clerk  (83  Summer,  B.), 

boards  6  Pleasant  place 
Crosbie  John  G.,  stucco  worker,  boards  17 

Wallace 
Crosby  Alice  K.,  teacher  Willard  primary 

school,  boards  2  Bowdoin,  Boston 
Crosby  Austin  R. ,  salesman  (Beverly,  cor. 

Travers,  B.),  house  281  Pearl 
Crosby  Charles  E.,   carpenter,  house    3 

Austin  place 
Crosby  Eliza  A.  Mrs.,  h.  21  Sacramento 
Crosby  Frederick,  produce  (57  F.  H.  mar- 
ket, B.),  house  128  Oxford 
Crosby  John,  laborer  C.  W.  W.,  house  243 

Franklin  [bia 

Crosby  John  A.,  carpenter,  h.  105  Colum- 
Crosby  Joseph  T.,  painter,  h.  22  Wallace 
Crosby  Julia  A.  Mrs.,  widow,  house  220 

Putnam  avenue 
Crosby  Michael,  laborer,  h.  243  Franklin 
Crosby  Patrick,  laborer,  bds.  168  Dublin 
Crosby  Susie  A.   Miss,  compositor,    547 

Main,  boards  286  Broadway 

CROSBY  SYLVESTER  S.,  watch- 
maker (421  Washington,  B.),  house  21 

Sacramento 
Crosby  Warren  L.,  machinist,  boards  22 

Wallace 
Croscombe    Morley    G.,   apothecary,    96 

Pleasant,  house  94  do. 
Cross  Carleton,  provisions,  house  29  Gore 
Cross  Daniel  W.,  pressman  (39  Arch,  B.), 

boards  4  Pine 
Cross  Edwin  S.,  clerk  (58  Blackstone,  B.), 

house  28  Winter 


Cross  Eugene  C,  wire  worker  (11  Char- 
don,  B.),  house  5  Gordon  place 
Cross  Franklin,  peddler,  h.  rear  29  Sixth 
Cross  George  F.,  action  maker,  113  Broad- 
way, boards  4  Pine 
Cross  Geo.  P.,  action  maker,  b.  108  Winsor 
Cross  George  W., steam  piper,  h.  84  Spring 
Cross  Joseph,  house  63  Pleasant 
Cross  Joseph  N.,   piano  maker  Ivers  & 

Pond  Piano  Co.,  Albany 
Cross  Lorin,  iceman,  house  88  Fourth 
Cross  Margaret,  widow  of  Daniel  W.,  h. 
4  Pine  [Magazine 

Cross  Nancy  H.,  widow  of  Timothy,  h.  96 
Cross  Phebe  Mrs.,  nurse,  rms.  5  William 
Cross  Robert  J., bookbinder  (B.),  b.  4  Pine 
Grossman  Charles  T.,  machinist  (41  Avon, 

B.),  boards  28  Jay 
Crossman  Edward  L.,  house  28  Jay 
Crossman  Frederick  D.  (41  Avon,  B.),bds. 

28  Jay 
Crossman  George  E.  (241  Cambridge,  B.), 

boards  122  Winsor 
Crossman  Nancy,  wid.  of  Lloyd,  h.  28  Jay 
Croswell  James   G.,  tutor  in  Greek  and 

Latin  H.  U.,  house  19  Ash 
Croswell  Simon  G.,    lawyer  (39     Court, 

room  5,  B.),  house  19  Ash    . 
Croswell  William,    bookkeeper  (77  Sum- 
mer, B.),  house  20  Amory 
Crothers  Andrew  L.,  clerk,  3  Inman  sq., 

boards  22  Antrim 
Crothers  Charles  E.,  salesman,  515  Main, 

house  22  Fifth 
Crothers  David  C,  upholsterer (21  Charles, 

B.),  house  85  Vine 
Crothers  Wm.  J.,  express,  house  87  Vine 
Crothers  William  J.  jr.,  express,  boards  69 

Spring 
Crow  Joanna,  wid.  of  Wm.,  h.  125  Dublin 
Crowdes  J.,  machinist,  72  Main,  house  11 
River  [166  do. 

Crowdes  William,  machinist,  72  Main,  b. 
Crowe  Joseph,  saw  filer,  h.  131  Harvard 
Crowell  Arthur  K.,  house  17*  Austin 
Crowell  Carleton,  salesman,  bds.  39  Ash 
Crowell  Herbert  E.  (20  Milk,  B.),  b.  39  Ash 
Crowell    Thomas    Henry,    machinist    (81 

High,  B .),  boards  39  Ash 
Crowell  Thomas  Howes,  foreman   Cam- 
bridge Gas  Light  Co.,  424  Harvard,  h. 
39  Ash 
Crowell  Timothy,  lumber  (120  State,  B.>, 

house  34  Prospeet 
Crowell  William,  at  72  Main,  b.  20  Cottage 
Crowley  Ann,  widow  of  Daniel,  house  15 

Murdock 
Crowley  Charles  C,  teamster,b.  136  Bridge 
Crowley  Cornelius,  switchman  B.  L.  &  C. 

R.  R.,  house  46  Winter 
Crowley  Cornelius,  plasterer,  b.  27  Gore 
Crowley  Daniel,  laborer,  house  29  Porter 
Crowley  Daniel,  stone  cutter,  boards  Mrs. 

Jeremiah  Crowley's,  Jackson 
Crowley  Dan'l  J.,glass  blower,h.  38  Winter 
Crowley  David,  polisher  Wm.  H.  Hazlett 
&  Co.,  boards  rear  8  Gore 


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Crowley  David,  road  hand  B.  L.  &  C.  R. 

R, house  8  Short 
Crowley  David,  teamster,  71  Main,  house 

4  Hannum's  block,  114  Broadway 
Crowley  Dennis,  at  Boston  Bridge  Works, 

Sixth,  house  at  Chelsea 
Crowley  Dennis,  laborer,  house  7  Foster's 

block,  93  Main 
Crowley  Dennis,  laborer,  house  36  North 
Crowley  Dennis    J.,    printer    University 

Press,  house  2  South 
Crowley  Ellen  Miss,  house  rear  51  Gore 
Crowley  Ellen,  wid.  of  John  H.,h.  95  Fifth 
Crowley  Florence,  laborer,  house  25  Gore 
Crowley  Florence  A.,  teamster,  boards  58 

Charles 
Crowley  Frank,  sawyer,  44  Cambridge,  h. 

*at  East  Boston 
Crowley  James,  blacksmith,  h.  149  Elm 
Crowley  James  J.,  clerk  (B.),  b.  58  Charles 
Crowley  Jeremiah,  shoemaker,  house  233 

Franklin 
Crowley  Jeremiah,  boards  27  Gore 
Crowley  Johanna,  widow  of  James,  house 

58  Charles  [98  Vine 

Crowley  John,  planer,  162  Broadway,  h. 
Crowley  John  J.,  teamster,  b.  58  Charles 
Crowley  John  J.,  lab.,  h.  11  Conlon's  ct. 
Crowley  Kearan  F.,  bookbinder  Riverside 

Pres-s,  house  153  Pearl 
Crowley  Margaret,  widow,  house  25  Bow 
Crowley  Margaret,  widow  of  Jeremiah,  h. 

Jackson  [32  Somerset 

Crowley  Michael  J.,  at  153  Putnam  av.,  h. 
Crowley  Mary,  widow  of  John,  h.  12  Short 
Crowley    Mary   L.  Miss,  dry  and  fancy 

goods,  109  Fourth,  house  40  Winter 
Crowley  Michael,  wheelwright  (157  Liver- 
pool, E.  B.),  house  130  Pleasant 
Crowley   Patrick,  gardener,    10    Linden, 

boards  do. 
Crowley  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  80  Boylston 
Crowley  Patrick,  boards  57  Gore 
Crowley  Patrick,  gardener,  b.  50  Boylston 
Crowley  Thomas,  stone  cutter,  53  Main, 

b  >ards  10  Broadway 
Crowley  Timothy,   marble  cutter,  house 

39  Banks 
Crowley  Timothy,  mason,  h.  23  Willow 
Crowley  Timothy,  teamster,  house  27  Gore 
Crowley  Timothy  J.,  boards  27  Gore 
Crowley  William   A.,  printer  University 

Press,  boards  2  South 
Crozier  Christopher,  painter,  h.  188  Green 
Cruen  John,  laborer,  house  r.  14  Seventh 
Cruikshank  George,  roller,  126  Portland, 

house  56  Webster  avenue 
Cruikshank  James  T.,  florist,   house  40 

Putnam  avenue  [Market 

Crump  Wm.  fl.,  at  162  Broadway,  h.  61 
Cuddhy   Annie   S.  Miss,  dressmaker,   82 

Spring,  house  do. 
Cuddy  Bridget,  widow  of  John,  house  157 

Columbia  [Columbia 

Cuddy  Edward,  at  139  Broadway,  bds.  157 
Cuddy  James,  liquors,  157Columbia,h.do. 
Cuddy  John,  coachman, h.  2  Loughrey  av. 


Cuddy  Thos.,  carpenter,  b.  157  Columbia 
Cuenin  Julius  J.,  silver  plater  (B.),  house 

209  Franklin 
Culberwell  Wm.,  boiler  maker,  92  Main 
Culhane  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  105  Kinnaird 
Culhane  Daniel,  lalborer.  h.  9  Willard  ct. 
Culhane  Daniel  F.,  marble  worker  Pv.  L. 

Sands,  boards  52  Winthrop 
Culhane  Edward   J.,  hostler  Cambridge 
R.  R.  Co.,  Duuster,  b.  9  Willard  court 
Culhane  Garrett,  clerk,  house  169  Norfolk 
Culhane  James,  laborer  Gas  Works. house 
36  Banks  [lu  Bay 

Culhane  John,  hostler,  120  Green,  boards 
Culhane  John  T.,gas  man,  h.  18  Flagg 
Culhane  Michael,  laborer,  house  49  Flagg 
Culhane  Michael,  laborer,  house  19  Bay 
Culhane    Patrick,    foreman    Gas   Works, 

Third,  house  13  Flagij 
Culhane  Richard   T.,   laborer,    boards    9 
Willard  court  [Spring 

Cullen  Andrew,  circus  manager,  house  59 
Cullen   Bridget   Mrs.,   liquors,   321   Cam- 
bridge, house  do. 
Cullen  John,  showman,  house  59  Spring 
Cullen  John,  at  162  Broadway,  house  rear 

29  Harvard 
Cullen  Joseph  E.,  harness  maker,  6  Cam- 
bridge, boards  83  Bridge 
Cullen   Patrick,    packer   (S9  Brosd,    B.), 

boards  143  Bridge 
Culliton  Barney,  cooper,  boards  21  Willow 
Culliton  Frank,  laborer,  house  15  Willow 
Culliton  James,  barrel  dealer,  21  Willow, 

house  do. 
Culliton  James  jr..  laborer,  b.  21  Willow 
Culliton  John,  laborer,  boards  21  Willow 
Culverwell  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  h.  6  Cottage  ct. 
Cumine  Wm.,  ins.  agt.,  b.  87  Washington 
Cumings  Cecil  H.,  clerk,  148  North  ave- 
nue, bds.  at  Somerville  [512  do. 
Cummings  Bernard,  tailor,  551  Main,  bds. 
Cummings  Charles  F.,  printer  University 

Press,  boards  12  Appian-way 
Cummings   Charles  Franklin,   clerk   (451 

Washington,  B.i,  boards  2  Oak 
Cummings    Charles*  H.,   flour   (26  Com- 
merce, B.),  house  714  Main 
Cummings  Charles  P.,  printer  Riverside 

Press,  house  154  Green 
Cummings   Daniel  P.    (Chaffee  &    Cum- 
mings),   charcoal,    Bridge,    junction 
Cambridge,  house  82  Otis 
Cummings  Harriet  E.  Mrs.,  nurse,  boards 

14  Shepard 
Cummings   James,  teamster  John   Rear- 
don  &  Sons,  house  58  Waverly 
Cummings  James  H.,  baggage-master  (E. 
R.  R.,  East  Somerville),  boards  2  Oak 
Cummings  James  M.,  house  2  Oak 
Cummings  John,  laborer  Cambridge  Wa- 
ter Works,  house  32  Auburn 
CU3I3IINOS,   KENxNEY   &    CO. 
(Nathaniel  Cummings,  John  K>nney, 
and   Robert  W.    McNinch),    lumber, 
Biidge,  opposite   Prison  Point  road, 
and  (17  Wareham,  B.)  


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Cummings  Nathaniel  (Cummings,  Kenney 

&   Co.),  lumber,  Bridge,  opp.  Prison 

Point  road,  bouse  at  Boston 
Cummings  Kicbard  J.,  compositor,  boards 

154  Green 
Cummings  Tberon   J.,  intelligence  office 

(1  Cambridge,  B.J,  h.  37  Trowbridge 
Cummings  Thomas,   marble  cutter  (B.), 

bouse  44  Bolton 
Cummings   W.  S.,  conductor  Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co..  bds.  Brattle  Square  Hotel 
Cummiskey  Edward,  blacksmith, 427  Cam- 
bridge, house  133  Webster  avenue 
Cummiskey  Michael,  boots  and  shoes  (58 

Bferrimac,  B.),  house  178  Cambridge 
Cummiskey  Thomas,  painter,  b.  115  Elm 
Canard  Arthur  X.,  house  17  Tremont 
Cunard  Susan,  widow,  house  17  Tremont 
Canard   Thomas    L.,   at    162    Broadway, 

house  17  Tremont 
Cunio  Anthony,  dining-room    (19  School, 

B.),  house  16  Pleasant 
Cunio  John  A.,  boards  16  Pleasant 
Cunio  Manuel,  laborer,  house  128  Bridge 
Cunniff  John,  stone  mason,  h.  145  Elm 
Cunniff  Thomas,  laborer,  boards  145  Elm 
Cunningham   Dennis   F.,  conductor  Cam- 
bridge R.  R.  Co.,  boards  145  Franklin 
Cunningham   Edward,    stone    cutter,   53 

Main,  house  at  Somerville 
Cunningham  Ellen,  wid.  of  James,  house 

145  Franklin  [Hastings 

Cunningham  Frank,  laborer,  house  72 
Cunningham  Frank,  student  H.  U.,  rms. 

746  Cambridge 
Cunningham   George,  printer   University 

Press,  h.  at  Somerville  [Columbia 

Cunningham  Isabelle,  widow,  house  213 
Cunningham    James,   wood    turner,    113 

Broadway,  house  45  Union 
Cunningham  Jeremiah,  iron  moulder,  354 

Main,  house  12  Harrison 
Cunningham  John,  laborer,  h.  32  Harvard 
Cunningham    John   A.,  pressman,  boards 

145  Franklin 
Cunningham  -Mary,   widow    of    William, 

house  41  Union  [av. 

Cunningham  Patrick,  lab.,  h.  63  Concord 
Cunningham  Philip,  laborer,  h.  r.  53  Vine 
Cunningham      Philip,     stone-cutter,     53 

Main,  house  at  Boston 
Cunningham  Robert,  at  113  Broadway 
Cunningham    Thomas,  boiler  maker,    92 

Main,  house  5  B  ildwin  place 
Cunningham  Thomas,  tinsmith,   house  5 

Chestnut  Park 
Cunningham   Thomas  E.,  physician,   51S 

Main,  house  do.  [Franklin 

Cunningham  Win.  J. .car  conductor,  b.  145 
Cunnington  Harry,  at  502  Main,  boards  9 

Norfolk 
Cnrley  Martin,  laborer,  boards  22  Donnell 
Curley  Michael  J.,  cigar  maker,  599  Main, 

house  at  Lynn 
Curley  Patrick  J.,  teamster,  h. 22  Donnell 
Curley,  see  Kirley  [Eliot 

Curran  Catherine,  widow  of   Pbilip,  h.  11 


Curran  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  39  Hunting 
Curran  Edward,  tailor,   501   Main,  house 

at  Charlestown 
Curran  Geo.,  coffee  peddler,  h.  12  Warren 
Curran  James  H.,  painter,  b.  21  Banks 
Curran  John  F.,  peddler,  h.  24  Willow 
Curran   John    F.,    pressman    University 

Press,  house  16  Mt.  Auburn 
Curran  Martin,  clerk,  h.  49S  Cambridge 
Curran   Michael,   grease  collector,  house 

39  Hunting 
Curran  Peter,  cooper,  house  17  McCabe 
Curran  Timothy,  grease   collector,  boards 
22  Willow  [Trowbridge 

Carrie    Abrara  Y.,   carpenter,   house    18 
Carrie  Jas.,  harness-maker,  h.  r.  19  Vine 
Carrie,  see  Curry 
Currier  Alvah  B.,  carriage-trimmer,  hoVise 

Regent,  first  on  left 
Currier  Arthur  T.,  bookbinder  (30  Frank- 
lin, B.),  house  lz7  Auburn 
Currier  George,  organ-maker  (B.),  house 
i  Green  [Auburn 

Currier   Wra.  B.,  clerk,  627  Main,  bds.  95 
Currier   William  E.,   clerk    (P.    O.,    B.), 

boards  74  Pearl 
Currier  William  P.,  house  74  Pearl 
Curry  Edward,  ice-man,  b.  198  Camb. 
Curry  Elizabeth,  widow,  house  92  Sixth 
Curry  Francis,  harness  maker  Wm.  Mitch- 
ell, Cambridge,  boards  21  Vine 
Curry  James,  harness  maker  Wm.  Mitch- 
ell, Cambridge,  house  21  Vine 
Curry  Lewellen,  shoemaker,  b.  92  Sixth 
Curry  Liouell,  cabinet  maker,  b.  92  Sixth 
Curry    Michael    J.,  blacksmith,    4    Cam- 
bridge, boards  27  Second 
Curry  William,  blacksmith  A.  McDonald, 

Mt.  Auburn,  house  McDonald 
Curry,  see  Currie 
Curtin  Cornelius,  laborer,  house  Cushing, 

near  Cushing  court 
Curtin  Edward, teamster,  84  Bridge,house 

5  Liuehan  block,  Third 
Curtin  James,  laborer,  house  22  Sparks 
Curtin  Jeremiah,  section-hand  M.    C.  R. 

R.,  boards  189  Spruce 
Curtin  John  H.,  laborer,  h.  6  Jackson 
Curtin   Patrick,  laborer,   house   Cushing, 

corner  Lawn 
Curtm  Patrick,  machinist,house  55  Hamp- 
shire, junction  Webster  avenue 
Curtin  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  152  Bridge 
Curtin  Thomas  ft,  currier,  b.  75  Spruce 
Curtin  William,  laborer,  house  75  Spruce 
Curtis  Albert  W.,  mason,   basement  216 

North  avenue,  house  8  Avon  hill  st. 
Curtis  Annie  M.  Miss,  house  20  Fourth 
Curtis  Asbury  ft,  grocer,  437  Cambridge, 
h.  437|  do.  [h.  247  Broadway 

Curtis  Benjamin  F.,  insurance  agent  (B. ), 
Curtis     Caroline    W.    Mrs.,    dressmaker, 

house  132  Franklin 
Curtis   Charles,  carpenter,   house  Grove- 
land,  2d  from  Spruce 
Curtis  Charles,  agent  Hall  Rubber  Co.  (72 
Federal,  B.),  house  74  Columbia 


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Curtis    Eliza    J.,  widow  of    Samuel    S., 

rooms  100  Mount  Auburn 
Curtis  Frank  J.,  glass  maker,h.  20 Fourth 
Curtis  Frank  L.,teamster(B.),  h.  13  Second 
Curtis  Hannah, wid.of  Tbos.,  h.  20  Fourth 
Curtis  Horace  S.,  painter,  604  Main,  house 

132  Franklin 
Curtis  Ira  T.,  express  driver,  h.  97  Winsor 
Curtis  John  B.,  glass  maker,  h.  21  Fifth 
Curtis  Mary  F.  Miss,  house  20  Fourth 
Curtis  Richard  W.,  teamster,  h.  175  Main 
Curtis   Walter  H.,    mariner,   boards   132 

Franklin 
Curtis  Willis  C,  mineral  water  (63  Court, 

B.),  boards  75  Hubbard  avenue 
Cushing  Charles  C,  boards  18  Wendell 
Cushing  Clarence  H.,  laborer,  house   rear 

27  Webster  avenue 
Cushing  George,  tailor  (37  Temple  place, 

B. ),  house  foot  of  Frost 
Cushing  George   W.,  printer  (115  High, 

B.),  boards  18  Wendell 
Cushing    Henry,  laborer,    house  rear  28 

Washington,  near  Portland 
Cushing  Joseph,  cooper  Goepper  Bros., 

boards  48  Sidney 
Cushing    Joseph    (J.   Cushing    &     Co.), 
wholesale  grain  dealer,  and  agent  for 
F.  R.  R.  freight  depot,  Regent,  house 
at  Fitchbuig 
Cushing    J.    &    Co.    (Joseph    Cushing), 
wholesale    grain    dealers,   Fitchbuig 
R.  R.  freight  depot,  foot  Regent 
Cushing  Mary  W.  Mrs.,  h.  100  Hancock 
Cushing  Orville  H.,  iron   roller,  boards  2 

Berkshire 
Cushing    Thomas,    moulder  H.  M.   Bird, 

Pelham 
Cushing  Wallace,  laborer,  h.  r.  67  Moore 
Cushing  Win.,  clergyman,  h.  18  Wendell 
Cushing  William  H.,  iron  roller,  house  2 

Berkshire 
Cushman   Fred   H.,   window  shades   (84 

Hawley,  B.),  boards  349  Harvard 
Cushman   George  W.,  gents'  furnishing 
goods  (9  Court,  B.),  b.  58  Concord  av. 
Cushman  Margaret  K.,  widow  of  Elkanah 

A.,  house  48  Concord  avenue 
Cushman  Moses  E.,  real  estate  (258  Wash- 
ington, B.),  house  339  Broadway 
Cushman  T.  Alvah,  driver  bread  wagon, 

180  North  avenue,  boards  25  Wyeth 
Custer  Edward  L.  Mrs.,  house  794  Main 
Custer  Joseph,  sawyer  F.  G.  T.  Co.,  house 
35  Vine  [Dailey's  alley 

Cutchey  Henry,  teamster,  84  Bridge,   h. 
Cutler  Arthur  W.,  assistant  at  Observato- 
ry, house  Crescent,  1st  on  right  from 
Oxford 
Cutler  Chas.  H.,  letter  carrier,  Cambridge 

P.  O.,  7  Harvard  row,  h.  99  Garden 
Cutler  Curtis  Mrs.,  h.  14  Kirkland  place 
Cutler  Edward   H.,  clerk  (173  State.  B.), 

boards  40  Arlington 
Cutler  Esther,  widow,  h.  83-J-  Putnam  av. 
Cutler  Geo.  H.,  carpenter,  rear  7  Sumner, 
h.  Crescent,  1st  on  right  from  Oxford 


Cutler  George  H.  2d,   aux.   letter  carrier 
(P.  O.,  B.),  b.  G.  H.  Cutler's,  Crescent 
Cutler  Isaac  Mrs.,  house  7  Sumner 
Cutler  James  E..  com.  mer.  (173  State,  B.), 

house  40  Arlington 
Cutler  Joseph,   attorney   (31  Pemberton 

sq.,  B.),  house  723  Cambridge 
Cutler  Joseph  G.,  civil  engineer,  bds.  723 
Cambridge  [nam  avenue 

Cutler  Virgil  M.,   carpenter,  h.   83£  Put- 
Cutler  William  P..  salesman  (133  Summer, 

B.),  house  8  Rice 
Cutler   W.  James,  clerk  (40  Water,  B.), 

boards  40  Arlington 
Cutten  Theodore  H.  jr.,  foreman  Sortwell 
&  Co.,  Distillhouse,  boards  107  Inman 
Cutter  Chas.  H.,  engineer  A.  H.  Hews  & 
Co.,  house  Crescent  av.,  opp.  pottery 
Cutter  Charles  S.,  trav.  agent,  b.  42  Austin 
Cutter  Ebenezer  P.,  hatter  (777  Washing- 
ton, B.).  house  23  Essex 
Cutter  E.  J.  Mrs.,  nurse,  h.  42  Austin 
Cutter  Frank  C,  box  maker,  3  Hampshire 
Cutter  Frank  L.,  painter,  house  91  Green 
Cutter  Frederick  S.,  school   teacher  (Na- 

tick),  boards  273  Harvard 
Cutter  George  H.,  cutter  (6  Chauncy,  B.), 

boards  7  Hancock  place 
Cutter  Geo.  W.,  painter,  h.  7  Hancock  pi*. 
Cutter  Horace  E.,  piano  action  maker,  113 

Broadway,  boards  22  Cherry 
Cutter  James  H.  (Jas.  H.  Cutter  &  Co.), 

ice  tool  mnfr.,  house  164  North  av. 
Cutter  James  H.  &  Co.  (Jas.   H.    Cutter), 

ice  tool  mnfrs.,  168  North  avenue 
Cutter  Leander,  varnisher  B.  &  A.  R.  R., 
house  22  Cherry  [Harvard 

Cutter  Louisa,  widow  of  Abel  R.,  h.  273 
Cutter  Lucius,  laborer,  house  72  Harvard 
Cutter  Mary  A.,  widow  of  Zachariah,  h. 

225  Broadway 
Cutter  Mary  J.,  wid.  of  Peter,  h.  50  River 
Cutter  Stephen  B.,  carpenter,  h.  42  Austin 
Cutter  Susan,  widow  of  Asa,  house  166 

North  avenue 
Cutter  Walter,   letter  carrier  P.   O.,  611 

Main,  house  578£  do. 

Cutter  Warren,  trader,  h.  ft.  of  Davenport 

Cutter  Watson  G.  (J.  Winnett&  Co.),  real 

estate,  623  Main  and  (5  Tremont,  B.)r 

house  35  Linnaean 

Cutter  Zachariah,   carpenter,  house    225 

Broadway,  room  4  [h.  90  Winsor 

Cutting  Charles  H.,  fish  dealer,  401  Main, 

Cutting  David  H.,  teamster  Cambridge  Ice 

Co,,  house  123  Hampshire 
Cutting  Edwin  A.,  traveling  salesman  (61 

Oliver,  B.),  boards  69  Magazine 
Cutting  Gilbert,  piano  tuner  (20  Tremont, 

B.),  house  23  Warland 
Cutting  Gilbert  E.,  piano  tuner  (20  Tre- 
mont, B. ),  house  23  Warland 
Cutting  Henry,  moulder,  354  Main,  house 

237  Broadway 
Cutting  Josiah  C,  clerk  (39  Tremont,  B.)f 
house  209  Pearl  [736  do. 

Cutting  Samuel  H.,  clerk.  609  Main,  bds. 


J.    3HC.    Cft5    «T.    X>.    THAYER    c*S    GOm9    660  Main  Street, 

Paper  Hangings,  Picture  Mouldings,  House  Painting  and  Kalsomining. 


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Cutting  Sara.  M.,  shoemaker,  b.  50  Amory 
Cyr  Ellen   M.,  teacher  Holmes   primary 

school,  boards  243  North  avenue 
Cyr  Lucy  E.   Miss,  teacher,  boards  248 

North  avenue 

DACEY  CORNELIUS,  teamster,  boards  2 

Davis 
Dacey  John,  cabinet  maker,  h.  2  Davis 
Dacie  William,  laborer,  house  12  Short 
Dacy  Daniel,  laborer,  house  14  McCabe 
Dacy  Patrick  J.,  salesman   (5  Winter,  B.) , 

house  28  Fourth 
Dady  Mary,  widow,  house  13  Willow 
Daesnoit  John,  boiler  maker,  h.  41  Harvey 
Daggett  Freeman  L.  Mrs.,  house  51  Essex 
Dagle  Eli,  laborer,  house  258  Bridge 
Dahl  Carl  Axel,  house  8  Bobbins'    block, 

Prospect  fh.  193  do. 

Dahlstrom    Frank  L.,   painter,  17    Main, 
Dailey  Bartholomew,  boards  99  Vine 
Dailey  Charles,  ice  dealer,  h.  49  Willow 

DAILEY    CHARLES    W.,  livery 
stable,  43  Cambridge,  house  107  Otis 
Dailey  Dennis  M.,  carpenter,  h.  137  Elm 
Dailey  Mary  E.,  widow  of  William,  house 

768  Main 
Dailey  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  121  Harvard 
Dailey  William,    teamster,  5   Broadway, 

boards  4  Pioneer  avenue 
Dailey  William,  cooper  J.   H.   Eames,  h. 

218£  Lopez  [h.  99  Gore 

Dailey  William  H.,  boiler  maker,  92  Main, 
Daily  Charles,  house  107  Otis 
Daily  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  360  Broadway 
Daily  Eugene  J.,  teamster,  house  5  Vine 
Daily  Hannah  J.,   widow  of  Michael,   h. 

Charles,  east  of  Third 
Daily  James  J.,  oil  hat  maker,  house  5 

Second  street  court 
Daily  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  49  Amory 
Daily  John,  at  H.   M.    Sawyer's,  boards 

foot  of  Charles 
Daily  Owen,  laborer,  house  rear  42  Vine 
Daily  Uriah  J.,  house  77  Thorndike 
Daily    William  R.,  salesman   (26  Winter, 

B.),  bds.  Hannah  J.  Daily's.  Charles 
Daily,  see  Dailey,  Daley,  also' Daly 
Daisy  Edward  J.,  sawyer,  624  Main,  house 

9  Lawrence  [Lawrence 

Daisy  John  H.,  planer,  624  Main,  house  11 
Daisy  Joseph  L.,  planer,  624  Main,  boards 

9  Lawrence  [82£  Green 

Daisy  Thomas  H.,  carpenter,  354  Main,  h. 
Dakin  Arthur,  armorer  Boylston  Hall  (645 

Washington,  B. ),  house  138  Harvard 
Dakin    Joseph   A.,   action  maker    Guild, 

Church  &  Co.  (B.),  house  181  Harvard 
Dale  George,  glass  maker,  house  64  Gore 
Dale  George  H.,  house  87  Plymouth 
Dale  Lorenzo  H.,  driver  hose  No.  3,  house 

94  Gore 
Dale  Thomas  J.,  fish   market,  124   Cam- 
bridge, house  59  Winter 
Dale   William    W.,   watchman   (Tremont 

Temple,  B.),  house  81  Wendell 
Daley  Ann,  wid.  of  James,  h.  93  Tremont  | 


Daley  Daniel,  printer,  house  24  Dunster 
Daley  James  E.,  painter,  bds.  93  Tremont 
Daley  John,  laborer,  house  45  Banks 
Daley  John  F.,  teamster,  169  Gore,  house 

9  McCabe 
Daley  John  S.,  bookbinder,  h.  16£  Mill 
Daley  Michael,  laborer,  h.  208  Franklin 
Daley  Michael  J.,  driver  Cambridge  Rail- 
road Co.,  house  125  Pearl 
Daley  Thomas,  tin  peddler,  house  173  Elm 
Daley,  see  Dailey,  Daily,  also  Daly 
Dallinger  Charles,  hatter,  house  97  West- 
ern avenue 
Dallinger     Elizabeth     E.    Miss,    teacher 

Bridge  primary  school,  h.  750  Main 
Dallinger  Emily  C.  Miss,  teacher  Bridge 

primary  school,  bds.  97  Western  av. 
Dallinger  Frank  W.,  storage  (121  Broad, 

B. ),  house  85  Inman 
Dallinger  William,  constable  and  deputy 
collector,  treas.  office  City  Hall,  house 
91  Inman 
Dallinger  Wm.  W.,  city  treas.,  office  City 

Hall,  house  37  Inman 
Dalton  Abby  W.,  widow  of  John  R.,  house 

16  Cogswell  avenue 

Dalton  Christopher,  laborer,  house  19 
Stevens  court  [court 

Dalton  Frank,  cigar  maker,  h.  10  Stevens 

Dalton  Frank  B.,  cigar  maker,  175  Cam- 
bridge, boards  10  Stevens  court 

Dalton  James,  house  140  Pearl 

Dalton  James  F.,  foreman,  169  Gore,  h. 

17  Squire's  court 

Dalton  John,  house  21  Hamilton 
Dalton  Joseph,  laborer,  boards  4  Davis 
Dalton  Mary  E.,  widow  of  Joseph,  house 

686  Main 
Dalton  Michael  A.,  sergeant  of  police,  sta- 
tion 2,  house  Appleton,  between  Sa- 
ville  and  Vassal  lane 
Dalton  Samuel  W.,  conductor  Cambridge 

Railroad  Co.,  boards  16  Cogswell  av. 
Daly  Catherine,  widow  of  John  J.,  house 

rear  105  Kinnaird 
Daly  Cornelius,  gardener,  h.  13  Hancock 
Daly  Daniel,  driver.  244  Cambridge,  house 

Ninth,  corner  Otis 
Daly  Daniel,  house  24  Dunster 
Daly  Daniel  W.,  electrotyper  University 

Press,  house  24  Dunster 
Daly  Edward,  seaman,  house  4  Gray  pi. 
Daly  James  H.,  mason,  h.  19  Washington 
Daly   John,  iron  moulder  H.  M.  Bird,  Pel- 
ham,  house  131  Portland 
Daly -John,  laborer,  house  4  Davis 
Daly  John  E.,  tinsmith,  h.  125  Auburn 
Daly  John  F.,  foreman  (48  Portland,  B.), 
h.  68  Broadway  [bridge,  h.  do. 

Daly  Michael  (M.  Daly  &  Son),  410  Cam- 
Daly  Michael,  laborer,  house  6  Fourth 
Daly  Michael,  laborer,  162  Broadway,  bds. 

John  Kelley's,  Cushing  court 
Daly   Michael  jr.    (M.  Daly  &  Son),  410 

Cambridge,  boards  do. 
Daly  M.  &  Son  (Michael  and  Michael  Da- 
ly jr.  ;,boots  and  shoes,  410  Cambridge 


Dimension  Frames  Sawed  to  Order.  LUMBER  &  MOULDINGS. 

J.  O.  &  IV.  Q.  GOOC1I,  Western  A  v.,  Brighton,  70  Kilby  Street,  Boston. 


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DAY 


Daly  Patrick,  laborer,  house  181  Dublin 
Daly  Sarah  13.,  widow  of  John  J.,  house 

125  Auburn 
Daly,  see  Dailey,  Dalev,  also  Daily 
Dam  Charles  O.,  clerk   (38  Lincoln,  B.), 

boards  297  Broadway 
Dam  William  H.,  traveling  salesman,  bds. 

297  Broadway 
Dammery  John,  carpenter,  7  Western  av., 

house  3  Sands 
Damon  Alexander  E.,  piano  maker  Ivers 

&  Pond  Piano  Co.,  Albany,  h.at  Boston 
Damon  Emily  F.   Miss,  teacher  Harvard 

gr  immar  school,  bds.  40  Sacramento 
Damon  George,  carver,  44  Cambridge,  h. 

at  Somerville 

DAMOX   GEORGE    L.,   safe    and 
iron  works,  17  Main  (108  and  110  Sud- 
bury, B. ),  house  Belmont.  Somerville 
Damon  Sarah,  widow  of  Warren,  house 

108  Norfolk  [Norfolk 

Damon  Sarah  Mrs.,  carpet  maker,  h.  108 
Dana  Charles  G.,  artist.b.  3  Faverweather 
Dana  Hill  Club  Stable,  W.  Christie,  supt., 

677  Main,  corner  Inman 
Dana  John  B.  Mrs.,  h.  3  Fayerweather 
Dana  Matilda,  widow  of  James  F.,  house 

3S  North  avenue  [Franklin 

Danahy  John,  clerk,  610  Main,  h.  165 
Dandridge  Elizabeth  M.,  widow  of  James 

H.,  house  rear  112  Columbia 
Dane  George  W.,  planer,  162  Broadway, 

house  Bristol,  corner  Hampshire 
Danehy   Daniel  P.,   carriage-painter,  132 

Spruce  [136  Pleasant 

Danehy  Mary,  widow  of  Patrick,  house 
Danehy  Mary  Ann,  widow,  h.  128  Norfolk 
Danehy  Thomas  J.,  pump-maker,   boards 

15  Sargent 
Danehy  Timothy,  tailor,  15  Sargent,  h.  do. 
Danehy  Timothy  jr.,  express,  order  box, 

224  North  av.,  and  (15  Blackstone  B.), 

boards  15  Sargent 
Danforth  Allen,  bursar  H.  U.,   rooms    7 

Wads  worth  House 
Danforth    Benjamin    F.,  foreman    Rubs 

Moulding  Co.,  boards  at  Charlestown 
Danforth  B.    Otis,   inspector  Cambridge 

Gas  Light  Co.,  424  Harvard,  h.  8  Bath 
Danforth  Charles  O.,  trav.    salesman  (79 

Frauklin,  B.),  boards  144  Austin 
Danforth  Cyrus,  dry  goods,  h.  9  Linden 
Danforth    Frank  "N.,  at  150  Broadway, 

house  134  do. 
Danforth  George  O.,    painter,  5  Palmer, 

house  35  Ash 
Danforth  Henry  M.,  furniture  express,  600 

Main,  boards  92  Prospect 
Danforth  Hollis  Mrs.,  h.  92  Prospect 
Danforth  Isaac  W.,  hardware   (48  India, 

B. ),  house  25  Craigie  [35  Ash 

Danforth  James  L.,  painter,  5  Palmer,  b. 
Danforth  Vespasian,  sec.  overseers  of  the 

poor,  Central  square  building,  West- 
ern avenue,  house  57  Auburn 
Danforth  Zyrena  P.,  widow  of  Otis,  house 

9  Linden 


Daniel   C.     Julius,   compositor  Riverside 

Press,  house  16  Laurel 
Daniel    Herman   G.,  clerk,  123    Auburn, 

boards  16  Laurel 
Daniel  Walter,  fancy  dry  goods,    123  Au- 
burn, boards  16  Laurel 
Daniels  Annie  E.    Mrs.,  clerk   Cambridge 

P.  O..  7  Harvard  row. h.at  Charlestown 
Daniels  Arthur  W.,   operator  Cambridge 

Fire  Alarm,  at  City  building,    Brattle 

square,  boards  23  Hudson 
Daniels,  Badger  &  Co.    (Chas.  E.  Daniels, 

Wm.  C.  Badger,  and   Geo.   F.   Tyler), 

furniture   mnfrs.,    Woodbury's  bldg., 

Otis  (25  Sudbury,  B.) 
Daniels  Carrie  J.  Miss  (Daniels  &  Foss), 

dressmaker,  2  Sidney,  boards  do. 
Daniels  Charles   E.    (Daniels,    Badger  <fc 

Co.),    furniture    mnfrs.,   Woodbury's 

building.  Otis,  house  at  Boston 
Daniels    Daniel,   cigar   maker,   35  Pearl, 

house  49  Brookline 
Daniels  Edwin  A.,  machinist,  h.  109  Gore 
Daniels  Eliza  C.  Miss,  dressmaker,   house 

11  Jay 
Daniels  Joseph,  carpenter  B.  L.    &   C.   R. 

R.  shop.  Bridge,  house  at  Somerville 
Daniels  Lewis  E.,  driver  H.    R.  Richard- 
son, boards  40  Erie 
Daniels  Mary   E.,  widow  of  Leonard  L., 

house  23  Hudson 
Daniels  &  Foss   (Carrie   J.    Daniels  and 

Edith  A.  Foss),  dressmakers,  2  Sidney 
Danielsou  Alfred  L.,  clerk  Zoological  Mu- 
seum, rooms  44  Mt.  Auburn 
DaPontie     Manuel    N.,    hairdresser,  181 

Bridge,  house  202  do. 
Darcy  John,  collector  (B.), house  15  Wyeth 
Darcy  Patrick,  book  gilderRiverside  Press, 

house  2  Banks 
Darcy,  see  Dorsey 

Dardis  John,  city  laborer,  house  32  Banks 
Dardis  John  F..  furniture  polisher,  house 

508  Cambridge  [Hampshire 

Dardis  Thomas  B.,  varnish  polisher,  h.  193 
Darey  Wm.   H.,  printer   Riverside   Press, 

rooms  77  River 
Darling  Albion,  driver  Cambridge  Railroad 

Co.,  house  32  Mount  Auburn 
Darling    Charles    F.,    bookkeeper     (228 

Causeway,  B.),  house  1  Mt.  Pleasant 
Darling  Charles  S.,  whip  mnfr.,  112  Main, 

house  at  Somerville  [Allston 

Darling  Jerome  A.,   pressman,  house  79 
Darling  John  R..  mason   and  saloon,   171 

Bridge,  house  175  do. 
Darling  Wm.,  whip  mnfr.,  112  Main,h.  do. 
Darnord  J.,  boiler  maker,  92  Main 
Darsonville  Joseph,  polisher,   203   Bridge, 

house  64  Vine 
Datt  Lewis,  printer  (181  Devonshire,   B.), 

boards  80  Fifth 
Datt  Susan  Mrs.,  house  80  Fifth 
Davenport  Benj.,  boards  34  North  avenue 
Davenport  Chas.  F.,  house  402  Main 
Davenport  Chas.  Henry,   trav.   salesman, 
house  13  Boardman 


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Davenport     Jerome    J.,  cabinet  maker, 

bouse  72  Gore 
Davenport  Mary  A.,  widow  of  Jobn,  house 

255  North  avenue 
Davenport    Robert,    harness    maker,    87 

Main,  house  at  Boston 
Davers  Frank,  laborer,  house  184  Bridge 
Davey  Annie  Mrs.,  house  4  VVinsor 
David  Albert  W.,  clerk  (218  Congress,  B.), 

boards  22  Avon 
David  Frederick  B.,  shipper   (104  Pearl, 
B.),b.  22  Avon  [22  Avon 

David  Maria,  widow  of  Sarnnel  M.,  house 
David  Tlios.,  laborer,  h.  805  Cambridge 
Davidson  Chas.,  machinist,  h.  54  Franklin 
Davidson  Edwin  R.,  carpenter,   house  82 
Kinnaird  [blk.,  Main 

Davidson    Elizabeth    Miss,   h.    2  Rogers' 
Davidson  Geo.  F.,  clerk  E.  R.    R.   freight 

office  (B.),  h.  2  Rogers'  block,  Main 
Davidson    Joseph     B.,  tinner,   house  10 

Fairmont  avenue 
Davidson  Joseph  H.,  engineer,  503   Main, 

boards  84  Austin 
Davidson      Learchus     W.,      blacksmith, 

Church,  boards  44  Boylston 
Davidson  Mary  H.  Mrs.,  house  15  Mellen 
Davies  Alfred,  printer,  house  r.  15  Baldwin 
Davies  Benj.   F.,  carpenter  and  builder, 

Gore,  near  Sixth,  h.  137  Thorndike 
Davies    Fred,    clerk    (14    Summer,      B.), 

boards  137  Thorndike 
Davies  John  R.,  apothecary,   5  Mt.   Au- 
burn, house  do. 
Davies  Philip,  city  missionary,  (144  Han- 
over, B),  house  26  Howard 
Davies  Richard  J., carpenter,  b.26  Howard 
Davies  Susannah  Mrs.,  house  26  Howard 
Davies  Wm.  H.,  machinist,  b.  26  Howard 
Davin  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  6  Jackson 
Davin  Thomas,  laborer,  boards  6  Jackson 
Davin  Wm.,  potter,  boards  6  Jackson 
Davis  Abner  F.,  cooper,  h.  15  Squire's  ct. 
Davis  Ambrose  L., peddler,  h.  2  Dickinson 
Davis  Andrew  McFarland,   boards  2  Di- 
vinity avenue 
Davis  Ann,  wid.  of  Eliphalet,  h.  51  Cherry 
Davis  Augustus  A.,  officer  House  of  Cor- 
rection, boards  45  Otis 
Davis  Bradford  F.  (B.  F.    Davis   &   Co.), 
238  North  av.,  h.  12  Dover,  Somerville 
Davis  B.  F.  &   Co.    (Bradford   F.    Davis), 
bottlers  of  lager  beer  and    tonic,  238 
North  avenue  [122  Norfolk 

Davis  Carrie  G.  Miss,   music  teacher,  h. 
Davis  Catherine  M, widow  of  Isaac,  house 

7  Lamson  place 
Davis  Charles,  cabinet-maker,  139  Broad- 
way, house  rear  152  Prospect 
Davis  Chas.  A.,  action  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, house  52  Hamilton 
Davis  Charles  D.,  clerk  (65  Summer,   B.), 
house  326  Broadway  [Hamilton 

Davis  Chas.  E.,  student  H.  U.,  rooms  52 
Davis  Chas.  H.  Mrs.,  house  38  Quincy 
Davis  Chas.  M.,  salesman   (518   Washing- 
ton, B),  house  12  Elm  j 


Davis  Charles  O.,   cabinet-maker,  house 

72-J-  Washington 
Davis  Charles  S.,  clerk  (456  Washington, 

B.),  boards  101  Iuman 
Davis  Charles  W.,  door  maker,  113  Broad- 
way, house  70  Winsor  [Seventh 
Davis  Charles  W., ladder  maker,  house  23 
Davis   Curtis   (Curtis   Davis  &  Co. ),  soap 

mufr.,  184  Broadway,   and  (136  State, 

B.),  house  13  Bigelow 
Davis  Curtis  &   Co.    (Curtis  Davis    and 

James     Mellen),     soap    mnfrs.,    184 

Broadway,  and  (136  State,  B.) 
Davis    Daniel    W.,  clerk,  184   Broadway, 

boards  7  Lamson  place 
Davis  David  Wm.,  peddler,  h.  30  Willow 
Davis  Edward,  gilder   (127  Tremont,  B.), 

house  468  Cambridge 
Davis  Edward,  machinist,  h.  46  Winsor 
Davis  Edward  A.  (Ryder  &  Davis),  grocer, 

126  Inman,  house  16  Tremont 
Davis  Eliphalet  F.,  clerk,  417  Main,  house 

51  Cherry  [h.  690  Main 

Davis  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Samuel,  nurse, 
Davis  Esther  M.  Mrs.,  house  34  Tremont 
Davis  Franklin,  express,  379  Main  and  (24 

Faneuil  Hall  sq.,  B.),  house  5  Brooks 
Davis  Frank  W.,  driver  Citizens  Ice   Co., 

house  174  Columbia 
Davis  Fred.    G.,  cutter   (72  Franklin,  B.), 

boards  7  Lamson  place 
Davis  George,  surveyor,  City  Engineer's, 

office,  City  Hall,  house  30  Warland 
Davis  George  A.,  grocer,  515  Main,  house 

103  Inman 
Davis  George  E.,  lubricating  oil  dealer  (24 

Custom  House,  B.),  h.  2  Ashburton  pi. 
Davis  George  H.,  .salesman,  h.  47  Norfolk 
Davis  Geo.  H.,  at  Riverside   Press,  h.  34 

Tremont 
Davis  Gilman,  house  67  Dana 
Davis  Guilford  H.,  salesman   (23  Winter, 

B.),  boards  534  Main 
Davis  Hattie  S.  Miss,  house  19  Antrim 

DAVIS  H EN RYB.,cashier National 
City  Bank,  553  Main,  house  at  Bos- 
ton, ward  24 
Davis  Henry  G., pressman  Riverside  Press, 
house  112  Western  avenue  [do. 

Davis  Herbert  P.,  foreman,  15  River,  b.  17 

DAVIS   HERVEY,  grain,  550  Main, 
house  5  Inman 
JJavis  Horatio,  organ  tuner,  Fifth,  corner 

Otis,  house  78  Otis 
Davis  James  C.  (James  C.  Davis  &  Son), 

house  326  Broadway 
Davis  James  C.   &  Son   (James   C.   and 

James  H.  Davis),  soap  mnfrs.,  204  to 

210  Broadway,  and  (3  Chatham,  B.) 
Davis  James  H.  (James  C.  Davis  &  Son), 

house  74  Inman 
Davis  James   T.,  wines,   etc.    (27  North 

Market,  B.),  house  23  Columbia 
Davis  John,  machinery  (HSMerrimac,  B.), 

house  2  Walnut  avenue 
Davis  John   C,  currier,   boards  Edward 

Boardman's,  Jackson 


DCCT  Assortment  of  Bronze  Hardware  in  New  England 

UlOI  AT  20  DOCK  SQUAME,  BUBDITT  &   WILLIAillS.     . 


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DEA 


Davis  John  E.,  ship  stores   (204  Commer- 
cial, B. ),  house  7  Wendell 
Davis  John  M.  (Mason  Davis  &  Son),  soap 

mnfr.,  3  Lincoln  place,  h.  8  King  pi. 
Davis  Josephine  H.  Miss,   teacher  Mason 

primary  school,  boards  34  Tremont 
Davis  J.  Edward,  gilder,  h.  468  Cambridge 
Davis  Martin,  watchman  House  of  Correc- 
tion, boards  do.  [Worcester 
Davis  Mary  A.,  widow  of  James  A.,  h.  1 
Davis  Mason  (Mason  Davis  &   Son),  soap 

mnfr.,  3  Lincoln  pi.,  h.  122  Norfolk 
Davis  Mason  &  Son  (Mason  and  John  M. 

Davis),  soap  mnfrs.,  3  Lincoln  place 
Davis  Peter  R.,  coachman,  800  Main,  house 

192  Green 
Davis  Robert  W.,  painter,  house  25  Reed 
Davis  Samuel,  butcher  (Brighton),  house 

Lake  View  avenue,  4th  on  left 
Davis  Samuel,  slater,  order  box  Lyceum 

building,  Harvard  sq.,  h.  46  FLogg 
Davis  Sarah  E.  Miss,  house  199  Harvard 
Davis  Sarah  J.  Miss,  teacher  Gannet  pri- 
mary school,  boards  67  Dana 
Davis  Stephen  F.,  printer   (262    Washing- 
ton, B.),  house  30  Elm 
Davis  Stephen  G.,  house  751  Main 
Davis  Sylvia  Mis.,  house  46  Flagg 
Davis  S.  E.,  barrel  dealer,  89  Cambridge, 

house  at  Somerville 
Davis  S.  Warren,  teacher,  h.  18  Orchard 
Davis  Thomas  Mrs.,  boards  103  Inman 
Davis  Thomas  M.,  fancy  soap   mnfr.,  417 

Main,  house  34  Tremont 
Davis  Thomas  W.,  master  Putnam  gram- 
mar school,  house  at  Waverly 
Davis  Thomas  W.,  trav.  salesman,  boards 
34  Tremont  [catur 

Davis  William,  baker,  15  River,  h.  21  De- 
Davis  William,  clerk  (567  Washington, B.), 
house  144  Austin  [Cherry 

Davis  William  H..  clerk,  417  Main,  h.  51 
Davis  William  H.,  driver  Cambridge  Laun- 
dry, boards  36  Fairmont 
Davis  William  J.  (Federal,  B. ),  house  259 

Mt.  Auburn 
Davis  William  J.,  hackman,  boards  C.  W. 

Ingalls',  Elm,  corner  Russell 
Davis  Wm.  M.  jr.,  asst.  in  Geological  La- 
boratory Museum  of  Comparative  Zo- 
ology H.  U.,  h.  10  Wallace,  n.  Garden 
Davis  Wm.  P.,  carpenter,  house  82  Fifth 
Davis  Wm.  W.,  salesman  (55  Franklin, B.), 

boards  144  Austin 
Davison  James  S.,  steam  fitter,  651  Main, 

boards  32  Western  avenue 
Davison  Lascus,  blacksmith,  44  Boylston 
Davison  M.   Harris,  in  American  Rubber 

Mill,  house  10  Blanche 
Davlin  Michael  F.  (M.  F.  Davlin  &  Co.), 
plumber,  18S  Cambridge,  h.  r.  186  do. 
Davlin  M.  F.  &  Co.  (Michael  F.  Davlin), 
plumbers  and  gas  fitters,  188  Cam- 
bridge [Spruce 
Davon  Maley,  widow  of  Joseph,  bds.  152 
Davren  Gilbert  M.,  laborer,  house  Hol- 
worthy,  near  Locust 


Davy  William,  boat  builder,  h.  15  Dyke 
Davy  William  H.,boat  builder,  h.  15  Dyke 
Dawes  Albert  A.,  machinist,h.  140  Spring 
Dawley  Xorman.  driver  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  boards  1  Seventh 
Dawson  Alex.,  laborer,  house  59  Cherry 
Dawson  James,  laborer,  house  41  Banks 
Dawson  William,  laborer,  h.  210  Franklin 
Day  Arthur  C,  at  162  Broadway,  house 

47  Austin 
Day  Charles  W.,  steam  fitter,  b.  r.  1  State 
Day  G.    L.,  conductor  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  house  at  Brighton 
Day  Hiram  R.,  foreman  (Watertown),  b. 

A.  A.  Barker's,  Coolidge  avenue 
Day  John  M.,  stone  mason,  h.  23  Sparks 

street  place 
Day  John  T.,  gardener,  h.  rear  1  State 

DAY  JOHN  W.,  asst.  editor  (9  Mont- 
gomery place,  B.),  rms.  74  Cambridge 

Day  J.  W.  Mrs.,  music  teacher,  74  Cam- 
bridge, house  do. 

Day  Marcellus,  drain-pipe  mnfr.,  J.  B. 
Wilson,  supt ,  132  Main  and  (21  Dev- 
onshire, B.) 

Day  Ralph,  house  7  Day 

Day  Richard,  waiter,  boards  24  Craigie 

Day  Richard  T., glass  finisher  X.  E.  Glass 
Works,  house  rear  177  Bridge 

Day  Stephen,  blacksmith,  46  Cambridge, 
house  76  do. 

Day  Stephen  E.  Mrs.,  house  rear  111  Elm 

Day  Thomas,  house  5  Winsor 

Days  Frank,  laborer,  h.  9  Rogers'  block, 
Main  [95  Magazine 

Dayton  Isabella  M.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  h. 

Dayton  Walter  A.,  bookkeeper  (rear  60 
Rogers'  bldg.,  B.),  h.  95  Magazine 

Deacon  William  F..  ins.  agent  (B).  house 
Hotel  Cambridge,  Crescent  avenue 

Dean  Daniel  H.,  grocer,  21  Brattle,  house 
20  Harris 

Dean  Dora  B.  Miss,  clerk,  b.  54  Langdon 

Dean  Edmund,  driver,  84  Mt.  Auburn,  h. 
5DeWolf 

Dean  Elisha  L,  clerk,  h.  81^  Putnam  av. 

Dean  Gideon  E.,  clerk  (47  Bromfield,  B.), 
boards  81|  Putnam  avenue 

Dean  Harriet  C,  widow  of  Myron  M.,h. 
54  Langdon 

Dean  Henry,  steam  fitter,  bds.  329  Main 

DEAX     HERBERT    H.,    produce 
com.  mer.  (37  John,  B.),  house  8  Elm 
Dean  Jacob  H.,  glass  maker  X.  E.  Glass 

Works,  house  426  Cambridge 
Dean  John  M..  bookkeeper,  69  Main,  bds. 

54  Langdon 
Dean  John  S.,  core  maker,  bds.  329  Main 
Dean  Robert,  brick  maker,  house  foot  of 

Clifton 
Dean  Thomas,  blacksmith,  h.  28  Yine 
Dean  William,  bacon  curer,  rear  414  Main, 

house  44£  Austin 
Deane  Charles,  house  80  Sparks 
Deane  George,  boards  80  Sparks 
Deane  Walter,  teacher  (20  Boylston  place, 

B.),  rooms  38  Concord  avenue 


PAPER  HANGINGS. 


J.  H.  &  J.  P.  THAYER  &  CO., 

660  Main  Street,  next  East,  City  Hall. 


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Dearborn  Axel  W.,  clerk  Koss  House,  7 
Broadway,  boards  do. 

Dearborn  Estella  E.  Miss  (Guppy  &  Dear- 
born), dressmaker,  419  Cambridge, 
house  do. 

Dearborn  Geo.  W.  (H.  N.  Hovey  &  Co.), 
89  Cambridge,  house  94  Otis 

Dealing  James  A.,  teamster,  h.  7  Dyke 

Dealing  William,  house  28  Warren 

Dealing,  see  Deering 

Deberry  Lewis  A.,  shoemaker,  51  Cedar, 
house  Montgomery,  corner  Harvey 

DeBoher  John,  safe  maker,  17  Main,  house 
2  Rogers'  block,  Washington 

DeBoice  Charles  L.,  porter,  house  37 
Hampshire  [Hampshire 

DeBoice  Julia,  widow  of  Jacob,  house  87 

Dechan  Michael,  carpenter,  house  123 
Winsor 

Decker  Charles  S.,  conductor  Cambridge 
Railroad  Co.,  house  at  Watertown 

DeCorcy  John,  laborer,  house  8  Gore 

DeCost  William,  painter,  house  rear  Lo- 
cust, near  Gushing 

DeCourcey  Patrick  H.,  clerk  Skillings, 
Whitney  &  Barnes  Lumber  Co.,  bds. 
16  East 

Dedrick  Frederick,  britannia  worker,  h. 
7  Buck's  block,  Seventh 

Dedrick  Henry  V.,  at  John  P.  Squire's, 
boards  7  Buck's  block,  Seventh 

Dee  John  H.,  bookkeeper,  boards  Thos. 
W.  Dee's,  Mt.  Auburn 

Dee  Joseph,  conductor  Cambridge  Bail- 
road  Co. ,  rooms  5  South 

Dee  Mary  H.  Miss,  house  1  Sparks 

Dee  Patrick,  provisions,  18  Sparks,  h.  do. 

Dee  Sarah  H.  Mrs.,  boards  Thomas  W. 
Dee's,  Mt.  Auburn 

Dee  Thomas,  hostler,  house  Garden  street 
place,  rear  37  Garden 

DEE  THU31AS  W.,  florist,  Mt.  Au- 
burn, opp.  Mt.  Auburn  gate,  house  do. 

Deegan  Patrick,  lab.,  h.  r.  189  Hampshire 

Deegan,  see  Degan 

Deegle  Eli.  laborer,  house  258  Bridge 

Deehan  John  W.,  teamster,  69  Main,  h.  1 
Pioneer  [Pioneer 

Deehan  Thomas,  teamster,  132  Main,  h.  1 

Deehan  Thomas,  blacksmith,  h.  28  Vine 

Deely  James,  baker,  79  Cambridge,  house 
9  Eighth  [278  do. 

Deeman  Fred,  baker,  280  Broadway,  bds. 

Deer  James  N.,  painter,  10  Fairmont  av- 
enue, house  do.  [79  Gore 

Deering  Henry  F.,  cabinet  maker,  boards 

Deering  Joshua,  laborer,  h.  66  Boylston 

Deering  Robert,  cabinet  maker,  b.  79  Gore 

Deering,  see  Hearing 

Deeterich  C.  Rudolph,  conductor  Cam- 
bridge Railroad  Co.,  rooms  12  Eliot 

Deevy  Michael,  waiter,  h.  14  Dinsmore  ct. 

DeFord  M.  R.  Mis.,  dressmaker,  48  Aus- 
tin, house  do. 

Degan  Henry,  house  210  Cambridge 

Degan,  see  Deegan 

Degnan  Thos.,  city  teamster,  h.  67  Amory 


DeGraux  Andrew,  piano  maker,  house  4 
Pioneer  avenue  [Clifton 

Deislow  Charles,   currier,  h.  Harvey,  n. 
Deitchfield    S.   Harry,    box    maker,   203 
Bridge,  rooms  Cambridge,  cor.  Sixth 
Deitz  George  A.,  section  foreman  B.  &  A. 

R.  R.  (Allston).  boards  208  Pearl 
DeKnights  Levi,  laborer,  h.  102  Harvard 
Delancy  Dennis,  porter   (Summer,  B.),  b. 
2  Lawrence  [337  do. 

Delaney  Jerry  J.,  clerk,  339  Cambridge,  b. 
Delaney  John,  brick    mason,  boards  48 

Montgomery 
Delaney  John,  laborer,  house  17  Bolton 
Delaney  John,  gate  tender  B.  L.  &  C.  R. 

R.  Prison  Point  bridge,  h.  4  Third 
Delaney    John,  liquors,    etc.,   339    Cam- 
bridge, house  337  do.  [137  Elm 
Delaney  Mary,  widow  of  Patrick,  house 
Delaney  Patrick,  house  48  Montgomery 
Delaney  Richard,  laborer,  h.  19  Bolton 
Delaney  Thomas,  laborer,  house  Crescent 

avenue,  near  the  pottery 
Delaney  William  H.,  box  maker,  3  Hamp- 
shire, boards  426  Cambridge 
Delano  Eva  S.  Mrs.  (E.  Lovejoy  &  Co.), 

milliner.  615  Main,  rooms  99  Austin 
Delano  George,  express,  Lyceum  build- 
ing. Harvard  row,  house  at  Allston 
Delano  Maria  C.  Mrs.,  house  12  Lowell 
Delano  M.  A.  Miss,  copyist  registrar  of 

deeds  office,  house  at  Medford 

Delano  Sarah,  widow  of  Jephthah,  house 

60  Fairmont  [Cambridge 

Delany  Edmond   H.,   mason,   house    426 

Delany  Frank,  machinist,  356  Main,  house 

at  South  Boston 
Delany  Julia,  wid.  of  Martin,  h.  47  Cedar 
Delaporte  Augustine  H.,  wood  carver  F. 
Geldowsky  Furniture  Co.,  house  107 
Spring  [h.  3  Harding 

Delapp  Chas.,  steam  fitter  (35  Union,  B.), 
Delhanty  John,  tailor,  589  Main.h.  8  Lopez 
Dell  Wm.  C.   A.,  shade  painter,  Blanche, 

house  38  Chestnut 
DeLowrie  Henry,  cooper,  h.  36  Harvard 
DeLowrie  Hubert,  cooper,  h.  36  Harvard 
Delzell  Samuel,    coachman    Mrs.   A.   P. 

Whitman,  25  Kirkland,  house  do. 
DeLyons  Joseph,  musician,  house  72  Elm 
DeMattos  Frederic  S.,  student  Episcopal 

Theological  School,  Brattle 
Demeritt  Mary  E.  Mrs. ,  b.  40  Concord  av. 
Demers  Octave,  laborer,  house  Vineyard, 
corner  Cushing  [Howard 

Demick  John  A.,  carpenter,  house  128 
Demmon  Reuben,  stock  broker  (48  State, 

B.>,  house  40  North  avenue 
Dempsey  Ellen,  widow  of  Thomas,  house 

35  Vine 
Dempsey  James,  laborer,  house  5  Foster 

block,  Baldwin  place 
Dempsey  James  E.,  laborer,  h.  93  Harvard 
Dempsey  John,  waiter,  house  8  Porter 
Dempsey  John  W.,  gardener,  h.  74  Bolton 
Dempsey  Lawrence,  laborer  John  Rear- 
don  &  Sons,  house  1  Bell 


J.  G.  &  N.  G.  G00CH».7S£Ef  LUMBER  AND  MOULDINGS. 

Wharf,  Western  Avenue,  Brighton.    Order  Box,  8  Brattle  Street,  Old  Cambridge. 


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Dempsey  Michael,  laborer,  h.  149  Bridge 
Dempsey  Rose,  widow  of  John,  house  r. 

189  Hampshire 
Demeritt  Alphonso,   salesman  (26  Sum- 
mer, B.),  house  108  Washington 
Demura  Manuel,  box  maker,  3  Hampshire 
Denahy  John,  stone  cutter,  h.  52  Charles 
Denahy  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  Eighth, 

near  Spring 
Denison  Arthur  E.,  lawyer    (150  Devon- 
shire, room  12,  B.),  h.  13  Arlington 
Denison    Herbert  R.,  salesman  (177  Con- 
gress, B.),  boards  13  Arlington 
Denison,  see  Dennison 
Denn    John  J.,  printer  University  Press, 

rooms  2  South 
Denneen  William,  laborer,  h.  4  Linehan 
Dennen  George  H.,  conductor  Cambridge 
R.  R.  Co.,  h.  at  Brighton  [Bridge 

Dennis  Catherine, widow  of  William,  h.  192 
Dennis  Fannie  E.  M.  Mrs.,teacher  Wyman 

primary  school,  house  at  Somerville 
Dennis  James,  florist,  Holworthy,  corner 
Belmont,  house  do.  [Cambridge 

Dennis  James  W.,  jig  sawyer,  h.  rear  452 
Dennis  John,  mariner,  bds.  194  Bridge 
Dennis  John,  polisher,  boards  76  Elm 
Dennis  Letitia  M.  Miss,   teacher  Wyman 
primary  school,  boards  at  Somerville 
Dennis  Mary,  widow,  house  76  Elm 
Dennis  Susan  Miss,  house  120£  Harvard 
Dennis  Thomas,  currier,  bds.  192  Bridge 
Dennis  Wm.  D.,  lab.,  h.  60  Washington 
Dennis  Wm.  W.,  house  295  Broadway 
Dennison   Albert,  carpenter,   boards   169 

Thorndike 
Dennison    Annie   Miss,    bookkeeper,    89 

Cambridge,  boards  166  do. 
Dennison  Herbert  A.,  house  686  Main 
Dennison  Hosea   B.,  architect,   128  Cam- 
bridge, house  at  Somerville 
Dennison  James  E., carpenter,  11  Seventh, 

house  169  Thorndike 
Dennison  Michael,  cooper,  h.  194  Green 
Dennison  W.  A.,  engraver,  bds.  686  Main 
Dennison,  see  Denison 
Denny  Daniel,  packer  (360  Washington, 

B.),  house  358  Broadway 
Denny  John,    harness    cleaner,   Church, 

house  rear  233  Franklin 
Denny  Mary  Miss,  house  13  West 
Denny    Michael    J.,    teamster,  69  Main, 

house  24  Harvard 
Densey  James,  carver  F.  Geldowsky  Fur- 
niture Co.,  rooms  84  Cambridge 
Densmore  Ira  M.,  carpenter,  h.7  Rockwell 
Denton  Thomas  J.,  house  187  Franklin 
Denyven  David  (Denyven  &  Couch),   fur- 
niture mnfr.,  house  20  Harrison 
Denyven  &  Couch   (David  Denyven  and 
John  Couch),  furniture  mnfrs.,,    346 
and  348  Main 
Deon  Edward,  laborer,  house  83  Dublin 
Deoohbe  Louis,  organ  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, house  2  Eighth 
Depner  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  44  Cam- 
bridge, house  at  East  Boston 


DeQuedville  Fannie  Mrs.,  dressmaker, 
house  39  Garden 

Derby  Eliza,  widow  of  Nathan  G.,  house 
Fresh  Pond  lane,  cor.  Mt.  Auburn 

Derby  George  H.  (Geo.  H.  Derby  &  Co.), 
furniture  mnfrs.,  Rhoades  bldg.,State, 
and  (96  Beverly,  B.),  h.  63  School 

Derby  George  H.  &  Co.  (George  H.  Derby 
and  Fred  M.  Kilmer),  desk  and  office 
furniture  mnfrs.,  Rhoades  building, 
State,  and  (55  Charlestown,  B.) 

Derby  Herbert, Cambridge  Vinegar  Works, 
75  Main,  house  at  Boston 

DeRosay  Albert  E.(DeRosay  &  Son),  brick 
mnfr.,  64  Dublin,  h.  134  Oxford 

DeRosay  Josephine  A.  Miss,  music  teach- 
er, boards  134  Oxford 

DeRosay  Lewis  E.,  brick  mnfr. ,64  Dublin, 
house  134  Oxford 

DeRosay  Warren  W.,  trav.  salesman  (80 
Chauncy,  B.),  boards  134  Oxford 

DeRosay  &  Son  (Lewis  E.  and  Albert  E. 
DeRosay),  brick  mnfrs.,  64  Dublin 

Derry  Charles  T.,  salesman,  boards  12 
Trowbridge  [Harvard 

Derwiu  Bridget,  widow  of  John,  house  64 

Derwin  John,  machinist,  72  Main,  boards 
64  Harvard  [Harvard 

Derwin  Thomas,  at  137  Broadway,  bds.  64 

DeSage  David,  carpenter,  153  Putnam  av- 
enue, house  91  Chestnut 

DeSage  William  H.,  tinner,  153  Putnam 
avenue,  house  91  Chestnut 

DeSautelle  Frank  S.,  blacksmith,  house 
98  Spruce 

Desmond  Andrew,  teamster,  221  Bridge, 
house  at  Somerville 

Desmond  Daniel,  currier,  house  Dudley, 
near  Montgomery        [n.  Montgomery 

Desmond  Hanora.wid.  of  Wm.,  h.  Dudley, 

Desmond  James  W.,  clerk  Brattle  Square 
Hotel,  Brattle  square,  boards  do. 

Desmond  Jeremiah,  laborer,  b.  164  Gore 

Desmond  John,  laborer,  house  129  Bridge 

Desmond  John,  laborer,  boards  164  Gore 

Desmond  Mary  Miss,  house  18  Brown 

Desmond  Peter,  baker,  house  89  Fifth 

Desmond  Timothy,  boards  159  Spring 

Desmond  Timothy  jr.,  laborer,  house  159 
Spring 

Desmond  Timothy  J.,  mason,  house  rear 
28  Washington,  near  Portland 

Desmond  William,  boards  Daniel  Des- 
mond's, Dudley 

Deus  Joseph,cabinet  maker,  h.  159  Bridge 

Deuxan  Leon,  polisher,  203  Bridge,  rooms 
180  Cambridge 

Devanie  George,  currier,  b.  364  North  av. 

Devauie  Patrick,  currier,  b.  364  North  av. 

Devens  Arthur  L.  Mrs.,  house  45  Oxford 

Devens  Thomas,  undertaker,  414  Cam- 
bridge, house  132  Elm  [av. 

Devine  Cornelius,  roofer,  h.    118  Webster 

Devine  Daniel,  teamster,  b.  69  Charles 

Devine  Francis,  coal  and  wood,  Ninth, 
corner  Cambridge,  house  rear  240  do. 

Devine  John,  laborer,  house  271  Main 


TOMRQ  MONUMENTS  &  CURBINGS,  Designed  and  Constructed. 

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Devine  John  jr.,  helper,  17  Main,  boards 

271  do. 
Devine  Patrick  F., currier,  b.  r.  240  Camb. 
Devine  Thomas,  junk,  h.  120  Webster  av. 
Devine  Win.,  plasterer,  bds.  44  Boylston 
Devine  William,  wood  turner,   384  Main, 
house  at  Boston  [North  a  v. 

Devler  John,  currier  Muller  Br©s.,  b.  364 
Devlin  Wm.  M.  (Devlin  &  Farrell),  butch- 
er, foot  Frank,  h.  Frank, 1st  on  left 
Devlin  &  Farrell  (Wm.  M.  Devlin  and 
Edwin  Farrell),  butchers,  foot  Frank 
Dewar  Mary,  widow  of  John  W.,  house  14 

Plymouth 
DeWent  Nancy  Mrs.,  h.  67  Washington 
Dewey  Charles  H.,  painter,  house  rear  59 
Hampshire  [b.  7  Austin 

Dewey  Frank  A.,  sewing  machine   agent, 
Dewey  Fred,  pianist,  boards  153  Otis 
Dewhurst  Sarah  Miss,  h.  r.  146  North  av. 
DeWolf  Albert  B.. confectioner,  503  Main, 
boards  12  Watson  [Watson 

DeWolf  Eliza  M.,  widow  of  James,  h.  12 
DeWolf  George  M.,  wheelwright  (Brook- 
line),  boards  12  Watson 
DeWolf  James  L.,  block  maker   (Fulton, 
B.),  boards  12  Watson  [Watson 

DeWolf  Mary   B.,  music   teacher,   bds.  12 
DeWolf  Winthrop,  Bay  State  Brick  Co.  (5 

Pemberton  square,  B.),  h.  49  Oxford 
Dexter  Allen  D.,   tinsmith,  153  Putnam 
avenue,  boards  44  Pine 

DEXTER    D.   GILBERT,    editor 
and    business    manager    Cambridge 

Tribune,  3  Linden,  h.  64  Buckingham 
Dexter  George,  house  13  Buckingham 
Dexter  J.  B.,  conductor  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  rooms  5  South 
Dias  Anton  C,  cooper,  h.  52  Winter 
Dias  Louis  J.,  cabinet  maker,  54   Bridge, 

rooms  73  Gore  [Otis 

Dick  David, cabinet  maker,  Woobury  bldg., 
Dicker  Lewis  S.,  bookkeeper  (214  State, 

B.),  boards  69  River 
Dickerman    Edward,  bar-tender  Lyceum 

building,  Harvard  row,  h.  22  Church 
Dickerson    Andrew,     laborer,    house    10 

Berkshire  place 
Dickey  Abner  P.,  carpenter,  b.  42  River 
Dickey  Hugh  T.  jr.,  studeut  H.  U.,  rooms 

410  Harvard 
Dickey  John,  machinist,  h.  192  Bridge 
Dickey  William,  tailor,  24  Central  square, 

boards  132  Auburn 
Dick  hart  John,  piano-action  maker,   139 

Broadway,  house  161  Spring 
Dickinson    Alexander   (A.  Dickinson    & 

Co.),  nurseryman. Broadway,  junction 

Market,  house  135  Washington 
Dickinson  A.  &  Co.  (Alexander  and  Chas. 

A.  Dickinson),  nurseries,   Broadway, 

juuction  Market 
Dickinson   Came  J.  Mrs.,   millinery,   274 

Broadway,  house  65  Clark 
Dickinson  Charles   A.  (A.   Dickinson   & 

Co.).  nurseryman,  Broadway,  junction 

Market,  house  135  Washington 


Dickinson   Charles  A.,  foreman  (Charles, 

corner  Cambridge,  B.),  h.  93  Winsor 
Dickinson  James  M.,  bacon  packer.house 

34  Warren  [b.  65  Clark 

Dickinson  John  L.,  watchman,  624  Main, 
Dickman  Clara  J.,  widow   of  Joseph  L., 

house  33  Cogswell  avenue 
Dickman    Emma    E.    Miss,    dressmaker, 

Magazine,  near  Auburn,  house  do. 
Dickman  Eugenia  R.,widow,  h.  14  Warren 
Dickman   George  F.,   trav.   salesman   (48 

Pearl,  B.).  house  33  Cogswell  avenue 
Dickman  Isaac,  overseer  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.  stable,  326  North   avenue,  house 

Frank.  2d  on  left 
Dickman  Martha  C.  Miss,  teacher  Wyman 

primary  school,  bds.  33  Cogswell  av. 
Dickson  Christina. widow,  h.  87  Columbia 
Dickson  David,  house  1  Seventh 
Dickson  George  F.,  steam   and   gas-fitter, 

595  Main,  house  2  Hastings  square 
Dickson  Marshall,  grocer,  484  Cambridge, 

boards  87  Columbia 
Dickson    M.   Elizabeth,    teacher   Allston 

grammar  school,  bds.  87  Columbia 
Dickson  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  h.  2  Hastings  sq. 
Dickson  Samuel, tin  peddler,  h.  103  Winsor 

DICKSON  WM.,  ins.  agent   (20  Ex- 
change pi.,  B.),  h.  87  Columbia 
Dickson  Win.,  mason,  87  Columbia,  h.  do. 
Diedrichs  George  B.,  shade  painter,  house 

rear  161|  Broadway  [7  Seventh 

Diedrick  Frederick,   britannia  worker,  h. 
Diedi  ick  Henry  F.,  laborer,  b.  7  Seventh    . 
Diehl  Antony,  at  American  Rubber  Co., 

Potter,  house  60  Harvard 
Diehl  Geo.,  confectioner,  b.  60  Harvard 
Diehl   John  Philip,   cloth-sponger,  house 

60  Harvard 
Dieselmann  Henry  D.,  watchman  Muller 

Bros.,  house  28  Harvey 
Dieselmann  John  C,  gardener,   house  28 

Harvey  [c.  Dublin 

Diez  Joseph  V.,  brickmaker.  h.    Railroad, 
Dignan    John   W.,   receiving    clerk,    502 

Main,  house  at  Charlestown 
Dill  Alexander,  carpenter,  b.  63  Columbia 
Dill  Arthur,  machinist,  356  Main,  house 

at  Charlestown 
Dillaway  Addie  F.  Miss,  teacher  (Boston), 

boards  82  Washington 
Dillaway  Jeremiah,  stable  (4  Austin,   B.), 

house  85  Bridge 
Dillaway  Stillman  S.,  house  22  School 
Dillaway  Hannah  G.,  widow  of  Thos.  V. , 

house  82  Washington 
Dillaway  Walter,  at  72  Main,  boards   196 

Putnam  avenue 
Dillingham  George  A.,   paver,   house  223 

Broadway,  room  3 
Dillingham  Henry,  painter,   16  Brighton, 

house  40  Holyoke  [42  Holyoke 

Dillingham  Mary  A.,  widow  of  Henry,  h. 
Dillon  Ann,  wi<L  of  Owen,  h.  58  Winter 
Dillon    Edward,    varnisher,    203    Bridge, 

house  39  Gore  [Hastings 

Dillon  Jonn,  laborer,  162  Broadway,  h.  44 


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Dillon  Mary  A.,  wid.  of  Peter,  h.  6  Green 
Dillworth  Jolm,  melter,  354  Main,  boards 

Ross  Mouse 
Dimick  Calvin,  h.  Cambridge,  c.  Lynde 
Dimmock   George,    naturalist,  house  54 

Sacramento 
Dimmock  William, carpenter,  h.5144.  Main 
Dinan  Daniel,  laborer,  house  28  Carson 
Dinan  Daniel,  teamster,  221  Bridge,  house 

6  Winter 
Dinan  Edward,  foreman,   house  39   Gore 
Dinan  John,  laborer,  boards  8  Winter 
Dinan  Martin,  laborer  C.  PI.  North  &  Co., 

boards  15  Warren 
Dinan  Nicholas,  laborer,  b.  242  Camb. 
Dinan  Patrick,  roofer  (824;  Leverett,  B.), 

house  35  Vine 
Dinan  Peter  C,  slater,  house  60  Spring 
Dinan  Tiios.,  liquors,  329  Camb.,  h.  do. 
Dinan  Thomas,  laborer,  boards  8  Winter 
Dinau    Timothy,    teamster,    221    Bridge, 

house  0  Winter  [Russell 

Dinnie    Joseph,   carpenter,  house  rear  5 
Dinsmore  Arthur,   carpenter,   boards  15 

Fai  well  place 
Dinsmore  A.  B.,  boards  10  Essex 
Dinsmore    Daniel    K.    (Stetson   &    Dins- 
more), carpenter,  79  Brattle,  house  17 

Far  well  place 
Dinsmore  James  Mrs.,  house  53  Wright 
Dinsmore  William,  tailor,  h.  25  Hunting 

DIXS3IOKE    WM.    J.,  florist,    273 
North  avenue,  house  do. 
Direnger  John,  gardener,  b.  104  Sparks 
Ditchfield  Samuel   EL,  coffin   maker,   203 

Bridge,  boards  179  Cambridge 
Ditmars  James  B.,  bookkeeper  Cambridge 

laundry,  boards  at  East  Boston 
Divine  Catherine  Miss.clerk,  472  Harvard, 

house  110  Hancock 
Dixon     Edmund    A,    laborer    Rhoades 

building.  State,  boards  r.  02  Winsor 
Dixon  FredTc,  h.  3  Bobbins'  blk.,  Prospect 
Dixon  Frederick  W.,  wood-turner,   house 

3  Bobbins'  block.  Prospect 
Dixon  Walter  A.,  printer,  boards  3  Rob- 
bins'  block,  Prospect 
Dixwrell  Epes  S.,  house  58  Garden 
Doane  Alfred,  master  mariner,  house  42 

Hamilton 
Doane  Alfred,  student  Institute  of   Tech- 
nology (187  Boylston,  B.),   boards    42 
Hamilton 
Doane  Bertha  H.  Miss,  b.  Porter's  Hotel 
Doane  Charles,  at  137  Broadway,  boards 

75  Winsor 
Doane  Henry  N.,  candy  maker,  282  Broad- 
way, house  95  Winsor 
Doane  Henry  S.  (Johnson  &  Doane),  bot- 
tler. 1  Cherry,  n.  Main.  b.  394  Main 
Doane  James,  carver  (B.),  b.  53  Cherry 
Doane  Norman.candy  maker,  b.75  Winsor 
Doane  Seth  P.  Mrs.,  house  51  River 
Dobbs  George,  laborer,  house  9  Grant 
Dobbs  Jacob,  bacon  curer,  h.153  Franklin 
Dockarty  Robert,  laborer,  h.  145  Winsor 
Dockum  Geo.G..  carpenter,  h.  115  Winsor 


Dodd  Brandon  J.,  varnisher,    162   Broad- 
way, bouse  20  Fairmont  avenue 
Dodge  Arthur  B.,  clerk  (83  Summer,  B.), 

boards  39  Columbia 
Dodge  Charles  H.,  clerk,  640  Main,  boards 

9  Pleasant 
Dodge  Edward  S..  lawyer   (87  Milk,    B.), 

house  70  Sparks 
Dodge  Hannah  E.,  widow  of  William   H., 

house  16  Seventh  [72  Sparks 

Dodge  John  C,  lawyer   (87   Milk.  B.).  h. 
Dodge  John  C,  shipper,   44  Cambridge, 

house  at  Charlestown 
Dodge   John  E.  Prof.,  horse  dentist    (36 

Sudbury,  B.),  house  29  Erie 
Dodge  John  H.,  provisions,  640  Main,  h. 

9  Pleasant  [83  Pleasant 

Dodge  Joseph  A.,  foreman,   624  Main,  h. 
Dodtje  Joseph  F.,  house  39  Columbia 
Dodge  Rufus,  salesman   (42   Commercial, 

B.),  house  9  Story  [Harvard 

Dodge  Sarah  B..  widow  of  George,  b.   329 
Dodge  Wm.  A.,  painter,  h.  r.141  Columbia 
Dodge  Wm.  E.,  provisions,  h.  16  Seventh 
Dodge   Wm.    H.,   provisions,   25   Central 

square,  house  15  Cottage 
Dodge    Wm-    W.,  lawyer  (87    Milk,    B.), 

boards  72  Sparks 
Dodge  Winslow  Herbert,  driver,  162  Riv- 
er, boards  35  Fairmont 
Dodge     Winslow     Hewes,    organ-action 

maker,  624  Main,  h.  35  Fairmont 
Doe   Bradbury  P.,   machinist,   72    Main, 

house  193  Putnam  avenue 
Doe  Emily   M.,  matron   Orphan's  Home, 

Avon  hill,  house  do. 
Doe  Ira  C.  conductor  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  boards  at  Brighton 
Doe  Solomon   B.,  cabinet  maker  F.     M. 

Holmes     Furniture     Co.,    house    at 

Charlestown 

DOE,  HUNXEWELL&  CO.,  fur- 
niture mnfrs.  (577  and  579   Washing- 
ton, B.) 
Dogherty    Charles    M.,   case  maker,     162 

Broadway,  house  102  Winsor 
Dogin  Frank,  house  Harvey,  near  Clifton 
Doherty  Alexander,  bookbinder  (76  Sud- 
bury, B. ),  h.  12  Rogers'  block,  Main 
Doherty  Arthur  P.,  boards  93  Gore 
Doherty  A.  J.,  conductor  Cambridge  R. 
R.  Co.,  house  93  Gore  [Gore 

Doherty  Daniel  B.,clerk,  157  Bridge,  h.  55 
Doherty  Dennis,  laborer,  boards  rear  241 
Mt.  Auburn  [Somerset 

Doherty    Edward,   city  laborer,  hou-e  35 
Doherty  Ellen,  widow  of  Matthew,  house 

221  Franklin 
Doherty  Eugene,  tailor,  623    Main,  boards 

2  Lawrence 
Doherty  Frank  E.,  cabinet  maker,  house 

rear  150  Pearl 
Doherty  Henry  A.,   grocer,  157  and  161 

Bridge,  house  82  Cambridge 
Doherty  Hugh, granite,  35  Main,h.  85  Fifth 
Doherty  Hugh,  tanner  Mailer  Bros., house 
Harvey,  corner  Montgomery 


J.  H.  &  J.  P.  THAYER  &  CO.,  660  Main  Street, 
HOUSE    PAINTING,   KALSOMINING   &  f»APER   HANGINGS. 


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Doherty  James,  florist,  house 168  Norfolk 
Doherty  James,  liquors  (181  Cambridge, 

B.),  house  16  Kinnaird 
Doherty  James,  peddler,  h.  61  Charles 
Doherty    James    C,  laborer,   house    103 

Brookliue 
Doherty  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  17  Jefferson 
Doherty  John,  laborer,h.  132  Webster  av. 
Doherty  John,  laborer,  house  204  Green 
Doherty  John,  laborer,  house  3  George 
Doherty  John,  house  23  Seventh 
Doherty  John,  tinsmith,  b.  221  Franklin 
Doherty  Josephine  M.  Miss,  teacher  Otis 

primary  school,  boards  93  Gore 
Doherty  Margaret,  widow  of  Bernard  B., 

house  rear  13  Hamilton 
Doherty  Mary,  widow  of  Daniel,  house  82 

Cambridge 
Doherty  Matthew,  boards  221  Franklin 
Doherty  Michael,  laborer,  house  rear  241 

Mt.  Auburn 
Doherty  Michael,  piano  maker,  h.  16  Elm 
Doherty  Michael  J.,  printer,  h.  5  Beaver 
Doherty  Neil,  liquors  (69  Causeway,  B.), 

house  56  River  [Spring 

Doherty  Patrick,   cabinet  maker,  h.  157 
Doherty  Patrick,  glass  maker,  h.  93  Gore 
Doherty  Philip,  laborer,  boards  rear  241 

Mt.  Auburn  [23  Bay 

Doherty  Philip,  teamster,  550  Main, house 
Doherty  Robert,  moulder,  17  Main,  boards 

36  Washington 
Doherty  Thomas,  glass  blower,137  Bridge, 

house  at  Somerville 
Doherty  Timothy,  coachman,  h.  10  Pine 
Doherty  Win.,  boiler  maker,  356  Main,  h. 

at  Somerville 
Doherty  William,  laborer,  house  47  Vine 
Doherty  William,laborer,h.  33Washington 
Dohlus  Adam,  boot  maker,  75  Pleasant,h. 

6  Hayes  court 
Dolan  Ann,  widow,  house  35  Winter 

DOLAN  EDWARD   J.,  merchant 
tailor,  551  Main,  house  252  Pearl 
Dolan  Hugh,  packer  (B. ),  bds.  15  Winter 
Dolan  John  (Griffin  &  Dolan),  soft  soap 

maker,  rear  13  Decatur,  house  13  do. 
Dolan  John,  laborer,  house  14  Conlon  ct. 
Dolan    John,    laborer    John  Reardon  & 

Sons,  boards  62  Waverly 
Dolan  Joseph  F.,  harness  maker  Joseph 

Cogan  (65  Sudbury,  B.),  b.  35  Winter 
Dolan  Patrick,  nurse,  house  17  Baldwin 
Dolan  Patrick,baker,502  Main,h.  23  Sidney 
Dolan  Patrick  J.,  varnisher  F.  M.  Holmes 

Furniture  Co.,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Dolan  Thomas,  soap  maker,  172  Pearl,  h. 

2  Cottage  court 
Dolan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  15  Winter 
Dolan  Thomas,  marble  cutter,  b.  41  Vine 
Dolan  Thomas,  grave  digger  Cambridge 

cemetery,  house  11  Sargent 
Dolan  Thomas  F.,  gardener,  b.  11  Sargent 
Dolan   William,    engineer   and    foreman, 

Hampshire,  c.  Tremont,  h.  7  Perry 
Dolan  William,  peddler,  house  24  Vine 
Dolan  William  T.,  boards  7  Perry 


Dole  Cyrus  G.,  provisions  (19  New  F.  H. 

market,  B. ) ,  house  20  Bigelow 
Dole  John,  at  17  Main 
Dole  Sarah  A.,  widow,  house  20  Bigelow 
Dolhenty  Thomas  H.,  express,  185  North 

avenue  and  (33  Court  square,  B.),  h. 

32  Orchard 
Dollard  Edward,  cooper  Niles  Bros. 
Dollard  James,  boots  and  shoes,  448  Har- 
vard, house  15  Gerry 
Dollard  John  E.,  boot  maker,  906  Main,  . 

boards  15  Gerry  [856  do.  ' 

Dollard  Morris,  boot  maker,  906  Main,  h. 
Dolliver  Joseph,  teamster,  house  7  Fifth 
Dolloff  Benj.  W.,  produce,  house  143  Otis 
Dolloff  Francis  W.,  janitor  Cambridge  So- 
cial Union  rooms,  15  Brattle,  house  4 

Trowbridge 
Dolloff  Wm.  J.,  printer  University  Press, 

house  4  Trowbridge 
Donahoe  Chas.,  box  dept,  162  Broadway 
Donahoe  Charles  H.,  clerk,  77  Main,  bds. 

9  Decatur 
Donahoe  Edward  P.,  upholsterer,  23  Brat- 
tle, boards  59  do. 
Donahoe  James  W.,  brass  moulder,  368 

Main,  boards  9  Decatur 
Donahoe  James  W.,  laborer,  boards  199 

Mt.  Auburn 
Donahoe  John,  hostler  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  Dunster,  boards  50  Boylston 
Donahoe  John,  coal  and  wood,  9  Decatur, 

house  do. 
Donahoe  John,  laborer,  house  3  Ninth 
Donahoe  John,  laborer,  house  17  Warren 
Donahoe  John  J.,  laborer  John  Reardon 

&  Sons,  boards  91  Brookline 
Donahoe  Margaret,  widow  of  Patrick,  h. 

11  Valentine 
Donahoe  Mary  Miss,  house  3  Jefferson 
Donahoe  Mary,  teacher  St.  Mary's  Paro- 
chial school,  house  11  Valentine 
Donahoe  Mary  Ann,  widow  of  Patrick,  h. 

59  Brattle 
Donahoe  Michael,  horse  shoer,  Palmer, 

near  Church,  house  81  Inman 
Donahoe  Patrick,  grease  collector,  house 

91  Brookline  [Auburn 

Donahoe  Patrick,  laborer,  house  199  Mt. 
Donahue  Ann  Miss,  house  25  Bow 
Donahue  John,  potter,  house  19  Donnell 
Donahue  Thomas,  hostler  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  Mt.  Auburn,  h.  Cushing,  opp. 

Vineyard  [Franklin 

Donahue     Timothy,     laborer,    house  170 
Donegan  Mary,  widow,  h.  192  Norfolk 
Donehey    John    H.,  stone  cutter,    Gore 

wharf,  house  52  Charles 
Donelan    Francis,  fireman   (28  Summer, 

B.),  house  196  Cambridge 
Donelan  Francis  jr.,  laborer,  boards  196 

Cambridge 
Donelan  John  J., stone-cutter,  boards  71 

Boylston  [Boylston 

Donelan  Mary,  widow  of  Martin,  house  71 
Donelan    Thomas,   painter,    14     Church, 

boards  71  Boylston 


SHINGLES,   LATHS,   LIME,   CEMENT,  ETC. 

jr.   G.   &,  IS.   G.   G06CH.   Western  Avenue,  Brighton.  70  Rllbj  Street,  Boston 


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Donlan  John,  fireman,  h.  r.  12  Winter 
Donlan  John,  stone-cutter,  h.  71  Boylston 
Donlan  John,  boiler-maker,  72  Main 
Donlan  Thomas,  painter,  b.  71  Boylston 
Donnell  Edward,  mason,  boards  98  Third 
Donnell  Thomas,  mason,  boards  93  Third 
Donnell  William  J.,   polisher,   Otis,   near 

First,  house  7  Summer 
Donnell,  see  0' Donnell 
Donnelly  Bridget,  widow  of  James,  house 
rear  53  Vine  [Thorudike 

Donnelly  Ellen,  widow  of  Stephen,  h.   133 
Donnelly  James,   clerk,  347|  Main,   bds. 

17  Sidney 
Donnelly  James  A.,  cigar  maker,  35  Pearl, 

house  3  Cottage 
Donnelly   James   H.    S.,   dry  goods    and 

millinery,  115  Cambridge,  house   133 

Thorndike 
Donnelly  John,  laborer,  house  70  Spruce 
Donnelly  Mary  E.,  tailoress   (B.),   house 

431  Cambridge 
Donnelly  Michael,  laborer,  bds.  70  Spruce 
Donnelly  Kose,  widow  of  Patrick,   house 

13  Holly  avenue 
Donnellv  Thomas,  city  laborer,  h.  79  Elm 
Donnolly  Edward  W.,  clerk  (82 Court,  B.), 

house  479  Main  [245  Franklin 

Donovan  Annie  T.   Miss,    dressmaker,   h. 
Donovan  Charles,  teamster,  bds.  42  Gore 
Donovan  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  20  McCabe 
Donovan  Cornelius  J.,  teamster,  68  Bridge, 

house  rear  6  East 
Donovan  Daniel,  driver,   boards  Mansion 

House,  Gore,  corner  Bridge 
Donovan  Daniel,  foreman  Holt  &  Bugbee, 

house  31  East 
Donovan  Daniel,  junk,  house  Dublin,   1st 

from  Wyatt's  brickyard 
Donovan  Daniel,  laborer,  house  44  North 
Donovan  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  r.  105  Fourth 
Donovan  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  79  School 
Donovan  Daniel,  moulder,   Third,  corner 

Bent,  house  37  School 
Donovan  Daniel,  plasterer,  h.  236  Bridge 
Donovan  Dennis,   stone-cutter,   53   Main, 

house  99  Main 
Donovan  Dennis  F.,  driver,   203  Bridge, 

boards  Mansion  House 
Donovan  Elizabeth,   widow    of  John   F., 

house  34  Clark 
Donovan  Ellen,  wid.  of  Patrick,  h.  24  North 
Donovan  George,  laborer,  h.  15  Winter 
Donovan  Honora,  widow  of  John,   house 

7  Hannum's  block,  r.  114  Broadway 
Donovan  James,  house  16  East 
Donovan  James,  teamster  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  house 6  Laurel 
Donovan  James,  laborer,  h.  420  Cambridge 
Donovan  James,  laborer,  house  25  West 
Donovan  James,  teamster,  house  3  Bald- 
win court 
Donovan  James,  teamster,  17  East,  boards 

12  do. 
Donovan  James  F., bread  store,  137  Bridge, 

house  do.  [Washington 

Donovan  Jeremiah,  blacksmith,  house  35 


Donovan  Jeremiah,   iron-moulder  H.   M* 

Bird,  boards  70  Washington 
Donovan   Johanna,   widow  of  Jeremiah, 

house  3  Charles  river 
Donovan    John,    laborer,  house  rear   17 

Cowperthwaite 
Donovan  John,  laborer,  house  19  Porter 
Donovan  John,  painter,  b.  1  Washington 
Donovan  John,   tailor,   566   Main,   house 

156  Franklin 
Donovan  John,  upholsterer,  h.  236  Bridge 
Donovan  John,  193  Cambridge  [Bridge 
Donovan  John  F.,  upholsterer,  house  236 
Donovan  John  A.,  clerk,  10  Cambridge, 
house  1234;  do.  .  [b.  6  Laurel 

Donovan    John    J.,    asst.    photographer, 
Donovan  John  P.,  baker,  407   Cambridge, 
rooms  do.     '  [25  West 

Donovan  Julia,  widow  of  Daniel,  house 
Donovan  Kate,  wid.  of  James,  h.  6  North 
Donovan  Kate  Mrs.,  house  28  North 
Donovan  Michael,  laborer,  house  12  East 
Donovan  Michael,  laborer,  h.  20  McCabe 
Donovan  Michael   E.,   printer  University 

Press,  boards  40  Charles  River 
Donovan  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  11  Hayes  ct. 
Donovan  Richard,  laborer,  h.  23  Hayes  ct. 
Donovan  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  26  Decatur 
Donovan  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  60  North 
Donavan  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  24  Porter 
Donovan  Timothy,  moulder,    Third,   cor- 
ner Bent,  house  70  Washington 
Donovan   Timothy  H.,   clerk,  83  Bridge, 

house  39  Baldwin 
Donovan     Timoihy     J.,    iron    moulder, 

boards  70  Washington 
Donovan  William,  laborer,  h.  236  Bridge 
Donovan  William,  teamster,  house  33  Jay 
Donovan  William   F.,  bookkeeper  N.  E. 
Glass   Works,  North,   corner  Water, 
boards  236  Bridge 
Doody  John,  teamster,  house  9  Sparks 
Doody  John  jr.,  teamster,  bds.  9  Sparks 
Dooley  Edmund,  blacksmith,    19     Gore, 

house  118  do. 
Dooley  Ellen,  widow  of  Thomas,  house  r. 

40  Washington 
Dooley  James   M.    Mrs.,  periodicals   and 
intelligence  office,  654  Main.  h.  656  do. 
Dooley  John,  blacksmith,  h.  123  Third 
Dooley    John,    boiler    maker,    92    Main, 
house  60  Charles  [5  Linden 

Dooley  John,    driver,    904    Main,    boards 
Dooley  Mary,  wid.  of  Jas.,  h.  200  Bridge 
Dooley  Patrick,  operative,  bds.  123  Third 
Dooley  Patrick,  gardener,  h.  14  Hancock 
Dooley  William,  driver,  203  Bridge,  house 
5  Winter  [Co.,  b.  57  Gore 

Dooley  William,  glass-blower  N.  E.  Glass 
Dooling  David  H.,  meat  cutter,  b.  43  Fifth 
Dooling  Frank  J.,  salesman,  b.  48  Fifth 
Dooling  Sylvester  J.,  carpenter.h.  48  Fifth 
Dooner  Margaret,  wid.  of  Thomas,  house 

7  Grant 
Dooris  Ellen,  widow,  house  84  Fifth 
Dooris    John   S.,   laborer,  57  Cambridge, 
boards  rear  24  Winter 


FLORISTS, 


O'BIFLXDE  JtfT    cS3     SON 

820  MAIN  AND  89  SPARKS  STREETS. 


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Doran  Caroline  E.  Miss,  teacher  Putnam 

grammar  school,  boards  96  Gore 
Doran  Charles,  laborer,  house  12  Harding 
Doran  John  M.,  traveling  salesman,  bds. 

13  Sparks 
Doran  Mary,  widow  of  Joseph,  h.  4  Clay 
Doran  Michael,   fireman   pumping  house 

C.  W.  W.,  Lake  Yiew  av.,  h.  5  Clay 
Doran  Patrick,  boards  96  Gore 
Doran  Win.  P  ,  glass  maker,  h.  25  Gore 
Dorant  John,  butcher  Niles  Brothers 
Dore  Henry  A.,  provisions,   655  Main,  h. 

JO  Brookline 
Dore,  see  Dorr 

Doren  Edward  M.,  house  36  Ellery 
Dorgan  John,  laborer,  house  44  North 
Dorgan  Patrick,  laborer,  boards  6  Laurel 
Dormai  Elizabeth  M.,  widow  of  Joseph,  h. 
Arsenal  grounds,  Garden,  c.  Chauncy 
Dorman  John,  engineer  (290  Commercial, 

B.),1jouse  102  Otis 
Dormer  Ann,  wid.  of  Benj.,  h.  126  Gore 
Dormer  Chas.  E.,  reed  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, house  108  Otis  [h.  108  Otis 
Dormer  Edwin,  blacksmith,  18  Cambridge, 
Dormer  John,  house  126  Gore 
Dorney  Daniel,   firemau   pumping  house 
C.  W.  W.,  Lake   View  avenue,  house 
Cushing,  corner  dishing  court 
Dorr  Clifford  E.,   pill   maker,    150  Broad- 
way, house  7  Cottage 
Dorr  Cornelius,  flour  (3  Commercial,  B.), 

house  26!)  North  avenue 

Dorr  Edgar  S.,  civil  engineer  (Sewer  dept., 

City  Hall,  B. ),  b.  Ellis Norris',  Cushing 

Dorr  Eliza  Mrs.,  b.  Ellis  Norris',  Cushiug 

Dorr  Frank  W.,  clerk  (30  Commerce,  B.), 

boards  334  Harvard 
Dorr  George,  express  driver,  195   Broad- 
way, boards  86  School 
Dorr  John,  baker,  house  19  Pine 
Dorr  Lester  M.,  clerk  (222  Congress,  B.), 

boards  334  Harvard 
Dorr  Moses,  flour  (30  Commerce,  Boston), 
house  334  Harvard  [Boston 

Dorr  Nicholas,  piano  maker.  State,  h.  at 
Dorsey  Sidney,  waiter,  h.  39  Hampshire 
Dorson  Patrick,  teamster  E.  D.  Sawyer  & 

Co.,  house  1  Linehan  block,  Third 
Doseau  Julian,  laborer,  house  New,  near 
F.  R.  R.  [Beaver 

Dougan  Jane,  widow  of  Thomas,  house  16 
Doughty  Ira,  carpenter,  bds.  8  Broadway 
Douglass  Charles  H.,  clerk  (61   State,  B.), 
boards  18  Howard  [ington 

Douglass  Daniel,  steam  fitter,  b.  73  Wash- 
Douglass  George  W.,   clerk   (33  Bowker. 

B.),  boards  18  Howard 
Douglass  James,  carpenter,  h.  57  Harvard 
Douglass  James   C,   cabinet  maker,   384 

Main,  house  23  Park 
Douglass  James  C.  jr.,  cabinet  maker,  346 
Main,  house  23  Park  [18  Howard 

Douglass  Mary  J.,  widow  of   Harrison,  h. 
Douglass  Robert,  house  24  Columbia 
Douglass  Robert  J.,  driver   Herdic   Phae- 
ton Co.  (35  Congress,  B.),  h.  65  Gore 


Douglass  William,  safe  maker,    17  Main, 

boards  a»"  Boston  [Washington 

Douglass  William  G.,  carpenter,  house  73 
Dover  Rob.,  slater,  h.  r.  37  Cowperthwaite 
Dover  Stamping  Co.,  mnfrs.   tinners'  fur- 
nishing goods,   factory,  153  Putnam 

avenue,  store  (88  and  90  North,  B.) 
Dow  Forrest  E.,   clerk,    162    Broadway, 

boards  476  Cambridge 
Dow  Fred.,  teamster,  220  Portland,   bds. 

35  Tremont  [h.  do. 

Dow  James  A.,  physician,  23  Magazine, 
Dow  John  B,  box   maker,  3  Hampshire, 

house  476  Cambridge 
Dow  John  C,  tallow  and  bone  dealer,  220 

Portland,  and   (13  and   14   Chatham 

B.),  house  35  Tremont 
Dow  John  E.,  steam   carpet   cleaning   (6 

Brighton  av.,  B.),  house  15  Fairmont 
Dow  Lyman,  teamster  William   B.   Dow, 

boards  108  Cambridge 
Dow  Marcellus  I.,  apothecary,  169  Pearl, 

house  50  Hamilton 
Dow  Mary  A.,  widow  of  Benjamin,  house 

24  Prospect  [h.  27  Pine 

Dow  Warren  H.,  box  maker, 3  Hampshire, 
Dow  William    H.,    fertilizer    mnfr.,     220 

Portland,  and   (13  and   14  Chatham, 

B. ),  house  254  Broadway 
Dow  William  L..  express,  25   Central  sq., 

office   (77    Bedford,   B.),    boards    156 

Hampshire 
Dowd  Charles,  oiler  Cambridge  R.  R.  Co., 

Dunster,  house  9  Brewer 
Dowd  Eliza  A.,  widow  of  William  J.,  h. 

21  Lawrence 
Dowd  John,  laborer,  boards  164  Gore 
Dowd  Peter,   hostler    Cambridge  R.    R. 

Co.,  boards  50  Boylstou 
Dowd  William  J.,  carpenter,  h.  43  School 
Dowey  Ann  E.,  widow  of  Thomas,  house 

rear  215  Mt.  Auburn 
Dowey  Thomas,  teamster  Mount  Auburn 

cemetery,  house  May  [16  William 

Downe  Rufus  S.,  police,  station  1,  house 
Downes  Edward,,  lab.,  h.  r.  428  Cambridge 
Downes  Frank  H.,  telephone  operator,  623 

Main,  boards  16  William 
Downes  Fred  R.,  ice  man,  house  69  Third 
Downes  Wm.  P.,  coachman,  h.  r.  36  Ellery 
Downey  Bartholomew,  laborer,  house  24 

Hunting 
►Downey  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  24  Hunting 
Downey  David,  laborer,  bds.  23  Brighton 
Downey  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  106  Tremont 
Downey    Jeremiah,    laborer,    house     159 

Columbia 
Downey  John,  grocer,  13  Porter,  h.  do. 
Downey  John,  laborer,  house  58  Charles 
Downey  John,   collar  maker,   10   Arrow, 

rooms  12  Dunster  [Charles 

Downey  John  T.,  cigar  maker,  boards  58 
Downey  Mortimer,  laborer,  h.   37  Warren 
Downing  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  r.  32  Foster 
Downing     Dennis,     traveling    salesman, 

house  32  Foster  [45  Walden 

Downing  Edward,  leather  (81  High,  B.),  h. 


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Downing  Edward  H.,  clerk  (201  Washing- 
ton, B.),  boards  45  Walden 
Downing  Elizabeth  Miss, nurse,  h.5  Laurel 
Downing  Geo.,  brush  maker,  h.  40  Sixth 
Downing  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  94  Brattle 
Downing  Lucy  A.  Miss,  teacher  Washing- 
ton grammar  school,  boards  Theodore 
Downing's,  Mt.  Pleasant 
Downing  Lydia,  widow  of  Samuel,  boards 

Theodore  Downing's,  Mt.  Pleasant 
Downing  Mary,  widow  of  Thomas,  house 

5  Laurel 
Downing  Media  (Slade  &  Downing),  dress- 
maker, 588|  Main,  boards  9  Norfolk 
Downing    Samuel    JL,   clerk    (28    Pearl, 

B.),  boards  45  Walden 
Downing  Theodore,  currier,  foot  of  Eus- 
tis  court,   house  Mt.  Pleasant,  3d  on 
right  from  Walden 
Dowsing   Henry  V.,  sawyer,  113  Broad- 
way, house  111  Allston  [King  pi. 
Dowsing  James  F.,  organ  maker,  house  6 
Dowsing  William  W.,  organ  finisher,  162 

Broadway,  house  116  Auburn 
Doyle  Albert,  cabinet  maker,  h.  113  Third 
Doyle  Catherine  Miss,  house  19  Boylston 
Doyle   Daniel,  hostler,   9  Brattle,    house 

Boylston,  corner  Winthrop 
Doyle  Daniel,  watchman  Cambridge  Rail- 
road Co.,   boards  19  Boylston 
Doyle  Ellen,  widow,  house  56  Boylston 
Doyle  Ellen,  wid.  of  Patrick,  h.  140  Dublin 
Doyle  Francis  M.,  polisher,  h.  2  Jefferson 
Doyle    James    E.,    driver    (Fairbanks    & 
Neale,  Howard,  B.),   house  36  Second 
Doyle  John,  laborer  Cambridge  Kailroad 

Co.,  house  20  South 
Doyle    John,  laborer    Cambridge    Water 

Works,  house  32  Auburn 
Doyle  John,  in  Cambridge  Rolling  Mill, 

house.Rolling  Mill  block,  Bristol 
Doyle  John,  laborer,  house  17  Warren 
Doyle  Lawrence,  lab.,  b.  103  Webster  av. 
Doyle  Mary  E.,  widow,  house  8  Blanche 
Doyle  Mary  H.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  64  Cam- 
bridge, house  at  Boston 
Doyle  Michael,  laborer,   10  Arrow,  house 

105  Kinnaird 
Doyle  Michael,  laborer,  house  3  Foster 
Doyle  Michael  J.,  baker,  215  Cambridge, 

house  213  do. 
Doyle  Owen,  laborer,  house  58  Waverly 
Doyle   Patrick,   hostler  Cambridge  Rail- 
road Co.,  boards  19  Boylston 
Doyle  Patrick,  laborer,  boards  13  Sparks 
Doyle  Patrick,  police,  station  1,  house  81 

Concord  avenue 
Doyle  Patrick  J.,  gents'  furnishing  goods, 

cigars,  etc.,  16  Boylston,  h.  5  Foster 
Doyle  Richard,  house  5  Foster 
Doyle   Richard,  laborer  Cambridge  Rail- 
road Co.,  house  56  Boylston 
Doyle    Richard    F.,    pressman    Riverside 

Press,  house  10  Magazine  court 
Doyle  Sarah,  widow  of  Edward,  variety 

store,  27  Banks,  house  do. 
Doyle  Thomas,  10  Arrow,  h.  105  Kinnaird 


Doyle  Thomas,  hostler  C.  R.  R.  Co. 
Doyle  Thomas,  laborer,  house  113  Third 

Dl>YIiE  WILLIAM  E„  florist  (57 
Tremont,  B.),  house  80  Otis 

Drake  Andrew  J.,  porter  (518  Washing- 
ton, B.).  house  16  Ash 

Drake  Charles  A.,  blacksmith  and  wheel- 
wright, 295  Cambridge,  house  at  Som- 
erville 

Drake  Chas.  E.,  box  maker,  3  Hampshire 

Drake  George  A.,  organ  maker,  024  Main, 
boards  22  Suffolk 

Drake  George  G.,  painter,  h.  1  Lamson  pi. 

Drake  George  W.,  foreman  of  varnishers, 
162  Broadway,  house  417  do. 

Drake  James,  carpenter,  113  Broadway, 
house  4  E;iton  [b.  119Winsor 

Drake  J.  Warren, box  maker.  3  Hampshire, 

Drake  Margaret,  widow  of  Geo.  P.,  boards 
112  Pearl 

Drake  M.  Wesley,  bookkeeper  (99  Cause- 
way, B),  bouse  22  Suffolk 

Drake  Ruth  S.,  widow  of  Wm.,  house  4 
Rogers'  block.  Main 

Draper  Albert,  britannia  worker,  Otis, 
near  First,  boards  36  Fourth 

Draper  Daniel  A.  (F.  Draper  &  Co.),  Otis, 
near  First,  house  111  Thorndike 

Draper  Francis  (F.  Draper  &  Co.),  Otis, 
near  First,  house  at  Boston 

Draper  Francis  H.,  britannia  worker.  Otis, 
near  First,  boards  111  Thorndike 

Draper  F.  &  Co.  (Francis  and  Daniel  A. 
Draper),  brass  and  britannia  ware 
mnfrs.,  Otis,  near  First 

Draper  JesseJL.,  britannia  worker,  Otis, 
near  First,  house  133  Otis 

Draper  Joseph,  britannia  worker,  Otis, 
near  First,  boards  111  First 

Draper  Lucius  D., grocer  (Blackstone,  B.), 
house  10  White 

Draper  Martin  jr.,  bookkeeper  Nat'l  Bank 
of  North  America  (106  Franklin,  B.), 
h.  292  North  av.  [11  Avon 

Draper  Mary  A.,  widow  of  Dan'l  F..  house 

Draper  Warren  M.,  clerk  (62  South,  B.), 
boards  292  North  avenue 

Draper  Wm.  B.,  salesman  (277  Washing- 
ton, B.),  house  11  Avon  [Andrew 

Dray  Bridget,  widow  of  Patrick,  house  16 

Dresser  Caroline  J.  Miss,  teacher  Wash- 
ington grammar  school,  b.  at  Dedhara 

Dresser  Edwin,  president  Cambridgeport 
Diary  Co.,  105  Magazine,  house  Ray- 
mond, near  Linna3an 

Dresser  Edwin  D.,  stationer  and  blank 
book  mnfr.  (Ill  Devonshire,  B.),  bds. 
Edwin  Dresser's,  Raymond,  near  Lin- 
nsean  [589^  Main 

Dresser  Mary  L.  Mrs.,  music  teacher,  h. 

Dreuch  Robert,  glass  packer  (B.),  boards 
144  Bridge 

Drew  Albert  V.,  painter,  bds.  19  Sidney 

Drew  Carrie  E.  Mrs.,  at  Riverside  Press, 
house  1  Pond  place 

Drew  Edwin,  clerk,  153  North  avenue, 
h.  Summer,  n.  Cedar,  Somerville 


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Drew  Fred'k  D.,  cabinet  maker  Ivors   & 

Pond,  house  114  Auburn 
Drew  Fred.  L.,  grocer,  153  North  avenue, 

bds.  Summer,  n.  Cedar,  Somerville 
Drew  Geo.  A.,  carpenter,  bds.  19  Sidney 
Drew    Geo.    C.   jr.,  at  University    Press, 

house  88  Banks 
Drew   Henry  W.,  electro typer  University 

Press,  boards  at  Boston 
Drew    H.    E.    Miss,   copyist  Registry  of 

Deeds,  boards  at  Charlestown 
Drew  James  M.,  pattern  maker,  356  Main, 

house  at  East  Boston 
Drew  John,  carpenter,  house  19  Sidney 
Drew  John  R.,  painter,  bds.  26  Howard 
Drew  Joseph  L.,  gold  beater  (3  Province 

court,  B.),  house  19  Jay 
Drew  Silas  S.,dry  goods  (15  Tremont  Row, 

B. ),  h.  122  Oxford 
Drilling  Valentine,    cabinet  maker,    384 

Main,  house  54  Spring 
Drinan  Frank,  house  26  Cherry 
Drinan  Louisa  M.  Miss,  house  26  Cherry 
Drinan  Morris,  laborer,  h.  129  Bridge 
Drinkwater  C.   L.,  conductor  Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co. 
Driscol  John,  laborer,  house  23  Hayes  ct. 
Driscoll  Catherine,  widowT,  h.  16  McCabe 
Driscoll  Dennis,  carpenter  rubber  works, 

house  21  Vine 
Driscoll  Florence,  painter,  h.  70  Gore 
Driscoll  Geo.  H.,  painter,  bds.  70  Gore 
Driscoll    James,    teamster,    103    Bridge, 

house  40  Gore  [26  Decatur 

Driscoll  John,  teamster,  166  River,   house 
Driscoll  John   C,   polisher,  302    Bridge, 

boards  177  Cambridge 
Driscoll  Mary  Mrs.,  house  123  Elm 
Driscoll  Michael,  currier,  boards  7  Cedar 
Driscoll  Michael,  driver  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  house  47  Cedar 
Driscoll  Michael,  lab.,  h.  46  Montgomery 
Driscoll  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  17^  Third 
Driscoll    Patrick,    teamster,    28    Bridge, 

house  26  do. 
Driscoll  Thos.,  boards  46  Montgomery 
Driscoll  Thos.,  laborer,  28  Bridge,  house 

152  do. 
Driscoil  Timothy,  shoemaker   (199  Cam- 
bridge, B.),  house  103  Columbia 
Driver  Stephen  W.,  physician,  house  and 

office,  5  Farwell  place 
Drohan  Daniel,  blacksmith  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  201  Main,  house  64  Broadway 
Drolet  Augustine,  carpenter,   house  207 

Appleton 
Drolett  Joseph,  brick  maker,h.  100  Dublin 
Drown  Chas.  P.,  hostler  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  boards  16S  Thorndike 
Drown  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  h.  168  Thorndike 
Drum  Margaret  Miss,  assistant  Orphans' 

Home,  Avon  Hill,  boards  do. 
Drummey  Wm.,  laborer,  house  13  Water 
Drummond  Cornelius  H.,  clerk  (6  Central 

wharf,  B.),  boards  27  Blanche 
Drummond  David  S.,  spar  maker,  boards 

27  Blanche 


Drummond  Dominick,  lithographer  Riv- 
erside Press,  house  13  Erie 

Drummond  George  H.,  tinsmith,  153  Put- 
nam avenue,  house  41  School 

Drummond  John  H., laborer,  h. 27  Blanche 

DKURY    LEONARD    D.,  cigars, 
etc.,  450  Harvard,  house  865  Main 
Dube  Joseph,  polisher,  bds.  27  Second 
Dubeau  Arthur,  farmer,  house  24  Mont- 
gomery, near  Dudley 
Dubeau  Eli,  brick  maker,  h.  Vassnl  lane 
Ducett   John    W.,   pressman    University 

Press,  rooms  42  Mt.  Auburn 
Ducey  Catherine,  widow,  bds.  31  Tremont 
Ducey    Lawrence    J.,    police,    station   2, 

house  31  Tremont 
Duchemin  Frank  R.,  fish  and  oysters,154£ 

Harvard,  boards  97  Ausrin 
Duclos  Louis,  brick  maker,  h.  52  Spruce 
Duclow  Peter,  carpenter,  b.  34  Hampshire 
Duddy  Edward,  stone  cutter,  Gore's  whf., 

Third,  house  35  Somerset 
Duddy  Edward  jr.,  stone  cutter,  29  Main, 

boards  35  Somerset  [59  Franklin 

Dudley  Augustus  W.,  shoemaker,  boards 
Dudley  Charles,  clerk,  boards  53  Fourth 
Dudley  Charles  F.,  bookkeeper,  168  Gore, 

house  157  Cambridge 
Dudley  Elizabeth,  wid.  of  Harrison,  house 

17  Dunster  [a v. 

Dudley  Francis  E.,  butcher,  h.  312  North 
Dudley  Geo.   S.,  police,   station  2,  house 

15  Washington 
Dudley  John  Mrs.,  house  81  Winsor 
Dudley  Julia,  wid.  of  Wm.,  h.  r.  60  River 
Dudley   Lucy  R.,  widow  of  Joseph  W., 

house  7  Douglass 
Dudley  Mary  A.  C,  widow  of  Willard,  h. 

20  Tremont  [h.  49  Fifth 

Dudley  Moses,  billiards,  115£  Cambridge 
HUDLEY  SANFORD  H.  (Dudley 
U  &  Dudley),  counselor   (95  Milk,  room 

71,  B.),  h.  1  Avon  pl.,off  Avon  Hill  st. 
Dudley  Stephen,   cooper  C.  H.  North  & 
Co.,  house  rear  10  Third 

DUDLEY  \VARRENT  P.  (Dudley  & 
Dudley),  lawyer  (95  Milk,  rm.  71,  B.), 
boards  17  Dunster  |109  Inman 

Dudley  Wm.  B.,  clerk,  63  Norfolk,  house 

DUDLEY  &  DUDLEY  (Sanford  H. 
and  Warren  P.  Dudley),  counselors(95 
Milk,  room  71,  B.)  [Blanche 

Duell   Wm.,. carpenter,  502   Main,   bds.  6 
Duff  James  &  Son  (James  and   John  J. 

Duff),  spring  mnfrs.,  12  Gore 
Duff  John,  cooper,  house  174  Winsor 
Duff  Margaret  Mrs.,  widow,  h.  69  Third 
Duffle  Wm., engineer  (413  Washington.B.), 

house  378  Cambridge 
Duffy  Catherine, widow  of  Michael,  house 

6  Fourth 
Duffy  Henry  J.,  printer,  bds.  30  Hancock 
Duffy  James,  coal  and  wood,  325  Cam- 
bridge, house  116  Webster  avenue 
Duffy  James  J.,  laborer,  house  Fifth,  cor- 
ner Charles  [h.  30  Hancock 
Duffy  James  L.,  printer  (Fayette  ct.,  B.), 


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Duffy  James  R.,  junk  dealer,  66   Charles, 

house  do.  [Charles 

Duffy  John,  brass  finisher,  b.  Fifth,  cor. 
Duffy    John,   cabinet  maker   (Wareham, 

B.),  house  5  Valentine 
Duffy  John,  fireman,  502  Main 
Duffy  John,  laborer,  h.  r.  382  Cambridge 
Duffy  Leo,  laborer,  house  77  Concord  av. 
Duffy  Peter,  laborer,  house  3  Jefferson 
Duffy  Phillip  R  ,  hostler,  b.  SS  Mt.  Auburn 
Duffy  Rose,  widow  of  Barney,  house  128£ 

Brookline 
Duffy  Stephen,  moulder,  h.  106  Third 
Duffy  Thos.,  laborer,  h.  r.  189  Hampshire 
Duffy  Wm.,  shoemaker,  h.  105  Putnam  av. 
Dufur  Wm.  H.,  fish  market,    Hampshire, 

cor.  Columbia,  house  141  Columbia 
Dugan  Agnes,  widow,  house  159  Winsor 
Dugan    Charles,    clerk,  281    Cambridge, 

boards  at  Boston 
Dugan  Edward  Mrs.,  house  47  Amory 
Dugan  Edward,  mason,  house  83  Elm 
Dugan  John,  tailor,  house  227  Frauklin 
Duggan  James,  laborer,  house  r.  6   North 
Duggan  Michael,  laborer,  b.  48  Winter 
Duhig  Daniel  T. .printer  University  Press, 

house  (31  Wright 
Duhit,'    John    M.,    pressman    University 

Press,  house  74  Wright 
Duhig  Mary  A.,  widow  of  Michael,  house 

89  Hancock  [Franklin 

Dukeshair  Daniel  F.,  carpenter,  house  21 
Dulls  Mary  E.,  widow  of  Cornelius,  house 

1 1  Murdock  [38  Pearl 

Dumas  George  V.,  sawyer,  624  Main.  bds. 
Dumas  Jos.,  brick  maker,  h.  165  Dublin 
Dumas   Romaiue,   sawyer,  624  Main,  bds. 

38  Pearl 
Dumphy    Martin,   bookbinder    Riverside 

Bindery,  house  132  Pleasant 
Dunbar  Charles,  variety  store,  409    Cam- 
bridge, house  128  Winsor 
Dunbar  -J as.,  blacksmith,  h.  458  Camb. 
Dunbar  James,  brick  layer,  b.  8  Broadway 
Dunbar  James  H.,  blacksmith  locomotive 

works,  Albany,  house  107  Spring 
Dunbar  Luther  W., carpenter  (271  Charles, 

B.),  house  7  William 
Dunbar  Thomas,  waiter,  h.  26  Brewery 
Dunbar  Walter  H.,  printer  (95  Court,  B.), 

boards  204;  Brookline 
Duncan  Anderson,  laborer,  h.  27  Hancock 
Duncan    Elizabeth,    widow    of     William, 

house  rear  37  Cowperthwaite 
Duncan    John,    blacksmith,    454     Main, 

house  21  Brookline 
Duncan  John,  helper,  356  Main 
Duncan  John  F.,  law  student  H.U.,  house 

22  Essex 
Duncan  Matthew,  lab.,  h.  159  Broadway 
Duncan  Wm.  P.,  lawyer  (172  Washington, 

room  8,  B.),  house  22  Essex 
Duncklee  Albert  ft,  house  118  Norfolk 
Duncklee  Eugene,  driver,  600  Main 
Duncklee  Eugene  E.,  furnace  maker,   h. 

45  Sacramento 
Duncklee  Horace  L.,  house  118  Norfolk 


Duncklee  Horace  L.  jr.,  b.  118  Norfolk 
Duncklee  Oscar  E.,  clerk  (33  Federal,  B.), 

house  45  Sacramento 
Duncklee  O.  E.,  conductor  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  boards  Baldwin  st.  station 
Dunham  Edward  P.,  printer,    1   Dunster, 

boards  852  Main 
Dunham  Israel  P.,  house  852  Main 
Dunham  John  E.,  salesman  (91  State,  B.), 

house  29  Shepard 
Dunham   Lucy  A.   Miss,  teacher  Clinch 
primary  school  (B.).  house  46  Cherry 
Dunkenson  Charles,  brick  layer,   boards 

27  Second 
Dunlap  Frederick  A.,  piano   action  mak- 
er, 113  Broadway,  house  4  Pine 
Dunlap  Martha  M.  Mrs.,  house  4  Pine 
Dunlap    Thomas,   teamster    (Brookline), 

house  rear  6  Lopez 
Dunlea  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  r.  23  Harvard 
Dunlea  Joanna,  widow  of  Patrick,  house 

58  North 
Dunlop    Margaret    P.,    widow    of    John, 

boarding-house,  38  to  40  Pearl 
Dunn   Alexander,   bookkeeper   Riverside 

Press,  house  17  Erie 
Dunn  Andrew  P.,  collar  maker,  10  Arrow, 

house  25  Magazine 
Dunn  Bartholomew,  laborer,  h.  3  Fourth 
Dunn  Christena,  widow  of  Thomas,  house 

9  Cottage 
Dunn  Daniel,  carpenter,  house  17  Shepard 
Dunn  Eugene,  cabinet  maker,  162   Broad- 
way, b.  Miss  E.  Sullivan's, Hotel  School 
Dunn  George  (Dunn   &  Gurnham),  paint- 
er, 52  Putnam  avenue,  house  do. 
Dunn  James,  boards  rear  b3  Gore 
Dunn  James,  plasterer,  house  3  Elmer 
Dunn  James  F.,  tinsmith,  95  Webster  av. 
Dunn  John,  book-finisher  Riverside  Press, 
house  9  Cottage  [Dinsmore  ct. 

Dunn  John  A.  H.,  wood  turner,  house  7 
Dunn  John   H.,  salesman    (450  Washing- 
ton, B.),  boards  3  Fourth 
Dunn   John   P.,   boiler  maker,   92   Main, 

house  47  Pine 
Dunn  Patrick  H.,  locksmith,  h.  97  Gore 
Dunn  Robert  A.,  mariner,  house  31  Mill 
Dunn  William,  gaffer   N.  E.  Glass  Works, 

house  rear  63  Gore 
Dunn  William  K.,  book  finisher  Riverside 

Press,  boards  9  Cottage 
Dunn    &    Gurnham   (George  Dunn    and 
Thomas  Gurnham),  painters,  52  Put- 
nam avenue 
Dunning  W.  H.  Mrs.,  house  11  Dana 
Dunphy  William,  laborer,  house  19  Vine 
Dunton  Oscar,    conductor   Cambridge   R. 
R.  Co.,  boards  Cambridge,  c.  Baldwin 
Dupee  Charles  S.,  clerk,  h.  75  Magazine 
Dupee    Lorenzo,     carpenter,     169    Gore, 

house  at  Arlington 
Dupee   William  T.,   foreman    carpenters, 

169  Gore,  house  at  Arlington 
Durant  John,  painter,  boards  9  Palmer 
Durant    Nancy    P.,    widow    of    Reuben, 
house  1  Westacott  court 


fTMlTTTr'BVTJjrflTJT?    gardeners,  contractors,  florists, 

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TVURANT    WILLIAM^  B.,   lawyer 
V    (19  Congress,  r.  7,  B.),  h.  378  Harvard 
Durant,  see  Dorant 
Durfee  Winthrop  C.   (Sanborn,  Parker  & 

Co.).  pickles,  130  Gore,  and  (29  South 

Market.  B.).  house  at  Jamaica  Plain 
Durgin  Bridget,  widow  of  Simon,   house 

24  Charles  River 
Durgin  Freeman,  laborer,  b.  8  Squire's  ct. 
Durgin  George  W.,  printer,  h.  100  Winsor 
Durgin    Matthew,  bookbinder   Riverside 

bindery,  house  24  Charles  River 
Durham  John  W.,  laborer,  h.  13  Warren 
Duris  Margaret,  widow  of  Daniel,   house 

rear  110  Brookline  * 

Duris  Thomas   J.,   cooper  J.   H.   Eames, 

boards  rear  110  Brookline 
Durkin  Michael,  florist,  house  104  Sparks 
Durnan  James,   express,  77    Cambridge, 

house  44  Porter 
Durnan  John,  teamster,  h.  248  Franklin 
Durnan  Peter  P.  jr.,   express,    159   Cam- 
bridge, house  124  Gore 
Durnan  William,  laborer,  h.  154  Franklin 
Duross  Susan,  widow  of  Terraoce,  house 

2  Stevens  ct.  [Western  avenue 

Duroy  Charles  W.,  bookbinder,   rooms  30 
Durrell  Betsey  G.,  widow  of   O.  B.,  house 

73  Thorndike 
Durrell  Charles  P.,  clerk,  126  Cambridge, 

boards  73  Thorndike 
Durrell  Oliver  H.,  small  wares  (Kingston, 

cor.  Bedford,  B.)  house  322  Broadway 
Duryea  Harnanus  B.,  house  24  Arrow 
Dustin  Betsey  A.,  widow,  house  74  Fourth 
Dutton  Albert  L.,  milkman,  h.  50  Fourth 
Dutton  Margaret  Mrs.,  boarding-house  30 

Sidney 
Dwelley  Chas.  M.,  fly-fiuisher,  162  Broad- 
way, house  at  South  Boston 
Dwight  Henrietta  F.  Miss,  boards  18  Story 
Dwyer  Daniel,  gardener,  h.  1S8  Norfolk 
Dwyer  Edmond,  watchman   (B.),  house 

238  Broadway 
Dwyer  Edw.,  laborer,  h.  21  Charles  River 
Dwyer   Edward   jr.,    printer,    boards    21 

Charles  River  [9  Sixth 

Dwyer  Edward  H.,  harness  maker,  house 
Dwyer  Edward  H.  jr.,  clerk,  bds.  9  Sixth 
Dwyer  James,  glass  maker,  b.  188  Norfolk 
Dwyer  James,   iron    moulder,   boards    1 

Washington 
Dwyer  Jane,  widow,  h.  rear  11  Valentine 
Dwyer  John,  brass  finisher,  b.  188  Norfolk 
Dwyer  John,  laborer,  house  14  Hayes  ct. 
Dwyer  John,  leather   (248   Congress,  B.), 

house  118  Pearl 
Dwyer  John  A.,  gate  tender  B.  L.  &  C.  R. 

R.,  Prison  Point  bridge,  house  n.  do. 
Dwyer  John  C,  tinsmith,  h.  50  Amory 
Dwyer  John,  hairdresser  (Young's  Hotel, 

B.),  rooms  30  Elm 
Dwyer  John  S.,  painter,   house  rear  170 

Norfolk 
Dwyer  John  T.,  conductor  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  boards  rear  27  Gore 
Dwyer  Matthew,  laborer,  h.  80  Boylston 


Dwyer  Matthew,  blacksmith  Cambridge 
Railroad  Co.,  house  53  Spruce 

Dwyer  Michael,  laborer,  boards  near  R. 
R.  crossing.  Gore 

Dwyer  Michael,  teamster  Cambridge  Rail- 
road Co.,  house  13  Foster 

Dwyer  Michael  J.,  foreman  (106  Sudbury, 
B.),  bds.  238  Broadway  [Gore 

Dwyer  Morris,  laborer,  b.  n.  R.R.  crossing, 

Dwyer  Patrick  C,  shipping  clerk,  502 
Main,  boards  14  Hayes  court 

Dwyer  Robert,  cooper,  h.  175  Cambridge 

Dwyer  Thomas  F.,  editor  (106  Sudbury, 
B.),  boards  238  Broadway 

Dwyer  Thomas  J.,  laborer,  12  Cambridge, 
house  Linehan  block,  Ninth 

Dwyer  Warren  W.,  salesman,  bds.  9  Sixth 

Dwyer  Wm.  E.,  clerk,  boards  9  Sixth 

Dwyer  Wm.  H.,  cabinetmaker,  Woodbury 
building,  Otis,  boards  62  Thorndike 

Dwyer  Wm.  J.,  student,  b.  r.  11  Valentine 

DYAR  CHARLES  W.,  editor  Daily 
Globe  (238  Washington,  B.),  house  24 

Clinton 
Dyer  Anna  M.,  widow,  h.  172  North  av. 
Dyer  Edward  M.,  engineer   (1  Hamilton, 

B.).  house  79  Fifth 
Dyer  Edward   P.,  cigar  maker,  599  Main, 

rooms  473  do. 
Dyer  George  F.,  action  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, house  49  Market 
Dyer  H.  L.,  conductor  Cambridge  Railroad 

Co.,  house  at  Brighton 
Dyer  John,  blacksmith,  92  Main,  house  7 

Rogers'  block,  Main 
Dyer  John  B.,  at  162  Broadway,  b.  SVillage 
Dyer  Maria,  widow  of  John  E.,  h.8  Village 
Dyer  Maria  L.,  widow  of  George  W.,  h. 

56  Erie 
Dyer  Mary  C,  widow,  house  40  Market 
Dyer  Randolph  A.,  cabinet  maker,  house 

42  Market 
Dyer  Simeon   D.,  boots  and   shoes    (133 

Federal,  B.),  house  Mt.  Pleasant,  5th 

on  right  from  Walden 
Dyer  Thomas,  stone  cutter,  53  Main,  house 

7  Rogers'  block,  Main 

EADIE    JOHN,  grocer,    2S1    Broadway, 

house  23  Elm 
Eagan  James,  laborer,  house  30  Harding 
Eagan  James,  laborer,  house  97  Pearl 
Eagan  James  E.,  laborer,  boards  97  Pearl 
Eagan  Patrick,  teamster,  72  Brookline,  h. 

27  Decatur 
Eagan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  14  Watson 
Eagan  William,  at  203  Bridge 
Eagan,  see  Egan,  also  Aigin 
Eager  Edmund,  laborer,  house  105  Spruce 
Eager  Joseph,  at  139  Broadway,  house  at 

Boston 
Eagle  Charles,  laborer,  boards  5  Carson 
Eaglfcson  Thomas  C,  laborer,  8  Brattle, 

house  27  Grant 
Eagleston  see  Eggleston 
Eames  Carrie  F.  Miss,  compositor,  boards 

98  Concord  avenue 


THE   DOCK  SQUARE   HARDWARE  STORE. 

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Eames  Henry  H.  Mrs.   (H.   H.  Eames  & 

Son),  100  Concord  av.,  house  98  do. 
Eames  H.  Etta  Miss,  bookkeeper  (169  Tre- 

mont,  B.),  boards  98  Concord  avenue 
Eames  H.   H.  &  Son  (Mrs.  Henry  H.  and 

Thomas  H.  Eames),  ice  dealers,  100 

Concord  avenue,  order  box  8  Brattle 
Eames  Jas.  H.,  barrel  mnfr.,  foot  Pacific, 

at  G.  J.  K.  R .,  house  30  Pearl 
Eames  Jos.  E.,  100  Concord  av.,  h.  89  do. 
Eames  Mary  H.,  widow  of  Charles,  bds. 

94  Allston 
Eames  Thomas  H.  (H.  H.  Eames  &  Son), 

ice  dealer,  100  Concord  av.,  h.  99  do. 
Earl  Amy  A.,  widow  of  William,  house 

63  Oxford  [11  Revere 

Earl  Henry,  pressman  University  Press,  h. 
Earl  Walter,  painter,  house  61  Auburn 
Earl  William,  bookkeeper  (198  Commer- 
cial, B.),  house  63  Oxford 
Earle  Morris,  student    H.   U.,  rooms  38 

Thayer  Hall 
Early  Cormick,  polisher,  h.  79  Hastings 
Early  John,  bootmaker,  15  Brown,  h.  do. 
Easly  Christopher,  slater,  house  31  Union 
East  Cambridge  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank, 

George    Stevens,    president,    Samuel 

Slocomb,  treasurer,  80  Cambridge 
East  Cambridge  Post-office,  Miss  Ella  M. 

Stevens,  supt.,  120  Cambridge 
East  Cambridge  Station  B.  L.  &  C.  R.  R.. 

foot  Third 
East  Cambridge  and  Boston  OmnibusLine, 

J.  C.  Stiles,  agt.,  office  249  Cambridge 
East  John  W.,  teamster,  169  Gore,  house 

1  Squire's  court  [sq. 

Easter  Dudley  S.,  blacksmith,  h.  4  Cedar 
Easter  Frederick  N.,  blacksmith,  h.  24  Rice 

EASTER  ROBERT  8.,  blacksmith 
and  wheelwright,  355  North  avenue, 

house  15  Rice 
Easter  Stewart,  carriagesmith,  boards  352 

North  avenue  [15  Rice 

Easter  William,  clerk,  200  North  av.,  bds 
Eastabrook  Annie  B.   Miss,  dressmaker, 

house  22  Mill 
Easterbrook  Edward  E.,  mason,  h.  22  Mill 
Easterbrook  Moses  P.,  in  rubber  mill,  h. 

12  Berkshire  place  [Harvey 

Easterbrook  Walter   S.,    teamster,  h.   33 
Easterbrook,  see  Estabrook 
Eastman  Chandler,  janitor  Hollis,  Stough- 

ton  and  Holworthy  Halls  H.   U.,  h. 

17  Stoughton  Hall 
Eastman  Charles  A.,  bds.  Holyoke  House 
Eastman  Chas.  E.,  janitor  Holyoke  House, 

house  do. 
Eastman  Frank  C,  reed  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, house  3  Soden 
Eastman    George,    supt.   Boston    Diatite 

Co.  (Charlestown),  house  12  Arlington 
Eastman  George  W.,  clerk,  468  Harvard, 

rooms  4  Charles  River 
Eastman  John,  carpenter,  rear  577  Main, 

house  82£  Green 
Easton    Thomas  H.,    granite  cutter,    53 

Main,  boards  125  Harvard 


Eaton  Charles  S.,  salesman  C.  H.  North 
&  Co.  (Somerville),  house  55  Gore 

Eaton  Chas.  F.,  ship  stores  (48  Long  whf., 
B.),  house  8  Essex 

Eaton  Clifford  C,  assistant  at  Observato- 
ry, house  21  Suffolk 

Eaton  Eliza  A.  Mrs.,  house  14  Bath 

Eaton  Emma  A.,  teacher  Allston  gram- 
mar school,  boards  34  Tremont 

Eaton  Emma  P.  Mrs.,  teacher  Washing- 
ton grammar  school,  boards  81  Brattle 

Eaton  Frederic  M.,  upholsterer,  boards 
121  Prospect 

Eaton  Geo.  D.  jr.,  yard  master  B.  L.  &  C. 
R.  R.,  office  Prison  Point  road,  house 
at  Somerville 

Eaton  Jacob,  house  8  Winsor 

Eaton  Joseph  L.  R.,  butcher,  foot  of 
Frank,  house  6  Rice 

Eaton  Kate  E.  Miss,  bookkeeper,  154  No. 
avenue,  boards  11  Forest 

Eaton  Lottie  E.  F.  Miss,  French  cleans- 
ing laces,  etc.,  500  Main,  house  do. 

Eaton  Sarah  E.,  widow  of  Rev.  Joseph 
W.,  house  697  Main 

Eaton  Warren  A.,  police,  station  2,  house 
162  Prospect  [Winsor 

Eberhardt  Jacob  J.,  bookbinder,  house  49 

Elbert  George  P.,  iron  worker  Boston 
Bridge  Works,  Sixth,  house  90  do. 

ECKER  JOSEPH    L.,   teacher  of 
piano  and  organ,  623  Main,    boards 

5  Union 
Ecker  Leopold,  shoemaker,  h.  5  Union 
Eckert  George  M.,  carpenter  and  builder 

(71  Chestnut,  B.),  h.  65  Magazine 
Eckert  V.,   sawyer,  113  Broadway,  house 

at  Allston  [Lambert  av. 

Eddy  Eliza,  widow  of  Lauriston,  house  5 
Eddy  George  F.,  carpenter,  boards  5  Lam- 
bert avenue 
Eddy  Martin,  laborer,h.  Jackson. n. Spruce 
Eddy  Martin,  laborer,  bds.  168  Cambridge 
Eddy  Martin  jr.,  iceman,    boards  Martin 

Eddy's.  Jackson 
Eddy,  see  Eadie 
Edgar  John,  cabinet  maker,   Woodbury 

building,  Otis,  boards  31  Winter 
Edgar  T.,  moulder,  354  Main 
Edgar  William  W.,  gardener  T.  W.  Dee, 

h.  Fresh  Pond  lane,  cor.  Mt.  Auburn 
Edgerly  Chas.  B.,  grain  (186  State,  B.),  h. 

17  Forest 
Edgerly  D.  Mark,physician,84  Green,h.do. 
Edgerly  Martha,  widow  of  Samuel  S.,  h. 

225  Franklin 
Edgerly  Walter  H.,  student,  b.  17  Forest 
Edgerly  Wm.  A.,  carpenter,  h.  13  Third 
Edgett  Reuben,  carpenter,  h.  353  Pearl 
Edginton    Wm.    H.,    action    maker,    162 

Broadway,  house  48  Clark 
Edmands   Clair,   polisher  F.   Geldowsky 

Furniture  Co.,  house  11  Fourth 
Edmands  Harry  C,  clerk  (Commercial,  c. 

South  Market,  B.),  boards  81  Oxford 
Edmands  J.  Rayner,  asst.  at  Observatory, 

boards  54  Concord  avenue 


PAPER  HANGINGS. 


H.  &  J.  P.  THAYER  &  CO., 

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Edmands  Millie  M.,  widow  of  Samuel  P., 

house  81  Oxford 
Edmandson  Major,  hostler  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  boards  15  Reed 
Edmonds  Peter,  laborer,  house  86  Fifth 
Edmuudson  Letitia,  widow  of  Samuel,  h. 
33  Washington  [Washington 

Edmundsou  Samuel  J.,  moulder,  house  33 
Edsou  Edward  B.,  bookbinder,  h.  19  Park 
Edson  Emma   C.    Miss,    teacher    Corlett 

grammar  school,  boards  at  Boston 
Edson  Frank  A.,  painter,  h.  21  Green 
Edwards  Chas.  D.,  coachman,  house   41 
Hastings  [7  Fourth 

Edwards  Eden,  marble  polisher  (B.),  h. 
Edwards  George,  clerk,  126  Inman,  house 

at  Somerville 
Edwards   Herbert,  shipper   (31    Federal, 

B.),  boards  37  Spruce 
Edwards  James,  laborer,  bds.  14  Hastings 
Edwards  John  H.,  teamster,  h.  4  Grant 
Edwards  J.  W.,  laborer,  5  Broadway- 
Edwards  Lewis  A.,  clerk,  225  North  av. , 

boards  37  Spruce 
Edwards   Russell   S.,   produce   (15  Black- 
stone,  B. ),  house  37  Spruce 
Edwards  Samuel,  machinist  (B.),house  137 
Pearl  [79  Clark 

Edwards  Thomas,  at  Am.  Rubber  Co.,  b. 
El  wards  Truman    G.,    asst.    bookkeeper 
(National    Bank    of   Redemption,  85 
Devon-hire,  B.J,  h.  117  Auburn 
Edwards  William,  laborer,  h.  23  Hunting 
Edwards  Wm.   J.,  painter,  34  Mill,  house 
69i  Mt.  Auburn  [lin 

Egan  Ellen,  wid.  of  Martin,  h.  216  Frauk- 
Egan  John,  teamster,  bds.  72  Brookline 
Egan  Michael,  painter,  660  Main,  house  at 
Somerville  [do. 

Egan  Michael,  teamster,  72  Brookline,  h. 
Egan  Michael,  boards  216  Franklin 
Egan  Susan  H.,  widow  of  Matthew,  h.  9 

Seventh 
Es:an  Timothy,  teamster,  b.  72  Brookline 
Egan,  see  Eagen,  also  Aigin 
Eggerton  David,  grease  collector,  house 
174  Columbia  [Columbia 

Eggerton  Joseph,  grease  collector,  b.  174 
Egglesten  Chas.  H.,  machinist,  house  111 
Norfolk  [Willard 

Eggleston  Joseph,  laborer,  h.  Foster,  cor. 
Eggleston    Lorenzo,  machinist,  72  Main, 

house  31  Norfolk 
Eggleston  Thomas  S.,  tinsmith,  8  Brattle, 

boards  Foster,  corner  Willard 
Eggleston,  see  also  Eagleson 
Eich  Christian  P.,  hairdresser,  432£  Har- 
vard, h.  do.  [Flagg,  c.  Banks 
Eilhower  Augustus,  confectioner,  house 
Ela  Alfred  (Ela  Bros.),  131  to  135  Broad- 
way, office  (53  State, B.),  house  13  Ash 
ELA    BUOS.    (Richard    and    Alfred 
Ela),    Standard  Turning  Works,  131 
to  135  Broadway,  office  (53  State,  B.) 
Ela  Lucia  Mrs.,  house  13  Ash 
Ela  Richard  (Ela  Bros.),  131  to  135  Broad- 
way, office  (53  State;B-)>  house  13  Ash 


Ela  Walter,  physician,  39  Brattle,  h.  do. 
Elder   Fred  W.,   janitor    Hotel    Inman, 

Cambridge,  house  do. 
Elder  Josie  S.,  widow,  house  438  Main 
Elder    Samuel,   laborer,    house  Cushing, 

near  Locust  [174  Gore 

Elderd  Alice  M.,  widow  of  Jordan,  house 
Eldredge  Fred  M.,  salesman  (96  Federal, 

B.),  rooms  47  Austin 
Eldredge  Thomas  P.,  iron  worker  Boston 

Bridge  Works,  Sixth,  house  6  Rogers' 

block,  Main 
-Eldridge  Annie  Mrs.,  boards  19  Church 
Eldridge  Julia  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  18  Upton, 

house  do. 
Eldridge  Samuel  W.,  telegraph  operator 

(109  State,  B.),  house  76  Mr.gazine 
Eldriedge  Amos  O..  laborer,   153  Putnam 

avenue,  house  15  Florence 
Eldriedge  Benjamin  S.,  laborer,   153  Put- 
nam avenue,  house  15  Florence 
Eli  Moses,  laborer,  boards  51  Portland 
Eliot  Charles,  student,  17  Quincy 
Eliot  Charles  W.,  president  H.  U.,  office  5 

University  Hall,  house  17  Quincy 
Eliot  John,  leather  belting  (104  Franklin, 

B.),  house  22  Lee 
Eliot  William  S.,  clerk  (104  Franklin,  B.), 

boards  22  Lee 
Eliot,  see  Elliot,  and  Elliott 
Elisha  Frank,  laborer,  house  159  Broadway 
Elkins   Alonzo,     traveling    salesman   (87 

Court,  B.),  house  49  Norfolk 
Ellenwood  Thomas   S.,   carpenter,  house 

247  Broadway 
Ellery  Street  Club  Stable,  F.  J.   Coghlan, 

foreman,  41  Ellery 

ELLIOT  CHARLES  E.,  merchant 
tailor  (419  Washington,  B.),  house  6 

Mount  Auburn 
Elliot      Herbert,    bookkeeper    (94  South 

Market,  B.),  house  112  Hancock 
Elliot  John  B.,   photographer,   house   15 

WTallace  [h.  9£  Gerry 

Elliot  Robert  R.,  printer  University  Press, 
Elliott  Ferdinand,    teamster,    boards  14 

Squire's  court 
Elliott  James,  blacksmith.  Boylston,corner 

Murray,  house  890  Main 
Elliott    James,   driver,  Lyceum   building, 

Harvard  square,  boards  890  Main 
Elliott  Jas.  R.,  clerk  (Pitts,B.),h.  r.19  Park 
Elliott  Silas  H.,  student  H.   U.,  rooms   6 

Mount  Auburn 
Elliott  Walter,  piano  maker,  h.  50  Pine 
Elliott  William,  blacksmith  James  Elliott, 

Boylston,  house  33  Willard 
Elliott  Wm.  J.,  teamster   (93   Broad,    B.), 

house  2  Fourth 
Elliott,  see  Eliot  and  Elliot 
Ellis  Alexander,  expressman,  h.  18  Market 
Ellis   Benjamin   G.,   bootmaker,  house  3 

Emerson  block,  Crescent  avenue 
Ellis  Benj.  W.  (Valentine,   Ellis  &    Co.), 

coal  and  wood,  Sargent's  whf. ,  Charle  s 

River,  order  office  26  Boylston,   house 

45  Mount  Auburn 


LUMBER  &  MOULDINGS.    J.  G.  &  N.  G.  GOOCH. 

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Ellis  Bertram,  student  H.   U.,  rooms  713 

Cambridge 
Ellis  Charles  H.  Mrs.,  widow,h.  20  Eighth 
Ellis  Clara  Miss,  clerk,   581   Main,   boards 

22  Blake 
Ellis  Clement  E.,  cabinet  maker  (42  Corn- 
hill,  B),  bds.  97  Auburn 
Ellis  David,    produce    (37  South   Market, 

B),  house  117  North  avenue 
Ellis  D.  Frank,  produce  (37  South  Market, 

B.),  house  8  Koseland 
Ellis  D.   Warren,  produce  (21   Merchants 

row,  B.),  house  38  Arlington 
Ellis  Emmons  R.,  produce  (50  South  Mar- 
ket. B. ),  house  87  North  avenue 
Ellis    Frederick    H.,    cabinet  maker  (42 

Cornhill,  B.),  boards  97  Auburn 
Ellis  Harry,  produce   (37   South   Market, 

B.),  boards  117  North  avenue 

Ellis  He rvey  D.  (107   Clinton,   B.),   house 

28  Sidney  [3  Summer 

Ellis  Herbert  W.,  clerk,  290  Broadway,   b. 

Ellis  Johanna,  widow  of  Randolph,  house 

60  Vine 
Ellis  John  G.,  blacksmith  (B.  &  A.  R.    R., 

B.),  house  63  Chestnut 
Ellis  John  L.,  agent  U.  S.  &   C.    express, 
(F.  R.  R.  depot  B.),  boards  18  Eighth 
Ellis  J.  Russell,  produce  (50  South   Mar- 
ket, B.),  house  54  North  avenue 
Ellis  Lois  A.,  widow  of  Samuel,  house  37 

Tremont 
Ellis  Lorenzo,  painter,  boards  9  Palmer 
Ellis  Mellen  F.,bookkieper(251  Dorchester, 

avenue.  B. ),  house  106  Columbia 
Ellis  Myra  I.  Miss,  teacher  Harvard  gram- 
mar school,  boards  37  Tremont 
Ellis  Orrin  P.,  druggist   (27  Charles,  B.), 

house  102  Columbia 
Ellis  Osburn  S.,  at  150  Broadway,  boards 
rear  23  Front  [Auburn 

Ellis  Robert  E.,  driver  J.  G.  Ball,  bds.   97 
Ellis  Stearns  R.,  produce  (50  South   Mar- 
ket, B.),  house  22  Forest 
Ellis  Sumner  Rev.  d.d.,  boards  7  Wendell 
Ellis  Thomas  Mrs.,  house  159  Winsor 
Ellis  Thomas  F.,  driver  Cambridge  Rail- 
road Co.,  boards  18  Market 
Ellis  Timothy  J.,  bookbinder,  b.18  Market 
Ellis  William,  laborer,  house  18  Market 
Ellis  William  R.,   metals   (10  Oliver,   B.), 

boards  Hotel  Berkeley.  Boston 
Ellison  Ellen,   widow  of  Wm.   J.,   house 

rear  27  Gore 
Ellison  Nahum,  clerk,  house  77  Pearl 
Ellison  Willard,  clerk  (Sudbury,  B.),  house 

48  Pearl 
Ellison  Willard  B.,  boards  77  Pearl 
Ellison  Wm.  J.,  box  maker,  b.  r.  27  Gore 
Ells  John  B.,  organ-tuner,  624  Main,  house 

at  Melrose 
Ellsworth  Edwin  S.,  boards  46  Winthrop 
Elsbree  James  H.,  compositor,  h.  81  River 
Elward  Thomas,  teamster  J.  P.  Squire  & 

Co.,  house  151  Gore 
Elwell  Elizabeth,  widow  of  James  B.,  h. 
33  Fourth 


Elword    Edward,  clerk,    110  Cambridge, 
boards  118  Spring  [118  Spring 

Elword  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Wm.,  house 
Elword   Joseph  W..  provisions,  110  Cam- 
bridge, boards  118  Spring 
Emerson  Charles,  confectioner,  503  Main, 
house  49  Wright  [Cottage 

Emerson  Daniel,  clerk,  591  Main,  bds.  20 
Emersou  Edward  W.,  clerk  (87  Broad,B.), 

house  4  Mt.  Pleasant 
Emerson   Frank,  clerk   (3  Tremont  row, 

B. ),  house  95  Auburn 
Emerson  Geo.  B.,  teamster(19  Blackstone, 

B.),  house  rear  125  Gore 
Emerson   Geo.  F.,   clerk,    162   Broadway, 

house  at  East  Somerville 
Emerson  Geo.  H.,  painter  (B.),b.  125  Gore 
Emerson  Henry  E.,  b.  4  Mt.  Pleasant 
Emerson  Helen  F.,  widow  of   George  B., 

house  4  Upton 
Emerson  Henry  L.,  trader  and  city  lamp- 
lighter, house  106  Allston 
Emerson  Martha,  widow   of   John,  house 

37  Hastings 
Emerson  Mary  A.,  widow,  h.  28  Bigelow 
Emersou  Mary  F.  Mi*s,  teacher   Harvard 

grammar  school,  boards  28  Bigelow 
Emerson  Rosa  K.  Mrs.,  house  13  Wallace 
Emerson  Thomas  H.  (B.  P.  Clark  &  Co.), 

503  Main,  house  766  do. 
Emerson  Thurlow  A.,  broker    (State,  B.), 

house  30  Upton 
Emerson  William   H.,  molasses    (40  Cen- 
tral, B.),  house  341  Harvard 
Emerton  Ephraim,  professor  of  Ecclesias- 
tical History  H.  U.,  h.  58  Shepard 
Emery  Diantha,  house  72  School 
Emery  Frank   E.,  clerk    (F.  R.  R.  freight 

depot,  B.),  house  5  Lambert  avenue 
Emery  George   D.,  lumber,  Hall's   wharf, 
foot  of  East,  and  (54  Canal,  B.),house 
at  Charlestown 
Emery   George   L.,  periodicals,  etc.,   405 

Main,  boards  64  Winsor 
Emery  John  B.,  salesman  (Kingston,  cor. 

Bedford,  B.),  house  760  Main 
Emery  Manning,   broker   (28  State,  B.), 

house  15  Buckingham 
Emery  Margaret,  widow  of  Henry,  house 

13  Webster  avenue 
Emery  Woodward,  lawyer  (62  Sears  bldg., 
B.),  house  163  Brattle,  corner  Sparks 
Emmel  Charles,  carver,  house  128  Otis 
Emory  Susan  P.  Mrs.,  h.  296  North  avenue 
Emory  Wm.  H.,  printer  University  Press, 

house  141  Mt.  Auburn 
Emra  John  W\,     proof-reader  Riverside 

Press,  house  at  Allston 
Endicott   Henry,  office,   356  Main,  house 

28  Columbia 
Endres  Geo.,  wood  carver,  h.  53  Winsor 
Endres  George  F.,  wood  carver  (B.),  bds. 

53  Winsor 
Engal  S.,  boiler  maker,  92  Main 
England    James,    carpenter,    house    32 
Cogswell  avenue 
.  Engley  Wm.  F.,  h.  3,  rear  41  Norfolk 


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English  Edward  E.,  glass  maker,  house  29 

Winter 
Eno   James,  brick  maker,  house  Walden, 

between  Dublin  and  Garden 
Enos  Wm.  R.,  coachman, h.  23  Washington 
Erath  Henry,  sausage  maker,  rooms  Fred- 
erick A.  Heyn's,  Eighth 
Erhard    Rudolph,  brass  finisher,   house 

rear  05  Sixth 
Erickson  Charles  E.,  safe  maker,  17  Main, 

house  at  Somerville 
Erickson  Edward,  at  17  Main 
Erickson  Erick  A.,  car  builder.h. 30  Banks 
Ericsson  Eric,  laborer,  bds.  80  Kirkland 
Erkstrom  Chas.,  at  17  Main  [Norfolk 

Erskin   Arnold   D.,  carpenter,  boards  93 
Eschenfelder    Henry    A.,    hairdresser,    7 

Brattle,  rooms  20  Farwell  place 
Espers  Herman,  machinist  (69  Hanover, 

B.),  house  40S  Main 
Estabrook  George  A.,  action  maker,  139 

Broadway,  house  29  Norfolk 
Estabrook   Joseph   D.,  woolens  (83  Arch, 

B. ),  h.  Washington  av.,  n.  Arlington 
Estabrook  Joseph  W.,  produce  (47  and  48 

North  Market,  B.),  h.  221  Harvard 
Estabrook,  see  Easterbrook,  also  Ester- 
brook 
Estaver  Wm.  A.,  machinist  (50  Bromfield, 

B.),  house  rear  30  Front 

Esterbrook  William  (6  Fulton,  B.),  house 

55  Cedar  [b.  34  Ash 

Estes  Carrie  A.  Miss,  clerk,  472  Harvard, 

Estes  Eugene  E-,  cabinet  maker,  house  33 

Fourth 
Estes  Israel  J.,  cabinet  maker  F.  M.  H.  F. 

Co.,  house  at  Somerville 
Estes  Ivory  P.,  carpenter,  house  34  Ash 
Estes  Ivory  P.  Mrs.,  nurse,  house  44  Ash 
Estes  Lizzie  Miss,  clerk  City  Hall,  boards 

34  Ash 
Esty  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  house  27  Jay 
Etherington    Thomas,    carpenter,    house 

65J  Western  avenue 
Ethier  Pierre,  brick  maker,  h.  152  Spruce 
Ettinger  Isaac,  driver  Jenness  &   Twom- 

bly  express,  house  2  Riverside  place 
Eustace  Alexander,  groceries,  167   Pearl, 

house  3  Lake 
Eustace  Ann,  widow  of  Jas.,  h.  10  Fourth 
Eustin   Alfred,  hostler  Cambridge  R.   R. 

Co.,  house  13  Brewery 
Eustis  Frank  I.  (Gilmore  &  Eustis),  Cam- 
bridge   Rolling    Mill,    126    Portland, 
house  Pond,  corner  Concord  avenue 
Eustis  Henry  L.,  Professor  of  Engineer- 
ing and  Dean  of  the  Scientific  facul- 
ty H.  XL,  house  29  Kirkland 
Eustis  Henry  S.,  house  29  Kirkland 
Eustis   Julian   J.,   clerk   (363  Dorchester 

avenue,  B.),  house  29  Kirkland 
Eutebrouk  Charles  H.,  gunsmith (22  Dock 
square,  B.),  house  Crescent,   second 
on  right  from  Oxford 
Evans  Charles  C,  milkman,  145  Mt.  Au- 
burn, boards  150  do.  [32  Green 
Evans  Chas.  H.,  planer,  113  Broadway,  h. 


Evans  C.  W.,  conductor  Cambridge  R.  R. 
Co.,  boards  at  Brighton 

Evans  Elizabeth,  widow  of  John,  house  68 
Pleasant 

Evans  Elizabeth,  widow  of  John,  house  6 
Foster's  block,  Baldwin  place 

Evans  George  S. ,  postal  clerk  Boston  & 
N.  Y.,  house  49  Mt.  Auburn 

Evans  M.  Lizzie  Miss,  teacher  Mason  pri- 
mary school,  boards  68  Pleasant 

Evans  Richard, gardener,  h.  24  Hudson  pi. 

Evans  Robert  D.,  president  American 
Rubber  Co.,  Potter,  and  (59  Franklin, 
B.),  house  at  Boston 

Evans  Thomas  E.,  laborer,  h.  23  Hastings 

Evans  William,  carriage-trimmer,  house 
150  Mt.  Auburn 

Evans  William  jr.,  detective,  station  2, 
house  5  Daniels  court 

Evans  Wm.  H.,  boards  148  Mt.  Auburn 

Evans  William  L..  bookkeeper  (95  Union, 
B.),  house  67£  Western  avenue 

Eveleth  Dana  A.  Miss,  teacher  Shepard 
grammar  school,  bds.  281  North  av. 

Eveleth  William  H.,  superintendent  H.U. 
grounds,  house  6  North   avenue 

Everett  Arthur  H.,. draughtsman  (60  Dev- 
onshire, room  23,  B. ),  b.  39£  Holyoke 

Everett  Charles  Clement,  clerk  Riverside 
Press,  house  39£  Holyoke 

Everett  Charles  C.,  Bussey  Professor  of 
Theology  H.  U.,  and  Dean  of  the  Di- 
vinity faculty,  house  53  Garden 
EVERETT  EDWARD  F.,  in- 
surance (Mason's  building.  1  Liberty 
square,  B.),  house  31  Sacramento 

Everett  Emily,  widow  of  Stevens,  house 
23  Berkeley 

Everett  Josiah  S.,  teamster,  h.  41  Seventh 

Everett  Mary  S.,  widow  of  Erastus  D., 
house  39|  Holyoke 

Everett  William  A.,  house  23  Berkeley 

Ewell  Charles,  house  39  Linnaean 

Ewell  Charlotte  A.  Miss,  teacher  Wyman 
primary  school,  boards  39  Linnaean 

Ewell  James  P.,  key  maker,  139  Broad- 
way, house  56  Franklin 

Ewell  Thomas  3.,   salesman   (27  Winter, 

B.),  house  39  Linnaaan 
Ewer  Clara  G.  Mrs.,  clerk   (State   House, 

B.),  boards  56  Austin 
Ewer  Henrietta  Mrs.,  house  35  Cottage 
Ewer  Jane,  wid.  of  Michael,  h.  2  Cedar  sq. 
Eyre  Charles  E.,  glove  cleaner,  house   101 
Pleasant 

FABRAZ  CHARLES,currier  Muller  Bros., 

house  43  Reed 
Fabyan   Frances   Miss,  teacher  Harvard 

grammar  school,  boards  92£  Inman 
Fabyan   Hattie  F.  Miss,   teacher  Allston 

grammar  school,  boards  92£  Inman 
Fabyan  Joshua  E.,  livery  stable,  518  and 

520  Cambridge,  house  92£  Inman 
Facey  John   P.,  printer  Riverside   Press, 

house  46  Fairmont 
Fagan  Frank,  at  17  Main         ^^ 


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Fagan  James,  laborer,  house  186  Green 
Fahey  Edward,  hostler,  677  Main,  boards 

68  School 
Fahey  James,  laborer,  house  34  Willow 
Fahey   Thomas,    drain   pipe  maker,    132 

Main,  boards  4  Pioneer  avenue 
Fahy  John  L.,  grocer,  120  Third,  h.  do. 
Fairbairn  Andrew  S.,  driver  Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co.,  boards  15  Seventh 
Fairbairn  Catherine, widow  of  John,  house 

15  Seventh 
Fairbairn    George    H.,  coach-driver,  249 

Cambridge,  boards  15  Seventh 
Fairbairn  Jas., coachman,  h.  100  Columbia 
Fairbairn  John  R.,  auctioneer,  real  estate 
agent  and  insurance,  36  Fifth,  house 
166  Cambridge 
Fairbairn  Rob't  H.,  peddler,  b.  15  Seventh 
Fairbank  Alfred  T.,  clerk   (440  Washing- 
ton, B.),  boards  14  Plympton 
Fairbank  Anna  C,  widow  of  Elbridge, 

house  14  Plympton 
Fairbank  George  E.,  house  14  Plympton 
Fairbanks 'Eliza  W.,   widow  of  Edward, 

house  42  Chestnut 
Fairbanks  Eugene  L.,  tinsmith  (East,  B.), 

house  42  Cogswell  avenue 
Fairbanks  Frank  H.,  clerk  (Howard,   B.), 

boards  87  Norfolk 
Fairbanks  Hugh,  teamster,  b.  150  Spring 
Fairbanks   John   A.,   clerk  (Fairbanks  & 

Neale,  Howard,  B.),  bds.  87  Norfolk 
Fairbanks  John  W.,  treas.  American  Net 
and  Twine  Co.,  Third,  and  (43  Com- 
mercial, B.),  house  J 10  North  avenue 
FAIRBANKS  LEVI  (Fairbanks  & 
Neale),  mineral  waters,  etc.  (Howard, 
B.),  house  87  Norfolk 
Fairbanks  Martha  J.,  widow  of  Horatio, 

house  7  Norfolk 
Fairbanks    Sarah,  widow    of  Nathaniel, 

boards  110  North  avenue 
Fairchild  John  H.  Mrs.,  teacher  of  draw- 
ing and  painting,  h.  56  Mt.  Auburn 
Fairfield  Edward  T.,  carpenter,  house  71 

Columbia 
Falconer  William,  head  gardener  H.    U. 
botanic  garden.  Raymond,  house  do. 
Fales  Damon  W.,  salesman   (4  Bowdoin 

square,  B.),  house  135  Pearl 
Fales  Edward  A.,  boards  11  Front 
Fales  Frank  E.,  clerk,  boards  11  Front 
Fales  Helan  H.,  traveling  agent  (69   Clin- 
ton, B. ),  rooms  31  Norfolk 
Fales  Levi  S.,  chemist,  house  11  Front 
Fallon    Bernard,   city  laborer,   house  99 

Brookline 
Fallon  Bridget,  widow,  h.  222  Franklin 
Fallon  Christopher,   stone-cutter,    Gore's 

wharf,  Third,  house  234  Franklin 
Fallon  Daniel,  laborer,  bds.  222  Franklin 
Fallon   James,   laborer,  boards    Michael 

Kelley's,  Cushing 
Fallon  John,  laborer,  house  48  Fairmont 
Fallon  John,  painter,  house  18  Magee 
Fallon  John  F.,  cooper  J.  H.  Eames,   bds. 
99  Brookline 


Fallon  Martin,  painter,  house  30  Banks 
Fallon  Michael,  farmer,  house  Holworthy, 

near  Corlett  school 
Fallon   Michael,  soap  maker,  172    Pearl, 
house  128  Brookline  [Amory 

Fallon  Michael  F.,  clerk,  65  Norfolk,  b.  67 
Fallon  Thomas,  laborer,  house  6£  Grant 
Falls  Alonzo  B.,   engineer  B.  L.  &  C.  R. 

R.,  house  95  Otis 
Falls  Joseph,  laborer,  h.  38  Hampshire 
Fait  Joseph,   carpenter,   house  Waverly, 

east  of  Fort  Washington 
Falvey  Michael,  lab.,  h.  37  Cowperthwaite 
Falvey  Michael,    teamster  A.   McDonald, 

Mt.  Auburn,  house  McDonald 
Fanjoy  Hadley  J.,  machinist,  17    Main, 
boards  at  Boston  [Shepard 

Fanning  Michael,  carpenter,  boards  17 
Farley  Geo.  O.,  teamster,  h.  2  Hotel  Clark 
Farley  Gustavus,  storage  (38  India  wharf, 

B.),  house  16  Lowell 
Farmer  Jesse,  coppersmith   (36  Chardon, 

B.),  house  14  Prospect 
Farmer  Joseph  B.,  steam-fitter,  American 

Rubber  Co.,  house  rear  159  Harvard 
Farmose   Antoine,   shoemaker,  6  Rogers' 

block,  Main,  house  do. 
Farnham  Aaron,  com.   mer.  and  real  es- 
tate agent,  boards  34  Ash  [do. 
Farnham  Edwin,  physician,  4  Story,  house 
Farnham  George  Y.,  teamster,  172  Pearl, 

house  16  Valentine 
Farnham  Mary  E.  Mrs.,  matron  Episcopal 

Theo.  School,  Brattle,  boards  do. 
Farnham   Wilbert  D.   jr.,  flour  (30  Com- 
merce, B.),  house  13  Dover 
Farnholm   Carl,   cabinet  maker  Ivers  & 

Pond,  house  6  Lopez 
Farnsworth  Charles  H.,  surgeon  and  hom- 
eopathic physician,    170  Cambridge, 
house  do.  [h.  44  Winsor 

Farnum  Sylvester  B.,  machinist,  72  Main, 
Farnum  Gera  F.,  express,  638   Main,  and 
(State,  cor.  Washington,  B.),  house  21 
William 
Faroschenski  Roman,   cabinet  maker,  44 

Cambridge,  boards  52  Winter 
Faroszervski  Manuel,  lab.,  h.  194  Bridge 
Farr  William,  porter  (229  State,  B.),  rooms 
9  Boardman  [Sixth 

Farr  Wm.,  spring  bed  mnfr.,  Goie,  h.  59 
Farracy    James,    finisher    F.    Gcldowsky 

Furniture  Co.,  boards  9  Short 
Farracy  John,  laborer,  house  119  Gore 
Farracy  Patrick,  house  rear  9  Short 
Farrar  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  h.  101  Trowbridge 
Farrar  Everett  F.,   machinist,   bouse  172 

Columbia,  corner  Cambridge 
Farrar  Henry  A.,  house  32  Prospect 
Farrar  Nettie  A.,  assistant  at  Observatory, 

house  at  Charlestown 
Farrar  Warren,  musician,   boards  172  Co- 
lumbia, corner  Cambridge 
Farrell  Edwin  (Devlin  &  Farrell),  butcher, 

foot  of  Franklin,  h.  at  Brighton 
Farrell  Ellen,   widow   of  Michael,   house 
Locust,  near  Holworthy 


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Farrell  Ellen,  widow  of  Thomas,  house  8 
Rogers'  block,  Main 

Farrell  James,  carriagesmith,  h.  Cedar 

Farrell  James  E.,  blacksmith,  house  30 
Cogswell  avenue  [Vineyard 

Farrell  John,  carpenter,  h.  Cushing,  opp. 

Farrell  John  H.,  inspector  of  milk  and 
vinegar,  Central  square  bldg.,  West- 
ern avenue,  house  73  Inman 

Farrell  Matthew,  house  8  Hastings 

Farrell  Matthew,  laborer,  h.  10  Seventh 

Farrell  Micah  J.,  salesman,  h.  89  Auburn 

Farrell  Murtagh,  carpenter,  house  Locust, 
near  Holworthy 

Farrell  Warren,  musician,  boards  172  Co- 
lumbia, corner  Cambridge 

Farrin  John  W.,  carriage  painter,  rear  10 
Brattle,  boards  44  Boylston 

Farrington  Charles  R.,  clerk  (4  Chauncy, 
B.),  boards  9  Gardner 

Farrington  Dudley,  at  F.  M.  Holmes  Fur- 
niture Co.,  boards  at  Charlestown 

Farrington  Elmira  C,  widow  of  Josiah  C. 
R.,  house  894  Main 

Farrington  Frank  H.,  piano  maker  Ivers 
&  Pond  Piano  Co.,  Albany 

Farrington  John  A.,  driver,  31   Elm,  rms. 

2  Lamson  place 

Farrington  Thomas  F.,  bookbinder  (47 
Franklin,  B.),  house  100  Hampshire 

Farrow  Jas.  E.,  blacksmith,  h.3  Cedar  sq. 

Farry  Catherine,  widow  of  Patrick,  house 
rear  29  Winthrop 

Farsberg  Karl,  wood-carver  (84  Beverly, 
B.),  boards  37  Union 

Farwell  Bertram  H.,  clerk,  114  Cam- 
bridge, house  273  North  avenue 

Farwell  Charles  H.,  restaurant  and  board- 
iug-house,  5  Prospect,  house  6  do. 

Farwell  Edgar  P.,  teamster  (34  Hawley, 
B.),  house  16  Warland 

Farwell  George  F.,  teamster  (34  Hawley, 
B.),  house  95  Austin 

Farwell  Henry  G.,  dentist,  569  Main,  h. 
4  Daye  court 

Farwell  James  K.,  supt.  Cambridge  ceme- 
tery, house  273  North  avenue 

Farwell  Joseph  R.,  com.  mer.  (30  Com- 
merce, B.),  house  114  Prospect 

Farwell  Stephen  T.  Mrs.,  h.101  Trowbridge 

Fatal  John  J.,  clerk  U.  S.  Sub  Treasury 
(Devonshire,  B. ),  house  7  Lincoln 

Faulkner  C.  A.,  grocer,  321  North  avenue, 
house  at  Somerville  [h.  19  do. 

Faulkner  Geo.,  oar  maker,  ft.  of  DeWolf, 

Faulkner  George  W.,  carriage  maker,  365 
,  North  avenue,  boards  372  do. 

Fawcet  Robert,  teamster,  111  Bridge,  h. 

3  East 

Fawcett  Charles  H.,  house  21  Avon 
Faxon  Asaph  T.,  butcher,  h.  1  Lincoln  ct. 
Faxon  Daniel,  horse-shoer,  18  Cambridge, 

house  112  Fourth 
Faxon  Harriet  Ann  Miss,  b.  25  Prospect 
Faxon    Walter,    assistant    in    Zoological 
Laboratory,  Museum  of  Comparative 
Zoology  H.  U.,  rms.  32  Felton  bldg. 


Fay  Bartholomew,  laborer,  h.  129  Vine 
Fay  Edward,  trader,  house  70  School 
Fay  Edward  P.,  car  trimmer   (B.  &  A.  R. 

R.,  Allston),  h.  18  Laurel  [bridge 

Fay    Edward    P.,  express,   b.   451    Cam- 
Fay  Frank  H.,  conductor  Cambridge  R.R. 

Co.,  boards  at  Somerville 
Fay  Isaac  Mrs.,  house  59  Antrim 
Fay  James,  bolt  maker,  h.  r.  137  Portland 
Fay  James,  cooper,  house  273  Putnam  av. 
Fay  Maria  D.  Miss,  house  9  Garden 
Fay  Prescott,  clergyman,  house  8  Mason 
Fay  Thomas,  house  18  Laurel 
Fayen  John  L.,  gardener,  h.  11  Holly  av. 
Fayes  Antonio,  laborer,  b   37  Washington 
Fee  Thomas,  coachman,  4  Kirkland  place, 

house  47  Baldwin 
Fee  Thomas,  laborer,  house  7  Water 

FEELEY   MARTIN    A.,    painter, 
642  Main,  house  16  River 
Feeley  Patrick,  shoemaker,  91  Main,  h.  do. 
Feeley  Philip,  house  49  Banks 
Feeney  Hugh,  blacksmith  (Quincy),  house 

Holworthy,  corner  Locust 
Feeney  Patrick,  boiler  maker,  b.  374  Main 
Felix  Estacio  R.,  hairdresser  and  billiard 

rooms,  421  Cambridge,  house  do. 
Felker  John  C,  foreman,  54  Bridge,house 

51  Vine 
Felkin  William  C,  sign  painter  (114  Wa- 
ter, B.),  house  11  River 
Felkin  William  C.  jr.,  sign  painter,  bds. 

1 1  River 
Fell  Thomas,  cooper,  h.  168  Cambridge 
Fellows      Charles    H.,    bookkeeper    (230 

Washington,  rm.  B,  B.),  b.  106  Ellery 
Fellows  Charles  M.  Mrs.,  house  28  Mellen 
Fellows  Cyrus,  house  97  Concord  avenue 
Fellows  Frank  C,  house  28  Mellen 
Fellows  Frank  O.,  boards  60  Market 
Fellows  Henry  T.,  boots  and  shoes  (48  and 

50  Pearl,  B.),  h.  Elm,  cor.  Davenport 
Fellows  Isaac,  cooper,  boards  141  Gore 
Fellows  John  H.,  brush  mnfr.  (96  High, 

B.),  house  72  Fourth 
Fellows  Lydia  M.,  widow  of  John  H.,  h. 

106  Ellery  [60  Market 

Fellows  Oshea  P.,  cracker  dealer,  house 
Fellows  William,  express,  6u0  Main,  bds. 

38  Washington 
Felt  Charles,   helper,   17  Main,  boards  4 

Foster's  block,  87  Main 
Felt  Charles  W.,  salesman  (60  Commerce, 

B.),  house  110  Washington 
Felt  Geo.  W.,  horse  shoer,  18  Cambridge, 

house  at  Somerville 
Felt  Irwin  G.,  wheelwright,  18  Cambridge, 

house  at  Somerville 
Felt  John  B.,  packer,  624  Main,  house  5 

Ash  burton  place 
Felton  Emma  Miss,  waitress,   36  Third, 

rooms  86  Cambridge 
Fenelon  Michael  F.,  druggist  (206  Cam- 
bridge, B.),  house  158|  Otis 
Fennelly  James,  porter  (281  Franklin,  B.), 

house  202  Hampshire 
Fenner  Frank  T.,  laborer,  b.  79  Pleasant 


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Fenner  Frederick  O.,  laborer  H.  U.,  b.  79 
Pleasant  [79  Pleasant 

Fenner  Mary  E.,  widow  of  Edwin  E.,  h. 

Fenton  Benjamin  F., clerk,  596  Main,b.  do. 

Fenton  Mehitable,  widow  of  Orin,  bouse 
31  Pleasant 

Fenton  Nathaniel(Fenton  &  Miles), spring 
beds,  137  Gore,  bouse  do. 

Fenton  &  Miles  (Nathaniel  Fenton  and 
Albert  F.  Miles),  mattress  and  spring 
bed  mnfrs.,  137  Gore 

Ferdinand  Jasper  F.,  variety  store  (19 
Portland,  B.),  bouse  80  Green 

Ferdinand  Loirin  W.,  hardware  (267  Fed- 
eral, B.),  boards  40  Columbia 

Ferguson  Bennett  S.  (J.  G.  &  B.  S.  Fer- 
guson), baker,  79  and  184  Cambridge, 
boards  79  do. 

Ferguson  Daniel,  printer,  b.  37  Boylston 

Ferguson  Ellen  F.,  widow  of  William,  h. 
122  Brookline  [b.  40  Pearl 

Ferguson  James,  boiler  maker,  356  Main, 

Ferguson  James  G.  (J.  G.  &  B.  S.  Fergu- 
son), baker,  79  and  184  Cambridge,  b. 
79  do.  [Pearl 

Ferguson  James  R.,  boiler  maker,  bds.  40 

Ferguson  John,  carpenter,  house  4  Fos- 
ter's block.  87  Main 

Ferguson  J.  G.  &  B.  S.  (James  G.  and 
Bennett  S.  Ferguson),  bakers.  79  and 
184  Cambridge  and  177  Bridge,  and 
(Medford  street,  Somerville) 

Ferguson  Sarah,  widow  of  Wm  ,  house  6 
Walden  [h.  6  Walden 

Ferguson  Thomas  T.,  U.  S.  storekeeper. 

Ferguson  William  W.,  cabinet  maker  F. 
M.  Holmes  F.  Co.,  house  at  Chelsea 

Fern  Otis  L.,  liquors  (95  Union,  B.), house 
56  Western  avenue 

Fern  William  H..  boards  13  Foster 

Fernald  C.  C,  fireman,  boards  45  Otis 

Fernald  George L., at  139 Broadway, house 
at  Medford 

Fernald  John  L.,  carpenter  A.  Fitzpat- 
rick,  State,  house  at  Somerville 

Fernald  Mary  F.,  widow  of  Alrai  C,  bds. 
8  Avon  [18  Orchard 

Fernald  Robert  P.,  clerk  (172  State,  B.),h. 

Fernandez  Louisa,  widow,  h.  34  Charles 

Ferris  Edward,  clerk  (B .),  bds.  42  Spring 

Ferris  Edward  J.,  boots  and  shoes,  118 
Cambridge,  house  42  Spring: 

Ferris  Frank  M.,  pressman  University 
Press,  rooms  4  Holyoke 

Ferris  Lawrence,  clerk  (B.),  h.  42  Spring 

Ferris  Thomas,  house  32  Harding 

Ferry  James,  student,  boards  127  Elm 

Ferry  John  P.,  bookbinder  (111  Milk,  B.), 
boards  127  Elm 

Ferry  Patrick,  laborer,  house  127  Elm 

Fessenden  Albert  P.,  clerk  (114  State,  B.), 
boards  152  Mt.  Auburn 

Fessenden  Benjamin,  house  17  Walden 

Fessenden  Charles  L.,dry  goods  (156  Han- 
over, B.),  house  27  Prospect 

Fessenden  C.  Frank  (156  Hanover,  B. ),  b. 
27  Prospect 


Fessenden  Edward  M.,  bds.  27  Prospect 

Fessenden  Emily  F.  Miss.teacher  Shepard 
grammar  school,  boards  17  Walden 

Fessenden  Lucy  O.,  teacher  Reed  Kinder- 
garten school,  boards  17  Walden 

Fessenden  Thos.  A.  D.  Mrs.,  boards  56 
Mt.  Auburn 

Fessenden  William  Pitt  (22  Central,  B.), 
boards  14  Ash 

Fewkes  J.  Walter,  in  charge  of  Radiates 
Museum  of  Comparative  Zoology, 
rooms  Divinity  Hail  [Pine 

Fickett   Henry  P.,    calker    (E.  B.),b.    49 

Fickett  Sumner,  conductor  Cambridge  K. 
R.  Co.,  rooms  24  Holyoke 

Field  Charles  R.,  house  rear  52  Pine 

Field  Chauncy  H.,  machinist,  72  Main.  h. 
291  Pearl  [State 

Field  Franklin,  machinist,  72   Main,  b.  25 

Field  George  G.  (28  State,  room  15,  B.), 
house  9  Chauncy 

Field  Rhoderic  D.,  driver  Cambridge 
Laundry,  house  11  Winsor 

Field  Walter  W.,  machinist,  72  Main,  bds. 
25  State  [h.  25  State 

Field  Zariua,  widow  of   Franklin,  nurse, 

Field,  see  Fields 

Fielding  Dennis  J.,  glass  maker,  h.83  Vine 

Fields  Israel,  laborer,  h.  8  Berkshire  pi. 

Fields  John,  cigar  maker,  509  Main 

Fife  James  H.,  hack  driver,  Church,  bds. 
34  Brattle 

Fifield  George  E.,  gilder,  house  114  Pearl 

Fifield  John  F.,  conductor  Cambridge 
Railroad  Co.,  house  114  Pearl 

Fifield  Sarah  M.,  widow  of  George  W.,  h. 
114  Pearl 

Fifield  V.  F.  Mrs.,  corresponding  clerk 
(47  Franklin,  B.),  boards  1  Garden 

Fillebrown  Amos,  boards  131  Cambridge 

Fillebrown  Henry  A.,  conductor  Cam- 
bridge Railroad  Co.,  rooms  12  Eliot 

Fillebrown  Samuel,  painter,  house  453 
Cambridge 

Fillebrowu  William,  boots  and  shoes  (57 
Leverett,  B.),  bouse  111  In  man 

Fillmore  Chas.  A,  lab.,  h.  26  Charles  River 

Fillmore  Christine,  widow,  h.  26  Tremont 

Fillmore  Wellington,  carpenter,  10  Aus- 
tin, house  167  Prospect 

Finan  James,  core  maker  H.  M.  Bird,  Pel- 
ham,  house  3  do. 

Finerty  John,  house  123  Fourth 

Fink  Frank  A.,  watch  maker,  house  482 
Cambridge 

Finley  Charles,  baker,  502  Main 

Finley  Thomas,  hostler  Cambridge  Rail- 
road Co.,  boards  3G5  North  avenue 

Finn  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  19  Hayes  ct. 

Finn  Henry  W.,  cabinet  maker,  Wood- 
bury bldg.,  Otis,  house  6  Erie 

Finn  John,  laborer,  house  15  Hayes  court 

Finn  John  A.,  blacksmith,  17  Main,  house 
at  East  Boston 

Finn  R.  H.,  at  17  Main 

Finn  William,  driver  Cambridge  Railroad 
Co.,  boards  6  Harvard  square 


HARDENERS, 


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P.  O'BRIEN  &  SON,  820  Main  &  89  Sparks  Sts. 


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Finnegan  Michael,  laborer,  house  Locust, 

near  dishing 
Finnegan,  see  Finnigan 
Fiunerau  Andrew,  laborer,  h.  60  Waverly 
Finnerau  Catharine,  widow  of  Martin,  h. 

23  Allston 
Finneran  Michael,  hostler  John  Reardon 

&  Sons,  house  52  Waverly 
Finneran  Patrick,  teamster  John  Reardon 

&  Sons,  house  275  Putnam  avenue 
Finnerty  Thomas,  coachman,  400  Broad- 
way, house  6  Antrim 
Finney  Albert  T.,  boots   and  shoes,  597 

Main,  h.  at  Plymouth  [391  Main 

Finney  Catharine,  widow  of  Thomas,  h. 
Finney  Edward   J.,    brass    finisher    (292 

Washington,  B. ),  house  391  Main 
Finney  F.  N.,  moulder,  162  Broadway,  h. 

12  Suffolk 
Finney  Mary,  wid.  of  James,  h.  391  Main 
Finney  Matthew,  plasterer,  h.  123  Third 
Fin  nick  Joseph,  city  lamplighter,  house  2 

Garden  court  [h.  16  Lopez 

Finnick  Richard.coal  andwood,3  Douglass, 
Finnigan   Daniel   J.  P.,  carver   (Boston), 

house  133  Brookline 
Finnigan  Hannah,  widow,  h.  231  Franklin 
Fiunigau  Hugh,  blacksmith,h.  199  Norfolk 
Finnigan    Jeremiah,  engineer,  454  Main, 

boards  199  Norfolk 
Finnigan  John,  house  r.  427  Cambridge 
Finnigan,  see  Finnegan 
Finucen  John,  cabinet   maker,    house    5 

Mullins  court 

1?1KS T  NATIONAL,  BANK  OF 
1  CAMBRIDGE,  Daniel  U.  Cham- 
berlain, president,  Henry  N.  Tilton  , 
director,  619  Main,  corner  Prospect 

Fischer  Ferdinand,  currier,  Tannery,  h. 
380  North  avenue 

Fischer  John,  currier,  boards  Lawrence 
Fischer's,  Tannery 

Fischer  Lawrence,  currier,  house  Tan- 
nery, 2d  on  right 

Fischer^  William  F.,  bookkeeper  F.  Fis- 
cher. Tannery,  boards  380  North  av. 

Fish  Albert  F.,  moulder,  h.  158  Cambridge 

Fish  Albert  S.,  moulder  H.  M.  Bird,  Pel- 
ham,  house  at  Somerville 

Fish  B.  Edson,  commercial  traveler  (85 
Oliver,  B.),  house  5  Shepard 

Fish  Florestau,  letter  carrier  Cambridge 
P.  O.,  7  Harvard  row,  bds.  727  Camb. 

Fish  Frederick  P.,  lawyer  (40  Water,  B.), 
boards  24  North  avenue 

Fish  Martha  A.,  dressmaker  (B.),  boards 
158  Cambridge 

Fish  Mary  H.,  widow,  h.  158  Cambridge 

Fish  Moses  W.,  com.  mer.  (N.  Y.),  house 
44  Cottage 

Fisher  Aaron  E.,  boards  232  Broadway 

Fisher  Charles  R.,  laborer,  h.  17  Cherry 

Fisher  C.  Warren,  foreman  decorating  de- 
partment N.  E.  Glass  Works,  anil 
teacher  of  glass  decorating,  h.  97  Otis 

Fish  Ezra  W.,  moulder,  h.  172  Columbia, 
corner  Cambridge 


Fish  Frederick  E.,  milkman,  66  Pleasant, 

boards  12  Fairmont 
Fish  Frederick  P.,  lawyer,  40  Water 
Fisher  George,  director  Cambridge  Con- 
servatory of  Music,  4  Lee,  h.  721  Main 
Fisher  Harry  J.,  boards  6  Brewer 
Fisher  Henry,  moulder  H.  M.  Bird,  Pel- 
ham,  house  224  Broadway 
Fisher  Henry  H.,  clerk  (Quincy  market, 

B.),  house  58  Elm 
Fisher  Lewis  E.,  house  3  Hancock  place 
Fisher  Mary  J.,  widow  of  John,  house  6 

Brewer 
Fisher    Nehemiah    W.   Mrs.,  dressmaker 

and  costumer  (19  Tremont  row,   B. ), 

house  89  Norfolk 
Fisher  Sarah  C,  teacher  at  Conservatory, 

4  Lee,  boards  721  Main 
Fisher  Thomas  J.,  boards  6  Brewer 
Fisk  Frederick  D.,  student  H.  U.,  boards 

32  Quincy 
Fisk  James  C,  treasurer  (87  Milk,  room 

21,  B.),  house  32  Quincy 
Fisk  James  L.,  student  H.  IT.,  b.  32 Quincy 
Fisk  Prescott,  house  65  Plymouth 
Fiske  Charles  A.  Mrs.,  house  9  Clinton 
Fiske  Eben  W.,  sheriff,  office  Court  House, 

E.  C,  house  at  Waltham 
Fiske  Edward,  trav.  salesman  (B.),  boards 

111  Washington 
Fiske  John,  author,  house  22  Berkeley 
Fiske  John  M.,  special  deputy   collector 

(Custom  House,  B.),  h.  139  Oxford 
Fiske  Wm.  B.,  student,  boards  9  Clinton 
Fitch  Abel,  teamster  and  farmer,   house 

331  North  avenue 
Fitch  Alamanzo  B.,  provisions  (9   Change 

avenue,  B.),  house  59  Pleasant 
Fitch  Amasa,  cooperage  stock,  h.  76  Sixth 
Fitch  Myra  Miss,  dressmaker,  12  Dunster, 

boaids  19  Winthrop 
Fitcham  Edwin  A.,  house  23  Walden 
Fitman  Thomas,  grocer,  163  Dublin,  b.do. 
Fitton  J  as.  H.,  clerk  (F.  R.  R.    depot,  B.), 

h.  r.  124  Otis  [h.  69  Oxford 

Fitz  Daniel  F.,  counselor  (33  School,  B.), 
Fitz  Philip,  ship  broker  and  com.  mer.  (51 

Commercial,  B. ),  house  28  Hamilton 
Fitzgerald  Edward,  blacksmith  helper,  178 

North  avenue,  boards  at  Somerville 
Fitzgerald  Edward,   harness  rnalter  (19o 

Tremont,  B.),  house  54  Putnam  av. 
Fitzgerald    Ellen,     widow     of     Patrick, 

boards  140  Dublin 
Fitzgerald   Honora,   widow    of    Maurice, 

house  rear  42  Washington 
Fitzgerald  Honora, wid.  of  John,h.S4  Third 
Fitzgerald  James,  laborer,  h.  3  Nichols  pi. 
Fitzgerald  James,  laborer,  h.  37  Jefferson 
Fitzgerald  James,  laborer,  h.  113  Third 
Fitzgerald  James,  painter,  house  74  Sixth 
Fitzgerald    James    H.,    harness     maker, 

boards  54  Putnam  avenue 
Fitzgerald  James  H.,  pressman  University 

press,  house  1  Athens 
Fitzgerald   John,   machinist,    boards   172 
Columbia,  near  Cambridge 


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Fitzgerald  John,  plasterer,  b.  37  Willard 

Fitzgerald  John  E.,  laborer,  h.  189  Spruce 

Fitzgerald  John  E.,  iron  moulder  II.  M. 
Bird,  Pelham,  house  46  Washington 

Fitzgerald  John  M.,  teamster,  house 
Eighth,  corner  Spring 

Fitzgerald  John  W.,  engineer  Bay  State 
Brick  Co.,  boards  140  Dublin 

Fitzgerald  Julia,  widow  of  Michael,  house 
19  Vine 

Fitzgerald  Mary,  widow  of  Frank,  house 
172  Columbia,  near  Cambridge 

Fitzgerald  Mary,  widow  of  Michael,  house 
35  Harvey  [h.  do. 

Fitzgerald  Mary  A.,  dressmaker,  123  Elm, 

Fitzgerald  Maurice,  machinist  (B.),  house 
247  Franklin  [b.  do. 

Fitzgerald  Maurice  F.,  driver,   51  Dublin, 

Fitzgerald  Michael,  blacksmith  Cam- 
bridge Railroad  Co.,  Dunster,  house  8 
Emmons  place 

Fitzgerald  Michael,  cooper  Niles  Bros., 
house  at  Somerville 

Fitzgerald  M.  J.,  conductor  Cambridge 
Railroad  Co.,  house  at  Brighton 

Fitzgerald  Patrick,  fisherman,  h.  91  Third 

Fitzgerald  Patrick,  gardener  Wm.  Read 
jr.,  house  7  Donnell 

Fitzgerald  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  45  Banks 

Fitzgerald  Richard  A.,  porter  (400  Wash- 
ington, B),  house  21  Lopez 

Fitzgerald  William,  boards  7  Donnell 

Fitzgerald  Wm.  F.,  drover,  b.  189  Spruce 

Fitzgerald  Wm.  F.,  porter  (169  Washing- 
ton, B.),  boards  3  Rollins  court 

Fitzgibbons  John,  helper  B.  &  M.  R.  R. 
shop,  house  rear  16  Winter 

Fitzmaurice  John,  teamster,  166  River, 
house  8  Sands 

Fitzmaurice  Michael,  coachman,  81  Maga- 
zine, house  Andrews,  near  Fairmont 

Fitzmaurice  Thomas,  junk,  h.  98  Third 

FITZPATRICK  ALFRED,  plan- 
ing,    sawing     and     moulding     mill, 

Rhoades  building,  State,  h.  120  Pearl 
Fitzpatrick  Frank,  agent,  house  109  Otis 
Fitzpatrick  George,  brush  maker,  12  Gore, 

rooms  11  Second 
Fitzpatrick  James,  laborer,  house  rear  411 

Cambridge 
Fitzpatrick  James,  provisions,  b.  80  Otis 
Fitzpatrick     James   B.,  clerk,   408   Cam- 
bridge, boards  411  do. 
Fitzpatrick  John,  printer,  b.  46  Boylston 
Fitzpatrick  Mary,  widow  of  James,  house 

107  Gore 
Fitzpatrick  Michael,  tallow,  h.  19  Erie 
Fitzpatrick  Michael,  laborer,   house  Hol- 

worthy,  near  Locust 
Fitzpatrick   Michael   F.,   laborer,  boards 

rear  411  Cambridge 
Fitzpatrick  Patrick,   laborer,   house  Hol- 

worthy,  near  Locust 
Fitzpatrick  Patrick,   laborer,  house  rear 

133  Portland 
Fitzpatrick  Patrick  W.,  brush  maker,  bds. 

Mansion  House,  Gore,  corner  Bridge 


Fitzpatrick    Peter,      hostler    Cambridge 

Railroad  Co.,  boards  Thomas  Moran's 

Holworthy  place  [Norfolk 

Fitzpatrick  Timothy,   laborer,  house   1^2 

Fitzpatrick  William,   moulder,   house  162 

Cambridge 
Fitzpatrick  William    J.,    plumber,    599£ 

Main,  boards  at  Roston 
Fitzsimmons  John,  laborer,h.  208  Franklin 
Fitzsimmons   John,  glass  packer,   house 

115  Elm 
Fitzsimmons  John,  teamster,  house  Dud- 
ley, near  Montgomery 
Fiumara  Dominick,  hairdresser,  573  Main, 
boards  19  Essex  [Winter 

Fix  Augustus   W.,  wood  carver,  house  12 
Flagg  Bernard  W.,  b.  10  Concord  avenue 
Flagg  James   H,  grocer  (Watertown),  h. 

Cushing,  near  Belmont 
Flagg  John  P.,  commission   merchant  (49 

Federal,  B.),  house  18  Fayette 
Flagg  John  P.  jr.  (50  Franklin,  B.),  boards 

18  Fayette 
Flagg  Wilson,  author,  h.  10  Concord  av. 
Flagg.  see  Flaig 

Flaherty  Dennis,  cabinet  maker,  house  18 
Portland  [55  Spring 

Flaherty  Hannah,  widow  of  James,  house 
Flaherty  John,  stone-cutter,  h.  93  Fifth 
Flaherty  Martin,  draw-tender,  h.  7  Otter 
Flaherty  Michael,  painter,  house  4  Shep- 
herd's block,  Charles  River 
Flaherty  Thomas,  baker,  502  Main,  house 
31  Green  [54  Spring 

Flaig  Simon,  jeweler,  112  Cambridge,  h. 
Flaig,  see  Flagg  [11  Tuttle 

Flanagan  Ann,  widow  of  Thomas,  house 
Flanagan  Ann    Mrs.,   boards   Miss   Mary 

Flanagan's,  Woodlawn 
Flanagan   Edward  T.,  bookkeeper  Globe 
National   Bank   (40  State,  B. ),  house 
Mt.  Pleasant,  last  on  left 
Flanagan  Jas.  W.,  lab.,  h.  5  Dinsmore  ct 
Flanagan   John,  gardener,  15   Oxford,  h. 
2  Nichols  place  [104  Kinnaird 

Flanagan  John,  hostler,  120  Green,  house 
Flanagan    John,    bookbinder    Riverside 

Press,  house  257  Franklin 
Flanagan  Margret  Mrs.,h.  5  Dinsmore  ct. 
Flanagan  Martin,  laborer,  h.  2  Jefferson 
Flanagan    Mary   Miss,  house   Woodlawn, 
n.  Cushing  [Franklin,  h.  do. 

Flanagan  Mary  Mrs.,  variety  store,  203 
Flanagan  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  h.  1  Conlon  court 
Flanagan  Michael,  laborer,  162  Broadway, 

house  50  Portland 
Flanagan  Patrick,  boiler  maker,  92  Main, 

house  2  Fosters  block,  87  Main 
Flanagan  Patrick,  currier,  house  rear  251 

Franklin 
Flanagan  Peter  G.,  lab.,  b.  5  Dinsmore  ct. 
Flanders  Addie  E.  Miss,  teacher   (Arling- 
ton ) ,  boards  25  Rice 
Flanders  Albert  F.,  clerk,  211  North   ave- 
nue, boards  4  Mead 
Flanders   Asa   W.,  receiving  clerk  Cam- 
bridge R.  R.  Co.,  boards  25  Rice 


J.    3E3C.    c*5    O".    !E».    THAYER    c*s    OO.,    660  Main  Street, 

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Flanders  Edmund  G.,  carpenter,  house  4 
Mead 

Flanders  Fred  E.  (L.  Rouillard  &  Co.), 
grocer.  63  River,  boards  42  do. 

Flanders  Gilman  P.,  salesman  (27  Winter, 
B.),  boards  27  Austin 

Flanders  John,  wood  turner,  131  Broad- 
way, boards  87  Moore 

Flanders  Laura  J.  Miss,  asst.  bookkeeper 
(High,  c.  Federal,  B.),  bds  25  Rice 

Flanders  Moses  G.,  driver  Cambridge  R. 
R.  Co.,  house  25  Rice 

Flanders  William  H.,  salesman(27  Winter, 
B.),  house  27  Austin 

Flavin  James, moulder  H.  M.  Bird,Pelham, 
boards  28  Pelham 

Fleaglor  Catherine,  widow  of  George, 
house  188  Harvard 

Fleck  Matthias,  baker, house  5  Shepherd's 
block,  Charles  River 

Fleet  Benjamin  R,  key  finisher,  house  24 
School  street  court 

Fleet  William,  organ  key  finisher,  house 
225  Broadway,  room  7 

Fleming  Augustus  (Custom  House,  B.), 
boards  648  Cambridge 

Fleming  Frank  L.,  clerk  (686  Washington, 
B. },  boards  120  Winsor 

Fleming  Jas.  J.,  moulder,  h.  130  Harvard 

Fleming  John,  butcher  Mies  Bros.,  house 
17  Tuttle 

Fleming  John,  cabinet  maker,  384  Main, 
boards  6  Ashburton  place 

Fleming  John,  wheelwright,  232  North 
avenue,  house  3  Cogswell  place 

Fleming  John  J.,  boiler  maker,  72  Main, 
house  81  Broadway 

Fleming  Madge  H.  Miss,  cashier,  114  Cam- 
bridge, house  120  Winsor 

Fleming  Moses,  clerk  (686  Washington, 
B.),  house  120  Winsor 

Fleming  Nelson,  hostler,  170  North  ave- 
nue, boards  do. 

Fleming  Patrick,  porter  Prospect  House, 
598  Main,  boards  do. 

Fleming  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  34  Charles 

Fleming  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  66  Charles 

Fleming,  see  Flemming 

Flemming  Albert,  at  162  Broadway,  bds. 
179*  Harvard 

Flemming  Edward,  safe  maker,  17  Main 

Flemming  George  N.,  pressman  Universi- 
ty Press,  house  27  Hancock 

Flemming  James  C,  clerk,  bds.  12  River 

Flemming  Mary  C.  Mrs.,  hairdresser,  12 
River,  house  do. 

Flemming  Mary  J.,  widow  of  Robert  F., 
house  519  Main 

Flemming  Thomas,  cabinet  maker, Wood- 
bury building,  Otis 

Flemming  T.,  laborer,  354  Main 

Flemming,  see  Fleming 

Fletcher  Catherine  S.  Mrs.,  house  23 
Buckingham  [57  Columbia 

Fletcher  Eliza,  widow  of  John  D.,  house 

Fletcher  Grace  W.  Miss,  teacher  Thorn- 
dike  grammar  school,  house  35  Essex 


Fletcher  John   B.  8.,  clerk   (33  Summer, 

B.),  boards  27  Trowbridge 
Fletcher  Mary  C.  Miss,  h.  3S  North  av. 
Fletcher    Ruel     H.,    master    Thorndike 

grammar  school,  house  144  Cambridge 
Fletcher  Walter  W.,  carpenter,   house  3 

Symonds'  block,  DeWolf 
Fletcher  William  K.,  homeopathic  physi- 
cian, 233  North  avenue,  house  do. 
Flett  David,  salesman  (477   Washington, 

B.),  house  1  Riverside  place 
Flewellinsr  John  R.,  carpenter,  boards  82 

Magazine 
Flinn   Arthur  M.,  clerk  (24  Summer,  B.), 

house  119  Magazine 
Flint  Francis,   teas   (70  Kilby,  room   54, 

B.),  house  8  Chauncy 
Flint  Robert,  machinist,  house  26  Eighth 
Flood  Francis  H.,  peddler,  h.  89  Tremont 
Flood  Margaret  Miss,  house  51  Gore 
Flood  Patrick,  laborer,   153  Putnam  av., 

house  148  Pleasant 
Flood  William,  at  169  Gore,  h.  391£  Camb. 
Flowers  Charles,  carpenter,  house  3  Essex 

street  court 
Flowers  Wm.  C,  physician,  20  Lee,  h.  do. 
Flowers  William   H.    jr.,  clerk   adjutant 

general's  office  (State   House,    B.),  h. 

arsenal  grounds.  Garden,  c.  Chauncy 
Floyd  A.,  laborer,  5  Broadway 
Flynn  Bartholomew,  coachman,  299  Har- 
vard, house  35  West 
Flynn  Bernard,  laborer,  house  35  Donnell 
Flynn  Coleman,  teamster,  b.  8  Broadway 
Flynn  Francis,  cooper,  boards  56  Second 
Flynn   Frank,  potter,   boards   Mary  Mac- 

kay's,  Harvey 
Flynn    Henry,  tinsmith,   house  rear  161$ 

Broadway  [h.  4  Short 

Flynn  Henry  M.,  clerk  (6  Court  av.,  B.), 
Flynn  James,  laborer,  boards  35  Reed 
Flynn  James,  shoemaker,  h.  167  Franklin 
Flynn  James,  teamster  F.  Fisher,  b.  Cedar 
Flynn  John,  cooper,  house  194  Bridge 
Flynn  John,  hostler,  boards  Thomas   Mo- 
ray's, Hoi  worthy  place  [lumbia 
Flynn  John  F.,  machinist,  house   147  Co- 
Flynn  Joseph,  laborer,  bds.  167  Franklin 
Flynn  Julia,  widow  of  Michael,  house  rear 

12  Portland  [Boston 

Flynn  Michael,  helper,  17  Main,  house  at* 
Flynn  Michael,  teamster  Miiller  Brothers, 

boards  381  North  avenue 
Flynn  Michael,  varnisher,  203  Bridge 
Flynn  Patrick,  cooper,  house  154  Prospect 
Flynn  Patrick,  slater,  h.  rear  64  Charles 
Flynn  Thomas,  cooper,  h.  26  Brewery 
Flynn  Thomas,  cooper  J.  H.  Eames,  bds. 

48  Sidney 
Flynn  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  28  Hastings 
Flynn  Thomas,  laborer,  354  Main 
Flynn  Thomas,  teamster,  h.  381  North  av. 
Flynn  Thomas,  teamster  (B),  h.7  Decatur 
Flynn  Thomas,  mason,  h.  353  Cambridge 
Flynn  William,  laborer,  house  53  Clark 
Flynn  William,  teamster,  400  Cambridge, 

house  114  Tremont 


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Fobes  Daniel,  house  11  Orchard 

Fobes  Edwin  F.,  clerk   (96  Sudbury,   B.), 

house  Beech,  near  Orchard 
Fobes  Henry  A.,  jewelry  (290  Washington, 

B.),  house  25  Wendell 
Fobes,  see  Forbes 

Fogarty  Ellen,  seamstress,h.  3  Appian-way 
Fogarty  George,  at  17  Main 
Fogarty  James  E.,  stenographer  (29  Pearl, 

B.),  house  210  Putnam  avenue 
Fogarty   Mary   A.,   intelligence    office,   3 

Appian-way,  house  do. 
Fogarty  Robert,  varnisher  (7  and  8  Hay- 
market  sq.,  B.),  house  210  Putnam  av. 
Fogarty  Sarah  G.,  teacher  (Emerson  pri- 
mary school,  Prescott,  East  Boston), 
boards  210  Putnam  avenue 
Fogarty,  see  Fogerty  [h.  29  Prince 

Fogelberg   Carl,   organ-maker,  624  Main, 
Fogerty  George  F.,  machinist,  h.  Hawkins 

block,  Charles 
Fogerty  George  F.,  architect,  603  Main, 

boards  390£  Cambridge 
Fogerty  Ilsley  M.,  clerk  East  Cambridge 
P.  O.,  120  Cambridge,  bds.  at  Maiden 
Fogerty  James,  architect,   2  Hyde   block, 

603  Main,  house  390£  Cambridge 
Fogg  Chas.  H.,  draughtsman,  b.  51  Third 
Fogg  Ebenezer,   carpenter  Revere    Sugar 
Refinery,  h.  90  Gore  [51  Third 

Fogg  Edwin,  machinist,  203  Bridge,  house 
Fogg  George  E.,   salesman,  203    Bridge, 

boards  51  Third 
Fogg,  see  Forg 
Foley  Benjamin  F.,  bookbinder  Riverside 

Press,  boards  32|  Banks 
Foley  Charles,  laborer,  h.  r.  37  Washington 
Foley  Chas.  H.,  bookbinder,  b.  32^  Banks 
Foley  Daniel  J.,  laborer,  house  197  Dublin 
Foley  Dennis,  bookbinder  Riverside  Press, 
house  32£  Banks         [h.  at  Somerville 
Foley  Edward  W.,  tinsmith,  157  North  av., 
Foley  Honora,  widow,  house  31  Dunster 
Foley  John,  laborer,  house  14  Sparks 
Foley  John,   laborer  B.   L.  &   C.    R.  R„ 
house  1274  Bridge  [DeWolf 

Foley  John  E.,  tailor,  430  Harvard,  bds.  24 
Foley  John  F.,  pump  maker,  h.  65  Spruce 
Foley  John  G.,  printer  (31  State,  B. ),  house 
83  Wendell  [avenue 

Foley  John  J.,  carpenter,   h.  1  Lexington 
Foley  John  W.,  bookbinder,  b.  324  Banks 
Foley  Joseph  J.,  carpenter,  boards  1  Lex- 
ington avenue  [54  Amory 
Foley  Mary, widow  of  Bartholomew,  house 
Foley  Michael,  laborer,  house  32  Foster 
Foley  Morris,  laborer,  boards  28  Carson 
Foley  Patrick,  gardener,  h.  Willis  court 
Foley  Patrick,  at  17  Main 
Foley  Peter  G.,  millinery  goods,  494  Cam- 
bridge, house  do. 
Foley  Thomas,  brush  maker,  h.  77  Fifth 
Foley  Thomas,  carpenter,  h.  325  Camb. 
Foley  Thomas  jr.,  brush  maker,  b.  77  Fifth 
Foley    Thomas    H.,    glass-engraver    (149 

Blackstone,  B.),  boards  93  Gore 
Foley  William  H.,  at  137  Broadway 


Folger  Geo.  H.,  secretary  Boston  Board  of 
Marine  Underwriters,  18  Merchants 
Exchange  (51  and  53  State,  B.),  h.  139 
Austin 

Folger  G.  Howland,  office  of  master 
transportation  (LOwell  R.  R.,B.) 

Follansbee  B.  A.,  case  maker,  624  Main 

Follansbee  John  W.,  in  slipper  factory,  37 
Clark,  bds.  3  Rogers'  l>lk.,  Washington 

Follen  John,  teamster,  195  Broadway 

Follen  Michael,  laborer,  h.  112  Harvard 

Follen  Patrick,  teamster,  house  Jackson, 
near  Dudley 

Follen  Thomas  Mrs.,  house  67  Amory 

Follensbee  Benj  A.,  organ  maker,  624 
Main,  house  104  Inman 

Folley  Bartholomew  F.,  conductor  Camb. 
R.  R.  Co.,  house  at  Watertown 

Foiling  Hannah  Miss,  house  51  Winsor 

Folsom  Charles  Mrs.,  house  19  Berkeley 

Folsoin  Chas.  D.,  clerk  (518  Washington, 
B.),  house  113  Otis 

Folsom  Chas.  E.,  bookkeeper  (111  Devon- 
shire, B.),  b.  113  Otis  [Berkeley 

Folsom  Chas.  W.,  civil  engineer,  house  19 

Folsom  James  N.,  traveling  salesman  (83 
Summer,  B.),  house  39  Pleasant 

Folsom  Mark  J.,  capt,  night  police,  sta- 
tion 2,  house  32  Warland 

Folsom  Norton,  physician,  404  Harvard, 
boards  19  Berkeley 

Folsom  Samuel  H.,  assistant  register  of 
probate,  Court  House,  house  at  Win- 
chester 

Folsom  Wm.  N.,  trav.  salesman  (83  Sum- 
mer, B.),  house  61  Chestnut 

Fone  Robert  A., conductor  Camb.  R.  R.Co. 

Fonseca  George,  cigar  maker,  576  Main, 
house  27  Valentine 

Fonseca  Moses,  cigar  iimfr.,  519  Main, 
house  27  Valentine 

Fonseca  Philip,  cigar  maker,  519  Main, 
house  27  Valentine 

Fonseca  Phineas,  cigar  manufacturer,  576 
Main,  house  1  Rollins  court 

Fontaine  Joseph,  cabinet  maker,  house  2 
Rogers'  block,  Washington 

Foote  Geo.  L.,  banker  (2  Congress  square 
and  7  Congress,  B.),  h.  352  Harvard 

Foote  John,  hackman,  h.  37  Jefferson 

Foote  Josephine  B.  Mrs. ,  h.  8  Sacramento 

Foote  Warren  E.,  clerk  (40  Water,  room 
26,  B.),  boards  8  Sacramento 

Foran  Nicholas,  gardener  William  Read, 
house  26  Sparks  street  place 

Forbes  Andrew  J,,  house  55  Third 

Forbes  Annie,  widow  of  Patrick,  house 
Decatur  court 

Forbes  Frank  A.,  painter,  h.  12  Douglass 

Forbes  Henry  D.,  cashier  (95  Milk,  B.), 
house  315  Broadway 

Forbes  Thomas,  trader,  h.  102  Brookline 

Forbes  Thomas  jr.,  cooper  J.  H.  Eames, 
boards  102  Brookline 

Forbes  Wm.  W.,  real  estate  (31  Exchange, 
B.),  house  114  Inman 

Forbes,  see  Fobes 


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Forcier  Jorchin,  potter.b.  Peter  Bourget's, 

Crescent  avenue 
Ford  Anna  P.  Miss,  clerk  treasurer's  of- 
fice Cambridge  R.  R.  Co.,  b.  76  Green 
Ford   Austin,    granite,  45  Main,  house   3 

Rogers'  block,  Main 
Ford  Daniel,  switchman  B.  L.  &  C.  R.  R., 

house  3  Short 
Ford  Dennis,  laborer,  boards  148  Bridge 
Ford   Edward,  fruit  peddler,    house    103 
Webster  avenue  [Green 

Ford  Elizabeth  H.,  wid.  of  Calvin,  h.  76 
Ford  Geo.  R.,  printer,  1   Dunster,  boards 

29  Hamilton 
Ford  Hugh  A.,  laborer,  h.  245  Mt.  Auburn 
Ford  Jeremiah,  gate  tender  B.  L.  &  C.   R. 
R.,  Prison  Point  bridge,  h.  149  Bridge 
Ford  Jeremiah   D.,  painter   (50  Charles- 
town,  B.),  house  1  Spring  place 
Ford  John,  laborer,  h.  14  Hayes  court 
Ford  John,  laborer,  h.  189  Hampshire 
Ford  John  H.(John  Ford  &  Son),  printer, 

I  Dunster,  house  36  Erie 

Ford  John  J.,  plasterer,  house  117  Spring 
Ford  John  J.,  laborer,  h.  411  Cambridge 
Ford  John   M.,  clerk   B.  &  A.  R.  R.  shop 
(Allston).  house  88  Pleasant 

FORD  JOHN  &  SON  (John  H. 
Ford),  printers,  1  Dunster,  cor.  Har- 
vard square  [Hamilton 

Ford  Mary  A.,  wid.  of  Howard  J.,   h.  29 

Ford  Michael,  laborer  B.  L.  &  C.  R.  R., 
house  148  Bridge  [Cottage 

Ford  Sarah  B.  C,  wid.  of  John,  house  36 

Ford  William,  fireman  B.  L.  &  C.  R.  R., 
boards  148  Bridge 

Ford  Wm.,  stone  polisher,  h.  foot  Lawn 

Ford  William  H.  (26  Central,  B.),  house 
15  Tremont 

Foren  James  H.,  driver  Cambridge  R.  R. 
Co.,  house  8  Eliot 

Forest  John,  carpenter  B.  &  A.  R.  R. 
(Allston),  house  47  Magazine 

Forg  Herman,  bookkeeper,  h.  96  Inman 

Forg,  see  Fogg 

Forknall  Reuben, action  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, house  at  Newton 

Forrest  Annie  Mrs.,  new  and  second-hand 
furniture,  202  Cambridge,  house  do. 

Forrest  John  M.,  house  11  Mt.  Auburn 

Forrest  Lawrence,  painter,32  Flagg,  h.  do. 

Forrest  Robert,  painter,  14  Church,  house 

II  Mt.  Auburn  [11  Mt.  Auburn 
Forrest  Robt.   E.,  painter,    14  Church,    h. 
Forrest  Robert  L.,  boards  32  Flagg 
Forrest  Samuel, chain  maker  ,h.  2U2  Camb. 
Forristall  Arthur  W.,  porter  (80 Pearl,  B.), 

boards  23  Prospect 
Forristall  Jas.  B.,  express,  b.  23  Prospect 
Forristall  Joseph,  express  (127  Congress, 

B.),  house  23  Prospect 
Forsaith  William,  cooper,  502  Main 
Forsyth  James,  cooper,   502  Main,  house 

92  Brookline 
Forsyth  Jos.,  laborer,  h.  6  Cowperthwaite 
Forsyth  Susan  Mrs.,  house  393  Main 
Forsyth  Wm.  J.,  teamster,  h.  4  Davis 


Fortune  James  D.,  carpenter,  h. 7  Blanche 
Fortune  James    R.,   tinsmith,   605   Main, 

house  rear  65  Western  avenue 
Fortune  Wm.,  laborer,  house  16  Elmer 
Fosdick  Caroline  W.,  widow,  h.  10  Tufts 
Fosdick  Oliver  G.,  conductor  Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co.,  house  119  Mt.  Auburn 
Fosdick  Wm.  B.,  house  44  William 
Foss  Benjamin  D., carpenter,  h.  21  Cherry 
Foss  Charles   E.,   carver  F.    M.    Holmes 

Furniture  Co.,  house  at  Charlestown 
Foss  Edith    A.   Miss   (Daniels   &    Foss), 

dressmaker,  2  Sidney,  boards  do. 
Foss  Edmund  F.,  carpenter,  h.  r.  125  Pearl 
Foss   George  A.,  compositor  University 

Press,  house  27  Mellen 
Foss  George  W.  W.,  house  15  Cherry 
Foss  Joseph,    engineer,    3    Hampshire, 

house  159  Broadway 
Foss  Wm.  H.,  driver  chemical  engine  No. 

1,  Central  square  building,   Western 

avenue,  house  do. 
Foster  Alvin,  carpenter,  house  27  Sidney 
Foster     Calvin     H.,    hay    and  grain,  26 

Brighton,  rooms  139  Mt.  Auburn 
Foster  Charles,  mariner,  bds.  19  Tremont 
Foster  Charles  A.,  packer  (67  Union,   B.), 

boards  307  North  avenue 
Foster  Charles  E.,  printer,  house  9  Revere 
Foster  Charles  C,  student,  b.  140  Brattle 
Foster  Eben  B.,  clerk  (87   State,   Boston), 

house  340  Broadway 
Foster  Eben  B.  Mrs.,  h.  340  Broadway 
Foster  Edward   A.,   brick  manufacturer, 

rear    Martin     Winslow  Sands'    brick 

yard,  Walden,  house  at  Somervillo 
Foster  Edwin   K.,   salesman    (25  Winter, 

Boston),  house  11  Sixth 
Foster  Elizabeth  J.,  widow   of  Charles, 

house  47  Winsor 
Foster  Francis  C,  counselor  (8  Congress, 

B.)  h.  15  Oxford  [h.  10  Wendell 

Foster  Frank  K.,  printer  University  Press, 
Foster  Harry,  poiter  B.  &  A.  R.  R.,  house 

40  Plymouth 
Foster  Henry,  bookbinder   (25  Arch,   B.), 

house  4  Gore  place 
Foster  Hiram   T.,   bookbinder   (25  Arch, 

Boston),  b.  Mrs.  M.  C.  Foster's,  Vine 
Foster  Hosea  J.,  produce,  h.  167  Harvard 
Foster  Isabel  Miss,   teacher   Holmes   pri- 
mary school,  boards  25  Hudson 
Foster  Isabella,  widow  of   Robert,   house 

rear  65  Mount  Auburn 
Foster  Isadore  I.    Miss,    teacher  Crashing 

street  primary  school,  b.  25  Hudson 
Foster  James,   confectioner,   282   Broad- 
way, boards  387  Main 
Foster  John,  foreman,  502  Main,   boards 

168  Hampshire 
Foster  Joseph,  laborer,  house  8  Elmer 
Foster  Lennon,  house  13  Oxford 
Foster  Margaret  C,  widow  of  Hiram  T., 

house  100  Vine,  corner  Sixth 
Foster  Margaret  E.  Mrs.,  h.  25  Hudson 
Foster  Martha  F.,    widow  of  Charles  I., 

house  307  North  avenue 


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Foster  Mary,  boarding-house,  46  Boylston 

Foster  M.  C,  at  139  Broadway 

Foster  Oscar  E.  D.,  compositor,  b.  3  Moore 

Foster  Robert  H.,  conductor  Fitchburg 
R.  R.,  house  14  Leighton  court 

Foster  Robt.  S.,  carpenter,  house  3  Moore 

Foster  Samuel  L.,  student  H.  U.,  rooms  5 
DeWolf 

Foster  Theodore  D.,  clerk  (32  Bromfield, 
Boston),  boards  12  Mellen 

Foster  Theodore  S.  (Custom  House,  296 
State,  B.),  boards  10  Wendell 

Foster  William,  carpenter  and  city  lamp- 
lighter, h.  3  Butler's  blk., Charles  River 

Foster  William  H.  H.,  silver  plater,  house 
6  Pine 

Fonje  James  W.,  piano  maker  Ivers  & 
Pond  Piano  Co.,  Albany,  house  at 
Hyde  Park  [124  Green 

Foundation  Thomas,   stone-cutter,   house 

Fountain  George  W.,  carriagesmith,  376 
Main,  house  31  Clark 

Fountain  James  W.,  hair-dresser,  208 
Hampshire,  house  at  Salem 

Fountain  Maggie  J.  Miss,  clerk,  176 
Harvard,  boards  do. 

Fountain,  see  Fontaine 

Fouquet  Peter,  upholsterer,  h.  r.  59  Fifth 

Fowler  Charles  F.,  student,  boards  30 
Wendell 

Fowler  David  W.,  manager  Centennial 
American  Tea  Co.,  527  Main,  boards 
at  Boston 

Fowler  Frank  A. .mason,  house  22  Tremont 

Fowler  Helen  M.  Miss,  dressmaker,  8  Har- 
vard square,  boards  78  Kirkland 

Fowler  John,  mason,  boards  22  Tremont 

Fowler  Oscar  W.,  fly-finisher.  162  Broad- 
way, house  at  West  Newton 

Fowler  Stacy  Rev.,  house  30  Wendell 

Fowler  Stephen  D.,  bookbinder,  7  Brattle, 
house  18  Jay 

Fowler  William  vV.,  piano  maker  Ivers  & 
Pond  Piano  Co.,  Albany,  house  at 
Hyde  Park 

Fowles  Augustus  J.  L.,  confectioner,  503 
Main,  house  1  Austin  place 

Fox  Ann,  widow  of  Thos.,  h.  r.  55  Charles 

Fox  Charles  S.,  clerk,  61  Western  avenue, 
boards  166  Putuam  avenue 

Fox  Edward  B.,  clerk  (357  Washington, 
B.  ),  boardsl02  Western  avenue 

Fox  Edward  P.,  printer  Riverside  Press, 
house  166  Putnam  avenue 

Fox  Frank,  teamster,  b.  r.  42  Washington 

Fox  George,  burner  Bay  State  Brick  Co., 
house  67  Spruce 

Fox  Geoige  J.,  reporter  Boston  Advertis- 
er, house  8  Orchard 

Fox  J abez,  associate  judge  of  3d  District 
court  of  Eastern  Middlesex,  City  build- 
ing, Brattle  square,  and  (30  Court, 
room  21,  Boston),  h.  4  Mount  Auburn 

Fox  James  A.,  mayor  city  of  Cambridge, 
office  City  Hall,  house  808  Main 

Fox  James  E.,  moulder  H.  M.  Bird,  boards 
rear  44  Washington 


Fox  John,  harness  maker,   105    Bridge, 

boards  rear  55  Charles  [ington 

Fox  John,  baker,  502  Main,  h.  r.  44  Wash- 
Fox  John  E.,  currier,  house  28  Harvey 
Fox  John  L.,   salesman   (250  Devonshire, 

Boston),  house  408  Main 
Fox  Joseph,  constable,  notary  public,  and 

collector  (33    School,  room    E,    B.), 

house  14  Lowell 
Fox  Mary  Estella  Miss,  artist,  14  Lowell, 

boards  do. 
Fox  Peter,  glass  canvasser,  b.  139  Bridge 
Fox  Robert  L.  B.,  foreman  harness  maker 

(150  Tremont,  B.),  h.  102  Western  av. 
Fox    Thomas     J.,    harness    maker,     105 

Bridge,  boards  rear  55  Charles 
Foxcroft  Francis  A.  Rev.,  h.  17  Arlington 

I^OXCKOFT  FRANK,   asst.  editor 
.      Boston  Journal  (262  Washington,  B.), 

house  Foxcroft,  corner  Avon  hill 
Foy  Richard,  tinsmith,  h.  189  Hampshire 
Foye  James,    cigar  packer,    boards  227 

Broadway 
Foye  Nathaniel  W.,   cabinet  maker  (103 

Merrimac,  B.),  house  3  Tenney 
Fraer  John,  mason,  h.  125  Webster  av. 
France  John  W.,  porter  (228  Washington, 

B.),  house  15  Webster  avenue 
Francis  Abby  B.  Miss,  h.  21  North  avenue 
Francis  Anton,  laborer  F.  Geldowsky  Fur- 
niture Co.,  house  36  Cambridge 
Francis  Eben,  clergyman,  h.  4o  Kirkland 
Francis  Ebenezer,  house  43  Kirkland 
Francis  Ellen  M.,  widow  of  George  C,  h. 

Oxford,  corner  Hammond 
Francis  George  E.,  coachman,  15  Oxford, 

house  5  Charles  River 
Francis  Jackson,  laborer,  h.  5 Lowland  av. 
Francis  James  EL,  waiter,  b.  12  Plymouth 
Francis  John,  laborer,  house 2  Seventh 
Francis  Joseph,  laborer,  house  2  Seventh 
Francis  Joseph,  laborer,  house  21  Vine 
Francis    Mauriel,  glass  maker,   house    1 

Lowland  avenue 
Francoeur  Edward,  painter,  bds.  41  Reed 
Francoeur  Stanislas,  painter,  h.  41  Reed 
Frank  Charles,  ivory  carver,  h.  33  Harvey 
Frankenstein    Isidor,   clothing    and    dry 

goods,  398  Cambridge,  house  do. 
Frankenstein  Max,  clerk,  398  Cambridge, 

boards  do.  [Otis 

Frankie  Francisco,  cabinet  maker,  h.  158 
Franklin  Council,  No.  50,  Royal  Arcanum, 

603  Main  [h.  44  Flagg 

Franklin    John,    waiter    Memorial   Hall, 
Franklin  John  W.,  blacksmith,   140  Main, 

house  145  do. 
Frara  August,  casket  maker,  203  Bridge 
Frara  Caasar,  at  203  Bridge 
Frary  Charles,  bookbinder,  105  Magazine, 

house  265  Sydney 
Fraser    Donald,    compositor    University 

Press,  house  at  Boston 
Fraser  James,  coffin  maker,   203  Bridge, 

house  at  Boston 
Fraser  James,  mariner,  h.  391|  Cambridge 
Fraser  John  W.,  laborer,  house  9  Fifth 


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Fraser  Wm.   A.,  salesman   (241  Atlantic 

avenue,  B.),  house  rear  45  Winter 
Frasier  Daniel  E.  (Frasier  &  Smith),  and 

(D.  E.  Owen  &  Co.),  555  Main,  house 

50  Austin 
Frasier    Duncan    H„    blacksmith    James 

Maitland,  Harvard,  bds.  1  Lancaster 
Frasier  Louisa  Mrs.,  house  408  Main 
Frasier  W.  Thomas  B.,  tailor,  b.  408  Main 
Frasier  &  Smith  (Daniel  E.   Frasier  and 

Alpheus    K.    Smith),   piano-hammer 

coverers,  555  Main 
Frates  Frank,  sand  paperer,  h.  32  Spring 
Frates  Joseph,  laborer,  house  184  Bridge 
Frawley  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  43  Banks 
Frawley  Michael,  laborer,  house  23  Bay 
Frazier  Alex.,  rope  maker  (Brighton),  h. 

15  Andrew 
Frazier  Alex,  jr.,  printer  Riverside  Press, 

house  7  Gordon  place 
Frazier  Alonzo,  rope  maker,  b.  15  Andrew 
Frazier  George,  house  121  Thorndike 
Frazier  John,  rope  maker,  b.  15  Andrew 
Frazier  John,  teamster,  211  Bridge 
Frazier  Lizzie  Miss,  dressmaker,  h.  31  Mill 
Frazier,  see  Frasier,also  Fraser  and  Frazer 
Frederickson   Julia,  widow  of  Frederick, 

house  24(5  Harvard 
Freeman  Alice   Miss,  telegraph  operator 

W.  U.  Tel.  Co.,  203  Bridge,  boards  at 

Somerville 
Freeman  Andrew   G.,  clerk,   245  Broad- 
way, boards  248  do.  [Winter 
Freeman  Arsene,  harness  maker,  house  57 
Freeman    Augustus  M.,  house  Cushing, 

near  Belmont  line  [Brewery 

Freeman  Benjamin,   carpenter,  house  26 
Freeman  Benjamin  B.,  jeweler  (11  Hano- 
ver, B.),  house  76  Innian 
Freeman  Dennis,  potter,  p.  Porter's  Hotel 
Freeman    Eunice    M.,    nurse,    boards   72 

Washington  [Trowbridge 

Freeman  Hannah,  widow  of  Nathan,  h.  12 
Freeman  James,  laborer,  house  7  Laurel 
Freeman   Jane,  widow  of  Nathan,  nurse, 

house  510  Main 
Freeman  Jesse  H.,  clerk  (114  F.  H.  mar- 
ket, B.),  house  8  Warland 
Freeman  John  K.,  clerk(  686  Washington, 

B. ),  boards  231  North  avenue 
Freeman  John  S.,  proof-reader  (31  State, 

B.),  house  8  Marvin  place 
Freeman  Joseph,  teamster,  68  Bridge,  h. 

102  Third  [57  Winter 

Freeman  Joseph  A.,  harness  maker,  bds. 
Freeman  Mary  H.  Miss,  boards  4  Green- 

ough  avenue 
Freeman  Roxanna,  widow  of  Bartlett  B., 

house  22  Watson 
Freeman  Sarah  Mrs.,  h.  341  Cambridge 
Freeman  Thomas  N.,  carpenter,  house  248 

Broadway  [Somerville 

Freeman  Wm.,  at  139  Broadway,  house  at 
Freeman  Zoheth  B.,  carpenter,  house  20 

Watson 
Freese  John  W.,  teacher,  h.  15  Shepard 
Freland  Max,  fiuisher,  boards  121  Spring 


French  Charles    A.,  boarding-house,   15 
Farwell  place 

French  Estelle  J.,  teacher  Harvard  gram- 
mar school,  boards  163  Prospect 

French  George  E.,  news  dealer,  583  Main, 
house  578£  do. 

French  George  L.  Mrs.,  house  97  Norfolk 

French  George  M.,  medical  student,  674 
Main,  boards  do. 

French  James  M.,  foreman  (7  Province 
court,  B.),  house  165  Prospect 

French  Jennie  S.  Mrs.,  dressmaker. house 
33  Fourth  [Hubbard  av. 

French  John  A.    (11  Chardon,  B.),  h.  26 

French  John  S.,  engineer  Revere  Sugar 
Refinery,  Water,  house  at  Somerville 

French  Lorenzo,  tinsmith,  h.  12  Conlon  ct. 

French  Lucy  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  520  Main, 
house  do.  [Harvard 

French  Mary  J.,  widow  of  John,  h.  180 

French  Oren  B.,  carpenter,  Palmer,  house 
30  Mellen 

French  Walter,  stone  cutter  John  Harring- 
ton &  Clark,  Gore's  whf.,  h.  at  Revere 

French    Walter  H.    M.,   condensed  milk 
agent,  boards  165  Prospect 

French  William  A.,  stair  builder,  house  49 
Trowbridge 

French  William  H.,  teamster,  h.  40  Third 

Frenette  Ferdinand,  safe  maker,  17  Main, 
house  36  Broadway 

Frenette  Philippe,  safe  maker,  17  Main, 
boards  193  do. 

Frenette  Telesphore,  safe  maker,  17  Main, 
house  2  Pioneer  avenue 

Frenning  Aurora  S.,  widow  of  John  A., 
house  56  Putnam  avenue 

Frenning   Elizabeth   V.   Miss,   house    56 
Putnam  avenue 

Frew  James,  baker,  502  Main,  b.  30  Sidney 

Friel  John,  junk  dealer  (25  South  Margin, 
B.J,  house  Auburn  pi.,  2d  on  right 

Friel  Patrick,  cooper,  h.  rear  67  Charles 

Friend   Albert,  cigars   and   tobacco,   537 
Main,  house  at  Somerville 

Friend  Edward  W.,  ice  dealer,  house  23 
Tremont 

Friend  Joseph  P.,  cigar-box  maker,  179 
Broadway,  rooms  177£  Harvard 

Friend  Mary  G.,  widow,  h.  2;J  Tremont 

Friend  Pascal,  stone  cutter  Harrington  & 
Clark,  Gore's  whf.,  h.  at  Somerville 

Friendstrom  Olof,  at  17  Main 

Frier  Adolphus  S.,  hardware   (83    Cam- 
bridge, B.),  house  41  Pleasant 

Friestrom    Andrew    P.,    safe  maker,    17 
Main,  house  8  Rogers'  block,  Main 

Fritts  William  M.,  salesman  (518  Wash- 
ington, B.),  house  17  Mead 

Fritz  Rainhold  S.,  cabinet  maker  F.  M. 
Holmes  Furniture  Co.,  h.  at  Chas'n 

Frohock  BeDJamin  R.,  house  225  Broad- 
way, room  3 

Frost  Clarence  B.,  salesman  (21  Franklin, 
B.),  boards  727  Cambridge 

Frost  Edmund,  house  126  Oxford 

Frost  Eliza  Mrs.,  house  0  Short 


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Frost  Fred  A.,  boards  6  Short 

Frost  George,  foreman  (46  Cornhill,  B. ), 

house  39  Orchard  [do. 

Frost  Geo.  A.,  artist,  224  North  av.,  b.  248 
Frost  Herbert  S.,  boards  132  North  av. 
Frost  James  M.,  carpenter  (2  Bread,  B.), 

house  Hubbard  avenue,  n.  Raymond 
Frost  Luther  E.,  shoe  findings  (185  Essex, 

B.),  house  100  Iuman 
Frost  William,  house  132  North  avenue 
Frost  William  A.,  shoe  findings  (185  Es- 
sex, B.),  boards  100  Inman 
Frothingham  Amos  T.,  cashier  Tremont 

National  Bank  (8  Congress,  B.), house 

338  Harvard 
Frothingham  Henry  K.,  cashier  Mass.  Na- 
tional Bank  (60  Congress,  B.),  h.  Mt. 

Everett  street,  Dorchester 
Fry  Catherine,  widow,  house  124  Spring 
Frye  Edward  H.,  bookbinder  (111  Devon- 
shire, B.),  house  27  Warland 
Frye  Emma  C.  Miss,  house  31  Bigelow 
Frye  James  E.,  provisions,  142  Harvard, 

house  do.  [bridge 

Frye  James  K.  P.,  laborer.house  453  C;im- 
Frye  Joseph   E.,  bookkeeper    (59  Broad, 

B. ),  house  14  Harrison 
Frye  Lydia  A.,  widow  of  Samuel  M.,  h.  14 

Harrison  [bridge 

Frye  Samuel  B.,  laborer,  house  451  Cam- 
Frye  Sarah  E.,  widow  of  John  W.,  house 

48  Tremont 
Frye  Serena  J.  Miss,  teacher  Brattle  sq. 

Kindergarten  school,  house  at  Boston 
Frye  &   Buker  (James  E.  Frye  and  John 

F.  Buker),  ice  dealers,  142  Harvard 
Fuchs  Constantine,  baker,  407  Cambridge, 

boards  do. 
Fuchs  Edward  jr.,  currier,  house  Harvey 
Fuchs  Frank,  baker,  407  Cambridge  and  88 

Harvard,  house  407  Cambridge 
Fuge    James,   waiter,   Lyceum    building, 

Harvard  row,  rooms  33  Holyoke 
Fullam    Patrick,   shoemaker,    house    364 

Cambridge  [13  Hilliard 

Fuller  Addie  R.,  widow  of  Richard  F.,  h. 
Fuller  Alonzo  W.,  painter,  17  Main,  house 

at  Boston 
Fuller  Catherine  L.,  widow  of  Samuel  B., 

seamstress,  house  117  Washington 
Fuller  Charles  A.,  car  inspector  F.  R.  R., 

house  3  Emerson  block.  Crescent  a  v. 
Fuller  Charles  L.,  messenger  (28State,B.), 

house  19  Forest 
Fuller  Chester  EL,  paper-hanger,  boards  5 

Worcester  [Boston 

Fuller  Cyrus  B.,  clerk,  71  Main,  house  at 
Fuller   Edith  D.   Miss,  public  library  (46 

Boylston,  B.),  house  13  Hilliard 
Fuller  Edward  H.,  bookkeeper  (48  India 

square,  B.),  house  467  Main 
Fuller  Elizabeth  L.  Mrs.,  h.  233  North  av. 
Fuller  Emma  L.,  widow  of  Rev.  Arthur 

B.,  house  13  Hilliard 
Fuller  Eugene,  student,  boards  13  Hilliard 
Fuller    Francis    E.,     printer    University 

Press,  house  at  Somerville 


Fuller  Frank  F.,  teamster,  17  East,  h.  at 
Medfqrd 

Fuller  George  A.,  carpenter  and  builder, 
593^  Main,  house  91  Putnam  avenue 

Fuller  Geo.  C.  W.  (G.  C.  W.  Fuller  &  Co.), 
clothing,  561  Main,  house  101  Austin 

Fuller  Geo.  C.  W.  jr.,  clerk,  561  Main,  b. 
101  Austin  [6  Lawrence 

Fuller  Geo.  E.,  clerk,  80  Pleasant,  house 

Fuller  G.  C.  W.  &  Co.  (George  C.  W.  Ful- 
ler), clothing, etc.,  561  Main 

Fuller  Lyman    I.,  clerk  (92  Myrtle,  B.),  h. 

12  Essex 

Fuller  M.  A.  Mrs.,  house  99  Inman 
Fuller  Richard  B.,  clerk  (52  Kilby,  B.),b. 

13  Hilliard  [h.  28  Spring 
Fuller  Robert  N.,  blacksmith,  87  Bridge, 
Fuller  Robt.  O.,  iron  and  steel  (110  Nortl  . 

B. ),  house  Prospect,  corner  Harvard 
Fuller  Samuel  D.,  house  60  Columbia 
Fuller  Sarah  Mrs.,  house  111  Austin 
Fuller  Simeon  H.,  salesman  (202  Devon- 
shire, B.),  house  68  Dana 
Fuller   Waldo,  student  H.  TJ.,  rooms  13 
Hilliard  [Worcester 

Fuller  Wm.    H.,   paper-hanger,   house   5 
Fullerton   Asbuyy  W.,  machinist,  boards 

30  Madison 
Fullerton  Ellen  Miss,  house  21  Hancock 
Fullerton  George,  rooms  6  Essex   [Sidney 
Fulton  John,  painter,  14  Church,  house  56 
Fulton  John  A.,  house  20  Winthrop 
Furbush  Elias,  furniture,  etc.,  94  Harvard, 

house  96  do. 
Furbush   Fred  B.,  carpenter,  Palmer,  h. 

Crescent,  3d  from  Oxford  on  left 
Furbush    Joseph    H.,    police,  station    1, 

house  33  Ash       » 
Furdy  John,  telegraph  operator,  169  Gore 
Furfey  Hugh,  mut-maker,  120  Brookline, 

house  12  Somerset 
Furfey  James,  mat  mnfr.,  120  Brookline, 
house  118  do.  [118  do. 

Furfey  James  A.,  clerk,  120  Brookline,  b. 
Furfey  James  H.,  mat-maker,  120  Brook- 
line, boards  12  Somerset 
Furfey  Michael,  mat-maker,  120  Brook- 
line, house  rear  122  do. 
Furfey  Wm.  P..  laborer,  bds.  12  Somerset 
Furlong  Isaac  A.,  clerk  (3  N.  F.   H.  mkt., 

B. ),  house  22  Bigelow 
Furlong  Stephen    C,  broom   maker,  412 

Main,  house  402  do. 
Furness  Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  12  Porter 
Fuzzard  John  J.,  expressman,  h.  15  Sands 

GADE  EDWARD,  clerk  Alexander  Par- 
sons, 18  River,  house  Somerville 
Gadesby  Charles,  iron  worker,  house  4 

Foster  block,  87  Main 
Gaffney  Bernard  H.,  boot-treer,  h.  14  East 
Gaffney  Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  412  Camb'ge 
Caffney  James,  machinist,  72  Main,  house 

108  Third 
Gage    Daniel    W.,   stoves,   tin  ware  and 
plumber,    157    North   avenue,   house 
Lambert  avenue,  corner  Mt.  Pleasant 


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Gage  Geo.  E.,  carpenter,  kouSe  9  Perry- 
Gage  George  G.,  carpenter,  house  9  Perry 
Gage  George  W.,  express  driver  (U.  S.  & 

C.,  B.)f  house  7U  School 
Gage  Lydia  A.,  widow  of  Samuel  C,  bds. 

Daniel  W.  Gage's,  Lambert  avenue 
Gage  Mary  C.  Miss,  nurse,  b.  204  Harvard 
Gage  Milton  (Gage  &  Bent),  furniture,  200 

North  avenue,  house  36  Orchard 
Gage  Nathaniel  Mrs.,  boards  F.  Perrin's, 

Arsenal  square 
Gage  &  Bent  (Milton  Gage  and  John  H. 

Bent),  furniture,  200  North  avenue 
Gagne   Louis,  manager  Bay  State  Brick 

Co.  boarding-house,  rear  124  Spruce 
Gahm  Elizabeth  B.,  teacher  Gore   street 

school,  boards  96  Vine  [96  Vine 

Gahm  John,  varnisher,  Otis,  cor.  First,  h. 
Gahm  Philip,  house  3  Spring  place 
Gainer  Edward  F.,  driver,  203 Bridge,  bds. 

56  Second 
Gaines  Major,  laborer,  house  90  Harvard 
Galarneau  Charles  J.,  traveling  salesman, 

house  198  Norfolk 
Galbraith  Wm.  A.,  gardener,  h.  67  Ellery 
Gale  Charles  T.,  planer,  162  Broadway,  h. 

64  Webster  avenue 
Gale  Cicero  C,  salesman  (61  Chauncy,B.), 

house  246  Harvard 
Gale  Frank,  fireman  B.  L.   &   C.    R.   R., 

rooms  120  Cambridge 

GALE  GEORGE  T.,  pres.  National 
City  Bank,  553  Main,  b.  330  Harvard 
GALE    GEOltGE   W.,   lumber,  69 
Main,  West  Boston  bridge,  house  330 

H  arvard 
Gale  Hezekiah  C,  teamster,  h.  29Chauncy 
Gale  Justin  E.,  boards  25  Kirkland 
Gale  Magdalena,  widow  of  Wm.  G.,  house 

56  Boylston 
Gallacher  Frank   J.  H.,  clerk  (80  Pearl, 

B.),  boards  33  Front 
Gallagher  Edward,  safe  maker,  17  Main 
Gallagher  Edward,  stone-cutter,  house  3 

Foster's  block,  rear  87  Main 
Gallagher  Francis  C.  printer  (4  Williams 

court,  B.),  bds.  Charles,  cor.  Fifth 
Gallagher  Frank,  laborer,  h.  9  Jefferson 
Gallagher  Henry  J.,  machinist  B.  &  M. 

R.  R.,  boards  185  Cambridge 
Gallagher   Hugh,  cigars,  etc.,  508  Main, 

and  baker,  502  Main,  b.  187  Hampshire 
Gallagher  Hugh,  laborer,  h.  420  Cambridge 
Gallagher  Hugh  J.,  laborer  F.  R.  R  ,  h. 

30  Gore 
Gallagher  James,  machinist,  b.  21  McCabe 
Gallagher    James,    night    watchman,    17 

Main.  bds.  Peter  Gallagher's,  Munroe 
Gallagher    James,    varnisher,   house   103 

Webster  avenue 
Gallagher  James  H,  sail  maker,  h.  9  Fifth 
Gallagher  Jane  C.  Mrs.,  h.  185  Cambridge 
Gallagher  Jeremiah,  clerk  (185  Hanover, 

B.),  house  55  North 
Gallagher  John,  stone-cutter,  h.  39  Vine 
Gallagher  John  A.,  laborer,  72  Main,  h. 

103  Webster  avenue 


Gallagher  Margaret  Miss,  h.  2  Hastings 
Gallagher  Mary,  widow  of  Owen,  house 

51  North 
Gallagher  Neal,  teamster,  h.  115  Fourth 
Gallagher  Nichols,    clerk  (516  Washing- 
ton, B.),  boards  307  Cambridge 
Gallagher    Owen,  safe  maker,   17    Main, 

house  21  McCabe 
Gallagher  Owen  J.,  bookbinder  Riverside 

bindery,  house  22  Lopez 
Gallagher  Patrick,  horse  shoer,  436  Main, 

boards  45  School 
Gallagher  Patrick,  moulder,  h.  307  Carab. 
Gallagher  Peter  A.,  machinist,  17  Main 
Gallagher     Samuel,    iron    moulder,    354 

Main,  house  353  Cambridge 
Gallagher  Thomas,  plasterer,   610  Main, 

house  101  Webster  avenue 
Gallagher  Thomas  J.,  trunk   maker  (73 

Haverhill,  B. ),  house  68  Hastings 
Gallagher  Timothy,  hostler  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  house  Murray 
Gallagher  Wm.,  laborer,  h.  61  Brookline 
Gallagher  William,  police,  station  2,  house 

101  Webster  avenue 
Gallagher  Wm.  J.,  clerk  (450  Washington, 

B.J,  and  fancy  goods,  195  Cambridge, 

house  185  do. 
Gallary  Wm.  J.,  laborer  John  Reardon  & 

Sons,  house  60  Waverly 
Galley  John,  laborer,  house  119  Fourth 
Galligan  John  W.,  asst.  pastor  St.  John's 

church,  house  83  Otis 
Gallivan  Jas.,  provisions,  36  Foster,  h.  do. 
Gallivan  James,  printer  University  Press, 

boards  71  Boylston 
Gallivan  John,  carpenter,  h.  200  Dublin 
Gallivan  John,  laborer,  h.  59  Boylston 
Gallivan  John,  hostler  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,-  Dunster,  house  8  Beaver 
Gallivan  Johu,  overseer  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.  stable,  Dunster,  h.  7  Willard  ct. 
Gallivan  John  jr.,  overseer  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  Murray  street  stable,  boards 

7   Willard  court 
Gallivan  Mary,  wid.  of  Jas., h.  71  Boylston 
Gallivan    Patrick,    laborer    Mt.    Auburn 

cemetery,  house  26  Sparks 
Gallivan  Timothy,  hostler,  house  Murray, 

near  Eliot 
Galvin  Thomas,  laborer,  boards  56  Second 
Galvin  John,  laborer,  house  6  Grant 
Galvin   John,    laborer,    house    4  Rogers' 

block,  Washington 
Galvin  John  A.,  conductor  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  boards  171  Norfolk 
Galvin  Mary,  widow,  h.  74(5  Cambridge 
Galvin  Michael,  tailor,  house  171  Norfolk 
Galvin  Michael  J.,  electrician  (109  Court, 

B. ),  house  116  Brookline 
Galvin  Patrick,  laborer,  house  rear  209  Mt. 

Auburn 
Galvin    Philip    J.,    pressman    Riverside 

Press,  house  114  Brookline 
Galvin  Richard,  cooper  J.  H.  Eames,house 

116  Brookline 
Galvin  Thomas,  blacksmith,  h.  50  Spring 


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Galvin  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  4  Jefferson 
Galvin  Thomas,  laborer,  house  269  Put- 
nam avenue 
Galway  William,  marble  polisher,  Mt.  Au- 
burn, opposite  Elmwood  avenue,  h. 

211  Mt.  Auburn 
Gamble  Martha,  widow  of  James,  h.  22 

Pioneer  avenue  [Washington 

Gammon  Edwin  E.,  carpenter,  house  37 
Gandy  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  105  Portland 
Gannett  Agnes  Mrs.,  house  42  Brattle 
Gannett  Geo.  S-,  clerk  (211  Tremont,  B.), 

boards  3  Dana 
Gannett  John  P.,  house  10  Frost 
Gannett  John  S.,supt.  Union  Safe  Deposit 

Vaults  (40  State,  B.),  house  10  Frost 
Gannett  Thomas  B.,  supt.  Revere  Sugar 

Refinery,  boards  3  Dana 
Gannett  William  W.,  house  3  Dana 
Gannett  Wm.  Wyllys,  treas.  Boston  Sugar 

Refining  Co.  (52  Central,  B.),  house 

10  Frost 
Gannon  James  H.,  varnisher,  162  Broad- 
way, h.  Berkshire,  cor.  Berkshire  pi. 
Gannon  John  L.,  painter,  bds.  80  Elm 
Gannon  M.,  boiler  maker,  92  Main 
Gannon  Martha,  widow  of  Patrick,  house 

80  Elm 
Gannon  Thos.,  lab.,  h.  49  Washington 
Gannon  Thomas,  mason,  house  84  Elm 
Ganong  Allison   W.,   blacksmith,    house 

174  Columbia 
Garbit  Frederick  J.,  physician,h.  13Hewes 
Gardhan  Jane,  widow  of  John,  house  rear 

118  Cambridge  [Charlestown 

Gardiner  Geo.  C,  clerk,  221  Bridge,  b.  at 
Gardiner  John   H.,  paper-hanger,  boards 

22  Front 
Gardiner  Joseph  B.,  manager  Suburban 

Telephone  Co.,   623  Main,   house  at 

Waltham 
Gardiner  Maggie  Miss,  house  27  Third 
Gardner  Amelia  C,  widow  of  George  M., 

house  14  Cogswell  avenue 
Gardner  Benjamin   F.,  clerk,  148  North 

avenue,  house  at  Somerville 
Gardner  Benjamin  R.,  shoe  laster,  house 

203  Hampshire 
Gardner  Charles,  carpenter,  bds.  55  Elm 
Gardner  Charles  A.,   action  maker,  162 

Broadway,  house  at  Medford 
Gardner  Charles  W.,  blacksmith,  280  Mt. 

Auburn,  house  next  do. 
Gardner    Clarence,   machinist,   72  Main, 

boards  82  Magazine  [Third 

Gardner  Elizabeth,  widow  of  David,  h.  27 
Gardner  Elliott  W.,   clerk,  4  Inman  sq., 

house  203  Hampshire 
Gardner  Frank  W.,  boards  196  Cambridge 
Gardner  George   W.,  clerk  (11    Chauncy, 

B.),  house  14  Cogswell  avenue 
Gardner  Gerald,  conductor  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  house  at  Arlington 
Gardner  Hugh,  laborer  L.  Kemp  &  Sons, 

Davis,  house  at  Somerville 
Gardner  James,  boiler  maker,  92  Main 
Gardner  James,  hostler,  house  47  Gore 


Gardner  John  C,  engineer  B.  L.  &  C.  R. 

R.,  house  26  Fifth 
Gardner    John    W.,    baker,    and     fancy 

goods,  196  Cambridge,  house  do. 
Gardner  Mary  A.,  widow  of   Miles,  house 

17  Decatur 
Gardner  Mary  Jackson  Mrs. ,  h.  9  Dana 
Gardner  Peter,  laborer,  h.  22  McCabe 
Gardner  Randall,  machinist,  72  Main,  bds. 

82  Magazine  fh.  10  Lake 

Gardner  Samuel  B.,  cooper  (212  High,  B.), 
Gardner  William,  teamster,  h.  165  Otis 
Garfield  Cephas  R.,  at  139  Broadway,  bds. 

at  Boston  [286  Broadway 

Garland  Adelbert,  furnace  maker,  boards 
Garland  Albert,  soap  maker,  boards  149 

Cambridge 
Garland  C.  E.,  conductor  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  house  at  Brighton 
Garland  Gilman  B.,   painter,  house  286 

Broadway 
Garland  Henry,in  Cambridge  rolling  mill, 

house  85  Clark 
Garland  Herbert  A.,   teamster,   220  Port- 
land, boards  149  Cambridge 
Garland  William  S.,cook,  122  Cambridge, 

house  118  Cambridge 
Garman  Samuel  W.,  asst.  in  Herpetology 

and  Ichthyology,  Museum  of  Compar- 
ative Zoology,  rooms  Divinity  Hall 
Garrigan  Patrick,  blacksmith,   168  North 

avenue,  boards  at  Somerville 
Garritt  Theda  Mrs.,  house   Richdale   av., 

3d  from  Walden  [6  Beaver 

Garrity  Catherine,  widow  of  John,  house 
Garrity  Henry  B.,  box  maker,   3   Hamp- 
shire, boards  rear  8  Davis 
Garrity  Jas.,  building-mover,  h.  r.  8  Davis 
Garrity  Martin,  curer  Niles  Bros.,  house 

202  Norfolk,  Somerville  line 
Garrity  Michael,  laborer.  166  River,  house 

5  Hamilton 
Garrity  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  r.  117  Pleasant 
Garrity  Peter,  laborer,  house  8  Portland 
Garrity  Peter,  machinist,  356  Main 
Garrity  Thos.,  lab.,  h.  31  Cowperthwaite 
Garrity  Thomas  E.,  asst.  Harvard  College 

Library,  rooms  Harvard  Hall 
Gartland  Michael,  laborer,  h.  Concord  av., 

n.  Belmont  line  [h.  80  Kirkland 

Gartland  Patrick,  teamster  Hovey  &   Co., 
Garvey  James,  blacksmith,  junc.  Webster 

avenue  and  Hampshire,  house  do. 
Garvey  John,  gardener,  bds.  31  Harvard 
Garvin  David,  carpenter,  h.  28  Warren 
Garvin  Edward,  house  Charles,  c.  Fifth 
Garvin  Jas.  J.,  brush  maker,  h.  70  Spring 
Garvin  John,  carpenter,  bds.  44  Boylston 
Garvin  John,  glass-blower,    137    Bridge, 

boards  103  Fourth 
Garvin    Patrick    J.,     glass-blower,    137 

Bridge,   boards   103  Fourth 
Gary  Wesley  W.,  electrician  (62  Sudbury, 

B. ),  house  74  Hancock 
Gaskill  Tyler  B.,  house  9  Forest 
Gass  Chas.  H.,  produce  com.  mer.  (61  and 

63  F.  H.  market,  B.),  h.  11  Roseland 


J.  H.  &  J.  P.  THAYER  &  CO.,  660  Main  Street, 
HOUSE    PAINTING,  KAL.SOMINING   &   PAPER   HANGINGS. 

9 


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Gassett  Charles,    clerk  (157    Blackstone, 

B.),  house  rear  365  Harvard 
Gateley    Thomas,    blacksmith   American 

Rubber  Co.,  house  13  School 
Gately  James,  clerk,  26"  Banks,  h.  14  Grant 
Gately  James,  laborer,  house  21  Grant 
Gately  John,  marble  worker,  53  Main,  h. 

6  Hastings  [cor.  Gushing 

Gately  John,    laborer,    house   Vineyard, 
Gately  Maria,  groceries,  63  Spring,  h.   do. 
Gately  Martin,  boards  21  Grant 
Gately  Michael,  furniture  varnisher,  h.  63 

Spring  [h.  49  Amory 

Gately  Peter,  marble  polisher,   53  Main, 
Gately  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  105  Kinnaird 
Gates  Edwin  F.,  clerk,  549  Main,  boards 

82  Green 
Gates  H.  Sumner,  painter,  bds.  23  William 
Gates  Sally,  widow  of  Henry,  h.  23  William 
Gates  Stephen  F.,   mechanical   engineer, 

90  Auburn,  house  do. 
Gates  Wm.  H.,  painter,  23  William,  h.  do. 
Gating  Bernard,  peddler,  h.  167  Spring 
Gatz  Thomas,  cabinet  maker,  h.  175  Otis 
Gaughan  John,  case  maker,  162  Broadway, 

house  Ninth,  corner  Otis 
Gaul  Russell,  porter,  house  28  Harrison 
Gauldropp  Frank,   saloon   and  boarding- 
house,  440  North  avenue,  house  do. 
Gauldropp  Frank  jr.,  clerk,  440  North  av., 

boards  do.  [Pleasant 

Gault  Benjamin  F.,  carpenter,  house  99 
Gault  Isaac,  tailor  (B. ),  house  165  Pearl 
Gault  Thos.,  carpenter,  h.  r.  140  Pleasant 
Gaunce  Beverley,  at   150  Broadway,  bds. 

559  Main  [12  Plymouth 

Gant  Peter  D.,  hostler  Camb.  R.  R.  Co.,  b. 
Gauthier  Alexander,  cabinet   maker,   137 

Broadway,  house  7  Portland 
Gaw   James,   at   American   Tube  Works 

(Somerville),  house  3  Stinson  court 
Gay  Charles  A.,  janitor  City   Hall,  house 

93  Green 
Gay  Edward  De  Forest,  salesman  (20  Tre- 

mont  row,  B.),  house  132  Auburn 
Gay  Elizabeth  P.,  widow  of   George  E., 

h.  31  Fairmont  [h.  27  Sidney 

Gay  Elliott  A.,   fruit  dealer,   447*  Main, 
Gay   Ellsworth     L.,    printer    University 

Press,  house  99  Mt  Auburn 
Gay  George  R.,  fancy  goods,  80  Pearl  and 

(102  Court,  B.),  h.  301  North  avenue 
Gay  Howard  E.,  hairdresser,   531   Main, 

house  31  Fairmont 
Gay  Joseph,  rooms  1  Lamson  place 
Gay  WalterS.,  farmer,  boards  Mrs.   Wm. 

Gay's,  Adams 
Gay  Wm.,  letter  carrier  Cambridge  P.  O., 

house  49  Sacramento 
Gay  William  Mrs.,  house  Adams,  near 

Belmont  line 
Gaylord  Edson  D.,  dentist  (120  Tremont, 

B.),  house  21  Worcester 
Gaytons  James,  plumber,  188  Cambridge, 

house  163  Spring 
Gaytons  John,  salesman  (24  Sudbury,  B.), 

house  rear  142  Spring 


Gaytons     Patrick    F.,   teamster,     house 

Charles,  corner  Sixth 
Gear  Samuel  W.,  foreman  stamping  room, 

153  Putnam  avenue,  house  32  Park 
Geary  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  323  Cambridge 
Geary  James,  laborer,  house  53  Vine 
Geary  John  J.,   polisher,  44  Cambridge, 

boards  40  Spring 
Geary  Joseph,  laborer,  house  40  Spring 
Geary  Mary  E.  Miss,  milliner,  38  Third, 

boards  do. 
Geary  Thomas,  laborer,  house  50  Cedar 
Geary  William,  currier,  boards  50  Cedar 
Geddes  Alice  A.  Mrs.,  teacher  of  cooking, 

5  Pleasant,  house  do. 
Geddes  William  E.,  traveling  agent,  house 

5  Pleasant 
Gee  Patrick,  laborer,  5  Broadway 
Geisler  Maria  A.,  house  125  Winsor 
Geland  Felix,  gardener,  131  North  avenue 
Geldowsky      Ferdinand    (F.     Geldowsky 

Furniture  Co.),  furniture  mnfr.,   Otis, 

corner  First,  house  764  Main 
Geldowsky  F.  Furniture  Co.    (Ferdinand 

Geldowsky,  Cornelius  P.  Keeler,  and 

George  A.  Keeler),  furniture  mnfrs., 

Otis,  corner  First 
Geldowsky  John,  clerk  F.  Geldowsky  Fur- 
niture Co.,  boards  764  Main 
Gendreau  Frank  Mrs.,  h.  Reservoir,  near 

Concord  avenue 
Genet  Napoleon,  brick  maker,  h.lll  Spruce 
Genthner    Gilmore,    tinsmith,    57  Cam- 
bridge, house  80  Fourth 
Genthner  Joseph,  currier,  h.  366 North  av. 
Geoghegan  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  7  Porter 
George  Albert  R.,  wheelwright,  270 North 

avenue,  boards  at  Arlington 
George  Catherine  D.,  widow  of  Preston 

M.,  house  114  Hampshire 
George  Harvey,  house  104  Otis 
George  John,  peddler,  house  Munroe 
George  Mattie  R.  Miss,  recorder  registry 

of  deeds,  Otis,  corner  Second,  boards 

375  Cambridge 
George  Obadiah,  house  375  Cambridge 
Geppart  Herman,  sawyer,  h.  66  Second   , 
Geraghty  Thomas  P.,   coachman,  boards 

Hotel  Green,  Baldwin,  corner  Ellery 
Gerald  Fred.,  potter,  boards  Peter  Bour- 

get's,  Crescent  avenue 
Gerhard  David,  brass-finisher,  h.  2  Chest- 
nut Park  [b.  2  Chestnut  pi. 
Gerhard  John  B.,  machinist,  Gordon  pi., 
Germaine  Anna  J.,  widow  of  James,  house 

45  Hastings 
Germaine  David,  gardener  and  sexton,  St. 

Peter's  R.  C.  church,  house  19  Tuttle 
Germaine    Joseph    E.,    clerk    (14    to    20 

Franklin,  B.),  boards  19  Tuttle 
Germaine    Matthew,    pump  maker   (B.), 

boards  19  Tuttle 
Gerrish  Edward,  boards  8  Avon 
Gerrish  Mary  A.,  widow  of  Samuel,  house 

104  Allston 
Gerrish  Pe ter, upholsterer,  h.  69  Sixth 
Gerrish  Smith,  house  8  Avon 


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Western  Avenue,  BRIGHTON.    70  KIlby  Street,  BOSTON. 
Order  Box,  8  Brattle  Street,  Old  Cambridge. 


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Gerrish  Woodbury,  wood-carver,  house  83 

Green 
Gerry  Frederick  A.,  house  89  North  av. 
Gerry  James,  cooper,  house  2  Bell 
Gerry  John  W.,   horse-shoer,  9  Tenney, 

house  Elm,  corner  Tenney 
Gerry  Patrick,  laborer,   28  Bridge,  house 

rear  3  Short 
Gerry  Trueworthy,  clerk  (21  Franklin,  B.), 

boards  67  Pleasant 
Gerry  William,  house  18  Reed 
Gerstlauer  Daniel,  house  28  Fifth 
Gertz  Wm.  H.  (W.  H.  Gertz  &   Co.),  pat- 
ent    medicines    and    physician,   124 

Winsor,  house  do. 
Gertz  W.  H.  &  Co.  (Wm.  H.  Gertz),  mnfg. 

pharmacists,  124  Winsor 
Gerwig  Charles,   shoemaker,  249£  Broad- 
way, house  176  Harvard 
Getchell  Elihu  B.,  intelligence  office,  fruit, 

etc,  29  Central  square,  house  18  Front 
Getchell  Eliza  S.   Miss,  teacher  Putnam 

grammar  school,  boards  65  Otis 
Gethins  Patrick,  coachman,  320  Harvard, 

house  167  Green 
Geyer  Andrew,  apothecary,  88  Cambridge, 

corner  Third,  house  35  Third 
Geyer  Fredricka  S.  Miss,  crayon  portrait 

artist,  boards  35  Third 
Geyer  John  W.,   piano   hammer  coverer, 

355  Main,  boards  33  Green 
Gibbons  Eliza  P.  Mrs.,  house  18  Garden 
Gibbons  James  E.,  laborer,  h.  25  Jefferson 
Gibbons  John  P.,  liquors  (169£  Blackstone, 

B. ),  house  128  Gore 
Gibbons  Michael,  repair  shop  B.  &  A.  R. 

R.  (Allston),  house  195  Norfolk 
Gibbons  Michael,  stone  cutter     Parker, 

house  at  Boston 
Gibbons  Wm.  J.,  professor  H.  U.,  house 

18  Garden 
Gibbs  Amory  T.,  house  13  Wendell 
Gibbs  Fletcher  B.,  clerk  (N.  Y.  &  N.  E.  R. 

R.,  B.),  boards  13  Wendell 
Gibbs  Fred  T.,  clerk   (40  Court  sq.,  B.), 

house  45  Norfolk 
Gibbs  Geo.  H.,  house  220  Pearl 
Gibbs   George  O.,  clerk  (21    Pearl,    B.), 

boards  13  Wendell 
Gibbs  Herbert  R.,  clerk  Riverside  Press, 

boards  97  Auburn 
Gibbs  Horace  G.,  gas  machines   (Cincin- 
nati, Ohio),  house  110  Inman 
Gibbs  Phineas  C,  expressman,  house  26 

Suffolk 
Gibbs  Susan  F.  Mrs.,  boards  16  Ash 
Giblin  James  A.,  clerk,  78  Harvard,  b.  do. 
Gibney  Laurence,  laborer,  bds.  61  Spring 
Gibson  Andrew,  porter  (99  Broad,  B.),  b. 

James  Gibson's,  Holworthy  place 
Gibson  Elizabeth,  widow  of  James,  house 

44  Garden  [Harvard 

Gibson  George,  at  105  Magazine,  h.  192 
Gibson  G.  A.,  treas.  Ivers  &  Pond  Piano 

Co.,  Albany,  house  at  Medford 
Gibson  Harry,  blacksmith,  boards  88  Mt. 
Auburn 


Gibson  Henry,  gardener,  333  Harvard, 
house  rear  43  Norfolk 

Gibson  Herbert  A.,  action  maker,  113 
Broadway,  boards  114  Auburn 

Gibson  James,  carpenter,  bds.  1  Eighth 

Gibson  James,  laborer,  h.  Holworthy  pi. 

Gibson  John,  gardener,  h.  5  Eust.is  court 

Gibson  John,  florist,  r.  148  Brattle,  h.  do. 

Gibson  Joseph,  house  36  Western  avenue 

Gibson  Joseph  P.,  reporter,  house  36 
Western  avenue 

Gibson  Robert,  baker  (Leverett,  B.),  h. 
67  Brookline 

Gibson  Stephen  B.,  polisher,  203  Bridge, 
house  19  Murdock 

Gibson  Walter  W.,  clerk  (51  No.  Market, 
B. ) ,  boards  40  Cottage 

Gibson  Wm.  Mrs.,  house  40  Cottage 

Gibson  Wm.,  gardener,  house  44  Garden 

Gibson  Wm.  T.,  watchman  Harvard  Col- 
lege, house  11  Willard 

Giddings  Samuel,  livery  stable,  15  Gore, 
house  rear  149  Cambridge 

Gifford  Elisha,  clergyman,  house  2  Sacra- 
mento place,  1st  on  left 

Gifford  Franklin  K.,  student  H.  U.,rooms 
2  Sacramento  place 

Gifford  L.  G.  W.  Capt.  (J.  P.  Squires),  b. 

56  Fourth  [Broadway 
Gilbert  Alvah  A.,  hackman,  h.  Third,  c. 
Gilbert  Benjamin   F.,  messenger  Boston 

National  Bank(95  Milk,  B.),h.  27Inman 
Gilbert  Charles,  clerk  (39  So.  Market,  B.), 

boards  2  Cherry 
Gilbert  Ellery  T.,  ins.  agt.,  house  6  Tufts 
Gilbert  Frederick  M.,  clerk  (B.),  boards 

38  Bigelow 
Gilbert  James,  horse  shoer,  436  Main 
Gilbert  Jas.  L.,  musician  and  piano  tuner, 

house  87  Cambridge 
Gilbert  Joseph,  blacksmith  city  yards,  h. 

191  Norfolk  [220  do. 

Gilbert  Lawrence  C,  at  162  Broadway,  h. 
Gilbert  Wm.  F.,  painter,  72*  Inman, h.  do. 
Gilboult    Frank,    cooper,   house  Squire's 

brick  block,  Gore 
Gilcreas  Chas.  S.,  salesman  (29  Hawley, 

B.).  boards  57  Franklin 

GILCREAS  D.  AUSTIN,  carpen- 
ter and  builder,  rear  577  Main,  house 

57  Franklin 

Gilcreas  Hannah,  wid.,  h.  385  North  av. 
Giles  David,  laborer,  169  Gore,  boards  13 

Warren  [rms.  5  South 

Giles  Smiley,  driver  Cambridge  R.  R.  Co., 
Gilgannon    Thomas,  laborer,  house    119 

Portland  [Elm 

Gill  Bridget,  widow  of  Patrick,  h.  121 
Gill  Charles,  driver  Cambridge  R.  R.  Co., 

boards  6  Harvard  square 

GILL  JOHN,  watches  and  jewelry, 
458  Harvard,  house  29  Ash 
Gill  Michael,  laborer,  house  22  Harding 
Gill  Peter  F.,  clothes  cleaner,  house  98 

Harvard 
Gillam  Charles  H.,  coal  and  wood,  1  Nor- 
folk court,  house  do. 


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Gillam   Emma,   widow  of  Henry,  house 

rear  90  Harvard 
Gillan  John,  grocer,  242  Cambridge,h.  do. 
Gilleland   Francis,  shoemaker,  120  Cam- 
bridge, house  202  Bridge 
Gillespie  Edward,  painter,  460  Main 
Gillespie  E.  J.  Mrs.,  fancy  goods,833  Main, 

house  do. 
Gillespie  Isaac  W.,  piano-key  maker,  137 

Broadway,  house  81  Winsor 
Gillies  John  P.,  com  trav.,  house  40  Mt. 

Auburn 
Gilligan   Barney,  base-ball  catcher,  bds. 

126  Prospect 
Gilligan  James,  laborer  John  Reardon  & 
Sons,  h.Waverly,east  Fort  Washington 
Gilligan  John,  city  laborer,  h.  113  Elm 
Gilligan  John  H.,  furniture  mover,  house 

246  Bridge 
Gilligan  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  126  Prospect 
Gilligan  Rose  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  79  Gore, 

house  do. 
Gilligan  Thomas,  glassware,  h.  79  Gore 
Gillin  John,  laborer,  boards  84  Third 
Gillis  Chas.  P.,  brass  finisher,  boards  61 
Charles  [Belmont 

Gillis  John,  laborer,  house  Cushing,  near 
Gillis  John  C,  hostler,  b.  88  Mt.  Auburn 
Gillis  Patrick,  carpenter,  b.  61  Charles 
Gillis  Patrick,  laborer  Mt.  Auburn  ceme- 
tery, house  261  Mt.  Auburn 
Gillis  Peter,  lithographer  Riverside  Press, 
house  14  Andrew  [b.  173  do. 

Gillis  Simon  P.,  cabinet  maker,  348  Main, 
Gilloran  Catharine  Miss,  bds.  163  Spring 
Gilloran  Patrick,  fish  dealer,  h.  163  Spring 
Gilman  Arthur,  sec.  of  private  instruction 
for  women  H.  U.,  house  5  Waterhouse 
Gilman  Charles,  cigar  maker,  73  Sixth, 

house  do. 
Gilman  Edward,  grocer,  9  Reed,  h.  do. 
Gilman  Elizabeth   C,  widow  of  John  C, 

house  18  Story 
Gilman   Francis   B.,  discount  clerk  Mer- 
chants National  Bank  (28  State,  B.), 
house  7  Hawthorn 
Gilman  Frank  B.,  foreman  Harrington  & 

Clark,  Gore's  whf.,  bds.  Ross  House 
Gilman  George  W.,  clerk,  238  North  ave- 
nue, house  10  Cogswell  avenue 
Gilman  Jas.,  currier,  house  Montgomery, 

corner  Spruce 
Gilman  Jas.  A.,  carpenter,  h.  31  Sixth 
Gilman  James  A.,  printer,  1  Dunster,  b. 

18  Western  avenue 
Gilman  John  W.,  clerk  (229  Franklin,  B.), 

boards  231  North  avenue 
Gilman  Ruth,  widow  of  Orlando  W.,  house 

193}  North  avenue 
Gilman  William  A.    (Custom  House,  B.), 

house  231  North  avenue 
Gilman  William  B..  conductor  Cambridge 

Railroad  Co.,  boards  42  Antrim 
Gilman  William  R.,  photographer,  Main, 

corner  Winsor,  house  at  Boston 
Gilmore  David,  laborer,    house   rear    63 
Washington 


Gilmore  E.  J.,  conductor  Cambridge  Rail- 
road Co.,  house  at  Somerville 
Gilmore  Henry  H.    (Gilmore  &   Eustis), 
Cambridge  Rolling  mill,  126  Portland, 
house  26  Clinton 
Gilmore  James  H.,  grocer,  Holworthy,  n. 
Belmont,  boards  John  Gilmore's,  Au- 
burn place 
Gilmore  John,  laborer,  house  Auburn  pi., 
1st  on  left 

Gilmore  J.  F..  conductor  Cambridge  Rail- 
road Co.,  boards  5  South 

Gilmore  Robert  H.,  clerk  Cambridge  Roll- 
ing Mill,  boards  26  Clinton 
GILMOKE  &  EUSTIS  (Henry  H. 
Gilmore  and  Frank  I.   Eustis),  props. 
Cambridge  Rolling  Mill,  126  Portland 

Gilmour  Mary  Ann,  widow  of  William,  h. 
5  Cottage  court 

Gilmour  William  J.,  brass  finisher  (126 
Fulton,  B.),  house  256  Pearl 

Gilroy  Jas.  E.,  clerk,  171  Bridge,  b.  175  do. 

Gingros  Leon,  carpenter,  bds.  11^  Dublin 

Ginty  Michael,  grocer,  26  Brewery,  house 
31  Cherry 

Girard  Ernest  L.,  bds.  16£  Western  av. 

Girard    Louis  F.,   stereo ty per,   house  25 
Western  avenue 

Gitto  Matthew,  tailor,  57  Essex,  h.  do. 

Given  John,  upholsterer,  b.  r.  4S  Broadway 

Given  Josie  A.,  action  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, boards  147  Harvard 

Given  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  h.  42  North  avenue 

Given  Rebecca,  widow  of  Albert,  house  r. 
48  Broadway 

Given  William,  harnesser  William  Mitch- 
ell, Cambridge,  house  at  Boston 

Glaab  Leonard,  shoemaker  (Watertown), 
house  Cushing,  beyond  Woodlawn 

Glancy  John  T.,  stone  mason,  house  110 
Tremont 

Glancy  Joseph  W.,  clerk,  437  Cambridge, 
boards  110  Tremont 

Glasby  Edward,  painter,  boards  45  School 

Glaser  Frank,  foreman,  502  Main,   house 
29  Green  [Green 

Glaser  Jos.,  baker,   502  Main,  boards  29 

Glasgow  Robert    F.,   clothes  wringer  (29 
Cornhill,  B.),  house  97  Spring 

Glass  James  A.,  bds.  65  Western  avenue 

Glass  John  H.,  sawyer,  624  Main,  house  4 
Upton  [Western  av. 

Glass  Richard,  jig  sawyer,  624  Main,  h.  65 

Glassmacher   Henry,  teacher  St.  Thomas 
Aquinas  College,  house  17  Boardman 

Glatton  John,  laborer,  house  41  Rice 

Glazebrook     John    G.,    hairdresser,    141 
Bridge,  boards  at  Somerville 

Glazier  George  M.   (21   Franklin,  B.),  h. 
19  Ellsworth  avenue 

Gleason  Daniel  W.,  turner,  152  Broadway, 
house  393  Main 

Gleason     Hannah     Miss,     teacher    high 
school,  boards  13  Mt.  Auburn 

Gleason  John,  Cambridge  Gas  Works,  h. 
at  Boston 

Gleason  John  H.,  printer.boards  393  Main 


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Gleason  Julius  I.,  organ  trimmer,  house 

180  Harvard 
Gleason  Patrick,  tailor,  433  Main,  b.  Pine 
Gleason  Richard,  carpenter,  h.  13  Suffolk 
Gleason  Tbos.  F.,  iron  worker,  b.  393  Main 
Gleason  William   EL,    carriage    trimmer, 

rear  10  Brattle,  house  37  Banks 
Gleason  Wm.  J.,  teamster  F.   Fischer,  h. 

1  Tannery 
Gleeson  Daniel  J.,  asst.  pastor  St  Paul's 

church,  boards  34  Holyoke 
Glen  David,  printer  (6  Williams  court,  B.), 

house  15  Sumner 
Glenn  George,    carpenter,    boards    Cam- 
bridge House,  Otis 
Glenn  Lizzie  J.  Miss,  dressmaker,  boards 

30  Upton 
Glennon  Patrick,  laborer  John  Reardon 

&  Sons,  house  62  Waveiiy 
Glennon  Thomas,  laborer  John  Reardon 

&  Sons,  boards  62  Waverly 
Glennon  William,  stone  cutter,  house  Lo- 
cust, near  Holworthy 
Glidden    Arno     W.,    printer    University 

Press,  house  6  Centre 
Glidden  Asa  M.,  salesman  J.  O.  Bullard, 

house  6  Centre 
Glidden  Clinton  S.,  clerk  (173  8tate,  B.), 

boards  6  Centre 
Glidden  Edward  O.,  com.  mer.  (94  State, 

B.),  house  Elm,  2d  north  of  Beech 
Glidden  Fred.  B.,  watchmaker,  b.  6  Centre 
Glidden  Fred,  Ii.,  printer,  bds.  6  Centre 
Glidden    George     F.,   machinist,    house 

Cushing,  near  Belmont 
Glidden  Osmond  N.,  clerk,  497  Main,  bds. 

44  Brookline 
Gloutein  Simon,  varnisher,  203  Bridge 
Glover  Edward  W.,  electrotyper  Universi- 
ty Press,  house  25  Trowbridge 
Glover   Henry  R.,  bedding  supplies   (129 

Friend,  B.),  house  13  Waterhouse 
Glufling  Edward  H.,  sawyer  F.  M.  Holmes 

Furniture  Co.,  house  at  Charlestown 
Glynn  Andrew,    blacksmith,    boards  327 

Cambridge 
Glynn  James  F.,  machinist,  boards  327 

Cambridge 
Glynn  Julia  Miss,  boards  327  Cambridge 
Glynn  John  P.,  blacksmith,  boards   327 

Cambridge 
Glynn  Lawrence,  blacksmith,  206  Hamp- 
shire, house  327  Cambridge 
Glynn  Mary  Miss,  house  rear  25  Grant 
Glynn  Matthew,  blacksmith,   boards  327 

Cambridge 
Glynn   Patrick,  laborer  John  Reardon  & 

Sons,  boards  rear  112  Brookline 
Glynn  Winnifred,  widow  of  Dennis,  house 

rear  112  Brookline 
Goddard  Mary  C.  C,  teacher  high  school, 

boards  105  Prospect 
Godding  Joseph,   grocer,   103    Prospect, 

house  Norfolk,  corner  Hampshire 
Goddu  John  B.,  machinist,  h.  5  Portland 
Godfrey   Benjamin   F.,  cooper,  169  Gore, 

house  190  Cambridge 


Godfrey  Chas.  G.,  cooper,  h.  59  Harvard 
Godfrey  George  A.,  at  F.  M.  Holmes  Fur- 
niture Co.,  house  62  Thorndike 
Godfrey  John  G.,  house  10  Union 
Godfrey  Paris  W.,  cooper,  169  Gore,  house 
Squire's  block,  Gore  [Union 

Godfrey  Willard  F.,  boiler  maker,  bds.  10 

Goding  Ellen,  widow  of  Flavel  H.,  house 
383  Cambridge  [North  av. 

Goding  Luke  E.,  foundryman,  house  310 

Godit  John,  mariner,  house  42  First 

Goepper  Bros.  (William  and  Gustavus 
Goepper  ),barrelmanufacturers,Ninth, 
corner  Spring 

Goepper  Gustavus  (Goepper  Bros.),  bar- 
rels, house  133  Cambridge 

Goepper  John,  cooper,  h.  133  Cambridge 

Goepper  William  (Goepper  Bros.),  barrels, 
house  137  Cambridge 

Goggin  James  H.,  carpenter,  h.  15  Grant 

Goggin  Michael,  laborer,  house  3  George 

Goines  Mary  H.,  widow  of  Joseph  H., 
dressmaker,  174  Harvard,  house  do. 

Going  George  F.,  liquors  (Portland,  cor. 
Causeway,  B.),  bds.  Hotel  Inman 

Golden  James,  laborer,  house  21  Carson 

Golden  Michael,  laborer,  house  Decatur 

Golden  Sarah  E.  Miss,  teacher  Harvard 
grammar  school,  bds.  58  Trowbridge 

Goldsmith  Wm.  H.,  bookbinder  Riverside 
Press,  house  39  Fairmont 

Goldsmith  William  H.,  carpenter,  boards 
239  Main 

Goldspring  Edward,  printer  University 
Press,  house  59  Boylston 

Goldspring  Timothy,  plasterer,  house  14 
Sparks  [12  Dunster 

Goldthwait  Anstiss   M.   Miss,  nurse,  bds. 

Goldthwait  Francis,  action  maker,  162 
Broadway,  house  29  Market 

Goldthwait  Francis  E.,  action  maker,  162 
Broadway,  house  15  Hewes 

Goldthwaite  Frederick  H., conductor  Cam- 
bridge R.  R.  Co.,  boards  24  Jay 

Gomes  Joseph,  laborer,  house  105  Fourth 

Gomes  Jese  L.,  hairdresser,  101  Cam- 
bridge, boards  19  Gore 

Gomez  Antoine,  varnisher,  h.  r.  23  Gore 

Gonier  Peter,  laborer  Cambridge  ceme- 
tery, house  37  Sargent 

Gonyou  Ulric,  blacksmith  (Brighton  av., 
B.),  house  rear  120  Magazine 

Gonzales  Louis,  at  174  Broadway,  boards 
60  Harvard 

Gooch  Joshua  G.  (J.  G.  &  N.  G.  Gooch), 
lumber  (Western  avenue,  Brighton), 
order  box  8  Brattle,  and  (70  Kilby, 
Mason  building,  room  7,  B.),  house  2 
Mt.  Auburn 

GOOCH  J.  G.  &K.G.  (Joshua  G. 
and  Nathan  G.  Gooch),  lumber  (West- 
ern av.,  Brighton),  order  box, 8  Brattle 
(70  Kilbv,  Mason  bldg.,  room  7,  B.) 
Gooch  Nathan  G.  (J.  G.  &  N.  G.  Gooch), 
lumber  (Western  av.,  Brighton), order 
box  8  Brattle,  also  coal  (70  Kilby,  Ma- 
son bldg.,  r.  7,  B.),  h.  3  Fayerweather 


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Gooch  Wm.  D.,  messenger  National  Re- 
vere Bank  (100  Franklin,  B.),  boards 
3  Fayerweather 

Good  Jeremiah,  clerk  (307  Washington, 
B.),  house  102  Gore  [21  Grant 

Good  | John  P.,  sawyer  162  Broadway,  h. 

Good  Mary,  widow  of  John,  h.  102  Gore 

Good  Mary,  widow  of  Thomas,  house  40 
Jefferson 

Good  Thomas  F.,  carpenter,  boards  Thos. 
Moran's,  Holworthy  place 

Good  Thomas,  laborer,  house  102  Gore 

Good  Thomas  F.,  glass  cutter  (471  Tre- 
mont,  B),  boards  27  Union 

Good  Timothy  J.,  laborer,  house  27  Union 

Good  Timothy  J.  jr.,  wood  turner,  boards 
27  Union 

Good  Wm., carpenter,  boards  21  Bowdoin 

Goodale  John,  inventor,  h.  170  Norfolk 

Goodell  John  S.,  sign  painter  (8  Broad, 
B. ),  house  12  Lake 

Goodell  Samuel,  clerk  (Devonshire,  B.), 
boards  12  Lake  [h.  99  Spring 

Goodfellow  Mary  A.,  widow  of  S.  Percival, 

Goodhue  Felix,  at  17  Main 

Goodman  Thomas,  machinist,  72  Main, 
house  160  do. 

Goodnow  Freeman  C,  marine  clerk  (54 
State,  B.),  house  308£  Harvard 

Goodnow  George  W.,  grocer,  63  Norfolk, 
house  18  Tremont 

Goodnow  Lucia,  widow  of  Joseph,  h.  336 
Broadway 

Goodnow  Luvia  Miss,  teacher  Otis  prima- 
ry school,  boards  65  Otis 

Goodnow  Nancy  Mrs.,  h.  30  Concord  av. 

Goodrich  Elijah  D.  (7  Exchange  place, 
B. ) ,  house  309  Broadway 

Goodrich  Fred,  teamster,  bds.  1  Seventh 

Goodrich  George  H.,  clerk  (Faneuil  Hall 
market,  B.),  house  86  Allston 

Goodrich  Maria  B.  Mrs.,  clerk  Central 
square  building,  boards  57  Auburn 

Goodrich  Samuel  A.,  boards  212  Harvard 

Goodrich  Silas,  house  7  Summer 

Goodridge  Alfred  M.,  grocer  (75  Commer- 
cial, B.),  house  26  Lee 

Goodridge  Ambrose  H.,  house  59  Essex 

Goodridge  Charles  E.,  clerk  (40  Court, 
B.),  boards  59  Essex 

Goodridge  Charles  F.,  grocer  (75  Commer- 
cial, B.),  house  82  North  avenue 

Goodridge  Nancy,  widow  of  Frederick, 
house  26  Lee 

Goodridge  Susie  L.  Miss,  copyist  Registry 
of  Deeds,  Otis,  corner  Second,  boards 
at  Newton  Centre 

Goodrow  Eli  L.,  janitor  Zoological  Muse- 
um, house  114  Oxford 

Goodspeed  Helen  B.,  widow  of  Obed, 
house  862  Main 

Goodspeed  J.  Arthur  W.,  student  H.  U., 
boards  862  Main 

Goodwillie  Fred  M.,  clerk  (66  Federal,  B.), 
boards  98  River  [Auburn 

Goodwillie  James  M.,  printer   (B.),  h.  88 

Goodwin  Daniel,  currier,  b.  25  Harvey 


Goodwin  Daniel  H.,  house  25  Harvey 
Goodwin  Edward,  teamster,  240  Main 
Goodwin  Elizabeth  S.,  widow  of  Stephen, 

nurse,  house  7  Seventh 
Goodwin   George  E.,  engineer  Riverside 

bindery,  house  rear  111  Putnam  av. 
Goodwin    Hersey    B.f  commission    mer- 
chant (15  India,  B.),  house  8  Follen 
Goodwin  James,  at  N.  E.Glass  Co.,  house 

rear  43  Winter  [Broadway 

Goodwin  L.  M.,  widow  of  Joseph,  h.  326 
Goodwin  Frank  Mrs.,  house  20  Lowell 
Goodwin  Stephen  Franklin,  bread  store, 

207  Cambridge,  house  7  Seventh 
Goodwin  Thomas,  house  59  Hampshire 
Googins  Eben  H.,  traveling  salesman,  503 

Main,  house  87  Franklin 
Googins  George  A.,  traveling  salesman, 

503  Main,  house  87  Franklin 
Googins  John  (66  F.  H.  market,  B.),  house 

8  Warland  [Winsor 

Googins  Mary  E.,  widow  of  Henry,   h.   98 
Googins  Thomas  B.,    bookkeeper  (3  No. 

Market,  B.),  house  98  Winsor 
Googins  William    B.,  wood  worker,  139 

Broadway,  house  83  Plymouth 
Gookin     Frank    L.,    printer   University 

Press,  house  42  Putnam  avenue 
Gordon  Chas.  E.,  cabinet  maker,  house 

143  Main 
Gordon  Charles  F.,  laborer,  h.  165  Otis 
Gordon  Edmund  A.,  bookbinder  (51  Char- 
don,  B.),  boards  101  Winsor 
Gordon  Elizabeth,  widow  of  John,  house 

101  Winsor 
Gordon  Eugene  L,  clerk  (N.  E.  R.  R.,  B.), 

house  27  Warren 
Gordon     Henry    F.,    carriagesmith,    246 

Main,  house  34  Cogswell  avenue 
Gordon  John  M., bookbinder  (51  Chardon, 

B. ),  boards  101  Winsor 
Gordon  John  W.,  supt.  Oriental  Coffee 

House  (857  Washington,  B.),  house  72 

Auburn  [Beaver 

Gordon  Margaret,  widow  of  Donald,  h.  14 
Gordon  Matthew,  teamster,  b.  164  Gore 
Gordon  Thomas  M.,  foreman   (B.),  house 

75  Spring  [Sidney 

Gordon  William,  roofer,  559  Main,  h.   62 
Gordon  William,  proof-reader  University 

Press,  boards  42  Mt.  Auburn 
Gordon  William  W.,  sub-clerk  P.O.,  North 

avenue,  boards  34  Cogswell  avenue 
Gore    Avery    W.,  junk   (164  Canal,   B.), 

house  128  Magazine  [Magazine 

Gore  Geo.  A.,  clerk  (164  Canal.  B.  f,  b.  128 
Gore  William,  paver,  house  1  Third 
Gorey  James,  laborer,  boards  5  Carson 
Gorham  Alfred,  bookkeeper  (60  Equitable 

building,  B.).  house  176  Putnam  av. 
Gorham  Frank  A.,  clerk,  502  Main,  house 

11  River  [East 

Gorman  Ellen,  widow  of  Timothy,   h.  r.  6 
Gorman   James,   cooper  Geopper    Bros., 

boards  51  Vine  [115  Spring 

Gorman  John,  printer  University  Press,  b. 
Gorman  John,  house  134  Columbia 


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Gorman  Julia,  wid.  of  John,  h.  51  Vine 
Gorman  Margaret,  widow,  house  6  Oak 
Gorman  Valentine,  laborer,  h.  10  Seventh 
Gorman   William,   horseshoer,  498  Main, 

boards  37  Bristol 
Gormley  Ann,  wid.  of  John,  h.  40  Willow 
Gormley  Arthur  H.,  brass  finisher,  boards 

62  Hastings 
Gormley  George  R.,  case  maker  Guild, 

Church  &  Co.,  boards  96  Columbia 
Gormley  John,  laborer,  h.  62  Hastings 
Gormley  J.  Jas.,  stair  builder,  b.  40  Willow 
Gormley  Robert,  laborer,  house  42  Willow 
Gorrel  John,   laborer  Mason  &    Hamlin, 

162  Broadway,  h.  122  Webster  avenue 
Gorrel  Samuel,  teamster  C.  H.  North  & 

Co.,  house  186  Winsor 
Gorrow  George,  roller  skate  maker,  house 

167  Broadway 
Gorton  Amos  O.,  teamster,  h.  40  Third 
Gorton  Sam'l  M.,  carpenter,  h.  4  Summer 
Gosnell  Wm.,  lab.,  17  East,  h.  18  North 
Goss  Osborn,  painter,  house  7  Lake     [do. 
Gosselin  Ferdinand,  baker,  51   Dublin,  b. 
Gough  Thomas  J.,  carpenter,  house   foot 

of  McDonald,  beyond  the  railroad 
Gould  Augustus  D.,  salesman   (47  South, 

Boston),  boards  115  Prospect 
Gould  Caroline  A.,  widow  of  Dudley  F., 

house  115  Prospect 
Gould  Everett  E.,  boards  1 15  Prospect 
Gould  Frederick  L.  (15  Kilby,  B. ),  house  9 

Highland 
Gould  Frederick  W.,  boards  9  Highland 
Gould   Harvey   H.,   blacksmith,  house   8 

Leighton's  court 
Gould  John  B.,  sawyer,  h.  21  Washington 
Gould  Levi  S.  (F.   M.  Holmes  Furniture 

Co.),     Cambridge,    near    First    (107 

Washington,  B. ),  house  at  Melrose 
Gould  Michael,  laborer,  h.  269  Cambridge 
Gould  Robert,  house  147  Cambridge    [ton 
Gould  Wm.,  baker,  912  Main,  h.  9  Reming- 
Gould  Wm.,  laborer,  house  22  North 
Gould  Wm.  F.,  teamster,  h.  r.  29  Harvard 
Gould  Wm.  H.,  letter-carrier  (P.  O.,  B.), 

house  122  Prospect 

Gould ,  carpenter,  bds.  5  Rockwell 

Goulding  Daniel    F.,    horse,  dealer  (118 

Essex,  B.),  house  106  Tremont 
Goulding  James,  laborer,  house  21  Carson 
Goulding  Maurice,  cooper  J.  H.  Eames, 

boards  62  Sidney 
Goulit  Robert,  clerk,  193  North  avenue, 

boards  A.  Authier's,  Regent 
Govan    David    (Govan  &   Cochran),    162 

Broadway,  house  39  Trowbridge 
Govan  John,  cabinet  maker,   162  Broad- 
way, house  36  Market 
Govan  John  C,  rooms  210  Broadway 
Govan  &  Cochran  (David  Govan  and  John 

Cochran),    organ-case    makers,    162 

Broadway 
Gove  Archibald  R.  (Page  &  Gove),  15  Sec- 
ond, house  23  Ellsworth  avenue 
Gove  Calvin,  provisions,  565^  Main,  house 

20  Cottage 


GOVE    CHARLES    S.,   soda    and 
mineral  water  mnfr.    (30  Canal,    B.), 
house  28  Warland 
Gove  Charlotte,  widow,h.  23  Ellsworth  av. 
Gove  Ezra  C,  apothecary,  Main,  junction 
Washington,  h.  1  Rogers'  block,  M  \iu 
Gove  Henry  M.,  variety  store,   214   North 
av.,  bds.  Porter's  Hotel  [River 

Gove  Milo,  provisions,  471  Main,  houst  9£ 
Gove  Nathan,  house  71  Vine 
Gove  Robert  H.,  baker,  121  Third,  and  71 

Vine,  house  71  Vine 
Gove  William,  brakeman  B.  L.  &  C.  R.  R., 

house  40  Gove 
Goveny  Joseph,  carver,  house  26  Carson 
Gowdey  Martha  W.,  widow  of  Albert  V., 

rooms  124  Otis 
Gowey  Fred  L.,   wire  worker  (Brighton 

avenue,  B.),  boards  149  Brookline 
Gowey  Henry,  wire  worker  (Brighton  av., 
B.),  house  149  Brookline  [iug 

Grace  John,  baker,  502  Main,  b.  28   Hard- 
Grace  Joseph,  sand  paperer  F.  G.  F.  Co., 

house  59  North 
Grady  Bridget',  widow,  house  rear  6  East 
Grady  Catherine,  widow  of  Joseph,  house 

73  Gore 
Grady  Frank,  boards  73  Gore       [r.  6  East 
Grady  John,  teamster  Holt  &  Bugbee,  h. 
Grady  John,  teamster,  h.  6  Lechmere  bldg. 
Grady  Joseph,  boards  73  Gore 
Grady  Martin,  horseshoer,  231   Main,  cor- 
ner Harvard,  house  do. 
Grady  Thomas,  boiler  maker,  72  Main 
Gragg  Frank  P.,  salesman  (49  Arch,  B.)  b. 

10  Gardner 
Gragg  Geo.  C,  action  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, boards  10  Gardner 
Gragg  Moses  H.,  action  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, house  10  Gardner  (neer  pi. 
Graham  Ann,  widow  of  Bernard,  h.  1  Pio- 
Graham   Archie   B.,  plumber,   5  Brattle, 

boards  9  Eliot 
Graham  Carrie  Miss,  h.  224  Broadway 
Graham    Harry,     compositor     Riverside 

Press,  boards  82  Magazine 
Graham  James,  laborer,  h.  89  Harvard 
Graham  Maria  Miss,  clerk,  103  Cambridge, 

boards  76  do. 

Graham  Mary,  widow  of  Malcolm,  house  6 

Daye  court  [Daye  ct. 

Graham  Mary  I.  Miss,  press  feeder,  bds.  6 

Graham  Michael,  laborer  John  Reardonde 

Sons,  house  56  Waverly 
Graham  Patrick,  laborer  John  Reardon  & 

Sons,  house  56  Waverly 
Graham  Sarah  D.  Miss,  teacher  Gore  st. 

primary  school,  boards  57  Third 
Graham  S.  M.  Mrs.,  house  5  Holly 
Graham  Thomas  A.,  mason,  h.  122  Spring 
Graham  Wm.,  laborer,  h.  436£  Cambridge 
Graham  Wm.  Rev.,  clergyman  (Ferdinand, 

cor.  Isabella,  B.),  house  57  Third 
Graham  W.  H.,  conductor  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  house  atWatertown 
Grahmbom  Gustavus,  drain-pipe  maker, 
132  Main,  h.  22  Pioneer  avenue 


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Grames  Charles  T.,  car  buildar  F.  R.  R., 

bds.  8  Holyoke  [h.  8  Holyoke 

Grames  Elbridge  G.,  car  builder  F.  R.  R., 

Grand  Charles,  moulder  F.   M.  Holmes 

Furniture  Co.,  house  at  Boston 
Grand  George,  moulder  F.    M.  Holmes 

Furniture  Co.,  bouse  at  Boston 
Grandgent  Charles   H.,  student    H.    U., 

rooms  34  Wendell 
Grandgent  L.  Hall,   master  English  high 
school  (Warren  av.,  B.),  h.  34  Wendell 
Grandison  William,  laborer,  h.  12  Elmer 
Graney  Michael,  teamster  Michael  Eagan, 

house  21  Valentine 
Graney  Patrick,  laborer,  boards  Wm.  G. 

Barnard's,  rear  190  Columbia 
Granger  George  H.  L.,  potter,  h.  Crescent 

avenue,  opposite  pottery 
Granger  Jobn  H.,  varnisher,  203  Bridge, 

boards  198  do. 

Granger  Stephen,   teamster,  211  Bridge, 

house  at  Somerville  [94  Gore 

Granger  Thomas,  trimmer,  203  Bridge,  h. 

Gran  nan  Daniel  W.,  printer  University 

Press,  house  212  Green* 
Grannan  Ellen  Mrs.,  house  227  Franklin 
Gran  nan  William,  hostler,  565£  Main 
Grannan  Wm.,  gardener,  h.  227  Franklin 
Granuer  Amelia,  widow,  h.  4  Hastings 
Grant  Alexander,  laborer,  bds.  37  Bolton 
Grant  Alexander  M..  cabinet  maker,  384 

Main,  boards  50  Union 
Grant  Alfred  S.,  cutter,   105    Magazine, 

house  at  Somerville 
Grant  A.  R.  Mrs., action  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, house  at  Boston 
Grant  Charles  E.,  shoemaker  (172  Pur- 
chase, B.),  house  425  Main 
Grant  Daniel,  cooper,  h.  Squire's  blk.,  Gore 
Grant  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Thomas,  house 

16  Hastings 
Grant  Elizabeth,  wid.  of  Chas.,  h.  55  Fifth 
Grant  Felix,  laborer,  house  147  Dublin 
Grant  Frank  A.,  mason  (B.),  b.  262  Sidney 
Grant    George,     cabinet    maker,    F.    M. 
Holmes     Funiture     Co.,     house     at 
Charlestown 
Grant   George   F.,  dentist  (86  Pinckney, 

B. ),  house  39  Sacramento 
Grant  Geo.  W.,  mason  (B.),  b.  262  Sidney 
Grant  James   (Grant  &    Mann),  cabinet 

maker,  384  Main,  house  50  Union 
Grant  James,  stone  cutter,  house  10  Eliot 
Grant  James  jr.,  upholsterer,  b.  50  Union 
Grant  Jos.  H.,  grocer  ( Watertown),  house 

Holworthy,  near  Belmont 
Grant  Laurence  A.,  engineer  Bay  State 

Brick  Co.,  house  37  Bolton 
Grant  Marcus  M.,  shipper,  105  Magazine, 

house  8  Prince 
Grant  Merrill  H.,  wood  worker,  54  Bridge, 
house  at  Somerville  [Sidney 

Grant  Sarah  N.,  widow  of  Elbridge,  h.  262 
Grant  &  Mann  (James  Grant  and   James 
F.  Mann),  cabinet  makers  and  uphol- 
sterers, 384  Main 
Gratto  Samuel,  carpenter,  h.  138 Pleasant 


Gratz  Laura  E.  Miss,  operator  Western 

Union  Telegraph  Co.,  625  Main,  bds. 

19  Magazine  [19  Magazine 

Gratz  Louise  H.  Miss,  copyist,  502  Main,b. 

Graustein  Adolf,  clerk,  15  Second,  boards 

52  Lynde,  Charlestown 
Graves  Frank,  painter,  boards  559  Main 
Graves  George,  agent  for  Mass.  Total  Ab- 
stinence Society,  h.  102  Thorndike 
Graves  Geo.  A.  Mrs.,  wid.,  b.  25  William 
Graves  George  W.,  at  (Charles,  cor.  Cam- 
bridge, B.),  house  25  William 
Graves  John   M.,  foreman  of  watchmen, 

169  Gore,  house  at  East  Boston 
Graves  Oliver  B.,  assistant  foreman  Cam- 
bridge Tribune,  boards  16  Oxford 
Graves  Wm.  H.,  key  finisher,  139  Broad- 
way, house  31  Grigg 
Gravier  Pauline  Mile.,  teacher  of  French, 

17  Berkeley,  house  at  Boston 
Gray    Alice,  teacher   Webster   grammar 

school,  boards  52  Magazine 
Gray  Angie  O.,  wid.  of  Chas., h.30  Norfolk 
Gray  Asa,  Fisher   Professor   of  Natural 
History  H.  U.,  house  Botanic  Garden, 
Garden,  corner  Linnsean 
Gray  Bridget  Mrs.,  house  329  Main 
Gray  Edward  H.,  piano  finisher  Ivers  & 
Pond  Piano  Co.,  Albany,  b.  2  Columbia 
Gray  Elisha  F.,  laborer,  382  Main,  boards 

22  Pearl 
Gray  Elizabeth  Miss,  house  107  Green 
Gray  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  house  128  Pleasant 
Gray  Frank,  teamster,  h.  r.  162  Dublin 
Gray  Geo.  H.,  at  Ivers  &  Pond  Piano  Co., 

Albany 
Gray  Geo.  Z.  d.d.,  Dean  Episcopal  Theo. 

School,  house  3  Mason 
Gray  Hannah,  wid.  of  Gideon,  b.  693  Main 
Gray  Harry,  clerk,  122  Cambridge,  boards 

58  Sixth 
Gray  Horace  J.,  deputy  collector  Internal 
Revenue   (P.   O.  building,  B.),  house 
Bristol,  corner  Webster  avenue 
Gray  Isabella  Mrs.,  house  157  Winsor 
Gray  Jacob,  carver,  boards  59  Third 
Gray  James,  laborer,  house  9  Revere 
Gray  James   M.,  waiter  Memorial  Hall, 

house  31  Webster  avenue 
Gray  James  S.,  boiler  maker,  92  Main, 

house  126  Green 
Gray  John,  house  24  Vine 
Gray  John  C,  lawyer  (B.),  house  Brattle, 

comer  Fresh  Pond  lane 
Gray  John  C,  teamster,  h.  rear  8  Holyoke 
Gray  John  L.,  laborer,  h.  159  Broadway 
Gray  Joseph,  hostler  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  house  2  George 
Gray  Jos.  T.,  laborer,  h.  218  Putnam  av. 
Gray  J.  Frank,  boards  36  Sidney 
Gray  Peter,  house  40  Plymouth 
Gray    Peter,  tinsmith   (12    Marshall.  B.), 

house  Groveland,  1st  from  Spruce 
Gray  Rebecca  Miss,  house  107  Green 
Gray  Richard  W.,  piano  finisher  Ivers  & 
Pond  Piano  Co.,    Albany,    house    2 
Columbia 


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Gray  Robert,  bookbinder  Riverside  Press, 
house  13  Hewes  [Pleasant  pi. 

Gray  Robert  A.,  postal  clerk  (B.),  bouse  7 

Gray  Stephen,  clerk  (2  Lakeinan   market, 
B.),  boards  142  Harvard 

Gray  Stephen  W.,  fruit  and  confection- 
ery, 214  North  avenue,  house  do. 

Gray   Walter,   printer  University  Press, 
rooms  3  Charles  River 

Gray    William    H.,  instructor   House  of 
Correction,  house  90  Thorndike 

Grayson  Peter,  machinist  (Charlestown, 
B.),  house  60  North 

Grazaini  Lewis,  plaster  paris  moulder,  h. 
1  Rogers'  block,  Washington 

Greaves  Chas.  H.,  clerk  (40  State,  B.),bds. 
Elm,  coiner  White 

Greaves    Thomas    J.,  "carriage    painter, 
house  Elm,  corner  White 

Grebenstein  Edward  W.,  bookbinder  Riv- 
erside Press,  house  55  Green 

Greco  Letterio  C,  hairdresser,  573  Main, 
house  19  Essex 

Gregg  George  G.,  wood  turner  A.  Fitz- 
patrick,  boards  374  Main 

Greehan  John  B.,  cooper,  h.  167  Winsor 

Greely  Leander,  carpenter,    builder,  and 
lumber,  113  Broadway,  h.  13  Pleasant 

Greely  Philip  Mrs.,  house  13  Centre 

Greely  Philip  T.  (177  State,  B.),  house  13 
Centre  [h.  9  Front 

Greely   Wm.   B.,  clerk   (141  Federal,  B.), 

Green  Albert  T.,  artists'  colors,  house  99 
Green 

Green    Alfred,    printer  (B.),    house    432 
Broadway  [Allston 

Green  Allen  M.,  clerk  (69  Kilby,  B.),  h.  71 

Green  Andrew  J.,  principal  assessor,  dis- 
trict 3,  office  City  Hall,  h.  28  Second 

Green  Ansil  W.,  foreman  car-house  Cam- 
bridge R.  R.  Co.,  Dunster,  h.  18  do. 

Green    Catherine,  widow  of  Charles  A., 
house  14  Washington  avenue 

Green  Catherine,  widow  of  Martin,  house 
rear  161^  Broadway 

Green  Charles,  tobacco  (127  Cambridge, 
B.),  house  15  EJollis 

Green  Charles  G.  (36  Hawley,  B.),  house 
14  Washington  avenue  [Holly 

Green  Chas.  R.,  stair-builder,  house  Hotel 

Green   Cheney   (12   Leather  square,  B.), 
house  34  Cottage 

Green  Daniel,  laborer,  house  13  Sparks 

Green  Elbridge  E.,  gas  and  steam  fitter, 
house  97  Green 

Green  Elizabeth  Wentworth  Miss, teacher, 
17  Berkeley,  boards  20  Buckingham 

Green  Eugene,  laborer,  b.  88  Mt.  Auburn 

Green  Frank  F.,  gardener,  house  21  Reed 

Green  George,  boiler  maker,  92  Main 

Green  Gustof,  helper,  17  Main,  h.SPelham 

Green  Henry,  U.  S.  N.,  b.  r.l61£  Broadway 

Green  Henry  T.,  printer  Riverside  Press, 
house  81  School 

Green  James,  at  Cambridge  Rolling  Mill, 
boards  163  Broadway 

Green  Jeremiah,  clerk,  8  Broadway,  b.do. 


Green  John,  shoemaker,  119  Gore,  h.  do. 
Green   John  S.,  organ-maker   (Walthara, 

cor.  Washington,  B.),  h.  71  Allston 
Green  Joseph  W.,  variety  store,  93  Main, 

house  do.  [Webster  av. 

Green  Julia  A.,  widow  of  Wm.  H.,  h.  22 
Green  Lewis  A.,  lab.,  h.37  Cowperthwaite 
Green  Margaret,  widow  of  John,  house 

42  Foster 
Green  Michael,   cigar  maker,   599  Main, 

boards  rear  3  State 
Green  Moses  S.,  waiter  (Young's  Hotel, 

B.),  boards  116  Columbia 
Green  Nicholas  St.  John  Mrs.,  house  20 

Buckingham 
Green  Oscar  F.,  stair  builder,  113  Broad- 
way, house  4  Seckel 
Green  Patrick,  laborer,  house  14  Vine 
Green  Peter,  laborer,  house  184  Bridge 
Green  Philip,  painter,  h.  13  Fairmont  av. 
Green  Thomas,  fireman  Revere  Sugar  Re- 
finery, house  80  Sixth 
Green  Thomas,  laborer,  house  14  Reed 
Green  Thomas,  varnisher,  h.  39  Gore 
Green  Thomas  H.,  gardener,  b.  14  Reed 
Green  Walter  H.,  carver,  bds.  74  River 
Green  William,  cabinet  maker,  Woodbury 

building,  Otis 
Green  William,  laborer,  boards  14  Vine 
Green  Wm.  F.,  wood  engraver,  h.  4  Seckel 
Greene  Albert  T.,  artist's  oil  color  nmfr., 

rear  382  Main,  house  99  Green 
Greene  Benjamin,  musician,  h. 122  Winsor 
Greene  Charlotte   E.;  widow   of  Edward 

K.,  house  23  Wallace 
Greene  Charles  A.,  conductor  Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co.,  b.  Cambridge,  c.  Baldwin 
Greene  Elbridge  A. (Greene  &  Co.), stoves, 

etc.,  552,651  and  653  Main,  h.97  Green 
Greene    Harris    R.    Rev.,    pastor  Second 

Baptist  Society,  house  122  Otis 
Greene  James,  laborer,  bds.  163  Broadway 
Greene  John,  laborer,  house  Burns'  block, 

Foster  place 
Greene  John,  cabinet  maker,  b.  69  Elm 
Greene  John  P.,  brush  maker,  b.  14  Vine 
Greene    John    R.  (Greene   &   Williams), 

confectioner,  7  Prospect,  h.  65  Green 
Greene  Joseph  G.  jr.,  boots  and  shoes,  11 

Harvard  row,  boards  46  Mt.  Auburn 
Greene  Joseph  T.,  upholsterer,  b.  69  Elm 
Greene  Mary  H.,  widow   of  Issacher  A., 

house  95  Green 
Greene  Peter,  cabinet  maker,  h.  69  Elm 
Greene  Peter  F.,  cabinet  maker  (66  Pitts, 

B.),  house  26  East 
Greene  Rowland  D., conductor  Cambridge 

R.  R. Co.,  house  Baldwin  street  station 

Cambridge  R.  R.  Co.  fh.  39  Gore 

Greene  Thomas  L.,  varnisher,  203  Bridge, 
Greene  Walter  A.,  teamster,  h.  71  School 
Greene  Warren  L.,  box  maker,  3  Hamp- 
shire, boards  122  Winsor 
Greene  Wm.,  upholsterer  (B.),  b.  67  Elm 
Greene  &  Co.  (Elbridge  A.Greene),  stoves, 

furnaces,  gas  and  steam    fitting,  552, 

651  and  653  Main 


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Greene  &  Williams  (John  B.  (Greene  and 
James  M.  Williams),  confectioners,   7 
and  9  Prospect 
Greener  Mary  A.,  widow  of  Richard  W., 

house  63  Washington 
Greenlaw  Harry  E.  (Commercial  whf.,  B), 

boards  125  Harvard 
Greenlaw   Moses  W.,   polisher  (Charles- 
town,  B.),  house  125  Harvard 
GREKNLEAF  ALBERT  P.,  ma 
son, 469  and  509  Main, and  6  Douglass, 
paper-hangings,  469  Main,  h.  464  do. 
Greenleaf  Geo.  J.,  lab.,  b.  242  Harvard 
Greenleaf  Geo.  W.,  plumber,  house  Chest- 
nut, corner  Sidney 
Greenleaf  James  Mrs.,  house  76  Brattle 
Greenleaf  Joseph,  mason,  h.  r.  18£  Lopez 
Greenleaf  Joseph,  millwright,  h.  28  Fifth 
Greenleaf  Oliver  P.,  mason,   26  Central 

square,  house  49  Essex 
Greenley  Jennie  Miss,   seamstress   Alms- 
house, Tannery,  boards  do. 
Greenough  Henry,  h.  747  Cambridge 
Greenough  James,  flour  (27  Doane,   B.), 

house  33  Tremont 
Greenough  Joseph  F.,  boards  9  Garden 
Greenough   Walter  C,  crayon   artist   (14 
Temple  place,  B. ),  boards  123  Oxford 
Greenough  Wm.  A.  Mrs.,  boards  4  Green- 
ough avenue 
Greenough  Wm.  H.  Mrs.,  house  9  Garden 
Greenough  Wm.  P.,  flour  (27  Doane,   B.), 

house  123  Oxford,  N.  C. 
Greenville  Chris,  laborer,  h.  297  Gore 
Greenwood  Frank  W.,  clerk  P.  O.,  7  Har- 
vard row,  h.  at  Somerville  [do. 
Greenwood  Henry,  baker,  15  River,  b.    17 
Greenwood  Jos.  brick  maker,  h.  116  Dublin 
Greenwood  Lemuel   A.,    overseer    Cam- 
bridge R.  R.  Co.'s  stable,   201    Main, 
house  82  Green 
Greenwood  Moses,  salesman  (177  and  181 

Congress,  B.),  house  8  Mellen 
Greenwood  Wm.  H. , clergymen,  b.  18  Story 
Greenwood  Wm.  P.,  house  197  Harvard 
Greer  Adolph,  wood  turner,  h.  19£  Third 
Greer  Hiram,  truckman  (22  Kingston,  B.), 
house  32  Second  [burn 

Gregg  David  A.,  draughtsman,  h.  127  Au- 
Gregory  Franklin  E.,  h.  6  Maple  avenue 
Gregory  Frederick  W.,  com.  mer.  (3  Cen- 
tral wharf,  B.),  house  29  Lee 
Gregory  John  B  ,   mason,  house  rear  28 

Washington,  near  Portland 
Gregory  John  P.,  agent  Union  Glass  Co. 

(129  Milk,  B.),  house  86  Prospect 
Gregory  Matthias,   cooper  J.  H.  Eames, 

house  159  Pearl 
Gregory  Thomas  B.,  packer  N.   E.   Glass 

Co.,  house  26  Fifth 
Greires  Sarah  M.  Miss,  teacher,  3  Sixth 
Grenniug  Louis,  cabinet  maker,  b.19  Third 
Grenning  Peter,  house  19  Third 
Gribben  Bessie  Miss,  h.  Charles,  n.  Sixth 
Gribbins  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  house  18  Brown 
Gridley  Eunice  M.Miss,  house  25  Prospect 
Gridley  James  F.,  house  61  Oxford 


Gridley  Wm.  A.,  salesman,  203  Bridge, 
house  at  Jamaica  Plain  [Fifth 

Grieves  Chas.  H.,  brass-moulder,  house  55 

Grieves  J.  Edward,  salesman  (26Summer, 
B.),  house  148  Cambridge 

Grieves  Sarah  T..  widow  of  Thos.,  house 
3  Sixth  [B.),  b.  104  Spring 

Grieves     Walter     F.,     clerk     (11   Kilby, 

Grieves  Wm.  H.,  watchman  N.  E.  Glass 
Works,  house  104  Spring 

Griffin  Appleton  P.  C,  Boston  Public 
Library  (46  Boylston,  B.),  house  729 
Cambridge 

Griffin  Arthur  C,  wheelwright,  270  North 
avenue,  house  2  Henderson  place 

Griffin  David,  baker,  502  Mam 

Griffin  Dennis,  laborer,  house  14  McCabe 

Griffin  Dennis  C,  gents'  furnishing  goods, 
131  Bridge,  house  at  Somerville 

Griffin  Edward,  porter,  house  32  North 

Griffin  Edith  A.,  widow  of  Eliphalet,  car- 
penter, house  26  Rice 

Griffin  George  H.,  tinsmith, 220  North  ave- 
nue, house  36  Cogswell  avenue 

Griffin  James,  finisher,  44  Cambridge, 
house  at  Charlestown 

Griffin  James,  ware  dresser,  354  Main, 
house  Auburn  place 

Griffin  Jas.  A.,  brushmaker,  b.  159  Spring 

Griffin  John,  laborer,  boards  12  East 

Griffin  John  H,  carpenter,  house  2  Hen- 
derson place 

Griffin  Mary,  widow  of  Dennis,  house  8 
Shepherd's  block,  Charles  River 

Griffin  Mary,  wid.  of  Michael,  h.  12  East 

Griffin  Mary  E.  Miss,  dressmaker,  b.26Rice 

Griffin  Michael,  bookbinder,  boards  8 
Shepherd's  block,  Charles  River 

Griffin  Michael  (Griffin  &  DolanJ,  soap 
mnfr.,  r.  13  Decatur,  h.  75  Brookline 

Griffin  Morris  J.,  clerk,  131  Bridge,  boards 
at  Somerville 

Griffin  Stephen,  laborer,  h.  121  Harvard 

Griffin  Sylvanus  G.,  driver  hose  carriage 
No.  4,  boards  32  Orchard 

Griffin  Thos.,  paper  hanger,  h.35Brookline 

Griffin  Thomas,  at  17  Main 

Griffin  Thomas  H.,  book  gilder,  boards  8 
Shepherd's  block,  Charles  River 

Griffin  Walter  E.,  clerk,  225  North  avenue, 
boards  26  Rice 

Griffin  Willard  F.,  clerk  (284  Devonshire, 
B.),  boards  38  Cogswell  avenue 

Griffin  William,  carpenter,  b.  7  Franklin 

Griffin  William,  wheelwright,  house  Au- 
burn place,  1st  on  right 

Griffiug  Augustus  P.,  house  85  Thorndike 

Griffis  Elias  D.,  tin-worker,  153  Putnam 
avenue,  boards  37  Somerset 

Griffis  George  W.,  laborer,  153  Putnam  av- 
enue, boards  37  Somerset 

Griffith  John  J.,  laborer  Wm.  Reardon  & 
Sons,  boards  11  Valentine 

Griffiths  George,  teamster,  11  Bridge, 
house  13  Leighton  court 

Griffiths  John  J.,  slater  (232  Cambridge, 
B. ) ,  house  2  Rogers'  block,  Main 


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Griffiths  William,  planer  Rhoades  build- 
ing, State,  house  57  Hampshire 

Griffiths  William,  at  139  Broadway 

Griggs  Chas.,  driver  James  B.  Griggs, 
boards  53  Sidney  [105  Winsor 

Griggs  Geo.  W.,  at  139  Broadway,   house 

Griggs  James  B.,  clerk  (Commercial  whf., 
B.),  house  52  Sidney 

Griggs  Lucy  J.  Mrs.,  boarding-house,  11| 
Norfolk  [ington 

Grimes  Ephraim,  laborer,  rms.  23   Wash- 

Grimshaw  Samuel,  stamper,  153  Putnam 
avenue,  b.  John  H.  Sumner's,  Lawn 

Griner  Adolph,  wood-turner,  Otis,  corner 
First,  house  8  Eighth 

Griner  Peter,  laborer,  house  184  Bridge 

Grinham  John,  grocer,  115  Pleasant,  h.  do. 

Groom  Thomas,  paper-box  cutter,  house 
137  Hampshire 

Grose  Edgar  F.,  provisions,  h.  84  School 

Grose  William,  provisions,  h.  5  Suffolk 

Gross  Mary  E.,  widow  of  Robert  G.,  house 
22  Hastings 

Grossman  Frederick,  machinist  (109 
Court,  B.),  house  263  Putnam  avenue 

Grother  Herman,  sugar-boiler,  h.50  Spring 

Grover  Charles  R.,  printer,  18  Kinnaird, 
house  do. 

Grover  Chester  B.,  house  331  Broadway 

Grover  Edward  O.,  master  Shepard 
grammar  school,  house  at  Arlington 

Grover  Fannie  O.  Miss,  seamstress,  boards 
48  Winthrop 

Grover  Lucas  B.,  house  335  Broadway 

Grover  Nathan  M.,  printers'  detergent 
manufacturer,  house  18  Kinnaird 

Grover  Walter  C,  messenger  Central  Nat- 
ional Bank,  boards  335  Broadway 

Grueby  Edward  L.,  American  Net  and 
Twine  Co.  (43  Commercial,  B.),  house 
83  Harris  [Norfolk 

Grundin  Amelia,  widow  of  Charles  F.,  h.  8 

Gudey  Harmon,  laborer,  house  rear  36 
Washington  • 

Guenette  George,  potter,  house  21  Reed 

Guenther  John,  salesman  (B.),  house  507 
Main 

Guesnow  Manuel,  laborer,  house  16  East 

Gugan  Thomas,  at  17  Main 

Guidi  Peter,  laborer,  house  r.  125  Third 

Guild  Albert,  house  44  Prospect 

Guild  Charles  H.,  baker,  h.  15  Myrtle  pi. 

Guild,  Church  &  Co.  (Geo.  M.  Guild),  pi- 
ano mnfrs.,  Rhoades  bldg.,  State 

Guild  George  M.  (Guild,  Church  &  Co.), 
piano  mnfr.,  Rhoades  building,  State, 
house  at  Boston  [place 

Guild  James  E.,  machinist,  bds.  15  Myrtle 

Guilmartin  James,  teacher  St.  Thomas 
Aquinas  College,  house  35  Winsor 

Guinan  William  F.,  printer  University 
Press,  house  at  Hyde  Park 

Guiney  John,  currier,  house  83  Spruce 

Gullstrom  Albert,  at  17  Main 

Gummo  Wm.  H.,  blacksmith,  house  432£ 
Cambridge 

Gunn  Alfred,  laborer,  house  10  Eliot 


Gunner  John,  carpenter,  17  Main,  house 
Hawkins  oik., east  of  Third, c.  Charles 

Gunnison  Daniel  O.,  painter,  63  Moore,  h. 
64  Inman 

Gunnison  Frederick  A.,  salesman  (84 
Washington,  B.),  boards  64  Inman 

Gunnison  Jane,  widow,  boards  C.  Board- 
man's,  Washington  av.,opp.  Foxcroft 

Gunnison  Sarah  J.,  teacher  Fulton  pri- 
mary school,  boards  64  Inman 

Guppy  Annie  M.  Mrs.  (Guppy  &  Dear- 
born), dressmaker,  419  Camb.,  h.  do. 

Guppy  &  Dearborn  (Mrs.  A.  M.  Guppy 
and  Miss  E.  E.  Dearborn),  dressmak- 
ers, 419  Cambridge 

Gurney  Edward  P.,  carpenter,  113  Broad- 
way, house  20  Green 

Gurney  Edwin  L.,  music  teacher,house  15 
Amory 

Gurney  Ephraim  W., University  Professor 
of  History  H.  U.,  h.  10  Fayerweather 

Gurney  Hannah  V.,  widow  of  Thomas,  h. 
21  Brookline 

Gurney  Henry  F.,  driver  Cambridge  R.  R. 
Co.,  house  12  Eliot 

Gurney  Mary  O.  Mrs.,  house  Hotel  School 

Gurney  Thos.  E.,  mason,  h.  21  Brookline 

Gurnham  Thomas  (Dunn  &  Gurnham), 
painter,  52  Putnam  avenue,  h.  do. 

Gurry  Bernard,  cooper  J.  H.  Eames,  bds. 
210  Sidney  [Brookline 

Gurry  Edward,  mat.  mnfr.,  house  rear  126 

Gurry  John,  laborer,  h.  210  Sidney 

Gurry  John  F.  (O'Brien  &  Gurry),  horse- 
shoer,  498  Main,  house  16  Blanche 

Gurry  John  N.,  boards  2  Lawrence 

Gushee  Edward  M.  Rev.,  rector  St.  Peter's 
church,  house  30  Lee 

Gushee  Julia  S.  Miss,  teacher  City  prima- 
ry school,  Almshouse,  Tannery,  bds. 
30  Lee 

Gustafson  Carl,  machinist,  17  Main 

Gustavson  August,  safe  maker,  17  Main, 
boards  3  Baldwin  place 

Gutheim  Sophia,  widow  of  Frederick  L., 
cigar  mnfr.,  139  Cambridge,  house  60 
Spring 

Gutman  Henry  T.,  tinsmith  (112  Harrison 
avenue,  B.),  house  23  Sargent 

Gutman  Joseph  H.,  clerk,  bds.  23  Sargent 

Gutterson  Amos,  driver  Cambridge  R.  R. 
Co.,  bds.  Cambridge,  corner  Baldwin 

Guyer  John,  piano-hammer  maker,  bds. 
33  Green 

Guyer  Lewis  B.,  boots  and  shoes,  97  Cam- 
bridge, house  38  Fourth 

Guyett  Charles,  cornice  maker,  house  19 
Murdock 

Guyney  John,  weigher  John  Reardon 
&  Sons,  house  54  Waverly 

Gwynne  James  A.,  clerk  (450  Washing- 
ton, B.),  boards  53  Broadway 

Gwynne  Rhoda,  widow  of  Samuel,  house 
53  Broadway 

Gwynne  William  H.,  house  47  Brattle 

Gwynne  &  Co.,  livery  stable,  22  and  24 
Brattle 


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HAAG  JACOB,  cigar  maker,  Pearl,house 

17  Lopez  [Prospect 

Haastick  William,  student  (B.),  boards  4 
Haber  George,  inspector,  139  Broadway, 

house  153  Otis 
Hackett  Benjamin  W., salesman  (115  Fed- 

eral,  B.),  house  13  Sacramento 
Hackett  Bridget,  widow  of  Patrick,  house 

164  Franklin 
Hackett  Henry  C.,  letter  carrier  P.  O.,  611 

Main,  boards  at  Somerville 
Hackett  Jacob,  teamster,  Lyceum  Exch., 

Harvard  square,  house  152  Pearl 
Hackett  John,  boiler  maker,  72  Main 
Hackett  John,  foreman  safe  makers,  17 

Main,  house  at  Maiden 
Hackett  John  Mrs.,  house  16  Hancock 
Hackett  John  H.,  at  University  Press,  h. 

176  Green 
Hackett  J.  F.,  conductor  Cambridge  K. 

R.  Co.,  house  164  Franklin 
Hackett  Mertie,   at  University  Press,  b. 

83  Brattle 
Hackett  Thomas  H.,  clerk,  Cushing,  cor. 

Locust,  boards  do. 
Hackett  Walter  H.,    printer    University 

Press,  house  83  Brattle 
Hadcock  Charles  E.,  sexton  First  Baptist 

church,  house  54  Trowbridge 
Hadden  John,  stone  cutter,  boards  I.  N. 

Higgins',  Holworthy  place 
Hadley  Clarence  V.,  sign  painter,  76  Gore, 

boards  36  Fourth 
Hadley  Elbridge  J.,  trimmer,  203  Bridge, 

house  51  Winter 
Hadley  George  A.,  printer,  b.  36  Fourth 
Hadley  Lucy  J.,  widow  of  Elijah  L.,house 

12  Bow  [h.  35  Market 

Hadley  Martha  J.,  widow  of  William  P., 
Hadley  Nathaniel  I.,boot  maker  76  Gore, 

house  36  Fourth 
Hadley  Winslow  N.,  finisher,  137  Broad- 
way, house  2  Austin  place 
Haffelder    Fred,    foreman    butchers,   169 

Gore,  house  Squire's  court 
Hagan  Bridget,  widow  of  Daniel,  house 

181  Cambridge  [Brookline 

Hagan  Mary,  widow  of  Peter,   house  104 
Hagan    Patrick,    blacksmith,    house    93 

Brookline 
Hagan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  28  Spring 
Hagan  Peter,  cooper  J.  H.  Eames,  boards 

104  Brookline 
Hagar  Fred  W.,  chief  of  police,  office  Cen- 
tral sq.  bldg.,  Central  sq.,  h.  9  Antrim 
Hagan  Fred  W.  jr.,  collector   (P.   O.,  B.), 

boards  12  Norfolk 
Hagen  Hermann  A.,  prof,  of  Entomology 

Museum  of  Comparative  Zoology,  H. 

U.,  house  7  Putnam  av.  [23  Warren 
Hagerty  Jeremiah,  grocer,  1  Jefferson,  h. 
Hagerty  Joseph,  laborer,  169  Gore,  boards 

301  Cambridge 
Hagerty  Mary,  widow,  house  22  Sparks 
Hagerty  Patrick,  horseshoer  Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co.,  Dunster,  house  1  Banks 
Hagerty  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  8  McCabe 


Hagerty  Thomas,  blacksmith,  b  11  Winter 
Hagerty  Thos.,  hackman,  h.  26  Warren 
Hahan  Henry,  boiler  maker,  92  Main 
Hain  Nicholas,  carver,  house  177  Spring 
Haines  Alvin  M.,  bookkeeper  and  weigh- 
er, Almshouse,  Tannery,  boards  do. 
Haines  John  P.,  at  (Boston   Diatite  Co., 

Charlestown),  house  67  Wright 
Haines  John  W.,  silverer  Union  Glass  Co. 

(Somerville),  house  234  Broadway 
Haines  Samuel  A.,  accountant   (16  Canal, 

B. ),  boards  125  Prospect 
Haines,  see  Haynes 

Halberg  Nicholas,  coach  maker,  22  Broad- 
way, house  137  Main  [20  Prescott 
Halbert  Walter  A.,  student  H.  U.,  rooms 
Hale  Aaron,  house  341  Broadway 
Hale  Charles  B.,  driver  Cambridge  R.   R. 

Co.,  house  33  Bow 
Hale  Cyrus,  clerk,  81  Bridge,  bds.  Hotel 
Cambridge,  Otis 

HALE  EDWIN  B..lawyer(209  Wash., 
rooms  39  and  40,  B.),  b.  387  Harvard 
Hale  Hannah  T.  Mrs.,  b.  r.  212  North  av. 
Hale  Henry  L.,  engineer,  Mount  Auburn 

cemetery,  boards  36  Ash 
Hale  Thomas  K.,  expressman, h.  63  Inman 
Hales  Arthur,  carpenter,  h.  140  Garden 
Haley  Charles  B.,  com.   mer.,  flour  and 

produce  (4  and  8  Commercial,  B.),  h. 

57  River  [B.),  h.  14  Ellery 

Haley  Charles  E.,  fancy  goods  (11  Avon, 
Haley  Christopher,  laborer,  h.  132  Garden 
Haley  Cynthia,  widow,  boards  6  Tufts 
Haley  Daniel,  laborer,  house  183  Dublin 
Haley  Daniel,  laborer,  house  10  East 
Haley  Daniel,  teamster,  126  Inman,  house 

at  Somerville  [Portland 

Haley  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  Rolling  Mill  blk., 
Haley  Dennis  J.,  electrotyper  University 

Press,  boards  149  Franklin 
Haley  Edmund,  laborer,  house  1  Clay 
Haley  Edwin  L.,  salesman   (229  Franklin, 

B.),  house  144  Magazine 
Haley  E.  N.,  widow  of  Jesse,  h.  10  Winsor 
Haley  Hannah  Mrs.,  house  47  School 
Haley  Harry,  teamster  J.  A.  Wellington, 

221  Bridge,  house  3  Fifth 
Haley  Henry,  house  40  Clark 
Haley  Honora,  wid.  of  Dennis,  h.  6  Laurel 
Haley  James,  laborer,  boards  132  Garden 
Haley  James,  house  47  School 
Haley  Jesse  W.,  engineer  (45  Oliver,  B. ), 

house  10  Winsor 
Haley  Joanna,  wid.  of  David,  h.  21  Sparks 
Haley  John,  meat  inspector,  h.  323  Camb. 
Haley  John,  house  13  Vine 
Haley  John,  hostler,  249  Cambridge,  house 

9  Jefferson  [h.  47  School 

Haley  John,  iron  moulder,  Third,  c.  Bent, 
Haley  John,  laborer,  h.  277  Cambridge 
Haley  John,  laborer,  house  29  Winthrop 
Haley  John,  laborer,  bds.  34  Hampshire 
Haley  John,  potter,  house  20  Clay 
Haley  John,  teamster,  211  Bridge,  boards 

3  Fifth  [b.  87  Moore 

Haley  John,  wood  turner,  131  Broadway, 


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Haley  John  jr.,  laborer,  b.  277  Cambridge 
Haley  John  H.,  clerk,  244  Broadway,  h. 
60  Columbia  [Decatur 

Haley  John  P.,  baker,  502  Main,  house  17 
Haley  John  W.,  laborer,  boards  21  Sparks 
Haley  Margaret,  wid.  of  Jas.,  h.  38  Foster 
Haley  Mary,  widow  of  Frank,  h.  49  Vine 
Haley  Mary,  widow  of  Jason,  house  150 

Thorndike 
Haley  Mary  A.  Miss,  boards  17  Kirkland 
Haley   Michael,   city  laborer,   house    183 
Hampshire  [Hampshire 

Haley     Michael,    carpenter,    house     128 
Haley  Michael,  junk,  house  49  Vine 
Haley  Michael  jr.,  baker,  502  Main,  boards 

183  Hampshire 
Haley  M.  E.,  conductor  Cambridge  K.  R. 
Co.,  house  45  Amory       [208  Franklin 
Haley  Patrick,  teamster,  550  Main,  house 
Haley  Patrick,  city  laborer,  h.  45  Amory 
Haley  Thomas,  laborer,  boards  164  Gore 
Haley  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  149  Franklin 
Haley  Timothy  H.,  moulder,  Third,   cor. 

Bent,  boards  47  School 
Haley  Timothy  W.,  plumber,  10  Brattle, 
house  20  Mt.  Auburn  [h.  235  do. 

Haley  William,    sawyer,    162    Broadway 
Haley  William,  slater,  house  16  Antrim 
Haley  Wm.,  baker,  502  Main,  b.  45  Amory 
Halford  Isaac,  baker,  h.  163  Cambridge 
Halgrin  John,  slater,  house  30  Banks 
Haliburton  George  M.,  adv.  agent,  house 
15  Market  [Market 

Haliburton  James  A.,  carpenter,  bds.  15 
Haliburton  Thomas  A.,   clerk  (149  Sum- 
mer, B.),  house  15  Market 
Hall  Abbie  B.  Miss,  house  22  Winsor 
Hall  Andrew  C,  laborer,  h.  61  Washington 
Hall  Barnabas  Y.,  ivory  layer,  139  Broad- 
way, house  27  Hamilton 
HALL   CHARLES  E.,  marble  (69 
Charlestown,  and  99  to  101  Haverhill, 
B.),  house  411  Broadway 
Hall  Charles  H.,  veterinary  surgeon,  Pros- 
pect House,  596  Main,  boards  do. 
Hall  Ebenezer  M.,  shoemaker,  176  Gore, 
house  do.  [210  Harvard 

Hall  Edmund  J.,  agent  (234  State,  B.),  h. 
Hall  Edward  H.,  bookseller  (32  Bromfield, 

B.),  house  6  Langdon 
Hall    Edward    H.,    pastor    First    Parish 

church,  boards  21  Berkeley 
Hall  Edward  L.,  clerk  (32  Bromfield,  B.), 

boards  6  Langdon 
Hall  Edwin  A.,  parlor  car  conductor  (B. 

L.  &  C.  R.  R.)»  house  22  Winsor 
Hall  Edwin  H.,  instructor  in  Physics  H. 

U.,  house  5  Avon 
Hall  Elbridge  G.,  driver  Cambridge  Laun- 
dry, house  36  Fairmont 
Hall  Etta  H.  Miss,  dressmaker,  210  Har- 
vard, house  do.  [Pleasant  pi. 
Hall  Frank  H.,  clerk,  610  Main,  boards  15 
Hall  George  E.,  clerk,  6  Brattle,  house  12 

Plympton 
Hall  George  W.,  clerk  (B.),  bds.  8  Cottage 
Hall  Halvor,  cabinetmaker,  h.  391£  Camb. 


Hall  Harriet  A.  Mrs.,  house  9  Palmer 
Hall  Henry  C,  foreman   of  fly  finishers, 

162  Broadway,  house  5  Felton 
Hall  Henry  I.,  agent  (234  State,  B.),  bds. 

210  Harvard  [r.  122  do. 

Hall  Hiram  K.,  teamster,  91  Broadway,  h. 
Hall  Isaac  P.,  broker  (B.),  h.  74  Hancock 
Hall  Jackson  E.,  painter,  house  7  Holly 
Hall  Jas.  E.  (Thurston  &  Hall  Biscuit  Co.), 

31  and  33  Elm,  h.  1  Greenough  av. 
Hall  James  H.   (Thurston  &  Hall  Biscuit 

Co.),  31  and  33  Elm,  house  9  Gardner 
Hall  James  M.  W.,  lumber  (70  Kilby,  B.), 

house  127  North  avenue 
Hall  James  P.,  clerk,  480  Cambridge,  bds. 

109  Winsor 
Hall  Jane  S.,  wid.  of  Oliver,  h.  22  Winsor 
Hall  John,  cooper,  502  Main,  boards  8 

Decatur  court 
Hall  John,  laborer,  house  Willis  court 
Hall  John  A.,  at  137  Broadway,  rooms  63 

Clark 
Hall  John  M.,  varnisher  (B.),  h.  23  River 
Hall  Joseph,  sawyer,  h.  r.  7  Webster  av. 
Hall  Kate  Mrs.,  confectionery,  23  River, 

house  do. 

rf  ALL  LEWIS,  president  Lechmere 
i  National  Bank,  66  Cambridge,  house 

Cambridge,  near  Hovey's  nurseries 
Hall  Lydia  J.,  widow,  h.  187  Hampshire 
Hall  Margaret  B.,  widow  of  Samuel  W.,  h. 

127  North  avenue 
Hall  Mary  C.  Mrs.,  house  36  Hampshire 
Hall  Matthew,   cooper,  502  Main,  house 

327  Cambridge 
Hall  Orrin,  house  6  Follen 
Hall  Robert  B.  Mrs.,  house  15  Avon 
Hall  R.  R.,  conductor  Cambridge  Railroad 

Co.,  house  at  Somerville 
Hall  Samuel,  fly  finisher,  162  Broadway, 

house  231  do.  [Harvard 

Hall  Thomas  H.,  core  maker,  house  188 
Hall  Thomas  S.,  asst.  supt.  streets,  house 

15  Pleasant  place 
Hall    Victor    M.,    conductor    Cambridge 

Railroad  Co.,  rooms  12  Eliot 
Hall  Walter  S.,  Custom  House  (296  State, 

B. ) ,  house  244  Pearl 
Hall  William,  boards  44  Broadway 
Hall  William  C,  laborer,  house  20  Union 
Hall  Wm.  H.,  at  139  Broadway,  h.  32  Green 
Hall  William  H.,  house  509  Main 
Hall  Wm.   H.  S.,  hairdresser,   house  36 

Hampshire 
Hall  William  P.,  shoemaker  (6  Province 

Court,  B.),  house  13£  Franklin 
Hall  Wm.  S.,  lawyer  (8  Congress,  B.),  bds. 

6  Follen 
Hall  Willis  H.,  mechanical  engineer,  604 

Main,  house  20  Western  avenue 
Haller  Christian  F.,  glass  blower,  rear  577 

Main,  house  do. 
Hallesy  Patrick,  laborer,  house  1  Bedford 
Hallett  Frank  R.,  clerk  (75  Blackstone, 

B.),  rooms  589£  Main 
Hallett  Nelson,  upholsterer  (53  Elm,  B.), 

house  50  Prospect 


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Hallett  Wm.  A.,  captain  B.  S.  Co.  (53  Cen- 
tral wharf,  B.),  house  66  Magazine 
Hallett  Wm.  J.  (241  Atlantic  avenue,  B.), 

boards  66  Magazine 
Halliday  Henry  A.,  coal,  etc.,436£  Main, 

house  72  Elm  [h.  196  do. 

Halliday  John   B.,  cutter,  211  North  av., 
Halliday  Luke,  laborer,  h.  115  Columbia 
Hallinan  Ellen  T.,  widow  of  Patrick,  h, 

3  Cogswell  place  [View  av. 

Hallock  Emma  A.  Miss,  nurse,  b.  43  Lake 

/     Hallock  Gilbert  T. ,  printer,  boards  43  Lake 

View  avenue  Lav- 

Hallock  Henry  P.,  printer,  b.  43  Lake  View 
Hallock  Laura  S.,   widow  of  John  S.,h. 

43  Lake  View  avenue 
Halloran  Catherine,  widow  of  Michael,  h. 

9  Jefferson 
Halloran  Daniel,  house  22  Warren 
Halloran  Edward,  gardener,  h.94  Kinnaird 
Halleran  David  J.,  butcher  Niles  Bros., 

Concord  avenue,  house  near  do. 
Halloran  Ellen,  widow  of  Daniel,  house 

178  Green  [Green 

Halloran  John  J.,  brass  finisher,  bds.  178 
Halloran  John  T.,  plumber,  b.  249  Franklin 
Halloran  Mary,  widow  of  Timothy,  house 

rear  239  Franklin 
Halloran  Patrick,  laborer,  b.  249  Franklin 
Halloran  Timothy  Mrs.,  h.  249  Franklin 
Halloran  Timothy  F.,  packer,  b.  178  Green 
Hainan  John,  baker,  180  North  avenue, 

house  at  Somerville 
Halstead  Albert  C,  tinsmith,  h.  57  Inman 
Halstead  A.   Mrs.,   wholesale  aud  retail 

confectionery,  57  Inman,  house  do. 
Halverson  Charles,  painter,  h.  91  Fourth 
Halverson   Henry,  piano  maker  Ivers  & 

Pond  Piano  Co.,  Albany 
Ham  James  E.,  key  maker,  143  Broadway, 

boards  5  Cottage 
Ham  Nathaniel,  carpenter,  h.  5  Cottage 
Hamblen  Allen  T.,  tin  peddler,  house  10 

Hancock 
Hambler  Allen,  tin  peddler,  house  Han- 
cock, corner  Franklin 
Hamblet  Edward  P.,  clerk  (229  Franklin, 

B.),  boards  854  Main 
Hamblet  Sarah  E.  Mrs.,  house  854  Main 
Hamblet  Wm.   D.,  clerk  Youngs  Hotel, 

house  36  Pearl 
Hamblett  John  F.,  conductor  Fitchburg 

R.  R.,  house  138  Cambridge 
Hamblett  John  W.,  at  31  Elm,  boards  98 

Norfolk     '  [ton 

Hamburger  Benedict,  h.  Harvey,  n.  Clif- 
Hamill  Samuel  S.,  organ  builder,  101  and 

103  Gore,  house  102  Otis 
Hamilton     Andrew,    porter,    rooms     23 

Washington 
Hamilton  Angus  M.,  laborer,  h.  66  Second 
Hamilton  Annie,  widow  of  John,  house 

17  Willard 
Hamilton  Benj.,  laborer,  h.  r.  7  Hastings 
Hamilton  Charles,  compositor  (18  Haw- 
ley,  B.),  house  3  Charles  River 
Hamilton  Charles,  clerk  (B.),b.  27  Second 


Hamilton  Charles  H.,  key  finisher,  137 
Broadway,  house  61  Plymouth 

Hamilton  David,  brass  finisher,  house  72 
Green 

Hamilton  Edward  F.,  elevator  tender  (31 
Milk,  B.),  boards  56  Hastings 

Hamilton  Fernanda,  laborer,  house  27 
Washington  [ington 

Hamilton  George  P.,  janitor,  b.  41   Wash- 

Hamilton  George  S.,  salesman  (103  Wash- 
ington, B.),  house  190  Cambridge 

Hamilton  James,  porter  (107  Milk,  B.), 
house  56  Hastings 

Hamilton  James,  boards  27  Second 

Hamilton  James  A.,  hack  driver,  boards 
24  Farwell  place  [Hastings 

Hamilton  Jane,  widow  of  John,  house  51 

Hamilton  John  A.,  milkman  N.  Under- 
wood, 34  Magazine,  boards  do. 

Hamilton  Kesiah,  widow,  h.  458  Camb. 

Hamilton  Maria,  widow,  boards  Henry- 
Tyler's,  Avon  place 

Hamilton  Mary  E.,  widow  of  Samuel, 
boards  98  Concord  avenue 

Hamilton  Michael,  laborer,  h.  22  McCabe 

Hamilton  Sarah,  widow  of  Samuel,  house 
rear  47  Vine 

Hamilton  Thomas  T.,  blacksmith,  356 
Main,  house  rear  105  Spring 

Hamilton  Wm.  A.,  carpenter,  h.  50  Spruce 

Hamlen  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Willis  C, 
house  12  Rockwell 

Hamlen  Hattie  A.  Miss,  teacher  Willard 
primary  school,  boards  12  Rockwell 

Hamlen  Willis  C,  clerk  (Shoe  and  Leath- 
er Association,  B.),  bds.  12  Rockwell 

Hamlin  Charles  E.,  assistant  in  Concholo- 
gy  and  Paleontology  Museum  of  Com- 
parative Zoology,  house  11  Mellen 

Hamlin  Delwin,  teacher  Lawrence  school 
(So.  Boston),  rooms  96  Austin 

Hamlin  George  B.,  printer  (319  Washing- 
ton, B.),  house  98  Otis 

Hamlin  William,  organ  tuner,  624  Main, 
boards  at  Boston 

Hammett  Henry,  house  46  Pine 

Hammon  Henry,  confectioner,  282  Broad- 
way, boards  at  Somerville 

Hammond  Addie  Mrs.,  house  12  Bath 

Hammond  Betsey  B.,  widow  of  Nathaniel 
O.,  house  166  Cambridge 

Hammond  Elizabeth  M.,  widow  of  Jedu- 
than,  house  18  Sidney 

Hammond  George  P.,  boarding  stable,  88 
North  avenue,  house  12  Forest 

Hammond  James  M.,  glass  cutter,  house 
99  Spring 

Hammond  John,  currier,  board  7  Seventh 

Hammond  John  W.  (Hammond  &  Pope), 
lawyer,  623  Main,  and  (27  Tremont 
Row,  B.),  house  332  Broadway 

Hammond  Jos.  W.,  salesman  (62  Frank- 
lin, B.),  house  10  Forest 

Hammond  Josephine  Miss,  dressmaker, 
boards  18  Sidney 

Hammond  William  G.,  tinsmith,  house 
rear  189  Hampshire 


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Hammond  &  Pope  (John  W.  Hammond 
and  Chas.  G.  Pope),  lawyers,  623 
Main,  and  (27  Tremont  Row,  B.) 

Hammons  Georgiana,  widow,  boards  44 
Tremont 

Hammutz  Caroline,  widow  of  Joseph, 
house  rear  81  Sixth 

Hampson  David,  engineer  (95  Milk,  Bos- 
ton), house  222  Green  [Greea 

Hampson  Frank  D.,  machinist,  boards  222 

Hampson  Wm.  H.,  brass  finisher,  boards 
222  Green 

Hampton  Lucy  L.,  widow  of  Edward,  h. 
Harvey,  corner  Montgomery 

HANCOCK    CHARLES    E.,   real 
estate  agent,  5931,  Main,  h.  46  Pleasant 
Hancock  Edwin  F.,  house  572  Main 
Hancock  John,  harness  maker,  house    75 

Franklin 
Hancock  Maria  Mrs.,  house  111  Austin 
Hancock  Rob't  A., clerk  (B.),b.  Ill  Austin 
Hancock    Solomon,    com.   merchant    (76 

State,  B. ),  house  25  Pearl 
Hand  James,  musician,  house  88  Spring 
Hand   Sarah,  widow  of  Bernard,   house 

194  Dublin 
Handren  Michael,  laborer,  b.  196  Franklin 
Hands  Herbert  A.,   homeopathic  physi- 
cian, house  Regent,  cor.  North  av. 
Haney  Bridget,  wid.  of  John,  h.  20  Prince 
Haney  John,  laborer,  house  212  Columbia 
Haney  Maria  L.  Miss,  house  20  Prince 
Haney  Timothy  J.,  lab.,  h.  r.  175  Bridge 
Hanify  Mary,  widow  of  James  F.,  house 
44  Kinnaird  [225  do.,  room  2 

Hankin   John,  at    162  Broadway,   boards 
Hanks    Charles    Stedman,     lawyer    (209 
Washington,  B.),  and  clerk  of    corpo- 
ration for  Charles  River    Street  Rail- 
way, 484  Main,  boards  387  Harvard 
Hanks  Mary  H.  Miss,  teacher  Washington 
grammar  school,  boards  387  Harvard, 
Hanks  Stedman  W.,  clergyman  and  agent 
of  Seaman's  Friend  Society   (Beacon, 
cor.  Somerset,  B.),  house  387  Harvard 
Hanley  Edward,  grocer(Somerville), house 

88  Franklin 
Hanley   James  S.,  conductor  Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co.,  house  at  Somerville 
Hanley  John,varnisher,  203  Bridge,  house 

102  Gore 
Hanley  John,  laborer,  house  69  Amory 
Hanlon  Bridget  Mrs.,  h.  287  Cambridge 
Hanlon  Edward,  laborer,  h.  15  Hayes  ct. 
Hanlon  George  O.,  picture  frame  maker 

house  287  Cambridge 
Hanlon  James,  laborer,  h.  15  Hayes  court 
Hanlon  John,  action   maker,    162  Broad- 
way, house  34  Washington 
Hanlon  John,  teamster,  house  104  Third 
Hanlon    Michael    J.,  action    maker,   162 

Broadway,  house  63  Boylston 
Hanlon   Morgan,   fireman  Revere  Sugar 

Refinery,  house  63  North 
Hanlon  Morris,  action  maker,  162    Broad- 
way, h.  34  Washington  [ton 
Hanlon  Thos.,  at  92  Main,  h.  34  Washing- 


Hanlon  Wm.,  stone-cutter,  h.  301  Camb. 
Hanna  William   J.,  plumber,  200£  North 

avenue,  house  9  Rice 
Hannaford    Daniel    W.,    laborer,     house 

Concord  avenue,  corner  New 
Hannaford    Timothy,    hack    driver,    120 

Green,  house  138  Elm 
Hannaford  Timothy,  lab.,  h.118  Columbia 
Hannaford  Timothy,  teamster,   house  30 

Willow 
Hannah    Robert  C,   stucco-worker  (150 

Mt.  Vernon,  B. ),  house  47  Market 
Hannon  Ann,  wid.  of  John,  h.  154  Third 
Hannon  John,  baker,  h.  92  Webster  av. 
Hannon  Martin  J.,  weigher,  126  Portland, 

house  Rolling  Mill  block,    Bristol 
Hannon   Martin  P.,  journalist,  boards  92 

Webster  avenue 
Hannon  Patrick,  box  maker,  3  Hampshire 
Hannon  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  110  Spring 
Hannon  Thos.  J.,  straight-moulder,  First, 

corner  Thorndike,  house  119  Spring 
Hannum  Esther  F.  Miss,  teacher  Webster 

grammar  school,  house  27  William 

HANNUM  LEANDER  31.,  grocer 
and  real  estate  agent,  549  Main,  and 
proprietor  Cambridge    Ice    Co.,    120 
Hampshire,  house  27  William 
Hannum   Mathew  W.,  book   agent,  house 

23  Suffolk 
Hanscom  Arthur  C,  clerk  (44  Kilby,  B.), 
boards  4  Rice  [h.  4  Rice 

Hanscom  Catherine  M.,  widow  of  Jacob, 
Hanscom  Daniel,  carpenter,  h.  46  Sidney 
Hanscom  Emmons,  clerk,  610  Main, house 

5  Village 
Hanscom  Geo. .bookbinder,  rms.  23  Cherry 
Hanscom  Geo.  E.,  mariner,  b.  46  Sidney 
Hanscom  Henry  C,  carpenter,  h.  7  Austin 
Hanscom  James  S.,   foreman,   92   Main, 

house  17  William 
Hanscom  John,  house  237|  Broadway 
Hanscom   J.  William,   driver,   600   Main, 
bds.  46  Sidney  [bds.  46  Sidney 

Hanscom    Lucetta    J.    Miss,  seamstress, 
Hau scorn  Martin  I.,  printer  (Rand  &  Av- 
ery, B.),  house  3  Grotto  place 
Hanscom  May  A.  Miss,  dressmaker,   bds. 

17  William 
Hanscom  Walter  J.,  clerk,  boards  4  Rice 
Hanscom  Wm.  H.,  carpenter,  b.46  Pleasant 
Hanscom    Wm.  P.,  piano   action   maker, 
113  Broadway,  h.  9  Elm  [av. 

Hanscom  Wm.  S.,  carpenter,  h.  372  North 
Hansis  John  C,  wood  moulder,  Otis,  cor- 
ner First,  house  rear  117  Otis 
Hanson    Charles    B.,    asst.    bookkeeper, 

boards  14  Jay 
Hanson  David,tinsmith,h.  138  Hampshire 
Hanson  John  W.,  sewing-machine  agent, 
house  8  Antrim  [av. 

Hanson  Mary  A.,  widow,  h.  267  Putnam 
Hanson  Mary  A.,  widow   of  Joseph  L., 

h.  8  Prospect 
Hanson  Mary  E.,  wid.  of  Chas.,  h.  14  Jay 
Hanson   R.  Henry,   milkman,  43,  and  45 
Pine,  house  41  do. 


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Hanson  Walter,  clerk,  415  Cambridge, 
h.  at  Somerville  [vard,  h.  119  do. 

Hanson  Wm.,  fish  and   oysters,    148  Har- 

Hanson  William,  laborer  J.  H.  Eames, 
house  267  Putnam  avenue 

Hanson  William,  house  119  Harvard 

Hapgood  Luke  B.,  house  3  Walnut  av. 

Hapgood  Luther,  police,  station  2,  house 
67  Norfolk 

Hapgood  Richard,  supt.  Cambridge  R. 
R.  Co.,  house  2  Prospect 

Harcus  David  E.,  laborer,  house  95  Gore 

Harden  Cushman  E.,  clerk  Charles  River 
Railway  Co.,  484  Main,  b.  53  Cherry 

Harding  Bros.  (Charles  F.  and  Edward  A. 
Harding),  provisions,  69  Norfolk 

Harding  Charles  F.  (Harding  Bros.),  pro- 
visions, 69  Norfolk,  h.  284  Broadway 

Harding  Chas.  L.,  com.  mer.  (202  Devon- 
shire, B.),  house  560  Cambridge 

Harding  Edgar,  com.  mer.  (202  Devon- 
shire, B.),  house  26  Maple  avenue 

Harding  Edward  A.,  69  Norfolk,  boards 
223  Harvard 

Harding  Edward  K.,  house  267  Broadway 

Harding  Elijah  H.,  envelope  mnfr.  (120 
State,  B.),  boards  41  River 

Hardiug  Frank,  cooper  C.  H.  North  & 
Co.,  house  255  Broadway 

Hardiug  Hamlin  R.,  sec.  Metropolitan  R. 
R.  (16  Kilby,  B.),  house  20  Clinton 

Harding  Isaac  N.,  house  288  Harvard 

Harding  Richard  B.  jr.,  express  (38  F.  H. 
square,  B.),  house  186  Norfolk 

Harding  Samuel  G.,  paper,  etc.,  10  Austin, 
house  48  Pleasant  [folk 

Harding  Seymour  W.,  express,  b.  186  Nor- 

Harding  Theodore  P.,  clerk  (52  Devon- 
shire, B. ),  boards  20  Clinton 

Harding  Walter  H.,  clerk  water  regis- 
trar's office,  City  Hall,  b.  20  Clinton 

Harding  William  P.,  lawyer  (68  Cornhill, 
B.),  house  65  Ellery 

Hardwick  Barton,  cigar  maker,  35  Pearl, 
boards  Front  [Brookline 

Hardwick  Melbourne,  engraver  (B.),  b.  16 

Hardy  Albert,  painter,  rooms  12  Dunster 

Hardy  Arthur,  at  (456  Washington,  B.), 
house  117  Spruce 

Hardy  Chas.  S.,  com.  mer.  (44  Broad,  B.), 
house  54  Pleasant 

Hardy  Francis  D.,  house  51  Pleasant 

Hardy  Francis  D.  jr.  (Henry  Thayer  & 
Co. ),  chemist,  150  Broadway,  h.  50  Erie 

Hardy  Frank  R.,  cooper  C.  H.  North  & 
Co.,  rooms  255  Broadway 

Hardy  Mary  H.,  widow  of  Thomas,  house 
115  Western  avenue 

Hardy  Wm.  H.,  action  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, house  at  Jamaica  Plain 

Hare  Francis  A.,  steam  fitter,  house  3 
Snow  alley  [Auburn 

Hargrave  Patrick  H.,   currier,  h.  64  Mt. 

Harkins  Alice,  widow  of  John,  house  Con- 
cord avenue,  corner  New 

Harkins  James,  restaurant,  18  Brattle,  h. 
at  Boston 


Harkins  Michael,   laborer   Am.    Rubber 

Co.,  house  14  Plymouth 
Harlow  Abbie  Miss,  house  39  Pine 
Harlow  Albert  F.,  Revere  Sugar  Refinery, 

Water,  house  29  Fayette 
Harlow  Charles,  trunk  maker,  Rhoades 

bldg.,  State,  house  39  Pine 
Harlow  Geo.  L.,  salesman  (450  Washing- 
ton, B. ),  house  17  Lawrence 
Harlow  Harry  C,  at  Boston  Hose  Co.,  b. 

156  Harvard 
Harlow  J.  Hayden,  clerk,  549  Main,  house 

19  Lawrence  [Union 

Harmon  Alonzo  A.,  teamster,   house  44 
Harmon  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Peletiah,  h. 

13  Wendell 
Harmon  Nathaniel,  teamster,  b.  45  Union 
Harmon  William  D.,  hostler,  h.  43  Union 
Harmon  William  F.,  teamster  (cellar  99, 

F.  H.  market,  B. ),  house  43  Union 
Harnden  Albert,  baker,  house  40  Spring 
Harnden  Edwin  H.,  clerk  (394  Washing- 
ton, B.),  boards  Elm,  corner  Tenney 
Harnden  William  A.,  foreman  B.  L.  &  C. 

R.  R.  paint  shop,  h.  114  Thorndike 
Harney  G.  Julian,  house  16  Shepard 
Harney  John,  piano  maker  Ivers  &  Pond 

Piano  Co.,  Albany 
Harney  Margaret,  widow  of  Michael,  h. 

17  Tuttle 
Harney  Marie  Mile.,  teacher   of  French, 

17  Berkeley,  house  16  Shepard 
Harney  Michael,  laborer,  bds.  17  Tuttle 
Harney  Patrick,  mason,  house  15  Tuttle 
Haron  James  A.,  blacksmith,  232  North 

avenue,  boards  352  do. 
Harper   Amelia   Miss,    nurse,    house   71 

Washington 
Harper  Robert  D.,  wheelwright,  200£  No. 

avenue,  house  193£  do. 
Harper  William  T.,  carpenter,  502  Main, 

boards  30  Sidney 
Harrell  David,  clothes  cleaner  (9  Brattle 

square,  B.),  house  42  Union 
Harrell  Jesse,  clothes  cleaner  (7  Alden, 

B. ),  house  46  Market 
Harries  John  D.   C,    shipper    Riverside 

Press,  boards  109  Auburn 
Harrigan  Bernard,  safe  maker,  17  Main, 

house  at  Boston 
Harrigan  Charles  J.,    express,    Lyceum 

building,  Harvard  sq.,  b.  24  DeWolf 
Harrigan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  20  East 
Harrigan  Michael,    teamster,   180   Main, 

house  49  Harvard 
Harriman  Alonzo  S.,  police,  station  1,  h. 

5  Story 
Harring  Fritz,  butcher,  house  Harvey 
Harrington  Adeline  Miss,  h.  rear  52  Fifth 
Harrington  Albert  O.,  hairdresser  (B.),  h. 

12  Broadway 
Harrington  Anuie,  house  Elm 
Harrington  Bartholomew,  house  10  East 
Harrington  Bernard,  laborer,  h.  1  Pioneer 
Harrington  Daniel,  assistant  janitor  Zo- 
ological Museum,  house  Crescent,  4th 

on  left  from  Oxford 


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BURDITT   &   WILLIAMS, 

Wholesale  and  Retail.      20  DOCK  SQUARE. 


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Harrington  Daniel,  house  13  Brewery 
Harrington  Daniel,  brush  maker,  12  Gore, 

boards  10  East 
Harrington  Daniel,  house  1864,  Bridge 
Harrington  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  192  Bridge 
Harrington     Edward     A.,     piano-action 
maker,  Rhoades  building.  State,  bds. 
24  Prince 
Harrington  Edward  J.,  clerk,  bds.  6  Fifth 
Harrington  Eliza  Mrs.,  boarding-house,60 

Brattle 
Harrington    Eliza    F.,  widow  of  Enoch, 

house  foot  of  Washington  avenue 
Harrington  George  F.,  bds.  84  Chestnut 
Harrington  Henry,  tin  plate  worker    (36 

Union,  B.),  house  24  Prince 
Harrington  Jas.,  laborer,  h.  134  Warren 
Harrington  James,    laborer,  house  rear 

198  Bridge 
Harrington  Jeremiah,  hostler  Sawin's  sta- 
ble, house  Murray,  near  Eliot 
Harrington  Jeremiah,  liquors,  2  Winter, 

house  4  do. 
Harrington   John,  cigar  maker,  h.  Vine- 
yard, corner  May 
Harrington    John    (John    Harrington   & 
Clark),   granite,   Gore   wharf,  Third, 
and  marble  (35  Haverhill,  B.j,  house 
at  Somerville 
Harrington  John,  dry  goods  (17  Tremont 

row,  B.),  h.  foot  of  Washington  av. 
Harrington  John  &  Clark  (John  Harring- 
ton   and    Edward    J.  Clark),  granite 
works,  Gore  wharf,  Third,  and  mar- 
ble works  (35  Haverhill,  B.) 
Harrington  John  F.,  upholsterer,  boards  4 

LinnaBan  block,  Third 
Harrington  John  J.,  stone  cutter,  house 

Murray,  near  Eliot 
Harrington   John   L.,  foreman  C.  W.  W., 

office  City  Hall,  house  84  Chestnut 
Harrington   Lawson   G.,  conductor  Cam- 
bridge R.  R.  Co.,  house  at  Brighton 
Harrington   Margaret,  widow  of  Patrick, 

house  4  Linehan  block,  Third 
Harrington   Mary,  widow  of  Timothy,  h. 
156  Franklin  [6  Fifth 

Harrington  Mary  E.,  widow  of  John, house 
Harrington  Mary  E.  G.  Miss,  teacher  Wil- 
lard primary  school,  b.  84  Chestnut 
Harrington  Patrick,  varnisher,  house  214 

Cambridge 
Harrington  Roger,  lab.,  h.  20  Somerset 
Harrington   Stephen    H.,  peddler,  house 

137  Webster  avenue 

Harrington  Thomas  W.,  boards  4  Linehan 

block,  Third  [31  Dunster 

Harrington  Timothy,  hostler,  Church,  h. 

Harrington  Timothy,  gardener,  741  Main, 

house  158  Green 
Harrington  Willard  H.,  stamper,  153  Put- 
nam avenue,  boards  24  Prince 
Harrington    Wm.  H.,  lawyer,  59H  Main, 
and   (235    Washington,   room    9,  B.), 
house  712  Cambridge 
Harrington  Winthrop  G.,  printer  Univer- 
sity Press,  house  84  Chestnut 


Harris  Benjamin  B.,  stage  carpenter,  and 

machinist  (34  Howard,  B.),  bouse  275 

Broadway  [109  Columbia 

Harris    Benjamin    C,  tin  peddler,  house 

Harris  Catherine  H.,  widow  of  T.  Wm., 

house  8  Holyoke  place 
Harris  Charles  W.,  house  9  Murdock 
Harris    Edward    A.,    action    maker,    162 

Broadway,  house  17  Sidney 
Harris  Emma  F.  Miss,  private  school,  134 

Hancock,  house  8  Holyoke  place 
Harris  George,  house  156  Harvard 
Harris  George  Mrs.,  fancy  goods,  156  Har- 
vard, house  do. 
Harris  Henry,  waiter,  boards  37  Hastings 
Harris  Hezekiab,  carpenter,  b.  514f  Main 
Harris  James  G.,  transfer  agent  U.  P.  R. 
R.  (44  Equitable  building,  B.),  boards 
16  Prospect 
Harris  James  Winthrop  Mrs.,  house  Fran- 
cis avenue,  off  Kirkland 
Harris  John,  laborer,  1G9  Gore,  house  22 

Warren 
Harris  John,  laborer,  h.  37  Hampshire 
Harris  John  F.,  cook,  house  33  Dunster 
Harris  Joseph,  porter,  h.  131  Columbia 
Harris  J.  Watson,  sells  and  repairs  India 

shawls,  house  50  William 
Harris   Louise   W.  Miss,  teacher  Willard 

primary  school,  boards  50  William 
Harris  Lucius  L.,  drug  mill,  r.  150  Broad- 
way, house  rear  28  Front 
Harris  Mark  P.,  steel  engraver  (146  Tre- 
mont, B.),  boards  131  Hampshire 
Harris   Maurice,   cigar  mnfr.,   564  Main, 

house  23  Decatur 
Harris    Philip    W.  (Philip   W.  Harris    & 
Co.),  dry  goods,  etc.,  637  Main,  house 
91  Austin 

HARRIS    PHILIP    W.    &    CO. 
(Philip   W.    Harris),   dry    and    fancy 

goods,  637  Main 
Harris  Stephen  S.,  upholsterer,  rooms  17 

Sidney 
Harris  Syivia  Mrs.,  house  66  Washington 
Harris  Thomas,  white  washer,  house  21 

Hastings 
Harris  Thos.  D.,  laborer,  h.  54  Hastings 
Harris  Wm.,  laborer,  h.  197  Mt.  Auburn 
Harris   William   E.,  piano  key  maker,  139 

Broadway,  boards  30  Tremont 
Harrison  Robert,  teamster  W.  T.  Richard- 
son &  Co.,  boards  46  Boylston 
Harrison  Wm.  H.  (Harrison  &  McLane), 

bill  poster,  78  Cambridge,  house  at 

Somerville 
Harrison   &   McLane   (Wm.  H.  Harrison 

and   J.    A.  McLane),  bill  posters,  78 

Cambridge 
Harrod  Frances  J.  Miss,  teacher  Sargent 

primary  school,  boards  at  Boston 
Hart  Abram,  cigar  maker,  h.  13  Lopez 
Hart  Bridget,  wid.  of  Jas.,  h.  32  Harding 
Hart  Daniel,  laborer,  house  62  Amory 
Hart  Edward,  laborer,  house  36  Spring 
Hart    George,  cigar  maker    (239  Federal, 

B.),  house  14  Lopez 


J.    H.    Cfc    J*.     X».    THAYER    efts     GOm9    660  Main  Street, 

Paper  Hangings,  Picture  Mouldings,  House  Painting  and  Ealsomining. 
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Hart  John,  laborer,  house  254  Franklin 
Hart    John    P.,  fruit  peddler,  house   118 

Cambridge 
Hart  Julian  B.  (Brown,  Murphy   &   Co.), 
shade  mnfr.,  Blanche,  and   (27  Arch, 
B.J,  house  at  Boston 
Hart  Margaret  Mrs.,  h.  271  Putnam  av. 
Hart  Robert,  confectioner,  282  Broadway, 

house  Lopez,  near  Brookline 
Hart  Thomas,  lab.,  h.  35  Cowperthwaite 
Hait  William,  laborer   John  Reardon   & 
Sons,  house  5  Lawrence  [burn 

Hart  Wm.  D.,  blacksmith,  b.    197  Mt.  Au- 
Hart,  see  Hartt 

Hartford  A.  E.,  box  maker,  3  Hampshire 
Hartford  William,  laborer,  house  9  Tuttle 
Hartness  George,  milkman,  h.  11  Willard 
Hartnett    John    B.,    marble    worker,    53 
Main,  boards  at  Dedhara  [pi. 

Hartnett  Julia,  wid.  of  Thos.,  h.  5  Lamson 
Hartnett  J.  Daniel,  boards  190  Bridge 
Hartnett  Mary,  widow  of  John.  h.  11  Short 
Hartney  Mortimer,  currier,  h.  210  Franklin 
Hartnoll  Richard,  stone  cutter  A.  McDon- 
ald, b.  I.  N.  Higgins',  Holwovthy  pi. 
Hartry  John,  hostler,  h.  143  Webster  av. 
Hartshorn  George  T.,  student  H.  U.,  rms. 

17  Kirkland 
Hartshorn    James  F.,  wood   turner,  131 

Broadway,  house  26  Union 
Hartshorn  Jos.  (J.   Hartshorn  &  Co.),  up- 
holsterer (21  Charles,   B.),   house  86 
Thorndike  |Thorndike 

Hartshorn   Joseph  W.,  upholsterer,  b.  86 
Hartt  John,  house  40  Concord  avenue 
Hartwell  Charles  H.,  provisions,  126  Cam- 
bridge, house  98  Thorndike 
Hartwell  Fannie  C,   teacher  Felton  pri- 
mary school,  boards  106  Austin 
Hartwell    Frank,   clerk,   126    Cambridge, 

rooms  61  Third 
Hartwell  George  A.,  provisions,  3  Inman 

square,  house  22  Antrim 
Hartwell  George  H.,  jeweler  (7  Lancaster, 

B.),  house  106  Austin 
Hartwell  James   K.,   salesman    (29  Dock 

square.  B. ),  house  12  William 
Hartwell  James   T.,  hats,   caps,    etc.  (29 

Dock  square,  B.j.  house  12  William 
Hartwell  J.  Albeit,  clerk,  126  Cambridge, 

house  148  do. 
Hartwell  William,  carpenter,  h.  6  Lincoln 
Hartwell   William   H.,  hay,  grain,  etc.,  81 

Bridge,   house  at  Somerville 
Harty  Michael   J.    (McCloskey  &   Harty), 
grocer,  91  and  443  Cambridge,  rooms 
53  Otis 
Hartz   Hellena,  widow  of  Michael,  house 

rear  118  Harvard 
Harvard  Cooperative  Society,  450  Harvard 
Harvard  University  Botanic  Garden,  junc. 

Garden,  Linnaean  and  Raymond 
Harvard     University   Gymnasium,    Kirk- 
land, junction  Holmes  place 
Harvey  Alonzo  J.,  clerk,  boards  33  Fourth 
Harvey  Annie  M.,  widow  of  John  S.,  h. 
Mt.  Pleasant,  corner  Walden 


Harvey  Charles,  porter  (23  Central  wharf, 
B.),  house  10  Bath  [b.  4  Oak 

Harvey  Charles,  teamster,  253  Cambridge, 
Harvey   Daniel    G.,    foreman,    114  Cam- 
bridge, house  33  Fourth 
Harvey  Fanny  C,  widow  of  Milton,  bds. 
Washington  avenue,  corner  Arlington 
Harvey  Joseph   W.,  wheelwright,  4  Cam- 
bridge, boards  74  Otis 
Harvey  Lydia  A.,  house  40  Mt.  Auburn 
Harvey  Samuel  C.   (226   Washington,  B.), 
house  49  Cottage  [h.  do. 

Harvey  Walter  E.,  physician,  14  William, 
Harvie  Charles  W.,  carpenter  J.  H.  Eames, 
house  7  Blanche  [Hotel 

Harwood   George   H.,  hostler,  b.  Porter's 
Harwood   Horace  S.,  traveling  salesman, 

house  13  Mt.  Auburn 
Haseltine     Carrie    L.    Mrs.,    button-hole 

maker,  12  Dunster,  house  do. 
Haseltine  Lydia  L.,  widow  of  Moses  D., 

boards  10  White 
Haskell  Barnabas  D.  jr.,  salesman  (5  Win- 

throp  square,  B.),  house  33  Orchard 
Haskell  C.  S.,  tinsmith,  boards  22  Pearl 
Haskell  E.   Sears,  blacksmith,  454  Main, 

boards  22  Pearl 
Haskell  Isabella  G.  Miss,  bds.  51  Pleasant 
Haskell  Leona  S.,  engineer  Wm.  H.  Haz- 

lett  &  Co..  First,  h.  119  Cambridge 
Haskell  Melville,  traveling  salesman,  400 

Main,  house  90  Winsor 
Haskell  Samuel  E.,  hairdresser  (109£  Lev- 
el ett,  B.),  house  13  Warren 
Haskell  Walter,  bookkeeper  (B.),  boards 
34  Amory  [h.  34  Araory 

Haskell  William  H.,  cabinet   maker   (B.), 
Haskins  David  G.  Rev.,  house  839  Main 
Haskins  David  G.   jr.,  lawyer    (23  Court, 

B.),  boards  839  Main 
Haskins  John,  laborer,  h.  16  Plymouth 
Haskins  Thomas  J.,  laborer,  house  Port- 
land, corner  Hastings 
Haskins  Timothy  G.,   porter  (31  Milk,  B.), 

house  23  Hastings 
Haslnuer  John  B.,  h.  Harvey,  n.  Clifton 
Haslett  Andrew,  h.  Harvey,  near  Clifton 
Hassett  Annie,  widow  of  John,  house  195 
Mt.  Auburn  [blk.,  Third 

Hassett  Michael,   laborer,  h.    2  Linehan 
Hassett  Simon,  gardener,  h.  79  Wendell 
Hastings    Andrew    G.,    brush  maker,   21 

Vine,  house  do. 
Hastings  Andrew    J.,    clerk  (U.    S.    sub- 
treasury,  Devonshire.  B.),  h.20  Mellen 
Hastings  Belle  S.  Miss,  forewoman  River- 
side Bindery,  house  Prince 
Hastings  Bernard,  laborer,  162  Broadway, 

house  2  Pelham 
Hastings  Edward  H.,  boards  9  Forest 
Hastings  Emeline  C,  widow  of  Samuel  E., 

dressmaker,  589i  Main,  house  do. 
Hastings  Frank,  boards  61  Harvard 
Hastings    Frank   W.    (W.    B.   Hastings  <fc 
Co  ),  insurance  agent,  89  Cambridge 
(Union   square,    Somerville),  and    (7 
Exchange  place,  B.),  boards  5  Russel 


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Hastings    Frederick    A.,    cook,    Lyceum 
bldg.,  Harvard  square,  rooms  99£  Mt. 
Auburn 
Hastings  George  H.,   printer   (324  Wash- 
ington, B.),  bouse  101  Prospect 
Hastings  Geo.  T.?  lab.,  h.  143  Franklin 
Hastings  Isaac,  gilder  (8  Hamilton  place, 

B. ),  boards  53  Clark 
Hastings  John  M.,  machinist,  h.  31  Sixth 
Hastings  Lewis  M.,   civil  engineer,    City 
Engineer's  office,  City  Hall,  house  27 
Essex 
Hastings  Mary  Mrs.,  house  26  River 
Hastings  Mary  E.   Miss,    boys'    clothes, 

house  56  Auburn 
Hastings  Michael,  house  61  Harvard 
Hastings  Watson  B.    (W.   B.   Hastings  & 
Co.),  ins.  agent,  89  Cambridge  (Union 
square,  Somerville),  and  (7  Exchange 
place,  B. ),  house  5  Russell 
Hastings    William,    piano     key     maker, 
Rhoades  bldg., State,  bds.  61  Harvard 

HASTINGS  W.  B.  &  CO.  ( Watson 
B.  and  Frank  W.  Hastings),  insur- 
ance agents, 89  Cambridge  (Union  sq., 
Somerville),  and  (7  Exchange  pi.,  B.) 

Hatch  Andrew  J.  (Andrew  J.  Hatch  & 
Co.),  provisions,  413  Cambridge,  house 
121  Prospect 

Hatch  Andrew  J.  &  Co.  .  (Andrew  J. 
Hatch),  provisions,  121  Prospect 

Hatch  Benjamin  F.  (Hatch  &  Co.),  ex- 
press, house  21  Wallace 

Hatch  B.  L.,  farmer  Joseph  G.  Coolidge, 
Coolidge  avenue 

Hatch  Celenda  S.  Mrs.,  bds.  1  Waterhouse 

Hatch  Everett  W.,  student  H.  U.,  rooms 
32  North  avenue 

Hatch  George  E.,  box  maker,  3  Hamp- 
shire, boards  233  Harvard 

Hatch  Hattie  M.  Mrs.,  bds.  r.  63  Auburn 

Hatch  Horatio  N.  jr.,  commercial  travel- 
ler, 31  Elm,  house  61  Market 

Hatch  James  W.,  boots  and  shoes  (48 
Hanover,  B.),  house  160  Pleasant 

Hatch  John  R.,  gunsmith  (B. ),  boards 
Squire's  block,  Gore         [23  Fairmont 

Hatch  Stephen  D.,  painter,  660   Main,  h. 

Hatch  Thomas  D.,  bookkeeper,  boards  99 
Garden 

Hatch  &  Co.  (Benjamin  F.  Hatch),  ex- 
press, 6  Brattle,  and  (36  Court  sq.,  B.) 

Hatchard  James,  house  108  Third 

Hathaway  Caroline  Miss,  b.  254  North  av. 

Hathaway  Charles  F.,  baker,  180  North 
avenue,  house  25  Wyeth 

Hathaway  Dorcas,  widow  of  Freeman, 
boards  25  Wyeth  [b.  25  Wyeth 

Hathaway  D.  Elmer,  clerk,  180  North  av., 

Hathaway  Eliza  Miss,  bds.  254  North  av. 

Hathaway  Freeman  H.,  baker,  180  North 
avenue,  boards  25  Wyeth  [56  Erie 

Hathaway  Maria  D.,  widow  of  Galen,  h 

Hatley  William  F.,  mason,  rooms  17  Win- 
throp  [win 

Hattenburg  George,  laborer,  h.  33  Bald- 
Haven  George  F.,  painter,  b.  r.  63  Auburn 


Haven  Henry  P.  Mrs.,  house  r.  63  Auburn 
Haven  H.  J.,  upholsterer  B.   &   A.    R.  R. 

(Allston),  house  rear  95  Main 
Havey  William,  baker,   502  Main,  house 

rear  170  Norfolk 
Hawes  Frank  T.,  clerk  (25  South  market, 

B. ),  house  8  Western  avenue 
Hawes  Geo.  H,  provisions,  rms.  38  Austin 
Hawey   William,  tin  plate    worker    (141 

Broad,  B.),  house  foot  of  Lawn 
Hawkes  Ellen  E.  Miss,  music  teacher,  b. 

11  Mason  * 

Hawkes  Henry  A.,  laborer,  house  2  Front 

street  court  [h.  6  East 

Hawkes  James,  switchman  B.&  M.  R.  R., 
Hawkes    Levi    (Levi     Hawkes    &     Co.), 

plumber,  599|  Main,  and  (50  Howard, 

B.),  house  19  Warland 

HAWKES     LEVI    &    CO.     (Levi 
Hawkes  and  John  Crawford),  plumb- 
ers, 599£  Main  and  (50  Howard,  B.) 
Hawkes  Philenia  D., widow  of  Farrington, 

house  2  Front  street  court 
Hawkins  Alvin,  teamster,  house  85  Vine 
Hawkins  A.  Charles,  teamster,  house  223 

Broadway,  room  4 
Hawkins  Christopher  C,  teamster,  h.  62 

Webster  avenue 
Hawkins  Edward  D.,  clothes  cleaner,  434 

Cambridge,  house  13  Webster  avenue 
Hawkins  Jewett  P. ,  at  1 69  Gore,  h.42  Fifth 
Hawkins  Lizzie  J.  Miss,  teacher  Gore  pri- 
mary sch'l,  b.  Wm.  Hawkins',  Charles 
Hawkins  Thomas  J.,   printer  (B. ),  house 

69  Ellery 
Hawkins  William,  house  Hawkins'  block, 

Charles,  east  of  Third 
Hawks  Joseph  Rev.,  house  125  Norfolk 
Hawley  John,  laborer,  house  40  Winthrop 
Haworth     Arthur,     proof-reader,    house 

Banks,  corner  Sands  ^[Charles 

Hawthorne  Henry,  glass-cutter,  house  81 
Hay  Henry  A.,  bookkeeper  (18  Kilby,  B.), 

boards  686  Main 
Hayden  Albion    K.    P.,   clerk,   432   Cam- 
bridge, house  130  Winsor        [Auburn 
Hayden  David  D.,  carpenter,  h.  54  Mount 
Hayden   Edward   M.,   action   maker,   162 

Broadway,  house  20  Orchard 
Hayden   Elizabeth,   widow    of  Frederick 

A.,  house  10  Conco*  d  avenue 
Hayden  Ellsworth  F.,  clerk,  452  Harvard, 

boards  12  DeWolf  [Moore 

Hayden  Geo.  William,   moulder,  house  69 
Hayden   Henry  S.,  carpenter,   house    33 

Kinnaird 
Hayden  Joel  Mrs.,  house  14  Craigie 
Hayden  Lizzie  D.  Miss,  dressmaker,  house 

54  Mount  Auburn 
Hayden  Margaret  E.  Mrs.,  house  12  Gerry 
Hayden  Robert  A.,  carpenter,  boards   188 

Mount  Auburn 
Hayden  William  N.,  at  139   Broadway,  b. 

16  Market  [bridge 

Hayden  William  O.,  slater,  h.   391£  Cam- 
Hayden    Zebah,    carpenter,   23  DeWolf, 

house  14  Bowdoin 


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HAYES  ALEXANDER  L.,  solici- 
tor of  patents  (95  Milk,  room  72,  B.), 
h.  Mt.  Auburn,  opposite  Elmwood  av. 
Hayes  Alice  Miss,  boards  6  Acacia 
Hayes  Alvin,  boots  and  shoes,  578  Main, 

house  8  Perry 
Hayes  Andrew,  house  21  Banks 
Hayes  Ann,  widow  of  Daniel,  h.  41  Bolton 
Hayes    Clarence    H.   (27  Congress,   B.), 

house  6  Acacia 
Hayes  Daniel,  blacksmith,  house  22  Web- 
ster avenue 
Hayes  Daniel  J.,  mason,  boards  41  Bolton 
Hayes  David,  wheelwright,  h.  3  Watson 
Hayes  Dennis  J.,  boards  41  Bolton 
Hayes  Edmund,  boards  16  Winthrop 
Hayes  Edward  F.,  boards  37  Flagg 
Hayes  Elizabeth  Y.  Mrs.,  boards  6  Acacia 
Hayes  Ella  K.  Miss,  boards  6  Acacia 
Hayes  Fred.  L.  (B.),  house  13  Norton 
Hayes  George,  boards  197  Mt.  Auburn 
Hayes  George  E.,  printer  University  Press, 

house  rear  65  Mount  Auburn 
Hayes  Henry,  express,  1  Brattle,  and  (32 

Court  sq.,  B  ),  house  22  Shepard 
Hayes  Herbert  W„  clerk   (91   State,   B.), 

boards  22  Shepard 
Hayes  James,  brass-finisher,  bds.  30  Yine 
Hayes    Jeremiah,    teamster,    168    Main, 

house  108  Spring 
Hayes  Jeremiah  J.,  cooper,  bds.  30  Vine 
Hayes  Johanna  A.    Miss,   dressmaker,  24 

Flagg,  boards  do. 
Hayes  John,  hostler  Cambridge  "Railroad 
Co.,   Dunster,   boards    2    Shepherd's 
block,  Charles  River 
Hayes  John,  laborer,  h.  r.  243  Franklin 
Hayes  John,  boards  187  Broadway 
Hayes  John  B.,  trunk-maker,   house   138 

Hampshire 
Hayes  John  J.,  cigar-maker,  h.  10  Fourth 
Hayes  John  J.,  cooper,  house  65  Vine 
Hayes  John  L.,  sec.  National  Association 
of  Wool  mnfrs.  (95   Milk,   B.),-  house 
Mt.  Auburn,  opp.  Elmwood  avenue 
Hayes  John  S.,   tin-worker,,  153  Putnam 

avenue,  boards  5  Rockwell 
Hayes  John  T.,  carpenter,  h.  199  Franklin 
Hayes  Katie  C.  Miss,  station  agent  Brick 

Yards  F.  R.  R.,  house  41  Bolton 
Hayes  Luther  S.,  carpenter,  24  Mill,  house 

13  Norton 
Hayes  L.  S.,   conductor  Cambridge   Rail- 
road Co.,  house  at  Somerville 
Hayes  Michael,  blacksmith,  126  Portland, 

house  53  Clark 
Hayes  Michael,  tailor,  house  2  Jefferson 
Hayes  Michael,  laborer,  house  37  Flagg 
Hayes   Michael   F.,   moulder,   354    Main, 

house  128  Harvard 
Hayes  Nellie  Miss,  bread  store,  376^  Cam- 
bridge, house  at  Somerville 
Hayes  Patrick,  polisher,  boards  30  Vine 
Hayes  Peter,  laborer,  house  30  Vine 
Hayes  Sarah  E.  Miss,  h.  32  North  avenue 
Hayes  Walter  H.,  salesman  (54  Commerce, 
B.),  boards  13  Norton 


UAYES  WILLIAM  A.  JR., 
counselor  (41  Sears  bldg.,  B.),  h.  Mt. 
Auburn,  opposite  Elmwood  avenue 

Hayman  Madison  B.,  teamster,  house  180 
Broadway  [do. 

Haynes  Frank  W.,  foreman,  31  Elm,  h.   32 

Haynes  James,  laborer,  h.  40  Washington 

Haynes  J.  F.,  conductor  Cambridge  Rail- 
road Co.,  house  at  Somerville 

Haynes  Mary  Miss,  bouse  50  Cottage 

Haynes,  see  Haines 

Hayward  Almira  L.,  librarian  Cambridge 
Public  Library,  639  Main,  boards  32 
Western  avenue 

Hayward  Elizabeth  C.  Miss  (Bancroft  & 
Hayward),  fancy  goods,  439  Cam- 
bridge, house  do. 

Hayward  Florence  M.  Miss,  teacher  River- 
side pi'imary  school 

Hayward  George  A.  (Work  &  Hayward), 
furniture  mover,  119  Pearl  and  576 
Main,  house  18  Watson 

Hayward  John  G.,  clerk,  555  Main,  house 
58  Pleasant 

Hayward  Walter  F.  (W.  F.  Hayward  & 
Co.),  3  Brattle,  house  16  Story 

Hayward  Wm.  P.,  h.  Elm,  corner  Beech 

Hayward  W.  F.  &  Co.  (Walter  F.  Hay- 
ward and  Solomon  Rhoades),  pro- 
visions, 3  Brattle 

Hayward  James,  laborer,  h.  95  Gore 

Hayward  Walter  L.,  fireman  E.  R.  R., 
house  122  Winsor 

Hayward,  see  Hey  wood 

Hazard  Martha  A.,  widow  of  James,  house 
110  Winsor  [Washington 

Hazel   Benjamin    C,   painter,  boards    67 

Hazel  Benjamin  G.,  carpenter,  174  Broad- 
way, house  67  Washington 

Hazel  Wm.  A.,  draughtsman,  house  110 
Winsor 

Hazel  Wm.  A.  Mrs.,  music  teacher,  110 
Winsor,  house  do. 

Hazeltine  Carrie  H.  Miss,  teacher  Wash- 
ington grammar  school. b.  110  Auburn 

Hazeltine    Carrie  L.    Mrs.,    dressmaker, 

house  12  Dunster 
Hazeltine  Margaret  W.,  widow  of  George, 
dressmaker,  house  110  Auburn 

Hazelton  George    K.,    clerk,     419    Main, 

boards  48  Sidney 
Hazelton  Lorenzo  W.,   expressman,    600 
Main,  house  48  Sidney 

Hazel  wood  Ann  E.,  widow  of  Francis  T., 

house  37  Essex 
Hazel  wood  George  F.,  action  maker,    113 

Broadway,  house  37  Essex 
Hazen  Charles  R.,  janitor  Divinity    Hall, 
house  foot  Divinity  avenue 

HAZEN   DANIKL     M.,  wholesale 
confectionery,  42  Elm,  h.  38  Tremont 
HAZEN    D.  M.   &    CO.,  wholesale 
maple  syrup  dealers,  42  Elm 
Hazen  George  E.,  salesman  (66  Chauncy, 

B.),  boards  38  Tremont 
Hazen  James  W.,  bookkeeper,  502  Main, 
boards  38  Tremont 


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Hazlett  Andrew,    currier,  boards   F.    J. 

Schuller's,  Tannery 
Hazlett  George,   driver   Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  house  Frank,  7th  on  the  left 
Hazlett  John  M.,  foreman  Cambridge  R. 
R.  Co.  stable,  Eighth,  h.  125  Winsor 
Hazlett  Joseph,  teamster  W.  T.  Richard- 
son &  Co.,  house  8  Camden  place 
Hazlett   Robert  J.,   teamster,   boards  46 

Boylston 
Hazlett  William,  driver  W.  G.  MacLeod, 

Sumner,  boards  do. 
Hazlett  Wm.   Henry,  printer  University 

Press,  house  7  Sparks 
Hazlett  Wm.  H.  (W.  H.    Hazlett  &  Co.), 

First,  house  74  Fourth 

Hazlett  W.  H.  &  Co.  (W.  H.  Hazlett,  Wm. 

McHugo  and  Charles  W.  Underbill), 

planing  mill,  First,  corner  Thorndike 

Hazlett,  see  Hezlitt 

Headblom  Charles  A.,  carpenter  (B.  &  A. 

R.  R.,  Allston),  h.  237  Pearl 
Heald  Charles  T.,  cooper,  220  Portland, 

house  22  Pleasant 
Heald  Fred,  milkman,  bds.  152  Spring 
Healey  Robert  B.,  porter  (100  Summer, 

B.),  house  19  Hamilton 
Healy  Annie  M.,    wid.  of  Michael,  h.  193 

Mount  Auburn 
Heaney  John,  laborer,  h.  212  Columbia 
Hearsey  Charles  A.,  tin  stamper,  boards 
64  Columbia  [64  Columbia 

Hearsey  John  A.,  tin  stamper   (B.),  bds. 
Hearsey  Walter  H.,  salesman  (131  Sum- 
mer, B.).  boards  64  Columbia 
Hearsey  William   E.,  foreman   (190  Tre- 

mont,  B.),  house  64  Columbia 
Heath  John  J.,  cooper,  house  65  Vine 
Heatley   Isaiah    S.,   carpenter,   house   79 
Western  avenue  [Norfolk 

Heavey  Wm.,  baker,  502  Main,  h.  rear  170 
Hebbard  Albert,  house  427  Broadway 
Hebbard  Albert  H,  bds.  427  Broadway 
Hebbard  Albert  K.,  supt.,  162  Broadway, 

house  147  Harvard 
Hebbard  Charles  A.,  boards  147  Harvard 
Hedge  Charles  B.,   at  F.  G.  F.  Co.,  house 

163  Winsor 
Hector  Thomas  Xavier,  printer    Univer- 
sity Press,  house  20  Park 
Hedge  Ellen  L.,  music  teacher,  house  7 

Holyoke  place 
Hedge   Frederic  H.  Rev.,  Prof,  of    Ger- 
man H.  U.,  house  48  North  avenue 
Hedge  Lothrop,   salesman   (33  Summer, 

B.),  boards  7  Holyoke 
Hedge  Nathaniel  L.,  house  7  Holyoke 
Hedland  Peter,  tailor,  h.  259  Broadway 
Hedrick     Josephine    O.    Miss,     teacher 
(Anderson  street  primary  school,  Bos; 
ton),  house  35  Hudson 
Heeb  Wm.  F.,  clerk,  188  Norfolk,  h.  do. 
Heenau  J.,  moulder  H.  M.  Bird,  Pelham 
Heeney  Peter  J.,   cigar    maker    (Black- 
stone,  cor.  North,  B.),  h.  115  Pearl 
Heeney  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  r.  175  Bridge 
Hefternan  Charles,  polisher,  bds.  91  Vine  | 


Heffernan  David,  liquors,  etc.,  472  Cam- 
bridge, house  156  Prospect 
Heffernan  John,  laborer,  boards  91   Vine 
Heffernan  Joseph,  shoemaker,  and  coal 

and  wood,  401  Cambridge,  h.  do. 
Heffernan  John  A.,  painter,  34  Mill,  h.  at 

Somerville 
Heffernan  Michael  J.,  stone  cutter  A.  Mc- 
Donald, Mt.  Auburn,  h.  McDouald 
Heffernan  Thomas,  house  91  Vine 
Heffernan  William,  cattle  broker,  house 

189  Spruce 
Heffernan  Wm.,  varnisher,  bds.  91  Vine 
Heffernan  William  F.,  laborer,  h.  91  Vine 

Heglund ,  h.  1  Rogers'  block,  Main 

Heildrick  Otto,  mason,  bds.  9  Broadway 
Heileman  Wm.,  boot  and  shoe  mnfr.   (125 

Cambridge,  B. ),  house  71  River 
Heileman   William  jr.,   clerk   (125   Cam- 
bridge, B.),  boards  71  River 
Heilge  John  H.,  teamster,  h.  189  Broadway 
Heith    George,    cigar   maker,   513  Main, 

boards  at  Boston 
Helfenstein  Frank,  teamster,  h.  19  Pine 
Helgert  Frederick,  currier,  house  Jack- 
sou,  next  corner  Harvey 
Hellen  Elizabeth,   widow  of   Robert,   h. 

rear  12  Short 
Hell»an  Edw.  A.,  clerk,  bds.  125+  Spring 
Hellmann  John  L.,  jeweler  (71  Sudbury, 

B.),  house  125+ Spring 
Hellmann  Thomas  L.,  solderer  F.  Draper 

&  Co.,  boards  rear  125}  Spring 
Hellrigl  Anna  Miss,  teacher  of  German, 
17  Berkeley,    bds.  C.  W.    Munroe's, 
Francis  avenue 
Helmbolds  Henry  F.,  surgical  instrument 

maker,  house  97£  Sixth 
Hemmenway  Sarah  B.  Miss,  seamstress, 

rooms  5  Revere 
Henderson  Adelphia,  widow,  h.  95  Elm 
Henderson   Bros.    (John   J.   and   Robert 
Henderson  jr.),  carriage  makers,  232 
North  avenue 
Henderson  Chas.  W.  (Henderson  &  Son), 
paper  stock,  247  Pearl,  house  238  do. 
Henderson  Edward,  boxmaker,  3  Hamp- 
shire [8  DeWolf 
Henderson  Elizabeth,  wid.  of  William,  h. 
Henderson   Frank   R.,   clerk,    232  Nortk 

avenue,  boards  244  do. 
Henderson  George,  potter,  bds.  53  Reed 
Henderson  Geo.  (Kenton  &  Henderson), 

tailor,  390  Cambridge,  house  do. 
Henderson  George  R.,  carriage  mnfr.,  270 
North  av.,  h.  10  Day  [Harvard. 

Henderson  George  W.,  mason,  house  126 
Henderson  Jas.,  currier,  h.  53  Reed 
Henderson  James,  brush  maker,  house  28 

Hastings 
Henderson  James  A.,  carriage  maker,  350 

North  avenue,  house  352  do. 
Henderson  John,  laborer  in  Rolling  mill, 

house  rear  44  Washington 
Henderson  John  J.  (Henderson  Brothers), 
carriage  maker,  232  North  avenue,  h. 
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Henderson  Joseph,  cabinet  maker,  Wood- 
bury building,  Otis 

Henderson  Lawrence,  laborer,  house  193 
Broadway 

Henderson  Robert,  house  268  North  av. 

Henderson  Robert  jr.  (Henderson  Bros.), 
carriage  maker,  232  North  avenue, 
h.  244  do.  [Hampshire 

Henderson   Sandy,   carpenter,  rooms  104 

Henderson  Thomas,  laborer,  boards  15 
Brewery 

Henderson  Thomas  C,  letter  carrier,  P. 
O.,  611  Main,  house  105  Oxford,  opp. 
Crescent  [Reed,  c.  Harvey 

Henderson  Wm.,  clerk,  200  North  av.,  b. 

Henderson  William  (Henderson  &  Son), 
paper  stock,  247  Pearl,  house  do. 

Henderson  Wm.  A.,  laborer,  h.  8  Sands 

Henderson  Wm.  J.,  tailor,  b.  31  Harding 

1)  ENDERSON  &  SON  (William  and 
1  Charles  W.  Henderson),  metals  and 
paper  stock,  247  Pearl 
Hendley  Lucy  J.,  widow  of  Otis,  house  40 

Orchard 
Hendrew  Andrew,   hairdresser,  466  Cam- 
bridge, boards  Vine,  cor.  Second 
Hendrew  William,  hairdresser,  454  Cam- 
bridge 
Hendrickson  John  F.,  helper,   17  Main, 

house  at  Boston 
Hendrickson    Gustav,    safe    painter,   17 

Main,  boards  166  do. 
Hendry   George    E.,    boiler    maker,  356 

Main,  house  8  Jefferson 
Henley  Francis  O.,  horseshoer,  h.  36  Pearl 
Hennessey  Alexander  M.,  shoemaker,  348 

Broadway,  house  Austin  place 
Hennessey  Dennis,  lab.,  h.  2Lechmerepl. 
Hennessey  Esther,  widow  of  Michael,  h. 

74  Hampshire 
Hennessey  James,  laborer,  h.  124  Dublin 
Hennessey  James,  laborer,  h.  57  Portland 
Hennessey  James,  compositor  Riverside 
Press,  h.  8  Jay  [Hastings 

Hennessey    James,    teamster,    house    10 
Hennessey  James,    at   Dover    Stamping 

Co.,  boards  40  Union 
Hennessey    James  J.,    waiter    (Tremont 

House,  B.),  house  59  Vine 
Hennessey  John,  confectioner,  503  Main, 

boards  10  Hastings 
Hennessey  Sarah  A.,  widow  of  Michael 

F.,  house  rear  1  Webster  avenue 
Hennessy  Dennis,  trav.  agent,   house  21 
Seventh  [block 

Hennessy  Thos.  B.,printer,h.  1  Lechmere 
Hennigar  Amy  Miss,  house  31  Mill 
Hennings  Charles,  cabinet  maker,  Wood- 
bury bldg.,  Otis,  h.  at  Somerville 
Henry  George,  cooper,  h.  54  Washington 
Henry  George  A.,  machinist,  h.  15  Austin 
Henry  James,  laborer,  house  3  Bell 
Henry  James  jr.,  laborer  John  Reardon  & 

Sons,  boards  3  Bell 
Henry  James  B  ,  carpenter,h.  89  Chestnut 
Henry  Margaret  A.,  widow  of    James  S., 
boards  25  Cedar 


Henry  Mary  Miss,  house  39  Fourth 
Henshaw  John  A.,  librarian  Mass.   His- 
torical Society  (30Tremont,B.),  house 
23  Craigie 
Henshaw  John  O., civil  engineer  (13  Pem- 
berton  square,  B. ),  bds.  23  Craigie 

nENSHAW  WILLIAM  O.,  fruit 
(113  State,  B.),  h.  49  Linnsean 
Henson  Christine,  tailor,  h.  r.  77  Spring 
Hentz  Albert,salesman  A.  H.  Hews  &  Co. 
Henwright  Michael,  cooper,    house    162 

Franklin 
Herbert  Harry.painter,  h.  13  Fairmont  a  v. 
Herbert  Hon oraMrs.,h.  Jackson.n.  Spruce 
Herbert  William  R.,  clerk,   458  Harvard, 

bds.  11  Brewer  [Main 

Herbert  William  W.,   hostler,  rooms  896 
Herelihy  James,  city  laborer,  house  194 

Hampshire 
Herelihy  John,  laborer,  h.  269  Cambridge 
Herelihy  John,  stone  cutter,  h.  39  Union 
Herelihy,  see  Hurlihy 
Herman  Fred,  britannia  worker,  house  7 

Seventh  [block,  Seventh 

Herman  John,  currier,  boards  7    Buck's 
Herman  Leopold  Mrs.,  house  16  Craigie 
Hermans  Anna,  widow  of  Hobart,  house 

Munroe,  near  Third 
Hermans  Henry,  machinist,  house  Mun- 
roe, near  Third 
Hermans  Paul,  lab.,  b.  Munroe,  n.  Third 
Heron  Henry,  clerk,  435  Main,  b.  437  do. 
Heron  Joseph,   dry  goods,   435  and  437 

Main,  and  486  Cambridge,  h.  437  Main 
Heron  Samuel,  groceries  and  provisions, 

281  Cambridge,  boards  do. 

HERON  WILLIAM  J.,   plasterer, 
basement  610  Main,  house  451  Main 
Herring  Edward,  clerk,  154  North  av.,  h. 

at  Somerville 
Herring  Fred,  lab.,  h.  Harvey,  n.  Clifton 
Herrick  Frank  H.,  conductor  Cambridge 

Railroad  Co.,  bds.  69  Mt.  Auburn 
Herrick  Israel,   shoe  cutter   (B. ),  house 

202  Harvard  [Kinnaird 

Herron   William    J.,    plaster,    house    34 
Hersey|Emery  O.,  druggist  (Salem, Mass.), 

house  16  Worcester 
Hersey  Henry,  plasterer,  house  90  Banks 
Hersey  Henry  F.,  tester  of    pumps   (B.), 

house  22  East  [place 

Hersey  James,  express  driver,  b.  1  Sceva 
Hersey  Willis  H.,  baker,  502  Main,  boards 

385  North  avenue 
Hersey,  see  Hearsey 

Hersum  Charles  S.,  carpenter,  b.  99  Austin 
Hersum  William,  clerk  (B. ),  b.  99  Austin 
Hertach  Samuel,  laborer,  h.  57  Charles 
Hertach  John,  pocket  book  maker,  house 
.     7  Mullin's  court 

Hess  Alfred  J.,  lager  beer  bottler,  39  Un- 
ion, house  do. 
Hess  Hiram,  house  25  Union 
Hess  John,  bottler,  house  rear  39  Union 
Hess  John  H.,  teamster,  h.  r.  39  Union 
Hesseltine  Ernest,   salesman,   boards  13 

Clinton 


LUMBER. 


tT.    C5-.    c£s    INT.    C3v     <3-OO0:CI. 

Western  Avenue,  BRIGHTON.    70  Kilby  Street,  BOSTON. 
Order  Box,  8  Brattle  Street,  Old  Cambridge. 


MOULDINGS. 


HES 


151 


HIG 


Hesseltine  John  E.,  Custom  House  (B.), 

house  13  Clinton  [h.  1  Union 

Hession  James,  carriage  maker, 244  Main, 
Ilewes  James  T.,  clergyman,  h.  6  Garden 
Hewes  John,  machinist,  h.  133  Portland 
Hewes,  see  Hews 
Hewett  Asa  W.,  traveling  agt.,  502  Main, 

house  88  Norfolk 
Hewett  John  E.,  clerk  (B.),  b.  88  Norfolk 
Hewett,  see  Hewitt 
Hewins  Harriet  N.,  widow  of   George  G., 

house  373  Harvard 
Hewins     John    A.,    spring    bed    maker, 

Rhoades  bldg.,  State,  bds.  56  Sidney 
Hewitt  James,  carriage  maker,  house  39 

Spruce 
Hewitt,  see  Hewett 
Hewlett  Frances  L.,  widow  of  Albert,  h, 

167  Brookline 
Hews  Albert  H.   (A.   H.   Hews  &  Co.), 

earthenware,  Crescent  avenue,  boards 

41  Walden 
Hews  Augustus  H.,  house  291  Broadway 
Hews  A.  H.  &  Co.  (Albert  H.  and  Horatio 

Hews),  earthen  ware  manufacturers, 

Crescent  avenue 
Hews  Horatio  (A.  H.  Hews  &  Co.),  earth- 
en ware,  Crescent  av.,  h.  at  Weston 
Hews,  see  Hewes 
Hewson  John  M.,  boots  and  shoes,  424 

*  Cambridge,  house  rear  145  Columbia 
Heycroft  Joseph,  shoemaker,  house  187 

Mt.  Auburn 

Heyden  Henry,  galvanizer,  h.  94  Winsor 

Heyden  William  H.,  brass  finisher,  house 
55  Moore 

Heyden,  see  Hayden 

Heymer  Fred  W.,  clerk  (254  Washington, 
B.),  boards  22  Wendell 

Heymer  John  C,  stereotyper  (179  Devon- 
shire, B.),  house  22  Wendell 

Heyn   Frederick   A.,   sausage  maker,  R. 

*  Weitze,  house  Eighth,  near  Spring 
Heywood  George  A.,  lumber  (130  State, 

B.),  boards  303  Broadway 
Heywood  John  H.,  clergyman,  h.  6  Ellery 
Heywood  Maria  L.  Miss,  house  149  Austin 
Heywood  Walter,  baker,  912  Main,  house 

3  Harding 
Heywood  William  Mrs.,  h.  351  Harvard 
Heywood,  see  Haywood 
Hezlitt  George,  stone  setter,  house  29  Kin- 

naird  [Kinnaird 

Hezlitt  George  M.,  stone  setter,  boards  29 
Hezlitt    John  A.,  stone  setter,  house  6 

Fairmount  av.  [River 

Hezlitt  Robert,  stone  cutter,  h.  17  Charles 
Hezlitt,  see  Hazlett 
Hibbard  Lillian  Miss,  bookkeeper,  boards 

55  Columbia 
Hibbard  Sarah  E.  Miss,  sewing  teacher 

Kindergarten  school,  41  Holyoke,  bds. 

40  Mt.  Auburn 
Hibbert  Dennison,  teamster,  h.  51  Pine 
Hickey  James,  laborer,  h.  120  Webster  av. 
Hickey  John,  cabinet  maker  (B.),  boards 

123  Winsor 


Hickey    John,    laborer,    boards    Patrick 
Carney's,  Fresh  Pond  lane 

Hickey  John,  laborer,  bouse  51  North 

Hickey  John,  machinist,  h.  192  Bridge 

Hickey  John  J.,  laborer,  h.  45  Cambridge 

Hickey  Margaret,  widow  of   Patrick,  h. 
105  Pleasant  [45  Cambridge 

Hickey  Michael,  stone  cutter,  53  Main,  h. 

Hickey   Michael    W.,   action   maker,  162 
Broadway,  house  746  Cambridge 

Hickey  Patrick  H.,  stereotyper  (179  Dev- 
onshire, B.),  boards  105  Pleasant 

Hickey  Rose,  w.  of  Wm.,  h.  220  Broadway 

Hickey  Rose,  widow  of  William,  house  5 
Rogers'  block,  Main 

Hickey  Thos.  L.,  carver,  b.  120  Webster  av. 

Hickie  Daniel  J.,  baker  (648  Washington, 
B.),  house  157  Main 

Hickie    Lucy  M.   Mrs.,   dressmaker,   157 
Main,  house  do. 

Hickman  Catherine  M.,  widow  of  James, 
dressmaker,  house  171  Green 

Hicks  John  G.,  wheelwright,  h.  25  Park 

Hicks  Mary  D.  Mrs.,  h.  84  Buckingham 

Hicks  Samuel  W.,  laborer,  1  Prospect,  h. 
5  West 

Hicks  Thomas,  miller,  house  33  Union 

Hicks  Thomas  J.,   bootmaker,   97  Cam- 
bridge, house  482  do. 

Hicks  William  C,  reed  board  maker,  162 
Broadway,  house  6  Kinnaird 

Hidden  William  H.,  dry  goods   (67  Sum- 
mer, B. ),  house  259  Harvard 

Hidden  Wm.  H.,  student  H.  U.,  boards 
259  Harvard 

Higgins  Andrew M.,  carpenter,  113  Broad- 
way, h.  98  Norfolk  [Seckel 

Higgins  Atkins,  cabinet  maker,  house  2 

Higgins  Augustus  E.,  clerk,  215  North  av., 
bds.  212  do  [h.  50  Columbia 

Higgins   Benjamin   F.,  police,  station  2, 

Higgins    Cornelius,    musician    (Bowdoin 
sq.,  cor.  Chard  on,  B.),  h.  94  Prospect 

Higgins  Edwin  S.,   carpenter,   boards  50 
Columbia 

Higgins  Elbridge  S.,  moulder,  113  Broad- 
way, house  123  Washington 

Higgins  Francis  A.,  driver  Cambridge  R. 
R.  Co.,  house  121  Western  avenue 

Higgins  Fred  A.,  clerk    (55  Bedford,   B.), 
boards  98  Norfolk  [ct. 

Higgins  Geo.  W.,  carpenter,  h.  5  Stinson 

Higgins  Isaac  N.,  foreman  Cambridge  R. 
R.  Co.,  Mt.  Auburn,  h.  Holworthy  pi. 

Higgins  Jabez  B.,  fish  market,  215  North 
avenue,  house  212  do. 

Higgins  John,  laborer  Cambridge  R.   R. 
Co.,  house  6  Erie 

Higgins  John  jr.,  upholsterer,  556  Main, 
boards  6  Erie 

Higgins  John  H., liquors  (26  Dock  square, 
B.),  house  24  Tremont 

Higgins  J.  F.,  varnisher,  162  Broadway, 
house  40 First  [burn 

Higgins  Margaret,  wid.,  h.  r.   65   Mt.    Au- 

Higgins  Martha  D.,  music  teacher,   house 
Wallace,  near  Garden 


GARDENERS, 


FLORISTS,  and  Contractors  for 
P.  O'BRIEN  &  SON,  820  Main  &  89  Sparks  Sts. 


CEMETERY  WORK. 


HIG 


152 


HIL 


Higgins  Martin,  laborer,  house  40  First 
Higgins  Mary, widow  of  James,  house  112 
Cambridge  [av.,  b.  26  Rice 

Higgins  Michael,  carriagesmith,  270  North 
Higgins  Michael,  currier,  boards   Edward 
Board  man's,  Jackson  [Magazine 

Higgins  Richard  F.,  clerk,  610  Main*  b.  82 
Higgins  Steplien  H.,  coachman,  317  Har- 
vard, house  rear  91  Hancock 
HIGGIJSS  SUMNER  C,  tin-worker, 
14  Pearl,  house  34  Hamilton 
Higgins  Tholander  Miss,  dressmaker, bds. 

112  Cambridge 

Higgins  Thomas,   laborer  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  bds.  6  Erie  [Western  av. 

Higgins    Warren   R.,  cracker  dealer,   51 

Higgins   Wm.,  painter,  boards   Mrs.  Ann 

Loughrey's,  Loughrey  avenue 
Higgins  Wm.,at  191  Bridge,  h.  12  Gardner 
Higgins  William  D.,  shoemaker,  37  Pearl, 

house  135  Brookline 
Higgins    William   G.,  driver,   203  Bridge, 

rooms  54  Fourth 
Higgins  Wm.    n.,   carpenter,   165  North 

avenue,  house  12  Cogswell  avenue 
Higgins  Wm.  P., carpenter,  h.93  Chestnut 
Higginson  Thomas   Wentworth,   author, 

house  25  Buckingham 
Highland  Frederick  J.,  laborer,  house  47 

Cogswell  avenue 
Highland  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  28  Carson 
Higley  Isaiah  S., carpenter,  house  69  Wes- 
tern avenue 
Hildreth   Allen,  groceries  and  provisions 

(B.),  rooms  18  Putnam  avenue 
Hildreth  Charles  W.,  provisions  (45  Fleet, 

B.),  house  14  Garden 
Hildreth   Eliza  T.,  widow  of  A.  Edwin, 

house  62  North  avenue 
Hildreth  John   L.,  physician,  37  Brattle, 

house  16  Garden 
Hildreth  Stanley  B.,  house  62  North  av. 
Hill  Abbie  E.  Miss,  student,  b.  18  Story 
Hill  Adams  Sherman,  Boylston  Professor 
of  Rhetoric  and  Oratory  H.  U.,  house 
Reservoir,  corner  Fayerweather 
Hill  Albert  E..  salesman  (5  Winthrop  sq., 

B.),  boards  132  Pearl 
Hill     Alexander,     engineer    Cambridge 

Rolling  Mill,  house  63  Hampshire 
Hill  Alexander  jr.,  engineer,  126  Portland, 

house  42  Hampshire 
Hill  Charles,  clerk  C.   H.   North  &■  Co., 

boards  141  Gore 
Hill  Charles  H.,  action-maker,   624  Main, 

house  at  Reading 
Hill  Charles  P.,fly  finisher,  162  Broadway, 

house  at  West  Newton 
Hill  David  J.,  pressman  University  Press, 

house  21  Gerry 
Hill   Edgar   L.,  conductor  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  house  15  Charles  River 
Hill  Edward,  tailor,  584  Main,  h.  584|  do. 
Hill  E.  Andrew,  printer  University  Press, 

house  22  Winthrop 
Hill  E.W.,  foreman  M.  E.  Rideout,  Banks, 
house  at  West  Somerville 


Hill  George  A.,  house  866  Main 
Hill  George  H.,  machinist,  h.  5  King  pi. 
Hill  George  W.,  bookbinder   (B.),  house 
111  Washington  [132  Pearl 

Hill  Hannah  A.,  widow  of  William  A.,  h. 
Hill    Hannah    L.   Miss,   teacher    Allston 

grammar  school,  boards  52  Austin 
Hill  Henrietta  Emeline   Mrs.,  laundress, 

house  rear  61  Harvard 
Hill  Henry,  at  139  Broadway,  house  138 

Hampshire 
Hill  Henry  B.,  assistant  Professor  Chem- 
istry H.  U.,  h.  Hammond,  n.  Oxford 
Hill  James  B.,  house  12  Pleasant 
Hill  James  D.,coachman,94  Brattle,  house 

20  Brewer 
Hill  James  F.,  regulator,   162  Broadway, 

house  18^  Western  avenue 
Hill  James  J., clerk,  147  North  av.,  boards 

H.  J.  Reddick's,  Porter's  station 
Hill  John  E.,  watchmaker   (14  Hanover, 

B.),  house  39  Hamilton 
Hill  John  H.,  piano-key  maker,  house  138 
Hampshire  [Medford 

Hill  Jason  M.,  at  139  Broadway,  house  at 
Hill  J.  F.,  conductor  Cambridge  R.  R.  Co. 
Hill  K.  E.  P.  Mrs.,  boards  1  Brewer  block, 

Brattle  square 
Hill  Laura,  wid.  of  Jas.,  h.  r.  88  Harvard 
Hill  Maria,  wid.  of  John,  h.  39  Hamilton 
Hill  Nathaniel  Mrs.,  house  104  Prospect 
Hill  Timothy  Mrs.,  house  24  Foster 
Hill   William  D.,  electrotyper  Uuiversity 

Press,  boards  20  Brewer 
Hill    William,    bookkeeper    (B.),     house 

Cambridge,  corner  Seventh 
Hill    William,  dining-rooms,    205    Cam- 
bridge, house  do. 
Hill  Wm.,  gardener,  h.  r.  189  Mt.  Auburn 
Hill  Winchell  N.,  watchman   (150  Devon- 
shire, B.),  house  178  Harvard 
Hillas  William,  at  126  Portland,  house  1 
Berkshire  [Bristol 

Hillas  William  jr.,  at  126  Portland,    h.  1 
Hillery  John,  soap  maker,  h.  131  Portland 
Hillery  Mary,  widow   of  Thomas,  house 
191  Mt.  Auburn  [Mt.  Auburn 

Hillery  Michael  F.,  laborer,    boards  191 
Hilliard  Samuel  D..  house  28  Winsor 
Hilliard  Stephen   C,   sawyer,  54  Bridge, 

house  at  Charlestown 
Hillier  Margaret  A.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  441 

Main,  house  250  Harvard 
Hillier  William,  mason,  h.  250  Harvard 
Hilliker    John,    hair    worker,  63    Ellery, 

house  do. 
Hillman  Fred,  glass  maker,  h.  2  Gore 
Hillman  John  J.,   silver  plater  (24  Sud- 
bury, B.),  h.  156  Thorndike      [Spring 
Hills  Fontanelle  L.,  teamster,  house    142 
Hills  Henry  S.,  house  78  Thorndike 
Hills  Mercy  T.,  widow,  house  14  Chauncy 
Hills  Wm.  B.  Dr.,  instructor  in  Chemistry 

H.  U.,  house  54  Langdon 
Hilton  James  M.,  butter  and  cheese  (cellar 

3,  F.  H.  market,  B.),  house  9  Mellen 
Hilton  James  M.,  stoves,  etc.,  h.  47  Oxford 


JOBBERS    AND 
RETAILERS  OF 


HIL 


153 


HOF 


Hilton  John,  hairdresser,  b.  117  Columbia 
Hilton  Joseph  F.,  provisions  (5  F.  H.  mar- 
ket, B.),  house  9  Hancock  place 
Hilton  Lavinia  F.,  widow,  h.  117  Columbia 
Hilton  Simeon,  piano  maker,  624   Main, 

house  25  Suffolk  [Columbia 

Hilton  Thomas  B.,   hairdresser,   bds.  117 
Hiltz  Joseph,  cooper,  house  28  Union 
Hiltz  Joshua,  cooper,  h.  337  Cambridge 
Himeon  Minor  W.,  carpenter,  h. 20  Suffolk 
Hinchy  James,  clerk,   18  Brattle,   rooms 

Mt.  Auburn 
Hinds  Benj.,  laborer,  house  3  Conlon  ct. 
Hinds  George  W.,   conductor  Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co.,  house  at  Brighton 
Hinds  James,  laborer,  40  Washington 
Hinds  James  H.,  blacksmith,  92   Main,  h. 

23  Brewery  [Franklin 

Hindsford  James  C,  gardener,  house  234 
Hines   Richard    B.,    commercial  traveler 

(38  Chauncy,  B.),  house  12  Day 
Hinman  Joseph,  agent  Fire  Extinguisher 

Mnfg.  Co.  (41  Federal,   B.),  house  48 

Magazine 
Hinrichs    Henry  C.    (J.    C.    Hinrichs    & 

Co.),  provisions,  130  Inman,  house  204 

Hampshire 
Hinrichs  John  C.  (J.  C.  Hinrichs  &  Co.), 

130  Inman,  boards  204  Hampshire 
Hinrichs  J.  C.  &  Co.  (John  C.  and  Henry 

C.  Hinrichs),  provisions,  130  Inman 
Hippler  Andrew,  peddler,  h.  r.  81  Sixth 
Hirl  Mary  J.,  brush  mnfr.,  32  First,  house 

123  Third 
Hirl  Mrs.,  house  rear  79  Hastings 
Hiscock  Simon  D.,  police,  station  2,  house 

99  Washington  [59  Portland 

Hixon  Charles  F.,  clerk,  157  Harvard,  h. 
Hixon  Edward,  house  70  Franklin 
Hixon  Edward  jr.,   furniture  mnfr.,  602 

Main  and  (459  Washington,  B.),  house 

15  Magazine  [60  Cherry 

Hixon  Emily,  widow  of  Walter  J.,  house 
Hixon  George  E.,  upholsterer   (48  Canal, 

B.),  house  85  Auburn  [Eliot 

Hixon  Robert  T.,  police,  station  2,  bds.  14 
Hixon  Sophia,  widow  of  George,   house 

116  Harvard 
Hixon  William  J.,  foreman,  602  Main,   h. 

at  Maplewood  (Maiden) 

HO  AG  JONATHAN,  groceries  and 
provisions,  171  Main,  h.  287  Broadway 
Hoar  Cecelia,  widow,  house  76  Elm 
Hoar  Edward,  cooper  J.  H.  Eames,  house 

76  Elm 
Hoar  John,  carriage  painter,   270  North 

avenue,  boards  at  Somerville 
Hoar  Michael,  laborer,  boards  76  Elm 
Hoare  Francis,  trav.  salesman  (252  Devon- 
shire, B.),  house  82  Green  [Main 
Hobart  Washington,  carpenter,  house  365 
Hobbs  Emeline  T.,  house  19  Franklin 
Hobbs  Francis  A.,  bookbinder  Riverside 

Press,  house  14  Bath 
Hobbs  George,  boarding-house,  53  Cherry 
Hobbs  Hany  W.    (Boylston,  B.),  boards 
53  Cherry 


Hobbs  Henry  C,  glass  cutter,  house  rear 

150  Prospect 
Hobbs  Jeremiah  R.,  driver  hook  and  lad- 
der No.  2,  house  4  Seventh 
Hobbs  Jeremiah  S.,  carpenter,  h.  7  Park 
Hobbs  Moses  H.,  agent,  bds.  19  Franklin 
Hobbs  William,  clock  repairer,  house  162 

Harvard  [man's,  Jackson 

Hober  David,  currier,  bds.  Edward  Board- 
Hocking  John  H.,  boards  30  Cogswell  av. 
Hocking  Mary  E.,  widow  of  John,  house 

30  Cogswell  avenue 
Hodgdon  John  H.,  carpenter,  boards  rear 

508  Main  [at  Everett 

Hodgdon  Samuel,  carver,  54  Bridge,  h. 
Hodgdon  Wm.,  driver  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  boards  Frank,  8th  on  left 
Hodge  Bridget,  widow  of  Richard,  house 

67  Mt.  Auburn 
Hodge  John  W.,  conductor  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  boards  67  Mt.  Auburn 
Hodges  Alice  R.  Mrs.,  asst.  bookkeeper 

(Tremont    Temple,    B.),    boards    343 

Broadway 
Hodges  Arthur,  civil  engineer,  583  Main, 

and  (19  Exchange  place,  B.),  house  at 

West  Somerville 
Hodges  Carrie  D.  Miss,  b.  100  Mt.  Auburn 
Hodges  Charles  E.,  clerk(26  F.  H.  market, 

B. ),  boards  450  Broadway 
Hodges  Francis  Frederick,  clerk  (22  Pearl, 

B.),  boards  450  Broadway 
Hodges  Jane,  widow   of  Francis,  house 

4'jO  Broadway 
Hodges  Lydia  E.  Mrs.,  h.  100 Mt.  Auburn 
Hodges  Mary  A.,  widow  of  Jas.  C,  house 

11  Kinnaird 
Hodgkins  Geo.,  carpenter,  b.  39  Seventh 
Hodgkins  James  H.,  regulator,  162  Broad- 
way, house  31  Brookline 
Hodgkins  John  S.,  paper-hanger,  house 

rear  140  Spring 
Hodgkins  Joseph  E.,  machinist,  356  Main, 

house  at  Boston 
Hodgkins  Rufus  M.,  h.  1  Whitney  court 
Hodgkins  Walter  R.,  paper-hanger,  bds. 

39  Seventh 
Hodgman  Sophia  Miss,  bds.  124  Oxford 
Hodsdon    Clarence    L.,  eooper,    rear   68 

Allston.  house  70  do. 
Hodsdon  Geo.  W.,  bookkeeper  (11  and  12 

No.  Market,  B.),  bds.  112  Thorudike 
Hodsdon  Wilder  B.,  clerk  (11  and   12  No. 

Market,  B.),  boards  112  Thorndike 
Hodson    John    T.,    cook,    house    Hotel 

Brooks,  Brooks  [Brooks 

Hodson  Wm.  H.,  compositor,  bds.  Hotel 
Hoffman  Charles,  driver,  565£  Main,  bds. 

179£  Harvard  [Harvard 

Hoffman  James  W.,  boarding-house,  179£ 
Hoffman   John,   cabinet  maker  F.  G.  F. 

Co.,  house  351  Cambridge 
Hoffman     John    jr.,    teamster    Goepper 

Bros.,  boards  351  Cambridge 
Hoffman  Karl,  cabinet  maker,  h.  9  Holly 
Hoffman    Reinhold    F.,    cabinet    maker, 

house  49  Clark 


J.  H.  &  J.  P.  THAYER  &  CO.,  660  Main  Street, 
HOUSE    PAINTING,   KALSOMINING   &   PAPER   HANGINGS. 


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Hofmann  Ernest,  tailor,  opp".  415  Broad- 
way, house  3  Emmons  place 

Hogan  Daniel,  laborer  Cambridge  gas 
works,  house  at  Boston 

Hogan  Daniel,  ware  dresser,  354  Main 

Hogan  Edward,  cabinet  maker,  348  Main, 
house  at  Boston 

Hogan  Edward,  cooper,  h.  16  Squire's  ct. 

Hogan  Frederick  A.,  piano  key  maker, 
137  Broadway,  house  486  Cambridge 

Hogan  James,  laborer,  h.  143  Hampshire 

Hogan  Jas.,  carpenter,  h.  16  Cambridge 

Hogan  John  B.,  cabinet  maker,  house  393 
Main 

Hogan  John  C,  electrotype  finisher  Uni- 
versity Press,  house  58  Green 

Hogan  John  J.,  cabinet  maker,  bouse  393 
Main  [Green 

Hogan   Julia,  widow  of  John,  house  158 

Hogan  Mary,  widow  of  Patrick,  house  226 
Bridge  [Cambridge 

Hogan  Mary,  widow  of  Patrick,  house  323 

Hogan  Mary  Mrs.,  house  Hoi  worthy,  cor- 
ner Belmont 

Hogan  Matthew  E.,  pork,  etc.,  h.  6  Mead 

Hogan  Matthew  J.,  teamster  John  Rear- 
don  &  Sons,  house  271  Putnam  av. 

Hogan  Michael,  machinist,  boards  323 
Cambridge 

Hogan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  24  Sparks 

Hogan  Thos.,  machinist,  158  Green 

Hoit  Sarah,  widow  of  Ezekiel,  h.  28  Fifth 

Hoit  Sophia  G.,  widow  of  Joseph,  house 
128  Thorndike 

Hoitt  Benjamin  B.,  dining  rooms,  5  Essex, 
house  82  Green 

Holbrook  Edward,  h.  22  Lake  View  av. 

Holbrook  James  B.,  janitor  (Equitable 
building,  B.),  house  7  King's  place 

Holbrook  Louisa  Miss,  boards  22  Lake 
Yiew  avenue 

Holbrook  Nathan  H.,  supt.  John  Reardon 
&  Sons,  Waverly,  cor.  Talbot,  house 
42  Chestnut 

Holbrook  Vernon,  house  Lake  View  ave- 
nue, 8th  on  left 

Holden  Amos  P.,  house  100  Allston 

Holden  Austin,  asst.  librarian  at  Athen- 
aeum (Beacon,  near  Bowdoin,  B.),bds. 
2 1  Linnaean  [at  Boston 

Holden  John,  shipper  Riverside  Press,  h. 

Holden  Lewis  J.,  at  137  Broadway,  boards 
394  Main 

Holden  Margaret  A.,  widow  of  James  D., 
house  21  Linnaean 

Holden  Orin  A.,  key  finisher,  139  Broad- 
way, house  at  Maiden 

Holden  Robert,  hostler,  h.  432  Broadway 

Holden  Walter  W.,  carpenter,  house  27 
Decatur  [Green 

Holden   William,  blacksmith    (B.),  h.   152 

Holden  William,  fireman  (Washington, 
B.),  house  41  Washington 

Holden  Wm.  H.,  fish  cutter,  h.  53  Vine 

Holder  Charles,  at  162  Broadway,  house 
59  Portland 

Holiu  Michael,  laborer,  h.  364  Cambridge 


Holland  Chas.  H.,  clerk  (1  Hamilton,  B.), 

house  109  In  man  [shire 

Holland  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  189  Hamp- 
Holland  Daniel,  safe  maker,  17  Main 
Holland  Ellen,  widow  of  David,  house  83 

Broadway 
Holland    Frederick    W.    Rev.,    Chaplain 

Almshouse,  house  15  Everett 
Holland  Henry  E.,  organ  maker,  103  Gore, 

house  at  Boston 
Holland  Henry  W.,  attorney  (33  School, 

B.),  house  15  Everett  [con 

Holland  John,  laborer,  168  Main,  h.  2  Dea- 
Holland  John,  laborer  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  Mt.   Auburn,  h.   Cushing,  near 

Cushing  court 
Holland  John  P.,  agent,  h.  395£  Camb. 
Holland  Michael,  hostler,  249  Cambridge, 

boards  22  Willow  [ter 

Holland  Michael  W.,  teamster,  h.  65  Win- 
Holland  Wm.,  watchman  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  Dunster,  house  161  Green 
Holland    Wm.     A.,     printer    University 

Press,  rooms  12  Dunster 
Holland  Wm.  C,  tinner,    163    Pleasant, 

boards  26  Prince 
Holland  W.  J.,  safe  maker,  17  Main 
Hollenbeck  John,  janitor, 555  Main,  h.  do. 
Hollerhan  James,  cooper,  house  17  Winter 
Hollis  Chas.   R.,  wheelwright,  178  North 

avenue,  boards  212  do. 
Hollis  Lucinda  E.,  widow  of  Charles,  h. 

103  Austin  [bia 

Hollis  Mary,  wid.  of  Chas.,  h.  103  Colum- 
Hollis  Wm.  H.,  dentist,  603  Main,  boards 

103  Austin 
Holly  John  A.,  boards  69  Concord  avenue 
Holly  Patrick,  house  69  Concord  avenue 
Holly  Tree  Coffee  Rooms,  20  Brattle 
Holman  Chas.  E.,  clerk,   162  Broadway, 

house  119  Winsor 

HOLMBEKG  JOHN  F.,  hay  and 
grain,  185  Broadway,  house  38  Union 
Holmberg  Sarah  A..grocer,  38  Union, h.  do. 
Holmes  Anna  P.  Miss,  house  93|  Auburn 
Holmes    Caroline  E.,  widow  of  Charles, 

house  12  Dunster 
Holmes  Frank  M.,  flour  (42  Commercial, 

B.),  house  80  Magazine 
Holmes  Frank  Wm.,  student  H.  U.,  bds. 

80  Magazine  and  rooms  4  Matthews 

Hall 
Holmes  Freeland  S.,  janitor  Masonic  Hall, 

633  Main,  and  Boardman  and  Mason 

schools,  house  48  Austin 

HOLIVIES  F.  M.  FURNITURE 
CO.  (Levi  S.  Gould  and  Frank  A. 
Patch),  furniture  mnfrs.,  44  Cam- 
bridge, near  First  and  (107  Wash.,  B.) 
Holmes  Geo.  A.,  clerk  Registry  of  Deeds 
(Court  sq.,  B.),  house  12  Jay 

HOLMES   GEO.H.,  bookkeeper 
Charles  River  National  Bank,    1  Har- 
vard row,  boards  75  Allston 
Holmes  Helen  E.,  widow  of  Joseph  H.,  h. 
39  William  [63  Spring 

Holmes  Howard  W.,  driver.  203  Bridge,  b. 


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Holmes  Isaac  C.  (Holmes  &  Rugg),  wood 

and  coal,  106  River,  h.  75  Allston 
Holmes   Isaac  G.  (I.  G.  Holmes  &  Co.), 

boots  and  shoes,  567  Main,  boards  75 

Allston 
Holmes  I.    G.   &  Co.  (Isaac  G.  Holmes), 

boots  and  shoes,  567  Main 
Holmes  Jacob  R.,  house  9  Kinnaird 
Holmes  James  A.,  notary  public  (67  Sears 

building,  B.),  boards  325  Harvard 
Holmes  John,  house  5  Appian-way 
Holmes  Joseph  A.  (Joseph  A.  Holmes  & 

Co. ),  grocer,  606  and  610  Main,  house 

55  Magazine 

HOLMES  JOSEPH  A.  &  CO. 
(Joseph  A.  Holmes),  grocers,  606, 
608  and  610  Main 

Holmes  Marcus  R.,  piano  finisher,  139 
Broadway,  house  84  Moore 

Holmes  Mary  F.,  widow  cf  Charles  W.,  h. 
55  Magazine  [h.  46  Foster 

Holmes   Patrick,  coachman,   165  Brattle, 

Holmes  Thomas,  laborer,  bouse  Lexing- 
ton avenue,  1st  from  North  avenue 

Holmes  Walter  A.,  com.  trav.  (141  Feder- 
al, B.),  boards  48  Austin 

Holmes  William,  show-case  maker  (309 
Washington,  B.),  house  Cushing,  near 
Woodlawn  ,        [b.  84  Moore 

Holmes  Wm.  B.,  brakeman  B.  &  A.  R.  R., 

Holmes  Wm.  F.,  hay  and  grain,  162  River, 
boards  75  Allston 

Holmes  &  Rugg  (Isaac  C.  Holmes  and 
George  H.  Rugg),  wood  and  coal,  166 
River 

Holmgreen  Charles,  salesman  (92  Wash- 
ington, B.),  house  111  Magazine 

Hoist  Gustave  A.,  machinist,  356  Main,  h. 
134  Harvard  [16  Watson 

Holt  Alden,  steam  fitter  (38  Beach,  B.).  h. 

Holt  Alfred  F., physician,  98  Austin,h.  do. 

Holt  Carl  B.  F.,  safe  maker,  17  Main 

Holt  Caroline  S.,  widow  of  V.  S.,  house 
589-J-  Main  [Washington 

Holt  Charles,  safe  maker,  17  Main,  bds.  1 

Holt  Homer  C,  lawyer,  589£  Main,  h.  do. 

Holt  James  H.  H.,  painter,  14  Church,  b. 
10  South 

Holt  James  L.  Mrs.,  house  10  South 

Holt  Samuel  H.,  foreman  of  blacksmiths 
(409  Federal,  B.),  house  8  Plympton 

Holt  Stephen  A.  ( Holt  &  Bugbee),  hard- 
wood lumber,  17  East,  office  (173 
Friend  and  84  Canal,  B.),  house  at 
Winchester 

HOLT  WILLIAM  B.,  painter,  14 
Church,  house  8  Acacia 

Holt  &  Bugbee  (Stephen  A.  Holt  and 
John  B.  Bugbee),  hard  wood  lumber, 
17  East,  office  (173  Friend,  B.) 

Holton  Fred.  H.,  coppersmith  (36  Char- 
don,  B.),  house  14  Prospect 

Holyer  Robert  H.,  porter  (29  Court,  B.), 
house  17  Hastings 

Homan  James,  laborer,  boards  33  Carson 

Homer  Adeline  D.,  widow  of  Charles  W., 
house  26  Garden 


Homer  Fitz  H.,  confectioner,   243  Broad- 
way, house  105  Green 
Homer    Sarah    A.,  widow  of    Moore  R., 

house  214  Harvard 
Homo  Jose,  box  maker,  3  Hampshire 
Hood  William,  watchman,  bds.  164  Gore 
Hood  Wm.  H.  (Blaisdell  &   Hood),  wood 
dealer,  79  Brattle,  b.  15  Farwell  place 
Hoogland     A.,    bridge  builder,    house   1 

Rogers'  block,  Main 
Hook    Alfred     H.,  painter  and    grainer, 

house  17  Suffolk 
Hook  Alfred  H.,  painter,  house  59  Auburn 
Hook  Henry  B.,  organ  maker   (Wareham, 

B.),  house  289  Pearl 
Hooker  Anson  Mrs.,  house  415  Broadway 
Hooker  Charles  K.,   steam-heating,   base- 
ment, 602  Main,  house  foot  of  Pearl 
Hooker    Charles     R..    driver  Cambridge 

Railroad  Co.,  house  17  Farwell  place 
Hooker  Edward  D.,  student  H.  U., boards 

415  Broadway 
Hooker  Henry,  house  53  Auburn 
Hooker  Hiram  W.,  driver  steam  fire   en- 
gine No.  1,  Brattle  square,  rooms  do. 
Hooker   Minnie  F.   Miss,   bookkeeper,  9 

Brattle,  boards  355  Pearl 
Hooley  Dennis,  boards  26  Hancock 
Hooley  James,  peddler,  house  7  Porter 
Hooley  Julia,  widow,  house  26  Hancock 
Hooley  John,  driver,  120  Green,  boards  26 

Hancock 
Hooley  William,  hostler,  677  Main,  boards 

26  Hancock 
Hooper  Charles  H.,  flour  (102  State,   B.), 

house  349  Harvard 
Hooper  Charles  R.,  driver  hose  carriage, 

Brattle  square,  rooms  do. 
Hooper  Edward  W.,   treasurer    Harvard 
College  (70  Water,  B.),  and  lawyer  (40 
State,  room  21,  B.),  house  Reservoir, 
opposite  the  reservoir 
Hooper  George,  carpenter,  house  rear  190 

Columbia 
Hooper  Isaac  D.,  house  2  Allston  court 
Hooper  Mary  L.,  widow  of  James,  house 
291  North  avenue  [Fifth 

Hooper  Moses  W.,  police,  station  3,  h.  53 
Hooper  Warren  L.,  fruit   (42  South   Mar- 
ket, B.),'  house  291  North  avenue 
Hope  Eugene,  stereotyper  Riverside  Press, 

house  12  Walnut  court 
Hope  John,  variety  store,  422  Cambridge, 
house  do.  [Inman 

Hopewell  Frank,  agent  typewriter,  b.  24 
[TOPEWELL  JOHN  jr.,  horse 
1_1  clothing  (129  Washington,  B.),  house 

24  Iuman 
Hopkins  Albert  B.,  carpenter  and  builder, 

house  276  Pearl 
Hopkins    Catherine,  widow  of  Edward, 

house  121  Elm 
Hopkins  Edward  Earl,  dentist  (Newbury, 

B.),  boards  67  Magazine 
Hopkins  Elizabeth  L.  Mrs.,  h.  165  Spring 
Hopkins  Emma  A.  Miss,   teacher  Thorn- 
dike  grammar  school,  bds.  165  Spring 


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Hopkins  Esther  C,  widow  of  William  G., 
house  58  Fifth  [ant 

Hopkins  Frederick  W.,  clerk,  b.  17  Pleas- 
Hopkins  James,  laborer,  h.  3  Norfolk  ct. 
Hopkins  James  H.  T.,  clothing,  658  Main 
Hopkins  John  G.,  glass-blower  N.  E.  Glass 

Works,  house  at  Medford 
Hopkins  Joseph  W.,  clerk,  bds.  58  Fifth 
Hopkins  Josiah,  painter,  h.  17  Pleasant 
Hopkins  Michael  J.,  teamster,    168  Main, 

house  7  Rogers'  block,  Main 
Hopkinson   Caroline  A.   Mrs.,    boards    2 

Divinity  avenue 
Hopkinson  John  P.,  teacher  (20  Boylston 

place,  Boston),  house  22  Craigie 
Hoppin  Nicholas  Rev.,  h.  469  Broadway 
Horan  Charles,  laborer,  house  65  Spruce 
Horan  Daniel,  laborer,  211  Bridge 
Horan  Ellen,  widow  of  Patrick,  house  24 
Montgomery  [Montgomery 

Horan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  Dudley,  cor. 
Horan  John,  carpenter,  house  8  Sands 
Horan  John,  teamster,  211  Bridge,  boards 

3  Fifth 
Horan  Mary,  widow  of  David,  h.  53  North 
Horan  Patrick   J.,   400   Harvard,    boards 

Jeremiah  Horan's,  Dudley 
Horan  Peter  F.,  boards  53  North 
Horan    Timothy,    painter,    house   Mont- 
gomery, corner  Dudley 
Horan   Timothy,    teamster,    211  Bridge, 

house  3  Fifth 
Horgan  Dennis,  stone-cutter  A.  McDon- 
ald, h.  Holworthy,  bey.  school-house 
Horgan  Dennis,  marble-worker,  53  Main 
Horgan  John,  grocer,  69  Gore,  house  do. 
Horgan    John    Joseph,    conductor    Cam- 
bridge Railroad  Co,,  h.  1U7  Tremont 
Horgan  John  H.,  boards  69  Gore 
Horgan  John  J.,  marble  works,  45  to  53 

Main 
Horgan   Thomas  L.,     machinist    Boston 
Bridge  Works,  Sixth,  house  at  Boston 
Horian  Mary  Mrs.,  house  26  Brewery 
Horn  Henry,  at  72  Main,  boards  166  do. 
Horn  Herbert  J.,  house  257  Broadway 
Horn  Plummer  S.,  laborer,  h.  57  Broadway 
Home  John  C,   letter  carrier  Cambridge 

P.  O.,  7  Harvard  row,  h.  at  Allston 
Horr   Frederick  E.,     agent    Butterick's 
patterns,  647  Main  and  (144  Tremont, 
B.),  house  111  Norfolk 
Horr  George  E.  Rev.,  pastor  Charles  River 

Baptist  church,  house  106  Magazine 

Horrigan  Ann.  wid.  of  Timothy,  house  29 

Reed  [Webster  av. 

Horrigan  Cornelius,   upholsterer,   h.  103 

Horrigan  D.    P.,    conductor    Cambridge 

Railroad  Co.,  boards  50  Amory 
Horrigan  Jeremiah,  blacksmith,  169  Gore, 

house  265  Cambridge 
Horrigan  John,  laborer,  house  53  Amory 
Horrigan  John  J  ,  core  maker   (So.  Bos- 
ton), house  143  Elm 
Horrigan  Mary,  widow  of  Daniel,   h.  103 

Webster  avenue 
Horrigan  Mary  Mrs.,  h.  805}  Cambridge 


Horrigan  Michael,  laborer,  h.  49  Harvard 
Horrigan  Timothy,  coachman  Robert  O. 

Fuller,  house  50  Amory 
Horrigan  Timothy,    laborer,   house  rear 

189  Hampshire 
Horsford  Eben  N.,  house  27  Craigie 
Horton  Fred  B.,  fly  finisher,   162   Broad- 
way, boards  180}  Harvard 
Horton  Joseph  W.,   carver,    54    Bridge, 

boards  at  Everett 
Horton  Sylvester,  tube-board  maker,  162 

Broadway,  house  5  Felton 
Hosford  Wm.,  brass  finisher,  b.  42  Austin 
Hotchkiss  Annie  Miss,  teacher  (B.),  rms. 

5  Norfolk 

Hotchkiss  Louiza  Miss,   teacher  private 

school,  5  Norfolk,  boards  do. 
Hotel  Brooks,  Brooks,  near  Main 
Hotel  Cambridge,  45  Otis 
Hotel  Clark,  Clark,  corner  School 
Hotel  Holly,  Holly,  corner  Brooks 
Hotel  School,  Holly,  corner  Brooks 
Hough  Wm.  E.,  warden  Almshouse,  Tan- 
nery, h.  do.  [Tannery,  h.  do. 
Hough  Wm.  E.  Mrs.,  matron  Almshouse, 
Houghton  Charlotte,  widow  of  Augustine 

F..  house  14  Warland 
Houghton  Cornelius  A.,  at  139  Broadway, 

house  169  Norfolk 

Houghton    Edward    C,  brass     finisher, 

house  42  Austin  [Hampshire 

Houghton  Francis  C,  peddler,   boards  64 

Houghton  Henry  O.    (H.  O.  Houghton  & 

Co.),   printer,  and  (Houghton,  Mifflin 

6  Co.),  publisher   Riverside    Press, 
house  800  Main 

Houghton  Henry  O.  jr.,  clerk  Riverside 
Press,  boards  800  Main 

Houghton  H.  O.  &  Co.  (Henry  O.  Hough- 
ton, Geo.  H.  Mifflin,  and  Lawson  Val- 
entine), printers  and  stereotypers 
Riverside  Press,  Blackstone 

Houghton  John  H.,  foreman,  72  Main, 
house  196  Putnam  avenue 

Houghton  Mary  Mrs.,  bds.  236  Broadway 

Houghton  Mary  A.,  widow  of  George  A., 
house  353  Harvard 

Houghton,  Mifflin  &  Co.  (Henry  O.  Hough- 
ton, George  H.  Mifflin,  and  Lawson 
Valentine),  publishers  Riverside 
Press,  Blackstone 

Houghton  Thomas  P.,  building  mover,  h. 
64  Hampshire  [vard 

Houlihan  John,  carriagesmith,  b.  30  Har- 

Houlihan  Michael  W.,  laborer,  3  Hamp- 
shire, h.  90  Washington  |vard 

Houlihan  Patrick  J.,  printer,  b.   30  Har- 

Houlihan  Thomas,  laborer,  69  Main,  h. 
30  Harvard 

Houlihan  Thomas  A.,  printer  (39  Arch, 
Boston),  house  130  Harvard 

Hourihan  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  3  Fifth 

Hourihen  John,  plumber,  house  rear  189 
Hampshire 

Houston  John  B.,  cook,  house  95  Elm 

Hovey  Charles  H,  florist  (22  Tremont, 
Boston),  house  381  Broadway       


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Hovey  Charles  M.  (Hovey  &  Co.),  nurs- 
eries, Cambridge,  opp.  Highland  av. , 
and  seed  store  (16  South  Market,  B.), 
house  381  Broadway 

Hovey  Caroline  L.,  house  9  Brookline 

Hovey  Dana  R.,  clerk,  532  Main,  house  24 
Pearl 

Hovey  Eliza  B.  Miss,  house  9  Brookline 

Hovey  Horatio  N.  (H.  N.  Hovey  &  Co.), 
grocer,  89  Cambridge,  house  93  Otis 

Hovey  Horatio  N.  jr.,  dry  goods,  etc.,  103 
Cambridge,  house  do. 

Hovey  H.  N.  &  Co.  (Horatio  N.  Hovey, 
George  W.  Dearborn,  and  Henry  Can- 
nell),  grocers,  89  Cambridge 

Hovey  John  C,  horticulturist  (16  South 
Market,  B.j,  house  9  Brookline 

Hovey  J.  Dana,  grocer,  532  Main,  h.  do. 

Hovey  Mary  H.,  widow  of  Wm.  B.,  house 
40  William 

Hovey  Phineas  B.  (Hovey  &  Co.),  seeds- 
man, Cambridge,  opp.  Highland  av., 
and  (16  So.  Market,  B.),h.  9  Brookline 

Hovey  P.  B.  Mrs.,  house  9  Brookline 

Hovey  Stephen  E.,  carriagesmith,  house 
39  Spruce 

Hovey  Walter,  supt.  (456  Washington, B.), 
house  15  Arlington 

Hovey  William  B.,  clerk,  48  Canal,  boards 
15  Arlington 

Hovey  William  H.,  butter  and  cheese  (32 

«F.  H.  market,  B.),  house  67  Pleasant 
TTOVBY  &  CO.  (Charles  M.  and 
JlL  Phineas  B.  Hovey),  florists  and  nurs- 
erymen, Cambridge,  opp.  Highland 
avenue,  and  seed  store  (16  South 
Market,  Boston) 

Howard  Abby  A.  K.  Miss,  teacher  Thorn- 
dike  grammar  school,  boards  68  Otis 

Howard  Alexander,  shoemaker,  36  Fifth, 
boards  159  Norfolk 

Howard  Amelia  C,  hairdresser,  37  Nor- 
folk, house  do. 

Howard  Augustus  J.,  at  137  Broadway 

Howard  Charles  L.,  house  826  Main 

Howard  Chas.  W.,key  finisher,  139  Broad- 
way, house  84  Winsor 

Howard  Chauncy  M.,oils  (111  Fulton,B.), 
house  Frost,  brick  blk.  foot  of  st. 

Howard  Elizabeth  D.,  widow  of  R.  L.,  h. 
Foxcrof  t,  cor.  Avon  Hill 

Howard  Frank,  boards  95  Gore 

Howard  Frank  A. ,  at  tin  factory,  Pleas- 
ant, boards  47  William 

Howard  Gabriel,  laborer,  house  Garden 
street  place,  rear  37  Garden 

Howard  Geo.  C,  author  and  actor,  house 
826  Main 

HOWARD  GEO.    H.,  bookkeeper, 
203  Bridge,  house  38  Fifth 
Howard  George  W.,  carver,  bds.  95  Gore 
Howard  James,  glass  cutter,  house  364 

Cambridge 
Howard  James  J.,  varnisher,  bds.  95  Gore 
Howard  James  Richard,  b.  364  Cambridge 
Howard  John,  collar  maker,  10  Arrow,  h. 
364  Cambridge 


Howard  Julius  D.,  compositor  University 

Press,  house  4  Grant 
Howard   J.    H.,   cabinet  maker,  rear  380 

Main,  house  at  Boston 
Howard  Mary,  widow  of  Jas.,  h.  95  Gore 
Howard  Peter  M.  Mrs.,  house  37  Norfolk 
Howard  Richard,  safe  maker,  17   Main,  h. 

at  Boston  [113  Third 

Howard  Richard  M.,  spring-bed  maker,  h. 
Howard  Thomas  M.,  night  watchman,  203 

Bridge,  house  441|  Cambridge 
Howard  William,  at  139  Broadway,  boards 

17  Suffolk  [well  place 

Howard   William   H ,  painter,  h.   4   Cogs- 
Howard  Willis  J.,  cabinet  maker,  44  Cam- 
bridge, house  at  Charlestown 
HOWE  ARCHIBALD  M, lawyer 
(25  Congress,room  3,  B.),  b.  4  Garden 
Howe  Adeline  R.,  widow  of  Eli,  house  99 

Concord  avenue 
Howe  Avery  F.,   bacon  curer,  rear   400 

Main,  house  35  William 
Howe  Benj.,  action  maker,  162  Broadway, 

house  5  Tenney 
Howe  Charles  T.,  clerk  (58  South  Market, 

B.),  boards  32  Wendell  [Norris 

Howe  Clara  B.,  widow   of  Andrews,  h.  7 
Howe  Daniel  K.,  carriage  builder,  Blanche, 

corner  Auburn,  house  do. 
Howe  David    (Howe  &    Putney),  bacon 

curer,  r.  365  Cambridge,  h.  41  Norfolk 
Howe  Edward  Frank,  clerk  (88  Court,  B.), 

boards  285  Broadway 
Howe  Edward  F.,  bacon  curer,  rear  365 

Cambridge,  house  33  Front 
Howe  Elias,  music  (88  Court,  B.),  house 

285  Broadway 
Howe  Estes,  treas.  Cambridge  Gas  Light 

Co.,  424  Harvard  and  B.  H.  T.  &  W. 

R.  R.  (60  Equitable  building,  Boston), 

house  1  Oxford 
Howe  Francis  M.,  bookkeeper,  12  Camb. 
Howe  Frank  M.,  architect  (60  Devonshire, 

B.),  house  7  Norris 
Howe  Frederick  C,  grocer  (58  South  Mar- 
ket, B.),  boards  32  Wendell 
Howe  Harriet  B.,  widow  of  James  Mur- 
ray, house  4  Garden  [cord  av. 
Howe  James  Henry,  ice  man,  bds.  99  Con- 
Howe  Jas.  R.,  student  H.  U.,  b.  1  Oxford 
Howe  Joseph,  painter,  h.  8  Maynard  place 
Howe  Kate  C.   Miss,  private  school,  55 

Garden,  house  do. 
Howe  Laforest  1).,  boards  41  Norfolk 
Howe  Mary  E.  Miss,  house  2  Garden 
Howe  Mary  L.,  wid.  of  Geo.  W.,  h.  4  Centre 
Howe  Moses   G.,  lawyer  (47  Court,   room 

11,  B.),  house  137  Nonh  avenue 
Howe  Otis  (Howe  Spring  Bed  Co.),  spring 

bed  mnfr.,  386  Main,  house  26  Inman 
Howe  Robert  A.,  painter,  rms.  4  Austin  pi. 
Howe  Sara  R.  Miss,  private  school,  2  Gar- 
den, house  do. 

HOWE  SPRING  BED  CO.    (Otis 
Howe),  spring  bed  mnfrs.,  386  Main 
Howe  Thomas   J.,  boots  and  shoes  (136 

Summer,  B.),  house  32  Wendell 


J.  S.  &  J.  JP.  TSAYJSM  &  CO., 

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Howe  Tracy,  clerk  (150  Devonshire,  B.), 

boards  55  Garden 
Howe  U.  Tracy,  bouse  55  Garden 
Howe    William,    florist,    Oxford,   corner 

Crescent,  bouse  5  Crescent 
Howe  William,  clergyman,  bouse  746  Main 
Howe  William  E.,  traveling  salesman  (186 

Washington,  B.),  boards  4  Centre 
Howe  Wm.  F.,  drug  clerk  (3  Beacon,  B.), 

bouse  4  Austin  place 
HoweJWilliam  H.   H.,  janitor  Felton  and 

Thayer  Halls,  boards  do. 

EOW.E  &    PUTNEY  (David  Howe 
and  George   Putney),  bacon  curers,  r. 

365  Cambridge,  order  box  (28  F.  H. 

market,  B.)  [avenue 

Howell  Henrietta  L.  Mrs.,  h.  127  North 
Howes  James  F.,  express  driver,  house  72 

Hampshire 
Howes  John,  carpenter,  h.  149  Franklin 
Howes  Lewis  VV.,  lawyer   (33  School,  B. ), 

house  48  Prospect 
Howes   Richard  T.,  fruit  (12  Merchants 

row,  B.),  house  97  lnman 
Howes  Solomon,  sea-captain,   house  334 

Broadway 
Howland  Daniel  O.,  clerk,  Main,  junction 

Washington,  house  414  Main 
Howland  Darius,  roofer  (144  Charles,  B.), 

bouse  11  Sidney 
Howland  Julius  W.,  clerk,  473  Main,  bds. 

14  Green 
Howland  R.  M.    Mrs.,  prop.    Fresh   Pond 

Hotel,  Fresh  Pond  lane 
Howland   Samuel    H.,    grocer,  206  Cam- 
bridge, house  at  Somerville 
Howland  S.  S.,  apothecary  (Stoneham),  b. 

Fresh  Pond  Hotel 
Howland  William, laborer,  h.  114  Columbia 
Howland  Wm.  O.,  cashier  (178 Devonshire, 

B.),  house  229  Green 
Howlett  Clarence  M.,  clerk,  3  Hampshire, 

boards  6  Upton 
Howlett  Enoch    J.,   watchman    (Custom 

House,  B.),  and   sexton  First  Univer- 

salist  church,  house  6  Upton 
Howlett  Engene  L..  clerk  (44  Winter,  B.), 

boards  25  Columbia 
Howlett  George  C,  salesman   (53  Broad, 

B.),  house  25  Columbia 
Howlett  Geo.    P.,  clerk  (65Chauncy,  B.), 

boards  25  Columbia 
Howlett  Joseph  P.,  house  25  Columbia 
Howlett  Orrin   D.,  piano  tuner,  624  Main, 

boards  6  Upton 
Howlett  William  C,  piano  regulator,  624 

Maiu,  boards  6  Upton 
Howley   James,  cooper,  house  7  Foster's 

block,  Baldwin  place 
Hoy  James,  soap   maker  (Federal,  B.),  h. 

410  Cambridge 
Hoyt  Alvin,  traveling  salesman,  412  Main, 

house  at  Beverly 
Hoyt  Benj.  J.,  sexton  of  Broadway  Bap- 
tist  cburch,    and  bell   hanger,  247£ 

Broadway,  house  235$  do. 
Hoyt  Benj.  S.,  house  134  Otis 


Hoyt  James  S.  Rev.,  pastor  First  Evan- 
gelical Congregational  church,  house 

22  lnman 
Hoyt  Mary  A.,  widow,  house  10  Chester 
Hoyt  Mary  A.,  widow  of  George  F.,  h. 

7  Marvin  place 
Hoyt  Wm.  L.,  54  Bridge,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Hubbard  Apple  ton,  wood  and  coal,  1  Har- 
vard square,  house  19  Mt.  Auburn 
Hubbard   Charles  D.,  blueing  mnfr.,   64 

Fifth,  house  85  Thorndike 
Hubbard  Frank  L.,  clerk  (24  Hawley,  B.), 

boards  8  Rockwell 
Hubbard  Gardner  G..  house  150  Brattle 
Hubbard  John  A.,  clerk,  908  Maiu,  boards 

6  Trowbridge 
Hubbard  John  H.,  apothecary,  468  Har- 
vard, boards  373  do. 
Hubbard  Lucius  L.,  lawyer  (19  Congress, 

room  7,  B.).  house  19  Craigie 
Hubbard  Lucy  K.,  widow  of  William  M., 

house  9  Second 
Hubbard  Melville  W.,  clerk  (Post-office, 

B. ),  house  8  Rockwell 
Hubbard  Patrick,  laborer,  bds.  234  Bridge 
Hubbard  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Rolling 

Miil  block,  Bristol 
Hubbard  Pbineas,  bookkeeper  (143  Tre- 

mont,  B.),  house  Avon  Hill  street,  r. 

Washington 
Hubbard  William,  clerk  (45  Union,  B.), 

boards  9  Second 
Hubbard  Wm.  H.,  clerk,  31  Elm,  h.  29  do. 
Hubbard  Wm.  H.,  teamster,  h.  55  Fifth 
Hubbard  Willie  E.,  bds.  85  Thorndike 
Huckins    Charles,    teamster,   rooms   180 

Columbia 
Huckson  Jacob,  brass  finisher,  h.  27  Vine 
Hudson  Annie  M.,  boards  75  Otis 
Hudson  Charles  H..  lawyer,  97  Cambridge, 

house  at  Somerville 
Hudson    E.    Frances,     bookkeeper    (198 

Washington.  B.),  boards  75  Otis 
Hudson  Henry  B.,  furnishing  goods  (928 

Washington,  B.),  boards  33  Lee 
Hudson  Henry  N.,  teacher,  b.  33  Lee 
Hudson  Reuben  R.,  dentist  (120  Tremont, 

B.j,  house  82  lnman 
Hudson  Robert  J.,  clerk  (Blackstone,  B.), 

boards  22  Elm  [at  Somerville 

Hudson  Samuel,  clerk,  130  lnman,  house 
Hudson    Sophia    Mrs.,    dressmaker,    520 

Main,  boards  do. 

HUDSON  T.  HENRY,  cashier 
Lechmere  National  Bank,  66  Cam- 
bridge, boards  75  Otis  [h.  do. 
Huebel  Ernest  C,  shoemaker,  43  Market, 
Huff  George,  mariner,  house  59  Sixth 
Huff  James,  teamster,  rooms  197  Harvard 
Huff  John  B.,  mason,  house  68  Winter 
Huff  Wilbur  F.,  conductor  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  boards  1  Frank 
Hugelman  John,  baker,  442   Cambridge, 

boards  169  Norfolk 
Huger  Elizabeth  P.   Miss,  teacher    Kin- 
dergarten   school,   Arsenal  grounds, 
Arsenal  square,  boards  65  Sparks 


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Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Co. 

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Insures  Dwelling  Houses  and  their  Contents,  in   Massachusetts. 

50  per  cent  Return  Divideud  on  fire  year  Policies  at  Expiration. 


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Cash  and  Securities, 1 30,000.00 

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Liabilities  (Re-insurance  Fund),        .        .       39,491.75 

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POCKET    BOOKS,    CUTLERY, 

School   Books,  Etc. 

575  Main  Street,  CAMBRIDSEPORT. 
Circulating  Library. 

SAMUEL  F.  HUNT, 

FURNISHING    UNDERTAKER, 

32    Bigelow    Street,   CAMBRIDCEPORT. 


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HUN 


Huggins  Xancy,  wid.,  boards  3  Ballord  pi. 
Hughes  Edmond,  laborer,  h.  19  Brewery 
Hughes  Eliza,  wid.  of  Jacob,  h.  44  School 
Hughes  Frank  P.,  machinist,  72  Main,  h. 

108  Third 
Hughes  Frank  P.,  farmer,  b.  12  Jackson 
Hughes  George  H.,  painter,  101   Green, 

house  at  Somerville 
Hughes  George  R.,  brakeman,  B.  &  A.  R. 

R  ,  house  44  School 
Hughes  George  W.,  painter,   101  Green, 

boards  at  Somerville 
Hughes  Harry,  carpenter,  house  25  State 
Hughes  John,  laborer,  h.  392^  Cambridge 
Hughes  John,  valve  maker  (97  Oliver,  B.), 

house  94  Tremont 
Hughes  John  A.,  laborer,  bds.  12  Jackson 
Hughes  Lawrence,  painter,  34  Mill,  rooms 

69i  Mt.  Auburn 
Hughes  Margaret,  widow  of  John,  house 

12  Jackson 
Hughes  Margaret  Mrs.,  h.  71  Boylston 
Hughes  Mary,  widow,  house  12  Fourth 
Hughes     Michael,     laborer,      Cambridge 

Cemetery,  house  9  Maynard  place 
Hughes  Patrick  J.,  restaurant,  10  Broad 

way,  house  do. 
Hughes  Philip,  gateman  B.  L.  &  C.  R.  R. 

&  M.  C.  R.  R.,  North  a  v.,  bds.  Harvey 
Hughes  Philip,  laborer,  boards  3  George 
Hughes  Thos.,  painter,  34  Mill,  rooms  09i 

Mt.  Auburn  [b.  do. 

Hughes  William,  clerk,  10  Broadway, 
Hughes  William,  laborer,  102  Broadway, 

house  4  Rockwell 
Hulbert  George,  upholsterer  (350  Wash- 
ington, B.},  house  44  Hamilton 
Hulbert  John,   driver  Cambridge  R.   R. 

Co.,  boards  6  Harvard  square 
Hull  James  H.,  boards  112  Winsor 
Hull  Joseph,  trader,  house  111  Winsor 
Hull  Thomas,  clerk,  387   Cambridge,   h. 

112  Winsor 
Hulme  Abby  M.,  widow,  h.  201  North  av. 
Hulme  Louise  Miss,  bookkeeper  (23  Avon, 

B.),  boards  20  North  avenue 
Hultman  Axel  C,  cigar  maker  (6  Avery, 

B.),  house  6^  Cherry 
Humans   William,    electrician,  house   11 

Rogers'  block.  Main  [at  Boston 

Humbert  John  S.,  piano  mnfr.,  73  Main,  h. 
Humbert  Samuel   B.,    piano    maker,    73 

Main,  house  198  Green 
Humiston  Alice  E.  Miss,  bookkeeper,  148 

North  av.,  boards  19  Shepard 
Humiston  Frederick  R.    (J.  A.    Carle  & 

Co.),  stair  builder,  State,   house  19 

Shepard 
Humphrey  Charles  S.,  clerk  (107  Federal, 

B.),  boards  137  Oxford 
Humphrey  David,  flour  (214  State,  B.),  h. 

811  Main  [h.  23  Maple  av. 

Humphrey  David  jr.,  flour  (214  State,  B.), 
Humphrey  Geo.,  engineer,  130  Gore,  bds. 

20  Carson 
Humphrey  Henry  B.  (40  Fort  Hill  square, 

B.),  boards  181  Main 


Humphrey  James,  printer,  h.  26  Banks 
Humphrey  John,  laborer,  h.  20  Carson 
Humphrey  John  jr.,  painter,  400  Main,  h. 

22  Austin 
Humphrey  Orra  H.,  clerk  (P.  O.,  B.),  h. 

158  Pleasant  [20  Carson 

Humphrey  Robert,  laborer,  130  Gore,  h. 
Humphrey  Seth  T.,  roofer  (142  Charles, 

B.),  house  181  Main 
Humphrey  Thomas,  house  137  Oxford 
Humphreys  Sophia  Mrs.,  house    104  Mt. 

Auburn 
Humphries    William    W.,    laborer    John 

Reardon  &  Sons,  h.  54  Waver! y 
Humphrys  William,  house  r.  12  Portland 
Hunnewell  Anna  D.,  widow  of  Otis,  bds. 

51  Essex 
Hunnewell   Charles  H.,   real   estate,  448 

Harvard,  and  janitor  Washington  and 

Holmes  schools,  h.  134  Mt.  Auburn 
Hunnewell  Chas.  H.  M.,  plumber,  12  Brat- 
tle, boards  134  Mt.  Auburn 
Hunnewell  Frank  M.,  clerk,  boards  6  Ash 

street  place 
Hunnewell   Franklin,     paper-hanger,    14 

Church,  house  17  Hilliard 
Hunnewell  James  A.,  jewelry,  etc.,  448 

Harvard,  house  6  Ash  street  place 
Hunnewell  James  W.,  papers,  confection- 
ery, etc.,  228  North  av.,  h.  7  Orchard 
Hunnewell  Ruth,  widow  of  Charles,  house 

79  Brattle 
Hunnewell  Wm.,  janitor  Thorndike  and 

Otis  schools,  house  136  Thorndike 
Hunnewell  Wm.  A.  (Wm.  A.  Hunnewell 

&  Co.),  coal  and  wood,  84  Bridge,  h. 

at  Somerville 

HUNNEWELL  W3I.  A.  &  CO. 
(William    A.    Hunnewell    and    David 

Proudfoot),  coal  and  wood,  84  Bridge 

and  (13Kilby,  B.) 
Hunson  Frank  H., upholsterer,  b.  53  Clark 
Huuson   Lucinda  A.,  widow  of  Henry,  h. 

53  Clark  [Franklin 

Hunson  Stephen  C,  carpenter,  house  209 
Hunson  Stephen  C.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  h. 

209  Franklin  [Franklin 

Hunson  Wm.  H.,  400  Harvard,  boards  209 
Hunt  Alfred  H.,  bookkeeper  (24  Broad, 

B.),  boards  32  Bigelow 
Hunt  Caroline  Miss,  house  1  Jordan's  blk., 

rear  Broadwav 
Hunt  Edgar  F.    (Edgar  F.  Hunt  &  Co.), 

bookseller  and  stationer,  575  Main,  h. 

32  Bigelow 

HUNT  EDGAR  F.  &  CO.  (Edgar 
F.  Hunt),  booksellers  and  stationers, 
575  Main  [37  Second 

Hunt  Elizabeth  T.,  widow  of  Freeman,  h. 
Hunt  Frederick,  clerk  (B.).  b.  32  Bigelow 
Hunt  Freeman,  lawyer    (B.),    boards    37 

Second 
Hunt  John,  laborer,  boards  28  Flagg 
Hunt  Lucius  D.,  engineer  (104  W.  Brook- 
line,  B.),  house  3  Summer 
Hunt  Rebecca  T.,  widow,  house  7  Mellen 
Hunt  R.  I.,  pickles,  130  Gore 


FLORAL  CONSERVATORIES 


jS30  MAIN  and  89  8PABKS  STREETS. 


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HUNT    SAMUEL    F.,  undertaker, 
and  janitor  high  school,  h.  32  Bigelow 
Hunt  William,  hostler  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  boards  51  Cedar 
Hunt  William  D.,  American  Rubber  Co., 

Potter 
Hunt  William   H.,   salesman  (145  Frank- 
lin, B.),  house  38  Ellery 
Hunt  William  H.  jr.,  trunk  maker,  rear 

382  Main,  boards  38  Ellery 
Hunter  Chas.  M.,  foreman  of  finishers  F. 

M.  H.  F.  Co.,  house  at  Charlestown 
Hunter  Frank,  finisher  F.  M.  H.  F.  Co., 

house  at  Charlestown 
"Hunter  Harriet,  wid.  of  Jas.,h.  60  Winter 
Hunter  John  A.,  house  28  Charles  River 
Hunter  John   J.,  finisher  F.   M.  Holmes 

Furniture  Co.,  house  at  Charlestown 
Hunter  Reuben  T.,  machinist  (B.), boards 

60  Winter 
Hunter  Thomas  L.,  moulder,  h.  430  Main 
Hunter  Wm.  H.,  glass  engraver,  boards  60 

Winter 
Hunting  Annie,  wid.,  b.  11  Ellsworth  av. 
Hunting  Chas.  H.  L.,  crayon  artist,  house 

27  Jay 
Hunting  C.   Frank,  clerk  (160  Congress, 

B.),  house  23  Columbia 
Hunting  James  D.,  artist,  rooms  27  Jay 
Huntington  James,  watches,  etc.,  9  Har- 
vard row,  house  55  North  avenue 
Huntington  James  F.,  lumber  (21  Doane, 

B.),  house  8  Story 
Huntington  Oliver  M.  W.,  b.  25  Quincy 
Huntress  Edward  T.,  h.  r.  150  Prospect 

HUNTRESS   JAMES    E.    (W.    A. 
Greenough  &   Co.),  pub.   Cambridge 
city  directory,  Boston  Business,  Mass. 
cities,  etc.  (31  Milk,  B.),  h.   4  Green- 
ough avenue 
Hunzalman  Joseph,  slater,  h.  64  Harvard 
Hurch  Christopher,  house  126  Oxford 
Hurd  Alfred  D.,  telegraph  operator  Riv- 
erside Press,  boards  4  Prospect 
Hurd  Amos  D.,  h.  rear  Palmer,  n.  Brattle 
Hurd  Edward  A.,  carriage  painter,  house 

rear  15  Hollis 
Hurd  Elisha,  laborer,  h.  Kinnaird,  c.  Bay 
Hurd  Elizabeth  Miss,  house  661  Main 
Hurd   Geo.   H.   Mrs.,   widow,  house  112 
Magazine  [Inman 

Hurd  George  P.,  student  H.  U.,  boards  3 
Hurd  George  W.,  boards  661  Main 
Hurd  James  D.,  clerk,  house  atNewton- 

ville        ' 
Hurd  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  restaurant,  basement 

559  Main,  house  do. 
Hurd  Theodore  C,  clerk  of  courts,  Court 

House,  Third,  house  3  Inman 
Hurlbut  Arthur,  iceman,  bds.  61  Spring 
Hurlbut  Clara,  widow  of  William  R.,  h. 

425  Broadway 
Hurlbut  Frederick  C, iceman,  b.  61  Spring 
Hurlbut  Weymouth   H.,   mill  hand,   162 

Broadway,  house  105  Columbia 
Hurlbut  William   S.,  clerk   (20  Hanover, 
B.).  boards  425  Broadway 


Hurley  Catherine,  widow  of  Patrick, 
house  25  Mt.  Auburn 

Hurley  Daniel,  waiter  (Tremont  House, 
B. ),  house  rear  427  Cambridge 

Hurley  Daniel,  laborer,  house  11  Short 

Hurley  Daniel  F.,  clerk,  34  Cambridge, 
boards  8  Lecbmere  place 

Hurley  Dennis  F.,  clerk,  185  Bridge, 
boards  183  do. 

Hurley  Geo.,  currier,  house  47  Reed 

Hurley  Henry,  packer,  162  Broadway, 
house  171  Thorndike 

Hurley  James  Mrs.,  h.  7  Stinson  court 

Hurley  James,  constable,  h.  7  Stinson  ct. 

Hurley  Jas.,  teamster,  169  Gore,  h.  63  do. 

Hurley  Jeremiah,  waiter  (Tremont  House, 
B.),  house  45  Charles 

Hurley  Jeremiah,  machinist,  17  Main, 
house  at  Boston 

Hurley  Margaret,  widow  of  Florence, 
house  8  Lechmere  place 

Hurley  Maurice,  farmer,  h.  194  Dublin 

Hurley  Patrick,  laborer,  house  6  Fourth 

Hurley  Thomas  J.,  carpenter,  h.  1  Ninth 

Hurlihy  Cornelius,  safe  maker,  17  Main 

Hurlihy  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  30  Warren 

Hum  J.,  moulder,  54  Bridge,  h.  at  Boston 

Hurrell  Edwin  J.,  mason,  and  crockery, 
etc.,  489  Main,  house  31  Kinnaird 

Hurst  George  M.,  case  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, house  rear  16 1£  do. 

Hurt  Ludger,  blacksmith,  17  Main,  house 
20  Harvard 

Hurter  William  F.,  salesman  (30  Winter, 
B.),  boards  738  Main 

Hussey  Clara,  widow  of  Joshua,  h.24  East 

Hussey  Eliza  M.,  teacher  Putnam  gram- 
mar school,  boards  342  Broadway 

Hussey  Frank  E.,  machinist,  17  Main, 
boards  at  Boston 

Hussey  John,  teamster  Geo.  D.  Emery, 
East,  h.  24  East  [22  Putnam  av. 

Hussey  Ruel   W.,  painter,  660  Main,  bds. 

Huston  Albert,  hostler  Cambridge  R.  R. 
Co.,  201  Main,  house  13  Brewery 

Huston  I.  Randall,  laborer,  house  83  Vine 

Huston  Josiah  B.,  saloon  (25  Causeway, 
B.),  house  33  Second 

Hutchings  George  S.,  organ  mnfr.  (233 
Cambridge,  B.),  house  Chestnut,  cor- 
ner Pearl  fdo. 

Hutchings  John,  baker,  502  Main,h.  445^ 

Hutchings  Robert  M.,  law  studeut,  rooms 
2  Divinity  avenue 

Hutchins  Amy  Miss,  teacher  Hillside 
grammar  school  (Jamaica  Plain), 
boards  6  White 

Hutchins  Frank,  clerk  (B.),  h.  24  Cogs- 
well avenue  [9  Broadway 

Hutchins  Hiram,  machinist,  72  Main,  bds. 

Hutchins  Lucy  Mrs.,  h.  24  Cogswell  av. 

Hutchins  Nellie  A.  Miss,  teacher  Shepard 
grammar  school,  boards  6  White 

Hutchins  Oscar  B.,  teacher  (608  Washing- 
ton, B.),  house  29  Norfolk 

Hutchins  Samuel,  pressman  Riverside 
Press,  house  12  Ash  street  place 


THE   DOCK  SQUARE  HARDWARE  STORE. 

Established  1860.  SO  DOCK  SQUARE. 


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Hutchins  William,  house  6  White 

Hutchins  Wm.  Mrs.,  florist.  White,  corner 
Somerville  avenue,  house  6  White 

Hutchins  Wm,  E.,  lawyer  (05  Sears  bldg., 
Washington,  B. ),  boards  6  White 

Hutchinson  Charles  W,,  laborer,  92  Main, 
house  rear  110  do. 

Hutchinson  Edward  E.,  bookkeeper  (52 
Franklin,  B.),  boards  40  Cherry 

Hutchinson  Edwin  W.,  carpenter,  h.  152 
Prospect 

Hutchinson  George  A.,  teamster,  220 
Portland,  house  152  Prospect 

Hutchinson  Granville  H.,  carpenter,house 
26  Ash 

Hutchinson  Hiraui  N.  (Otis  S.  Brown  & 
Co.),  flour,  etc.,  Ill  Bridge,  house  at 
Bedlbid  [110  Main 

Hutchinson  Ira,  at  139  Broadway,  b.  rear 

Hutchinson  James  B.,  janitor  Lawrence 
Scientific  school,  and  sexton  Old  Cam- 
bridge Baptist  Society,  h.  20  Mason 

Hutchinson  Johanna,  widow  of  Thomas, 
house  14  Clark 

Hutchinson  John  J.,carpenter,h.42  Second 

Hutchinson  Jos.  S.,  carpenter,  b.  20  Ash 

HUTCHINSON  J.  FRED., messen- 
ger Charles  River  Nat.  Bank,  1  Har- 
vard row,  boards  20  Mason 

Hutchinson  Lizzie  G.,  teacher  Thorndike 
grammar  school,  boards  131  Otis 

Hutchinson  Nathan,  foreman  moulding 
dept.,  162  Broadway,  house  40  Cherry 

Hutchinson  Thomas,  clerk,  157  Bridge, 
house  131  Otis 

Hutchison  Catherine  A.,  wid.  of  Robert 
R,  boards  10  Jay 

Hutchison  Nellie  I.  Miss,  teacher  Kin- 
dergarten school,  41  Holyoke,  boards 
10  Jay  [h.  do. 

Hyams  Joseph,  cigar  maker,  15  Lopez, 

Hyatt  Alpheus,  professor  at  Institute  of 
Technology,  and  custodian  Boston 
Natural  History  rooms  (Berkeley,  cor- 
ner Boylston,  B.),  house  7  Avon 

Hyatt  James,  carpenter,  house  1  State 

Hyde  Dana  W.  (Dana  W.  Hyde  &  Co), 
dry  goods,  etc.,  609  Main,  h.  736  do. 

HY1>U    DANA  VV.  &    CO.   (Dana 
W.  Hvde),  dry  goods,  4  Hyde's  block, 
609  Main 
Hyde  Daniel,  laborer,  boards  40  Vine 
Hyde  Edward,  treas.  Cambridgeport  Sav- 
ings Bank,  635  Main,  house  681  do. 
Hvde  Elizabeth  Miss,  dressmaker,  boards 

41  Brattle 
Hyde  George   H.,  fly  finisher,  162   Broad- 
way, house  227  do.  [32  Mellen 
Hyde  George   W.,  traveling  salesman,  h. 
Hyde  Hannah  Mrs.,  house  41  Brattle 
Hyde  Isaac,  carpenter,  bouse  34  Mellen 
Hyde  John,  peddler,  house  40  Vine 
Hyde  J.  Homer,  clerk,  house  10  Holyoke 
Hyde  Michael,  laborer,  h.  15  Carson 
Hyde    Thomas   A.,  student  Epis.  Theo. 
school,  Mason                 [school,  Mason 
Hyde   William,  student  Epis.  Theological 


Hyer  William  H.,  bookbinder,  14.   Brattle, 

boards  7  Farwell  place 
Hyland  Dennis,  slater   (142   Charles,  B.)f 

boards  44  Seventh 
Hynes  John,  boiler  maker,  92  Main 
Hynes  Joseph,  laborer,  house  8  Ha-tings 
Hynes  Thomas  M.,  cabinet  maker  (Utica, 

B  ),  house  14  Upton  [Norfolk 

Hyorth  Frederick,  cigar  maker,   boards  8 
Hyslop  Robert,  watchman,  17  Main,house 

3  Brown's  block,  Third 

IGO  JAMES,  iceman,  h.  366  North  av. 

Igo  John,  saloon,  366  North  av.,  h.  do. 

Illingworth  John  W.,  machinist,  house 
Lawrence 

Hlingworth  John  W.,  telephone  inspector 
(B  ),  boards  Lawrence 

Ilsley  Charles  P..  house  11  Sumner 

lngalls  Charles  E.,  bookkeeper  (2  Liberty 
square,  B. ),  boards  124  Austin 

lngalls  Charles  W.,  livery  stable  (Somer- 
ville), house  Elm,  comer  Russell 

lngalls  Charlotte  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  350 
Broadway,  house  do. 

lngalls  Edward  B.,  confectionery,  etc., 
350  Broadway,  house  do. 

lngalls  Henry  B.,  variety  store  and  peri- 
odicals. 249  Broadway,  house  do. 

lngalls  John  D.,  plumber  and  pump 
maker,  187  Harvard,  h.  107  Norfolk 

lngalls  John  E  ,  clerk  (14  to  20  Franklin, 
B.),  boards  107  Norfolk 

lngalls  Josiah  H.,  music  teacher  and 
piano  tuner,  603  Main,  h.  257  Pearl 

lngalls  Newton  S.,  case  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, house  164  Putnam  avenue 

lngalls  William  T.,  pump  maker,  187  Har- 
vard, boards  44  Austin 

lngalls  Winfield  Scott,  brass  finisher  (28 
Beach,  B.),  boards  164  Putnam  av. 

Ingols  M.  R.  Miss,  principal  Young  La- 
dies school,  17  Berkeley,  boards  34 
Kirkland 

Ingraham  Jane,  wid.  of  John,  h.  20  South 

Ingraham  Tamesin,  widow  of  Lemuel,  h. 
164  Brattle  [Brooks 

Innes  Alexander,   printer,   house    Hotel 

Innes  Alexander  jr.,  carpenter, bds.  Hotel 
Brooks 

Innes  Brunswick  S.,  trunk  maker,  rear 
382  Main,  house  at  Charlestown 

Ireland  Angie  L.  Miss,  dressmaker,  652 
Main,  house  do.  [4(55  do. 

Ireland  George  W.,  clerk,  473  Main.house 

Ireland  Millie  T.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  house 
22  Green 

Ireland  Rinaldo  E.,   baker,   128  Inman, 

house  Prospect,  corner  Hampshire 
Ireland  Robie,  house  721  Cambridge 
Ireland  Sheldon  C,  piano  hammer  cover- 

er,  555  Main,  house  172  Hampshire 
Ireson  Adeline  M.  Miss,  teacher  Washing- 
ton grammar  school,  bds.  13  Wallace 
Irvine  Harry  E.,  house  5  Day 
Irvine  John  E.,   printer  Riverside  Press, 
house  10  Laurel 


J.  H.  &  J.  P.  THAYER  &  CO.,  660  Main  Street, 
HOUSE    PAINTING,   KALSOMINING   &   PAPER   HANGINGS. 

11 


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Irving  Edward,  peddler,bds.  104  Tremont 
Irving  James,  peddler,  h.  104  Tremont 
Irving  William,  peddler,  b.  104  Tremont 
Irving  William,  teamster,   162  Broadway, 

house  97  Hampshire 
Irving  William  J.,  baker,  house  58  Lake 

View  av.  |h.  23  Mill 

Irwin    James,    upholsterer,    23    Brattle, 
Irwin  John,  boiler  maker,  72  Main 
Irwin  Thomas  H.,  upholsterer,  house  52 

Spring 
Isaac  David, flaborer, 92  Main        [Howard 
Isaac  John  F.,  packer,  604  Main,  bds.  22 
Isaac  Robert,  laborer,  house  8  Hastings 
Isaac  Thomas,  tailor  (49  Temple  pi.,   13.), 

house  22  Howard 
Isaacs  Harry,  cigar  maker,  h.  22  Blanche 
Isaacs  Henry,  cigar  maker,h.  Ill  Pleasant 
Isaacs  John,  house  19  Harvard 
Isham  Lock  Co.,  lock  mnfrs.,  Oliver  E. 

Pillard,    supt.,    17    Main,     office    (22 

Water,  B.) 
Ivel  Alexander,  salesman  (477  Washing- 
ton, B. ),  house  6  Ashburton  place 
Ivers  Charles  F.,  at  Ivers  &  Pond  Piano 

Co.,  Albany 
Ivers  Francis  (F.  Ivers  &  Son) ,  carriage 

mnfr.,  176,  178  and  186  North  avenue, 

house  Mt.  Vernon,  near  North  av. 
Ivers  Frank  H.  (F.  Ivers  &  Son),  carriage 

mnfr.,  176  North  avenue,  boards  Mt. 

Vernon,  near  North  avenue 
Ivers  F.    &   Son  (Francis  and   Frank  H. 

Ivers),  carriage  mnfrs  ,  176,  178  and 

186  North  avenue 
Ivers  Patrick,  gardener,  h.  6  Emmons  pi. 
Ivers  Warren  (Ivers  &  Tucker),  carriage 

mnfr.,  Church,  opposite  Palmer,  bds. 

27  Trowbridge 
Ivers  Warren   Mrs.,  millinery  and  wors- 
teds, 446  Harvard,  b.  27  Trowbridge 
Ivers   William   H.    (Ivers  &  Pond  Piano 

Co. ),  Albany,  and   (597  Washington. 

B. ),  house  at  Dedham 
Ivers  &  Pond  Piano  Co.,   piano  mnfrs., 

Albany,  and  (597  Washington,  B  ) 

IVEliS  &  TUOKEU  (Warren  Ivers 
and  Eben  Tucker), carriage  manufac- 
turers, Church,  opp.  Palmer 
Ivory  Michael,  liquors  (Western  av.,  B.), 
house  2  Riverside  place 

JACKOBSON  CHARLOTTE,  dressmak- 
er, rear  *2  Winsor,  house  do. 
Jackson  Anson  H.,  bookbinder  Riverside 

Press,  house  17  Rockwell 

Jackson  Benjamin  D.,  hairdresser  (State 

House,  B.),  house  96  Putnam  avenue 

Jackson  Chas.,  cooper,  b.  60  Washington 

Jackson    Charles  B.,  laborer,  house    11 

Flagg  street  court  [Hastings 

Jackson  Elijah,  teamster,  168  Main,  h.  45 

Jackson  Enoch  S.,  hairdresser,  25  River, 

b.  5  West  [Brewery 

Jackson  Frances,  wid.  of    William,  h.  23 

Jackson  Gilman  D.,  fish  (64  Anderson, 

B . ) ,  house  58  Western  avenue 


J.  G.  &  N.J P.  GOOCH.J 

Wharf,  Western  Avenue,  B 


Jackson  Harriet  E.  Mrs.,  ladies'  hair- 
dresser, 96  Putnam  av.,  house  do. 

Jackson  John,  boiler  maker,  h.  10  Eighth 

Jackson  John  A. ,  core  maker,  368  Main, 
boards  10  Eighth 

Jackson  John  G.,  fresco  painter,  house  30 
Front 

Jackson  John  R.,  laborer,  house  rear 
Cambridge,  next  Chemical  Works 

Jackson  John  R.f  porter  (17  Beacon,  B.). 
house  6  Eaton 

Jackson  Lucy  S.,  widow,  h.  12  Norfolk 

Jackson  Martha  Mrs.,  house  37  Hastings 

Jackson  Patrick  T.  jr.,  cotton  buyer  (178 
Devonshire,  B.),  house  17  Follen 

Jackson  Richard,  hostler  Cambridge  Rail- 
road Co.,h.  43  Montgomery,  c.  Harvey 

Jacobs  Bela  F.,  attorney-at-law,  658  Main, 
house  19  Pleasant 

Jacobs  Benjamin  F.,  manager  and  sec. 
(Shawmut  Mnf'g.  Co.,  B.),house  Hotel 
Inman  [33  Essex 

Jacobs  Betsey  L.,  widow  of  Franklin,    h. 

Jacobs  Charles  A.,  bookbinder  Riverside 
Press,  house  41  Blackstone 

Jacobs  Eleanor,  widow  of  John,  house  11 
Brewer 

Jacobs  John  Henry,  foreman  (B.  H.  C.  & 
Co.,  B.),  house  62  River 

JACOBS    JUSTIN   A.,   city  clerk, 
office  City  Hall,  house  149  Austin 
Jacobs  Lewis,  cigar  maker  (B.),  house  59 

Brookline 
Jacobs  Lucy  A.  Mrs.,  teacher,  b.  24  Follen 
Jacobson   Andrew    F.,    carriage- trimmer 

(245  Charles,  B.),  house  65  Columbia 
Jacobson  Charles,   piano-maker  Ivers  & 

Pond  Piano  Co.,  Albany 
Jacobson  Christian  T.  M.,  cabinet  makerr 

384  Main,  house  Decatur 
Jacobson  Hagan,  fly-finisher,   162   Broad- 
way, house  109  Winsor 
Jacobson  John,  piano  maker  Ivers  &  Pond 

Piano  Co.,  Albany 
Jacobson  Martin,  fly-finisher,  162  Broad- 
way, boards  109  Winsor 
Jacobson  Robert,   piano  maker  Ivers   & 

Pond  Piano  Co.,  Albany 
Jacobson  Rudolph,  cigar  maker,  35  Pearl, 

boards  8  Norfolk 
Jacoby    Leopold,   teacher  of  languages, 

boards  465  Broadway 
Jacquinot  Adrien.  assistant  Professor  of 

French  H.  U.,  rooms  46  North  avenue 
Jaeger  Fred   C,   foreman   Revere  Sugar 

Refinery,  house  104  Thorndike 
James  Chas.,  grocer,  543  Main,  h.  44  Pearl 
James  Charles,  engineer,  house  2  Rogers' 

block,  Washington 
James  Charles,  porter  (3  Arlington,   B.), 

house  1  Village 
James  Cordelia  E.    Mrs.,   dressmaker,   1 

Village,  house  do. 
James  Edward  B.,  lumber  (14  State,   B.), 

house  12  Lake  View  avenue 
James  Hannah  S.  Miss,  asst.   bookkeeper 

( 1 6  Sears  bldg.,  B.),  bds.  2  Hancock 

»^T[ulBER  AND  MOULDINGS. 

rlghton.    Order  Box,  8  Brattle  Street,  Old  Cambridge. 


JAM 


165 


JEN 


James  Henry,  house  20  Quincy 

James  Henry  (H.    James    &  Son),  soap 

stock,  Portland,  near  Plymouth,  house 

2  Summer 
James    Henry,    switchman      Cambridge 

Railroad  Co.,  house  58  Mt.  Auburn 

JAMES  H.  &  SON  (Henry  and 
Joseph  K.  James),  soap  stock,  Port- 
land, near  Plymouth 
JAMES  JOHN  K.,  plumber,  5  Brat- 
tle, house  22  Church 
James  John  W.,  painter,  house  2 
Cogswell  place  [Norfolk 

James  Joseph,  at  (F.  R.  R.,  B.),   boards   2 
James  Joseph  K.  (H.  James  &  Son),  soap 
stock,  Portland,  near  Plymouth,  house 
at  Somerville  [Mt.  Auburn 

James  Mary   Mrs.,  intelligence  office,  53 
James  Sarah  A.,  widow,  house  15  Cherry 
James  Samuel,  grocer,  543  Main,  house  2 

Norfolk 
James  Thomas  P.  Mrs.,  house  96  Brattle 
James  William,  asst  professor  of  Physiol- 
ogy and  Comparative  Anatomy,  Mu- 
seum of  Comparative  Zoology  H.    U., 
house  11  Quincy 
James  Wm.,  laborer,  25  Main.  h.  at  Boston 
James  William  A.,  clerk,  543  Main,  boards 

2  Norfolk 
Jameson  Edson,  hostler  Cambridge  Rail- 
road Co.,  b.  Cambridge,  cor.  Baldwin 
Jameson  Edward,  hostler,  b.  Hotel  Green, 

Baldwin,  corner  Ellery 
Jameson  Edwin  A.  L.,    wholesale    milli- 
nery (20  Chaun.cy,  B.),  h.  26  Arlington 
Jameson    Jeremiah    D.,   laborer,  boards 

Thomas  Moran's,  Holworthy 
Jameson  John  P.,  house  8  Florence 
Jameson  Nelson,  teamster  (Charlestown), 

house  rear  23  Harvard 
Jameson     Robert,     hostler,   Elm,   corner 
Broadway,   boards   Webster    avenue, 
near  Somerville  line 
Jameson  Winthrop   M..   wholesale   milli- 
nery (20  Chauncy,  B.),  b.  4  Mt.  Vernon 
Jameson  Winthrop  N.  (13  Temple,  place, 

B. ),  boards  26  Arlington 
Jamieson  Julia  B.  Mrs.,  house  Channing 
Jandreau  Michael,  laborer,  h.  108  Spruce 
Janes  John,  foreman,  624  Main,  house   16 
Howard  [Hastings 

Janifer  George  Cornelius,  hostler,   h.   32 
Jannard  Matthias,  cabinetmaker,  house  46 
Spring  [Spring 

Jannard  Matthias  F..  electrician  (B.),  h.  46 
Janson    Olof,   teamster,    185    Broadway, 
boards  38  Union 

JANSSON  CHAKLES    A.,  mirror 
and  picture  frames,  etc.,  8  Harvard 

square,  house  6  Plympton 
Jansson  Charles  R.,  picture  frames,  house 

6  Plympton 
Jaques  M.  Jane  Miss,  house  25  Church 
Jarvis    Amos    B.,   bookbinder   Riverside 

Press,  house  54  Fairmont 
Jaseph    Charles  B.,   plumber,   169   Gore, 

house  15  Eighth 


J  ayes  Danien,  lab.,  h.  Clifton,  n.  Spruce 
Jefferds  Jas.  F.,  collector,  house  1  Willard 

street  court 
Jeffers  Richard,  carpenter,  h.  72  Wright 
Jefferson  James,  fireman  S.   F.   E.   Co.  1, 

house  121  Mount  Auburn 
Jefferson   John,   hostler,  Church,    house 

rear  18  Sparks 
Jeffrey  James,  conductor  Cambridge  Rail- 
road Co.,  house  at  Brighton 
Jellison  Elizabeth  A.    Miss,   matron   Kin- 
dergarten   school    and    Nursery,  41 
Holyoke,  house  do. 
Jellison  William,  s^eam  fitter,  h.  20  Green 
Jelly  Arthur  H.,   clerk   (14  Central  whf., 
'B. ),  boards  26  Sixth  [Sixth 

Jelly  Emeline  A.,  widow  of  James,  h.  26 
Jenkins  Abby,  widow,  house  188  Norfolk 
Jenkins  Hiram,  paver  (593  Albany,  B.), 

house  14  Lopez 
Jenkins  Peter,  cooper,  h.  54  Washington 
Jenkins    Wm.    H.    EL,   waiter    Memorial 

Hall,  house  9  Baldwin  court 
Jenness  Abigail  L.  Miss,  h.  47  Baldwin 
Jenness  Ann  E.,  seamstress,   house   187 

Hampshire 
Jenness  Austin  T.  (Jenness  &  Twombly), 
express     Riverside    and      University 
Presses,  house  21  Putnam  avenue 
Jenness  Catherine  Mrs., house  Holworthy, 

near  Belmont 
Jenness  Charles  M.,  clerk,  480  Cambridge, 

house  380  do. 
Jenness  Geo.  L.,  lather,  h.  160  Harvard 
Jenness  Lewis  P.,  salesman,  471  Main,  h. 
431  do.  [380  Cambridge 

Jenness  Margaret,  widow  of  John,  house 
Jenness  Margaret  J.,  widow  of  Wm.  H., 

hous3  105  Elm 
Jenness    Nathaniel,    conductor    Charles 
River  R.   Co.,    boards     Mrs.    Cather- 
ine Jenness',  Holworthy 
Jenness  Samuel  D.,  tinsmith,  b.  90  Sixth 
Jenness  Samuel  W.,  lather,  h.  50  Market 
Jenness  &  Twombly  (Austin  T.   Jenness 
and  Joshua  Twombly),  express  River- 
side and  University  Presses  (34  Court 
square,  Boston) 
Jennings  A.  E.,  watchman,   169  Gore,  h. 

at  Everett 
Jennings  Charles  H.,  student  H.  U.,  bds. 

17  Maple  avenue 
Jennings  ("has.  T.,  clerk,  b.  54  Brookline 
Jennings  Ellen  M.  Miss,  teacher  Shepard 

grammar  school,  rooms  18  Story 
Jennings  Henry  L.  D.,  porter,  h.  20  Elm 
Jennings  H.  A.  Miss,  house  64  Prospect 
Jennings  James,  laborer  John  Reardon  & 

Sons,  house  214  Pearl 
Jennings  James  J.,  mason,  h.  13  Vine 
Jennings  John,  kerosene  oil,  h.  23  Fifth 
Jennings  John  jr.,  brick  layer,  b.  23  Fifth 
Jennings  John  Mrs.,  house  13  Vine 
Jennings  Joseph  H.  Dr.,  veterinary  sur- 
geon, rear  484  Main,  house  13  Green 
Jennings   Kate  S.,  widow  of   James  R., 
house  11  Everett 


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Jennings  Mary,  widow  of  James,  house  4 
Cedar  square 

Jennings  Mary  E.,  teacher  Boardman 
primary  school 

Jennings  Michael  E.,  confectioner,  282 
Broadway,  boards  147  Columbia 

Jennings  Patrick,  currier,  house  Clay,  2d 
from  Harvey  [Everett 

Jennings  Sidney  J.,  student  H.  U.,  b.   11 

Jennings  Stephen,  merchant  (22  Custom 
House.  B.),  house  17  Maple  avenue 

Jennings  Thomas  W.,  mason,  house  54 
Brookline  [Broadway 

Jennison  James  Mrs.,  widow,  house  467 

Jerauld  A.  A.,  clerk,  162  Broadway,  h. 
at  Charlestown 

Jessop  John  J.,  clerk  (10  Tremont,  B.), 
boards  25  Bigelow 

Jessop  Joseph  H.,  confectioner  (10  Tre- 
mont, B.),  house  25  Bigelow 

Jewell  Ann,  widow  of  Hosea,  house  6 
Pleasant  place 

Jewell  Charlotte  E.  Miss,  teacher  Quincy 
primary  school,  bds.  6  Pleasant  place 

Jewell  Elizabeth  F.,  widow  of  Gould,  h. 
14  Hamilton 

Jewell  Frederick  A.,  musician  and  music 
teacher,  house  14  Hamilton 

Jewell  Otis  H.,  car  builder  C.  R.  R.  Co., 
Dunster,  house  56  Putnam  avenue 

Jewell  Wm.  E.,  lawyer,  associate  justice 
third  district  court,  Eastern  Middle- 
sex (82  Devonshire,  room  17,  B.),  h. 
39  In  man 

Jewett  Annie  M.,  widow  of  George  W., 
house  60  Buckingham 

Jewett  Darwin  E.,  broker  (24£  Central, 
B. ),  house  1  Henderson  place 

Jewett  Dexter,  janitor  College  House,  h. 
10  Church 

Jewett  Klverton  S.,  collection  clerk  Na- 
tional Exchange  Bank  (28  State,  B.), 
house  1  Hastings  square 

Jewett  Frank  P.,  agent  (24£  Central,  B.), 
boards  1  Henderson  place 

Jewett  Henry  M.,  clerk  (24|  Central,  B.), 
boards  1  Henderson  place 

Jewett  James  R.,  student  H.  U.,  boards 
60  Buckingham 

Joel  Samuel  W.,  paintings,  h.  5  Watson 

Johanson  B.  G.,  safe  maker.  17  Main 

Johanson  Charles  E.,  brass  moulder,  bds. 
423  Cambridge  [134  Harvard 

Johanson  Charles,  cabinet  maker,  rooms 

Johanson  Hans,  machinist,  bds.  37  Union 

Johanson  John,  case  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, house  95  Norfolk 

Johanson  Ole,  laborer  (Portland,  B.),  h. 
128  Webster  avenue 

Johnes  Wm.,  peddler,  house  95  Spruce 

Johnson  Adeline  A.,  widow  of  Wm.  A., 
house  22  Winsor 

Johnson  Albert,  jeweler,  bds.  8  Norfolk 

Johnson  Alden  B.,  conductor  Cambridge 
R.  R.  Co.,  boards  21  Trowbridge 

Johnson  Alex,  wheelwright,  249  Cam- 
bridge, house  at  Somerville 


Johnson  Alonzo  F.,  clerk  (P.  O.,  B.),  h. 

143  Cambridge 
Johnson  Andrew,  safe  maker,  17  Main 
Johnson   Andrew    (Andrew    Johnson  & 
Co.),  carriage  maker,  133  Main,  house 
44  Broadway 
Johnson  Andrew  &  Co.  (Andrew  and  Os- 
car Johnson),  carriage  builders,   133 
Main 
Johnson  Ann  Miss,  house  76  Harvard 
Johnson  August,  engineer  Father  Scully's 

church,  Harvard,  house  81  Elm 
Johnson  Charles,  clerk  (114  State,  B.),  h. 

57  Harvard 
Johnson  Charles,  draw  tender  E.  R.  R., 

boards  27  Second 
Johnson  Chas.,  laborer,  house  3  Hunting 
Johnson  Charles  B.,  porter  (1  High,  B.), 

house  66  Winter 
Johnson  Charles  C,  clerk,  226  North  av- 
enue, house  at  Somerville 
Johnson   Charles  F.,  provisions  (39  Clin- 
ton, B.),  house  15  Ellsworth  avenue 
Johnson  Charles  H.,  laborer,  house    32 

Cogswell  avenue 
Johnson  Daniel  A.,  provisions,  21  Deca- 
tur, house  do. 
Johnson  Edwin,  machinist,  h.  4  Hastings 
Johnson  Ellen,  widow,  h.  423  Cambridge 
Johnson  Eunice  S.,  widow  of  Henry  F., 

house  18  Story 
Johnson  Francis  A.,  iceman,  h.  78  Spring 
Johnson  Francis  H.,  fish  (114  F.   H.  mar- 
ket, B.),  house  34  Columbia 
Johnson  Francis  H.,  salesman  (163  Wash- 
ington, B.),  house  116  Norfolk 
Johnson  Franklin  Rev.,  pastor  Old   Cam- 
bridge    Baptist    Society,    inquire   42 
Trowbridge 
Johnson  Frederick,  carpenter,  Brookline, 
house  137  Brookline  [Cambridge 

Johnson  George,  brass  moulder,  bds.  408 
Johnson  Geo.  F.,  grocer,  246  Broadway, 
house  86  Moore  [Columbia 

Johnson  George  R.,  laborer,  house  r.  112 
Johnson  Gustavus,  pattern  maker  (B.  & 

A.  R.  R.,  Allston),  h.  40  Putnam  a  v. 
Johnson  Henry  (Johnson  &  Doane),  bot- 
tler, 1  Cherry,  house  32  do. 
Johnson  Henry  H.  Mrs.,  h.  23  Wallace 
Johnson    Herman   A.,   organ    tuner,  624 

Main,  boards  97  Austin 
Johnson  H.  N.,  carpenter,  bds.  512  Main 
Johnson  James,  at  139  Broadway,  house 

32  Cherry 
Johnson  Jennie  A.  Mrs.,  h.  61  Washington 
Johnson  John,  carpenter,  house  102  Web- 
ster avenue 
Johnson    John,    safe     maker,    17    Main, 

house  at  Maiden 
Johnson  John  2d,  safe  maker,  17  Main 
Johnson  John  F.,   piano  key  maker,  137 
Broadway,  house  223  tlo.  [bridge 

Johnson  John  G.,  painter,  bds.  423  Cam- 
Johnson  John   O.,   sail  maker,  house  23 
Brewery  [Columbia 

Johnson  John  W.  H.,  vocalist,  bds.  r.  112 


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Johnson  Joseph,  cabinet  maker,  44  Cam- 
bridge, house  at  Charlestown 
Johnson  Joseph,  laborer,  h.  72  Harvard 
Johnson  Joseph  W.,  teamster,  162  Broad- 
way, house  17  Clark 
Johnson  J.  W.  IT.,  hostler,  249  Cambridge, 

boards  112  Columbia 
Johnson  K.,  laborer,  house  66  Broadway 
Johnson  Lawrence,  house  44  Clark 
Johnson  Lawrence  Henry,  clerk,  142  Har- 
vard, boards  44  Clark 
Johnson  Lewis,  clerk  (B.),  house  11  Gerry 
Johnson   Lucius  A.,   boards   William  EL 
Johnson's,  Frank  [h.  32  Norfolk 

Johnson   Marshall,  fish   (14    Union,   B.), 
Johnson  Mary  IL,  widow  of  W.  O.,  house 
17  Kirkland  [27  Harvard 

Johnson     Matthew,  white  washer,   house 
Johnson  Nels  P.,  safe  maker,  17  Main 
Johnson  Ole,  polisher,  house  57  Spriii£ 
Johnson   Oscar  A.    (Andrew  Johnson  & 
Co. ) ,  carriage  builder,  133  Main,  bds. 
44  Broadway 
Johnson  Peter,  laborer,  h.  r.  88  Harvard 
Johnson  Peter,  safe  maker,  17  Main,  house 

6  Foster's  block,  Baldwin  place 
Johnson  Reuben,  laborer,  h.  80  Harvard 
Johnson  Robert  J.,  paper-hanger,  house 

21  Hastings 
Johnson  Sarah  J.  E.  Miss  (26  Temple  pi. 

(B.),  boards  16  Ash 
Johnson  Thomas,  potter,  boards  Peter 
Bourget's,  Crescent  avenue  [Cedar 
Johnson  Thomas  H  ,  cabinet  maker,  h.  25 
Johnson  William,  laborer,  h.  r.  30  Hastings 
Johnson  William,  brush  maker,  12  Gore, 

house  10  Sixth 
Johnson  William,  clerk,  house  27  Grigg 
Johnson  William,  teamster,  bds.  51  Sixth 
Johnson  William  E.,  clerk  (Summer,  B.), 

boards  62  Pleasant 
Johnson  William  F.,  box  maker,  3  Hamp- 
shire, boards  4  Boardman  place 
Johnson  William  H., driver  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  house  Frank,  3d  on  left 
Johnson  William  R.,  driver  J.   C.   Stiles, 

boards  686  Main 
Johnson  William  T.,  clerk  (Elliott,  corner 

Carver,  B.),  boards  48  Austin 

Johnson   &  Doane  (Henry  Johnson   and 

Henry   S.   Doane),  bottlers,  1  Cherry, 

near  Main  [4  Winsor 

Johnston  Andrew  McN.,  carpenter,  house 

Johnston  Fergus  D.,  novelty  goods,  house 

365  Main 
Johnston  James,  at  137  Broadway 
Johnston  John  F.,  at  137  Broadway 

JOHNSTON  WILLIAM,  fancy 
goods,  140  Pleasant,  and  232  Pearl,  h. 

140  Pleasant  [Boylston 

Johnston  Winnie,  boarding-house,  39 
Johnstone  George  S.,  painter,  660  Main, 

house  60  Sidney  [way,  b.  9  do. 

Joll  Albert  P.,  candy  maker,  245  Broad- 
Joll  George   M.,  hairdresser,   1£  Brattle, 

house  13  Mellen  [do. 

Jolly  William,  gardener,  134  North  av.,  b. 


Jollymore    George,    trimmer,   boards    14 

Squire's  court 
Jones  Abbie  C,  widow,  house  117  Inman 
Jones  Abby  F.,  widow  of  Charles  B.,  h. 

106  Auburn 
Jones  Allison,  waiter,  house  7  Webster  av. 
Jones  Allison  A.,  waiter,  boards  7  Web- 
ster avenue  [Thorndike 
Jones  Amos,  police,  station  3,  house  71 
Jones  Andrew,  mason,  house  31  Second 
Jones  Andrew  J., carriage  builder,  Church, 

corner  Palmer,  house  23  North  av. 
Jones  Anna  E.,  widow  of  William  R.,  h. 

303  Harvard 
Jones  Anna  Maria  Miss,  teacher  Gannett 

primary  school,  house  at  Boston 

Jones  Arthur  E.,   lawyer  (60  Devonshire, 

B.),  house  3  Berkeley  [Broadway 

Jones  Austin  K.,  janitor  H.  U.,  house  465 

Jones  Carrie  R.,  widow  of  William   F.,  h. 

84  Washington 
Jones  Charles,  carpenter,  house  22  School 
Jones  Charles  E.,  house  1  Seckel 
Jones  Charles  E.,  supt.   Lexington   Paint 

Co.,  Winsor,  house  22  Tremont 
Jones  Charles   E.   (McMurray  &   Jones), 
blacksmith.  Third,  near  Gas  House, 
house  1  Seckel  •  [light 

Jones  Charles  H.,  h.  Clarendon  av.,  1st  on 
Jones  Charles  L.  Mrs.,  house  299  Harvard 
Jones  Charles  R.,  steam  fitter,  house  12 

Union 
Jones  Charles  W.  (95  Milk,  B.),  house  285 

Harvard 
Jones  Charles  W.,  rigger,  h.  285  Harvard 
Jones  Charles  W.  jr.,  cabinet  maker,  bds. 

146  Thorndike 
Jones  Cyrus,  mariner,  house  15  Elmer 
Jones  C.  L.  &  Co.  (Henry  E.  and  Frank  H. 
Jones),   soap  and  candle    manufact- 
urers, 172  Pearl,  and    (193  State,  B.) 
Jones  Daniel,  carpet  beater,  h.  31  Hastings 
Jones  Edmond  F.,  waiter,  house  7  West 
Jones  Edward  W.  S.,  stationery  (282  Wash- 
ington, B.),  boards  104  Prospect 
Jones  Elias,  teamster,  house  1  Seckel 
Jones  Elias,  currier,  house  Jay  st.  place 
Jones  Elias  F.,  laborer  J.  H.  Eames,  house 

12  Blanche 
Jones  Eliza  W.,  widow,  house  16  Park 
Jones  Elizabeth,  widow  of  John,  house  28 

William 
Jones  Elizabeth,  widow  of  William,  house 

41  Crescent 
Jones  Emily  V.  Mrs.,  bds.  42  Trowbridge 
Jones  Emma  C.  Mrs.,  h.  106  Cambridge 
Jones  Erastus,  laborer,  h.  56  Washington 
Jones  Frances  R.  Mrs.,  house  299  Harvard 
Jones  Frank  H.  (C.  L.  Jones  &  Co.),  soap 
manufacturer,     172    Pearl    and    (193 
State,  B.),  house  46  Lee 
Jones  Frederick,  machinist,  bds.  512  Main 
Jones  Frederick  C,  clerk,  Cambridge  Gas 
Light  Co.,  424  Harvard,  bds.  5  Cres- 
cent 
Jones   George  Mrs.,  widow,  rooms  Win- 
throp  square 


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Jones  George  C,  conductor  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  boards  3  Baldwin  court 
Jones  George  F.,  clerk  (216  State,  B.),  h. 

Lancaster 
Jones  Geo.  W., physician,  H7Inman.  h.  do. 
Jones  Harry,  carpenter,  house  51  Elm 
Jones  Harry  W.,  rooms  276  Harvard 
Jones  Henry,  jobber,  house  36  Union 
Jones  Henry,  waiter,  house  36  Brewery 
Jones  Henry  C,  bookbinder  (101  Pearl, 

B.),  house  131  Green 
Jones  Henry  E.  (C.  L.  Jones  &  Co.),  soap 

and  cnndle  mnfr.,  172  Pearl,  and  (193 

State.  B.),  house  276  Harvard 
Jones  Henry  I.,  hairdresser,  27  Fifth, h.  do. 
Jones  Herbert  L.,  key  maker,  139  Broad- 
way, house  16  Park 
Jones  James,  cabinet  maker,  384  Main,  h. 

179  Norfolk 
Jones  James,  hostler  Cambridge  R.  R.  Co., 

house  Harvey,  cor.  Montgomery 
Jones  James,  hostler  Cambridge  R,  R.  Co., 

house  43  Harvey 
Jones  James  Mrs.,  widow,  h.  10  Watson 
Jones  Jennie  F.,  dressmaker,  179  Norfolk, 

boards  do.  [block,  Washington 

Jones  John,  cigar  maker,  house  3  Rogers' 
Jones  John,  collar  maker,  10  Arrow,  h. 

at  Somerville  [6  Tufts 

Jones  John,  boiler  maker,  92  Main,  house 
Jones  John,  painter,  house  Hotel  Brooks 
Jones  John  H.,   traveling  salesman,  bds. 

86  Cambridge 
Jones  John  L.,    printer  Riverside  Press, 

house  102  Putnam  avenue 
Jones  John  L.  jr.,  compositor,  h.  650  Main 
Jones  John  W.,  boards  Jay  street  place 
Jones  Joseph  G.,  clerk  (Hanover,  corner 

Court,  B.},  house  20-J  Bigelow 
Jones  Joseph  M.,  boiler  maker,  92  Main, 

house  4  Tenney 
Jones  J.  Willard,  clerk,  226  North  avenue, 

house  at  Somerville 
Jones  Leonard  S.,  house  21  Kirkland 
Jones   Leonard   W.    jr.,  clerk  Sort  well's 

distillery,  house  at  Charlestown 
Jones  Lydia  Miss,  house  715  Cambridge 
Jones  Mary  T.   P.   Miss,  music  teacher, 

60  Cambridge,  house  do. 
Jones  Maggie  E.  Mrs.,  house  63  Oxford 
Jones  Margaiet  Mrs.,  boards  125  Gore 
Jones  Mark  A.,  druggist,  60  Cambridge, 

house  do. 

JONES  MARTHA  R.  MISS,  con- 
fectionery, 1  Harvard  square,  and  440 
Harvard,  house  Hawthorn,  c.   Acacia 

Jones  Myles,  bookbinder  Riverside  Bind- 
ery, boards  58  Fairmont 

Jones  Nathaniel  M.,  clerk  (77  Oliver,  B.), 
boards  303  Harvard 

Jones  Richard  T.,  clerk,  Cambridge,  cor. 
Seventh,  boards  179  Norfolk 

Jones  Robert  G.  (152  Federal,  B.),  house 
21  Kirkland 

Jones  Sarah  Mrs  ,  house  38  Portland 

Jones  Richard  T.,  clerk,  bds.  179  Norfolk 

Jones  Thomas,  clerk  (B. ),  h.  51  Raymond 


Jones  Thomas,  laborer,  boards  8  Davis 

Jones  Thomas  W.,  electrotype  finisher, 
University  Press,  bds.  30  Winthrop 

Jones  William  Gordon,  h.  Lake  View  av. 

Jones  William  L.,  bookbinder  Riverside 
Press,  boards  102  Putnam  avenue 

Jope  Richard  E.,  carpenter,  h.  12  Magee 

Jordan  Anna  Mrs..,  dressmaker,  8  Eliot, 
house  do. 

Jordan  Arthur  L.,  supt.,  Post-office.  F.  R. 
R.  station,  North  avenue,  boards  Por- 
ter's Hotel 

Jordan  Charles  W.,  piano  tuner,  162 
Broadway,  house  at  Maiden 

Jordan  Henry  C,  driver  Cambridge  R.  R. 
Co.,  house  126  Thorndike 

Jordon  James,  granite  cutter,  boards  160 
Main  [28  Pelham 

Jordan  James,  stone  cutter,  53  Main,  bds. 

Jordan  John  F.,  printer  University  Press, 
house  8  Eliot 

Jordan  Joseph  W.,  cement  maker  Wm.  F. 
Webster,  Albany,  house  3  Jay 

Jordan  Sabin,  teamster,  house  69  Third 

Jordan  Wm.  H  ,  printer  University  Press, 
house  24  Brookline 

Jordan  Wm.  N.,  boards  274  North  avenue 

Jose  Edwin  H.,  lawyer,  583  Main,  bds.  84 
Austin 

Joseph  David,  cigar  maker,  b.  7  Rollins  ct. 

Joseph  Isaac  (I.  &  J.  Joseph),  fruit,  etc., 
455  Main,  house  10  Holly  place 

Joseph  I.  &  J.  (Isaac  and  John  Joseph), 
fruit,  etc.,  455  Main 

Joseph  John  (I.  &  J.  Joseph),  fruit,  etc., 
455  Main,  house  at  Maiden 

Joseph  Julius,  printer,  bds.  7  Rollins  ct. 

Joseph  Louis,  canvasser,  b.  7  Rollins  ct. 

Joseph  Robert,  clerk,  455  Main,  boards  10 
Holly  place 

Josselyn  Aaron  Rev.,  watchmaker,  62 
Cambridge,  house  78  Sixth 

Josselyn  Abbie  S.,  widow  of  Luther,  h. 
12  Rogers'  block,  Main 

Josselyn  Anna  B.  Miss,  teacher  Putnam 
grammar  school,  boards  78  Sixth 

Josselyn  Elmer  H.,  confectioner,  7  Pros- 
pect, bds.  65  Green  [84  Prospect 

Josselyn  Francis  (Custom  House,  B.),  h. 

Jouett  Isaac  W.,  grocer  (686  Washington, 
B.),  house  Walnut  av.,  cor.  Arlington 

Jouett  Mark  R.  (M.  R.  Jouett  &  Co.),  gro- 
cer, 225  North  av.,h.  at  W.  Somerville 
JOUETT    31.  R.  &  CO.    (Mark  R. 

u  Jouett),  grocers,  225  North  avenue, 
corner  Walden 

Joy  Fred  P.,  conductor  Cambridge  Rail- 
road Co.,  boards  126  Thorndike 

Joy  Isaac  (Joy,  Luther  &  Co.),  carpenter, 
River,  junc.  Western  av.,  h.  87  River 

Joy  Isaac,  net  maker,  boards  10  Leigh- 
ton's  court 

Joy  James,  cooper  C.  H.  North  &  Co.,  h. 
rear  190  Columbia 

Joy,  Luther  &  Co.  (Isaac  Joy  and  Thomas 
H.  Luther),  carpenters  and  builders, 
River,  junction  Western  avenue 


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Joyce  Edmund  B.,  painter  (Merrimac.  B.), 
house  192  Norfolk  let. 

Joyce  Edward,  laborer,  h.  10  Flagg  street 
Joyce  Isadore  Mrs.,  h.  Concord  av.,  c.  New 
Joyce  James,  painter,  house  21  Harvard 
Joyce  Maurice,  laborer,  h.  228  Franklin 
Joyce    Mattie,    widow  of    Martin,  house 

Lowland  court 
Joyce  Richard,  finisher  F.  M.  Holmes  Fur- 
niture Co.,  boards  at  Charlestown 
Joyce  Stephen,  laborer,  house  93  Fifth 
Judkins   Eliza  M.   Miss,  artist,   house  20 

Dunster 
Juhlmann  Louis,  moulder,  house  93  Third 
Julianus  John  L.,  brass   moulder,  boards 
58  Columbia 

KAHARL  REUBEN,  machinist,  bds.  218 

Harvard 
Kahlmeyer  Augusta,  widow  of  Henry,  h. 

97  Sixth 
Kahlmeyer   Frank  L.,  clerk  (10  P.  O.  sq., 

B.),  boards  97  Sixth 
Kahlmeyer  Louis    W.,   clerk,    186  Cam- 
bridge, boards  97  Sixth 
Kaiser  Gottlob,  laborer,  h.  4  Mullins  court 
Kalberg  Laurity  D.,  furniture,   187  Cam- 
bridge, house  77  Spring 
Kaler  John,  driver  Charles  River  R.  Co. 
Kaler  John   S.,   moulder   A.   Fitzpatrick, 

State,  house  at  Boston 
Kanaley  Jeremiah,  cabinet  maker,  Wood- 
bury building,  Otis 
Kane  Anthony,  laborer,  house  9  McCabe 
Kane  Bridget,  widow  of  Wm.,  h.  34  Porter 
Kane  Daniel,  laborer,  house  19  Carson 
Kane  George,  laborer,  bds.  1  Hampshire 
Kane  James,  laborer,  house  5  Vine 
Kane  James,  blacksmith,  house  32  Spring 
Kane  John,  bookbinder  Riverside  Press, 

boards  10  Hayes  court 
Kane  John,  laborer,  house  1  Eighth 
Kane  John,  laborer,  house  19  Carson 
Kane  John,  laborer,  house  12  Warren 
Kane  Jobn,  house  163  Green 
Kane  John,  teamster,  house  33  Hunting 
Kane  John,  stone-cutter  J.  Collins,  Gore 

wharf,  boards  10  Broadway 
Kane   Martin,    hack  driver,    Bay,  corner 

Green,  house  176  Green 
Kane  Matthew,  moulder,  354  Main,  boards 

374  do. 
Kane  Michael,  glass  maker,  bds.  77  Fifth 
Kane  Michael,  laborer,  h.  8  Stevens  ct. 
Kane  Patrick,  laborer,  354  Main 
Kane  Patrick,  laborer,  house  15  Foster 
Kane  Robert  F.,  foreman   packing  room, 
153  Putnam  av.,  house  10  Hayes  court 
Kane  Rose  Ann  Mrs.,  house  4  Lincoln 
Kane  Thomas  F.,  jeweler,  h.  3  Jefferson 
Kane  William,  butcher,  boards  34  Porter 
Kane  William,  laborer,  boards  7  Reed 
Kane,  see  Cain 

Kapell  Charles  L.    H.,  printer  University 
Press,  house  5  Simmons'  blk.,  DeWolf 
Karcher  Catherine  R.  Miss,  teacher,  bd*. 
85  Pleasant 


Karcher  Elizabeth  J.  Miss,  teacher  Board- 
man  primary  school,  bds.  85  Pleasant 
Karcher  Philip  J.,  porter  (43  Temple  pi., 

B.),  house  85  Pleasant 
Karcher    Rosa  C.     Miss,  teacher  Agassiz 
school,  b.  85  Pleasant  fing  school 

Karcher  Rosina  C,  teacher  Agassiz  train- 
Karcher  Theodore  F.,  watchman  (N.  E. 
Safe  Dept.  Vaults,  P.  O.  square,  B.), 
house  79  Plymouth 
Karen  John,  laborer,  house  95  Spruce 
Karuan  Wm.  H.,  bookkeener   (477  Wash- 
ington, B.).  house  10  Tufts 
K*rr  John,  laborer,  house  17i  Third 
Kaufmann  E.  A.,  brush  maker,  12  Gore, 

house  at  Boston 
Kaula  Francis,  action  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, house  at  Somerville 
Kay  James,  hostler,  house  194  North  av. 
Kay  James,  laborer,  169  Gore,  bds.  95  do. 
Kay  Sarah,  wid.  of  John,  h.  194  North  av. 
Kay,  see  Keay,  also  Keyes 
Kayser  Louis,  gilder,  house  Hotel  School 
Keams  Michael,  blacksmith,  h.  41  Harvey 
Keane  Michael  (Cox  &   Keane),  granite, 

etc.,  43  Main,  boards  163  Green 
Keane  Timothy,    baker  F.  A.  Kennedy, 

502  Main,  house  139  Elm 
Keane  Timothy,  baker,  502  Main 
Keaney  Kate,  wid  of  Jas.,  h.  169  Winsor 
Keaney  James  M.,  police,  station  3,  house 

169  Winsor 
Kearney  Frank,  helper,  17  Main 
Kearney  Julia  A.,  widow  of  William,   h. 

16  Portland 
Keating  John,  cooper,  bds.  89  Fifth 
Keating  Michael,   painter  Cambridge  R. 
R.  Co.,  Punster,  house  7  Shepherd's 
block,  Charles  River 
Keating  Patrick,  butcher,  house  1  Eighth 
Keay  Edward,  b.  E.  S.  Keay's,  Walden 
Keay  Erburn  S.,  farmer,  h.  Walden,  next 

Raymond 
Keay  Hattie  N.  Miss,  teacher  Reed  prima- 
ry school,  bds.  E.  S.  Keay's,  Walden 
Keay  Horace  R.  (B.), boards  E.  S.  Keay's, 

Walden 
Kebbon  O.  W.,  at  17  Main 
Kee    Wah    Hing,    Chinese  laundry,    506 
Main,  h.  do.  [Somerville 

Keefe  Daniel,  plumber,  599-J  Main,  b.  at 
Keefe    David,   laborer,   boards     Thomas 

Donahue's,  dishing 
Keefe  Dennis,  cabinetmaker,  Woodbury 

building,  Otis 
Keefe  Dennis,  currier,  house  40  Reed 
Keefe  Ellen,  wid.  of  John,  h.  r.  12  Short 
Keefe  Felix,  house  87  Harvard 
Keefe  James,   helper  Niles  Bros.,  house 

Concord  av.,  beyond  Alewife  brook 
Keefe  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  1  Broadway 
Keefe  John  (Kirchner  &  Keefe),  bottler, 

430  Cambridge,  house  do. 
Keefe  Kate  Mrs.,  house  36  Warren 
Keefe  Margaret,    wid.  of  Thos.,   h.  r.  18 
East  [Hastings 

Keefe  Margaret,  widow  of   James,  h.  66 


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Keefe  Owen,  farmer,  boards  35  Reed 
Keefe  Patrick,  cabinet  maker,  624  Main, 

bouse  66  Hastings 
Keefe  Patrick,  currier,  bouse  Spruce 
Keefe  Patrick,  carpenter,  b.  7  Fourtb 
Keefe  Tbomas,  carriagesmith,  178  Nortb 

avenue,  boards  at  Somerville 
Keefe  Timotby,  carpenter,  h.  192  Harvard 
Keefe  Timotby,  paper  banger,  bouse  rear 

67  Moore 
Keefe  Timotby,  peddler,  bouse  49  Reed 
Keefe,  see  O'  Keefe 

Keeffe  Matthew,  carpenter,  b.  53  Clark 
Keefler  Ann,  wid  of  Cbas.,  b.  135  Main 
Keefler  Lizzie  A.  Miss,  dressmaker,  135 
Main,  house  do.  [vard 

Keegan  Jobn,  marble  worker,  b.  62  Har- 
Keegan  Jobn,  teamster,  bds.  34  Porter 
Keegan  Julia  Miss,  bouse  29  Webster  av. 
Keegan  Louisa  Miss,  clerk,  502  Main,  b. 

29  Webster  avenue 
Keeler  Adelaide  A.  Miss,  teacher  Wash- 
ington grammar    school,    boards    46 
Trowbridge 
Keeler  Charles  W.,  bookkeeper  Riverside 

Press,  bouse  at  Somerville 
Keeler  Cornelius  P.    (F.  Geld owsky  Fur- 
niture  Co.),   furniture    mnfr.,     Otis, 
house  19  Bowdoin 
Keeler  George  A.  (F.   Geldowsky  Furni- 
ture Co.),  furniture  mnfr.,  Otis,  bds. 
19  Bowdoin 
Keeler    George    S.,    casket   maker,    203 

Bridge,  house  91  Thorndike 
Keeling  Leander,  laborer,   b.  51  Portland 
Keely  Joseph,  gardener  Mt  Auburn  cem- 
etery, house  1 1  Maynard  place 
Keely  Patrick,   stone  mason,  h.  29  Porter 
Keen  Alden  T.,   physician  ^md    notary 

public,  house  26  North  avenue 
Keen  Anna  C.  D.  Mrs.,  house  46  Cherry 
Keen  Jarvis  B.,  boards  26  North  avenue 
Keenan  James,  washer,  120  Green,  house 
156  Franklin  [Gore 

Keenan  James  B.,  carriage  painter,  h.  83 
Keenan  James  H.,  carpenter,  65  Sacra- 
mento, house  do. 
Keenan  Joanna,  widow  of    Michael   J., 

house  17  Cowperthwaite 
Keenan  John,  laborer,  bouse  11  Hunting 
Keenan  Jobn,  moulder, bds.  1  Hampshire 
Keenan  John  J.,  foreman   (10  Tremont, 

B.),  house  3  Green 
Keenan  John  M.,  laborer,  b.  11  Hunting 
Keenan  Martin,  laborer,  h.  r.  123  Third 
Keenan  Michael  A.,  carpenter,  house  101 
Tremont  [Sacramento 

Keenan  Michael  F.,  carpenter,  boards  65 
Keenan  Patrick,  lab. ,  h.  New,  n.  F.  R.  R. 
Keenan  Robert,  laborer,  b.  11  Hunting 
Keenan  Tbos.,  blacksmith,  h.  8  McCabe 
Keenan  William  H.,  furniture  polisher, 

boards  11  Hunting 
Keene  George  R.,    student  Boston  Uni- 
versity, boards  37  Trowbridge 
Keene  W.  N.,  conductor  Cambridge  Rail- 
road Co.,  house  at  Brighton 


Kegin   Owen,    laborer    John  P.   Squire, 

house  109  Tremont 
Kegin  Philip,  laborer,  house  109  Tremont 
Keho  Ann,  widow  of   Thomas,  house  34 
Washington  [Hamilton 

Keboe  James,  bookbinder  (B. ),  house  23 
Kehoe,  see  Keough 

Keith  Adelaide  A.  Miss, teacher  Washing- 
ton grammar  school,  bds.  852  Main 
Keith  Charles  P.,  broom  mnfr.,  412  Main, 
and  fancy  goods,  114  Magazine,  h.  do. 
Keith  E.  D.  (E.  D.  Keith  &  Co.),  provis- 
ions, 191  North  av.,  house  189  do. 
Keith  E.  D.  &  Co.   (E.  D.  Keith),  provis- 
ions, 191  North  avenue 
Keith  Frederick  A.,  clothing  dealer  (B.), 

house  2  Ashburton  place 
Keith  Jas.,  curerNiles  Bros.,  Concord  av. 
Keith  Joseph  W.,  box  maker,  h.  24  Vine 
Keith  Wm.  H.,  clerk,   191  Nortb  av.,  h. 
189  do.  [bridge,  h.  do. 

Keliher  Cornelius  J.,  crockery,  132  Cam- 
Kelleher  Bartholomew,  grocer,  408  Cam- 
bridge, and  liquors,  394  Cambridge, 
house  109  Winsor  [6  East 

Kelleher  Bridget,  wid.  of  Michael,  h.  rear 
Kelleber  Cornelius,  laborer,  b.  15  Warren 
Kelleher  Cornelius,  in  Cambridge  Rolling 

Mill,  h.  Rolling  Mill  block,  Bristol 
Kelleber  Daniel,  laborer,  bouse  1  Ninth 
Kelleher    Dennis,    works  New  England 

Organ  Co.,  (B.),  boards  109  Winsor 
Kelleber  Dennis,  laborer,  b.  192  Norfolk 
Kelleher  Dennis,  laborer  Cbarles  North, 

Somerville,  house  159f  Franklin 
Kelleber  Edmund,  laborer,  h.  5  Carson 
Kelleber  Ellen,  widow  of  William,  laborer, 

bouse  rear  50  Spruce 
Kelleber  Frank,  at  J.  P.  Squire  &  Co.'s, 
house  Concord  avenue,  next  railroad 
Kelleber  James,  currier,  bouse  36  Reed 
Kelleher  James,  laborer,  bouse  71  Elm 
Kelleber   Jeremiah,  hostler,   house    rear 

50  Spruce 
Kelleher  John  A.,  grocer,  39 Rice,  b.  41  do. 
Kelleber  Julia,   widow  of  Daniel,   house 

196  Spruce 
Kelleher  Patrick,  laborer,  bouse  41  Rice 
Kelleber  Timotby,  laborer,  house  47    Jeff- 
erson 
Kelleher  William,  teamster,  bds.  41  Rice 
Kelleher  Wm.  J.,  bookbinder  (93  Federal, 

B.),  house  128  Pearl 
Kellenberger    Andrew,     varnisber,      162 

Broadway,  bouse  155  Otis 
Kellenberger  Andrew  jr.,  teamster,  house 

110  Hampshire 
Kelley  Albert  L.,   printer   (262  Washing- 
ton, B.),  house  23  Harrison 
Kelley  Alexander  P.,  piano  action  mnfr., 

113  Broadway,  bouse  25  Essex 

Kelley  Andrew,  carver,  54  Bridge,  boards 

Hotel  Cambridge  [av. 

Kelley  Andrew  J.,  printer,  h.   54  Putnam 

Kelley  Annie,   widow  of  Bernard,  bouse 

22  Hudson  place 
Kelley  Bernard,  boards  36  Gore 


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Kelley  Bridget,  widow  of  Owen,   house 

rear  36  Gore  [54  Amory 

Kelley  Catherine,  widow  of  Michael,  house 
Kelley  Catherine,  widow  of  Peter,   house 

rear  33  Harvey 
Kelley    Charles,    bar-tender,    407    Main, 

boards  414  do. 
Kelley  Charles,  laborer,  house  4  Gore 
Kelley  Charles,  painter,  house  3  Seventh 
Kelley  Daniel,  tinsmith,  house  36  Gore 
Kelley  Daniel,  glass-maker   Union   Glass 

Co.  (Somerville),  house  149  Elm 
Kelley  Earnest,   at  Forbes'  (Devonshire, 

B.),  boards  23  Lopez 
Kelley  Edward,  laborer,  h.  13  Valentine 
Kelley    Edward,  finisher,  44   Cambridge, 

boards  113  Fourth 
Kelley  Edward,  hostler,  house  23  Keed 
Kelley  Edward,  laborer,  house  27  Third 
Kelley  Edward,  laborer,  bds.  113  Fourth 
Kelley  Edward,  laborer,  house  23  Brewery, 
Kelley  Edward,  painter,  bds.  117  Spring 
Kelley  Elizabeths.,  widow  of  Joseph   L., 

house  33  Linnaean 
Kelley  Ellen,  widow,  house  145  Elm 
Kelley  E.  F.,  safe  maker,  17  Main 
Kelley  Francis  A.,   upholsterer,  70  Cam- 
bridge, boards  106  Fourth 
Kelley  George,  teamster,  boards  22  Porter 
Kelley  Grace,  widow,  house  4  Hamilton 
Kelley  James,   marble-cutter,   house  305 

Cambridge 
Kelley  James,  butcher,  b.  rear  33  Harvey 
Kelley  James,  teamster,  house  77  Fifth 
Kelley  James   H.,  watchmaker   (24   Bed- 
ford, B. ),  house  402  Main 
Kelley  James  N.,  boards  1  Holly  avenue 
Kelley  John,  laborer,  house  122  Elm 
Kelley  John,  laborer,  h.  Cushiug  court 
Kelley  John,  laborer,  h.  foot  Auburn  pi. 
Kelley  John,  laborer,  house  1  Eighth 
Kelley     John,     soap-maker,     house    352 

Broadway  [b.  r.  36  Gore 

Kelley  John  A.,  cabinet-maker,  54  Bridge, 
Kelley  John  B.5  mariner,  h.  408  Cambridge 
Kelley  John  D.,  painter  (161  Hanover,  B.), 

house  161  Thorndike 
Kelly  Joliu  F.,  carrier,  bds.  rear  77  Elm 
Kelley  John  F.,  laborer  B.    &   M.    R.   R., 

house  13  Second  [Washington 

Kelley  John  H.,  laborer,  house  rear  44 
Kelley  John  J.,  baker,  82  Mount  Auburn, 

house  8  Brewer 
Kelley  John  P.,  currier,  b.  r.  33  Harvey 
Kelley    John    T.,    machinist,   house   426 

Cambridge 
Kelley  Joseph,   printer  Riverside  Press, 

rooms  rear  105  Putnam  avenue 
Kelley  Joseph  H.,  glassmaker,  h.  36  Gore 
Kelley  Joseph  J.,  cabinet-maker,  46  Gore, 

house  110  Otis 
Kelley  J.,  cabinet  maker.  54  Bridge 
Kelley  Lawrence,  marble-polisher,  house 

105  Elm 
Kelley  Maria  Mrs.,  house  14  Grant 
Kelley  Matthew,   gardener,   bds.   Michael 

Kelley's,  Cushing 


Kelley  Michael,  boards  1  Holly  avenue 
Kelley    Michael,  carpet  beater  Rhoades 

building,  boards  86  Banks 
Kelley  Michael,  stone-cutter,  h.  64  Vine 
Kelley  Michael,  gardener  Mount  Auburn 

cemetery,  h.  Cushing,  cor.  Woodlawn 
Kelley  Michael,  laborer,  house  14  North 
Kelley  Michael  A.,  glass-maker,  house  113 

Fourth 
Kelley  Michael  F.,  laborer,  bds.  54  Amory 
Kelley   Michael    H.,   laborer,   house    267 

Putnam  avenue 
Kelley  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  199  Norfolk 
Kelley  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  r.  23  Fourth 
Kelley  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  293  Concord  av. 
Kelley  Patrick,  laborer,  boards  Thomas 

Donahue's,  Cushing 
Kelley  Patrick,  switchman  B.  &  M.  R.  R., 

h.  21  Sixth  [Lechmere  place 

Kelley    Patrick,    blacksmith,     boards     3 
Kelley  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Cushing, 

near  Cushing  court 
Kelley     Patrick,     marble-worker,    house 

Bristol,  near  Webster  avenue 
Kelley  Peter  A.,  plumber,  634  Main,  house 

109  Western  avenue 
Kelley  Richard,  tailor  (B.),  h.  134  Winsor 
Kelley    Richard  jr.,  at   Dover  Stamping 

Co.,  boards  134  Winsor 
Kelley  Samuel  J.   (Kelley  &   McKinnon), 

carpenter,  7  Western   avenue,   house 

10  Clinton 
Kelley  Stillman  F.,  molasses  (20  Central, 

B. ),  house  3  Pemberton,  n.  North  av., 
Kelley  Thomas,  soap   maker,  house   190 

Hampshire 
Kelley  Thomas,  laborer,  boards  Thomas 

Donahue's,  Cushing 
Kelley    Thomas  J.,  book  finisher  River- 
side bindery,  house  4  Hamilton 
Kelley  Timothy,  laborer,  b.  34  Hampshire 
Kelley  Timothy,  stucco  worker,  h.  8  Short 
Kelley  William,  gardener  McLean  Asylum 

(Somerville),  house  Cushing,  corner 

Woodlawn  [Jefferson 

Kelley  William,  Lechmere  square,  house  7 
Kelley  Wm.  H.,  coach  driver  (B.),  house 

29  Ninth 
Kelley  Wm.  P.,  plumber  (B.),h.  54  Amory 
Kelley  Zebina  D.,  clerk  (18  Central,  B.), 

house  3  White 
Kelley   &    McKinnon    (Samuel  J.  Kelley 

and  Chas.  E.  McKinnon),  carpenters 

and  builders,  7  Western  avenue 

KELLEY  &  MUHPHY,  under- 
takers,  47  Gore 

Kelley,  see  Kelly 

Kellie  John  F.,  house  painter  and  paper 
hanger,  573  Main,  house  59  Plymouth 

Kellinburgher  Andrew,  varnisher,  162 
Broadway,  house  155  Otis 

Kelloch  Fred  L.,  machinist  (163  Franklin, 
B.),  boards  128  Magazine 

Kellogg  Harvey  A.,  teamster,  131  Broad- 
way, house  at  Boston 

Kellogg  Jeremiah  N.,  porter  (169  Wash- 
ington, B.),  house  27  Washington 


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Kelly  Allen  P.,  editor  Boston  Globe  (238 

Washington.  B.),  boards  10  Perry- 
Kelly  Catherine  F.,  widow  of  John,  house 
7  Boardraan 

Kelly  Charles,  baker,  15  River,  b.  17  do. 

Kelly  Dolly  S.,  widow  of  Amasa  S.,  house 
10  Perry  [Boardman 

Kelly  Francis  J.,  trav.  salesman,  boards  7 

Kelly  George  B.  (Kelly  &  Rand),  action 
maker,  162  Broadway,  house  at  Ja- 
maica Plain 

Kelly  James,  carpenter,  boards  11  Wyeth 

Kelly  James,  laborer,  h.  269  Putnam  av. 

Kelly  John,  boiler  maker,  92  Main,  house 
13  Salem 

Kelly  John,  laborer,  house  53  North 

Kelly  Joseph,  printer  University  Press, 
boards  rear  105  Putnam  avenue 

Kelly  Joseph  H.,  glass  maker,  h.  36  Gore 

Kelly  Patrick,  laborer,  house  7  Jefferson 

Kelly  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  5  Willard  court 

Kelly  Peter  X.,  machinist,  153  Putnam  av- 
enue, house  6  Gordon  place 

Kelly  William,  mason,  house  7  Jefferson 

Kelly  Wm.,  laborer  Union  Glass  Co.(Som- 
erville),  house  195  Norfolk 

Kelly  Wm.  H  ,  paper  ruler  (111  Devon- 
shire, B.),  house  4  Lawrence 

Kelly  &  Rand  (George  B.  Kelly  and  Ed- 
ward L.  Rand),  organ  action  makers, 
162  Broadway 

Kelly,  see  Kelley 

Kelsey  Albert  H.,  contractor  and  builder, 
h.  Arlington,  near  Washington  av. 

Kelsey  Anson  H.  (Kelsey  Bros.  &  Co. ), 
furniture,  etc.,  556  Main,  house  at 
Somerville 

Kelsey  Bros.  &  Co.  (Anson  H.,  John  H. 
and  Wm.  Kelsey),  furniture  dealers 
and  upholsterers,  556  Main 

Kelsey  Elizabeth,  widow  of  John  B.,house 
18  Fairmont  aveuue 

Kelsey  John  H.  (Kelsey  Bros.  &  Co.), fur- 
niture, etc.,  556  Main,  h.  28  Upton 

Kelsey  William  (Kelsey  Brothers  &  Co.), 
furniture,  etc.,  556  Main,  h.  11  Cottage 

Kelsey  William  H.,  upholsterer  (87  Union, 
B.),  house  26  Upton  [Cherry 

Kelso  Adam,   machinist,  356  Main,  h.  23 

Kelso  Alexander  M.,  liquors,  407  Main, 
house  36  Winsor  [b.  166  Harvard 

Kemp  Edwin  E.,  clerk  L.   Kemp  &  Sons, 

Kemp  Henry,  hairdresser,  164  Cambridge, 
boards  162  do. 

Kemp  Horace  G.  (Lysander  Kemp  &  Sons), 
soap  mnfr.,  Davis,  house  164  Harvard 

Kemp  Jas.  H.  (Lysander  Kemp  &  Sons), 
soap  mnfr.,  Davis,  boards  166  Harvard 

Kemp  Lysander( Lysander  Kemp  &  Sons), 
soap  mnfr..  Davis,  house  166  Harvard 

KEMP  LYSANDER  &  SONS 
(Lysander,  James  H.,  and  Horace  G. 
Kemp),  soap  manufacturers,  Davis, 
corner  Broadway 
Kemper  John,  laborer,  house  123  Spring 
Kempton  James  A.,  carpenter,  rooms  12 
Du  nster 


Kempton  John  B.,  house  24  Mt.  Auburn 
Kempton  Joseph   D.,  carpenter,  house  5 

Rogers'  block,  Main 
Kendall    Albert   S.,  bookkeeper    Sawin's 

Express,  Lyceum    building,  Harvard 

square,  house  8  Appian-way 
Kendall  Archibald  M.,  mail  agent,  house 

8  Magee 
Kendall  Charles  R..  baker,  b.  25  Wyeth 
Kendall  Edward    (Kendall    &    Roberts), 

machinist  and  boiler  maker,  72  and  92 

Main,  house  139  Magazine 
Kendall  Francis,  house  195  Putnam  av. 
Kendall  Geo.,  milkman,  house  Holworthy, 

opposite  Corlett  school 
Kendall  George  F.,  com.  mer.  (204  State, 

B.),  house  61  Chestnut 
Kendall  Georgie  Miss,  seamstress,  house  1 

Dover 
Kendall  Henry  H.,  student  H.  U.,  rooms  8 

Magee  [Lawrence 

Kendall   Isaac  F.,  sawyer,  624  Main,  h.  3 
Kendall  James  H.,  draughtsman,  72  Main, 

house  139  Magazine 

KENDALL  JOSHUA,  private 
school,  13  Appian-way,  h.  123  Iuman 
KENDALL  OLINDUS  F.,  horse 
clothing  (129  Washington,  B.),  house 
343£  Broadway 
Kendall  Walter  B.,  organist  and  music 
teacher,  boards  3  Lawrence 

KENDALL  &  ROBERTS  (Edw. 
Kendall  and  Geo.  B.  Roberts),  pro- 
prietors Charles  River  Iron  Works, 
machinists  and  boiler  makers,  72  and 
92  Main 

Kendrick  Enos  K.,  carpenter,  h.  69  River 

Kenerson  Harriet  R.,  widow  of  W.  S.,  h. 
223  Broadway,  room  1 

Kenerson  Vertner,  draughtsman  registry 
of  deeds  office,  Otis,  corner  Second, 
boards  36  Cambridge 

Kenerson  Wm.  W.,  ice  cream  and  provis- 
ions, house  150  Hampshire 

Kenerson  Wm.  W.  jr.,  provisions,  boards 
150  Hampshire  [bridge 

Kenerson  Winfield  S.,  butcher,  h.  36  Cam- 

Kenerson,  see  Kenneson  and  Kenniston 

Kennard  Benjamin,  house  9  DeWolf 

Kennard  Elizabeth  J.  D.  Miss,  school 
teacher,  boards  9  DeWolf 

Kennedy  Bridget,  widow  of  John,  house 
83  Elm 

Kennedy  Daniel,  blacksmith,  135  Winsor, 
house  131  do.  [7  Salem 

Kennedy  Daniel,  clerk,  282  Broadway,  b. 

Kennedy  Daniel  A.,  confectioner,  282 
Broadway,  boards  7  Salem 

Kennedy  Daniel  F.,  clerk,  30  Boylston, 
boards  118  Brookline 

Kennedy  Edward  J.,  carpenter,  b.  87  Elm 

Kennedy  Edward  P.,  dry  pressman  Uni- 
versity Press,  boards  15  Banks 

Kennedy  Ellen,  widow  of  Jas.,  h.  87  Elm 

Kennedy  Emma,  widow  of  John  A.,  house 
19  Antrim  [b.  9  Second 

Kennedy  Frank,  fireman  B.  L.  &  C.  R.  R., 


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KENNEDY  FRANK  A.,  cracker, 
bread  and  cake  baker,  502  Main,  h. 
8  Highland  [Auburn 

Kennedy  James,  boarding-house,  88  Mt. 
Kennedy  Jas.,  laborer,  h.  84  Webster  av. 
Kennedy  John,  clerk.  397  Camb.,  b.  83  Elm 
Kennedy  Lawrence  B.,  laborer,  b.  83  Elm 
Kennedy  Martin,  laborer,  house  381  Cam- 
bridge [251  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Kennedy. Mary  T.  (Kennedy  &  Murphy), 
Kennedy  Pat  ick,  laborer,  h.  33  Seventh 
Kennedy  Patrick,  lab.,  h.  124  Webster  av. 
Kennedy  Peter  J.,   varnisher,   624  Mam, 

house  28  Winsor 
Kennedy  Thomas,  coupe  driver  J.  S.  Pike, 

Church,  boards  15  Banks 
Kennedy  Thomas,  gardener,  h.  15  Banks 
Kennedy  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  45  Peed 
Kennedy  Thou, as  jr.,  driver,  b.  15  Banks 
Kennedy  William  S.,  journalist,rooms  407 

Broadway 
Kennedy  &  Murphy  (Mary  T.  Kennedy 
and  Mary  T.  Murphy),  variety  store, 
251  Broadway 
Kennelly  Jeremiah,  laborer,  b.  56  Second 
Kenney  Ann,  wid.  of  Patrick,  h.  6  Winsor 
Kenney  Charles  F.,   instructor   House  of 

Correction,  house  2  Church  place 
Kenney  Daniel,  bottler  (B.),  boards  6  Gore 
Kenney  Edward  Mrs.,  house  81  Boylstou 
Kenney  Edward,  at  206  Broadway 
Kenney  Edward,  saop  m;iker,   204  Broad- 
way, house  458  Cambridge 
Kenney  Ellen,  widow,  house  2  Decatur  ct. 
Kenney  Frank,  varnisher,  624  Main,  bds. 

22  Murdock 
Kenney  James,  laborer,  house  119  Gore 
Kenney  Johanna,  widow  of  Thos.,   house 

401  Cambridge 
Kenney  John,  cooper,  boards  184  Gore 
Kenney  John,  at  Niles  Brothers,  Concord 

avenue,  house  near  do. 
Kenney  John,  laborer,  house  39  Hardiug 
Kenney  John,  tinsmith,  h.  22  Murdock 
Kenney  John.  Miiller  Bros.,   house  Tan- 
nery, 3d  on  left 
Kenney  John,  teamster,  boards  12  Fourth 
Kenney  John  (Cummings,  Kenney  &  Co.), 
lumber,  Bridge,  opposite  Prison  point 
bridge,  house  at  Boston 
Kenney  John  B.,  printer,  h.  2  Walker  ct. 
Kenney  John  S.,  lamp-lighter,  house  rear 

178  Cambridge 
Kenney  Michael,  cooper  (South   Boston), 

bds.  2  Decatur  court 
Kenney  Owen,  coffin  maker,  203  Bridge 
Kenney  Patrick,  city  laborer,   house  265 

Putnam  avenue 
Kenney  Ralph,  carpenter,  house  9  Fifth 
Kenney  Richard,  cooper,  house  184  Gore 
Kenney  Susan,  widow  of  James  W.,  house 

4  Holyoke 
Kenney  Thomas,  soap  maker,  184  Broad- 
way, boards  04  Hampshire 
Kenney  Thomas,  tailor,  boards  184  Gore 
Kenney  Thomas,  safe  maker,  17  Main 
Kenney  Thomas  M..  jeweler,  h.  658  Main 


Kenney  Timothy,  baker,  b.  22  Murdock 
Kenney  Wm.,  laborer,  h.  458  Cambridge 
Kenney  William,  marble  cutter,  Prospect, 

cor.  Hampshire,  house  470  Cambridge 
Kenney  Mrs.,  h.6  Rogers'blk., Washington 
Kenniston  Fred.  A.,  at  139  Broadway 
Kenny  Thomas   G.,   horse  shoer,    house 

rear  17  Charles  River 
Kenny,  see  Kenney 

Kent  Christopher,  laborer,  h.  103Tremont 
Kent  Evelyn   M.    Miss,    bookkeeper    (37 

Union,  B. ),  boaids  00  Mt.  Auburn 
Kent  George  H.,  salesman,  464   Harvard, 

house  25  Western  av.  [89  Spring 

Kent  George  W.,  teamster,  111   Bridge,  h. 
Keon  Ernest,  photographer  (B.),  h.  0  Fifth 
Keough   Daniel,   night   watchman    Cam- 
bridge  R.   R.   Co.   stable,  Cambridge, 

house  432  Broadway 
Keough  George  A., hairdresser,  14  Brattle, 

house  0  Brewer  [18  School 

Keough  John,  grocer,  36  Harvard,  h.  rear 
Keough   Roger,   driver  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  house  27  Baldwin 
Ker,  see  Kerr 
Kern  Cornelius,  laborer,  172  Pearl,  house 

at  Somerville 
Kern  Frank  V.  B.,  conveyancer  (19  Milk, 

B.),  house  94  Franklin  [57  Gore 

Kern  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  54  Bridge,  h. 
Kern  Rebecca,  widow  of  Theodore,  house 

21  Cogswell  avenue 
Kernan   Charles    G.,   printer    University 

Press,  boards  78  Mt.  Auburn 
Kernan  James,  cabinet  maker,  7  Boylston, 

and  janitor  Quincy  school,  house  78 

Mt.  Auburn 
Kernan  James,  painter,  203  Bridge 
Kernan  Thomas  J.,  coupe  driver,  Church, 

opp.  Palmer,  boards  78  Mt.  Auburn 
Kerr  Henry,  case  maker,  162  Broadway, 

house  32  Clark 
Kerr  Henry  M.,  watchmaker,  593  Main 
Kerr  John,  clerk  freight  house  B.  &  L.  R. 

R.,  house  19  Third 
Kerr  John  C,  currier,  house  25  Baldwin 
Kerr  Patrick,   teamster,  84  Bridge,  h.  12 

North 
Kerr,  see  Ker 

Kerrigan  James,  laborer,  h.  200  Norfolk 
Kerrigan  John,  laborer,  house  4  Lincoln 
Kerrigan  John,  currier  Miiller  Bros.,  bds. 

Harvey,  corner  Montgomery 
Kerrigan  P.  H.,  foreman  Skillings,  Whit- 
ney &   Barnes   Lumber  Co.,   Prison 

Point  bridge,  house  at  Boston 
Kerrius    Michael,  blacksmith,  355  North 

avenue,  house  41  Harvey 
Kershaw  Edwin  S.,   sawyer,   162  Broad- 
way, house  128  Winsor 
Kerwin  Timothy,  laborer,  b.  374  Main 
Kerwin   Timothy,   moulder  H.  M.  Bird, 

Pelham 
Kessell  Fred  A.,  painter  N.  E.  Glass  Co., 

boards  42  Winter 
Kessell    Jennie,     widow    of    Frederick, 

boarding-house,  42  Winter 


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KIN 


Ketchum  Charles,  house  6  Elm 

Ketch um    George    B.,     apotheeary,     272 

Broadway,  boards  6  Elm 
Ketchum  John,  boards  6  Elm 
Kettell  John  B.  Mrs.,  house  63  Sparks 
Keyes  Charles  S.,  foreman  of  case  room, 

105  Magazine,  house  125  Auburn 
Keyes  Harriet  N.  Miss,  teacher  Reed  st. 
primary  school,  boards  Walden,  next 
Raymond 
Keyes,  see  Keay 

Keyser  Johu,   cabinet  maker,   44    Cam- 
bridge, bouse  58  Thorndike 
Kidd  Margaret  Miss,  teacher  Reed  street 

primary  school,  bds.  at  Somerville 
Kidd  Win.  J.,  carpenter,  house  39  Charles 
Kidder  Merrill  H.,  dining-rooms,  108  Cam- 
bridge, house  do. 
Kidder  Won.  A.,  collector  (B.  &  A.  R.  R., 

East  Boston),  h.  256  North  avenue 
Kidney  William  H.,  laborer,  h.   23  Web- 
ster avenue 
Kieley   Mitchell  A.,   painter,   house    Mt. 

Auburn,  corner  McDonald 
Kiernan  Thos.   J.,  supt.  of  circulation  H. 

U.  library,  house  84  Mt.  Auburn 
Kihlberg  Charles,  cabinet  maker,  124  Har- 
vard, house  37  Winsor 
Kihlberg  William,  piano-stool  maker,  b. 
37  Winsor  [438  Main 

Kilbreth  Frank  H.,  iron  worker  (B.),  h. 
Kilburn  Curwin  H.,  foreman  Webster  & 
Co.   (Maiden),  house   Crescent,   next 
Sacramento 
Kilburu  Edward  J.,  clerk  (1131  Tremont, 

B.),  house  28  Norfolk 
Kilduff  Bernard,  plasterer,  house   dish- 
ing, corner  Lawn  fCushing 
Kiley  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  Cushing  ct.,  rear 
Kiley  James,  baker,  house  6  Decatur 
Kiley  John,  laborer,  house  23  Brewery 
Kiley  William,  painter,  boards  8  Davis 
Kilfoy  John,  laborer,  house  156  Franklin 
Killaan  Thomas,  tailor  (230  Washington, 

B.),  house  327  Cambridge 
Killeen  Charles,  currier,  boards  Edward 

Boardman's,  Jackson 
Killoren  Margaret  Mrs.,  house  60  Cedar 
Killoreu  Thomas  J.,  painter,  b.  60  Cedar 
Kilroy  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Locust,  near 
Cushing  [roy's,  Locust 

Kilroy  Patrick  jr.,  laborer,  b.  Patrick  Kil- 
Kilroy   Thomas,  laborer,  boards  Patrick 
Kilroy's,  Locust  [Cowperthwaite 

Kimball  Adolphus.  laborer,  house  rear  37 
Kimball   David,  driver  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  house  12  Eliot 
Kimball  Fred,  laborer,  h.  39 1|  Cambridge 
Kimball  Geo.  A.,  clerk  (4  Park,  B.),  bds. 

Main 
Kimball  J.  Franklin,  merchant  tailor,  589 

Main,  house  49  Austin 
Kimball  Mary  H.,  widow  of  Isaac,  house 

24  Cottage 
Kimball  Richard  H.,  rooms  27  Lee 
Kimball  Sarah  C,  widow  of  Horace,  bds. 
49  Austin 


Kimball  William,  boards  151  Mt.  Auburn 
Kimball  Wills  R.,  flagman  B.  L.  &  C.  R. 

R.,  North  avenue,  house  at  Boston 
Kimberry  Samuel,  house  9  Flagg  st.  court 
King  Alexander,  engineer  (76  Sudbury, 

B. ),  house  51  Moore 
King  Alfred  E.,  stenographer  (597  Wash- 
ington, B.),  boards  49  Erie 
King  Ann,  wid.  of  Michael,  h.  101  Spring 
King  Barney,  hairdresser,  459£  Main,  h. 

58  Washington 
King  Benjamin,  broker,  house  18  Clinton 
King    Benjamin,    engineer  N.   E.    Glass 

Works,  house  74  Cambridge 

King  Benj.  T.,  clerk  (518  Washington,  B. ), 

boards  18  Clinton  [66  Vine 

King  Bridget,   widow  of  Patrick,   house 

King  Calef,  clerk,  3    Brattle,    house    at 

Somerville 
King  Catherine  Mrs.,  house  126  Fourth 
King  Catherine,  widow,  house  8  Antrim 
King  Charles  F.,  furuiture  carver,  house 
94  Third  [Putnam  av. 

King  Charles  L.,  student  H.  M.  C,  h.  60 
King  David  H.,  house  179  Harvard 
King  Edwin  L.,  harnesses  (Hopkinton), 

house  49  Erie 
King  Fred  G.,  foreman  engine  house  B. 
L.  &  C.  R.  R.  shop,  house  at  Woburn 
King  George  H.,  painter,  460  Main,  house 

33  River 
King  Gustavus,  hairdresser,  459£  Main 
King  Henry  C,  student  H.  U.,  house  60 

Putnam  avenue 
King  James,  house  35  Essex 
King  John  B.,  expressman,  h.  128  Third. 
King  John   H.,   confectioner,  503  Main, 

boards  15  Washington 
King  Joseph  C,  plumber,  26  River,  bds. 

354  Broadway 
King  L.    B.    Mrs.,   dressmaker,   74  Cam- 
bridge, house  do. 
King  Lydia  S.,  house  113  Prospect 
King  Mary,  widow  of  Patrick,  house  15 

Washington 
King  Michael,  laborer,  boards  164  Gore 
King  Moses,  publisher  and  bookseller,  400 

Harvard,  boards  12  Story 
King  Owen,  fish  peddler,  house  15  Carson 
King  Richard,  student,  boards  23  Wash- 
ington 
King  Samuel  A.,  clerk   (34  New   F.   H. 

market,  B.),  house  38  Sacramento 
King  Thomas,  laborer,  boards  15  Carson 
King  Thomas  R.,  finisher,  44  Cambridge, 

boards  at  Charlestown 
King  Win.  C,  b.  Ross  House,  Broadway 
King  William  L.,  clerk  (95  and  97  South 

Market,  B.),  boards  49  Erie 
King  William  R.,  clerk  (79  Commercial, 

B.),  boards  18  Clinton 
King  William  T.,  painter  (F.  R.  R.Co.,  B.), 

boards  113  Prospect 
Kingdon  Edwin  O.,  compositor  Univer- 
sity Press,  boards  at  Somerville 
Kingman  Carrie  M.  Miss.,  teacher  Web- 
ster grammar  school,  h.  at  Boston 


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KIN 


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KNI 


Kingman    Edward    A.,    foreman    wheel- 
wrights, 169  Gore,  h.  at  Somerville 
Kingsley  Chester  W.,  president  (National 

Bank  of  Brighton),  and  coal,  etc.  (19 

Congress,  B. ),  house  10  Chester 
Kingsley  Emeline,  widow  of   Daniel,  h. 

106  Prospect 
Kingsley  Samuel  L.,  at  Mason  &  Hamlin 

Organ  &  Piano  Co.  (B.),  house   167 

Harvard 
Kinnear  Conrad   D.,  fireman    C.    F.  D., 

boards  16  Tremont 
Kinnear  John,  printer  (238  Washington, 

B.),  house  34  Mount  Auburn 
Kinnear  Joseph,  bookkeeper  (4  Summer, 

B. ),  boards  34  Mount  Auburn 
Kinneen    Patrick    G.,    horseshoer  Cam- 
bridge R.  R.  Co.,  Dunster,  boards  269 

Mount  Auburn 
Kinney  John,  laborer  John  Reardon   & 

Sons,  boards  62  Waverly 
Kinney  Maria,  widow  of  Edward,  boards 

77  Concord 
Kinney  Patrick,  laborer  John  Reardon  & 

Sons,  boards  62  Waverly  [av. 

Kinney  Samuel,  carpenter,  h.  59  Western 
Kinsley  Charles  E.,  clerk  (24  Sudbury,  B.), 

boards  51  Sixth 
Kinsley   Edward   B.   P.,    U.   S.   Revenue 

storekeeper,  house  51  Sixth 
Kinsley  Elizabeth  A.,  widow  of   Henry, 

house  64  Fifth 
Kinsley  Henry,  machinist,  h.  52  Winsor 
Kinsley  Winifred  Mrs.,  house  120  Fourth 
Kinsman    Eben,    furniture     mover     (52 

Charles,  B.j,  house  97  Winsor 
Kinsman    Edgar  O.,  dentist,  15   Brattle, 

boards  13  Watson 
Kinsman  John  O.,  telescope  maker  Alvan 

Clark  &  Sons,  Henry,  h.  13  Watson 
Kirby  John  L.,  tinman,  153  Putnam  av., 

house  171  do.  [more  court 

Kirby  Michael  J.,  gardener,  h.  11  Dins- 
Kirchner    Charles   (Kirchner  '&  Keefe), 

bottler,  430  Cambridge,  house  do. 

KIRCHNER  &  KEEFE   (Charles 
Kirchner  and  John  Keefe),  bottlers, 

430  Cambridge 
Kirk  Adam  H.,  ice  man,  bds.  1  Gore  pi. 
Kirk  John  D.,  machinist,  356  Main,  bds. 

2  Perry  place 
Kirk  John    W.,  banker  and  broker   (29 

New,  N.  Y.),  house  21  Craigie 
Kirk  J.  B.,  sawyer  Russ  M.  Co.,  house  at 

Brighton 
Kirker  John,  tinsmith  (11  Custom  House, 

B.),  house  58  Fairmont 
Kirker  John  jr.,   plumber   (50    Howard, 

B.),  boards  58  Fairmont 
Kirley  James  J.,  mould  maker,  house  456 

Cambridge 
Kirsch  Ernst,  carriage  maker,  house  426 

Cambridge 
Kirschten  Gustavus,  painter  N.  E.  Glass 

Co.,  house  6  Sixth 
Kirwin  Michael,  laborer,  h.   149  Franklin 
Kissane  Johu,  laborer,  house  243  Franklin  ' 


Kissane  Michael,  laborer,  h.  243  Franklin 
Kissane  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  243  Franklin 
Kissling    Lawrence,    brush    maker    (96 

High,  B. ),  house  98  Tremont 
Kitcheman  Edward,    printer      Riverside 

Press,  house  rear  95  River 
Kittredge  George  T.,  clerk.  561  Main,  h. 

103  Washington 
Kittredge  Jes<e  H,  h.  103  Washington 
Kivel    John,    laborer   Lewis    Hall,   Cam- 
bridge, house  at  Somerville 
Kivlan  John,  teamster,  boards  36  Gore 
Kivlan  Peter  F.,  teamster,  house  36  Gore 
Kivlan  William,  printer  Riverside  Press, 

house  23  Rockwell 
Kivlan  William  H.,   pressman   Riverside 

Press,  house  84  River 
Klages  Henry,  cigar  maker,  bds.  12  Winter 
Klier  George,  baker,  502  Main,  boards  7 

Putnam  avenue 
Eline  Joseph,  iron  moulder,  Third,  cor. 

Bent,  house  133  Portland 
Klone  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  \-U  Warren 
Klucken  Gerarde   A.,  lithographic  artist 

Riverside  Press,  house  14  Pleasant 
Klucken  Ralph,    lithographer    Riverside 

Press,  boards  14  Pleasant 
Knapp    Annie     Mrs.,     teacher    Putnam 

grammar  school,  h.  66  Thorndike 
Knapp  Emily  J.,  widow  of  Rev.  Henry 

M.,  house  4  Prospect 
Knapp  Frederick,  rooms  14  Buckingham 
Knapp  Geo.  F.,  student,  b.  66  Thorndike 
Knappe  Carl  F.,  agent  (190  Lincoln,  B.), 

house  51  Fairmont  [Soden  place 

Kneeland  Daniel  J.,  fish  and  oysters,  h.  1 
Kneeland  Frederick,  h.  144  Thorndike 
Kneeland  Henry,  teamster,  h.  20  Mill 
Kneelaud  James,  night  watchman,  house 

164  Main 
Kneeland  James,  soap  maker,  1S4  Broad- 
way, house  52  Clark 
Kneeland  James,  driver,  565$  Main 
Kneeland  John,  mason,  house  11  Reed 
Kneeland  John  H.,  watchman,  house  164 

Main 
Kneeland  Michael,  teamster  John  Rear- 
don &  Sons,  house  52  Waverly 
Kneeland    Thomas    H.,    blacksmith,    11 

Church,  boards  20  Mill 
Kneeland  W.  W.,  coffin  maker,  203  Bridge, 

rooms  94  Thorndike 
Knight  Bridget  Miss,  h.  20  Mt.  Auburn 
Knight  Edwin  E.,  driver  Charles  R.  R.  Co. 
Knight   Elbridge    E.,    driver    Cambridge 

Railroad  Co.,  house  30  Winthrop 
Knight  Frank  F.,  mason,  h.  24  Rockwell 
Knight  George  N.,   shoemaker,   Putnam 

avenue,  cor.  Pleasant,  h.  at  Brighton 
Knight  Harry  T.,  at  (O.  C.  R.  R.,  B.),  bds. 

56  Austin 
Knight  Jane  Miss,  house  20  Mt.  Auburn 
Knight  Joseph  R.  Mrs.,  house  15  Third 
Knight  J.  King,  dentist,  19  Brattle,  house 

at  Hyde  Park 
Knight  William  H.,  blank  book  mnfr.  (46 

Federal,  B.),  house  50  Sacramento 


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KNI 


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LAD 


Knight  William  H.,  piano  maker,  Rhoades 
building,  State,  house  181  Harvard 

Knight  Willis,  waiter  Memorial  Hall,  rms. 
rear  39  Cowperthvvaite 

Knights  Anson  B.,  advertising  agent  (B.), 
house  898  Main 

•Knights  Catharine  Livingston  Mrs.,  dress- 
maker, house  898  Main 

Knights  Levi,  laborer,  house  102  Harvard 

Knights  Robert  H.,  laborer,  h.  26  Somerset 

Knights  Samuel  C.  Mrs.,  house  5  Hilliard 

KNIGHTS  S.  K.  &  CO.  (Samuel  R. 
Knights),  auctioneers,  593£  Main,  and 

(226  Washington,  B.) 
Knights,  see  Knight 

Knoerr  Albert,  action  maker,  139  Broad- 
way, house  177  Spring 
Knowland  James  A.,  express  messenger 

(211  Washington,  B.),  h.  49  Market 
Knowles  Chas.  F.  P.,  clerk,  h.  105  Allston 
Knowles  Daniel  K.,  foreman,  169  Gore,  h. 

at  Somerville 
Knowles  George  F.,  clerk,  bds.  14  Green 
Knowles  John,  roller  Cambridge   Rolliog 

Mills,  house  1  Webster  avenue 
Knowles  John  S.,  engineer,  10  Arrow,  h. 

8  do.  [105  Allston 

Knowles  Maria  L.,  wid.  of  Stephen  B.,  h. 
Knowles  Nathan  S.,  clerk,  9  Harvard  sq., 

house  860  Main 
Knowles  Richard,  carpenter,  h.  69  River 
Knowles  Willard,  machinist,  h.  128^  Green 
Knowles    Zoheth    R.,   cabinet  maker,  54 

Bridge,  house  at  Charlestown 
Knowlton    Abraham,  mason,   boards    13 

Pleasant  place 
Knowlton  Benjamin  F.,  wood  worker  (18 

Chardon,  B.),  house  69  Washington 
Knowlton  Geo.  B.,  at  Carter  &  Weston's 

(Sudbury,  B. ),  house  18  River 
Knowlton  George  W.,  driver,  904  Main,  h. 

16Dunster 
Knowlton  John,  cutter  (72  Summer,  B.), 

house  1  Ballard  place 
Knowlton  Lena  Mrs.,  house  18  River 
Knowlton  Wm.  J.,  cutter  (68 Summer,  B.), 

house  42  Shepard 
Knox  David,  clerk,  house  5  Moore 
Knox  Frank  C,  at  University  Press,  bds. 

29  Putnam  avenue 
Knox  James,  shipper  (82  Canal,  B.),  h. 

164  Main 
Knox  John,  brass  finisher,  house  7  Moore 
Knox  William,  machinist,  house  7  Moore 
Koch  Adam  A.,  restaurant,  Lyceum  bldg., 

Harvard  square,  house  15£  Wallace 
Koch  William,  bar-tender,  h.  r.  15  Seventh 
Kochendoerffer  John  N.  Conrad,  variety 

store,  351  Broadway,  house  do. 
Koen  John,  tanner  Muller  Bros.,  bds. 
Kohen  John,  tanner  Muller  Bros.,  bds. 
Kolin  Solomon  S.  d.d.,  professor  H.  U.,  h. 

37  Wendell 
Kohlhepp  Christian,  lager  beer,  165  Cam- 
bridge, house  do. 
Kopp  Adam,  baker,  house  169  Norfolk 
Korelah  Charles,  laborer,  h.  29  Carson 


Korman   Frank,   teamster,   boards    John 
Korman's,  Clifton  [vey 

Korman  John,  currier,  h.  Clifton,  n.  Har- 
Kosmann   Oscar,  cabinet  maker,  44  Cam- 
bridge, house  at  Charlestown 
Kothe  George  W., coppersmith  (9Bowker, 
B. ),  house  13  Winter  [Gore 

Kothe  William,  coppersmith  (B.),  h.  112 
Kovarik  John,  cabinet  maker,  54  Bridge, 

house  169  Spring 
Kraas  Adolph,  silversmith,  h.  36  Clark 
Kraetzer  Edwin  J.,  hats,   caps,  etc.   (107 

Court,  B.),  house  29  Sacramento 
Kraetzer  Eugene  G.,  house  15  Walden 
Krall  Bartholomew,  wire-spring    maker, 

house  28  Willow 
Kramer  Harry,  conductor  Cambridge  Rail- 
road Co.,  house  10  Cogswe'l  avenue 
Kramer  Wm.  L.,  candy  maker  (B.),  house 
Hotel  Holly  [sq. 

Kratschmer  Charles,  currier,  h.  2  Cedar 
Kretchmar  Charles,  tanner  Muller  Bros. 
Kroepsch  Robert,  carpenter,  h.  109  Norfolk 
Kruger  Emil,  shade  paiuter,  Blanche,  h. 

at  Boston 
Kruger    Ernest,  shade  painter,  Blanche, 

house  259  Putnam  avenue 
Kruger  Otto,  shade  painter,   Blanche,  h. 
259  Putnam  avenue  [av. 

Kuebler  Charles  A.,  currier,  b.  370  North 
Kuebler  J.  Emile,  currier,  h.  370  North  av. 
Kuebler  Michael,  currier,  rear  370  North 

avenue,  house  do. 
Kuhaupt  Henry,  house  9  Portland 
Kuhn  Caroline  Miss,  house  32  Pine 
Kuhn  George  W.,  clerk  (30  Kilby,  B.),  h. 

32  Pine 
Kunts  Eugene,  currier,  house  183  Dublin 
Kuster   Fred.,  cariiage  trimmer,  rear  10 

Brattle,  house  at  Somerville 
Kyle   William,   printer  University  Press, 
house  at  Boston 

LABELLE   GREGOIRE,    cabinet  maker 

F.  M.  Holmes  Furniture  Co.,  house  35 

Vine 
Laboo  Henrietta  Miss,  h.  39  Washington 
Labruche  Peter,  iron   moulder,   house  1 

Dickinson 
Lacas  Duncan  F.,  ornamenter  (154  Black- 
stone,  B. ),  house  162  Pleasant 
Lacerda  Acust,  varnisher,  h.  95  Cambridge 
Lacey  John,  fireman,  162  Broadway,  h.  12 

Webster  avenue 
Lacey   Michael,  at  162  Broadway,  boards 

12  Webster  avenue  jMain 

La  Clair  Leon,  tinsmith,  h.  11  Rogers'  blk., 
Lacasse    Samuel,     carpenter,    house    365 

North  avenue 
Ladd  Allston  C,  compositor  University 

Press,  boards  2  Frost 
Ladd  C.  M.  Mrs.,  house  22  Church 
Ladd  Frank  P.,  hay,  grain  and  straw,  345 

North  avenue,  near  R.  R.  crossing,  h. 

at  Somerville  [at  Somerville 

Ladd  Geo.  H.,  clerk,  345  North  av.,  bds. 
Ladd  John  S.,  house  2  Frost 


LUMBER  &  MOULDINGS.    J.  G.  &  N.  G.  GOOCH. 

Wharf,  Western  Avenue,  Brighton.    8  Brattle  Street,  Cambridge.    Office,  70  Kilby  St.,  Boston 


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Ladd  Henry    M.,    student   Epis.    Theo. 

School,  Brattle 
Lafoley  Philip,  at  137  Broadway 
Laftleur  F.  E.  S.,  cabinet  maker,  house 

15  Third 
Laha  James  H.,  painter,  h.  6  Hamilton 
Laha  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  variety  store,  6  Ham- 
ilton, h.  do.  [Vineyard 
Lahey  Daniel,   laborer,   h.    Cushing,  cor. 
Lahey  Dennis,  laborer,  bds.  108  Kinnaird 
Lahey  James,  mason,  h.  114  Hampshire 
Lahey  John,  laborer,  house  214  Bridge 
Lahey  John,  laborer,  h.  11  Hayes  court 
Lahey  John,  lab.,  14  Warren,  b.  18  Amory 
Lahey  John,  mason,  h.  458  Cambridge 
Lahey    Michael,    watchman,    house    204 

Franklin  [Cambridge 

Lahey  Michael,  laborer,    169  Gore,  h.  203 
Lahey  Patrick  Mrs.,  h.  203  Cambridge 
Lahey  Thomas,  mason,  house  4  Antrim 
Lahey  Thomas,  laborer,  house  57  North 
Lahey  Wm.,  iceman,  house  rear  Concord 

av.,  beyond  Alewife  brook 
Laidler  Annie  Miss,  copyist  Registry  of 

Deeds,  Otis,  cor.  Second,  house  136 

Cambridge 
Laidler  Mary  Miss,  house  136  Cambridge 
Laing  Alfred  A.,  clerk,  641  Main 
Lakeman  Nellie  M.  Miss,  house  5  White 
Lakin  Geo.  W.,  provision,  h.  2  Seckel 
Lally  Frank  E.,  clerk,  40  Boylston,  house 

Cushing,  corner  Locust 
Lally  John,  plasterer,  house  26£  Banks 
Lally    John    D.,    bookbinder     Riverside 

Press,  house  24  Cowperthwaite 
Lally  John  H.,  clerk,  40  Boylston,  house 

26£  Banks 
Lally  John  J.,  sawyer,  3  Hampshire, house 

1  Jordan's  block,  rear  Broadway 
Lally  Lawrence  P.,  box  maker,  boards  90 

Washington 
Lally  Michael,  laborer,   h.  382  Cambridge 
Lally  Patrick,  laborer,   house  22  Hunting 
Lally  Patrick  J.,  sawyer,   3  Hampshire, 

house  90  Washington 

LALLY  THOMAS,  {grocer,  40  Boyl- 
ston, and  Cushing,  cor.  Locust,  house 

1  Mill 
Lally  Thos.  F.,  grocer,  26£  Banks,  h.  do. 
Lally  Thomas  G.,  clerk  Thomas  Lally, 

40  Boylston,  boards  1  Mill 
Lally  Wm.  J., pressman  University  Press, 

boards  26£  Banks 
Lalor  Patrick,  farmer,  house  169  Dublin 
Lamb  Chas.  R.  Mrs.,  house  Willard,  cor. 

Brattle 
Lamb  Frank,  at  tube  works,  Somerville, 

boards  60  Amory 
Lamb  George,  clerk  (13  Kilby,  B.),  house 

9  Ellsworth  avenue 
Lamb   Henry  J.,    carriage  painter,    178 

North  avenue,  house  9  Cogswell  pi. 
Lamb  James,  horseshoer,  house  10  Salem 
Lamb  Joseph,   teamster,  126  Inman,  bds. 

60  Amory  [10  Salem 

Lamb  Joseph  J.,  plumber,  599£  Main,  b. 
Lamb  Michael  F.,  teamster,  h.  60  Amory 


Lamb  Roland  O.,  bookkeeper  (16  Sears 

building,  B.),  house  19  Sacramento 
Lamb  Thos.,  plumber,  River,  b.  60  Amory 
Lambert  Ellen,  wid.  of  Michael  J.,  h.  206 

Appleton 
Lambert  Garrett  H.,  mason,  h.  27  Tuttle 
Lambert  George,  machinist,  bds.  71  Cam- 
bridge 
Lambert  Herbert  L.,  tinsmith,  boards  76 

Norfolk  [76  Norfolk 

Lambert  John  N.,  tinsmith,  525  Main,  h. 
Lambert  Patrick  J.,  brass  finisher,  house 

8£  Foster 
Lambert  Thos.  F.,  plasterer,  h.  48  Foster 
Lambert  Wm.  H.,  tinsmith,  b.  76  Norfolk 
Lamkin  Fred  L.,  printer  University  Press, 

boards  at  Maiden 
Lamont  Anna,  widow  of  James,  house 

123  Pleasant 
Lamphere     Emmet,      tinsmith       Dover 

Stamping  Co.;  house  8  Douglass 
Lamson  Albert  H.,  clerk  (53  Oliver,  B.), 

boards  233  Harvard 
Lamson  Anna  S.  Miss,  teacher  Webster 

grammar  school,  rooms  102  Austin 
Lamson  Arthur  F.,  bookbinder,  house  42 

Sidney 
Lamson  Asa  C,  house  43  Essex 
Lamson  Charles  H.,  machinist,  356  Main, 

boards  42  Sidney 
Lamson  C.  L.,  box  maker,  3  Hampshire 
Lamson  Fred  U.,   teamster,   31   and    33 

Elm,  house  61  Market 

LAMSON  JOHN  H.,  sign  and  orna- 
mental painter,  573  Main,h.  13  Antrim 
Lamson  Rufus  Mrs.,  house  43  Essex 
Lamson  Rufus  W.,  mason,  233  Harvard, 

house  do. 
Lamson  Wm.  G.,  clerk,  b.  233  Harvard 
Lanahan  Daniel  D.,  asst.  engineer,    126 

Portland,  house  30  Davis 
Lanahan  Daniel  J.,  at  139  Broadway,  bds. 

30  Davis 
Lander  Francis  A.,  key  maker,  139  Broad- 
way, house  20  Fairmont 
Lander  Frederick  A.,   clerk  (Oliver,  B.), 

boards  20  Fairmont 
Lander  Joseph  A.,  clerk  (Pearl,  B.),  bds. 

20  Fairmont 
Lander  Robert  E.,  gold  beater  (Hawley, 

B.),  boards  20  Fairmont 
Lander  Ruth  E.  Mrs.,  teacher  Shepard 

grammar  school,  house  at  Boston 
Lander  Wm.  F.,  grand  sec.  K.  &  L.  of 

Honor,  house  47  Clark 
Landerkin  Albert  L.,  machinist,  house   1 

Walker  court 
Landerkin  Llewellyn, machinist,Rhoades' 

mill,  State,  house  32  Front 
Landers  John,  painter,  bds.  115  Spruce 
Landers  Morris,  laborer  Cambridge  cem- 
etery, house  10  Maynard  place 
Landers  Wm.,  gardener,  house  115  Spruce 
Landry  Julian,  carpenter,  h.  68  Clark 
Landy  Bridget,  widow  of   Joseph,  house 

80  Boylston 
Landy  John,  painter,  boards  80  Boylston 


HT'yTT'FTJVTJfT'fl'RTF    gardeners,  contractors,  florists, 

WJjiVa iJ  1  £l£\l  I     YY  WAV**!  p.  O'BRIEN  &  SOX,  820  Main  und  89  Sparks  Streets. 


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LAR 


Landy  Jos.,  painter,  bds.  r.  80  Boylston 
Lane  Caroline  M.  Mrs.,  house  19  Oxford 
Lane  Cornelius,  laborer,  house  2  Fourth 
Lane  Dennis,  blacksmith,  46  Cambridge, 

h.  5  Lechmere  House,  Lechmere  sq. 
Lane  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  362  Broadway 
Lane  Dennis,  marble  worker,  53  Main,  h. 

25  Cambridge  [Prospect 

Lane  Edward  B.,  student  H.  U.,  rms.  107 
Lane  Elias  N.,  house  28  Western  avenue 
Lane  E.  Fred.,  boards  28  Western  avenue 
Lane  Frank  A.,  wood  turner,  384  Main, 

boards  at  Revere 
Lane  Frank  E.,  action  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, house  2  Bristol 
Lane  George  M.,  Pope  Professor  of  Latin, 

H.  U.,  house  16  Prescott 
Lane  Jane  L.  Miss,  house  678  Main 
Lane  Joanna,  wid.  of  John,  h.  29  Warren 
Lane  John,  teamster,  house  68  Boylston 
Lane  John,  gate  tender  B.  L.  &  C.   R.   R., 

Prison  Point  bridge,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Lane  John,  laborer,  house  7  Blair  place 
Lane  John,  laborer,  house  51  North 
Lane  John,  blacksmith,  4  Cambridge,  h. 

96  Gore 
Lane  J.  Frederick,  bookkeeper,  7  Hamp- 
shire, boards  42  Western  avenue 
Lane  Mary  Miss,  house  2  Davis 
Lane  Patrick,  laborer,  boards  40  Reed 
Lane  Patrick,  laborer,  boards  7  Rjed 
Lane  Peter,  salesman  (47  Commercial,  B.), 

house  42  Western  avenue 
Lane  Samuel  G.,  machinery  (17  Milk,  B.), 

house  107  Prospect 
Lane    Susan    M.    Miss,    teacher    private 

school  (5  Charles,  B.),  house  2  Holmes 

place 
Lane  Wra.  C,  physician,  h.  90  Harvard 
Lane  Wm.  C,  asst.  H.  U.  library,  boards 

19  Oxford  [square 

Lang  Anestina,  wid.  of  Lewis,  h.  3  Cedar 
Lang  Charles  H.,  turnkey  at  jail,  house 

Thorndike,  corner  Third 
Lang  Fred,  laborer,  boards  64  Harvard 
Lang  Fred.  P.,  house  64  Harvard 
Lang  Henry,  bookbinder  Riverside  Press, 

house  7  Daye  court 
Lang  John  C.  (John  C.  Lang  &  Son),  517 

Main,  house  129  Green 
Lang  John  C.  &  Son  (John  C.  and  John 

H.  Lang),  cigar  mnfrs.,  517  Main 
Lang  John  H.  (John  C.  Lang  &  Son),  517 

Main,  house  11  State 
Lane  Joseph  H.,  clerk,  345  North  avenue, 

boards  at  Somerville 
Lang  Lewis,  laborer,  boards  218  Green 
Lang  Wra.    H.,   cigar  maker,  517  Main, 

boards  129  Green 
Langan  James  Mrs.,  dry  goods,  Portland, 

corner  Main,  house  8  Portland 
Langdon   Harry  S.,  clerk  (220  Congress, 

P.),  boards  341  Broadway 
Langdon  James,  teamster,  195  Broadway 
Langdon  W.  T.,  house  rear  122  Otis 
Langford  George,  laborer,  5  Broadway 
L'Ange  Cyril,  brick  maker,  h.  152  Spruce 


Langer    Charles,    confectionery    dealer, 

rooms  9  Austin 
Langer  Francis,  sawyer,  house  15  Hewes 
Langford  George  A.,  Custom  House  (Bos- 
ton), house  10  Front 
Langford  Joshua,  hostler,  565£  Main,  h. 

rear  7  Hastings 
Langford  W.  K..  clerk  Cambridgeport  P. 

O.,  611  Main,  house  56  Columbia 
Langley  Arthur,  potter,  h.  15  Railroad 
Langley  Caroline  L.,  widow  of  Thomas 

J.,  house  Cambridge 
Langley  Daniel  C,  painter,  h.  155  Main 
Langley  Edward  M.,  bds.  152  Cambridge 
Langley  Edwin,  C,  engineer,  31  Elm,  h. 

41  do. 
Langley  Eliza  J.  Miss,  h.  143  Thorndike 
Langley  Geo.  L.,  clerk  O.  C.  R.  R.,  boards 

111  Gore 
Langley  James  A.,  porter  (1  Court,  B.), 

boards  70  Elm 
Langley  J.oseph,  laborer,  house  Concord 

avenue,  next  F.  R.  R.  crossing 
Langley  Lauren  F.,  clerk,  89  Cambridge, 

house  109  Gore 
Langley  Martin  V.,  teamster,  126  Port- 
land, house  18  Amory 
Langley  Mary,  widow  of  Jeremiah,  house 

Concord  avenue,  near  F.  R.  R. 
Langley  Olive  E.,  widow  of  Lauren  F.,  h. 

Ill  Gore 
Langley  Wra.,  laborer,  boards  Mary  Lang- 
ley's,  Coucord  avenue 
Langmaid  Dorcas,  widow  of  Samuel  H., 

house  78  Kirkland 
Lanigan  Michael,  currier,  house  Spruce 
Lannan  William,  clerk,  1  Brewer's  block, 

Brattle  square,  boards  3  do. 
Lanseed  George,  boards  4  Pioneer  avenue 
Lantigua  Andrew,  cigar  maker,  house  44 

Putnam  av.  [h.  do. 

Lantry  Bridget,  fancy  goods,  113  Third, 
Lapage    William,   cabinet  maker,   Wood- 
bury building,  Otis,  house  at  Boston 
Lapierre  Elie  H.,  drug  clerk,  32  River,  h. 

30  do.  [30  River 

Lapierre  Sarah  E.,  widow  of  Elie  F.,   h. 
Lapoint  Arthur,   clerk   Bay  State  Brick 

Co.,  boards  122  Spruce 
Lapoint  Eli,  carpenter,  house  122  Spruce 
Lapoint  Jos.,  carpenter,  house  55  Union 
Larabee  Joseph,  wood  turner,   rear    380 

Main,  boards  4  Cowperthwaite 
Laratny  William,  parquetry  flooring,  bds. 

Charles  Butcher's,  Lake  View  avenue 
Large  R.  B.,  student  H.U.,  rs.  710  Camb. 
Largenton  Emma,  widow  of  August,   h. 

rear  78  Boylston 
Larkin  David,  laborer,  house  152  Charles] 
Larkin  John  (John  Larkin  &  Co.),  junk, 

54  Cambridge,  house  at  Wakefield 
Larkin  John  &  Co.  (John  Larkin),  junk, 

54  Cambridge 
Larkin  John  H.,  house  176  Thorndike 
Larkin  Lawrence,  laborer,  h.  8  Hastings 
Larkin  Michael,  cabinetmaker,  house  176 

Thorndike 


JOBBERS    AND 

RETAILERS  OF 


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Larkin  Michael,  cabinetmaker,  Woodbury 

building,  Otis 
Larkin  Patrick,  lab.,  h.  3  Chestnut  park 
Larkin  Patrick,  laborer,  house  21  Lee 
Larking  S.,  boiler  maker,  92  Main 
Larkins  James  J.,  boiler  maker,  92   Main, 

house  20  Pioneer  avenue 
Larson  Martin,  painter,  boards  4  Moore 
Larsson   Otto,    wood   turner,    boards  137 
Main  [way.  h.  137  Main 

Larsson  Wicktor,  wood  turner,  131  Broad- 
Lary  Michael,  baker,    1   Harvard  square, 

house  31  Baldwin 
Laselle    William,    broom    maker,     house 

Crescent  avenue 
Laskie  J.  Mil  burn,  carpenter,   7  Western 

avenue,  house  130  Green 
Lathe  Leonora  F.  Mrs.,  physician,  34  Aus- 
tin, house  do. 
Lathrop  Edward  P.,  law  student  H.  U., 

rooms  713  Cambridge 
Lathrop  Fred.  D.,  asst.   bookkeeper   (B)M 

house  10  Avon  Hill 
Lathrop  George  C,  carriage  washer,  bds. 

56  Washington 
Lathrop  Wm.  L.,  cigars  (218  Washington, 

B. ),  house  31  Franklin 
Latimer  James,   manager  Union   Pacific 

Tea  Co.,  505  Main,  boards  58l£  do. 
Latimer  Jas.  A.,  physician,  57  Otis,  h.  do. 
Latour  John,  hairdresser,  h.  42  Mt.  Auburn 
Laughlin  Michael,  laborer,  12  Brattle,  bds. 
13  Harvard  square  [Wright 

Laughran  Mary,  widow  of  Michael,  h.  70 
Laughran  Michael  \V\,  lab.,  b.  70  Wright 
Laurie  Charles,  bookbinder  (47  Franklin, 

B.),  house  39  Erie 
Laurillard  A.  G.  T.,  painter  B.  L.  &  C.  R. 
R.,  house  171  Cambridge  [av. 

Lavais  Adolard,  broom  maker,  h.  Crescent 
Lavais  A  me,  broom  maker,  b.  106  Spruce 
Lavais  Paul,  grocer,  106  Spruce,  house  do. 
Lavan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  141  Elm 
Lavan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  137  Elm 
Lavell  Andrew  Mrs.,  house  8  Willard  ct. 
Lavender  Mary,  widow,  house  28  Spring 
Lavers  Charles  W.  (1(58  Treraont,  B.)  bds. 

H.  H.  Lavers',  Avon  place 

Lavers  Harris  H.(108  Tremout,  B.),  house 

Avon  place  [Franklin 

Lavery  Anthony,  baker,  502  Main,  h.  201 

Lavery  (  harles,  laborer,  boards  Joseph  G. 

Coolidge's,  Coolidge  avenue 
Lavin  Bridget,  widow,  boards  9  Reed 
Lavin  John,  confectioner,  602  Main 
Lavour  Joseph,  laborer,  boards  37  Bolton 
Law  Annie  C,  widow  of  Chas.,  h.  14  Eliot 
Law  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Thomas,  house 

225  Broadway 
Law  Emerson    W.,   clerk  Third   District 
Court    of    Eastern   Middlesex,    City 
building,  Brattle  square,   bds.  Philip 
Nutting's,  Nutting  place 
Law  Frederick  W.,  conductor  Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co.,  boards  14  Eliot 
Law  George  A.,  conductor  Cambridge  R. 
R.  Co.,  house  at  Arlington 


Law  George  A.,  action  maker,  113  Broad- 
way, house  22o  do.,  room  1 
Law    Robert,   teamster    Cambridge    Gas 

Works,  boards  Ross  House 
Lawler  J.,  moulder  H.  M.  Bird,  Pelham 
Lawless  Anastatia.  widow  of  John,  house 

17  Sparks  street  place 
Lawless  John,  laborer,  house  7  Water 
Lawless  Richard,  car  inspector  B.  L.  &  C. 

R.  R.,  house  36  Cambridge 
Lawrence  Betsey  L.  Miss,  house  53  Fifth 
Lawrence  Charles,  produce    (6  New  F.  H. 

market,  B.),  house  55  Cambridge 
Lawrence  Charles  F.,   clerk.  69   Norfolk, 
house  67  do.  [B.),  b.  15  Lee 

Lawrence  Charles   F.,   shipper  (Summer, 
Lawrence  Dolly  D..  widow  of  James   K., 
house  29  Second  [h.  8  Donnell 

Lawrence  Ella  L.,  widow  of  Benjamin  F., 
Lawrence  George  P.,  lawyer  (28  Pember- 

tou  square.  B),  house  12  Mason 
Lawrence  Herbert  T.  (L.  G.   Burnham  & 
Co.),  wood  and  coal, 221  Bridge,  house 
34  Beacon,  Somerville 
Lawrence  John,  clergyman,  bds.  22  South 
Lawrence  John  P.,  poultry  (48  F.  II.  mar- 
ket, B  ),  house  407  Broadway 
Lawrence  Oscar,  action  maker,  102  Broad- 
way, house  229  do.  [h.  30  Davis 
Lawrence  Rowley,  provisions.    345  Main, 
Lawrence  Scientific  School,  3  Kirkhtnd 
Lawrenson  Albert,  lab.,  h.  133  Webster  av. 
Laws  Charles  II.,  house  18  Western  av. 
Laws  Elizabeth  A.,  widow  of  William,  h. 

18  Western  avenue 
Lawson  Andrew  J.,  journalist   (Commer- 
cial, Bulletin,  B.),  h.  198  Putnam  av. 
Lawson  Francis  C.,  house  91  Fifth 
Lawson  Frederick,  cabinet  maker,  house 
10  Harvard  [Baldwin  place 

Lawson  Fred.,  tailor,  h.  6  Foster's  block, 
Lawson  Georgiana  Miss,  h.  r.  37  Columbia 
Lawson  John,  compositor,  boards   16  Mt. 

Auburn 
Lawson  Rebecca,  wid.,  h.  38  Washington 
Lawton  Edward  B.  Mrs.,  house  40  Market 
Lawton  John  T.,  driver,  boards  Mansion 

House,  Gore,  corner  Bridge 
Lawton  Joseph  H,  coppersmith, b.  1  Fifth 
Lawton  Leander,  laborer,  153  Putnam  av- 
enue, house  16  Walnut  court 
Lawton  Margaret,  wid.  of  John,  h.  1  Fifth 
Lawton  William  A.,  teamster  J.    A.    Wel- 

ington,  boards  1  Fifth 
Lazier  Lucy,  wid.  of  John,  h.  124  Spruce 
Lazziro  George,  cigars  (Court av.,  B.),  h. 

91£  Iuman 
Leach   Charles    K.,   painter,    1574  North 

avenue,  house  at  Somerville 
Leach   Francis    H.,    carpenter,  house   85 
Concord  avenue 

LEACH  HOSE  A  W.,    mason,   con- 
tractor and  builder,  19  Cherry  and  (T 
Oliver,  B. ),  boards  69  Moore 
Leach  Isabelle  Mrs.,  house  30  Worcester 
Leach  Johnson,  engineer  (87  Court,  B.), 
house  131  Spring 


J.  H.  &  J.  P.  THAYER  &  CO.,  660  Main  Street, 
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LEE 


Leach  Mary  A.,  widow  of  William  S.,  h. 

7  Lambert  avenue 
Leach  William  H.,  carpenter,  373  Main, 

house  1  Saville,  coiner  Appleton 
Leahan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  23  Hayes  ct. 
Leahy  James,  mason,  h.    114  Hampshire 
Leahy  James,  laborer,  h.  193  Broadway 
Leahy  Jerry,  laborer,  boards  26  Winter 
Leahy  John,  laborer,  boards  26  Winter 
Leahy  John,  laborer,  h.  5  Lechmere  place 
Leahy  John,  laborer,  house  85  Spruce 
Leahy  Michael,  teamster,  13  Broadway 
Leahy  Patrick,  laborer,  house  26  Winter 
Leahy    Robert,    shoemaker,    78    Spring, 

house  do. 
Leake  Christopher,  carpenter,  house  11 

Fairmont  avenue 
Leal  and  Caroline  C,  widow  of  Charles, 

house  86  Winsor 
Lealand  Charles  H.,  clerk,  168  Main,  bds. 

86  Winsor 
Leaman  Cornelia,  widow  of  George,  h. 

81  Washington 
Learnard  George  W.,com.  mer.  (91  South 

Market,  B. ),  house  32  Pearl 
Learnard  William,  varnisher,  162  Broad- 
way, house  116  Spring 
Learned  Frank  E.,  bookkeeper  William 

Reai  don,  house  58  Pleasant 
Learned  Frank  W.  P.,  coal  and  wood,  28 
and  30  Cambridge,  h.  r.  145  Columbia 
Learned  Fred.,  teamster  iB.),  boards  95 
Austin  [Worcester 

Learned  Phebe,  widow  of    Grant,  bds.  9 
Learned,  see  Leonard 
Leary  Cornelius,  laborer,  house  6  Fifth 
Leary  Cornelius  T.,   printer    University 
Press,  house  13  Banks  [North 

Leary  Ellen,  widow  of  Michael,  house  14 
Leary  James,  polisher  F.  Geldowsky,  h. 

30  Spring 
Leary  John,  bookbinder  Riverside  bind- 
ery, house  19  Hewes 
Leary  John,  tailor,  house  24  Harrison 
Leary  John,  printer,  h.  36  Harvard 
Leary  John  F.,  varnisher,  203  Bridge,  h. 

at  Charlestown 
Leary  Nellie  Miss,  dressmaker,  house  196 

Franklin 
Leary  Patrick,  laborer,  house  16  North 
Leary  Patrick,  watchman,  h.  80  Kinnaird 
Leary  Thomas,  laborer,  house  49  Gore 
Leary    Thomas,    moulder    H.     M.    Bird, 

Pelham 
Leary,  see  O' Leary 

Leathe  Malinda  E.  Miss,  house  5  State 
Leaver  Sarah    K.,  widow   of  Oliver  H., 

house  106  Thorudike 
Leavitt  Allen  Mrs.,  house  106  Inman 
Leavitt  Caroline  A.,  widow  of  Ebenezer, 

boards  67  Third 
Leavitt  Charles  E.,  boards  31  Hudson 
Leavitt  Charles   EL,   clerk    (26  Summer, 

B. ),  boards  92  Auburn 
Leavitt  Erasmus  D.,  house  11  Warland 
Leavitt   Erasmus  D.  jr.,  mechanical  en- 
gineer, 604  Main,  house  127  Magazine 


Leavitt  Flora  Mrs.,  house  106  Inman 
Leavitt  Fred  H.,  clerk,  450  Harvard,  bds. 

at  Boston 
Leavitt  George  R.  Rev.,  pastor  Pilgrim 

church,  house  9  Warland 
Leavitt  Henry  F.(  Henry  F.  Leavitt  &  Co.), 
provisions,   432  Cambridge,  house  at 
Somerville 
Leavitt  Henry  F.  &  Co.  (Henry  F.  Leavitt), 

provisions,  432  Cambridge 
Leavitt   Henry  T.,  groceries,  361    Main, 

house  6  Clark 
Leavitt  Ira  H.,  clerk  N.  A.  Oyster  Co.  (F. 

H.  market,  B.),  house  5  Franklin 
Leavitt  Joseph  A.,  stationery  salesman, 

house  10  Robbins'  block,  Prospect 
Leavitt  Lucy  A.  L.,  widow  of  George  W., 

house  92  Auburn 
Leavitt  William,  carpenter  (146  Mt.  Ver- 
non, B.),  house  16  Fayette 
Leavitt   William   H.,    brass    finisher    (53 

Sudbury,  B.),  house  110  Hampshire 
Leavitt  William  J.  D.,  music  teacher  (433 
Washington,  rm.  16,  B.J,  h.  16  Fayette 
Leavitt  William  W.,  brass  finisher,  house 

110  Hampshire 
LeBarron  John,  house  896  Main 
LeBarron  John  U.,  watchman  (B.  &  A.  R. 

R,  B.),  house  896  Main 
Leboe  John,  section  hand  M.  C.  R.   R., 

boards  189  Spruce 
Lebert  David,  baker,  163  Bridge,  h.  do. 
Leblanc  Hubert,  house  150  Spruce 
Leboo  Henrietta  Miss,  h.  39  Washington 
LeCain  George  W.,  packer,  502  Main,  h. 

6  Erie 
T  ECHMERE     NATIONAL, 
JJ  BANK,    66   Cambridge,    T.    Henry 

Hudson,  cashier 
Le  Chung  &  Co.,  laundry,  14  Boylston, 

house  do. 
Leddy  Charles  H.,  finisher,  bds.  8  Fourth 
Leddy  Hannah  M.,  widow  of  John,  house 

8  Fourth 
Leddy  James,  blacksmith,  h.  38  Winter 
Leddy  James,  laborer,  house  Distillhouse, 
next  Somerville  line  [Fourth 

Leddy  "Thomas  F.,  wood  carver,  boards  8    , 
Lee  James,  carpenter,  house  47  Brookline 
Lee  Elbren  L.  (J.  H.  Lee  &  Son),  fish  and 
oysters,  8  Inman  sq.,  bds.  11  Gardner 
Lee  George,  laborer,  h.  60  Washington 
Lee  Isaac  J.,  boards  31  Howard 
Lee  James,  moulder  H.  M.  Bird,  Pelham, 

house  193  Broadway 
Lee  James  H.  (J.  H.  Lee  &  Son),  fish  and 

oysters,  8  Inman  sq.,  h.  11  Gardner 
Lee  J.  H.  &  Son  (James  H.  and  Elbren  L. 

Lee),  fish,  8  Inman  square 
Lee    Michael,   stone    cutter,    house    193 

Broadway 
Lee  Nathaniel  H.,  porter,  h.  31  Howard 
Lee  Rebecca,  widow,  house  25  Bow 
Lee  Richard,  moulder,  354  Main 
Lee  Robert,  waiter,  627   Main,  boards  95 
Auburn  [k.  57  Portland 

Lee    Richard   T.,    blacksmith,  92    Main, 


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Lee  Sam,  laundry,  69  Cambridge,  h.  do. 
Lee  Wm.,  laborer,  5  Broadway 
Lee  William,  cooper,  house  2  Jefferson 
Leeds  Daniel  D.,  foreman   of  varnishers 

(1287  Washington,  B. ),  h.  123  Franklin 
Leeds  Edwin  F.,  wool  (ltil  Franklin,  B.), 

house  123  Franklin 
Leeds    Fred    A.,  clerk    (31   Hawley,  B.), 

boards  123  Franklin 
Leeman  John,  fireman  (3.),  h.  8  Fourth 
Leeman  Wm.,  operative,  bds.  8  Fourth 
Leest  Walter,  plasterer,  h.  1  Front  st.  ct. 
LeFave   Joseph,  driver  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  house  Frank,  8th  on  left 
Lefavour  Alexander,  glass  worker,  boards 

163  Columbia 
LeFrancis  Charles,  clerk,  599  Main,  boards 

44  Bigelow  [b.  44  Bigelow 

LeFrancis  Fred.,  clerk  (85  Oliver,  B.), 
LeFrancis  Peter,  cigar  manufacturer,  599 

Main,  house  44  Bigelow 
LeFrancis  Tine,  locksmith  (74  Sudbury, 

B.),  h.  16  Upton  [rms.  45  Winsor 

LeGalle  Frank,  box  maker,  3  Hampshire, 
Legallee  Charles,  teamster,  h.  94  Fourth 
LeGallee  Chas.  E.,  salesman,  h.  94  Fourth 
Legere  Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  13  Conlon  ct. 
Legg  Charles   A.,  engineer   H.  U.,  house 

30  Madison  [21  Cottage 
Legg  Charles  H.,  painter,  604  Main,  house 
Legget  Thomas,  driver,  249    Cambridge, 

rooms  do. 
Leggett  John,  carpenter,  b.  23  Wallace 
LeGrand  John  L.  B.,  tinsmith,  boards  14 

Rockwell 
Lehan  Daniel  W.,  polisher  (27  Sudbury, 

B.),  house  61  Gore  [41  do. 

Lehan  Dennis  H.,  horseshoer,  19  Gore,  h. 
Lehay  John,  at  203  Bridge 
Lehmcuhl    William    H.,    cabinet    maker, 

60£  Cambridge,  house  First,  c.  Otis 
Lehrich    Julius,   bookbinder,   house    69£ 

Western  avenue 
Leighton   Ellen   N.,  teacher  Gannet  pri- 
mary school,  boards  150  Thorndike 
Leigh  ton   Francis,   hairdresser,  house   13 

Brewery 
Leighton  Francis  M.,  harness  maker,  200^ 

North  avenue,  house  at  Boston 
Leighton  Jane,  widow  of  John  H.,  house 

22  Winter 
Leighton  John,  carpenter,  h.  9  Seventh 
Leighton   John    H.,  clerk  Am.  Net    and 

Twine  Co.,  Third,  house  at  Somerville 
Leighton  J.  E.,  conductor  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  house  at  Somerville 
Leighton      Margaret    M.,    teacher    high 

school,  house  at  Boston 
Leighton  Thomas,  conductor  Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co.,  house  12  Fourth 
Leitch  James,  laborer,  house  12  Warren 
Leland  Annie  M.  Miss,  teacher  Harvard 

grammar  school,  house  at  Somerville 
Leland  Frederick  (84  North,  B.),  boards 

31  Bigelow 

Leland  James,  machinist,  h.  20  Tremont 
Leland,  see  Lealand 


Lemon  Lewis,  house  7  Watson 

Lemon  William,  binder  Riverside  bindery, 

house  at  Maiden 
LeMoyne  Sarah  Mrs.,  house  3  Norfolk 
Lenel  Jacob,  cook,  house  35  Banks 
Lenfest    Granville    B.,  printer,  68    Cam- 
bridge, house  157  Thorndike 
Lenfest    Mary    A.,    widow    of    Solomon, 

house  50  Baldwin 
Lenfest  Solomon,  printer,  h.  50  Baldwin 
Lenfest   Thomas   H.,  music    printer    (21 
School,  B.),  house  40  Western  avenue 
Lenfest  Thomas  H.  jr.,  clerk  (21  School, 

B.),  boards  40  Western  avenue 
Lennier  Tony,  laborer,  house  143  Bridge 
Lennon  Hugh,  laborer  h.  51  Raymond 
Lennon   James    E.   (J.  Lennon  &   Son), 

grocer,  145  Pearl,  house  141  do. 
Lennon  John,  auctioneer,  and  real  estate, 
603  Main,  and    (J.  Lennon  &    Son), 
grocer,  145  Pearl,  house  141  do. 
Lennon    J.  &    Son  (John  and  James  E. 
Lennon),    groceries    and    provisions, 
145  Pearl 
Lenox  John,  laborer,  bds.  95  Hampshire 
Lenox  John  M.,  letter  collector  (P.  0.,B.), 
house  95  Hampshire  [Vine 

Lenox  Wm.,  laborer,  house  Cushing,  opp. 
Lent    Jane,  widow    of   Albert,  house    26 
Cogswell  avenue  [h.  28  Vine 

Leonard   Elizabeth,  widow   of  Nicholas, 
Leonard  Ellen  Miss,  house  29  Baldwin 
Leonard  Frank  E.,  teamster  John  Reardon 

&  Sons,  house  1  Boardman  place; 
Leonard  Geo.  A.,  salesman  (311  Washing- 
ton, B.),  house  94  Norfolk 
Leonard  Geo.  T.,  salesman  (B.),  boards  94 

Norfolk 
Leonard  Georgiana  F.,  h.  22  Worcester 
Leonard  Henry  W.,  wheelwright,  4   Cam- 
bridge, house  at  Somerville 
Leonard    Hiram,    hides    and    leather    (98 
High,  B.),  and   produce   (30  So.  Mar- 
ket, B.),  house  139  Otis 
Leonard   Joel   Rev.,  pastor  M.  E.  church, 

Winchester,  boards  139  Otis 
Leonard  John,  gardener,  h.  123J  Winsor 
Leonard  John  F.,  cook,  bds.  123£  Winsor 
Leonard  Patrick  G.,  salesman  (N.  Y.  city), 

house  28  Tremont 
Leonard  Richard  Mrs.,  h.  r.  19  Fairmont 
Leonard  Samuel,  clerk  (30  So.  Market,  B.), 

boards  139  Otis 
Leonard  Thomas,  junk,  19  Gore,  h.  do. 
Leonard    William     A.,   boiler  maker,  92 

Main,  boards  Ross  House 
Leonard,  see  Learned,  also  Lerned 
LepperWm.,  cabinet  maker,    Woodbury 

building,  Otis,  boards  177^  Harvard 
Leppott  Jacob,  laborer,  bds.  5  Somerset 
Lerned  Benjamin,  butter  and  eggs,  house 

rear  354  North  avenue 
Lerned  Chas.  W.,  mufr.    "  Lerned   Disin- 
fectant," 358  North  avenue,  house  at 
Somerville 
Lerned  Josiah,  box  maker,  3  Hampshire 
Lerned  Lucy  Miss,  b.  358  North  avenue 


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Lerned  Rebecca  R.  Miss,  h.  358  North  av. 
Lerned  Walter  H.,  butter  and  eggs,  house 

rear  319  North  avenue 
Lerned,  see  Learned,  also  Leonard 
Lerner  Frances,  widow  of  Francis,  house 

12  Mount  Auburn 
Lerner  Frank,  gardener,  12  Quincy,  house 

14  Mount  Auburn 
Lerner  Fred,  tailor,  house  154  Green 
Lerner  Fritz,  tailor  (Green,  B.),  house  154 

Green 
Lerner  John,  laborer,  house  1  Banks 
Lerner  Joseph,  nurse,  h.  12  Mt.  Auburn 
Le  Row  William  A.,  boards  17  Lowell 
Leslie  Benjamin  A.,  mariner,    house   132 

Prospect  [Rogers'  block 

Leslie  David,  at  162  Broadway,  house  5 
Leslie  David  L.,  varnisher,  162  Broadway, 

house  200  Norfolk 
Leslie  John,  laborer,  house  7  Vine 
Lester  Moses  W.,   collector,  house  Lake 

View  avenue,  near  Pumping  station 
Le'Sure  Ansel  P.,  boards  41  Walden 
Letsom  Philip  H.,  carpenter,  h.  72  Winsor 
Leuchte  Bernhard,  restaurant,  9Boylston, 

house  at  West  Somerville 
Leuchte  Gustave,  clerk,  9  Boylston,  house 

at  West  Somerville 
Leury  John  J.,  teamster,  bds.  11  Willow 
Leury  Joseph,  silversmith,  h.  11  Willow 
Levally  Stephen,  cooper,  h.  rear  10  Third 

L EVERETT  GEORGE  V.,  lawyer 
(47  Devonshire,  rooms  19  to  22,  B.), 
house  5  Ellery  [15  Sumner 

Leverett  William,  student  H.  XL,  rooms 
Levit  Morris,  house  121  Spring 
Levit  Nellie  Miss,  house  121  Spring 
Levit  Rachel  Mrs.,  groceries,    121  Spring, 

house  do. 
Levy  Aaron,  clerk  (29f  Green,  B.),  boards 

83  Pearl 
Levy  Abraham,   clothing  (29f  Green,  B.), 
house  83  Pearl  [house  do. 

Levy  Hannah  Mrs.,  groceries,  429  Main, 
Levy  John,  painter,  house  112  Hampshire 
Levy  Jules,  teacher  of  French,  and  editor 

"  Le  Francais,"  house  17  Story 
Lewando  Amelie  E.  Miss,  music  teacher, 

Lake  View  avenue,  c.  Huron,  b.  do. 
Lewando  Anise  A.  Mrs.,  house  Lake  View 

avenue,  corner  Huron 
Lewando  Mathilde  A.  Miss,  French  teach- 
er, Lake  View  avenue,  corner  Huron, 
boards  do. 
Lewellyn  Edward,  box  maker,  3  Hampshire 
LewisAbbieA.  Miss,   teacher  Dana  pri- 
mary school,  boards  14  Story 
Lewis    Angeline    H,   widow  of  Daniel, 

house  22  Winsor 
Lewis  Ann,  wid.  of  Henry  P.,  h.  14  Story 
Lewis     Antoine,    hairdresser,    265   Cam- 
bridge, boards  do. 
Lewis  Charles  H.,  clerk  B.  L.  &  C.  R.   R. 

shop,  boards  at  Boston 
Lewis  Charles  J.,  grocer,  h.  48  Hamilton 
Lewis  Charles  S.,  machinist,   boards  286£ 
Broadway 


Lewis  Charles  S.,  at  (518  Washington, 
B.),  h.  Highland  avenue,  2d  on  right 
from  Broadway 

LEWIS  DAVID  W.,  Akron  sewer 
pipe,  Harvard,  near  G.  J.  R.    R.  (80 

Water,  B. ),  house  at  Hyde  Park 
Lewis  Edward  R.,  clerk,  37  Clark,  house 

71  School 
Lewis  Ellen  M.  Miss,  compositor  Univer- 
sity Press,  house  28  Ash 
Lewis  Elmer  L.,  carpenter,  3  River,  boards 

115  Magazine 
Lewis  Ensign  L.,  tin-worker,  153  Putnam 

avenue,  house  115  Magazine 
Lewis    Estelle    S.    Miss,   dressmaker,    19 

Grant,  house  do. 
Lewis  Frederick,  brush  finisher,  h.  85Vine 
Lewis  Geo.  W.,  porter,  444  Harvard,  house 

21  South 
Lewis  Henry  C,  coal  and  wood,   and  fur- 
niture   mover,    6£    Harvard     square, 

house  19  Grant 
Lewis    Henry  S.,   hairdresser,  25  River, 

boards  286-J-  Broadway 
Lewis  John  F.,  carpenter,  house  18  Park 
Lewis     Johnson     H,   photographer,  563 

Main,  boards  688  do. 
Lewis  Levi  J.,  hairdresser,  h.  104  Harvard 
Lewis  Margaret  G.,  widow  of  Moses,  house 

rear  19  Brewery 
Lewis  Mary  A.   Miss,  teacher   Boardman 

primary  school,  boards  16  Lincoln 
Lewis  Mary  E.,  widow,  h.  286|  Broadway 
Lewis  Theodore   A.,   clerk   (25  Summer, 

B.).  boards  65  Pleasant 
Lewis  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  115  Columbia 
Lewis  Warren  N.,   hairdresser,   25  River, 

boards  286£  Broadway 
Lewis  William  H,  house  50  Clark 
Lewis  William  K.,  boards  764  Main 

Lewis ,  house  9|  Suffolk 

Lhoyd  Emily  Miss,  bds.  86  Buckingham 

LIBBEY  CHARLES  W.,  carriage 
builder,  140  Main,  house  at  Somerville 

Libbey  E.  Drummond  (Wm.  L.  Libbey  & 
Son),  N.  E.  Glass  Works,  North,  cor- 
ner Water,  boards  at  Boston 

Libbey  Frederick  A.,  engineer,  house  88 
Banks 

Libbey  William,  ladder  mnfr.  and  flag- 
man Concord  av.  crossing  F.  R.  R., 
house  do. 

Libbey  Wm.  L.  (Wm.  L.  Libbey  &  Son), 
N.  E.  Glass  Works,  North,  corner 
Water,  house  it  Boston 

LIBBEY  WM.  L.  &  SON  (Wm.  L. 
and  E.  Drummond  Libbey),  props.  N. 
E.  Glass  Works,  North,  cor.  Water 
Lindsay  George  W.,  clerk  (96  Summer,  B.), 

boards  303  Broadway 
Libby  Frederick  W.,  clerk  (10  Canal,  B.), 

boards  3  Mt.  Pleasant 
Libby  George  W.,  sawyer,  624  Main 
Libby  I.  W.,  clerk,  9  Brattle,  bds.  White 
Libby  Mary,  widow  of  Jas.,  h.  22  Warren 
Libby  Melvina  A.,  widow  of  James,  varie- 
ty store,  163  Main,  house  do. 


MILS,  LEAD,  ZINC,  &c, 


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Libby  Tobias,  teamster  (60  Purchase,  B.), 
house  90  Thorndike 

Libby  William  P.,  ladder  maker,  house  at 
EastSomerville 

Lichtenberg  Charles,  designer  F.  M.  H.  F. 
Co.,  boards  35  Cambridge 

Lidstrom  Charles,  cabinet  maker,  house 
438  Main 

Lidstrom   Charles   Mrs.,  dressmaker,  438 
Main,  house  do. 

Lidy  Thomas,  printer  (117  Franklin,  B.), 
house  5  Hamilton 

Lienhard  Patrick,  finisher,  h.  65  Spring 

Lif  Edwin,  cabinet  maker,  b.  8  Norfolk 

Lilley  Fred   W..   clerk   F.    R.    R.    freight 
depot  (Charlestown),  boards  46  Filth 

Lilley    Margaret,   widow,  house  rear  44 
Washington 

Lilley  Thomas,  carriagesmith,  h.  46  Fifth 

Lincoln  Addie  E.  Miss,  proof-reader  (B.), 
house  14  Ware 

Lincoln  Alfred  (Adams  &  Lincoln),  dry 
goods,  98  Cambridge,  bds.  85  Otis 

Lincoln  Charles,  key  finisher,  137  Broad- 
way 

Lincoln   Charles    A.,   carpenter  McLean 
Asylum  (Somerville),  house  15  Fifth 

Lincoln    Charles    G.,   key    finisher,    137 
Broadway,  boards  58  Sidney 

Lincoln  Chas.  S.,  com.  mer.   (119  Atlan- 
tic avenue,  B.),  house  58  Sidney 

Lincoln  Charlotte,  widow  of  Geo.  E.,  h. 
Oxford,  corner  Hammond 

Lincoln  Edwin  H.,  photographer,  house 
65  Prospect 

Lincoln  Harry,  clerk,  649  Main,  b.  Green 

Lincoln  Jerome  H.,  printer,  b.  79  Wendell 

Lincoln  John.at  169  Gore,  h.  18)  Columbia 

Lincoln  John  L.,  iron  worker,  454  Main, 
boards  21  Suffolk 

Lincoln  Joshua,  clerk  Riverside  Press,  h. 
30  Irving 

Lincoln  Nathan,  teacher  of  music  Cam- 
bridge schools,  house  72  Prospect 

Lincoln  Nathan  F.,  clerk  (33  Commercial, 
B.),  boards  72  Prospect 

Lincoln  Nathan  P.,  teamster,  rooms  119 
Cambridge 

Lincoln  Robert  H.,  piano  maker  Ivers  & 
Pond  Piano  Co.,  Albany 

Lincoln  Walter  M.,  clerk  (7  Exchange  pi., 
B.),  boards  49  Erie 

Lincoln  Wra.  F.,  box  maker,  h.  r.  128  Gore 

Lincoln  Wm.  H.,  fireman,  169  Gore,  bds. 
15  Fifth 

Lind  Andrew  J.,  safe  maker,  17  Main,  h. 
62  Broadway 

Lindahl  Anders,  tailor,  house  2  Bristol 

Lindgren  John  A.,  safe  muker,  17  Main, 
house  7  Rogers'  block,  Main 

Lindner  Berthold;  finisher,  h.  65  Spring 

Lindquist  Nelse,  safe  maker,  house  5  Rog- 
ers' block,  Washington 

Lindsey  Geo.  W.,  clerk  (B.),  boards  303 
Broadway 

Lindsey  P.  Allen,  salesman  (400  Washing- 
ton, B.),  house  303  Broadway 


Lindskum  John,  cabinet  maker,  house  26 
Portland 

Linehan  Charles,  contractor,  house  Cam- 
bridge, corner  Maple  avenue 

Linehan  Cornelius, agent  J.J.  Moore  (B.), 
house  395|  Cambridge 

Linfield  Adriana  F.  Mrs.,  boards  15  Far- 
well  place 

Linn  John,  teamster  Sortwell  &  Co.,  h. 

106  Webster  avenue  [b.  do. 
Linuehau  Dennis,  shoemaker,  544  Main, 
Linnehau  John,  stone  cutter,  h.  r.  30  Gore 
Linnehan  John,   tailor,  5S9  Main,  house 

16  Decatur  [Washington 

Linnehan  Mary,  widow  of  Daniel,  h.  r.  44 
Linnehan  Nealis,  driver,  506  Main,  bds. 

44  Brookline  [Washington 

Linnehan  Thomas,  machinist,  b.  rear  44 
Linnell  Calvin  N.,  machinist,  72  Main,  h. 

107  Elm 

Linnell   Mary,  widow  of  William,  house 

383  Cambridge 
Linney  Albert,  cabinet  maker,  Woodbury 

building,  Otis 
Linskey  John,  laborer,  house  33  Harding 
Linskey  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  8  Jefferson 
Linskrcome   John,  restaurant,  267  Cam- 
bridge, house  108  Fourth 
Linton  Charles  E.,  draughtsman,  17  Main, 

boards  53  Winsor  [Winsor 

Linton  James,  foreman,  17  Main,  h.  53 
Linton   Samuel,  safe  maker,  17  Main,  h. 

at  Boston  [Mt,  Auburn 

Lippincott  Sarah  E.,  widow,  house  148 
Lishtenberg  Charles,  cabinet  maker  F.  M. 

Holmes  Furniture  Co. 
Lister  Fred  C,  jauitorand  engineer  Hem- 

enway  Gymnasium,  rooms  do. 
Lister  Frederick  \V\,  house  Crescent 
Lister  William,  bookkeeper  (51  Chardon, 

B.),  boards  F.  \V.  Lister's,  Crescent 
Litch  Albert,  boards  11  Jay 
Litchfield  Benj.  C,  plumber,  h.  499  Main 
Litchfield  George  W.  B.,  porter  Riverside 

Press,  house  87  Putnam  avenue 
Litchfield  Horace  D.,  undertaker,  477  and 

488  Main,  boards  488  do. 
Litchfield   Judson,   undertaker,  477   and 

488  Main,  house  17  Green 
Litchfield  Otis  V.,  regulator,  162  Broad- 
way, house  108  Prospect 
Litchfield  Roland,  undertaker,  477  Main, 

house  488  do. 
Little,    Brown   &   Co.   (Augustus  Flagg, 

John    Bartlett,  Thomas   W.  Delaud, 

John  M.  Brown  and  George  Flagg), 

bookbindery,  Blackstoue 
Little  Catharine,  widow,  house  80£  Green 
Little  Frank  W.,  confectionery,  house  44 

Norfolk 
Little  John,  house  26  Somerset 
Little  John, special  police  Public  Library, 

639  Main,  house  117  Green 
Little    Richard     G.,    vocalist,    house    41 

Hampshire 
Little  Stephen,  confectioner,  503    Main, 

boards  26  Somerset 


J'^«t*™iZl**Z°>  PAPER  HANGINGS. 


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Littlefield    Adoniram    J.,    salesman.    147 

North  avenue,  house  12  White 
Littlefield  Dependence  S.,  cabinet  maker, 

162  Broadway,  house  465  Main 
Littlefield  George  A.,  machinist  (B.),  h. 

117  Winsor  [10  Mellen 

Littlefield  George  F.,  clerk,  17  Main,  bds. 
Littlefield  George  T.,  cutter  (28  Summer, 

B.),  house  12  Mellen 
Littlefield  John  Sherman,  collector,  bds. 

15  Farwell  pi.  [h.  5  Gerry 

Littlefield  Joseph  FT.,  architect  (Chicago), 
Littlefield  Junius   W.,  driver  Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co.,  h.  Cambridge,  cor.  Willow 
Littlefield  Lydia,  widow  of  Solomon,   h. 

64  Cherry 
Littlefield    Fred     A.,     bookkeeper     (492 

Washington,  B.),  boards  5  Gerry 
Littlefield  Nathan  C,  janitor  Weld  Hall 

H.  U.,  house  10  Mellen 
Littlefield  Nellie  F.  Miss,  bookkeeper,  908 

Main,  boards  5  Gerry 
Littlefield  Sarah   H.,  widow  of  Jacob,  h. 

274  North  avenue 
Littlefield  Walter  F.,  clerk   (18  P.  O.  sq., 

B.),  boards  10  Mellen 
Littlehales  Benjamin,  in  Cambridge  Roll- 
ing Mill,  house  14  Webster  avenue 
Livermore  Charles  C,  secretary  (131  Dev- 
onshire, B.),  boards  2  Dana 
Livermore     Frederick     O.,    piano-action 

maker,  boards  36  Essex 
Livermore  George  Mrs.,  house  2  Dana 
Livermore  John,  house  287  Harvard 
Livermore  Leonard  J.   Rev.,  pastor  Uni- 
tarian church  (Danversj,h.24  North  av. 
Livermore  Oliver  W.,  house  36  Essex 
Livermore  Warren   G.,  officer    House    of 

Correction,  boards  do. 
Livesey  Frank   B.,  bookkeeper  (7  Spring 

lane,  B.),  house  7  Rice 
Livingston    Archibald,  clerk   (27  Doane, 

B.),  house  57  Sixth 
Livingston  Frank  S.,  baker,  b.  104  Norfolk 
Livingston  Henry,  agent,  house  7  Ninth 
Livingston  Lucy,  widow  of  Benjamin  F., 

house  104  Norfolk 
Livingston    William    D.,    box    maker,    3 

Hampshire,  house  97  Washington 
Lloyd  Alfred  H.,  student  H.  U.,  rooms  415 

Broadway 
Lloyd  George,  carpenter,  h.  155  Spring 
Lloyd  Thomas,  teamster,  172  Pearl,  house 

11  Hamilton 
Lloyd  William  E.,  teller  Cambridge  Nat'l 

Bank,  87  Cambridge,  bds.  at  Arlington 
Loan   Alexander,  soap  maker,  boards  20i) 

Columbia 
Loan   John  James,  soft  soap  maker,  209 

Columbia,  house  do. 
Loch  Martin,  butcher  Miiller  Bros. 
Loch  Mathias,  currier,  house  33  Harvey 
Locke  Almira  D.  Mrs.,  house  9  Dover 
Locke   Amos,  coal  and  wood,  28  and  30 

Cambridge,  house  at  Lexington 
Locke  Charles  A.,  leather  (Congress,  B.), 

house  17  Clinton 


Locke  Davis,  manager  Porter's  Hotel,  185 

North  avenue,  boards  do. 
Locke  Diana  Miss,  house  89  Winsor 
Locke  Edgar  H.,  provisions,  226  North  av., 

house  293  do. 
Locke  Evelyn  J.   Miss,  teacher  Shepard 

grammar  school,  b.  281  North  avenue 
Locke  E.  J.  Mrs.,  house  281  North  avenue 
Locke   Francis,  proprietor  Porter's  Hotel, 

185  North  avenue,  house  do. 
Locke   Frank,  clerk  (93  High,  B.),  boards 

rear  8  Perry  [b.  do. 

Locke  Frank  H.,  clerk  Porter's  Hotel, 
Locke  Henry  A.,  clerk  (31  High,  B.),  bds. 

rear  8  Perry 
Locke   Homer  F.,  contractor,  house  419 

Broadway- 
Locke  Horatio,  provisions  (42  and  44  F.  H. 

market,  B. ),  house  285  North  avenue 
Locke  B.  Austin,  clerk  (42  F.  H.  market, 

B. ),  house  14  Dover  [Allston 

Locke  John,  salesman  (39  High,  B.),  h.  79 
Locke  John  T.,  bookkeeper,  610  Main,  h. 

rear  8  Perry  [17  Clinton 

Locke  Sarah  J.,  widow  of  Charles  A.,  h. 
Locke  Vandesande,  wid.,  h.  419  Broadway 
Locke  Warren  A.,  music  teacher,  house 

10  Putnam  avenue 
Locke  Worthington,  bds.  419  Broadway 
Lockeiby  John,  foreman   (172   Purchase, 

B.),  house  28  Wendell 
Lockett  Jacob  L.,  butler,  h.  1  Nichols  pi. 
Lockhart    Albert    E.,     undertaker,    203 

Bridge,  house  61  Otis 
Lockhart    Charles     H.,    undertaker,    203 

Bridge,  house  207  do. 
Lockhart  David,  coffin  maker,  203  Bridge, 

house  137  Cambridge 
Lockhart  George  A.,  at  203  Bridge,  house 

150  Cambridge 
Lockhart  Harry  S.,  mechanic,  bds.  61  Otis 
Lockhart  Win.  A.,  mechanic,  bds.  61  Otis 

LOCKHART  WILLIAM    L,.,  un- 
dertaker and  mnfr.  of  coffins,  caskets, 

etc.,   wholesale  and  retail,  191  to  203 

Bridge,  house  at  Belmont 
Locklin   Hannah   L.,   widow  of  Edward, 

milliner,  208  Pearl,  house  do. 
Locklin  Mary  Miss,  house  60  Boylston 
Locklin  Rebecca  Mrs.,  house  18  Brown 
Lockwood    Charles    F.,    blacksmith,    221 

Bridge,  house  rear  168  Cambridge 
Lockwood  Leverett  L.,  engineer  Riverside 

Press,  house  12  Blackstone 
Loeffler  Jacob  F.,  shade  painter,  Blanche, 

house  25  Walnut  court 
Logan  Andrew,  house  3  Huron 
Logan  Catherine,  widow,  boards  145  Elm 
Logan  David  J.,  laborer,  boards  156  Pearl 
Logan  Jeauette,  wid.  of  Jas.,  h.  156  Pearl 
Logan  J.  A.,  fireman  Niles  Bros. 
Logan  William   M.,  engineer  Niles  Bros., 

Concord  avenue 
Logwood  Thomas  G.  (Central  wharf,  B.), 

house  rear  47  Brattle 
Lombard  Eliza,  widow  of  Joseph,  house 

125  Prospect 


J.  G.&  N.  G.  G00CH.fc7^r  LUMBER  AND  MOULDINGS. 

Wharf,  Western  Avenue,  Brighton.    Order  Box,  8  Brattle  Street,  Old  Cambridge. 


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Lombard  Eugene  J.,  baker,  h.240  Franklin 
Lombard  Hannah  M.,  widow  of  Charles  E., 
boards  19  Wallace 

LOMBARD    HERBERT   E.,  job 
printer,  636  Main,  h.  3  Lamson  place. 
Lombard  Hugh,  baker,  82  Mt.  Auburn,  h. 

238  Franklin 
Lombard  James  M.,  laborer,  h.  35  Banks 
Lombard  John,  clerk,  649  Main,  house  21 
Essex 

LOMBARD  NATHAN  C.  mechan- 
ical engineer  and  patent  solicitor  (40 
State,  B.),  h.  125  Prospect 
Lombard    Richard    P.,    lather,  house    71 
Washington 

LOMBARD  S.  J.,  grocer,  649  Main, 
house  21  Essex 
Lonergan  David,  grocer,  162  Dublin,h.  do. 
Long  Abiel  E.,  janitor  Shepard   and  Wy- 
man  schools,  and  sexton  North  Cam- 
bridge Baptist  society,  house  10  Rice 
Long  Addie  Miss,  dressmaker,  106  Inman, 

house  do. 
Long  Andrew,   glass  maker  N.   E.  Glass 

Works,  house  27  Winter 
Long  Daniel,  foreman  of  finishers  (48  Ca- 
nal, B .),  house  19  Perry 
Long  David,  glass  maker,  house  32  Vine 
Long  Jeremiah,  lithographer,  house  rear 

261  Franklin 
Long  John,  grocer,  49  Gore,  house  do. 
Long  John  H.,  carpenter,  h.  r.  507  Main 
Long  John   J.,  plumber,   99  Cambridge, 

house  112  Gore 
Long  Miller  D.,  safe  maker,  17  Main 
Long  Richard,  bacon  curer,  rear  414  Main, 

house  rear  189  Hampshire 
Long  William  J.,  carpet  upholsterer   (450 

Washington,  B.),  bouse  10  Sidney 
Longfellow  Charles  A.,  house  105  Brattle 
Longfellow  Ernest  W., artist,  h.  108  Brattle 
Longfellow  Wm.  P.,  architect,  house  126 

Brattle 
Longfield  Joseph,  grocer,93  Spruce,  h.  do. 
Longley  B.  A.,  painter,  6  Douglass 
Longshaw   Margaret,  widow  of   William, 

house  78  Otis 
Lonie  Moy  Gue,  69  Cambridge,  bds.  do. 
Loomis  Adrian  L.,  sawyer,  162  Broadway, 

house  at  Allston 
Loomis  Carrol  S.,  com.  trav.,  h.  19  Erie 
Loomis  Eleazer  B.,  driver  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  house  Winthrop  square 
Loomis  Elverton  W.,  bds.    Winthrop  sq. 
Loomis    Winfred  S..   at  Dresser's  diary 

factory,  Magazine,  h.  10  Warland 
Looney  Daniel,  laborer,  house  5  McCabe 
Looney  John   F.,  bookbinder    Riverside 

Press,  boards  101  Pearl 
Looney  Michael,  laborer,  house  101  Pearl 
Looney  William,  laborer,  bds.  12  McCabe 
Lorance  Joseph  Silva,   laborer,   house  7 

Mullin's  court  [34  Bigelow 

Lord  Augustus  M.,  student  H.  U.,  rooms 
Lord  Clara  L.,  widow  of  Chas.,  h.  5  Avon 
Lord  Clarence  S.,  driver  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  boards  Baldwin  st.  station,  do. 


Lord  Francis  H.,  lawyer  (23  Court,  B.), 

boards  40  Pearl 
Lord   Henry  C,  clerk   (13  F.  H.    square, 

B.),  house  37  Erie 
Lord  Millard  F.,  clerk   (450  Washington, 

B.),  boards  214  Harvard 
Lord   Napoleon,  hack  driver   (B.),  house 
40  Holyoke  [Bigelow 

Lord  Theresa  M.,  widow  of  Daniel,   h.  34 
Lord  T.,  com.  mer.,  bds.  7  Ellsworth  av. 
Lord   Wm.  W.,  clerk,   521   Main,   boards 
Prospect  House  [Winter 

Lorden  Margaret,  widow  of  Daniel,  h.  39 
Lorigan  Thomas,  laborer   John   Reardon 

&  Sons,  house  275  Putnam  avenue 
Loring  Hannah  R.  Mrs.,  widow  of  Abram 
M.,  "Movement  Cure,"  h.  83  Auburn 
Loring  Harriet  E.  Mrs.,  h.  rear  15  Antrim 
Loring  Joann,  widow  of  John  S.,  house 
12  Norfolk  [r.  15  Antrim 

Loring  Wm.  H., clerk  (55  Hanover,  B. ),  h. 
Lothrop  Cummings  L.,  clerk,   boards  37 
Blackstone  [12  Winter 

Lothrop  Eliza  E.,  widow  of  Uriah    L.,   h. 
Lothrop  George  B.,  locksmith  (370  Atlan- 
tic av.,  B.),  house  37  Blackstone 
Lothrop  Geo.  B.  jr.,  locksmith  (118  Wash- 
ington, B.),  boards  37  Blackstone 
Lotz  Christopher,  laborer,  house  125  Gore 
Lotz  Edward    H.,  bookkeeper  (442  Wash- 
ington, B. ),  boards  125  Gore 
Loughrey  Ann,  widow  of  William,  house 
1  Loughrey  av.  [h.  144  Charles 

Loughrey  John,  bookkeeper,   169  Gore, 
Louie    Christian,   varnisher,  162    Broad- 
way, house  99  Sixth 
Lounsbury  Wm.  H.,   printer  University 
Press  [31  Harden 

Love   James,  hostler,  249  Cambridge,  b. 
Lovejoy  Chas.  F.,  bookkeeper  (98   W  ater, 

B.),  boards  56  Hamilton 
Lovejoy  Chas.  J.,  salesman  (261  Washing- 
ton, B.),  house  56  Hamilton 
Lovejoy  Emma  Z.  Miss(E. Lovejoy  &  Co.), 

milliner,  615  Main,  rooms  99  Austin 
Lovejoy  E.  &  Co.  (Miss  Emma  Z.  Lovejoy 
and  Mrs.  Eva  S.   Delano),   milliners, 
615  Main 
Lovejoy  Samuel  M.  Mrs.,  h.  94  Magazine 
Lovejoy  Virgil  S.,  confectionery  peddler, 

house  14  Warren 
Lovelace  Chas.  W., carpenter, h.  365  Main 
Loveland  Horace  N.,  treas.  Dover  Stamp- 
ing Co.,  153  Putnam   avenue   and    (90 
North,  B.),  house  305  Broadway 
Lovelett  Fred,  polisher   Geldowsky   Fur- 
niture Mnf'y,  house  8  Eighth 
Lovell  Andrew  J.,  grocer,  154   North  av., 
and  (62  and  64  Cambridge,  B.),  house 
11  Forest  [bds.  11  Forest 

Lovell  Fred  W.,  clerk,  154  North   avenue, 
Lovering  James  W.,  supt.    Mt.   Auburn 

cemetery,  house  228  Brattle 
Lovering  Joseph,  Hollis   Prof,  of  Mathe- 
matics and   Natural   Philosophy,  H. 
U.,  house  38  Kirkland  [waite 

Lovett  Catherine,  widow,  h.  35  Cowperth- 


GARDENERS, 


FLORISTS,  and  Contractors  for 
P.  O'BRIEN  &  SON,  820  Main  &  89  Sparks  Sts. 


CEMETERY  WORK 


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Lovett  Catherine,   widow,  house  Flagg, 

corner  Banks 
Lovett  James  F.,  baker  Memorial  Hall, 

house  35  Cowperthwaite 
Lovett  John,  laborer,  house  8  Beaver 
Lovett  John,  lab.,  h.  Flagg,  cor.  Banks 
Lovett  Joseph  I.,  printer,   house  rear  13 

Appian-way 
Lovett  Michael,  lab.,  h.  1  Cowperthwaite 
Loveys  Thomas  S., upholsterer  (450  Wash- 
ington, B. ).  house  8  Blanche 
Low  Charles  H.  (C.  H.  Low  &   Co.),  dry 
goods,  460  Harvard,   rooms  134  Mt. 
Auburn 
Low  C  H.  &  Co.  (Charles  H.  Low),  dry 

and  fancy  goods,  460  Harvard 
Low  Frank  W.,  clerk  J.  W.  Low,  Dud- 
ley, c.  Reed,  b.  at  Boston  Highlands 
Low    Frederick    C,    photographer,    110 

Cambridge,  house  at  Somerville 
Low  George  W.,  bookkeeper   (38  Kilby, 

B.),  house  65  Oxford 
Low  Horace  G.,  clerk,  460  Harvard,  bds. 

54  Trowbridge 
Low  Joseph  H.,  clerk  (Forbes,  Hay  ward 

&  Co.,  Federal,  B),  b.  65  Oxford 
Low  Joseph  W.,  leather  mnfr.,  Dudley, 

cor.  Reed,  h.  at  Boston  Highlands 
Low  L.  Fred,  wood  engraver  (B.),  bds.  65 

Oxford 
Lowe  Chas.  H.,  com.  trav.,  b.  74  Prospect 
Lowe  Edwin  D.,  boards  76  Prospect 
Lowe  George  Wm.,  salesman  (5  Union, 

B.),  house  60  Magazine 
Lowe  John,  carpenter,  76  Prospect,  h.  do. 
Lowe  John  T.,  sausage  maker,  house  157 
Winsor  [Wrentham 

Lowe  Lewis  N., engineer,  162  Broadway,h. 
Lowe  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  house  42  North  av. 
Lowe  R.  Thomas,  painter,  3  River,  house 
13  Cherry  [74  Prospect 

Lowe  Sarah  C,  widow  of  Francis,  house 
Lowell  Annie  B.,  music  teacher,  boards  9 

Douglass 
Lowell  Charles  M.,  painter,  h.  177  Main 
Lowell    Frederick    H.,    apothecary,   439 

Main,  house  do. 
Lowell  James  Russell,  minister  to    En- 
gland, house  Elmwood  avenue 
Lowell   Kate    M.    Miss,  teacher  Willard 

primary  school,  boards  9  Douglass 
Lowell  Wm.  O.,  blacksmith,  h.  96  Sixth 
Lowney  Dennis,  glass  maker,  b.  47  Winter 
Lowney  Morris,  laborer,  house  47  Winter 
Lowry  Andrew,  laborer  (232  Cambridge, 

B. ),  house  Charles  River 
Lowry  George,   foreman  glass  works,   h. 

114  Thorndike 
Lowry  George  W.,  foreman  glass  cutting 

dept.  N.  E.  Glass  Works 
Lowry   Michael,    in  Cambridge    Rolling 
Mill.  h.  Rolling  Mill  block,  Portland 
Lucas  Clinton  W.  (Blair  &  Lucas), lawyer, 
Lycerm    building,    Harvard    square 
and   (231  Washington,  B.),  rooms  36 
North  avenue 
Lucas  Frank  M.,  tuner,  house  64  River 


Luce  Samuel  H., action  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, boards  13  Norfolk 
Lucey  Thomas,  grocer,  199  Norfolk,  h.  do. 
Lucy  Anthony,  stereotyper  (22  Milk,  B.), 

house  7  Lawrence 
Lucy   Charles  C,  hairdresser,  265  Cam- 
bridge, boards  do. 
Lucy  Isabella,  widow  of  Robert,  house  7 
Lawrence  [122  Auburn 

Lucy  Thomas  H.,  police,  station  1,  house 
Lucy  Timothy,  teamster,  168  Main,  h.  32 

Harvard 
Luddy  James  G.,  brush  maker  (96  High, 

B.),  house  38  Winter 
Luddy  Owen,  grocer,  89  Fifth,  house  do. 
Ludemann  J.  Conrad,   baker,   367   Main, 
house  do.  [h.  74  Winsor 

Ludgate  Wm.  B.,  porter  (24  Franklin, B.), 
Lueck  Christian,   varnisher,   162  Broad- 
way, house  99  Sixth 
Lufkin  Charles  A.,  driver,  25  Chauncy, 

boards  rear  81  Oxford 
Lufkin   George,   piano  maker,   Ivers    & 

Pond  Piano  Co.,  Albany 
Luites  Joseph,  stevedore,  house  4  Rogers' 

block,  Washington 
Luke  Elijah  H.  (E.  H.  Luke  &  Son),  hay 

and  grain,  71  Main,  h.  15  Maple  av. 
Luke  Eugene  R.  (E.  H.  Luke  &  Son),  hay 

and  grain,  71  Main,  h.  15  Maple  av. 
Luke  E.  H.  &  Son  (Elijah  H.  and  Eugene 
R.  Luke)  hay  and  grain,  71  and  73 
Main 
Luke   Jacob    P.,    wood    moulder  F.   M. 
Holmes  Furniture  Co.,  b.  105  Inman 
Luke  James,  boards  87  Winsor 
Luke  Lauretta  J.,  wid.  of  Wm.  H.,  house 
65  Clark  [15  Maple  av. 

Luke  Walter  J.,  clerk  (103  Pearl,  B.),b. 
Lull  Frank  H.,  music  printer  (451  Wash- 
ington, B.),  boards  36  Austin 
Lull  Frederic  A.,  real  estate  agent  and 
auctioneer,  563  Main,  house  36  Austin 
Lull  George  F.,  student,  house  36  Austin 
Lull  Horace  C,  carriage  wood  worker,178 

North  avenue,  house  164  do. 
Lum  Margaret,  widow  of  Isaac,  house  165 

Broadway 
Luna  Maximillian,  cabinet  maker  F.  G. 

F.  Co.,  house  15  Pine 
Lunas    Christian    P.,     hairdresser,     427 

Main,  boards  19  Franklin 
Lunas  Joseph,  house  13  Pine 
Lunas  Joseph  P.,  hairdresser,  3  Prospect, 

house  13  Pine 
Lund  A.,  safe  maker,  17  Main  i 

Lund  Gustave  E.,  cabinet  maker,  house 

19  Vine 
Lund  Jerahmell  C,  carpenter  (150  Char- 

lestown,  B.),  house  Mt.  Vernon 
Lund  Louis,  engineer,  house  262  Bridge 
Lundbeck  Alfred,  safe  make1*,  17  Main, 

house  5  Foster's  blk.,  rear  93  Main 
Lundergan  Jas.,  lab.,  h.  137  Webster  av. 
Lundergan  John,  glass  presser,  h.  42  Gore 
Lundergan   Margaret,   widow   of  James, 
house  27  Winter 


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Lundergan  Michael,  currier,  h.  105  Spruce 
Lundgren  S.  P.,  cabinet  maker,  house  57 

Portland 
Lundiu  Carl  A.  R.,  telescope  maker  Alvan 

Clark  &  Sons,  Henry,  house  259  Put- 
nam avenue  [h.  at  Boston 
Lundstrom  Andrew,  blacksmith,  17  Main, 
Lunitz  Bernhard,  engineer,  105  Magazine, 

boards  16  Lake 
Lunitz  Charles,  rooms  112  Western  av. 
Lunitz  Gustave,  bookbinder  (51  Chardon, 

B.),  house  24  Walnut  court 
Lunt  Alphonso  M.,  postal  clerk  B.   &  A. 

R.  K.,  house  92  Otfs 
Lunt  Benjamin  F.  Mrs.,  h.  155  Brookline 
Lunt  George  C,    traveling  salesman,  503 

Main,  house  at  Westboro 
Lunt  Lucy  M ,  widow  of  Moses,   house  50 

Sacramento 
Lunt  Wm.    Parsons,  publisher  and  book- 
seller (2  Beacon,  B.),h.  18Appian-way 
Lunt  W.  P.  jr.,  clerk  (5   Commercial.   B.), 

boards  IS  Appian-way 
Lurvey  William  M.,  at  (23  Elm,  B.),  house 

Hotel  Inman 
Lusk  Bridget  M.  Miss,  house  11  Laurel 
Lusk  John,  laborer,  house  24  Warren 
Luth  John,  lager  beer,  63  Sixth,  h.  do. 
Luther  Henry  R.,    machinist,  356   Main, 

boards  10  Village 
Luther  Thomas  H.  (Joy,  Luther  &   Co.), 

carpenter,    River,  junction    Western 

avenue,  house  10  Village 
Lutz  George,  cabinet  maker  Ivers  &  Pond, 

Pacific,  house  2  Columbia 
Lutz  William,  at  Ivers  &  Pond,  boards  267 

Putnam  avenue 
Lycett  James,  laborer,  h.  137  Webster  av. 
Lycett  Sam'l,  coachman,  145  Brattle,  b.  do. 
Lycette  John  J.,  printer  University  Press, 

h.  7  Charles  River  [Harvard  sq. 

Lyceum    Exchange,     Lyceum    building, 

Lydston  William  H.,  carpenter,  house  rear 

^28  Franklin 

^Lyford  Geo.  E.,  jeweler   (207  Washington, 

B.),  house  9  Norris,  2d  from  North  av. 
Lyman    David,    carpenter,    74  Boylston, 

house  7  Banks 
Lyman   Theodore,   asst.    in    Museum    of 

Comparative  Zoology,  h.  at  Brookline 
Lyman  William  P.,  student  H.  U.,  boards 

101  Brattle 
Lyman  William  P.  Mrs.,  house  101  Brattle 
Lynagh    Richard,    furniture,    441     Cam- 
bridge, house  451  do. 
Lynagh  Richard, machinist,  bds.21  School 
Lynam    Matthew,  mat  maker,   house   19 

Harvard 
Lynch  Bridget,  widow,  h.  r.  117  Pleasant 
Lynch  Bridget,  widow  of  Michael,   house 

rear  16l{  Broadway 
Lynch  Daniel,  laborer,  bds.  34  Hampshire 
Lynch.David,  laborer  F.  Fischer,   Tannery 
Lynch  Edward,  teamster,  house  55  Cedar 
Lynch  Ellen,  wid.  of  Thos.,  h.  23   Andrew 
Lynch  Edward,  tinsmith,  h.  68  Fairmont 
Lynch  Hannah,  grocer,  70  Harvard,  h.  do. 


Lynch  James,  carpenter  (B. ),  h.  r.  147  Gore 
Lynch  James  (James   H.  Lynch  &   Co.), 

plasterer,    Lyceum   Exchange,  house 

39  Cowperthwaite 
Lynch  James,  boards  211  Cambridge 
Lynch  James,  in  Rolling  Mill,  house  Roll- 
ing Mill  block,  Bristol 
Lynch  James  H.  (James  H.  Lynch  &  Co.), 

plasterer,  Lyceum  Exchange,  boards 

39  Cowperthwaite 
Lynch   James  H.   &  Co.    (James  H.  and 

James  Lynch),  plasterer,  order  box, 

Lyceum  Exchange 
Lynch  James  J.,  boards  66  Harvard 
Lynch  Jeremiah,  169  Gore,  house  167  Otis 
Lynch  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  137  Elm 
Lynch  John,  coachman,  h.  r.  196  Green 
Lynch  John,  laborer,  house  64  Boylston 
Lynch  John,  laborer,  126  Portland,  house 

Rolling  Mill  block,  Bristol 
Lynch   John,   laborer,  boards  4  Linehan 

block,  Third 
Lynch  John,  laborer,  bds.  r.  117  Pleasant 
Lynch  John,  laborer,  28  Bridge,  h.  14  East 
Lynch  John,  teamster,  221  Bridge,  rooms 

28  Seventh  [h.  133  Pearl 

Lynch  John  F.,  pressman  Riverside  Press, 
Lynch  John  F.,  soap  maker,  b.  389  Main 
Lynch  John  J.,  cabinet  maker,  624  Main, 

boards  95  Kinnaird 
Lynch  John  J.,  driver  Cambridge  R.   R. 

Co.,  house  149  Dublin 
Lynch  John  L.,  hostler,  b.  Porter's  Hotel 
Lynch  Jos.  A.,  lab.,  b.  39  Cowperthwaite 
Lynch  Julia,  widow  of  Patrick,  house  28 

Hastings  [bds.  211  do. 

Lynch   Luly   Miss,  milinery,  209  Camb., 
Lynch  Margaret,  widow  of  Daniel,  house 

95  Kinnaird 
Lynch  Mary  Mrs.,  house  211  Cambridge 
Lynch   Mary   A.,  widow  of  John,  house 

128  Harvard 
Lynch  Mary  B.,  widow  of  Michael,  house 

66  Harvard  [Dublin 

Lynch  Matthew,  laborer,  h.  Railroad,  cor. 
Lynch  Michael,  dry  pressman  Riverside 

Press,  house  226  Franklin 
Lynch  Michael  F.,  spring  maker,   house 

Berkshire,  near  Bristol 
Lynch  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  rear  63  Gore 
Lynch  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  24  Hayes  court 
Lynch  Richard,  bacon  curer,  r.  414  Main, 

house  24  Hayes  court 
Lynch  Stephen,  baker,  502  Main,  house 

44  Kinnaird 
Lynch  Thomas,  laborer  C.  W.  W.,  house 

236  Franklin 
Lynch  Thos.  A.,  baker,  bds.  66  Harvard 
Lynch    Thomas    H..    printer    Riverside 

Press,  boards  5  Rockwell 
Lynch  William,  peddler,  h.  195  Norfolk 
Lynch  Wm.  B.,  wood  carver,  348  Main,  h. 

at  Somerville 
Lynch  William  M.,  teamster,  3  Hampshire, 

boards  rear  161£  Broadway 
Lynde  Frank  G.,  action  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, boards  227  do. 


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Lynes  Edward  G.,  collector  (Daily  Globe, 

238  Washington,  B.),  h.  23  Orchard 
Lynes  Edward  M.,  artist,  b.  23  Orchard 
Lynes  Frank,  music  teacher  (149  A,  Tre- 

mont,  B.),  boards  23  Orchard 
Lynes  Raymond,  letter  carrier  North  Cam- 
bridge P.  O.,  house  1  Dover 
Lynn   Eliza,   widow  of  David,   tailoress, 

house  rear  382  Cambridge 
Lynn  Eliza,  widow,  h.  452  Cambridge 
Lynn  John,  porter,  house  5  Vine 
Lyon    Carl   A.,  wood  engraver,  boards  27 

Blackstone 
Lyon  David  G.,  Hollis  Professor  of  The- 
ology H.  U.,  house  15  Appian-way 
Lyon  George  jr.,  student  H.  U.,  rooms  6 

Divinity  Hall 
Lyon  George  EL,  billiards,  Lyceum  bldg., 

Harvard  sq.,  house  147  Mt.  Auburn 
Lyon  Hans  W.  C,  printer  Riverside  Press, 

house  27  Blackstone 
Lyon  James,  action  maker,  113  Broadway, 

boards  17  Antrim 
Lyon  Mary  D.,  wid.  of  Leonard,  h.  36  Ash 
Lyon  Peter  B.,  house  17  Antrim 
Lyon  Wm.  L.,  gate  keeper,  front  entrance 

Mt.  Auburn  cemetery,  house  36  Ash 
Lyons  Archibald    D.,  clerk    J.  C.  Davis, 

boards  87  Moore 
Lyons  Daniel,  laborer,  house  194  Bridge 
Lyons   Henry,  teamster,  house   103  Web- 
ster avenue 
Lyons  James  M.,  teamster,  bds.  4  Eaton 
Lyons  John,  laborer,  h.  26  Fairmont  av. 
Lyons  J.,  moulder  H.  M.  Bird,  Pelham 
Lyons  Kate  Miss,  house  23  Donnell 
Lyons  Kate,  wid.  of  John.  h.  31  Holyoke 
Lyons    Mary,   widow,   house     Columbia, 

near  Hampshire 
Lyons  Michael,  laborer,  b.  34  Hampshire 
Lyons    Michael,    laborer  Riverside    Oil 

Works,  house  151  Otis 
Lyons  Michael,  teamster,  boards  57  Gore 
Lyons  Peter,  teamster,  5  Broadway 
Lyons  Peter,  teamster,  h.  68  Harvard 
Lyons   Thomas,  farmer,  house    Concord 

avenue,  near  Alewife  brook 
Lyons  Thomas  F.,  conductor  Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co.,  house  at  Watertown 
Lyons  William,  laborer,  h.  r.  115  Pleasant 
Lysall  P.,  safe  maker,  17  Main 

MABERY  CHARLES  F.,  asst.  in  Chem- 
istry H.  U.,  house  13  Avon 

Mabry  Willis,  action  maker,  113  Broad- 
way, boards  108  Wiusor 

Macaulay  Auley,  harness  maker,  448 
Main,  house  24  Jay 

Macaulay  Frank,  boards  24  Jay 

Macconnell  Mary  W.,  widow  of  Hugh, 
house  125  Pleasant 

Macdonald  Charlotte  E.,  widow  of  Hugh, 
house  4j  South 

Macdonald  Edmund  J.,  bookbinder  (51 
Chardon,  B.),  boards  826  Main 

Macdonald  Edgar  H.,  clerk,  503  Main, 
boards  4  William 


Macdonald  Edward,  clerk  (450  Washing- 
ton, B.),  boards  4  William 
Macdonald  John,  clerk,  house  4£  South 
Macdonald  William,  bookbinder  (51  Char- 
don, B.),  house  20  North  avenue 
Macdonald,  see  McDonald 
Macomber  Sarah   W.   Miss,  bookkeeper, 

282  Broadway,  boards  17  Magazine 
Mace  Charlotte  P.,  widow  of  Horace  F., 

house  34  Warland 
Mace  Eveline  T.  Mrs.,  house  17  Lopez 
Mace  Horace  F.,  chief  clerk  (53  State,  B.), 
house  34  Warland  [17  Lopez 

Mace  Junius  B.,  machinist,  368  Main,  bds. 
MacFarland  Geo.  Mrs.,  h.  2  Percy  place 
MacFarland  Samuel  G.,  printer,  boards  2 

Percy  place 
MacFarland  Wm.,  tinsmith,  b.  2  Percy  pi. 
MacGregor  C.  C.  Mrs.,  house  29  Jay 
MacGregor  John  W.,  designer,  house  113 

Auburn 
MacGregor,  see  McGregor 
Maciel  Antoine  V.,  hairdresser,  197   Cam- 
bridge, house  do. 
Maciel    John    V.,  hairdresser,  392    Cam- 
bridge, house  197  do. 
Maciel  Joseph,  cigar  maker,  35  Pearl,  Bos- 
ton Highlands 
Maciel  Jos.V.,  hairdresser,  95  Cambridge, 
house  93  do.  [16  Story 

Mack  Alfred  S.,  law  student  H.  U.,  rooms 
Mack  Harry  W.,  law  student  H.  U.,  rooms 

20  Prescott 
Mack  Julia  Mrs.,  house  28  Portland 
Mack  Julia,  wid.  of  Dennis,  h.  9  Holly  av. 
Mack  Margaret,  widow  of  Garrett,  house 

9  Maynard  place 
Mack  Mary  E.  Miss,  nurse,  bds.  54  Austin 
Mack  Michael,  laborer,  house  15  Sparks 
Mack  Thos.,  master  mariner,  h.  145  Main 
Mack  Wm.,  cabinet  maker,  bds.  57  Gore 
MacKay  Dennis,  currier  F.  Fischer,  house 

at  Woburn 
Mackay  Mary,  widow  of  Andrew,  house 

Harvey,  near  Montgomery 
Mackay  T.  Barnard,  house  10  Follen 
Mackey  John,  carpenter,  h.  80  Harvard 
Mackey  John  W.,  crockery  (761  Washing- 
ton, B.),  house  14  Suffolk 
Mackin  James  Mrs.,  house  142  Pleasant 
Mackin  William,  laborer,  h.  97  Hampshire 
Mackline  Benj.,  laborer,  h.  80  Kirkland 
Macksey  Frank,  bookkeeper(145  Milk,  B.). 

boards  79  Plymouth 
Macksey  Henry  V.,  silver  plater,  boards 

79  Plymouth 
Macksey  John  J.,  salesman  (33  Bowker, 

B.),  boards  79  Plymouth 

Macksey  Kate,  widow  of  Joseph,  house  79 

Plymouth  [Spring 

Maclean   Daniel  F.,  carpenter,  house  131 

MacLeod   William   G.,  compressed  yeast, 

Summer,  rear  Inman,  house  do.. 
Macmillan  Ewen,  printer  University  Press, 

house  2  South 
Macomber  Sarah  Miss,  bookkeeper  Marr 
&  Perry,  boards  17  Magazine 


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Macvane  S.  Marcus,  instructor  in  History 

H.  U.,  house  46  Langdon 
MacVicar     Martha,    widow     of   Donald, 

house  11  River 
Macy    Etta  Miss,   teacher    Kindergarten 

school  (B. ),  boards  2  Divinity  avenue 
Madden  Ann  Mrs.,  house  13£  Warren 
Madden  Daniel  J.,  clerk,  177   Cambridge, 

boards  242  do. 
Madden  John,  varnisher,  203  Bridge,  bds. 

7  Water 
Madden  John  J.,  chandelier  maker,  house 

162  Cambridge 
Madden  John  J.,  lumber  surveyor,  boards 

242  Cambridge 
Madden  Joseph  A.,  jig  sawyer,  44  Cam- 
bridge, bds.  8')  Decatur,  Charlestown 
Madden  .Martin,  peddler,  h.  5  Seventh 
Madden  Mattie,  cooper  J.  H.  Earaes,  bds. 

25  Sidney 
Madden  Thomas  F..  sail  maker,  house  242 

Cambridge 
Madden  Thomas,  curer  Xiles  Bros. 
Madden  Thomas,  tinsmith,  b.   5  Seventh 
Madden   Thomas,  varnisher,  203  Bridge, 

boards  7  Water 
Madden  Wm.,  laborer,  house  159  Winsor 
Maddocks  James  K.,  machinist  B.  L.  &  C. 

R.  R.,  house  20  Leighton  court 
Maddox  Thomas  L.,  bookkeeper  (6  South 

Market.  B.),  house  20  Worcester 
Madigan    Richard,  brick  layer,  house  3 

Dailey's  alley 
Madigan  Thomas  Mrs.,  house  77  Elm 
Maduro  Francis  S.,  waiter,  house  63  Wash- 
ington 
Magahy  Andrew  B.,  upholsterer,  23  Brat- 
tle, house  121  Mount  Auburn 
Magee  Catharine,  widow,  h.  39  Charles 
Magee  Hugh,  laundryman  Mass.  General 

Hospital   (Blossom,  cor.    Allen,    B.), 

house  98  Putnam  avenue 
Magee  John,  painter,  house  197  Norfolk 
Magee  Peter,  wood  turner.  54  Bridge,  h. 

at  Boston 
Maginn  Bridget,  widow  of  Frank,  house 

13  Holly  avenue 
Magoun  Aaron  B.,  bds.  315  Broadway 
Magoun  Joseph,  machinist,  h.  62  Otis 
Magoun  Warren  (51  Chardon,  B.),  house 

15  Antrim 
Maguire  Bernard,  moulder,  h.  r.  67  Charles 
Maguire  Daniel,  house  131  Spring 
Maguire  Francis,  oil  (4  Central  whf.,  B.), 

house  151  Austin 
Maguire  John,  horse  shoer,  18  Cambridge, 

house  at  Somerville 
Maguire  John,  rope  maker,  h.  176  Green 
Maguire  Samuel,  marble  worker,  boards  1 

Hampshire 
Maguire  Peter,  horse  shoer,  Palmer,  bds. 

92  Mount  Auburn 
Maguire,  see  McGuire 
Mahady  Daniel  J.,  grocer,  142  Pearl,  house 

144  do. 
Mahady  Eliza  Miss,  book  sewer  Riverside 

Bindery,  house  23  Mill 


Mahady  John,  organ  maker  (1299  Wash- 
ington, B.),  house  111  Magazine 
Mahady   J.  William,  clerk,  82  Pleasant, 

boards  111  Magazine 
Mahaffv  Francis  J.,  printer  (39  Arch,  B.), 

house  50  Broadway 
Mahaffy  John  T  .  carpenter,  h.  122  Green 
Mahan  James,  laborer,  boards  16  Gore 
Mahan  John,  brick  laver,  b.  172  Norfolk 
Mahan  Nellie,  wid.  of*  Philip,  b.  29  West 
Mahan  Patrick,  brick  layer,  h.  172  Norfolk 
Mahan  Thomas,  laborer^  h.  242  Cambridge 
Mahan  Thos.,  laborer,  house  22  Hunting 
Mahar,  see  Meaghar 
Mahegan  James  J.,  bookbinder  (B.),  h. 

9  Buek's  block,  Seventh 
Maher  Daniel,  box  maker,  3  Hampshire 
Maher  Frank,  cutter  Am.  Rubber  Co.,  h. 

41  Union 
Mahler  Ellen,  widow  of  Anthony,  house 

110  Harvard 
Mahler  Jos.,  teamster,  bds.  110  Harvard 
Mahoney  Cairn,  butcher,  h.  rear  2  Ninth 
Mahoney  Catherine,  widow  of  Cornelius, 

house  179  Bridge 
Mahoney  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  42  First 
Mahoney  Cornelius,  carpenter,  B.  L.  &  C. 
R.  R  repair  shop,  house  186  Bridge 
Mahoney  Cornelius,    laborer,    169   Gore, 

house  119  do. 
Mahoney  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  29  Porter 
Mahoney  Cornelius,   teamster,   12   Cam- 
bridge 
Mahoney  Cornelius  W.,  hack  driver,  bds. 
50  Boylston  [Andrew 

Mahoney  Daniel,  blacksmith,  boards   16 
Mahoney  David,  teamster,  84  Bridge,  h. 

8  Cambridge 
Mahoney  Daniel,  laborer,  boards  82  Vine 
Mahoney  Dennis,  coachman,  h.  29  West 
Mahoney  Dennis,  laborer,  house  rear  269 

Cambridge 
Mahoney  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  29  Porter 
Mahoney  Dennis,  blacksmith,  92  Main,  h. 

2  Foster's  block,  87  Main 
Mahoney  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  34  Hampshire 
Mahoney    Dennis,    carpenter,    house    32 

Cowperthwaite 
Mahoney  Dennis,  laborer,  house  20  North 
Mahoney    Fred.   D.,   organ   finisher,    162 

Broadway,  house  29  Ninth,  c.  Otis 
Mahoney  James,  mason,  house  12  Warren 
Mahoney  James,  laborer,  house  13  Water 
Mahoney  James,  laborer,  h.  2  Spring  pi. 
Mahoney  Jeremiah,  house  58  Winter 
Mahoney  Jeremiah  J.,  laborer,  h.   r.   40 

Gore 
Mahoney  John,  laborer,bds.  34  Hampshire 
Mahoney  John,  laborer,  h.  106  Webster  av. 
Mahoney  John,  teamster  W.  T.  Richard- 
son &  Co.,  house  40  Winthrop 
Mahoney  John,    shoemaker,    222    North 

avenue,  house  217  do. 
Mahoney  Joseph  J.,  organ  finisher,  boards 

29  Ninth 
Mahoney  Margaret,  wid.,  h.  8  Cambridge 
Mahoney  Mary,  widow,  house  35  Banks 


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Mahoney  Mary,  widow  of  John,  house  247 

Franklin 
Mahoney  Mary,  widow,  house  95  Spruce 
Mahoney  Mary,   widow  of  Jeremiah,  h. 

57  Charles'        • 
Mahoney  Mary  A.  Miss,  variety  store,  19 

Cowperthwaite,  house  do. 
Mahoney  Patrick  J.,  shoemaker,  222  North 

avenue,  house  217  do. 
Mahoney  Timothy,  case  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, rooms  100  Vine 
Mahoney  Timothy,  hackman,  house  rear 

411  Cambridge 
Mahoney  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  12  Harrison 
Mahoney  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  26  Hayes  ct. 
Mahoney  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  17  Murdock 
Mahoney  Wm.,  laborer,  28  Bridge,   house 

36  Cambridge 
Mahoney  William,  laborer,  h.  56  Cedar 
Mahoney  William  D.,   gardener  John   L. 

Hayes,  house  261  Mount  Auburn 
Mahony  Daniel,  laborer,  b.  37  Bolton 
Mahon'y  Denis,  laborer,  h.  37  Bolton 
Mahood  John,  wheelwright,  Main,   junc- 
tion Harvard,  house  24  Porter 
Maiers  Helen,  widow  of  John  E.,   house 

Chestnut,  near  Waverly 
Maiers  Orlando  A.,  gas-fitter  (30  Friend, 

B.),  house  Chestnut,  near  Waverly 
Maillard     Victor,  designer   (17   Franklin, 

B.),  house  44  Sacramento 
Mains  Harriet  E.,  widow,  h.  200  Norfolk 
Mains  James,  ward  tender  Mass.  General 
Hospital  (Blossom,  corner  Allen,  B.), 
house  18  Walnut  court 
Mains  John,  grocer,  16  Vine,  house  do. 
Mains  John  P.,  cooper,  boards  16  Vine 
Mains  Patrick  H.,  driver  Cambridge  Rail- 
road Co.,  boards  16  Vine 
MAITLAND  JAMES,  blacksmith, 
Sixth,  corner  Harvard,  house  near  do. 
Maitland     Michael,     blacksmith,     house 

Sixth,  corner  Harvard 
Majawski  Frank,  laborer,  house  52  Winter 
Major  James,  laborer  gas  works,  house  13 

Mavnard  place 
Major  William  F.,  agt.  (B.),  h.  106  Ellery 
Malanson  William,  laborer,  h.  7  East 
Malcom  Susan,  widow,  h.  25  Baldwin 
Mallahan  John,  machinist,  356  Main 
Mallar  Victor,  designer,  h.  44  Sacramento 
Mallen  John  F.,  tailor,   501   Main,   house 
494  do.  L12lpleasant 

Malley  Arthur,  fireman,  172  Pearl,  house 
Malley  Edward  B.,  counselor,  66  Cam- 
bridge, bds.  85  Otis  [Willow 
Malley  Patrick,  grease  collector,  house  41 
Malley.  see  Melley 

Mallon  John,  city  laborer,  h.  119  Pleasant 
Mallon  Thos.  J.,  confectioner,  boards  119 

Pleasant 
Mallory  Richard  P.,   engraver   (Tremont, 

B.),  house  85  Hancock 
Mallows  Martha,  widow  of  James,  house 

11  Prospect 
Malloy    John,     gardener    C.   F.   Choate, 
house  Concord  av.,  next  to  railroad 


Malloy  Mary,  wid.  of  Martin,  h.  85  Bridge 
Malloy  Michael,  hostler,  203  Bridge,  house 

85  do. 
Malone  Charles  W.,  potter,  b.  112  Dublin 
Malone     Frank,      expressman      Lyceum 

building,     Harvard    row,    house    at 

Somerville 
Malone  James,  marble- worker  A.  McDon- 
ald, Mt.  Auburn,  boards  112  Dublin 
Malone  John,  laborer,  boards  112  Dublin 
Malone  Peter,   asst.   engineer    pumping 

house  C.  W.  W.,  Lake  View   avenue, 

house  112  Dublin 
Malone  Philip,  tin  ware  mnfr.,  191  Hamp- 
shire, house  192  Norfolk 
Maloney  James,  printer  University  Press 
Maloney  John,  butcher  Niles  Bros. 
Maloney  Patrick,  carpenter,  h.  24  DeWolf 
Maloney  Patrick,  laborer,  bds.  104  Sparks 
Maloney  Win.,  teamster  Almshouse,  house 

Tannery 
Maloney,  see  Moloney 
Maloon  John  W.,  tinsmith,  hi.  14  Sands 
Mandell  Wm.  A.,  ins.   agt.    (13  Exchange 

place,  room  8,  B.),  h.  4  Walnut  av. 
Mandell  Wm.  J.,  discount  clerk  Tremont 

National  Bank  (8  Congress,  B.),  house' 

4  Walnut  avenue 
Manes  Emily,  widow,  house  200  Norfolk 
Maugan     Patrick,     teamster,    242    Main, 

house  239  do.  [b.  239  Main 

Mangan  Richard,  teamster,  5  Broadway, 
Manion  Bridget  Miss,h.  19  Cowperthwaite 
Manka  Albert,  coffin-maker,  203  Bridge, 

house  at  Somerville 
Manly  Cornelius,  machinist,   h.  110   Gore 
Mann  Enoch  W.,  clerk,  b.  3  Ashburton  pi. 
Mann  Ernest  A.,   telegraph   repairer  (220 

State,  B.),  house  Hotel  Holly 
Mann  Henry  M.,   truss   mnfr.    (99  Court, 

B.),  house  118  Winsor 
Mann  James  F.  (Grant  &  Mann),  cabinet 

maker,  384  Main,  house  at  Virginia 
Mann  Jesse,  butler  (212  Beacon,  B.), house 

17  Sidney 
Mann    N.   Harris,   conductor    Cambridge 

Railroad  Co.,   boards  I.   N.  Hggins', 

Holworthy  place 
Mann  Nehemiah  P.  jr.,  coal  (7Doane,  B.)f 

house  168  Brookline  . 
Mann  Samuel  S.,  house  120  Cambridge 
Mann  William  J.,  safe-painter,   17  Main, 

boards  at  Boston 
Manning  Abbie  A.  Miss,  h.  59  Mt.  Auburn 
Manning  Charles  B.,  pressman  Riverside 

Press,  boards  13  Rockwell 
Manning  Charles  W.,  clerk  (385  Washing- 
ton, B.),  boards  51  Elm 
Manning  Dennis    A.,     shoemaker     (B.), 

house  6  Pioneer  avenue 
Manning  Edmund,  boots  and  shoes,  505 

Main,  house  162  Putnam  avenue 
Manning  Frances  A.  Miss,   house  59  Mt. 

Auburn  [shire,  h.  49  Elm 

Manning  Henry  M.  S.,  box  maker,  1  Hamp- 
Manning  James,  laborer,  house  Elm  wood 

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Manning  John,   driver  Cambridge  Rail- 
road Co.,  boards  6  Harvard  square 
Manning  John,  fruit  peddler,  h.  22  Union 
Manning  John,  machinist   (B.),  house  4 

Decatur  [Union 

Manning  John  J.,  fruit  peddler,  bds.  22 
Manning  Matthew,  plasterer,h.  12  Lincoln 
Manning  Mehi table,  wid.  of  John,  h.  51 

Elm  [bridge 

Manning  Michael,  laborer,  h.  403  Cam- 
Manning  Nelson  H.,  foreman  coffin  room, 

203  Bridge,  house  at  Winchester 
Manning  Patrick,  driver  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  boards  Cambridge,  cor.  Baldwin 
Manning  Richard,  driver  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  boards  Cambridge,  cor.  Baldwin 
Manning  Val,  laborer,  boards  164  Gore 
Manning  Thomas  J.,  baker,  h.  403   Cam- 
bridge 
Manning  William,  laborer,  house  2  Gore 
Manning  William  H.,  driver,  82  Mt.  Au- 
burn, boards  67  Mt.  Auburn 
Manning  William  H.,  printer    Riverside 

Press,  house  21  Hewes 
Manning  W.  H.,  conductor  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  house  at  Arlington 
Manning  William  W.,  house  42  Quincy 
Mannix  James  C,  butcher  Niles  Bros  ,  h. 

205  Appleton  [house  130  do. 

Mannix  Michael,  grocer,  132  Brookline, 
Mannix  Timothy,  butcher  Niles  Bros.,  h. 

5  Madison 

Mannix  Timothy,  butcher,  house  Frank, 

^.ninth  on  left  [Bolton 

Mansfield  Ann,  widow  of  Thomas,  h.  54 

Mansfield  Daniel,  principal  Washington 

grammar  school,  house  65  Hancock 
Mansfield  Garrett,  laborer,  92   Main,   h. 

rear  41  Clark  [9  Broadway 

Mansfield  James,  boiler  maker,  92  Mainji. 
Mansfield  Owen,  junk  dealer,  h.  5  Second 
Mansfield  William,  h.  39  Putnam  avenue 
Mansfield  Wm.,  house  39  Putnam  avenue 
Manson  Mary  S.,  wid.  of  John,h.  467  Main 
Manson  Nathaniel  G.,  house  303  Harvard 
Manson  Nathaniel  G.  jr.,  iron  (77  Oliver, 

B.),  boards  303  Harvard 
Manson  Ruf us  H.,  clerk  (22  Fulton,  B. ), 

house  303  Harvard  [b.  467  do. 

Manson  Walter  P.,  hairdresser,  531  Main, 
Manuel  Joseph,  laborer,  house  7  Fourth 
Mara  John  M.,  printer  University  Press, 

boards  7  Hayes'  court 
Mara  Patrick,  lab.,  h.  r.  46  Montgomery 
Marble  William,  sails,  awnings,  flags  and 

decorations  (357  Commercial,  B.),  h. 

18  Forest  [306  Harvard 

March  Clement,  leather  (39  South,  B.),  h. 
March  Herbert  B.,  salesman  (163  Pearl, 

B.),  house  323  Broadway 
March  John  S.,  note  broker  (7  Exchange 

place,  B.),  house  314  Harvard 
March    Waldo,    hides    and     leather    (33 

South,  B.),  house  314  Harvard 
March,  see  Marsh 
Marchand  Frank  D.,  tin  worker  B.  S.  Co., 

Third,  house  83  Washington 


Marchant    Edward,    laborer,    house    128 

Webster  avenue 
Marchant  J.  Charles,  machinist,  72  Main, 

house  95  River  [b.  42  Garden 

Marcou  John  B.,  medical  student  (N.  Y.), 
Marcou  Jules,  house  42  Garden 
Marcou  Philippe  B.,  boards  42  Garden 
Marcy  Henry  E.,  clerk  (57  South,  B.j,  h. 

209  Pearl 
Marcy  Henry  O.,  physician,  690  Main  and 

(116  Boylston,  B. ),  house  do. 
Marcy  Margaret  J.,  widow  of   John  H., 

house  209  Pearl 
Marden    Aldis    H.,    foreman    car    shop 

(Charlestown),  house  15  Mead 
Marden  Asa  L.,  carpenter,  h.  108  Pearl 
Marden  Ellis  W.,  clerk  (244  Washington, 

B.),  boards  108  Pearl 
Marden    Frank    A.,    cracker    dealer,    28 

Prospect,  boards  10  Lawrence 
Marden   H.   J.,  conductor  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  house  42  Winsor 
Marden  James,  laborer,  h.  59  Hastings 
Marean  Geo.  G.  Mis.,  house  66  Dana 
Marean,  see  Marrin 

Marie  Sarah  B.  Mrs.,  house  5  Columbia 
Marie  Wallace  W.,  book  stamper,  house 

105  River 
Mariett  Ernest   H.,  student  Epis.  Theo. 

school,  Brattle,  rooms  46  Trowbridge 
Marion  Joseph,  broom  maker,  412  Main, 

boards  145  Winsor 
Mark  Edward  L.,  instructor  in  Zoological 

Laboratory  H.  U.,  h.  48  Shepard 
Markey  Chas   A.,  messenger  B.  L.  &  C.  R. 

R.  shop,  house  75  Third 
Markey  Hugh    V.,    varnisher,  house  29 

Cambridge  [Fourth 

Marks  Ellen,  wid.  of  Augustine,  house  10 
Marks  James,  engineer,  bds.  10  Fourth 
Marks  Michael  F.,  roofer,  house  26  Third 
Marks   William,    carpenter  and  builder, 

house  51  Pleasant 
Marlin  James,  laborer,  b.  458  Cambridge 
Maroney  Joanna,  wid.,  h.  174  Thorndike 
Maroney  John,  salesman,b.  174  Thorndike 
Maroney  Julia,  house  9  McCabe 
Marple  Wm.,  safe  maker,  17  Main 
Marquis  Albert,  baker,   51  Dublin,  b.  do. 
Marquis  David,  brickmaker,  h.   Walden, 

near  Garden  |n.  Walden 

Marquis  Peter,brickmaker,  house  Dublin, 
Marr  Daniel,  teamster,  3  Hampshire,  bds. 

87  Moore  '    [13  State 

Marr  Geo.  S.,  carpenter,  113  Broad  vvayji. 
Marr  J.  Trafton,  salesman  (49  Avon,  B.), 

house  87  Green  [court 

Marrah  Alice,  wid.  of  Thos.,  h  7  Hayes' 
Marrah  John,  printer  University  Press, 

boards  7  Hayes'  court 
Marrett  Augustus   P.,    clerk    (Congress, 

B.),    boards  D.   Appleton   Marrett's, 

Avon  hill  [Linnsean 

Marrett  D.  Appleton,  h.   Avon  hill,   near 
Marrett  Lorenzo,  lawyer,  Lechmere  Bank 

building,  66  Cambridge,  house  High- 
land avenue,  near  Broadway 


PAPER  HANGINGS. 


H.  &  J.  P.  THAYER  &  CO., 

660  Main  Street,  next  East,  City  Salt. 


MAR 


192 


MAR 


Marrin  Henry  T.,  bookbinder,  house   257 

Franklin  [463  do. 

Marsden  Charles,  carpenter,  368   Main,  b. 
Marsden  James,  grocer  and  dealer  in  coal 

and  wood,  895  Main,  house  do. 
Marsden  Thos., clerk,  395  Main,  h.  25  Pine 
Marsden  William,  cooper,  h.  11  Brewery 
Marsh  Arthur  A.,  student  H.    U.,  rooms 

19  Oxford 
Marsh  Charles  A.,  printer  (117  Franklin, 

B. ),  house  5  Jay  [Winsor 

Marsh  Charles  J.,  confectioner,  boards  93 
Marsh   Charles  S.,  clerk,  97   Cambridge, 

house  142  Spring  |st.  ct. 

Marsh  Geo.,  harness-maker,   h.    11    Flagg 
Marsh  George  W.,  glass-blower,  house  93 

Thorn  dike 
Marsh  Henry,  physician,  h.  130|  Green 
Marsh  John,  polisher  Russ  Moulding  Co. 
Marsh  Lucius  Roster,  farmer,  b. 50  Spruce 
Marsh  Meltiak  M.  (Russell  &  Marsh),  fur- 
niture, 535  Main,  h.  229  Harvard 
Marsh  Sarah  A.,  widow  of  George,  house 

86  Spring 
Marsh  Wm.J.  S.. action  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, house  Bow 
Marsh  Walter  R.,   oil  clothes  maker  H. 

M.  Sawyer,  house  75  In  man 
Marshall  Frank  H.  (O.  S.  Brown   &    Co.), 

flour,  etc.,  Ill  Bridge,  h.  73  Fourth 
Marshall   Fred  J.,   at  American   Rubber 

Co.,  house  60  Webster  avenue 
Marshall   Freeman    W.,  hostler,  house  24 

Holyoke 
Marshall  Geo.,  laborer,  house  15  McCabe 
Marshall  John  H. .carpenter,  h.50  Holyoke 
Marshall  Mary,  widow,  house  10  Antrim 
Marshall    Mary    A.,   widow   of  Truman, 

nurse,  house  60  Webster  avenue 
Marshall  Nahum,  house  2  Worcester 
Marshall  Simeon  F.,  dentist,  593£   Main, 

house  do. 
Marshall  Stuart  D.,  mariner,  house  over 

80  Concord  av.  [Cambridge 

Marshall   Thomas  J.,  hostler,  house  377 
Marshall  William   P.,  billiards    (114  Sud- 
bury, B. ),  house  70  Prospect 
MARSHEA   JAMES    W..   watch- 
maker   and   jeweler,    440    Harvard, 

house  Botanic  Garden,  Raymond 
Mars liea  John   D.,  brass  finisher   (Oliver, 

B.),  house  71  Pearl 
Marskeni  John,  lab.,  h.  Winter,  n.  Fourth 
Marsley  Fred'k,  turner,  12  Western  av. 
Marsters  John  M.,   clergy mau,   house   1 

Orchard 
Marsterson    Christopher,    hostler  A.    H. 

Hews  &  Co.,  Crescent  avenue,  h.  do. 
Mar>ton  David  G.,  cabinet  maker   F.    M. 

Holmes  Furniture  Co.,h.at  Somerville 
Marston  Frank  E.,  traveling  salesman  (35 

Oliver,  B. ),  boards  21  Western  avenue 
Marston    George    A.,    police,    station    5, 

house  16  Spruce 
Martell  Edward,  laborer,  b.  171  Dublin 
Martell  Frank  E.  (F.  E.    Martell   &   Co.), 

essences,  539  Main,  boards  40  Austin 


Martell  F.  E.  &  Co.  (Frank  E.  Martell  and 
C.  A.  Ricker),  extracts,etc,  539  Main, 
and  (115  Water,  B.) 
Martell  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  171  Dublin 
Martell  Patrick  jr., teamster,  b.  171  Dublin 
Martie  Pierre,  brick  maker,  h.  83  Dublin 
Martin  Albert,clerk  (451  Washington,  B.), 
boards  2  River  [52  Union 

Martin  Charles  D.,  packer,  502  Main,  bds. 
Martin  David,  furrier,  586  Main,  h.  do. 
Martin  Frank  P.,  laborer  John  P.  Squire, 

boards  rear  108  Tremont 
Martin   Geo.   W.,  hairdresser   (214  Cam- 
bridge, B. ),  house  45  Washington 
Martin  Henry  N.,  peddler,  h.  82  Pearl 
Martin    Horatio,  cooper,  house  Squire's 

brick  block,  Gore 
Martin  James,  cook,  boards  71  Austin 
Martin  .James,   shoemoker,   34   Boylston, 
h.  1  Butler's  block,  Charles  River 

MAIMIN    JAMES,  sail-maker   (114 
Commercial,  B.),  h.  16  Hamilton 
Martin  James,  safe  maker,  17  Main 
MARTIN  JAMES    A.,     sail-maker 
lfl  (114  Commercial,   B.),  h.  Oxford,  cor. 

Sacramento 
Martin  Jane  Mrs.,  h.  r.  3S2  Cambridge 
Martin  James  J.,  cutter,  boards  22  Grant 
Martin  John,  boot  and  shoe   maker,   544 

Main,  house  do. 
Martin  John,  laborer,  house  14  Watson 
Martin  John,  piano-maker  Ivers  &   Pond 
Piano  Co.,  Albany,  house  at  Dedham 
Martin  John  II.,  waiter,  b.45  Washington 
Martin  Joseph  P.,  clerk,  5  Harvard  row, 

boards  17  Dublin 
Martin  Lewis,  laborer,  boards  79  Tremont 
Martin  Martha  A.  Miss, teacher  Thorndike 

grammar  school,  boards  65  Otis 
Martin  Mary  Mrs.,  house  18  Hunting 
Martin  Mary,  wid.  of  Luke,  h.  17  Dublin 
Martin   Mary   Mrs.,  house  rear  39  Cow- 
perthwaite  [41  Clark 

Martin  Mary  A.,  widow  of  Thomas,  h.    r. 
Martin  Michael,  laborer,  house  22  Grant 
Martin  Michael,  house  1  Gray's  place 
Martin  Owen, shoemaker,  Harvard  square, 
rear  Lyceum  bldg.,  h.  454  Broadway    . 
Martin  Patrick,  net  maker,  house  28  Vine 
Martin  Peter,  tailor,  4 3S  Harvard,    boards 

1  Butler's  block,  Charles  River 
Martin  Rhoda, widow  of  Enoch,  h.  2  River 
Martin  Robert  M.,  brass  finisher   (5  Hay- 
market  square,  B.)}  house  25  Web- 
ster avenue 
Martin  Stephen,  moulder  H.  M.  Bird,  Pel- 
ham,  house  79  Tremont  [mont 
Martin  Stephen,  printer  (B.),   b.    79  Tre- 
Martin  Thomas,  lab.,  h.  66  Washington 
Martin  Thomas,  furniture,379  Main, house 

52  Union 
Martin  Thomas,  machinist,  b.  50  Cherry 
Martin  Thomas  P.,  clerk,  5  Harvard  row, 
boards  17  Dublin  [way,h.  Bow 

Martin  Thos.  F.,  action  maker,  162  Broad- 
Martin  Thomas  K.,  jig  sawyer,  54  Bridge, 
house  46  Union 


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Canvas   Signs,   Boat    Sails,    &c, 

Particular  attention  paid  to  the  making  of 

VESSELS'  COLORS  &   BURGEES, 

JOBBERS    OF 

COTTON  DUCK  ALL  WIDTHS. 

Italian  Awning  Stripes  &  Fixtures. 

TENT    POLE    PINS    AND    SLIDES, 

OILED  COTTON  DUCK,  HORSE  $  WAGON  COVERS. 

We  have  several  LARGE  TENTS  that  will  seat  from  lOO  to  3,000  persons  to  DINE  under, 
which  we  will  LET  on  reasonable  terms. 

All  letters  promptly  answered  and  all  orders  personally  attended  to, 

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194  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


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Foreign  and  Domestic  Marble 

69  Charlestown  St.,  101  Haverhill  St., 
BOSTON.        ' 

CHARLES  E.  HALL.  M.  MORAS. 

ZL/£.    IB.    EIDEOTJT, 

PLANING  &  MOULDING  MILL, 

Western    Avenue,    CAMBRIDGE, 

Planing,  Sawing,  Matching,  Jig  Sawing,  and  Turning,  Brackets, 
Mouldings  and  Stair  Work  of  Every  Description.  Counter  and 
Case  Manufacturer.    Also,  Proprietor  and  Manufacturer  of 

PACKER'S  PATENT  WEATHER  STRIP. 

LUMBER     Itiln-r>riecl     and     For     Sale. 

JAMES  H.  ROBERTS  &  ®i., 

MANUFACTURERS  AND  DEALERS  IX 


New  and  Second-hand  Machinery  Bought  and  Sold. 

Shafting,  Pulleys  and   Hangers  constantly   on    hand.    Roberts' 

Self-Oiling  Box,  the  best  in  the  World. 

Best  Oak-Tanned  Belting. 

118    MERRIMAG    STREETj    BOSTONj    MASS. 


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Late    Assistant    Examiner     U.    S.    Patent     Office, 
SOLICITOK     OF  » 

AMERICAN  AND  FOREIGN  PATENTS, 

93  Milk  Street,  Roam   72. 

Patents  Obtained  and  Trade-marks   ltegisiered   in   the   United 

States  and  Foreign  Countries,  and  all  Branches  of 

Patent  Business  Attended  to. 

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MAR 


195 


MAT 


Martin  Walter  C,  bookkeeper  (114  Com- 
mercial, B.),  boards  16  Hamilton 
Martiu  Walter  H.,  boiler  maker,  356  Main, 

boards  52  Union 
Martin  William,  currier,  bouse  71  Charles 
Martin  William,  porter,  b.  45  Washington 
Martin  Win.  A. .hardware  16  Dock  sq.,B.), 

house  2  River 
Martin  Wm.  H.,  house  54  Columbia 
Martin  Wm.  H.,  lawyer,  563  Main,  house 
154  Austin  [North  av. 

Martus  Louis,  engineer  Miiller  Bios.,  b.  440 
Marvin  Chas.  S.,  foreman,  h.  43  Fairmont 
Marvin   Eliza  H.  Mrs.,  variety  store,  121 

Western  avenue,  house  do. 
Marvin   Frank   A.,  clerk  (45  Oliver,  B.), 
boards  102  Austin  [Howard 

Marvin   -Joseph   H.,   carpenter,  house  33 
Marvin  Mary,  widow  of  Charles  S..  h.  43 
Fairmont  [Warland 

Marvin  Richard  T.,  carpenter,  house  5 
Marvin  Wm.  J.,  builder,  house  102  Austin 
Marx  Philip,  house  14  Cowperthwaite 

MASON    ADVERTISING   CO., 
P.  E.  Mason,  manager.  6t>2  Main 
Mason  Albert,  at  139  Broadway,  house  38 
Market  [Mt.  Auburn 

Mason  Anna  Mrs.,  b.  Alex.  McDonald's, 
Mason  Arnold  J.,  piano  action  maker,  b. 
38  Market 

MASON  CHARLES  A.  (W.  A.  Ma- 
son &  Son),  civil  engineer,  61,3  Main, 

house  87  Raymond 
Mason  Clara  M.,  widow  of  Wm.  A.,  h.  87 

Raymond  [22  Bigelow 

Mason  Ebei  L.,  clerk  (95  Summer,  B. ),  b. 
Mason   Edward,  at  Ivers  &  Pond  Piano 

Co.,  Albany 
Mason  Edward  R.,  trunk  maker,  rear  382 

Main,  boards  389  do. 
Mason   Eleanor  A.,    widow   of  John    F., 

nurse,  house  22  South 
Mason  Ella  F.  Mrs.,  copyist,  Otis,  corner 

Second,  boards  85  Thorndike 
Mason   Ellsworth  A.,  piano  action  maker, 

137  Broadway,  boards  38  Market 
Mason    Francis  A.,  teamster,   house   105 

Portland  [h.  5  Dover 

Mason  Francis  M.,  truant  officer,  ward  5. 
Mason  Frank,  clerk,  627  Main,  boards  25 

Auburn 

MASON  FRANK  E.,  man.  Mason 
Advertising  Co.,  602  Main,  house  16^ 
Western  avenue 

Mason  Frank  E.,  advertising  novelties, 
house  16£  Western  avenue 

Mason  Frank  S.,  pattern  maker  (Sudbury, 
B.),  house  119  Washington 

Mason  Geo.  D.,  clerk,  610  Main,  house  86 
Franklin 

Mason  George  F.,  wood  turner,  113  Broad- 
way, house  rear  508  Main 

Mason  Harry  E.,  clerk  (262  State,  B.),  b. 
22  Bigelow 

Mason  Henry,  treas.  Mason  &  Hamlin  Or- 
gan and  Piano  Co.,  162  Broadway,  h. 
at  Brookline 


Mason  James  M.,  watchman,  105  Maga- 
zine, house  10  Prince 
Mason  Joseph  A.,  at  137  Broadway,  bds. 

38  Market 
Mason  Jos.  H.,  brass  finisher,  h.  13  Pine 
Mason  Lowell,  president  Mason  &  Ham- 
lin Organ  and  Piano  Co.,  162  Broad- 
way, house  at  New  York 
Mason  Mary  C.  Miss,  house  298  Harvard 
Mason  Napoleon  B.,carpenter,h.  37  Market 
Mason  Robert  &  Co.,  importers  and  mnfrs. 

of  essential  oils,  19  Brattle 
Mason  Samuel  B.,  signal  man  B.  &  A.  R. 
R.    (Cottage  Farm  station),  house  89 
Brookline 
Mason  Sarah  E.,  widow  of  Charles  S.,  h. 

119  Washington 
Mason  Susan  P.  Mrs.,  b.  2  Worcester 
Mason  Theodore  M.,  diary  maker,  house 
3  Somerset 

MASON  W.  A.  &  SON  (Charles  A. 
Mason),  civil  engineers,  Hyde's  blk., 

603  Main  [Auburn 

Mason  Wm.  F.,  clerk,  627  Main,  rooms  95 
Mason   &   Hamlin  Organ  and  Piano  Co., 

mnfrs.    of    organs    and    pianos,    162 

Broadway,   salesroom   (154  Tremont, 

B.),  Lowell  Mason,  president,  Henry 

Mason,  treasurer 
Massey  Eugene,  fireman  B.  &  L.  R.  R.,  h. 

19  Third 
Massey  Samuel,  coachman, house  25  Grant 
Massey  Samuel,  hostler,  904  Maiu 
Massey  Thomas,  coachman,  h.  59  Brattle 
M assure  George  A.,  tea  dealer  (87  Broad, 

B.),  house  47  Elm 
Mastermaii  Ira,  wholesale   liquors   (Mer- 
cantile, B.),  house  111  Inman 
Matchett  Clara  E.  Miss,  teacher  Webster 

grammar  school,  bds.  768  Main 
Matchett  Louisa  G.  Miss,  teacher  Holmes 

primary  school,  rooms  Miss  Margaret 

Wheeler's,  Winthrop  sq.  [Vine 

Mathee  Lambert,  cabinet  maker,  house  65 
Matheson  Hugh,  carpenter,  h.  11  Eighth 
Matheson     James     W.,    carpenter    Niles 

Bros.,  house  16  Cogswell  avenue 
Matheson  John,  machinist,  h.  89  Harvard 
Mathews  Alphonze,54  Bridge,  h.  31  Carson 
Mathews  Emery  A.,  organ  action  maker, 

021  Main,  boards  13  Norfolk 
Mathews  Eugene  H,  printer  University 

Press,  house  104  Inman 
Mathews  George  J.,  clerk  (6  F.  H.  square, 

B.),  boards  13  Norfolk 
Mathews  James  C,  clerk,  33  River,  bds. 

13  Norfolk 
Mathews  John  W.,  painter,  h.  13  Norfolk 
Mathews  Oliver  R.,  at  Ivers  &  Pond  Piano 

Co.,  Albany 
Mathews   Riley  W.,   driver  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  house  Frank,  6th  on  left 
Mathews  Wm.  P.,  shoemaker,  6  Pearl,  h. 

13  Norfolk 
Mathy  Lambert,  cabinet  maker,  h.  65  Vine 
Mattes  Carl,  restaurant,  8  Boylston,  house 

12  do. 


FLORAL  CONSERVATORIES 


DP.  O'BIESXEifcT  Sz  SON, 

5S*0  MAIN  and  89  8PABKS  STREETS. 


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McB 


Matthes  Henry  W.,  watchmaker,  boards 

141  Columbia 
Matthes  William  H.,  brass  finisher  (B.), 

house  141  Columbia 
Matthews    Abraham,   teamster,  180  Main, 

house  51  Hastings  [shire 

Matthews  Antoine,  box  maker,  3  H  imp- 
Matthews  Daniel,  potter,  h.  Crescent  av. 
Matthews  Edmund  B.,  at  162  Broadway, 

house  Bristol,  n.  Webster  avenue 
Matthews  John,   boiler  maker,   92  Main, 

house  at  Boston 
Matthews  John,  laborer,  356  Main 
Matthews  Richard,  house  28  Lee 
Matthews  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  16  Harvard 
Matthews  William   HM  blacksmith,  house 

239  Main 
Matthews  Wm.  H.,  hostler,  h.  44  Flagg 
Matthews,  see  Mathews  [Winter 

Mauch  Gottlab,  cabinet  maker,  house  14 
Mauch  Tafley,  cabinet  maker,  Woodbury 

building,  Otis  [45  Sargent 

Maurer  Heronemus,  clock  repairer,  house 
Mauser   Robert,  foreman    F.    Geldowsky 

Furniture  Co.,  h.  100  Spring 
Maxwell  Albion  P.,  mason,  h.  Cushing,  n. 

Belmont  [39  Seventh 

Maxwell  May  J.,  widow,  dressmaker,  h. 
Maxwell  Sarah  Mrs.,  house  168  Cambridge 
May  David,  wood  tinner,  h.140  Hampshire 
May  George  R.,  chewing-gum   mnfr.,    118 

Magazine,  house  do.  [Spring 

May  James,  baker,  215  Cambridge,  h.  92 
May  John   E.,  commission   merchant  (67 

Commercial  whf.,  B. ),  bds.  65  Spark" 
Mayall  James,  engineer  Am.  Rubber  Co., 

house  62  Webster  avenue 
Mayberry  Elijah   N"..  salesman  (172  State, 

B.),  house  14  Shepard 
Mayers  Aaron  B.,  carpenter,  h.  265  Sidney 
Mayers  John  L.,  carpenter,  h.  261  Sidney 
May  hew  Franklin,  mariner,  h.  122  Elm 
Maynard  Abel,  house  18  Winsor 
Maynard  Charles  E.,  locksmith  (12  Brattle, 

B.),  boards  18  Eliot 
Maynard  Eben  W.,  house  109  Auburn 
Maynard   Franklin,   rubber  cement    (40| 

Faneuil  Hall  sq.,  B.),  house  18  Eliot 
Maynard  George   C,  salesman  (155  Sum- 
mer, B. ),  house  7  Meacham 
Maynard  Henry  O.,  foreman  electro,  and 

stereo.  University  Press,  h.  26  Mellen 
Maynard  John  W.,  boards  109  Auburn 
Maynard  Martha,  widow  of  Gideon,  house 

7  Meacham  [man  pi. 

Maynard  Thos.  F.,  tile  setter,  h.  7  Chap- 
Mayo  Chesley  H.,  cooper  Goepper  Bros., 

boards  47  Harding 
Mayo  George  F.,  piano  maker,  State,house 

14  Warland 
Mayo  Henry  B.,  bookbinder,  h.  18  Howard 
Mayo  H.  B.,  hostler  Porter's  Hotel,  b.  do. 
Mayo  James  H.,  coal  mining  (N.  Y.),  h. 

164  Brattle  [Brattle 

Mayo  Laura  A.,  widow  of  James  L.,  b.  164 
Mayo  Zoeih  S.,  locksmith  (264/  Exchange, 

B.),  house  13  Warland 


Mazarinska  John,  finisher,  h.  12  Winter 
Mazer  Philip,  cigar  maker,  65  Pearl,  house 

Hastings 
McAdams  Hugh,  iceman,  bds.  9  Second 
McAdoo  William,  laborer,  h.  177  Dublin 
McAleer  Barney,  teamster  (14  Blackstone, 
B.),  boards  64  Vine  [h.  do. 

McAleer  Elizabeth,  groceries,  25  Seventh, 
McAleer  John  J.,  brush  maker,  h.  64  Vine 
McAleer  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  25  Seventh 
McAllen  Charles,  laborer,  h.  126  Brookline 
Mc Allen  Edward,  laborer,  h.126  Brookline 
McAllister  Dennis,  laborer,  house  Bristol, 

near  Webster  avenue 
McAllister  Edward  B.,  clerk  (B.),  boards 

179  Cambridge 
McAllister  Vesta,widow,  h.  179  Cambridge 
McAllister  Wm.,  shoemaker,  144  Bridge, 

house  do. 
McAnaul  Thomas,  shoemaker,  30  Central 

square,  house  73  Pleasant 
McArdell  Robert,  cigar  maker,  35  Pearl,  h. 
21  Front  [Donnell 

McArdle   Constantine,  laborer,   house  17 
McArdle  John,  soap  maker,  bds.  46  Union 
McArdle  Mary  E.,  widow,  b.  21  Bowdoin 
McArdle  Owen,  laborer,  .house  Cushing, 

opposite  Cushing  court 
Mc  Arthur  Cornelius,  foreman  Mt.  Auburn 

cemetery,  house  2  Huron 
Mc  Arthur  Daniel  H.,   carpenter,    boards 

Wm.  Mc  Arthur's,  Woodlawn 
McArthur  Ellender,  widow  of  Hugh,  bds. 

2  Huron 
McArthur  John  A.,  painter,  h.  4  Austin  pi. 
McArthur    Nelson,    laborer  Mt.   Auburn 
cemetery,  boards  William  McArthur's, 
Woodlawn  Jn.  Cushing 

McArthur  Wm.,  carpenter,  h.  Woodlawn, 
McAskill  Peter,  coachman,  h.  173  Main 
McAulay  Allen,  carpenter,  b.  27  Walnut  ct. 
McAuliffe  Daniel,  register  maker,  153  Put- 
nam avenue,  house  rear  115  Pleasant 
McAvoy  John,  laborer  George  M.  Rogers, 
Lake    View    avenue,   house    rear    28 
Washington,  near  Portland 
McAvoy  John  R.,  newspaper  correspond- 
ent, boards  71  Concord  avenue 
McAvoy  Julia,  widow,  h.  71  Concord  av.  , 
McAvoy  Patrick,  house  57  Moore 
McAvoy  Patrick  jr.,  engineer   (109  State, 

B.),  house  57  Moore 
McAvoy  Thos.,  city  laborer,  h.r.55  Amory 
McAvoy  Timothy,  engineer  and  boarding- 
house,  1  Hampshire 
McBarron  Ann,  wid.  of  Thos.,  h.  25  Third 
McBeth  Bernard,  laborer,  b.  34  Charles 
McBeth  James,  laborer,  bds.  34  Charles 
McBeth  John,  laborer,  boards  34  Charles 
McBeth  William,  laborer,  house  34  Charles 
McBride  Andrew,  safe  maker,  17  Main 
Mc  Bride  Bernard,  cabinet  maker,  boards 

389  Main 
McBride  Henry,  peddler,  bds.  r.  13  Vine 
McBride   James,  laborer,  house  Concord 

avenue,  3d  from  F.  R.  R. 
McBride  John,  house  rear  13  Vine 


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McBride  John,  peddler,  h.  rear  13  Vine 
McBride  John  J.,  gardener,  boards  James 

Mc Bride's,  Concord  avenue 
McBride  Richard  A.,  tinsmith,  house  53 

Charles 
McBrine  Mary,  widow,  boards  5  Lincoln 
McCabe  Annie  J.  Miss,  station  agent  F.R. 
R.  Fresh  Pond  station,  bds.  Mrs.  Mary 
McCabe's,  New 
McCabe  Bernard,  upholsterer,  b.  23Willow 
McCabe  Edward  J.,  laborer  Mt.   Auburn 
cemetery,  bds.  Mrs.    Mary  McCabe's, 
New 
McCabe  Felix,  laborer,  house  22  McCabe 
McCabe  James,  peddler,  house  23  Willow 
McCabe  James,  laborer,  boards  Mrs.  Mary 

McCabe's,  New 
McCabe  James,  laborer.boards  22  McCabe 
McCabe  John,  teamster,  5  Broadway,  h. 

52  North 
McCabe  John  H.,  boards  180  Winsor 
McCabe  Mary,  widow  of  Michael,  house 

New,  near  F.  R.  R. 
McCabe  Nancy  Miss,  house  63  Bolton 
McCabe  Patrick,  barrels,   176  Winsor,   h. 

180  do. 
McCabe  Patrick,  laborer,  house  63  Bolton 
McCabe  Samuel,  laborer,  17  East,  house 

54  North 
McCabe  Terrance,  laborer,h.  6  Blair  place 
McCaffrey  Barnett,  hostler,  12  Green,  bds. 

42  Fairmont 
McCaffrey  Bridget,  widow,  h.  171  Franklin 
McCaffrey  Edward,  boards  83  Charles 
McCaffrey  Eliza,  widow,  h.  275  Broadway 
McCaffrey  Uugh,  harness  maker,  365  Cam- 
bridge, house  197  Hampshire 
McCaffrey  James  A.,  teamster,  boards  83 
Charles  [Hunting 

McCaffrey  James  E.,  carpenter,  house  5 
McCaffrey  Patrick,  piano  maker,    State, 

boards  494  Main 
McCaffrey  Peter,  teamster,  b.  16  Andrew 
McCaffrey    Philip    H.,    teamster,     h.   83 

Charles 
McCall  David,  teamster,  69  Main 
McCall  David,  teamster,  b.  Conlon  court 
McCall  Henry,  laborer,  h.  7  Conlon  court 
McCall  Henry  jr.,  laborer,  b.  7  Conlon  ct. 
McCallar  Daniel  C,  salesman  (107  Wash- 
ington, B. ) ,  boards  2S9  North  avenue 
McCallar  George  M.,  bookkeeper  (51  Han- 
over, B. ),  boards  2S9  North  avenue 
McCallar  John  F.,  millinery  (490   Wash- 
ington, B.),  boards  289  North  avenue 
McCallar  Louisa  F.,  wid..h.  289  North  av. 
McCallura  O.  F.,  conductor  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  house  at  Brighton 
McCalvy  James  Mrs.,  h.  103  Western  av. 
McCann  Alfred  D.,  fresco  painter,   house 

110  Hampshire 
McCann  Bridget  Miss,  house  118  Gore 
McCann  Charles  J.,    action    maker,    162 

Broadway,  b.  2  Lawrence 
McCann  Eliza,  widow  of  James,  house  2 
Lawrence  [Hampshire 

McCann  John  H.,  brush  maker,  house  140 


McCANX  WILLIAM  J.,  merchant 
tailor,  623  Main,  boards  2  Lawrence 
McCann  Mrs.,  widow,  house  rear  131  Pearl 
McCannel    Alexander,    blacksmith,     246 
Main,  house  9  Winsor  [Vine 

McCarron  Edward  J.,  polisher,  house  27 
McCart  James,  teamster,  h.  8  Stevens  ct. 
McCart  James,  at  12  Cambridge,  house  23 
Willow  [6  Watson 

McCarthy  Carbery  T.,  bookbinder  (B.),  h. 
McCarthy  Catherine,  widow  of  Timothy, 
house  159  Broadway  [thwaite 

McCarthy  Catherine,  wid.,  h.  14  Cowper- 
McCarthy  Charles,  teamster,  h.  4  North 
McCarthy  Charles  (American  Ex.  Co.,  B.), 

house  36  Second 
McCarthy  Charles,  laborer,  h.  149  Bridge 
McCarthy  Charles,  laborer,  h.  5  Cedar  sq. 
McCarthy  Charles,  laborer,  b.  r.  83  Bridge 
McCarthy  Charles  E.,  hairdresser,  58  Cam- 
bridge, house  7U  do.  [Franklin 
McCarthy  Cornelius,  laborer,  boards  196 
McCarthy  Cornelius,  cutter,  h.  17  Banks 
McCarthy  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  208  Bridge 
McCarthy  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  r.  55  Amory 
McCarthy  Daniel,  laborer,  house  7  Foster's 

block,  Baldwin  place 
McCarthy  Daniel,  at  624  Main  [B. ) 

McCarthy  Daniel,  teamster  (142  Charles, 
McCarthy  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  112  Kinnaird 
McCarthy  Daniel,  switchtender  F.  R.  R., 

boards  208  Bridge 
McCarthy  Daniel,  teamster,  h.  73  Third 
McCarthy  Dennis,  laborer,  house  32  North 
McCarthy  Dennis,  laborer,  house  9  Short 
McCarthy  Dennis,  laborer,  boards  1  Lech- 
mere  block 
McCarthy  Dennis,  drawtender  B.  L.  &  C. 

R.  R.,  house  4  Third 
McCarthy  Dennis  D.,  constable,  house  3 
Seventh  [r.  77  Elm 

McCarthy  Ellen,  widow  of  Dennis,  house 
McCarthy  Ellen,  widow  of  John,  house  3 
Cedar  square  [Dublin 

McCarthy  Ellen,  widow  of  Thomas,  h.  169 
McCarthy  Ellen,  widow,  house  14  East 
McCarthy  Ellen, wid. ,h.  14Cowperthwaite 
McCarthy  Eugene,  laborer,  b.  34  Charles 
McCarthy  Eugene  A.,  student  (761  Harri- 
son avenue,  B.),  boards  6  Watson 
McCarthy  Eugene  C.,gardener,h.6Watson 
McCarthy    Florence,    laborer,    boards     1 

Lechmere  block 
McCarthy  Florence,  pressman  (400  Wash- 
ington, B. ),  house  12  Magee 
McCarthy  Fred,  laborer,  28  Bridge,  boards 

1  Lechmere  building 
McCarthy  James,  house  91  Blackstone 
McCarthy  James,  tailor,  house  112  Gore 
McCarthy  James,  B.  L.  &  C.  R.  R.,  boards 
48  Winter  [R.,  h.  r.  10  Third 

McCarthy  James,  watchman  B.  L.  &  C.  R. 
McCarthy  James  H.,  carpenter,  house  85 
Wendell  [h.  115  Auburn 

McCarthy   James   J.,  cooper,    169    Gore, 
McCarthy  Jeremiah,  tailor,  195  North  av- 
enue, house  41  Spruce 


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McCarthy  Jeremiah,  stable  keeper,  house 

1  Linehan  block,  Third 
McCarthy  Jeremiah,  switch  tender  F.   R. 

R.,  boards  208  Bridge 
McCarthy  Jeremiah,  teamster.  Pacific,  c. 

Atlantic,  house  26  Portland 
McCarthy  Joanna,    widow     of   Patrick, 

house  49  North 
McCarthy  John,  cooper,  b.  163  Broadway 
McCarthy  John,  carpenter,  house  41  Vine 
McCarthy  John,  laborer,  17   East,  boards 

Lech  mere  place 
McCarthy  John  Mrs.,  widow,  h.175  Camb. 
McCarthy    John,   spring-bed  maker,  386 

Main,  house  14  Watson 
McCarthy  John,  tailor,   216   Cambridge, 

house  1  Eighth 
McCarthy  John,  iron  moulder,  368  Main, 

house  22  Portland 
McCarthy  John,  laborer,  624  Main,  house 

rear  189  Hampshire 
McCarthy  John,  plumber,  h.  15£  Brown 
McCarthy  John,  currier  (59   Beverly,    B.), 

house  15  Flagg  [at  Arlington 

McCarthy  John,  currier  F.  Fischer,  house 
McCarthy  John,  carpenter,  h.  34  Charles 
McCarthy  John  A.,  machinist  (Causeway, 

B.),  house  6  Watson 
McCarthy  John  F.,  Clerk  (178  Devonshire, 

B.),  house  8  Green 
McCarthy  John  H.,  plumber  B.  L.  &  C.  R. 

R.,  house  83  Bridge 
McCarthy  John   W.,   laborer,   boards  85 

Wendell  [29  Willow 

McCarthy  Kate,  widow  of  Andrew,  house 
McCarthy  Kate  Mrs.,  house  188  Norfolk 
McCarthy  Lewis  A.,  pattern   maker   (29 

High,  B.),  boards  8  Green 
McCarthy  Margaret  Miss,  house  22  North 
McCarthy  Margaret  Mrs.,  house  3  East 
McCarthy  Mary,  widow  of  Charles,  house 

7  Foster's  block,  rear  93  Main 
McCarthy  Mary,  widow  of  John,  house  72 

Spruce  [Madison 

McCarthy  Mary,  widow  of  John,  house  2 
McCarthy  Mary,  widow  of  John,  house  57 

Amory  [175  Cambridge 

McCarthy  Mary  A.,  widow  of  John,  house 
McCarthy  Mary  A.  A.  Miss,teacher  Thorn- 
dike  grammar  school, b.  175  Cambridge 
McCarthy    Mary   F.,  widow    of  Francis, 

house  8  Green 
McCarthy  Matthew,  engineer,  624  Main 
McCarthy  Maurice,  laborer,  h.  23  Bay 
McCarthy  Maurice,  lab.,  h.  6  Lechmerepl. 
McCarthy  Michael,  gluer,  624  Main,  house 

156  Green 
McCarthy  Michael,  laborer,  b.  28  Carson 
McCarthy  Michael,  laborer,  house  29  Cam- 
bridge 
McCarthy  Michael,   stone    cutter,   house 

rear  42  Washington 
McCarthy  Patrick,  laborer,  86  Mount  Au- 
burn, house  34  Charles  River 
McCarthy  Patrick,  teamster,  h.  58  North 
McCarthy  Patrick,  laborer,  17  East.boards 

60  North 


McCarthy  Patrick,  laborer,  house  37  Vine 
McCarthy  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  147  Gore 
McCarthy  Patrick,  laborer,  boards  14  East 
McCarthy  Patrick,  plasterer,  house  71  Elm 
McCarthy  Patrick  A.,  tailor,   195  North 

avenue,  boards  41  Spruce 
McCarthy  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  12  Short 
McCarthy  Thos.,  currier,  h.  254  Franklin 
McCarthy    Thomas    F.,   peddler,    boards 

34  Charles 
MoCarthy  Timothy,  finisher  F.  M.  Holmes 

Furniture  Co.,  boards  atCharlestown 
McCarthy  Timothy,  laborer,  house  1  Lech- 
mere  building,  Lechmere  square 
McCarthy    Timothy,    organ    tuner,    624 

Main,  boards  41  Spruce 
McCarthy  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  76  Elm 
McCarthy  William,  wood  moulder,  boards 

208  Bridge 
McCarthy  William  H.,tailor,h.  Derby  Ian© 
McCarthy,  see  McCarty 
McCarty  Annie  E..   widow    of   Michael,, 

house  1  Holly  avenue 
McCarty  Callahan,  stone  cutter,  53  Main 
McCarty  Charles,  laborer,  house  29  Reed 
McCarty  Daniel,  laborer,  house  Gushing,. 

coiner  Cashing  court 
McCarty  Dennis,  driver  Cambridge  R.  R„ 

Co.,  boards  Frank,  8th  on  left 
McCarty  Dennis,  laborer  B.  L.  &  C.  R.  R. 

house  4  Third  [27  Decatur 

McCarty  Eugene,  baker,  502  Main,  house 
McCarty  Jeremiah,  book  agent,  house  15 

Magee  [h.  26  Portland 

McCarty  Jeremiah,  teamster  J.  H.  Eames, 
McCarty  John,  gardener,  house  Appleton, 

near  Vassal  lane 
McCarty    John,  confectioner,  602    Main, 

boards  57  Amory  [46  DeWolf 

McCarty  Patrick,  driver,  502  Main,  house 
McCarty  Thomas,  safe  maker,  17  Main 
McCarty    William,  moulder  H.  M.  Bird, 

Pelham,  house  19  Webster  avenue 
McCarville  Bridget  Mrs.,  house  15  West 
McCarville  Ellen  M.  Mrs.,  house  15  West 
McCarville  James,  house  25  Cedar 
McCarville  Owen,  watchman  Union  Glass 

Co.  (Somerville),  boards  15  West 
McCarville    Peter    J.,  city    lamp  lighter, 

boards  25  Cedar 
McCaughey     Arthur,      American     Tube 

Works  (Somerville),  h.  4  Baldwin  ct. 
McCaughey  John  M.,  at  University  Press, 

boards  4  Baldwin  court 
McCaughey    Richard,      American    Tube 

Works  (Somerville),  b.  4  Baldwin  ct. 
McCaughin  Daniel,  laborer,  b.  40  Spruce 
McCaughin      John,     carriagesmith,    232 

North  avenue,  boards  40  Spruce 
McCaul  Henry,  laborer,  house  7  Conlon  ct. 
McCaul  Jane,  widow,  house  192  Norfolk 
McCauley  David  T.,  safe  maker,  17  Main 
McCauley  Hugh,  currier,  boards  Edward 

Boardman's,  Jackson 
McCauley  Thomas,  student  H.  U.,  rooms 

102  Mt.  Auburn  [Fairmont 

McCausland  James,  tinsmith,   boards  68 


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McCaw   Heary,  confectioner,   503    Main, 

and  gro«er,  65  Brookline,  house  do. 
McCaw  William,  confectioner,  503  Main, 

house  rear  507  do. 
McChol  John,  tanner  Miiller  Bros. 
McClane  John,  brush  maker  (132  Oliver, 

B),  house  167  Winsor 
McCleave  Maria  R.,  widow  of  Frederick 

W.,  house  230  Pearl 
McClellan  John,  slater,  h.  rear  56  Winter 
McClellan   Peter  J.,  carriage  builder,  87 

Bridge,  house  133  Spring 
McClellan  Stephen,  laborer,  houser  rear 

30  Gore 
McClenahan  John,  printer,  h.  r.  41  Elm 
McClennan  James,  laborer,  h.  14  South 
McClennan  John  P.,  blacksmith  helper, 

4  Cambridge,  house  at  Somerville 
McClennen  Wm.,  laborer,  h.  80  Harvard 
McClennen  Wm.  H.,  clerk  (18  Exchange 

place,  B.),  house  23  Cherry 
McCloskey  Bridget,    widow    of  Michael, 

house  52  Fifth 
McCloskey  Dennis  F.  (McCloskey  &   Har- 

ty),  grocer,  91   and  443    Cambridge, 

rooms  53  Otis 
McCloskey  Frank,  cooper,  h.  7  Jefferson 
McCloskey  Hugh,   carpenter,  house  Bos- 
ton  Chemical  Works  building,   rear 

Cambridge 
McCloskey  James  B.,  clerk,  b.  52  Fifth 
McCloskey  John,  helper,  599£  Main,  boards 

rear  Cambridge,  opposite  Harding 
McCloskey  John  B.,  boards  52  Fifth 
McCloskey     Patrick     A..,   brass-moulder 

(rear  33  Hawkins,  B),  h.  83  Fifth 
McCloskey  Peter  J.,  clerk,  158  Cambridge, 

boards  52  Fifth  [3  Somerset 

McCloskey  William  H.,  carpenter,   house 
McCloskey  &  Harty(Dennis  F.  McCloskey 

and  Michael  J.  Harty),  grocers,  91  and 

443  Cambridge 
McClure  Charles  F.,  com.  mer.  (13  Doane, 

B.),  house  794  Main 
McClure  Mauley  W.    (McClure  &   Field), 

iron  and  steel  (5  Custom  House,  B.), 

house  8  White 
McClure  Margaret  Miss,  variety  store,   72 

Cambridge,  rooms  89  Spring 
McClure  Martha  M.,  widow  of  Manley  W., 

house  8  White 
McCoart  K.  F.,  variety  store,  21  Boylston, 

rooms  25  DeWolf 
McConneli  Ceo.,  painter,  boards  65  Spruce 
McConnell  James,  bookkeeper  (234  Cause- 
way, B.),  house  346  North  avenue 
McConnell    John     G.,    conductor    Cam- 
bridge R.  R.  Co.,  house  at  Arlington 
McConnell    Norman,    moulder,  boards  5 

Kinnaird  [12  Warren 

McConnell  Thomas  H.,  tea  agent,  house 
McConnell    William,    trunk  maker,   rear 

382  Main,  boards  5  Kinnaird 
McConologue      Charles,     currier    Miiller 

Bros.,  boards  at  Somerville 
McConologue  Cornelius  J.,  currier,  house 

41  Cedar 


McCooey  Owen,  hostler  Cambridge  Rail- 
road Co.,  201  Main,  boards  3  Deacon 
McCool  James,   mason,    house    Howard, 

junction  Kinnaird 
McCora  Ann  Mrs.,  house  22  Carson 
McCorkle  James,  laborer,  h.  57  Spring 
McCormac    J.    G.,   manager   Wheeler  & 
Wilson  Mnfg.    Co.,  623  Main,   house 
at  Boston 
McCormack  Alexander,   apothecary,     43 

Gore,  house  at  East  Boston 
McCormack   Reynold  J.,   apothecary,  43 

Gore,  rooms  do. 
McCormick  Bridget,  house  347  Main 
McCormick  C,   liquors,   house   Hastings, 

near  Moore 
McCormick  Edward,   slater,   basement  3 

Prospect,  house  16  Antrim 
McCormick     James,     liquors,  337  Main, 

house  62  Hastings 
McCormick  James,  boiler  maker,  72  Main, 

rooms  337  do. 
McCormick  James,  laborer,  b.  27|  Andrew 
McCormick  James,  laborer,  h.  19  Beaver 
McCormick  James,  laborer,  b.  10  Donnell 
McCormick  James   E.,   draughtsman,  92 

Main,  boards  19  School 
McCormick  John,  boiler  maker,  92   Main, 

house  19  School 
McCormick  John,  laborer  Eastern   R.    R  , 

house  15  Second  [ley's  alley 

McCormick  John,  plumber,   bds.    2£  Dai- 
McCormick  John,  tinsmith,  rooms  89  Put- 
nam avenue 
McCormick  John  C,   dry  pressman  Uni- 
versity Press,  b.  10  Donnell 
McCormick  John  H.,  b.  7  Maynard  place 
McCormick    John    J.,     boiler  maker,    92 

Main,  house  19  School 
McCormick      Joseph,     bookkeeper     (B.), 

boards  2  Dailey's  alley 
McCormick  Joseph  W.,  clerk,  115  Bridge, 

boards  15  Second 
McCormick  Martin,  tinsmith,  house  Dai- 
ley's alley  [Donnell 
McCormick  Mary,  widow  of  James,   h.   10 
McCormick  Mary,  wid.  of  Richard,  house 

2  Dailey's  alley 
McCormick  Michael,  teamster,  b.  347Main 
McCormick  Patrick  J.,  foreman, 169  Gore, 

house  164  do. 
McCormick  Richard,  glass  maker,  boards 

2  Dailey's  alley 
McCormick  Thomas,   boiler    maker,     72 

Main,  boards  19  School 
McCormick  Wm.  J.,  cabinet  maker  F.   M. 

Holmes     Furniture     Co.,     house    at 

Charlestown 
McCormick    Wm.    F.,    action  maker,  162 

Broadway,  house  19  School 
McCorrison  Albert  O.,   cooper,   house  8 

Squire's  court 
McCorrison    Sylvanus,  cooper,  boards    8 

Squire's  court  [Brookline 

McCorry  John,  watchman,  172  Pearl, h. 123 
McCotter  T.  Frank,   printer,   boards  rear 

110  Main 


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McCourt  Ann,  wid.  of  Patrick,  h.22  Carson 
McCourt  Charles,  house  41  Banks 
McCourt  John,   coachman,   105    Brattle, 

house  16  Brown 

McCourt    Mary    J.,    widow  of  Michael, 

house  rear  21  Carson  [Cambridge 

McCourt  Patrick,  surveyor,  house  r.  240 

McCourt  William,  paiuter,  5  Palmer,  house 

Burns'  block,     Foster    place,  Prison 

point  bridge 

McCoy  Bernard,  glass  maker,  boards  139 

Cambridge 
McCoy  George  M.,  insurance  agent  (216 

Washington,  B.),  house  79  Pearl 
McCoy  James,   glass  maker,   boards  139 

Cambridge 
McCoy  John,  boards  83  Brattle 
McCoy  Richard  T.,  stone  cutter,  boards  18 
Brown  [h.  90  do. 

McCoy  Thomas  H.,  fish.  85  Mt.  Auburn, 
McCoy  William,  house  83  Brattle 
McCoy  William  F..  conductor  Cambridge 

Railroad  Co.,  boards  83  Brattle 
McCoy  William,  laborer,  h.  21  Valentine 
McCoy  William  J.,  mason,  h.  10  Somerset 
McCoy,  see  M'Coy 

McCracken  James,  stone  cutter,  43  Main, 

house  18  Willard  [Vine 

McCready  James,  paper-hanger,  boards  10 

McCready    John    C,    printer,    house    66 

Webster  avenue 
McCready  Joseph  R.,   publisher  (Wash- 
ington, D.  C),  house  66  Webster  av. 
McCready  Samuel  R.,  clerk  (P.  O.,  B.), 

house  66  Webster  avenue 
McCrehan  Eugene,   teamster,   boards   72 
Spruce  [Spruce 

McCrehan  Jeremiah,  teamster,  house  54 
McCrehan    John,    teamster,    boards    54 
Spruce  [Spruce 

McCrehan  Mary,  wid.  of  John,  house  72 
McCristle  Patrick,  tanner,  h.  rear  41  Reed 
McCue  Bridget,  widow  of  James,  house  5 

Rogers'  block,  Washington 
McCue  Charles  H.,  clerk  (1  River,  B.),  h. 

146  Pearl 
McCue  Dennis,  laborer,  house  19  Jefferson 
McCue  John,  gardener  Mt.  Auburn  cem- 
etery, bds.  Michael  Kelley's,  Cushing 
McCue  John,  laborer,  house  42  Jackson 
McCue  Michael,  slater,  bds.  147  Columbia 
McCue  Thomas,  house  33  Porter 
McCue  Thomas,  junk  dealer,  house  377 
Cambridge  [Hampshire 

McCue  Thomas  F.,  carpenter,  house  203 
McCue,  see  also  McHugh 
McCuen  Agnes  Miss,  clerk,168  Cambridge, 

boards  102  Otis 
McCuen  John,  carpenter, house  129  Spring 
McCuen  Joseph  N.,  conductor  Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co.,  boards  129  Spring 
McCullar  Charles,  stereotyper  Riverside 

Press,  house  41  Cottage 
McCulloch  Albert  E.,  boards  9  Shepard 
McCulloch  Emily,  widow,  house  9  Shepard 
McCulloch  Frank,  driver  Cambridge  R.  R. 
Co.,  house  1  Bristol 


McCulloch  George,  driver   Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  house  118  Harvard 
McCulloch  John,  junk,  h.  118  Columbia 
McCulloch  John  B ,  clerk,  bds.  9  Shepard 
McCulloch     Samuel,    drain    and    sewer 

builder,  Winsor,  cor.  Harvard,  house 

173  Harvard 
McCully  R.  T.,  conductor  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  house  at  Somerville 
McCusker  Wm.,  plumber,  house  rear  142 

Thorndike 

McDANIEL  SAMUEL.   W.,  asso- 
ciate   justice     third     district    court, 
Eastern  Middlesex,  city  bldg.,  Brattle 
sq.,  and  (61  Court,  B.),  h.  69  Dana 
McDavid  John,  safe  maker,  17  Main 
McDermott  Ann,  widow  of  Daniel,  house 

438  Cambridge 
McDermott  Bartholomew,  stone  mason, 

house  138  Green 
McDermott  Catherine,  widow  of  Timothy, 

house  25  Somerset 
McDermott  Daniel,  wood  and  coal,  106 

Harvard,  house  do. 
McDermott  Edw.,  laborer,  h.  25  Somerset 
McDermott  Edward,  pressman  University 

Press,  house  23  Somerset 
McDermott  Edward,  coachman,  boards  16 

Andrew 
McDermott    Edward,    laborer,    house  25 

Sparks  street  place 
McDermott  Edward  jr.,  carriagesmith,  h. 

25  Sparks  street  place 
McDermott  Ella,  widow  of  Thomas,  house 
5  Marvin  place  [51  Clark 

McDermott  Francis  A.,  blacksmith,  house 
McDermott  Hector,  carpenter,  h.  25  State 
McDermott  James,  glass   blower,  house 

331  Main,  corner  Portland 
McDermott  James,  502  Main,  boards  25 
Somerset  [Elm 

McDermott  James  H.,  glass  maker,  h.  139 
McDermott  John,  tailor,  house  24  Fifth 
McDermott  John,  lithographer  Riverside 

Press,  boards  138  Green 
McDermott  John  H.,  clerk,  110  Harvard, 

boards  106  do. 
McDermott    John    H.,   confectioner,  503 

Main,  house  25  Somerset 
McDermott  Patrick,  plumber  (Tremont, 

B.),  house  22  Fourth 
McDermott  Patrick,  bookbinder  Riverside 

Press,  house  rear  249  Franklin 
McDermott  Patrick,  marble  worker,  Pros- 
pect, corner  Hampshire,  house 
McDermott  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  5  Carson 
McDermott  Patrick    G.,    music    teacher, 
boards  24  Fifth  [Elm 

McDermott  Thomas,  glass  blower,  h.  139 
McDermott  Thomas,  laborer,  boards  106 

Harvard 
McDevitt  Andrew,  conductor  Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co.,  boards  81  Tremont 
McDevitt  Edward,  blacksmith,  house  81 

Tremont 
McDevitt  John  F.,  clerk,  145  Hampshire, 
boards  81  Tremont 


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McDevitt  Joseph  A.,  plumber,  8  Brattle, 

boards  39  Boylston  [18  East 

McDevitt  Michael  T.,  marble  worker,  h. 
McDevitt  William,  laborer,  31  Elm,  boards 

81  Tremont 
McDonald  Alexander,  marble  and  granite 

works,  Mt.    Auburn,  opposite  ceme- 
tery, house  Mt.  Auburn,  near  do. 
McDonald    Alexander,  ,carpenter,    house 

171  Broadway 
McDonald  Alexander,  carpenter,  house  5 

Cogswell  place 
McDonald  Alexander  J., coachman,  house 

27  Cambridge  [Cambridge 

McDonald  Allen,  brass  moulder,  house  203 
McDonald  Angus,  in  rolling  mill,  boards 

163  Broadway 
McDonald  Angus,  tailor,  589  Main,  boards 

84  Austin 
McDonald  Angus,  soap  maker,  house  105 

Portland  [323  Cambridge 

McDonald  Angus  B.,  harness  maker,  h. 
McDonald  Archibald,  laborer,  h.  27  Vine 
McDonald  Belle  Mrs.,  h.  r.  382  Cambridge 
McDonald    Bridget,  widow  of    Matthew, 

house  Cushing,  opposite  Vine 
McDonald  Daniel,  blacksmith,  boards  18H 

Harvard 
McDonald    Daniel,    engineer    Bay    State 

Brick  Co.,  boards  Porter's  Hotel 
McDonald  Daniel,  laborer,  bds.  27  Second 
McDonald  Donald,  stair  builder,  house  19 

Harvard 
McDonald  Duncan,  carpenter,  boards  389 

Main 
McDonald  Edward,  machinist  (B.),  house 

Hawkins  block,    East    of  corner    of 

Charles  and  Third  [Vine 

McDonald  Elizabeth,  wid.  of  Daniel,  h.  43 
McDonald  Ellen  Mrs.,  h.  foot  of  McDonald 
McDonald  Frank  K.,  agent  Alex.  McDon- 
ald, Mt.  Auburn,  boards  do. 
McDonald  Frederick  W.,  cigars  (69  Broad, 

B.),  boards  324  Harvard 
McDonald  George,  laborer,  bds.  1  Gore  pi. 
McDonald  Hannah,  widow  of  Patrick  H., 

house  39  Charles 
McDonald  Hector,  moulder  H.   M.  Bird, 

Pelham  [Gore  place 

McDonald  Hugh,  blacksmith,    boards    1 
McDonald  James,  laborer,  h.  161  Green 
McDonald  James,  brick  layer,  house  14 

Somerset 
McDonald  James,  laborer,  h.  21  Donnell 
McDonald  John,   gardener    Mt.   Auburn 

cemetery,  house  at  Watertown 
McDonald  John,  junk,  h.  134  Webster  av. 
McDonald    John,     machinist,     72    Main, 

house  179  do. 
McDonald  John,  grocer,  22  Willow,  h.  do. 
McDonald  John,  stone  polisher,  boards  18 

Brown  [Somerset 

McDonald  John,   mason,  house  rear  24 
McDonald  John,  laborer,  bds.  32  Charles 
McDonald  John,  laborer,   house  38  Porter 
McDonald  John  jr.,  laborer,  153  Putnam 

avenue,  boards  rear  24  Somerset 


McDonald  John  A.,   soap  maker,   house 

105  Portland 
McDonald  John  A.,  ship  broker  (195  At- 
lantic av.,B.),h.  12  Rogers'  block,Main 
McDonald  John    H.,    carpenter,    boards 

rear  5  Hamilton 
McDonald  John   J.,  carriage    painter,  4 

Cambridge,  house  16  Winter 
McDonald  John  J.,   painter,  house    382 

Cambridge 
McDonald  John  J.,  boards  45  Willow 
McDonald  Joseph,  laborer,  h.  r.  53  Vine 
McDonald  Kenneth  C,  printer  University 

Press,  boards  32  Western  avenue 
McDonald  Margaret,  widow   of   Maurice, 

house  16  Bolton  [Harvard 

McDonald  Maria,  widow  of  Hugh,  h.  324 
McDonald    Martin    M.,     laborer,     house 

Cushing,  opposite  Vineyard 
McDonald  Martin  T.,  machinist,  72  Main, 

house  Cushing  court 
McDonald  Mary,  widow  of  Patrick,  house 

Cushing.  near  Woodlawn 
McDonald  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  h.  103  Spring 
McDonald  Matthew,  mason,  boards  rear 

24  Somerset 
McDonald  Matthew,  lab.,  h.  123  Spring 
McDonald  Michael,  helper,  356  Main 
McDonald  Michael,  mason,  h.  16  Bolton 
McDonald  Michael  J.,  at  Am.  Net  and 

Twine  Co. 
McDonald  Murdock,  house  39  Charles 
McDonald  Patrick,  house  39  Charles 
McDonald  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  17  Porter 
McDonald  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  90  Fifth 
McDonald  Patrick,  laborer,  house  rear  12 

Portland 
McDonald  Peter  Mrs.,  house  r.  6  Lopez 
McDonald  Philip,   engineer  McLean  asy- 
lum (Somerville),  house  45  Willow 
McDonald  Philip  B.,  boiler  maker,  boards 

9  Broadway  [Cambridge 

McDonald  Rannell,  cook,  boards  rear  382 
McDonald  Richard    H.,    student  H.    U., 

rooms  32  Little's  block 
McDonald  Robert,  carpenter,  boards  1814; 

Harvard  [r.  53  Vine 

McDonald  Thos.,  wharf  contractor,  house 
McDonald  Timothy, waiter  (Parker  House, 

B.),  h.  1  Linehan's  block,  Third 
McDonald  Jane  A.,  widow,  h.  121  Spring 
McDonald  Wallace,  student,  boards  181| 

Harvard  [Pioneer  av. 

McDonald  William  S.,  printer,,  house  5 
McDonald,  see  Macdonald 
McDonnell  James,  tailor,  18  Boylston,  h. 

5  Mill 
McDonnell  John  J.,  tin  peddler,h.  29  Reed 
McDonnell  Thomas,  canvasser,  boards  7 

Maynard  place  [Main 

McDonough  Hugh,  mason,  boards  r.    160 
McDonough  James,  laborer,  h.  3  Porter 
McDonough  John,  laborer  gas  works,  h. 

rear  160  Main 
McDonough  John,  laborer,  h.  Vineyard 
McDonough  Joseph,  glass  maker,  boards 

22S  Bridge 


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McDonough   Martin,   laborer,   house   105 

Kinnaird 
McDonough  Michael,  laborer,boards  John 

McDonough's,  Vineyard 
McDonough  Patrick,  engineer  gas  works, 

house  rear  160  Main 
McDonough  William,  teamster  Cambridge 

gas  works,  bouse  17  Sparks 
McDougall   Alexander,   carpenter,   house 

133  Webster  avenue 
McDougall   Crosby,    salesman   (178    Pur- 
chase, B. ),  house  4  River 
McDowell  John,   contractor,    house    252 

Broadway 
McDowell  Samuel  B.,  laborer,  house   Au- 
burn place,  2d  on  left 
McDowell  Thos.  W.,  cigar  maker  (Court, 

B.),  house  23  Decatur 
McDowell  Wm.,  lab.,  h.  73  Cambridge 
McDuff  Barney,  plasterer,  610  Main 
McDuffee    John,    clerk    of     committees, 

office  City  Hall,  house  42  North  av. 
McDuffee  John  jr.,  student  H.  U.,  boards 

42  North  avenue 
McEachern  Peter  Mrs.,   house  50  Holyoke 
McElarney  Patrick,  laborer.  42  Dunster 
McElearney  Bernard,  city  lamplighter,  b. 

rear  9  Wyeth  [9  Wyeth 

McElearney  Edward, city  lamplighter,b.  r. 
McElhaney  John,  coal  and  wood,  29  Por- 
ter, house  do. 
McElhenny  Charles  H..  cabinet  maker,  54 

Bridge,  house  at  Charlestown 
McEUroy  William,  house  28  Shepard 
MeElroy  Ann,  widow  of    Patrick,  house 

rear  180  Main  [95  Gore 

McEiroy  Elizabeth,  wid.  of  John,  house 
MeElroy  Francis   G.,   building-mover,  133 

Third,  house  do. 
MeElroy  Frank  J.,  carpenter.h.  212  Bridge 
MeElroy   Hugh,  grease    collector,    house 

rear  58  Charles 
MeElroy    Hugh    H.,    glass     blower,    137 

Bridge,  house  at  Somervilie 
MeElroy  James,  clerk  (B.),  h.  r.57  Charles 
MeElroy  James,  grease  collector,   boards 

103  Fourth 
MeElroy  James,tin  peddler,  h.  153  Winsor 
MeElroy  John,  laborer,  boards  84  Fifth 
MeElroy  John,  grocer,  32  Vine,  house  do. 
MeElroy  John,  safe  maker,  17  Main 
MeElroy  Joseph,  teamster,  house  7  Vine 
MeElroy  Patrick,  house  103  Fourth 
MeElroy    Patrick   J.,  glass   blower,     137 

Bridge,  house  21  Fourth 
MeElroy  Peter,  glass  blower,  137  Bridge, 

house  at  Charlestown 

McElwain  J.,  cabinet  maker  F.  G.  F.  Co., 

rooms  84  Cambridge  [Auburn 

McFadden  John,  laborer,  house  263  Mt. 

McFadden  Michael,  conductor  Cambridge 

R.  Ft.  Co.,  boards  3  Distillhouse 
McFadden  Stephen,  clerk,  house  37  Banks 
McFadden  Stephen,   laborer,   house    261 

Franklin 
McFadden  Wm.   H.,  carpenter,   house  3 

Distillhouse 


McFadyen  Samuel,    boarding-house,    26 

Holyoke 
McFall  David,  clergyman   (Chambers  st. 

chapel,  B.),  house  90  Fourth 
McFall    John,    cigar  maker,    599    Main, 

house  at  Somervilie 
McFarland  Albert,  blacksmith,  156  River, 

house  7  Magee  [44  Washington 

McFarland  Barney,  teamster,  168  Main,b. 
McFarland  Bridget, widow,  house  141  Elm 

MCFARLAND  BROS.  (Roscoe  E. 
and  Forrest  E.  McFarland),provisions, 
Washington,  corner  Brewery 
McFarland  Forrest  E.  (McFarland  Bros.), 
provisions,  Washington,  cor.  Brew- 
ery, house  3  Rogers'  block,  Main 
McFarland  George  H.,  machinist,17  Main, 

boards  20  Market 
McFarland  James,  bookbinder  (B.),  house 

12  Magazine  court 
McFarland  James,  bootmaker,  151  North 

avenue,  house  at  Somervilie 
McFarland    James,  machinist,  house  20 
Market  [Mt.  Auburn 

McFarland  John,  laborer,  house  rear  241 
McFarland  Lorenzo  R.,  clerk  Washington 
market,  boards  3  Rogers'  block,  Main 
McFarland  Robert,  lab.,  h.  210  Columbia 
McFarland  Robert  L.,  clerk  Washington 

market,  house  3  Rogers'  block,  Main 
McFarland  Roscoe E.  (McFarland  Bros.), 
provisions,   Washington,   cor.   Brew- 
ery, house  18£  Tremont 
McFarland   Samuel   G.,  compositor  Uni- 
versity Press,  boards  2  Percy  place 
McFarlane  Eliza  Miss,  house  1  Pioneer 
McFarlane  John,  case  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, house  102  Hampshire 
McFeely  Ellen, widow  of  John,  house  rear 
29  Winter  [av. 

McGaffigan  Michael,  hostler,  h.  189  North 
McGahey  John,  mason,  house  126  Third 
McGann  John,  laborer,  b.  34  Hampshire 
McGanty    John,  sewing-machine    agent, 

647  Main,  house  at  Somervilie 
McGarrity  John,  sewing-machine  agent, 

boards  14  Lincoln 
McGarrity  M.  C,  conductor  Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co.,  house  at  Brighton 
McGaughey  James,  teamster  J.  P.  Squire 

&  Co.,  house  143£  Gore 
McGee  Daniel,  butcher,  house  5  Carson 
McGee  Patrick,  engineer,  184  Broadway, 

house  82  Elm 
McGeoch  Alexander,  h.  93  Washington 
McGill  Charles  L.,  shoemaker,  27£  River, 

house  do. 
McGill  James,  boards  11  Mason 
McGill  Mary,  widow  of  Jas.,  h.  27  Second 
McGillicuddy  Jeremiah,  lab.,  b.  13  Sparks 
McGillicuddy  John,  laborer,  b.  13  Sparks 
McGillicuddv  Joseph  H.,  clerk  (B.j,  bds. 

112  Brookliue 
McGillicuddy  Michael,  lab.,  h.  13  Sparks 
McGillicuddy  Timothy,  mason,  house  112 
Brookline  [Sparks 

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McGilvray  Alex.,  clerk,  23  Harvard,  b.  do. 
McGilvray  Freeman,  engineer  B.  L.  &  C. 
R.  R.,  house  95  Otis  [line 

McGilvray  John,  carpenter,  h.  63  Brook- 
McGinley  Charles,  boiler  maker,  92  Main 
McGinness  Bessie,  widow,  h.  r.  65  Elm 
McGinness  Catherine  Miss,  h.  212  Bridge 
McGinness  Edward,  brakeman  F.  R.   R., 

house  12  Railroad 
McGinness    Hannah,    widow    of    Hugh, 

house  73  Concord  avenue 
McGinness  Hugh  J.,  teamster,  h.  10  Vine 
McGinness    Hugh    S.,    upholsterer   (B.), 

house  rear  198  Bridge 
McGinness  Kate  E.  Miss,  dressmaker,  56 

Winter,  house  do. 
McGinness  Kate  J.  Miss,  house  26  Carson 
McGinness  Mary  Miss,  clerk,    103    Cam- 
bridge, house  56  Winter 
McGinness  Robert,  tailor,  h.  56  Winter 
McGinness  Robert  jr.,  upholsterer,  boards 

56  Winter 

McGinniss  Hugh,  carpenter,  h.  27  Cherry 

McGinniss    James,    wheelwright,  boards 

May,  cor.  Vineyard        [Main.  h.  May 

McGinniss  James  A.,    wheelwright,    446 

McGinniss    John,    laborer,    house    May, 

corner  Vineyard  [Otis 

McGirr  Mary,  widow  of  Francis  F.,  h.  110 

McGirr     Patrick,    expressman,    Lyceum 

building,  Harvard  row,  h.71  Boylston 

McGivney  John,  brass  moulder,  house  50 

Spring  [48  Sidney 

McGivney  Thos.,  cooper  J.  H.  Eames,  b. 

McGlashan     Alexander,    machinist,    356 

Main,  house  451  do. 
McGlashan  Alexander  jr.,  apprentice,  356 

Main,  boards  451  do. 
McGlinchy  Andrew,  wood  worker,  boards 

125  Winsor 
McGlinchy  James,  laborer,  house  92  Fifth 
McGlone  Chas.  H.,  laborer,  h.  133  Winsor 
McGoldrick  Edward  F.;  butcher,  boards 

14  Soden 

McGoldrick  Hugh  E.,  butcher,  h.14  Soden 

McGoldrick    John,    blacksmith,   Palmer, 

boards  61  Boylston  [ston 

McGoldrick  John,  blacksmith,  b.  68Boyl- 

McGollick  Daniel,  glass-blower,  house  192 

Norfolk  [Spruce 

McGonagle  John,  junk  dealer,  house   184 

McGovern  James,  boards  23  Carson 

McGovern  Jas.,  laborer,  h.  8  Mullin's  ct. 

McGovern  John,  laborer,  h.  r.  123  Spring 

McGovern  John  B.,  house  201  Cambridge 

McGovern  Lawrence,  machinist,  house  23 

Carson  [23  Carson 

McGovern  Mary,  widow  of  Frank,  house 

McGovern    Michael,    laborer,    house     32 

Harding  [School 

McGovern  Michael  H.,  engineer,  house  45 

McGovern  Philip,  laborer,  h.  32  Warren 

McGovern  Thomas,   groceries,  87   Third, 

house  do. 
McGovern  Thomas,  plasterer,  h.  169  Otis 
McGowan  Miohael,teamster,  h.  105  Fourth 
McGowan  Wm.,  laborer,  house  17  South 


McGrady  Mary  Miss,  h.  r.  358  Broadway 
McGrane  James  A.,  pressman  (117  Frank- 
lin, B.),  boards  161  Franklin 
McGrane  Patrick,  teamster,  622   Main,  h. 

161  Franklin 
McGrann  Thomas   J.,   boiler  maker,   92 

Main,  boards  102  do. 
McGrath   Charles  T.,   confectionery,   121 

Cambridge,  house  at  Somerville 
McGrath  Charles  W.,  at  137  Broadway,  h. 

97  River 
McGrath  Daniel,  laborer,  house  17  Pine 
McGrath  Edward,  stone  mason,  house  9 
Cowperthwaite  [bia 

McGrath  James  H.,  painter,  b.  194  Colum- 
McGrath  John,  engineer,  h.  194  Columbia 
McGrath  J.  B.,  at  139  Broadway,  house  at 

Boston 
McGrath  Michael,  hostler,  6  Brattle,  house 

6  Dinsmore  court 
McGrath  Michael,  laborer,  h.  36  Warren 
McGrath  Michael  F,  clerk  (477  Washing- 
ton, B.),  b.  Thos.  Mahar's,  Auburn  pi. 
McGrath  William,  piano  action  maker,  h. 
9fy  Green  [at  Somerville 

McGrath  Wm.  R.,  machinist,  356  Main,  h. 
McGregor  Peter,  glass  cutter  N.  E.  Glass 

Works,  boards  71  Cambridge 
McGregor,  see  MacGregor 
McGi  uder  Patrick,  confectioner,  house  15 

Brewery 
McGue  Jas.,  lab.,  169  Gore,  b.  13  Warren 
McGue   Thomas,   express,  Lechmere  sq., 

house  150  Bridge 
McGuigen  Charles,  laborer,  house  42  Vine 
McGuinners     Anthony,     currier     Muller 

Bros.,  house  at  Arlington 
McGuire  Alice,  widow  of  Owen,  house  88 

Webster  avenue 
McGuire  Bridget  Mrs.,  house  18  Mill 
McGuire   Cornelius,   color  mixer,  10  Ar- 
row, house  17  Mill 
McGuire  Frank  Mrs.,  house  169  Fraukliu 
McGuire  Hugh  E.,  teamster,  b.  96  Tremont 
McGuire  James  D.,  driver,  b.  56  Charles 
McGuire  James  F..  laborer,  bds.  91  Fifth 
McGuire  John,  laborer,  house  34  Warren 
McGuire  Joseph,  house  34  Jefferson 
McGuire  Maria,  widow  of  Michael,  dress- 
maker, house  56  Charles 
McGuire  Mary,  widow  of  Terrence,  gro- 
cer, 139  Bridge,  house  do. 
McGuire  Mary,  widow  of  Philip,  h.  91  Fifth 
McGuire  Mary  Ann  Mrs.,  house  7  Rogers' 

block,  Main 
McGuire    Maurice,     piano    polisher,    624 

Main,  house  7  Rogers'  block,  Main 
McGuire  Orinda,  widow  of  Matthew,house 
144  Thorndike  [burn 

McGuire  Peter,  blacksmith,  b.  92  Mt.  Au- 
McGuire  Thos.,  laborer,  b.  10  Willard  ct. 
McGuire  Wm.  B.  Mrs.,  house  18  Lopez 
McGurdy  John,  at  Boston  Hose  Co.,  bds. 

156  Harvard 
McGurk  Catherine,  widow  of  Hugh,  house 

21  Harding 
McGurk  James,  laborer,  h.  190  Columbia 


TOMBS, 


MONUMENTS  &  CURBINGS,  Designed  and  Constructed. 
P.  O'BKIEN  &  SON,  820  Main  and  89  Sparks  Streets. 


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McGurk  James,  restaurant,  1  Webster  av- 
enue, house  do. 
McGurk  John,  sawyer,  h.  49  Hampshire 
McGurk  John,  teamster,  84  Bridge,  house 
8  Cambridge  [119  Gore 

McGurk  Matthew,  shoemaker,  house  rear 
McGurk  Patrick,   mason,  house   172  Co- 
lumbia, corner  Cambridge 
McGurk  Peter,  machinist  (Charlestown), 

house  70  Second 
McGurk  Terrence,  laborer,  h.  21  Harding 
McGurty  John,  at  174  Broadway 
McHugh  Chas.,iron  moulder,  h. 32 Decatur 
McHugh  Cornelius,  iron  moulder,  Third, 

corner  Bent,  house  32  Decatur 
McHugh  Thomas  Mrs.,  house  32  Decatur 
McHugh,  see  McCue 
McHugo  Wm.  (W.  H.  Hazlett  &Co.),First, 

house  70  Gore 
Mclnerney  Thomas,  mill  hand,  b.37Willard 
Mclnnes    Angus,     carpenter,    house    105 

Columbia 
Mclnnes  Hugh  H.,  carpenter,  113  Broad- 
way, house  27  Cherry 
Mclnnes  Wm.  J.,  carpenter,  h.  40  River 
Mclnnis  Colin  F.,  compositor  University 

Press,  house  at  Boston 
Mclntire  Amelia  A.,  widow  of  Ebenezer, 

house  70  Otis 
Mclntire  Amelia  T.  Miss,  recorder,  Otis, 

corner  Second,  boards  70  Otis 
Mclntire  Augusta  Mrs.,  h.  r.  3  Appian-way 

McINTlKE    CHARLES  J.,  coun- 
selor-at-law  (75  State,  B.),  h.  70  Otis 
Mclntire  Edward,  teamster,  b.  102  Camb. 
Mclntire  George  W.,  paper-hanger,  house 

70  In  man  [h.  do. 

Mclntire  Herbert  B.,  physician,  37  Brattle, 
Mclntire  Thomas  Mrs.,  house  38  Antrim 
Mclntire,  see  Mclntyre- 
Mcintosh  Ephraim    D.,  tinman,  153  Put- 
nam avenue,  boards  5  Rockwell 
Mcintosh   George,  carriage  builder,    376 
.      Main,  boards  52  Austin 
Mcintosh  Hugh,  wood  turner,  house  210 

Broadway 
Mcintosh  James,  sawyer,  162  Broadway, 

rooms  210  do. 
Mcintosh  John,  laborer,  b.  1  Hampshire 
Mcintosh  J.,  tinsmith,  502  Main 
Mclntyre  Katie  Miss,  artist,  bds.  15  Hollis 
Mclntyre  Wm.  W.,  printer   (117  Franklin, 

B.),  house  146  Mt.  Auburn 
Mclntyre  Wm.   W.   Mrs.,  dressmaker,  146 

Mt.  Auburn,  house  do. 
Mclsaac   John,   carriage  mnfr.,  35  Gore, 

house  135  Cambridge 
Mclver  James,  tinsmith,  153  Putnam  av., 

boards  5  Rockwell 
Mclver  Mary  A.,  widow  of  Edward,  house 

4  Harrison 
McJunkins    Samuel,   fresco  painter  (114 

Harrison  av.,  B.),  h.  4  Houghton 
McKay  Alexander,  carpenter,  h.  7  Revere 
McKay  Angelina  J.,  widow  of  F.  C.  D.,  h. 

7  Ware 
McKay  Daniel,  laborer,  house  1  Murdock 


McKay    Gordon,    agent  McKay    Sewing 
Machine  Association  (29  High,  B.),  h. 
24  Arrow  and  35  Mt.  Auburu 
McKay  Helen,  widow  of  Jonathan,  house 

rear  105  Kinnaird 
McKay  Henry,  laborer,  house  32  Harding 
McKay  James,  laborer,  boards  24  East 
McKay  James,  laborer,  house  84  Fifth 
McKay  James  J.,  carpenter,  h.  125  Gore 
McKay  James  J.,  stone  cutter,  boards  125 

Gore 
McKay  John  C,  house  39  Baldwin 
McKay  Kenneth,  laborer,  h.  r.  186  Bridge 
McKay  Margaret  A.,  widow  of  Wm., house 

130  Spring 
McKay  Robert,  teamster,17  East,  b.  24  do. 
McKay     Roderick,    laborer,    house    189 

Hampshire 
McKay  Thomas,  moulder,  bds.  374  Main 
McKay  Wm.,  driver  Cambridge  R.  R.  Co., 

boards  39  Baldwin 
McKay  William,  laborer,  boards  141  Gore 
McKean  Annie  H.,  widow,  h.  29  Everett 
McKee  Andrew  IL,  potter  A.  H.  Hews  & 

Co.,  boards  213  North  avenue 
McKee  Geo.  H.,  potter  A.  H.  Hews&  Co., 

house  at  Somerville 
McKee  Janet,  widow  of  James,  house  213 

North  avenue 
McKee  Robert  F.,  driver  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  house  16  Holyoke 
McKee  William  J.,  laborer,  b.  121  Pleasant 
McKeen   Abner  W,    blacksmith,    boards 

146  Spring 
McKeen  Benj.    P.,  clerk,  480  Cambridge, 

house  30  Decatur 
McKeene  Benjamin,  blacksmith,  boards  1 

Gore  place 
McKeene  Homer,  laborer,  b.  1  Gore  place 
McKeever  Edward,  bricklayer,  house  66 

Charles 
McKeever  Eliza  Miss,  house  7  Otter 
McKeever  Samuel  A.,  laborer,  house  12 

Murdock 
McKeever  Wm.  J.,  compositor  University 

Press,  boards  141  Cambridge 
McKelleget   Patrick,  wheelwright,  house 

267  Cambridge 
McKelleget  Richard  J.,  lawyer  (19  Court, 

room  4,  B.),  house  71  Thorndike 
McKenna  Ann,  wid.  of  Hugh,  h.  29  Porter 
McKenna  Edward,  coachman  (Brookline}, 

house  6  Erie 
McKenna    Edward,    printer    Cambridge 

Press  office,  Main,  b.  458  Cambridge 
McKenna  Hugh,  carpenter,  h.  17  Willow 
McKenna  Hugh  J.,  machinist,  house  118 

Webster  avenue 
McKenna  James,  teamster,  103  Bridge,  h. 

114  Spring 
McKenna  James,  teamster  Wm.  Reardon, 

house  17  Valentine 

McKenna  James,  wire  worker,  house  458 

Cambridge    '  [116  Brookline 

McKenna  John,  helper,  126  Portland,  h.  r. 

McKenna  John,  helper,  356  Main,  house 

13  School 


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McKenna  John,  laborer,  h.  123  Fourth 
McKenna  John,  laborer,  h.  3  Squire's  ct. 
McKenna  John,  teamster,  h.  Ill  Spring 
McKenna  John  B.,  fruit  peddler,  boards 

29  Porter 
McKenna  John  J.,  hostler,  b.  33  Warren 
McKenna  Mary,  wid.  of  John,h.  131  Third 
McKenna  Owen,  laborer,  h.  33  Warren 
McKenna  Patrick,  moulder,  354  Main 
McKenna  Patrick,  watchman,   169  Gore, 

house  123  Third 
McKenna  Peter,  cabinet  maker    (Ware- 
ham,  B.),  b.  at  Edward  McKenua's 
McKenney  Frank  E.,  tin  peddler,   h.   3 

Seckel 
McKenney  Howard,    blacksmith,    boards 
27  Second  [Concord  av. 

McKenney  Mary,  widow  of  Patrick,  h.  65 
McKenney   Patrick,  carpenter,  house  17 
Maynard  place  [Seckel 

McKenney  Volley  B.,  tin  peddler,  bds.  3 
McKenzie  Alexander,  pastor  First  church 
in  Cambridge,  and  secretary  of  over- 
seers H.  U.,  house  12  Garden 
McKenzie  Edward,  cooper,  h.  13  Carson 
McKenzie  Geo.  F..  cabinet  maker,  house 

134  Thorndike 
McKenzie     James,    Jones    soap    factory, 

Pearl,  house  75  Brookline 
McKenzie  James  K.,blacksmith,496Main, 

house  232  Broadway 
McKenzie  John  R.,  pressman   Riverside 

Press,  house  139  Brookline 
McKenzie  Kate  I.  Miss,  h.  Hotel  Brooks 
McKenzie  Margaret,  widow,  h.  74  Spring 
McKenzie  Wm.,  clerk  (5  Winter,  B),  h. 
31  Market  [h.  at  Chelsea 

McKenzie  William,  stone  cutter,  29  Main, 
McKenzie  William  C,  coachman,   house 

10  Daniels  court 
McKeon  James,  house  10  Pine 
McKeon  James,  barrels,  20  Webster  av., 
house  do.  [34  Auburn 

McKeough  William  A.,  cabinet  maker,  b. 
McKeown  Peter,  blacksmith,  b.  20  Mur- 

dock 
McKeown  William,  calker,  h.  39  Charles 
McKeown  William  Mrs.,  house  r.  26  Vine 
McKeown  William  F.,  jig-sawyer,   house 

114  Winsor 
McKillican  Robert,  roofer,  h.  49  Winter 
McKillop  James,   blacksmith,   427    Cam- 
bridge, house  at  Somerville 
McKinley  Frank,  painter,  house  5  Banks 
McKinley  Joseph  G.,  clerk   (25  Congress, 

B.),  house  2  Douglass  court 
McKinley  Melissa  M.  Miss,  teacher  Alls- 
ton  grammar  school,  boards  2  Doug- 
lass court 
McKinnon  Charles  E.  (Kelley  &  McKin- 
non), carpenter,  7  Western  av.,  house 
12  Clinton  [Magazine  ct. 

McKinnon  Flora,  widow  of  John,  house  1 
McKinnon  Geo.,  key  finisher,  139  Broad- 
way, boards  20  Suffolk 
McKinnon  Howard,  blacksmith,  4$  Cam- 
bridge, boards  27  Second 


McKinnon  John,   blacksmith  helper,  356 

Main,  boards  148  Charles 
McKinnon  Nelson,  carpenter,  h.  510  Main 
McKirk    Cornelius,     cabinet    maker,    44 

Cambridge,  house  at  Somerville 
McKithen  Mary,  widow  of  Frederick,  h. 

15  Elmer 
McKusick  Amasa  A.   (B.  P.  Clark  &  Co.), 

503  Main,  house  99  Magazine 
McKusick  LeroyP.  C,  traveling  salesman, 

503  Main,  house  99  Norfolk 
McLanathan  Bradford,  house  104  Pearl 
McLanathan    Bradford    M.,  painter,   104 

Pearl,  boards  do. 
McLane    Alexander,    carpenter,     house 

100  Trcmont 
McLane  Charles  C,  ice  man  (Charlest'n), 

boards  42  Second  [ton 

McLane  Daniel,  carpenter,  h.  r.  9  Hamil- 
McLane  Daniel,  ladder  maker  C.  W.  H. 

Moulton  &  Co.,  boards  141  Gore 
McLane  James,  plumber,   5  Brattle,  bds. 

61  Boylston 
McLane  James  A.  (Harrison  &  McLane), 

bill  poster,  78  Cambridge,  house  at 

Somerville 
McLane  John,  laborer,  house  Sibley  ct. 
McLane  John,  painter,  h.  rear  178  Green 
McLane  John  S.,  tinsmith,  b.  61  Boylston 
McLane  Kate  Miss,  house  49  Harvard 
McLane  Martha,  widow,  h.  68  Boylston 
McLane  Nancy,  widow  of  Wm.,  h.  63  Gore 
McLane  Neil,  boards  100  Tremont 
McLane  Norman,  house  21  Harrison 
McLane,  see  McLean 
McLauchlan  James  E.,  printer  University 

Press,  boards  46  Boylston 
McLaud  George,  teamster,  h.  32  Second 
McLaughlen  Daniel,  carpenter,  h.  6  Sands 
McLaughlen  James,  carpenter,  b.  6  Sands 
McLaughlin     Anthony,     tanner     Miiller 

Bros.  [152  Pearl 

McLaughlin  Alonzo  T.,  carpenter,  house 
McLaughlin   Daniel,   laborer,  house    126 

Brookline 
McLaughlin  James,  house  180  Hampshire 
McLaughlin  James,  furniture,  831  Main, 

house  468  Cambridge  [Main 

McLaughlin  James,  piano  maker,  bds.  389 
McLaughlin  James,  boards  6  Sands  [do. 
McLaughlin  John,  grocer,  24  Vine,  h.  15 
McLaughlin  Joseph  A.,  brush  maker,   h. 

99  Sixth 
McLaughlin    Joseph    H.,    piano    action 

maker,  113  Broadway,  house  5  Pine 
McLaughlin  Mary,  wid.  of  John,  h.  4Vine 
McLaughlin  Michael,  safe  maker,  17  Main 
McLaughlin  Patrick,  cook  (19  Kilby,   B.), 

house  28  Hancock  1143  Elm 

McLaughlin  Patrick,  laborer,  17  Main,  h. 
McLaughlin  Robert,  laborer,  b.  1  Eighth 
McLaughlin  Susan,  widow  of  Patrick  H., 

house  94  Tremont 
McLaughlin  Thomas,    fireman  (19  Kilby, 

B.),  boards  28  Hancock 
McLaughlin  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  9  Porter 
McLaughlin  Thomas,  lab.,  h.  323  Camb. 


J.  H.  &  J.  P.  THAYER  &  CO.,  660  Main  Street, 
HOUSE    PAINTING,   KALSOMINING   &   PAPER   HANGINGS. 


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McLaughlin  William,  piano  key  maker, 

137  Broadway,  boards  463  Main 
McLaughlin  William,  cutter  oil-clothing, 

house  63  Vine 
McLean  Alexander,  house  173  Elm 
McLean  Allen  L.,  carpenter,  house  1  Gar- 
den court 
McLean  Ann,wid.  of  Neil,  h.  454  Eroadway 
McLean  Archibald,  cabinet  maker,   bds. 

21  Harrison 
McLean  Daniel,  moulder,  h.  33  Eighth 
McLean  George  W.,  carpenter,  h.  1  State 
McLean   Isaac,   carpenter   (32  Lancaster, 

B.),  house  5  Kice 
McLean  John,  laborer,  h.  61  Boylston 
McLean  John,  brush  maker,  h.  167  Winsor 
McLean    John,     car     driver,   house  454 

Broadway 
McLean  John  S.,  carpenter,  house  rear 

233  Franklin  [61  Boylston 

McLean  John  S.,  tinsmith,  8  Brattle,  bds. 
McLean  Margaret  S.  Miss,  housekeeper, 

house  842  Main 
McLean  Norman,  house  21  Harrison 
McLean  Peter  M.,  coachman,  233  North 

avenue,  boards  do. 
McLean,  see  McLane  [Boylston 

McLellan  Archibald,  carpenter,  boards  44 
McLelland  Daniel,  cabinet  maker,  boards 

7  Franklin 
McLelland  James  P.,   clerk   (114    F.  H. 

market,  B.),  house  4  Eaton 
McLelland  John,  bookkeeper,  206  Broad- 
way, boards  275  do.  [cester 
McLeod  Abraham  J.,  clerk  (B.),  b.  14  Wor- 
McLeod  Archibald  S.,  fish  and  oysters,  3 

Brattle    square,    house    2    Symonds 

block,  DeVVolf 
McLeod  Malcolm,  machinist,  h.  126  Spring 
McLeod  Mary  S.  Mrs.,  h.  14  Worcester 
McLeod  Norman,  wheelwright,  350  North 

avenue,  boards  352  do.  [cester 

McLeod  Wm.    H.,  cutter  (B.),  b.  14  Wor- 
McLeod ,  marble  cutter,  boards  88 

Mt.  Auburn 
McMahan  Bryan,  house  24  Dunster 
McMahan  Charles,  laborer,  h.  134  Bridge 
McMahan    Frank,   blacksmith,  72  Main, 

boards  8  Broadway 
McMahan  Owen,  laborer,  boards  7  Water 
McMahan  Patrick,  carpenter,  boards  34 

Hampshire 
McMahan  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  152  Green 
McMahan  Timothy,  stone-cutter,  boards 

Ross  House 
McMahon  Edward,  house  7  Water 
McMahon  Ellen,  widow,  house  7  Water 
McMahon  James,  laborer,  h.  176  Franklin 
McMahon  John,  blacksmith,  h.  56  Cedar 
McMahon  Julia,  widow,  house  186  Bridge 
McMahon  Michael,  laborer  John  Reardon 

&  Sons,  house  87  Brookline 
McMahon     Thomas,     carriage    trimmer, 

Church,  opp.  Palmer,  h.  28  Dunster 
McMahon  Wm.  H.,  hackman,  h.  45  Porter 
McMahon  William  J.,   clerk   (122  Canal, 

B.),  boards  45  Porter 


McMann  Brian,  porter  Cambridge   R.    R. 

Co.,  Harvard  square,  house  24  Dunster 
McMann  Eliza,  wid.  of  Thos.,  h.  23  Garden 
McMann   James,  laborer,  house  Murray, 

near  Boylston 
McMann   Timothy,  stone  cutter  J.  Har- 
rington &   Clark,  Gore's  wharf,  bds. 

Ross  House  [h.  99  Gore 

McManuis  Felix,  laborer  N.  E.  Glass  Co., 
McMannis  Frank,  polisher,  b.  8  Coulon  ct. 
McMannus  John,  laborer,  h.  18  Donnell 
McManus  James,  brush  maker,  house  4 

Chestnut  Park 
McManus  John,  shoemaker,  Flagg,   cor- 
ner Banks,  house  31  Banks 
McManus  Terrauce,  junk,  h.  8  Conlon  ct. 
McManus  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  123  Fourth 
McManus  Thomas   A.,   marble  polisher, 

A.  McDonald,  Mt.  Auburn 
McMaster  Margaret  Mrs.,  house  74  Spring 
McMaster  Robert,  boiler  maker,  92 Main, 

house  2  Broadway 
McMaster  William  H.,  baker,  502    Main, 

house  20  Decatur 
McMasters  George  C,  cabinet  maker  Geo. 

H.  Derby  &  Co.,  r.  Rhoades  building, 

State,  house  34  Auburn 
McMasters  John  A.,  cabinet  maker,  bds. 

34  Auburn  [150  Charles 

McMath  Ellen,  widow  of  William,  house 
McMaugh  Patrick,  soap  maker,  184  Broad- 
way, house  143  Winsor 
McMillan  Ewen,  compositor,  rms.  2  South 
McMeniman  Charles,  house  24  Jefferson 
McMeniman    Charles  jr.,   shade  painter, 

Blanche,  house  102  Tremont 
McMeniman  Jas.,  laborer,  b.  24  Jefferson 
McMenimeu    Charles  E.  (Murray  &   Mc- 

Meuimen),  painter,  44  Gore,  boards  68 

Winter  [Winter 

McMenimen  Frank  A.,  printer,  boards  68 
McMenimen  George  E.,  boards  68  Winter 
McMenimen  John  E.,  machinist  (65  High, 

B.),  boards  68  Winter 
McMenimen  Jos.  M.,  driver,  b.  68  Winter 
McMenimen  Mary,  widow  of  William  M., 

house  68  Winter  [h.  56  Winter 

McMenimen    Wm.  H.,  police,  station    3, 
McMenmian  Charles,  painter,  house  Port- 
land, near  Tremont 
McMichael  Winfield  L.,  hairdresser  (B.), 

house  31  Webster  avenue 
McMillan  Katie  Miss,  dressmaker,  house 

7  Gerry 
McMullins  James,  laborer,  h.  14  Warren 
McMunn  George  F.,  inspector  Cambridge 

Gas  Light  Co.,  Third,  boards  12  Ap- 

pian-way 
McMurphy  Fred    W.,    boiler    maker,   92 

Main,  boards  Ross  House 
McMurray  Peter  (McMurray  &    Jones), 

blacksmith,  Third,  h.  58  Webster  av. 
McMurray  &  Jones  (Peter  McMurray  and 

Chas.  E.   Jones),  blacksmiths,  Third, 

near  Gas  House 
McMurtrie  David,  salesman  (477  Washing- 

ingfon,  B.),  boards  3  Second  st.  ct. 


J.  G.  &  N.J G.  G00CH.»,7£<S'  LUMBER  AND  MOULDINGS. 

Wharf,  Western  Avenue,  Brighton.    Order  Box,  8  Brattle  Street,  Old  Cambridge. 


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McNabb    Anges,    carpenter,  house    161  i 
Broadway 

McNabb  John,  tinsmith,  house  98  Fifth 

McNabb  Rhoderick,  shoemaker,  house  87 
Harvard 

McNabb  Wm.,  piano  maker  Ivers  &  Pond 
Piano  Co.,  Albany 

McNair  Alexander,  clerk,  580  Main,  house 
at  Boston  [15  Sumner 

McNair  Arthur  R.,  student  H.  U.,  boards 

McNair  Michael,  currier  J.  W.  Low,  Dud- 
ley, house  at  Charlestown 

McNall  Catharine,  widow  of  John,  house 
141  Columbia 

McNally  Alice,  wid.  of  Jas.,  h.  12  Railroad 

McNally  Bridget,  widow  of  Patrick,  house 
110  Third 

McNally    Daniel,    bootmaker,    43|   Cam- 
bridge, house  25  Fourth 

McNamara  Arthur  W.,  wood  turner,  348 
Main,  boards  17  Allston 

McNamara  Daniel  J.,  provisions,  279  Cam- 
bridge, house  291  do. 

McNamara    Daniel,    laborer,    368    Main, 
house  16  Hayes  court 

McNamara    Daniel,    laborer,    169     Gore, 
boards  301  Cambridge 

McNamara  Edward,  laborer,  h.  88  Fifth 

McNamara  Eugene,  engraver  (B .),  boards 
447  Cambridge  [Brookline 

McNamara  James,  city  teamster,  house  85 

McNamara  James,   driver  Cambridge  R. 
R.  Co.,  h.  Holworthy,  c.  Holworthy  pi. 

McNamara  John  A.,   laborer,   b.   rear  126 
Brookline 

McNally  John  W.,  bookbinder  (Harrison 
avenue,  B.),  boards  110  Third 

McNamara  John,  laborer,  h.  r.  23  Hancock 

McNamara  John,  lab.,  h.  273  Cambridge 

McNamara  John,  laborer,  354  Main,  house 
16  Hayes  court  [Cambridge 

McNamara    John,  varnisher,    house    417 

McNamara  Ann,  widow  of  Malachi,  house 
9  Hamilton 

McNamara  Mary,  wid.  of  Wm.,  h.  5  Short 

McNamara  Michael,  wood  turner  (34  Bev- 
erly, B. ),  house  17  Allston,  cor.  Bell 

McNamara    Patrick,  city    laborer,   bouse 
rear  126  Brookline  [Franklin 

McNamara    Patrick,    laborer,    house   214 

McNamara  Thomas,  brass  finisher  (South 
Boston),  boards  126  Brookline 

McNamara  William,  at  17  Main 

McNamara  William,  wood  turner  (34  Bev- 
erly, B.),  boards  17  Allston 

McNamara  Wm.,  engineer,  h.  10  Harding 

McNamee  David  L,  granite  worker,  bds. 
John  McNamee's,  Lake  View  avenue 

McNamee  Francis,  compositor  University 
Press,  boards  39  Boylston 

McNamee  Hugh  J.,  police,  station  1,  house 
3  Athens 

McNamee  James  H.,  foreman  Union  Mar- 
ble Works,  h.  Cushing,  n.  Belmont 

McNamee  James  T.,  bookbinder,  l£  Brat- 
tle, boards  3  Athens 

McNamee  John,  machinist,  h.  3  Dickinson 


McNamee  John,  laborer,  h.  r.  58  Winter 

McNamee  John,  proprietor  Union  Mar- 
ble and  Granite  Monumental  Works, 
Mt.  Auburn,  opp.  Elmwood  avenue, 
house  Lake  View  avenue,  near  pump- 
ing station 

McNamee  John,  grocer,  333  Main,  h.  do. 

McNamee  John'  H.  H.,  bookbinder,  1£ 
Brattle,  house  12  Gervy 

McNamee  John  T.,  marble  worker,  bds. 
John  McNamee's,  Lake  View  avenue 

McNamee  Mary  Mrs.,  house  333  Main 

McNamee  Robert,  mason,  h.  70  Brookline 

McNamee  William  A.,  marble  worker,  Mt. 
Auburn,  opposite  Elmwood  avenue, 
b.  Jno.  McNamee's,  Lake  View  av. 

McXaughton  Anthony,  milkman,  69  All- 
ston, house  do.  [bds.  do. 

McXaughton  Charles,  hostler  Ross  House, 

McXaughton  Daniel,  teamster  (76  Merri- 
mac,  B.),  house  69  Allston 

McXaughton  Lizzie  M.  Miss,  dressmaker, 
69  Allston,  boards  do. 

McXaughton  Lottie  C.  Miss,  music  teach- 
er. 69  Allston,  boards  do. 

McXaughton,  see  Xaughton 

McXeil  Augus,  carpenter,  house  380  Cam- 
bridge 

McNeil  Geo.  E.,  ins.  agent,  h.  2  Pond  pi. 

McNeil  John  E.,  painter,  b.  380  Cambridge 

McXeil  Samuel,  hostler,  43  Cambridge 

McXeil  Thomas  P.,  washer,  43  Cambridge 

McXeil,  see  Neill 

McNeil)  Edward,  painter,  bds.  559  Main 

McNeill  James,  laborer,  house  35  School 

McNeill  James,  caipenter,  h.  70  Spruce 

McNichol  John,  laborer,  bds.  61  Spring 

McNichol  Patrick,  laborer,  house  273 
Cambridge 

McNichol  Patrick,  porter  (477  Washing- 
ton, B.),  house  at  Bridge 

McNinch  Robert  W.  (Cummings,  Kenney 
&  Co.),  lumber,  Bridge,  opp.  Prison 
Point  bridge,  house  at  Boston 

McNinch  Samuel,  bookkeeper  Cummings, 
Kenney  &  Co.,  Bridge,  opp.  Prison 
Point  bridge,  boards  at  Boston 

McNott  Mary,  widow  of  William,  house 
23  Vine 

McNulty  Catherine,  widow  of  Daniel,  h. 
31  Harding  [31  Harding 

McNulty  Daniel,  fireman  Sortwell  &  Co.,h. 

McNulty  Hugh,  laborer,  house  Garden 
court,  last  on  left 

McNulty  Rose  Miss,  house  96  Spring 

M'Coy  Frank  H.,  painter,  604  Main,  bds. 
18  Rockwell 

M'Coy  Madison,  fruit  and  confectionery, 
Main,  cor.  Pearl,  house  18  Rockwell 

McPeak  James  F.,  silver  plater  (B.),  bds. 
64  Charles  [Cambridge 

McPeak    John,    tin  peddler,  boards    329 

MePeak  Patrick,  helper,  17  Main,  boards 
at  Boston 

McPeak  Patrick,  grocer,  64  Charles,  h.  do. 

McPhail  Edward  A.,  clerk,  147  North  av., 
rms.  H.  J.  Reddick's,  Porter  station 


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McPhee  Dougal,    at    Kennedy's    bakery, 

Main,  house  34  Brookline 
McPhee  Margaret  Mrs.,  wid.  of  Dougald, 

house  34  Brookline 
McPhelan  Edward,   electrotyper  Univers- 
ity Press,  boards  15  Farwell  place 
McPherson  Ewen  R.,  flour  and  corn.  mer. 

(204  State,  B.),  house  64  Chestnut 
McPherson  George,  clerk  (204  State,  B.), 

house  63  Chestnut 
McPherson  Geo.  R.  Mrs.,  h.  64  Chestnut 
McPherson   John,   clerk   (204  State,  B.), 

house  4  Florence  [bridge 

McQuade  Henry,  polisher,  bds.  303   Carn- 
McQuade  Margaret,  widow  of  Patrick,  h. 

303  Cambridge 
McQuade  Owen,  finisher,  boards  Mansion 

House,  Gore,  corner  Bridge 
McQuade  Terrence,  laborer,  h.  86  Fifth 
McQualters    William,    coffin    maker,  203 

Bridge,  house  at  Charlestown 
McQueen  Alexander,  cooper  J.  H.  Eames, 

boards  62  Sidney 
McQuesten  John  L.,  at  B.  L.  &  C.  R.  R. 

repair  shop,  house  58£  Cambridge 
McQuigin   Frank  J.,    compositor,    house 

New,  near  F.  R.  R. 
McQuigin  Patrick,  laborer,  house  New,  n. 

F.  R.  R.  [boards  do. 

McQuillan   Hugh,   hairdresser,  387  Main, 
McQuillan  Mary  A.,  wid.  of  Thomas,  h. 

87  Brookline 
McRae  Daniel,  tailor  (Manchester,  N.  H.), 

house  21  Tremont 
McRae  Kenneth,  currier,  house  54  Cedar 
McRae  Lewis  K.,  harness  maker,  house 

9  Rogers'  block,  Main 
McRaith  Charles   W.,  printer  University 

Press,  rooms  9  Revere 
McReady  Daniel,   watchman,  120  Green, 

house  30  Bay 
McRobbie  Leslie,   granite  cutter  A.  Mc- 
Donald, Mt.  Auburn 
McShean  Henry,  currier,  b.  444  North  av. 

McSORLEY  ARCHIBALD,  car- 
penter and  builder,  r.  577  Main,  h.  564 

do. 
McSorley  John,  house  62  Spring 
McSorley  John,  house  16  Vine 
McSorley  John  E.,  coachman,  b.  62  Spring 
McSorley  Peter  F.,  conductor  Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co.,  boards  62  Spring 
McSorley    Thomas,     teamster,    house   8 

Stevens  court 
McSorley  Wesley,  gas-fitter,  b.  564  Main 
McSwain  Samuel,   carpenter,   house    218 

Putnam  avenue 
McSvveeney  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  114  Third 
McSweeney  Edward  D.,   shipper  H.   M. 

Sawyer,  boards  114  Third 
McSweeuey  Patrick,  lab.,  h.  107  Spruce 
McSweeney,  see  Sweeney 
McVey  John,  pottery,  9  Harvey,  h.  11  do. 
McVicker  Archie    (28  Kneeland,  B.),  bds. 

12  Front  [Cambridge 

McVicker  Duncan,  carpenter,  boards  108 
McVicker  James,  boards  463  Main 


Mc Williams  George,  brakeman  B.  &  A.  R. 

R.,  house  131  Brookline 
Meacom  George  E.,  apothecary,  105  Cam- 
bridge, house  at  Lynn 
Mead  A.  Eugene,  produce  (43  North  Mar- 
ket, B.),  house  282  North  avenue 
Mead  Charles  C,  printer  (223  Washing- 
ton, B.),  house  322  Harvard 
Mead  Charles  W.,   printer  (223  Washing- 
ton, B.),  boards  322  Harvard 
Mead  Frank  W.,  contractor  (266  Washing- 
ton, B.),  house  152  North  aveuue 
Mead  John  F.,  mason  and  builder,  house 
1  Jay  [h.  79  Bolton 

Mead  Thomas,  gateman  F.  R.  R.,  Dublin, 
Mead  Wm.  R.,  provisions,  house  Elm,   1st 

north  of  Beech 
Meade  John  W.,  machinist,  368  Main,  h. 

85  Elm 
Meade  Julia,  widow  of  Thomas,  h.  85  Elm 
Meader  Jos.,  laborer,  h.  3  Lowland  avenue 
Meadows  Samuel,  clerk,  155  North  avenue, 
boards  N.  L.  Allen's,  Lambert  avenue 
Meagher  Dennis,  driver  Cambridge  R.  R. 
Co.,  h.  Holworthy,  opp.  Holworthy  pi. 
Meagher  Thomas,  farmer,  h.  Auburn  pi. 
Meaney  Timothy,  laborer,  boards  5  Carson 
Meany  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  2  Jefferson 
Mears  Catharine  Miss,  h.  83  North  avenue 
Meckel  Joseph,  cigar  maker,  r.  12  Second 
Meda  J.,  cabinet  maker,  54  Bridge 
Medeiros  Antonio  J.,  shoemaker,  7  Har- 
vard square,  house  r.  28  Washington 
Medios    Frank,    cabinet    maker,    F.     M. 
Holmes  Furniture  Co.,  house  3  Low- 
land avenue 
Medith  Joseph  A.,  laborer,  house  10  Fifth 
Meehan  Charles,   cabinet  maker,  Wood- 
bury bldg.,  Otis,  boards  at  Boston 
Meehan    Dennis,    laborer,     32     Quincy, 

boards  do. 
Meehau  Deunis,  gardener,  32  Quincy 
Meehan  Thos.,  cabinet  maker,  54  Bridge, 

house  ^6  Third 
Megan    Andrew,    barrel    maker    J.     H. 

Eames,  boards  48  Andrew 
Megan  Francis  J.,  stock  clerk  (67  Com- 
mercial, B.),  house  48  Andrew 
Megan  John,  laborer,  boards  48  Andrew 
Megan  Thomas,  house  48  Andrew 
Megroth  Charles  H.,  carpenter,  house  43 

Western  avenue 
Megroth  Wm.  N.,   piano  action  maker, 

113  Broadway,  house  93|  Green 
Meguire  Bernard,  iron  moulder,  h.  rear 

67  Charles 
Meharg  Joseph,  groceries  and  provisions, 
145  and  147  Pleasant,  h.  3  Gordon  pi. 
Meharg  Robert  R.,   clerk,    145  Pleasant, 

boards  3  Gordon  place 
Mehegan  Ellen,  wid.  of  John,  h.  112  Third 
Mehegau  Robert  J.,  pressman  (255  Wash- 
ington, B. ),  boards  112  Third  [folk 
Melcher  Abbot  L.,  stone  cutter,  126  Nor- 
Melcher  Daniel  R.,  organ  maker,  624  Main, 

house  27  Pleasant 
Melen  Andrew,  safe  maker,  17  Main 


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MEL 


209 


MER 


Melia  Bernard,  clerk,  9  Heed,  boards  do. 
Melick  William  R.,  baker  (Charlestown), 

house  191  Norfolk 
Melledge  Edgar  C,   clerk   (117   Federal, 

B. ),  house  335  Harvard 
Melledge  James  H.,  house  335  Harvard 
Melledge  Mary  Miss,  house  335  Harvard 
Melledge  Robert  J.,  (91  State,  B.),  house 

335  Harvard 
Melledge  S.  J.,  widow  of  James  P.,  house 

335  Harvard 
Mellen  Edwin  D.,  at  184  Broadway,  boards 

31  Essex 
Mellen  James  (Curtis  Davis  &  Co.),  soap 

mnfr.,  184  Broadway  and  (136  State, 

B.),  house  31  Essex  [101  Prospect 

Mellen  Joseph,  tinman,  Hampshire,  house 
Mellen  Michael,  laborer,  173  Putnam  av., 

house  135  Brookline 
Mellen  Thomas,  laborer  Union  Glass  Co., 

house  141  Webster  avenue 
Melley  Arthur,  engineer,  172  Pearl,  house 

121  Pleasant 
Melley  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Garden  ct., 

between  Dublin  and  Garden 
Melley    Patrick,    soapmaker,    172    Pearl, 

house  60  River 
Mellon  Michael,  dry  pressman  Riverside 

Press,  house  135  Brookline 
Mellor  Jos.  G.,  clerk  Geo.  D.  Emery,  East, 

boards  11  Leighton  court 
Mellow  Joseph  M.,  hairdresser,  427  Main, 

boards  394  do. 
Meloon  Hopkins  H.,  produce  (19  Black- 
stone,  B.),  house  67  Third 
Meloon  Joseph,  clerk  B.  L.  &  C.  R.  R. 

(Boston),  rooms  130  Washington 
Meloon  Minnie  A.  Miss,  music  teacher, 

boards  67  Third  [67  Third 

Meloon  Seviah,  widow  of  David  C,  house 
Meloon  William  H.,  conductor  Cambridge 

Railroad  Co.,  house  Houghton 
Melville  Edward,   cook,  122   Cambridge, 

house  1  Sixth 
Melville  George,  laborer,  h.  186  Bridge 
Melvin  Edwin,  cook,  122  Cambridge,  h. 

corner  Sixth  and  Gore 
Melvin  Fred.   W.,  watchmaker,  458  Har- 
vard, boards  12  Appian-way 
Melvin  Jane,   widow  of  John,  house  28 

Charles  River 
Melvin  John  H.,  machinist,  174  Broadway, 

house  222  do. 
Melvin  William,  clerk,  17  Brattle,  boards 

Charles  River 
Menix  Catherine,  widow  of  Patrick,  h. 

147  Main 
Menix  Murthy,  boards  147  Main 
Mention  John,  boards  83  Putnam  avenue 
Meuton  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  24  Baldwin 
Menzer  James,  machinist,  h.  rear  123  Elm 
Mercer  William  L.,  broker  (50  School,  B.), 

house  78  Inman 
Mercer  William   W.,  janitor  (53  Devon- 
shire, B.),  house  34  Brewery 
Meriam  Emeline,  widow  of  William,  h. 

11  Clinton 


Meriam  John  N.,  169  Gore,  h.  143  Maga- 
zine 
Meriam  Susie  M.  Miss,  h.  143  Magazine 
Merkle  August,  glass  decorator,  house  42 

Winter 
Merriam  Albert  Mrs.,  h.  369  Cambridge 
Merriam  Geo.  H.,  insurance  agent,  house 

4  Beech 
Merriam  Harry  L.,  carpenter,  bds.  4  Beech 
Merrick  Frederick  F.,  laborer,  house  55 

Washington 
Merrick  Fred  H.,  laborer,  h.  37  Portland 
Merrick   Richard,   laborer,  126  Portland, 
house  16  McCabe    ■  [59  Wright 

Merriiield  Otis  E.,  clerk,  6  Brattle,  house 
Merrifield  Walter  L.,  express  (40  Court 
square,  B.),  boards  385  North  avenue 
Merrill  Allyne  L.,  student  (Mass.  Inst,  of 

Technology,  B.;,  boards  65  Dana 
Merrill  Charles  A.,  carpenter,   boards  3 

Holly  avenue 
Merrill  Charles  R.,  sausage  maker,  house 

rear  412  Cambridge 
Merrill  David  G.,  foreman,  3  Hampshire, 

house  30  Norfolk 
Merrill    Dennett,   piano  key  maker,   137 

Broadway,  boards  84  Moore 
Merrill    Elijah  H.,    law    student  H.   U., 

rooms  9  Story 
Merrill  Eugene  E.,  jeweler  (353  Washing- 
ton, B.),  boards  30  Norfolk 
Merrill  Frederic  D.,  regulator,   624  Main, 

house  at  Woburn 
Merrill  George  (6  Fulton,  B.),  b.  55  Cedar 

house  at  Woburn 
Merrill  George  Edward,  entry  clerk,   Bed- 
ford, house  5  Greenough  avenue 
Merrill  George  S.,   boots  and  shoes   (469 

Washington,  B.),  house  65  Dana 
Merrill  Herbert  S.,   metals   (178  Commer- 
cial, B.),  house  Russell,  cor.  Orchard 
Merrill  Horace  A.,  carpenter,  h.  24  Rice 
Merrill  Joseph  F.,  printer,  h.  86  Moore 
Merrill  J.    Warren,    treasurer  (24  and  25 
N.  Y.  Mutual  Ins.  bldg.,  95  Milk,  B.), 
h.  400  Broadway  [Cambridge 

Merrill  Lorenzo,  foreman,  169  Gore,  h.  106 
Merrill   Louis   B.,  sawyer,  3   Hampshire, 

boards  30  Norfolk 
Merrill  Robert,  coachman,  127  North  av., 
boards  do.  [house  do. 

Merrill  Sarah  F.,  dressmaker,  24  Wallace, 
Merrill  Thomas  P.,  car  driver,  b.  134  River 
Merrill  Susan  E.    Miss,  teacher  Harvard 

grammar  school,  b.  341  Broadway 
Merrill  T.  Wattson  (24  and  25  New  York 
Mutual   Ins.   building,   95  Milk,   B.), 
house  400  Broadway 
Merrill  Walter  A.,  sawyer,  3  Hampshire, 
house  61  Cherry  [bert  av. 

Merrill  William,  wheelwright,  h.   7  Lam- 
Merritt  Edgar  A.,  mason,  bds.  51  Winsor 
Merritt  Elisha  L.,  mason,  h.  51  Winsor 
Merritt  Kate  Mrs.,  house  64  Thorndike 
Merrow  James  J.  Mrs.,  h.  64  Thorndike 
Merry  John,  in  sand  paper  works,  house 
174  Columbia 


J.  H.  &  J.  JP.  THAYER  &  CO., 

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MIL 


Merton  M.,  boards  Brattle  Square  Hotel 
Mescall  Andrew,  carver,  house  158  Otis 
Meserve  John  W.,  mechanical   engineer, 

604  Main,  boards  Prospect  House 
Mesier  Henry  Mrs.,  boards  120  Brattle 
Messer  Daniel  E.  (D.  E.   Messer  &  Bro.), 

grocer,  159  Harvard,  rooms  177£  do. 
Messer  D.  E.  &  Bro.  (Daniel  E.   and  Gor- 
ham  B.  Messer),  grocers,  159  Harvard 
Messer  Gorham  B.  (D.  E.  Messer  &  Bro.), 

grocer,  159  Harvard,  boards  140  do. 
Messer  James,  laborer,  boards  157  Winsor 
Messer  John  M.,  teamster  Win.    A.   Mes- 
ser, boards  94  Webster  avenue 
Messer  Lucy,  widow  of  Willard,  boards  28 

Sheoard 
Messer  Stillman,  house  140  Harvard 
TITESSER  WM,  A.,  furniture  mover. 
IVL  97  Webster  avenue,  house  94  do. 
Messenger  William  H.,  carpenter,   house 

500  Main 
Messinger  William  T.,  house  15  Prospect 
Mestler  Edward  A.,  boots  and  shoes,   625 

Main,  house  21  Magazine 
Metcalf  Charles  C,  printer  Boston  Tran- 
script (324  Washington, B.  ),h.  2  Sidney 
Metcalf   Greenleaf   W.,    fly-finisher,   162 

Broadway,  house  1  Allston  court 
Metcalf  Louisa  C.  Miss,  h.  154  Mt.  Auburn 
Metcalf  Nancy  C,   widow  of  Chas.    R., 

house  154  Mount  Auburn 
Metcalf  Willard   L.,  artist   (57  Tremont, 
B.),  boards  1  Allston  court 

METCALF  WM.  S.,  compiler  and 
proof-reader  at  W.  A.  Greenough  & 
Co.'s  Directory  office  (31  Milk,  B.), 
house  22  Lowell 

M^tivier  Napoleon,  laborer,  h.  25  Harvey 

Metivier  Noel,  laborer,  house   113  Spruce 

Metzger  Andrew,  vocalist,  h.  158  Otis 

Metzger  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Andrew, 
house  10  Seventh 

Metzger  Joseph,  music  recorder  and  pat- 
entee organette  mnfr.,  also  saloon, 
200  Cambridge,  house  do. 

Meyer  Charles,  currier  (Somerville), 
house  206  Green 

Meyer  Henrich,  engineer  (Herald  build- 
ing, B.),  house  43  Reed 

Meyer  John,  varnisher  F.  Geldowsky  Fur- 
niture Co.,  house  214  Cambridge 

Meyer  John  F.  A.,  hairdresser,  13  Winsor, 
house  do. 

Michaelson  M.  S.,  cabinet  maker,  162 
Broadway,  house  4  Jordan's  block, 
rear  128  do.  [North  avenue 

Middleach    Caspar,    currier,     house    388 

Midgely  Thomas,  carpenter  B.  L.  &  C.  R 
R  shop,  house  62  Cambridge 

Mier  Carl,  currier,  boards  440  North  av. 

Miethke  Herman,  varnisher,  624  Main, 
house  70  Green 

Mifflin  Geo.  H.  (H.  O.  Houghton  &  Co.), 
printer  Riverside  Press,  and  (Hough- 
ton, Mifflin  &  Co.),  publisher  (4  Park, 
B. ),  house  at  Boston 

Milbury  Charles,  teamster,  bds.  82  Sixth 


Miles  Albert  F.  (Fenton  &  Miles),  spring- 
bed  mnfr.,  137  Gore,  boards  do. 

Miles  Dennis  W.,  harness  maker,  bds.  60 
Broadway 

Miles  Edmund,  foreman  compositors'  de- 
partment University  Press,  house  4 
Charles  River  |391|  Cambridge 

Miles  Edward,   cooper,   169  Gore,   house 

Miles  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Edward,  h.  60 
Broadway 

Miles  Fernando,  foreman  River  street 
stable  Cambridge  R  R.  Co.,  house  134 
River 

Miles  Frank  H.,  stereotyper  University 
Press,  house  Crescent,  1st  on  right 
from  Oxford 

Miles  Mary,  widow  of  Patrick,  house  211 
Franklin  [Broadway 

Miles  Richard  J.,  brass-finisher,  bds.   60 

Miles  Thomas,  at  Dover  Stamping  Co., 
boards  2  Lawrence 

Miles  Wm.  S.,  boards  4  Charles  River 

Miles,  see  Myles 

Millan  Alexander,  fish  and  oysters,  17 
Brattle,  house  12  DeWolf 

Millan  E.  H.,  peddler,  boards  46  Pearl 

Millan  Horace  E.,  driver,  502  Main,  house 
44  Sidney 

Millard  James,  carpenter,  h.  103  River 

Millard  Wm.,  tinsmith  (79  North,  B ), 
house  106  Pearl  [18  Gore 

Millen  Frederick  A.,  wood  moulder,  house 

Milieu  Wm.  A.,  dental  student  (13  Tre- 
mont row,  B.),  boards  101  Allston 

Millen  Wm.  J.,  foreman  (1  and  3  Sudbu- 
ry, B.),  house  101  Allston 

Miller  Barbara  Mrs.,  housekeeper,  288 
Harvard 

MILLER  BROTHERS  (George  H. 
and   Frank   H.   Miller),   watches  and 

jewelry,  637  Main 
Miller  Charles,  instrument  maker,  boards 

155  Otis 
Miller  Charles,  laborer,  h.  401  Cambridge 
Miller  Charles,  cabinet  maker,  384  Main, 

house  62  Harvard 
Miller  Charles  jr.,  turner,  rear  380  Main, 

boards  62  Harvard 
Miller  Charles  S.,  printer  Riverside  Press, 

boards  32  Brookline 
Miller  Dandridge,  laborer,  b.  33  Hastings 
Miller  Ellen,  wid.  of  Geo.,  h.  7  Appian-way 
Miller  Ellis  F.,  undertakers'  materials  (19 

Washington,  B.),  house  13  Roseland 
Miller  Eliza,  widow  of  Claborn  C,  house 

rear  33  Hastings 
Miller  Fanny  \V.  C.  Mrs.,  h.  122  Hancock 
Miller   Frank  H.   (Miller  Bros.),  watches 

and  jewelry,  637  Main,  b.  32  Brookline 
Miller  Fred  J.,  action  maker,  113  Broad- 
way, boards  27  Webster  avenue 
Miller  Fredeman,  decorator  N.  E.  Glass 

Co.,  house  106  Spring 
Miller  Frederick,  cooper,  h.  123  Third 
Miller  George,  at  502  Main,  b.  30  Sidney 
Miller  George  G.,  blacksmith  B.  &  A.  R. 

R.  (Allston),  house  32  Brookline 


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Miller  George  H.  (Miller  Bros.),  watches 

and  jewelry,  637  Main,b.  32  Brookline 
Miller  Gustavo,  upholsterer,  h.  2  Moore 
Miller  Henry  S.,  machinist,  356  Main,  b. 

32  Brookline  [Broadway 

Miller  Herbert  W.,  prop.  Ross  House,  7 
Miller  Ingram  B.,  carpenter,  State,  house 

7  Appian-way 
Miller  James  H.,  blacksmith,  h.  18  Upton 
Miller  John,  agent  Miller's  patent  tools, 

house  20  Upton 
Miller  John,  boiler  maker,  h.  120  Harvard 
Miller  John, mason,  h.10  Rogers'  blk.,  Main 
Miller  John,  house  47  Araory 
Miller  John,  piano  maker  (B.),  house  102 

Fourth 
Miller  Joseph,  rooms  32  Fourth 
Miller  Joseph,  waiter,  rms.  23  Washington 
Miller  Joseph,  sand  paperer,  54  Bridge 
Miller  Joseph  A.,  F.  M.  Holmes  Furniture 

Co.,  house  58  Thorndike 
Miller  Joseph  G.,  clerk  Geo.  D.  Emery, 

East,  boards  11  Leigh  ton  court 
Miller  Martha  C.,  wid.  of  David, h.  91  Elm 
Miller  Robert,   hostler  Cambridge  R.   R. 

Co.,  boards  131  Third 
Miller  Samuel,  hostler  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  boards  131  Third 
Miller  Samuel,  painter,  house  27  Fourth 
Miller  Samuel,  hostler  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  boards  131  Third 
Miller  Stuart  C,  produce  (104  F.  H.  mar- 
ket, B.),  house  122  Hancock 
Miller  William,  laborer,  h.  215  Mt.  Auburn 
Miller  Wm.   F,  wood  turner,  624  Main,  h. 

62  Harvard 
Miller  Wm.   G.,   foreman   (Water,  corner 

Chamber,  Charlestown),h.  9  Franklin 
Miller  Wm.   H.,  janitor  (28  School,  B.),  h. 

rear  60  Cambridge 
Miller  Wm.  Martin,  piano-hammer  maker, 

555  Main,  house  8  State 
Millet  Felix,  broom  maker,  h.  Crescent  av. 
Millet  J.  B.,  clerk  Riverside  Press,  house 

at  Boston 
Millett  Geo.  W.,  printer  Riverside  Press, 

house  85|  Putnam  avenue 
Milligan  Daniel  H,  shoemaker,  36  Fifth, 

house  159  Norfolk 
Milligan   James,  tailor  (369  Washington, 

B.),  house  28  Fayette 
Milligan  John  D.  (U.  S.  N.),  b.  28  Fayette 
Milligan  William,  dentist,  613  Main,  bds. 

28  Fayette 
Milliken  Jas.  E.,  express,  12  Brattle  and 

(26  Devonshire,  B.),  h.  8  Mt.  Auburn 
Milliken  James  S.   (Texas),  house  8  Mt. 

Auburn 
Millmore  Patrick,  hostler  Cambridge  R. 

R.   Co.,  201  Main,  house  2  Hannum's 

block,  rear  114  Broadway 
Millner  Charles  H.,  tinsmith,  552  Main, 

house  73  River 
Milner  John,  plumber,  house  73  River 
Mills    Benj.   F.,  stenographer    Riverside 

Press,    and    stenograph    teacher,    8 

Tufts,  house  do. 


Mills  Benj.  F.,  clerk  (70  Devonshire,  B.), 
boards  64  Winter 

Mills  Carlton  P.,  student  Epis.  Theo. 
School,  Brattle 

Mills  David  S.,  hatter  (377  Washington , 
B.),  house  72  Iuman 

Mills  Frank,  machinist  (81  High,  B.),  h. 
115  Green 

Mills  Graeme,  trav.  agent  (220  Washing- 
ton, B.),  rooms  462  Main 

Mills  Henry  D.,  butcher  (Brookline),  h. 
220  Putnam  avenue 

Mills  James,  hairdresser  (122  Cambridge, 
B.),  house  45  Winsor 

Mills  Jas.  H.,  cabinet  maker,  h.  64  Winter 

Mills  Jas.  H.  jr.,  cane-chair  seater,  boards 
64  Winter  [dike 

Mills  John,  sugar  refinery,  h.  139  Thorn- 
Mills  Samuel,  engineer,  boards  Inman 
Square  Hotel 

Mills  Wm.,  carpenter,  house  35  Willard 

Milne  Robert  Mrs.,  house  201  North  av. 

Milton  Henry,  tin  peddler,  house  172  Co- 
lumbia, corner  Cambridge 

Mimneugh  James,  house  298  Cambridge 

Mimneugh  Michael,  laborer,  h.  2  Stevens 
court 

Minane  John,  laborer,  h.  7  Maynard  pi. 

Minane  Thomas  H.,  granite  polisher,  bds. 
7  Maynard  place 

Mindig  Jane,  widow  of  Philip,  house  20 
Murdock 

Minehan  John,  laborer,  house  36  Reed 

Miner  Augusta  A.,  widow  of  Charles,  h. 
89  Thorndike 

Miner  Catherine,  widow  of  Henry,  house 
39  Hastings  [244  Harvard 

Miner  Edward"  F.,  machinist,  72  Main,  h. 

Miner  Fred  L.,  clerk,  161  Cambridge,  bds. 
89  Thorndike 

Miner  Henry  A.,  apothecary,  161  Cam- 
bridge, house  89  Thorndike 

Miner  Wm.,  laborer,  house  34  Hastings 

Miner  Willis,  laborer 

Minot  Elizabeth,  widow  of  George,  house 
38  Concord  avenue 

Minott  James  M.,  apothecary,  415  and  528 
Cambridge,  house  at  Soraerville 

Minskey  Frank,  lab.,  h.  Winter,  n.  Fourth 

Miraute  Alexander,  carpenter,  house  4 
Lin  eh  an  block 

Mirick  Augusta  G.  Mrs.,  teacher  Putnam 
grammar  school,  house  139  Thorndike 

Mirick  Geo.  A.,  student,  b.  139  Thorndike 

Mirick  Lelia  A.  Miss,  teacher  Thorndike 
grammar  school,   b.  139  Thorndike 

Misener  John  A.,  wood  worker,  162  Broad- 
way, house  186  Hampshire 

Mitchell  Alex.,  laborer  Mt.  Auburn  ceme- 
tery, h.  2  Huron,  n.  Lake  View  a  v. 

Mitchell  Charles,  laborer,  354  Main 

Mitchell  Eliza  J.,  teacher  Sargent  prima- 
ry school,  boards  116  Winsor 

Mitchell  Elizabeth,  widow  of  William,  h. 
60  Hastings 

Mitchell  Elizabeth  H.,  widow  of  William 
S.,  house  89  Plymouth 


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Mitchell  Erastus  C,  box  maker,  3  Hamp- 
shire, boards  53  Cherry 
Mitchell  Frank  H.,  foreman,  h.  64  River 
Mitchell  Frank  L.,  bookbinder  Riverside 

Press,  boards  221  Pearl 
Mitchell  Frederic  M..  clerk   (95  Summer, 

B.),  boards  2S  Front 
Mitchell  F.  H.,  foreman,  624  Main 
Mitchell  George,  teamster,  91  Broadway 
Mitchell  George  E.,  cabinet  maker  Guild, 
Church  &  Co. .State,  h.  School,c. Moore 
Mitchell    George  E.,  stereotyper,  boards 
105  Putnam  avenue  [Thorndike 

Mitchell  George  L.,  glass  cutter,  house  113 
Mitchell  H.  L.,  box  maker,  3  Hampshire 
Mitchell  J.  Frank,  foreman  of  stereotype 

room  Riverside  Press,  h.  221  Pearl 
Mitchell  Lizzie,  widow,  house  10  Seventh 
Mitchell   Mary,  widow  of  John,  house  4 
Hastings  [28  Front 

Mitchell  Mary  E.,  widow  of  Henry  A.,  h. 
Mitchell  Reuben,  master  mariner,  house 
100  Columbia  [c.  Moore 

Mitchell  Sarah  P.,  wid.  of  Geo.,  h.  School, 
Mitchell   Stephen,   confectioner,  7   Pros- 
pect, boards  179^  Harvard  [do. 
Mitchell  Thomas,  grocer,  18  Hancock,  h. 
Mitchell  William,   harness  maker,   Cam- 
bridge, junc.  Bridge,  h.  116  Winsor 
Mitchell  Wm.  H.,  milkman,  b.  62  Pleasant 
Mitchell  Wm.  P.,  painter,  b.  34  Broadway 
Mitchell  Wm.  R.,  moulder,  bds.  180  Green 
Mitivier  James,  tutor,  boards  16  Shepaid 
Mitton  Edward   J.,  salesman,  silk  buyer 
(Bedford,corner  Kingston,  B.),  house 
18  Lee                                      [Arlington 
Mixer  C.  F.  jr.,  at  139  Broadway,  house  at 
Modeste  Chas.  E.,  laborer,  h.  1  Inman  pi. 
Moeser  Charles  H.,  cigar  mnfr.,  20  Has- 
tings, boards  do. 
Moeser  Philip,  cigar  maker,  h.  20  Hastings 
Mohan  Frank,  cabinet  maker,  h.  18  Union 
Moir  John,  baker,  3  Austin,  b.  30  Sidney 
Mohwinkel  Fritz,  laborer,  h.  r.  6  Lopez 
Moller  Axle  B.,  clerk  (99  Broad,   B.),  h. 
762  Main                                         [h.  do. 
Moller  A.    B.    Mrs.,   modiste,   762    Main, 
Moller  Christian   B.,   furniture,  etc.,   449 

Main,  house  449£  do. 
Mollette  Alfred,  at  17  Main 
Molloy  Charles  H.  Mrs.,  house  9  Vine 
Moloney  Daniel,  tin   plate  and  sheet-iron 
worker,  Otis,  corner  Eighth,  house  do. 
Moloney  Philip,   shoemaker,    114   Broad- 
way, house  do. 
Moloney  William   A.,  printer    University 

Press,  house  19  Baldwin 
Moltman   Robert,    gardener,   house   Hol- 

worthy,  near  Locust 
Moltman  William  J.,  bookkeeper  (B.),  bds. 

Robert  Moltman's,  Holworthy 
Monaghan  Bridget  Miss,  house  8  Fifth 
Monahan  Daniel,  laborer,  house  27  Fifth 
Monahan  Henry,  tailor,  453  Main,  boards 

68  School 
Monahan  Henry,  brakeman  B.  &  A.  R.  R., 
house  263  Putnam  avenue 


Monahan  John  B.,  printer  University 
Press,  house  at  Somerville 

Monahan  John  J.,  steam  fitter  (69  Kilby, 
B. ),  house  500  Cambridge 

Monahan  Michael,  laborer,  30  Xorth 

Monahan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  Rolling 
Mill  block,  Bristol 

Monblo  Francis  T.  N.,  stoves,  188  Cam- 
bridge, house  87  Vine 

Monier  August,  carpenter,  h.  131  Dublin 

Monihan  Abby  Mrs.,  house  rear  6  North 

Monk  Herbert,  compositor  University 
Press,  boards  14  Story 

Monks  Thomas,  piper,  b.  Mansion  House 

Monoghan  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  171  Dublin 

Monroe  Amos,  house  63  Auburn 

Monroe  Charles  W.  Mrs.,  h.  11  Farwell  pi. 

Monroe  Daniel  N.,  teamster,  rooms  180 
Columbia 

Monroe,  see  Munro  and  Munroe 

Montague  Charles  Hibbard,  clerk  (52  In- 
dia, B.),  boards  26  Fayette 

Montague  Clifton  E.,  clerk  (152  Federal, 
B.j,  b.  70  Antrim  [32  Cherry 

Montague  Edward,  at  139  Broadway,  bds. 

Montague  Samuel  L.,  com.  merchant  (309 
Atlantic  avenue,  B.),  h.  26  Fayette 

Montague  Sarah  A.  Mrs.,  fancy  goods,  12 
Inman  square,  house  70  Antrim 

Monte  Bartholomew,  boards  Thomas  Mo- 
ran's,  Holworthy  place 

Monte  Louis,  tinsmith,  h.  193  Main 

Monte  Octave,  at  Am.  Rubber  Co.,  b.  193 
Main 

Montgomery  Charles  S.,  real  estate  agent, 
(31  Motte,  B.),  house  224  Putnam  av. 

Montgomery  Edward,  sawyer,  162  Broad- 
way, boards  52  Winsor 

Montgomery  George,  city  lamplighter,  h. 
40  Hampshire 

Montgomery  Geo.,  teamster,  b.  69  Spring 

Montgomery  James  A.,  laborer,  boards 
20  Pioneer  avenue  [Winsor 

Montgomery  Mark,  fruit  dealer,  bds.   93 

Montgomery  Robert  A.,  printer  (238 
Washington,  B.),  house  11  Rogers' 
block,  Main  [h.  69  Spring 

Montgomery  Thomas,  city    lamplighter, 

Montgomery  Thomas  A.,  express  driver, 
195  Broadway,  boards  40  Hampshire 

Montgomery  William  G.,  soap  maker, 
house  32  Davis 

Montgomery  Wlliam  H.  Mrs.,  express, 
506  and  644  Main,  and  (10  F.  H.  sqv 
B.),  house  22  Brookline 

Montgomery  Wm.  J.,  driver  Montgomery 
express,  644  Main,  bds.  22  Brookline 

Montgomery  William  W.,  salesman,  539 
Main,  boards  42  Austin 

Moody  John  F.,  machinist,  bouse  Gore, 
near  railroad  crossing 

Moody  John  H.,  foreman  (238  Washing- 
ton, B.),  house  330  Broadway 

Moody  Thomas,  laborer,  bds.  7  Franklin 

Moody  William,  machinist  (53  Beverly, 
B. ),  house  487  Main        [183  Columbia 

Mooney  Alice,  widow  of  William  J.,  house 


THE  DOCK  SQUARE  HARDWARE  STORE. 

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Mooney  Bernard,  laborer,  bds.  179  Bridge 
Mooney  Bernard  F. ,  plumber,  h.  179  Bridge 
Mooney  Charles,  architect  (B.),  b.  9  Avon 
Mooney  Daniel,  house  107  Tremont 
Mooney  Ellen,  wid.  of  Bernard,  h.  Spring 
Mooney  George  F.,  boiler  maker,  92  Main, 

"  house  10  Davis 
Mooney  John,  boiler  maker,  92  Main 
Mooney  John,  laborer,  house  6  Hastings 
Mooney  John  E.,  boarding-house, 5  Linden 
Mooney  John  M.,   boots   and  shoes,   177 

Cambridge,  house  73  Third 
Mooney  John  S. ,  stevedore,  h.  1 14  Harvard 
Mooney  Morris,   expressman,   6   Brattle, 

boards  6  Harvard  square  [ings 

Mooney  Patrick,  brass  worker,  h.  6  Hast- 
Mooney  William   L.,  tinsmith,  502  Main, 

house  456  Cambridge 
Moor  Clark  R.  Rev.,  house  5  Walnut  av. 
Moor  Daniel,  tinsmith,  house  121  Third 
Moor  James   C,   grocer,  192  Cambridge, 

rooms  141  Otis 
Moor  Robert  W.,  cornice  maker  (63  Pitts, 

B.),  house  51  Fourth  fav. 

Moor,  see  Moors 

Moore  Alfred,  porter,  h.  104  Webster  av. 
Moore  Arthur,  fly  finisher,  162  Broadway, 

boards  229  do. 
Moore   Charles  (Charles   Moore   &    Co.), 

hardware,  etc.,  8  Brattle,  house  Lang- 
don,  near  North  avenue  [Jackson 
Moore  Charles,  hostler,  h.  Harvey,  corner 
Moore  Charles  A.,  hostler  Cambridge   R. 

R.  Co.,  house  Jackson 
MOORE  CHARLES  &CO.(Charles 
III  and  Edward  R.    Moore),  hardware,  8 

Brattle 

MOORE  C.  A.  &  CO.  (Clarence  A. 
Moore  and  George  T.  Perry),  confec- 
tionery mnfrs.,  282  Broadway,  and  (37 
Union,  Boston) 
Moore  Charles  H.,  instructor  in  Drawing 
and  Principles  of  Design  H.  U.,  house 
19  Follen 
Moore  Charles  W.  Mrs.,  house  lOTremont 
Moore  Clarence  A.  (C.  A.  Moore  &  Co.), 
confectionery  mnfr.,   282    Broadway, 
and  (37  Union,  B. ),  b.  Prospect  House 
Moore  Cyrus  J.,  laborer,  h.  36  Hastings 
Moore  Daniel,  teamster,  168  Main,  boards 

39  Hastings 
Moore  David  H.,  musician,  h.  3  Allstonct 
Moore  Edward  R.  (Charles  Moore  &  Co.), 
hardware,  etc.,  8  Brattle,  h.  24  Mellen 
Moore  Edwin  G.,  bookkeeper  (178  Pur- 
chase, B.),  house  29Inman 
Moore  Ellen,  widow,  house  92  Harvard 
Moore  Ephraim  M.,  provisions,  house  31 

Antrim 
Moore  Erasmus  D.  Rev.,  h.  44  Cottage 
Moore  Frank  R.,  packer,  203  Bridge,  bds. 

at  Waltham 
Moore    Frank    R.,   clerk  F.   R.   R.  news 

stand  (B.),  boards  127  Harvard 
Moore  George,  laborer,  house  36  Andrew 
Moore  George  A.,  architect  (9  Pemberton 
square,  B.),  boards  132  Mt.  Auburn 


Moore  George  J.,  laborer,  bds.  57  Amory 
Moore  Hannah  E.  Miss,  h.  47  Magazine 
Moore   James,  grease  collector,  house  3 
Essex  court  [r.  41  Clark 

Moore  Jane,  widow  of  Alexander,  house 
Moore  Jane,  wid.  of  Nicholas,  h.  17  Gerry 
Moore  Jane  Miss,  dressmaker,  17  Gerry, 

house  do. 

Moore     Joaquin,     marble     polisher,     70 

Bridge,  boards  at  Boston  [Spruce 

Moore  Johanna,  widow  of  John,  house  98 

Moore  John,  house  Webster  avenue,  near 

Cambridge 
Moore  John  A.,  piano  action  maker,  113 

Broadway,  house  4  Elm 
Moore  John  A.,  painter,  house  22  Lake 
Moore  John  F.,  glass  cutter,  h.  27  West 
Moore  John  H.,  porter,  502  Main 
Moore  Joseph  W.,  provisions   (147  Lever- 

ett,  B.),  house  31  Antrim 

Moore  J.  Frank,  student  H.  TJ.,  rooms  410 

Harvard  [Broadway 

Moore  Margaret  A.,    nurse,    boards    229 

Moore  Martha  E.,  wid.  of  Patrick,  nurse, 

house  17  Western  avenue 
Moore  Martiu,  laborer  John   Reardon  <fe 

Sons,  house  2b9  Putnam  avenue 
Moore  Mary,  widow  of  Edmond  J.,  house 
159  Franklin  [h.  135  Otis 

Moore    Matthew    R.,    police,    station    3, 
Moore  Nancy,  widow,  house  11  Jay 
Moore  Nathaniel,  stevedore,  h.  173  Elm 
Moore  Nicholas,  waiter,  boards  39  Wash- 
ington 
Moore  Perley  D.,  leather  (172  and  178  Pur- 
chase, B. ),  house  6  River 
Moore  Samuel,  laborer,  house  51  Hastings 
Moore  Thomas,  teamster,  house  Bridge, 

near  Lockhart's 
Moore  Thos.  W.,  farmer,  h.r.  105  Putnam 
Moore  William  C.,  engineer  (21  Haverhill, 

B.),  house  3  Rogers'  block,  Main 
Moore  William  C,  painter,  house  6  River- 
side place 
Moore  Win.  S.,  laborer,  house  Hayes  ct. 
Moorehouse   Daniel,  pressman   Riverside 

Press,  house  34  Fairmont 
Moorehead  John,  laborer  John  Reardon  <fc 
Sons,  h.  39  Blackstone  [yoke 

Moorman  Francis,  student,  rooms  26  Hoi- 
Mora  Frank,  carpenter,  house  28  Baldwia 
Mora  Manuel,  laborer,  house  r.  23  Gore 
Moran  Bridget,  widow,  house  176  Green 
Moran  Catberine,widowof  Thomas,  house 
222  Franklin  [b.  236  do. 

Moran  ('has.  P., furniture,  238  Cambridge, 
Moran  Edward,  stone-cutter,  Gore's  whf., 

house  16  East 
Moran  Ellen,  widow,  house  73  Third 
Moran  Frank,  laborer,  house  20  South 
Moran  Henry,  moulder,  354  Main 
Moran  James,  laborer,  boards  164  Gore 
Moran  John,  laborer,  169  Gore,  and  board- 
ing-house, 164  do.  [East 
Moran  John,  tailor,  49  Cambridge,   h.    16 
Moran   John   J.,  clerk  (26  Tremont,  B.), 
house  34  Clark 


J.  H.  &  J.  P.  THAYER  &  CO.,  660  Main  Street, 
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Moran  Joseph,  glass-blower  N.   E.    Glass 

Works,  house  23  Winter 
Moran  Jos.  jr.,  glass  worker,  h.  36  Winter 
Moran   .Leah    Mrs.,  boarding-house,   164 

Gore  [Brookline 

Moran  Lucy  Mrs.,  widow  of  Daniel,  h.  139 
Moran  Martin,  hen  dealer,  house  Clay,  2d 

from  Harvey 
Moran  Mary,  wid.  of  Thos. ,  h.  53  Yine 
Moran  Mary,  wid.,  h.  Clay,  next  Harvey 
Moran  Mary,  widow,  house  20  South 
Moran  Michael,  coachman,  10  North  ave- 
nue, boards  do.  [Flagg 
Moran  Michael  D.,  grocer,  35  Banks,  h.3l 
Moran  Patrick,  marble  cutter,  house  rear 

152  Bridge  [next  Harvey 

Moran  Thomas,  hen   dealer,  house    Clay, 
Moran  Thomas,  tinsmith,  12  Brattle 
Moran  Thomas,  at  Am. Tube  Works  (Som- 

erville),  house  Holworthy  place 
Moran  William,  coachman  William  Read, 

house  9  Tuttle 
Moranda  A.,  at  203  Bridge 
Morande  Alex.,  carpenter,  h.  110  Gore 
Moraudus   George   D.,  hairdresser  (West 

Somerville),  house  15  Reed 
Morandus  John  O.,  hairdresser,  54  Cedar, 

house  do.  [Pleasant 

More  Lucena  H. .widow  of  William,  h.  109 
Morelan  Jas.  H.,  box  maker,3  Hampshire 
Morelaud   Fred.    A.,  clerk,  472   Harvard, 

boards  at  Alls  ton 
Moreland  John   H.,   foreman   University 

Press  job  room,  house  at  Allston 
Morey  Elisha  W.,  oil  finisher,  024  Main, 

boards  72  Inman  [Gore 

Morey  Manuel,  cabinet  maker,  h.  rear  23 
Morey  Philemon,  salesman  (10  India,  B.), 

rooms  40  Prospect 
Morgan  Alfred,  picture  frames,  906  Main, 

house  16  Winthrop 
Morgan  Charles,  mariner,  house  6  Cherry 
Morgan  Charles  W.,  engineer  B.  L.  &  C, 

boards  45  Otis 
Morgan  Emma,  wid.  of  Wm.,  h.  8  Lincoln 
Morgan  Fannie,  widow  of  Michael,  house 

23  Brewery 
Morgan  George  F.,  conveyancer  Registry 

of  Deeds,  Otis,  c.  Second,  b.  59  Third 
Morgan  Harriet  Mrs.,  h.  97  Mt.  Auburn 
Morgan  Harry  P..  clerk  (B.),  b.  30  Irving 
Morgan    Henry,    blacksmith,   308    Main, 

house  22  Warren 
Morgan  John  H.,  cook,  house  13  Elmer 
Morgan  Joseph  P.,  hairdresser,   531  Main 
Mo/gan  Julia  A.  Mrs.,  widow  of  Joshua, 

house  9  Salem 
Morgan  Michael,  shoemaker,  7  East,  h.do. 
Morgan  Nellie   L.  Mrs.,  house  3   Rogers' 

block,  Washington 
Morgan  Thomas  H.,  jig-sawyer,162  Broad 

way,  house  9  Suffolk 
Morgan  William,  boards  8  Lincoln 
Moriarty  Bridget,  widow,  h.  1  George 
Moriarty  Chas.,  painter,  b.  452  Broadway 
Moriarty    Henry    M.,    action   maker,  102 
Broadway,  house  at  Maiden 


Moriarty  John  P.,  blacksmith,   72   Main, 

house  Hawkins  block,  Charles 
Moriarty  Mary,  widow,  h.  452  Broadway 
Moriarty  Patrick  H.,  salesman,  7  Harvard 

square,  house  14  Farwell  place 
Moring  Anna  L.  Mrs.,  house  12  Quincy 
Moring  Charles  F.,  house  12  Quiucy 
Morley  Mary  A., widow  of  Thomas,  house 
23  Irving  [av. 

Morman  John,  carpenter,  h.  28   Cogswell 
Moloney  Mary,  widow,   house  2   Rogers' 
block,  Washington  [dike 

Moroney  Johannah,  wid.,  h.  174  Thorn- 
Moroney  John,  salesman  (B.),  boards   174 

Thorn  dike 
Morrill  Alfred  (Morrill   &   Allen),  steam 

engines,  350  Main,  boards  10  Village 
Morrill  Dexter  J.,  express,  h.  30  DeWolf 
Morrill  Henry,  safe  maker,  17  Main 
Morrill  John   L.,  clerk,  168  Gore,  boards 

105  Spring 
Morrill  Leonard,  house  35  Front 
Morrill  Samuel  H,  student   H.   U.,  rooms 

58  Mt.  Auburn 
Morrill  William  F.,  shoemaker  (10  Frank- 
lin aveuue,  B.),  house  58  Mt.  Auburn 
MORRILL  &  ALLEX  (Alfred  Mor- 
rill and  Albert  F.  Allen),  steam  en- 
gines, etc.,  350  Main 
Morris  A.  Hennen,  student  H.  U.,  boards 
11  Everett  [Hampshire 

Morris  Chas.  P.,  laborer,  12  Brattle,  b.162 
Morris  Emery  T.  (107  Milk,  B.),  house  16^ 

Hampshire 
Morris  Frank,  brush  maker,  32  First, 
boards  10  Cambridge  [Hotel  Clark 
Morris  George  H.,  cabinet  maker,  house 
Monis  Jennie  Miss,  house  21  Front 
Morris  Jennie,  widow  of  Henry,  house 
180  Hampshire  [Webster  av. 

Morris  John.baker  J.  G.  Ball,  h.  BristoLn. 
Morris  Man  well,  brush  maker,  32  First, 

rooms  near  96  Gore 
Morris  Mary  J.,  widow  of  William  R., 
dressmaker,  162  Hampshire,  house  do. 
Morris  Michael,  confectioner,  h.  39  Gore 
Morris  Thomas  F.,  brass  finisher,  house 

Bristol,  near  Webster  avenue 
Morris  William,  hostler  Cambridge  R.  R. 
Co.,  house  Auburn  place,  3d  on  right 
Morris   William  H.,  at  137  Broadway,  h. 

55  Amory 
Morrison  Asa  L  , action  maker,  113  Broad- 
way, boards  1 36  Spring 
Morrison   Ba\ard  H.,   clerk  C.  R.Wood 

(Congress  sq.,  B.),  boards  9  Felton 
Morrison  Edward  H.,  clerk,  b.  9  Felton 
Morrison  George  A.  (Whorf  &  Morrison), 
fish  and  oysters,   28  Central  square, 
house  4 )  Sidney 
Morrison  Gordon,  waiter,  h.  114  Columbia 
Morrison  Harland  P.,   butter  and  cheese 
(14  New  F.  H.  market,  B.),  h.  18  Avon 
Morrison  Henry,  bookkeeper,  b.  42  River 
Morrison  James  grocer  (41  Portland,  B.), 

house  18  Avon 
Morrison  John,machinist,h.  r.  36  Harvard 


LUMBER. 


Western  A  venae,  BRIGHTON.    70  Kllby  Street,  BOSTON. 
Order  Box,  8  Brattle  Street,  Old  Cambridge. 


MOULDINGS. 


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215 


MOY 


Morrison  John,  foreman,  169  Gore,  house 
at  South  Boston  [18  Avon 

Morrison  Sarah  C,  widow  of  John,  house 
Morrison  Sarah  E.  Mrs.,h.  136  Spring 
Morrison  William,  boards  389  Main 
Morrison  William  A.,  house  9  Felton 
Morrissey  Andrew,bricklayer,h.  12  Eighth 
Morrissey  Elizabeth  A.,  widow   of  John 

S.,  house  174  Gore 
Morrissey  George  A.,  hostler,   195  Broad- 
way, house  51  Clark 
Morrissey  John,  laborer,  house  Jackson, 

near  Spruce 
Morrissey  John,  at  174  Broadway 
Morrissey    Michael,    laborer,     house    24 
Montgomery  [174  Gore 

Morrissey  Sarah,  widow  of  Thos.,  house 
Morrow  Francis  A.,  printer  (117  Franklin, 

B.),  house  rear  7  Cowperthwaite 
Morrow  James,  at  Dover  Stamping  Co., 

boards  16  Valentine 
Morse  Albert D.,paper-hanger,h.  2  Russell 

MORSE  ASA  P.,  pres.  Cambridge- 
port  National  Bank,  585  Main,  also 
shook  mnfr.  (27  Doane,  B.),  house  81 
Magazine 

Morse  Charles  E.,  bookbinder  Riverside 
Press,  house  103  Pleasant 

Morse  Cyrus  B.,  conductor  Cambridge  E. 
R.  Co.,  house  30  Rice 

Morse  Cyrus  E.,  bookbinder  Riverside 
Press,  rooms  20  Watson 

Morse  Edward  H.,  clerk,  bds.  62  Wright 

Morse  Edwin  T.,  photographer.  Main,  c. 
Brewery,  house  Bay,  cor.  Kinnaird 

Morse  Ellen  Mrs.,  h.  11  Flagg  st.  court 

Morse  Francis  A.,  harness  maker  Cam- 
bridge R.  R.  Co.,Dunster,b.  62  Wright 

Morse  George,  carriage  trimmer,  rear  10 
Brattle,  house  11  Flagg  street  court 

Morse  George  A.,  harness  maker,  5  Pal- 
mer, house  62  Wright 

Morse  George  A.,  lawyer  (209  Washing- 
ton, B.),  boards  371  Harvard 

Morse  George  E.,  house  99  Auburn 

Morse  George  H.,  laborer,  162  Broadway, 
house  149  Main 

Morse  Hattie  Miss,  house  187  Hampshire 

Morse  Henry  L.,  salesman  (42  Summer, 
B.),  house  75  North  avenue 

Morse  Horace  A., express  driver,  Lyceum 
building,  Harvard  square,  house  9 
Charles  River 

Morse  Isaac  S.,  attorney  (209  Washing- 
ton, B.),  house  371  Harvard 

Morse  James  B.,  house  17  DeWolf 

Morse  James  Drummond,  book-finisher 
Riverside  Press,  house  13£  Franklin 

Morse  Kate  E.,  widow  of  F.  H.,  house  30 
Dunster  |20  Jay 

Morse  Kendall,  hostler,  70  Norfolk,  house 

Morse  Orrin  A  ,  salesman  (450  Washing- 
ton, B.),  house  103  Cambridge 

Morse  Peter,  brick  maker,  house  Walden, 
between  Garden  and  Dublin 

Morse  Royal,  action  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, boards  149  Main 


Morse    Timothy  D.,  umbrella  maker,  1 

Austin,  house  30  Eighth 
Morse  Wm.  Frank,  clerk,  h.  99  Auburn 
Morton  Frederick  W.,  student  H.  U.,  h. 

27  Mellen 
Morton  Geo.  B.,  action  maker.  137  Broad- 
way, house  38  Sacramento 
Morton  John  H.,  sawyer,  162  Broadway, 

house  172  Franklin 
Morton  Mary,  widow   of  Thomas,   house 

79  Plymouth 
Morton  Walter, carpenter,  house  26  Eighth 
Mosher  Alfred,  cooper,  130  Gore,  house 

347  Cambridge 
Mosher  A.  M.  Mrs.,  house  7  Ware 
Mosher  John  N.,  teamster.h.  55  Columbia 
Moss  Ellen  E..  wid.  of  Daniel,  h.  102  Main 
Mossey  Edward,  lab.,  h.  3  Webster  av. 
Mott  Wm.,  soap  maker,  b.  r.  64  Winsor 
Moulton  Charles  H.  (Moulton  &  Sadler), 
clocks,  etc.,  190  Cambridge,  house  57 
Sixth 
Moulton  Chas.  H.,  boards  9  Garden 
Moulton  Charles  W.  H.  (C.  W.  H.  Moul- 
ton &  Co.),  ladders,  etc.,  Gore,  near 
Sixth,  house  131  Thorndike 
Moulton   Claudius  B.,  shirt  and   overall 
manufacturer    (85  Water,  B.),  house 
Mt.  Pleasant,  coiner  Walden 
Moulton  C.  J.  B.,  collector,  h.  872  Main 
Moulton  C.  W.  H.  &  Co.   (Charles  W.  H. 

Moulton),  ladders,  Gore,  near  Sixth 
Moulton  Elizabeth  C,  widow  of  Joel,  h. 

44  Holyoke 

Moulton  John  G.,  piano  maker,  624  Main, 

house  150  Prospect  [Mellen 

Moulton  Sarah  H.,  wid.  of  Sullivan,  b.  37 

Moulton   W.   True,  foreman,   boards   125 

Thorndike 
Moulton  &  Sadler  (Chas.  H.  Moulton  and 
James    M.    Sadler),   clocks,   etc.,   190 
Cambridge 
Mt.  Auburn  Cemetery,  Mt.  Auburn,  near 
Watertown  line,  office  (16  Pemberton 
square,  Boston) 
Mt.  Auburn  Conservatory,  Brattle,  near 

Mt.  Auburn 
Mt.  Auburn  Marble  and  Granite  Works, 
opp.  Mt.  Auburn  cemetery,   A.    Mc- 
Donald, proprietor 
Mournaghan  Anthony,  lab.,  h.  29  Bolton 
Mournaghan  Catherine,  widow  of  Frank, 

house  rear  29  Bolton 
Mournaghan  John,  laborer,  boards  rear  29 

Bolton 
Mournaghan  Michael,  laborer,  h.  24  Bolton 
Mournaghan  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Bolton 
Mournaghan  Patrick,  lab.,  h.  132  Dublin 
Mowll  Charles  F.,  clerk,  158  Cambridge, 
house  124  Otis  [h.  815  Main 

Mowry   Lottie   C,   widow  of  Albert  E., 
Mowry  Smith  A.,  boards  815  Main 
Moy  James  W.,  pressman,  h.  41  Garden 
Moylan  Mary,  widow  of    Michael,  black- 
smith, house  Spring,  corner  Eighth 
Moynahan  Daniel,  night  watchman,  E.  R. 
R.,  house  Fifth 


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MOT 


216 


MUL 


Moynahan  Jeremiah,  house  103  Norfolk 
Moynahan    Jeremiah    jr.    (Moynahan    & 

Co.),  stoves,  etc.,  457  Cambridge,  h. 

193  Norfolk  [193  Norfolk 

Moynahan  Michael  J.,  tin  peddler,  house 
Moynahan  &   Co.  (Jere.  Moynahan   and 

Thos.  F.  Rafferty),  stoves,   etc.,   457 

Cambridge 
Mud  Michael,  boards  374  Main 
Mukes  Burrill,  laborer,  house  53  Portland 
Mulcahay   Jeremiah,  tailor,  430  Main,  h. 

end  of  Bennett 
Mulcahy  John,  currier,  house  162  Dublin 
Mulcahy   John  F.,  liquors,  188  Norfolk, 

house  do. 
Mulcahy  John  F.,  teamster,  house  Oak 
Mulcahy  Nicholas,  currier,  house  45  Reed 
Mulcahy  Patrick,  currier,  boards  45  Reed 
Mulcahy  Patrick,  currier,  h.  rear  45  Reed 
Mulcahy  Thos.  J.,  machinist,  boards  238 

Broadway 
Muldoou  William  H.,  house  25  Fifth 
Mulford  Elisha  Rev.,  lecturer  in  Theology 

Episcopal  Theo.  school,  Brattle,  house 

35  Bowdoin 
Mulhall  George  J.,  bookkeeper   (Nashua 

Lock  Co.,  B. ),  boards  17  Magazine 
Mulhall  Henry  P.,  grain  dealer,  10  Cen- 
tral, house  17  Magazine 
Mulhearn   Charles,   carpenter,   186  Cam- 
bridge, house  Cambridgeport 
Mulhearn  John  F.,  cigar  maker,  bouse  88 

Webster  avenue 
Mulherin  Eliza  Miss,  dressmaker,  house 

25  Bow 
Mulhern  Chas.,  carpenter,  b.  23  Hunting 
Mulhern  Chas.  R.,  laborer,  bds.  49  Clark 
Mulhern  Ellen,  widow  of  Patrick,  house 

49  Clark 
Mulhern  James,  sawyer,  h.  107  Spring 
Mulhern  James,  carpenter,  b.  23  Hunting 
Mulhern  Mary,  wid.  of  Geo.,  h.  23  Hunting 
Mulholland  John,  laborer,  bds.  27  Second 
Mulholland  Michael,  laborer  at  150  Broad- 
way, house  40  Brookline 
Mull  Frederick,  restaurant  (157  Shawmut 

av.,  B.)  house  159  Spring 
Mullany  John,  clerk,  1  Hampshire,  b.  do. 
Mullans  Edward,  laborer,  bds.  126  Spring 
Mullen  Ann,  w.  of  Robert,  h.  8  Jefferson 
Mullen  Ann  Miss,  variety  store,  17  Fourth, 

house  do. 
Mullen  Domiuick,  laborer,  h.  35  Flagg 
Mullen  David,  house  9  Bow 
Mullen  Geo.,  machinist,  h.  476  Cambridge 
Mullen  Geo.  J.,  plasterer,  41  Spruce,  h.do. 
Mullen  Hugh,  hostler,  house  57  Charles 
Mullen  James  J.,  boards  34  Harding 
Mullen  James  W.,  carpenter  B.  L.  &  C. 

R.  R.,  house  173  Bridge 
Mullen  John,  laborer,  house  38  Porter 
Mullen  John,  laborer,  house  16  Vine 
Mullen  John,  laborer,  bds.  168  Franklin 
Mullen  Joseph,  peddler,  h.  34  Jefferson 
Mullen  J.  Edward,  clerk  (477  Washington, 

B.),  boards  9  Bow 
Mullen  Malachi,  watchman,  h.  196  Green 


Mullen  Margaret,  widow  of  James,  house 

34  Harding 
Mullen  Martin,  laborer,  75  Main,  house  at 

South  Boston 
Mullen  Michael,  laborer,  h.  6  Hayes  court 
Mullen  Nicholas,   at  N.  E.  Glass  Works, 

house  177  Cambridge 
Mullen    Patrick,    pressman   (32  Hawley, 

B.),  house  168  Franklin 
Mullen  Robert,  laborer,  house  93  Spring 
Mullen  Thomas,  boiler  maker,  72  Main 
Mullen  Thomas,  teamster,  28  Bridge,  h.  3 

Fifth  [177  Cambridge 

Mullen  Thomas  F.,  brush  maker,  boards 
Mullen  William,  at  137  Broadway,  house 

41  Winsor 
Mullen  William,  painter,  h.  41  Brookline 
Mullen  William  B.,  137  Broadway,  house 

41  Winsor  [Jefferson 

Mullen  William  H.,  at  54  Bridge,  house  4 
Mullen,  see  Mullin 

Miiller   Bros.  (William  Henry  and  Chris- 
tian   Miiller),    tanners  and    curriers, 

Tannery  (62  South,  B.) 
Miiller    Christian  (Miiller  Bros.),  tanner, 

Tannery,  house  Tannery,  1st  on  left 
Miiller  Edward,  bookkeeper  Miiller  Bros., 

Tannery,  b.  Siloam  Muller's,  Tannery 
Miiller  Henry  (Miiller Bros.),  tanner,  Tan- 
nery, house  388  North  avenue 
Miiller  Siloam,  widow   of  William,  house 

Tannery,  4th  on  left 
Miiller    William    (Miiller  Bros.),    tanner, 

Tannery,  house  at  Arlington 
Mullett  Angeline  Mrs.,  bds.  44  Boylston 
Mullett   Frank  B.,   teamster,    113  Broad- 
way, house  Bristol,  near  Webster  av. 
Mullett    Frank      C,     confectioner,     282 

Broadway,  house  15  Suffolk 
Mullett  Lucy' Mrs.,  nurse,  h.  126  Spring 
Mullett  Walter  A.,  confectioner,  503  Main, 

rooms  1  Lamson  place 
Mullett  William,  sergeant  of  police,  station 

3,  house  177  Otis 
Mullett  William  H.,  engineer  University 

Press,  boards  19  Winthrop 
Mulligan   Catherine,   widow   of  Thomas, 

house  10  North 
Mulligan  John,  laborer,  172  Pearl,  house 

rear  24  Decatur 
Mulligan  John,  laborer,  boards  176  Gore 
Mulligan  John  jr.,  laborer  John  Reardon 

&  Sons,  boards  rear  24  Decatur 
Mulligan  Thomas  E.,  laborer,   172  Pearl, 

house  rear  24  Decatur 
Mulliken    Harriet,    widow     of    Edward, 

house  1  Davenport 
Mulliken  John   E.    A.,   clerk,   28  Bridge, 

boards  at  Somerville 
Mulliken    Nelson    C.    (Washington,   B.), 

boards  1  Davenport 
Mulliken    William    H.,    bookkeeper,    68 

bridge,  boards  at  Lexington 
Mullin      Christopher,    watchman     J.    H. 

Eames,  foot  Pacific,  h.  35  Brookline 
Mullin  John,  car  inspector  B.  L.  &  C.   R. 

R.,  house  10  East 


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MUR 


Mullin  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  Squire's  court 
Mullin  Peter,  grocer,  54  Putnam  avenue, 

house  249  do. 
Mullin  William  H.,  key  maker,  139  Broad- 
way, house  41  Winsor 
Mullin,  see  Mullen 

Mullins  Hugh  J.,  hack  driver,  h.57  Charles 
Mullins  James,  printer  (32    Hawley,   B.), 

house  Green 
Mullins  John,  laborer,  house  7  Murdock 
Mullins  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  5  Squire's  ct. 
Mullins  Patrick,  printer  (32   Hawley,   B.), 
house  1G8  Franklin  [do. 

Mullins  Thomas,  grocer,  17  Third,   h.   21 
Mullins  William  N.,  undertaker,  119  Cam- 
bridge, house  177  Cambridge 
Mulloney  Ellen  T.,  widow  of  John,  house 

14  Brookline 
Mulloney  James  T.,  clerk   (Sudbury,    B.), 

boards  14  Brookline 
Mulloney    John    D.,   telegraph   operator 

(State,  B.),  boards  14  Brookline 
Mulloney  Mary  E.  Miss,  teacher  Gore  pri- 
mary school,  boards  14  Brookline 
Mullowney  James  J.,  compositor  Univer- 
sity Press,  boards  860  Main 
Mulrey  John,  laborer,  boards  20  Foster 
Mulrey  Michael,  laborer,  house  20  Foster 
Mulrey  Patrick,  laborer,  b.  34  Hampshire 
Mulrey  Patrick   J.,  stone  cutter   (iirigh- 

tou),  house  foot  of  Holworthy 
Mulroyan  James,  laborer,  house  174  Gore 
Mulvahill  Jeremiah,  lab.,  h.  203  Franklin 
Mulvahill  Kate,  widow,  h.  182  Green 
Mulvaney  Morris,  laborer,  house  42  Gore 
Mulvaney  Simon,  laborer,  boards  42  Gore 
Mumler  Chester  F.,  boards  12  Wendell 
Mumler    John     F.,    electrotype    finisher 

University  Press,  house  12  Wendell 
Mumyer  Michael,  laborer,  h.  2  Stevens  ct. 
Munday  H.  Eaton,  clerk,  148  North  ave- 
nue, house  at  Somerville 
Munday  James,  stone  cutter,  bds.  4  Gore 
Munday  Patrick,  stone  cutter,  h.  4  Gore 
Munday  Thomas,  mason,. boards  4  Gore 
Mundo  John,  stone  cutter,  b.8S  Mt.  Auburn 
MundyJohn  F.   Rev.,   asst.   pastor  Saint 

Mary's  church,  house  55  Norfolk 
Munely  Patrick,  stone  cutter,  h.109  Spring 
Munn  Charles  H.,  painter,  h.  54  Portland 
Munnion    Catharine,    widow   of  Frank, 

house  rear  29  Bolton 
Munnion  John,  lab.,  b.  rear  29  Bolton 
Munnion  Michael,  laborer,  h.  124  Dublin 
Munnion  Patrick,  lab.,  h.  Bolton,  n.  R.  R. 
Munroe  Charles,  h.  11  Webster  avenue 
Munroe    Charles,   janitor   City  building, 

Brattle  square,  house  19  Eliot 
Munroe  Charles  H.,  419  Main,  h.  12  Elm 
Munroe  Charles  W.,  treas.  Russ  Moulding 

Co.,  house  Francis  avenue 
Munroe    Emma    F.    Miss,   teacher    high 

school,  boards  127  Cambridge 
Munroe     Enoch,    wheelwright,   52   Cam- 
bridge, house  127  do. 
Munroe  Eunice  M.,  widow  of   Henry   P., 
house  64  Pearl 


Munroe  Francis  E. ,  boards  64  Pearl 
Munroe    George    H.,    reed  maker,   162 

Broadway,  boards  127  Cambridge 
Munroe  George  H.,  salesman,  3  Harvard 

row,  boards  35  Dunster 
Munroe  Hannah  F.,  widow  of  William  W., 

house  53  Austin 
Munroe  Henry  A.,  boards  111  Cambridge 
Munroe  James  A.,  bookkeeper   (20  Dock 

sq.,  B. ),  b.  Philip  Nutting's,Nutting  pi. 
Munroe  Joseph,  iceman,  b.  1  Gore  place 
Munroe  J.  W.,  soap  maker,  b.  389  Main 
Munroe  Minnie  F.    Miss,  teacher  private 

school,  boards  127  Cambridge 
Munroe  Nathaniel,  asst.  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  house  16  Wallace 
Munroe  Nathaniel  W.,   saloon,   111   Cam- 
bridge, house  do. 
Munroe    Philip    C,   express,   order  box 

(Faneuil  Hall  square,  B.),  and  grocer, 

11  Webster  avenue,  house  do. 
Munroe  Robert,  granite  cutter  A.  McDon- 
ald, Mount  Auburn 

Munroe  Sarah   R.    M.,   widow  of  James, 

house  71  North  avenue 
Munroe  S.usan  Mrs.,  house  35  Dunster 
Munroe    William    A.,   lawyer   (35  Court, 

room  2,  B.),  h.  Chestnut,  cor.  Acorn 
Munroe  William  H.,  treas.  N.  E.  Glass  Co., 

North,  corner  Water,   office   (4  P,  O. 

square,  B.),  house  at  Lexington 
Munroe,  see  also  Monroe 
Munsell  John,  machinist  B.  L.  &  C.  R.  R., 

house  18  Leigh  ton  court 
Munsil  Milton  R.,  signal  tender  F.  R.  R., 

house  Hotel  Cambridge,  Crescent  av. 
Murch  Charles  W.,  teamster,  house  142 

Thorndike  |  Western  av. 

Murdock  Frank  R.,  carpenter,  house  89 
Murdock    Frank    R.,    confectionery    and 

fruit,  155  Cambridge,  house  do. 
Murdock  George  W.  T.,  clerk,  boards  225 

Green 
Murdock  Maria  Miss,  house  661  Main 
Murdock  Robert  A.,  clerk   (80  Summer, 

B.),  boards  225  Green 
Murdock  Walter  H.,  florist, 46  Grigg,  h.  do. 
Murdock  William  J.,    bricklayer,    house 

rear  52  Spruce 
Murley  David,  laborer,  house  7  Hastings 
Murnan  Johu,  laborer,  Cambridge  ceme- 
tery, house  Maynard  place 
Murnighan  James,  grease  peddler,  house 

21  Porter 
Murphy  Bridget,  widow  of  John,  house 

Montgomery,  2d  from  Spruce 
Murphy  Catherine,  widow  of  Michael,  h. 

12  McCabe  [241  Mt.  Auburn 
Murphy  Catherine,  widow  of  Patrick,  h. 
Murphy  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  22  Hayes  ct. 
Murphy  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  S  Harding 
Murphy  Cornelius,  driver  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  house  8  Lopez 
Murphy  Cornelius  A.,  policeman  station 

5,  boards  Ellen  Murphy's,  Dudley 
Murphy  Daniel,  engineer,  92  Main,  house 

75  Hastings 


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Murphy  Daniel,  laborer,  169  Gore,  house 

rear  23  Carson 
Murphy  Daniel,  carpenter,  house  11  West 
Murphy  Daniel,  action  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, boards  10  Antrim 
Murphy  Daniel,  laborer,  bds.  8  Harding 
Murphy  Daniel,  laborer,  house  54  North 
Murphy  David,  laborer,  boards  8  Reed 
Murphy  Dennis,  coachman,  h.  95  Kinnaird 
Murphy  Denuis,  sexton    Church   of   the 

Sacred  Heart,  house  78  Vine 
Murphy  Edward,  in  rolling  mill,  house  30 

Davis 
Murphy  Edward  A.,  clerk,  h.  66  Spring 
Murphy  Edward  W.,  upholsterer  (B.),  h. 

63  Spruce 
Murphy  Ellen,  widow  of  Michael,  house 

6Q  Spring 
Murphy  Ellen,  widow  of  Cornelius,  house 

Dudley,  corner  Reed 
Murphy  Ellen,  widow  of  John,  house  rear 

14  Seventh  [Hampshire 

Murphy   Francis    C,    waiter,   house    188 
Murphy  Frederick,  boiler  maker,  92  Main, 

boards  Ross  House  [6  Short 

Murphy  George,  teamster,  28  Bridge,  h. 
Murphv  Hannah,  widow  of  John,  house 

105  Portland 
Murphy  Hattie  M.  Miss,  house  19  Forest 
Murphy  J.,  carver,  54  Bridge 
Murphy  Honora,  widow,  h.  14  Hayes  ct. 
Murphy  James,   coachman,   8  Highland, 

boards  do. 
Murphy   James,   furniture  mover.   Pros- 
pect, cor.  Main,  house  251  Franklin 
Murphy  James,   laborer,    house    rear  25 

Cowperthwaite 
Murphy  James,  laborer,  h.  rear  10  Third 
Murphy  James,  house  27  Banks 
Murphy  James  Mrs.,  house  Moore's  blk., 

rear  213  Mt.  Auburn 
Murphy  James  H.,  conductor,  Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co.,  boards  110  Fourth 
Murphy  James  I.,  constable  and  collector, 

house  110  Fourth 
Murphy  James  J.,  laborer,  h.  162  Norfolk 
Murphy  Jeremiah,  city  teamster,  house  89 

Brookline 
Murphy  Jeremiah,  safe  maker,  17  Main 
Murphy  Jeremiah,  watchman,   502  Main, 

house  166i  Norfolk 
Murphy  Jeremiah,  paver,  h.  93  Tremont 
Murphy  Jeremiah,  grocer,    187    Dublin, 

house  do. 
Murphy  Jeremiah,  house  8  Harding 
Murphy  Jermiah,  laborer,  house  8  Reed 
Murphy  Jeremiah,  tailor,  453  Main,  house 

99  Kinnaird 
Murphy  John,  laborer,  house  8  North 
Murphy  John,  laborer,  h.  2  Norfolk  court 
Murphy  John,  house  200  Dublin 
Murphy  John,  blacksmith.  Palmer,  near 

Church,  house  rear  249  Franklin 
Murphy  John,  laborer,  211  Bridge,  house 

8  North 
Murphy  John,  cotton  sampler  (79  Milk, 

B.),  house  109  Third 


Murphy  John,  gilder  (B.),  bds.  91  Tremont 
Murphy  John,  carpenter,  house  18  Union 
Murphy  John,  stone  cutter,  bds.  99  Main 
Murphy  John,  stone  cutter,  53  Main,  bds. 

8  Broadway 
Murphv  John,  teamster,  368  Main,  house 

177  do. 
Murphy  John,  laborer,  h.  220  Franklin 
Murphy  John,  gardener  Edmund   Rear- 
don,  house  104  Sparks 
Murphy  John,  laborer,  house  39  Banks 
Murphy  John,  laborer,  house  3  Tuttle 
Murphy  John,  laborer,  house  5  McCabe 
Murphy  John,  laborer,  house  118  Dublin 
Murphy  John,  laborer,  h.  .63  Franklin 
Murphy  John,  hostler  Cambridge  R.    R. 

Co.,  Dunster,  h.  22  Charles  River 
Murphy  John,  cooper,  house  34  Jefferson 
Murphy  John,  blacksmith,  h.  12  Appian- 

way 
Murphy  John,  shoemaker,  577  Main,   h. 

rear  6  Lopez 
Murphy  John  jr.,  laborer,  house  8  North 
Murphy  John  F.,    hairdresser,  218  North 

avenue,  boards  39  Harvey 
Murphy    John    H.,    butcher,    house    10 

Squire's  court 
Murphy  John  H.,  butcher,  168  Gore,  h. 

29  Seventh  [Franklin 

Murphy  John  J.,  brass  finisher,  house  240 
Murphy   John   J.,  clerk,  428  Cambridge, 

house  do.  [Bridge 

Murphy  John  J.,  clerk  (B.),  boards  1274. 
Murphy  James,  teamster,  bds.  54  Ellery 
Murphy  Jas.  H.,  student,  b.  163  Franklin 
Murphy  Jeremiah,  currier,  bds.  8  Reed 
Murphy  John,  laborer,b.  10  Squire's  court 
Murphy  John,  gardener,  76  Brattle,  b.  do. 
Murphy   John   J.,  undertaker,  47   Gore, 

boards  66  Spring  [Bridge,  h.  do. 

Murphy  John  J.,  harness  maker,  132 
Murphy  John  M.,  harness  maker,  boards 

132  Bridge 
Murphy  John  P.,  peddler,  house  241  Mt. 

Auburn  [Cambridge 

Murphy  John  T.,  cooper,  house  rear  420 
Murphy  Jos.,  student.b.  10  Squire's  court 
Murphy  Jos.,  helper,  12  Brattle,  h.  Tuttle 
Murphy  Julia  Mrs.,  house  17  Warren 
Murphy  Julia,  widow  of  Michael,  dress- 
maker, house  3  Lechmere  place 
Murphy    Lawrence,    currier,    boards  364 

North  avenue 
Murphy  Margaret,  widow,  h.  202  Bridge 
Murphy  Martin,  laborer,  house  124  Spruce 
Murphy  Mary,  wid.  of  John,  h.  32  Charles 
Murphy  Mary,  widow  of  Patrick,  house 

44  Porter 
Murphy  Mary,  wid.  of  Wm.,  h.  91  Tremont 
Murphy  Mary,  widow,  h.  105  Portland 
Murphy  Mary  T.  (Kennedy   &  Murphy), 

251  Broadway,  house  do. 
Murphy    Matthew,   cabinet    maker,   rear 

Rhoades'  building,  State,  h.  96  Spring 
Murphy  Maurice,  laborer,  house  49  Cedar 
Murphy  Maurice   F.,  coachman,  19  Bow- 

doin,  boards  do. 


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Murphy  Michael,  laborer,  house  15  Vine 
Murphy  Michael,  laborer,  h.  38  Warren 
Murphy  Michael,  safe  maker,  IT  Main 
Murphy  Michael,  laborer,  house  21  Carson 
Murphy  Michael   J.,  gardener,  house  243 

Franklin 
Murphy  Patrick,  laborer,  house  192  Bridge 
Murphy  Patrick,  house  9  Hunting 
Murphy  Patrick,  laborer,  house  26  Vine 
Murphy  Patrick,  laborer,  house  10S  Third 
Murphy    Patrick,     laborer,      boards      10 

Squire's  court 
Murphy  Patrick,  milkman,  boards  43  Pine 
Murphy  Patrick  A.,  glass  maker,  house  118 

Fourth  [14  East 

Murphy  Patrick  H.,  laborer  E.  R.  R.,  h. 
Murphy  Patrick  H.,  roofer,  h.  44  Seventh 
Murphy  Patrick  J.,  carpenter,  house  110 

Third 
Murphy    Peter   P.,    cabinet    maker,    162 

Broadway,  house  3  Union 
Murphy    Phillip    F.  (Brown,  Murphy   & 

Co.),   window  shades,    Blanche,   and 

(27  Arch,  B.),  house  259  Sidney 
Murphy  Simon,  laborer,  house  230  Bridge 
Murphy  Thomas,  lithographer  Riverside 

Press,  house  33  Blackstone 
Murphy  Thos.,  laborer,  house  8  Harding 
Murphy  Thomas,  painter,  h.  24  Somerset 
Murphy  Thomas,  safe  maker,  17  Main 
Murphy  Thomas,  stone  mason,  house  16 

Hayes  court  [h.  127i  do. 

Murphy  Thomas,   teamster,   125   Bridge, 
Murphy  Thomas  J.,  laborer,  h.  92  Third 
Murphy  Thomas  J.,  painter,  h.  5  Bristol 
Murphy  Thomas  J.,  clerk,  84  Bridge,  bds. 

127£  do.  [b.  56  Second 

Murphy  Thomas  M.,  brnshmaker,  12  Gore, 
Murphy  Timothy,  mason,  h.  10  Antrim 
Murphy  Timothy,  laborer,  28  Bridge 
Murphy  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  213  Franklin 
Murphy  Valentine,  boiler  maker,  72  Main, 

boards  8  Broadway 
Murphy  Wm.,  cooper,  b.  10  Squire's  court 
Murphy   William,  laborer  Cambridge   R. 

R.  Co.,  house  151  Franklin 
Murphy  Wm.,  glass  blower,  h.  91  Tremont 
Murphy  William,  at  184  Broadway,  boards 

rear  36  Harvard 
Murphy  William   J.,   harness    maker,    6 

Cambridge,  house  15  Third 
Murphy  William  J.,  metal  maker,  153  Put- 
nam avenue,  house  126J-  Green 
Murray  Allan  G.,  blacksmith,  house  Hotel 

Cambridge,  Crescent  avenue 
Murray  Daniel,  laborer  John  P.  Squire, 

house  137  Webster  avenue 
Murray  Edward,  express  (B.),  b  126  Spring 
Murray  Eliza  H.,  widow  of  James,  house 

28  Pel  ham  [Sands 

Murray  George,  engineer,  634  Main,  h.  4 
Murray  George,  carpenter,  634  Main,  h.  4 

Sands 
Murray  Geo.  jr.,  machinist,  h.  418  Main 
Murray  Hugh,  iron  worker,  17  Main 
Murray  Isaac,  waiter,  house  82  Harvard 
Murray  Jacob  L.,  waiter,  b.39  Washington 


Murray   James  A.,  pattern  maker,  house 

12  Douglass  [Spring 

Murray  James   E.,  police,  station  2.  h.  134 

Murray  James  H.,  tinsmith,  153  Putnam 

avenue,  house  273  do. 
Murray  Jas.  K.,  plumber,  bds.  33  Winter 
Murray  Jas.  S.,  plumber,  bds.  33  Winter 
Murray    Jeremiah,    piano    polisher,    162 

Broadway,  house  22  Harrison 
Murray  John,  laborer,  h.  2  Pioneer  av. 
Murray  John,  sand   paperer,1  54  Bridge, 

house  at  Somerville 
Murray  John  F..  captain  of  police,  station 

3.  house  121  Winsor 
Murray    John   J.,   blacksmith,   17  Main, 

house  28  Harvard  [vard 

Murray  John  J.  jr.,  at  17  Main,  b.  28  Har- 
Murray  John  M.,  machinist,  b.  418  Main 
Murray  Julia,  widow  of  Thomas,  house  5 

Linehan  block,  Third 
Murray  Kiitie  M.  Mrs.,  boards  3  Brewer's 

block,  Brattle  square 
Murray   Michael,   baker,  31  Elm,  boards 

147  Columbia 
Murray    Michael,  veterinary    surgeon,    1 

Vine,  boards  3  do. 
Murray  Patrick,  laborer,  b.  192  Norfolk 
Murray  Patrick,  laborer,  house  33  Winter 
Murray    Patrick   F.,  plumber,  5   Brattle, 

boards  33  Winter 
Murray  Peter,  laborer,  h.  rear  52  Charles 
Murray    Richard    T.,  sawyer,  house    498 

Cambridge  [Boston 

Murray  Thos.,  helper,  17  Main,  house  at 
Murray  Thomas,  clerk  F.  R.  R.,  house  162 

Norfolk  [108  Cambridge 

Murray  Thomas,  foreman,  168  Gore,  bds. 
Murray  Thomas,  teamster,  28  Bridge,  h. 

20*North 
Murray  Wm., cabinet  maker  F.  M.  Holmes 

Furniture  Co.,  house  at  Melrose 
Murray  William,  express,  b.  8  Mt.  Auburn 
Murray  William  G.,  bricklayer,  boards  11 

Fairmont  avenue 
Murray  Wm.  H.  (Murray  &  McMenimen), 

painter,  44  Gore,  h.  291  Cambridge 
Murray  &   McMenimen   (Wm.  H.  Murray 

and  Chas.  E.  McMenimen),  painters, 

44  Gore  [Fifth 

Murtaugh  Daniel,  furniture  polisher,  h.  98 
Mnrtaugh  Patrick,  painter,  h.  24  Jefferson 
Muzzey   Artemus  B.,   clergyman,  boards 

60  Brattle 
Muzzey  David  P.,  clerk  (256  Washington, 

B.),  boards  19  Magazine 
Muzzey  George  E.,  driver  Daniel  Webster 

S.  F.  E.  Co.  No.  4,  h.  9  Lambert  av. 
Muzzey  Henry  W.,  lawyer  (62  Sears  bldg., 

B.),  house  Mt.  Auburn,  corner  Cool- 

idge  avenue 
Myers  August,baker.Fourth.c.  Vine.h.  do. 
Myers   Bernard,   baker,    442    Cambridge, 

house  do.  [do. 

Myers  George  B.,  clerk,  71  Cambridge,  b. 
Myers   James  J.,  lawyer  (39  Court,   B.), 

rooms  3  Wadsworth  House,  Harvard 

square 


GARDENERS, 


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P.  O'BRIEN  &  SON,  820  Main  &  89  Sparks  Sts. 


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Myers  Mary  E.,  widow  of  Godfrey,saloon, 

71  Cambridge,  house  do. 
Myers,  see  Meyer  [Holmes  pi. 

Mygatt  Angelo,  student  H.  XL,  rooms  2 
Myles  Thomas  F.,  tailor,  402  Harvard,  h. 

33  Bow 
Myles,  see  Miles 

NAGLE    DANIEL,  currier,  boards    364 

North  avenue 
Nagle  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  house  58  North  av. 
Nagle  Garrett,  harness  cleaner,  565£  Main, 

house  18  Lopez 
Nagle  Garrett  Edward,  student  H.  U.,b. 

58  North  avenue 
Nagle  James,  engineer,  5  Broadway 
Nagle  James,  piano  maker,  624  Main,  bds. 

18  Lopez 
Nagle  John,  spring-bed  maker,  386  Main, 

house  rear  44  Washington 
Nagle  John  R.,  engineer,  Rhoades  bldg., 

State,  house  at  Boston 
Nagle  Joseph,  hostler  James  Pike,  565£ 
Main  |b.  18  Lopez 

Nagle  Wm.   H.,  organ  polisher,  624  Main, 
Nardini  Christopher,  tailor  (B.j,  house  r. 
24  Winter  [23  Trowbridge 

Nash  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  dressmaker,   house 
Nash  George,  florist,  365  Harvard,  house 

23  Trowbridge 
Nash   George   A.,  bookkeeper  (66   State, 

B.),  rooms  130  Washington 
Nash  George  W.,  medical  student  H.  U., 

boards  23  Trowbridge 
Nash    Henry    S.    Rev.,   instructor  Epis. 

Theo.  School,  Brattle 
Nash    Howard  D.,  lawyer  (19  Congress, 

B.).  boards  7  Norris 
Nash  James  (U.  S.  N.),  h.  322  North  av. 
Nash  Jeremiah,  confectioner,  9  Prospect, 

boards  52  Winthrop 
Nash  John,  hostler,  h.  7  Cowperthwaite 
Nash  John  H.,  boards  23  Trowbridge 
Nash  Thomas  C.   W.,   florist,   209  Cam- 
bridge, boards  23  Trowbridge 
Nash    Walter    (Thomas    Smith    &    Co.), 

butcher,  Jackson,  boards  31  Harvey 
Nason     Arthur    H.,    printer    Cambridge 

Tribune,  house  19  DeVVolf 
Nason  Catherine  P.  Miss,  house  4  Rice 
Nason  Daniel,  law  student  H.  U.,  rooms 

710  Cambridge 
Nason  Edward  C,  foreman  F.  M.  Holmes 

Furniture  Co.,  house  10  Houghton 
Nason  Eliza  W.,  nurse,  house  84  Spring 
Nason  Mary  E.  Miss,  teacher  Thorndike 
"grammar  school,  b.  7  Cambridge  (B.) 
Nason  Zachariah,  carpenter,h.  5  Kinnaird 
Natale  Emma,  widow  of  John,  house  14 

Rockwell 
Natale  Joseph,  bookbinder  (Federal,  B.), 

boards  14  Rockwell 
Natale  Wm.,  bookbinder,bds.  14  Rockwell 
\TATIONAL,     CITY    BANK   OF 
IN   CAMBRIDGE,  Henry  B.   Davis, 

cashier,  553  Main 
Naughton  Bridget  Miss,  house  13  Grant 


Navy  Ann  O.  Mrs.,  house  14  Jay 

Nay  Frank  T.,  clerk,  655  Main,  house  36 

Bigelow 
Nay  Isaac  A.,  provisions  (46  Quincy  mar- 
ket, B.),  house  35  Inman 
Nay  Mary  J.,  widow  of  Samuel  F.,  h.  127 

Prospect 
Naylon  Edward,  house  144  Thorndike 
Nazro  Charles  G.,  broker  (54  Kilby,  B.), 

house  34  Lee 
Nazro  Julius  M.,  notary  public  (27  State, 

B. ),  house  34  Lee 
Neal  Frederick,  machinist,  356  Main 
Neal  Frederick  M.,  tinman,  bds.  9  Sidney 
Neal  James,  compositor  University  Press, 

boards  8  Old  Harbor 
Neal  Luther,  machinist  Dover  Stamping 
Co.,  house  9  Sidney  [lard  pi. 

Neal  Theodore  A.,  upholsterer,  h.  2  Bal- 
Neal  William  H.,  woolens  (459  Washing- 
ton, B.),  house  23  Sacramento 
Neale  Addison   M.,  stereotyper  Riverside 
Press,  b.  219  Pearl  [at  Revere 

Neale  Geo.  C,  finisher,  44  Cambridge,  b. 
Neale  Nathaniel,  mason,  house  219  Pearl 
Neale  Nathaniel  M.,  mason,  b.  219  Pearl 
Nealley  Daniel  Mrs.,  house  260  Sidney 
Nealley  George  S.,  mason,  h.  260  Sidney 
Nealley  James,  watchman  Cambridge  R. 
R.   Co.    stable,  Mt.    Auburn,    house 
Holworthy  place 
Nealley  James  D.,  machinist,  368  Main, 
boards  260  Sidney  [burn 

Nealy  William  L.,  express,  h.  22  Mt.  Au- 
Neatby  James,  moulder,  354  Main 
Neddy  Edward,  laborer,  house  119  Gore 
Neddy  Martin,  boards  198  Cambridge 
Needham  Almira  P.  Miss,  h.  47  Garden 
Needham  Charles  G., machinist,  624  Main, 

boards  16  Warland 
Needham  George,  coachman,  b.  75  Third 
Needham  Sarah  F.  Miss,  seamstress,  h.  4 

Holyoke 
Needham  Susan  E.  Miss,  house  47  Garden 
Neill  George  W.,  bookkeeper  A.   McDon- 
ald,   Mt.    Auburn,  boards   Nathaniel 
Neill's,  Gushing  [Cushing 

Neill  Joseph,  mason,  b.  Nathaniel  Neill's, 
Neill  Nathaniel,  farmer,   house   Cushing, 
near  Woodlawn  [b.  do. 

Neill  Nathaniel  jr.,  gardener,   175  Brattle, 
Neill  Samuel  W.,  marble  worker  A.    Mc- 
Donald, Mt.  Auburn,  boards  Nathan- 
iel Neill's,  Cushing 
Neill,  see  McNeil  and  McNeill 
Neilly  Barnard,  boards  9  West 
Neilson  George,  blacksmith,  h.  55  Charles 
Neligan  Bridget,  widow  of  Patrick,  house 

22  Portland 
Neligan  Joanna, widow  of  Maurice,  house 
Montgomery,  1st  fr. Spruce  on  the  left 
Neligan  John  P.,  laborer,  boards  Mrs.  Jo- 
anna Neligan's,  Montgomery 
Neligan  Maurice  M.,  laborer,  boards  Mrs. 

Joanna  Neligan's,  Montgomery 
Neligan    Phillip  H.,  tailor,    8   Prospect, 
house  60  Cherry 


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Neligan  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  163  Dublin 
Nelligan  David,  laborer,  house  91  Elm 
Nelligan  Edward  J.,  marble-cutter,  bds. 
44  Foster  [Foster 

Nelligan  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Peter,  h.  44 
Nelligan  John,  in  ice  house,  boards  Cal- 
lahan O'Connell's,  rear  Concord  av. 
Nelligan  John  H.,  stone-cutter,  boards  44 

Foster 
Nelligan  Maurice,  laborer,  h.  168  Dublin 
Nelligan  Patrick,  stone-cutter,  b.44  Foster 
Nelligan  Peter,  sexton  Catholic  cemetery, 
Spruce,    house    Montgomery,   3d  on 
right  from  Spruce 
Nelligan  Peter  F.,  dry  pressman   Univer- 
sity Press,  boards  44  Foster 
Nellson  Augustus  W.,  janitor,  h.  27  Sixth 
Nelson  Ai  H.,  foreman  sawyers,  3  Hamp- 
shire, house  62  Cherry  [Boston 
Nelson  August,  safe-maker,  17  Main,  h.  at 
Nelson  Augusta,  widow,  h.  30  Tremont 
Nelson-  Carl   J.,  machinist  B.  L.  &  C.  R. 
R.,  b.  Mansion  House,  Gore,  c.  Bridge 
Nelson    Charles    A.,    carriagesrnith,    133 

Main,  boards  3  Seckel 
Nelson  Frank,  wood  turner,  624  Main 
Nelson  Fred   L.,  brush   maker   (96  High, 

B.),  boards  27  Sixth 
Nelson  George.cooper  J.  H.  Eames,  house 

273  Putnam  avenue 
Nelson  George,  laborer,  boards  4  Suffolk 
Nelson  Harry  L.,  Taw  student  H.  U.,  rms. 

20  Prescott 
Nelson  James  H.,  gilder,  bds.  101  Spring 
Nelson  Jane, widow  of  John,  h.  101  Spring 
Nelson  John,  safe  maker,  17  Main,  house 

5  Rogers'  block,  Main 
Nelson  H.  P.,  safe-maker,  17  Main 
Nelson   Peter,  carpenter  B.    &   A.  R.  R. 

(Allston),  house  86  Allston 
Nelson  Pierre,  safe -maker,  17  Main,  house 

rear  36  Harvard 
Nelson   Robert  T.,  finisher  F.  M.  Holmes 
Furniture  Co.,  boards  at  Charlestown 
Nelson  Samuel  N.,  physician,   690  Main, 

house  do. 
Nelson  Sarah  Mrs.,  nurse,22  Church,  b.do. 

Nelson   ,   watchman    (B.),   house  4 

Cowperthwaite  [h.  do. 

Nesbitt  Janette  D.  Mrs.,  nurse,  26£  River, 
Kesdell  Frank  F.,  confectionery,  391  Cam- 
bridge, rooms  126  Winsor 
Nettles  John  R.,  oil  peddler,  house  rear 

65  Western  avenue 
Netzeber  Max,  house  38  Spring 
Nevers  Abel  R.,  boards  55  Magazine 
Neville  John,  boards  191  Dublin 
Neville  Michael,  clerk,  187  Dublin,  boards 

191  Dublin 
Neville  Patrick,  laborer,  house  191  Dublin 
Neville  Phi  lip, carpenter,  h.  r.  18  Pailroad 
Neville    Thomas,    potter  A.  H.  Hews  & 

Co.,  boards  191  Dublin 
Nevons  Hiram,  supt.  C.  W.  W.,  office  City 

Hall,  house  23  Boardman 
Newcomb  Charles  S.,  carpenter,  house  12 
Gardner 


Newcomb  Fred,  cooper,  boards  143  Gore 
Newcomb  George  K.,  printer  University 

Press,  rooms  12  Dunster 
Newcomb  Sarah  A.. widow  of  William  A., 

house  23 1^  Broadway 
Newcomb  Theophilus  J.,  oyster  house  (5 

Court  avenue,  B.),  house  15  State 
Newcomb  Zephamah,  slater,  b.12  Dunster 
Newell    Calvin    E.,    express    driver,   600 

Main,  house  38  Washington 
Newell  Robert  R,  counselor  (60  Congress, 

B.),  boards  20  Berkeley 
Newell  William  Mrs.,  house  20  Berkeley 
New    England    Glass    Co.,  North, corner 
Water,  William  H.    Munroe,   treasur- 
er, office  (4  P.  O.  square,  B.) 
NEW   ENGLAND     GLASS 
WORKS,  North,  corner  Water,    W. 
L.  Libbey  &  Sons,  props.,  office   (67 
Federal,  B.)  [mont 

Newgent  Fred.  A., canvasser,  bds.  10  Fair- 
Newgent  Thomas  G.,  designer   (65  Sum- 
mer, B.),  house  10  Fairmont 
Newgent,  see  Nugent  [Cherry 

Newingdolph  Louis,  cabinet  maker,  b.  53 
Newmau  Christopher,   salesman    (31  and 
33  Commercial.  B.),  h.  Auburn  place 
Newman  Edward  B.,  clerk,  168  Gore,  h. 

17  Winter 
Newman  Eliza  Mrs.,  house  89  Elm 
Newman  Elizabeth  R.,  widow  of  John  B., 
house  93  Gore  [Winter 

Newman   Ellen,  widow  of  Edward,  h.  45 
Newman  Emmett  G.,  printer  (B.),  boards 
21  Walnut  court  [bridge 

Newman  Georee  W.,  painter,  b.  179  Cam- 
Newman     Henry,    varnish er    (Mason    & 

Hamlen,  B. ),  house  26  Park 
Newman  Jas.  H.,  teamster,  b.  167  Otis 
Newman  John,  at  169  Gore,  b.  265  Camb. 
Newman   Joseph,  clerk  (41   Federal,  B.), 

h.  Avon  place,  off  Avon  Hill  street 
Newman  Julius  F.,  fancy  goods,  182  Cam- 
bridge, boards  109  Thorndike 
Newman  Michael,  teamster,  h.  14  McCabe 
Newman  Patrick,  teamster,  h.  51  Gore 
Newman  Stephen  L,  musician  and  cigar- 
maker,  21  Walnut  court,  house  do. 
Newman  Maria  L.  Miss,  house  120  Brattle 
Newman  Thomas,  boiler  maker,  92  Main, 

house  97  Elm 
Newman  William,  laborer,  h.  10  McCabe 
Newman  William  F.,  cabinet  maker,  h. 
42  Winter  [tie,  h.  10  Magee 

Newman  William  J.,  shoemaker,  11  Brat-- 
Newmarch  Joseph,  baker,  151  Harvard, 

house  149  do. 
Newmyer  Frank,  laborer,  h.  39  Sargent 
Newmyer  Jos.,  currier,  h.  1  Lexington  av. 
Newmyer  Martin,  laborer,  h.  43  Sargent 
Newton  Catherine  B.,  widow  of  Orion  H., 

house  Chestnut,  next  corner  Sidney 

Newton  William  M.,  clerk  U.  S.  &  C.  Ex. 

Co.  (43  Franklin,  B.),  house  66  Inman 

Nichols  Alfred  B.,  student  Epis.    Theo. 

School,  Brattle  [Cogswell  av. 

Nichols  Betsey,  widow  of  Robert,  h.  43 


J".    H.    c*S    O*.    3E».    THAYER,    efts    COm,    660  Main  Street, 

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Nichols  Charles  B.,  lard  trimmer,  boards 

60  Boylston  [26  Mellen 

Nichols  Charles  C,  student  H.  U.,  rooms 

Nichols  Charles  F.,  laborer,  house  South, 

corner  Boylston 
Nichols  Curtis  C,  treasurer  Boston  Five 
Cents  Saying  Bank  (38  School,   B.), 
house  11  Magazine, 
Nichols  Demus  S.,  painter,  h.  85  Somerset 
Nichols  Edward  L.,  hardware   (659  Wash- 
ington, B.),  boards  40  Columbia 
Nichols  Edward  T.,  house  40  Columbia 
Nichols    Ernest    C,    action    maker,    113 
Broadway,  house  27  Webster  avenue 

NICHOLS  GEORGE  L,.,  (Avery  & 
Nichols),    com.  mer.,  hay  and  grain 

(109  Atlantic  av.,  B.) ,  b.  40  Columbia 
Nichols  Henry,  waiter,  h.  r.  7  Webster  av. 
Nichols  Henry  E.,teamster,h.98  Columbia 
Nichols  Henry  J.,  manager  The  Singer 

Mnfg.    Co.,     sewing    machines,    647 

Main,  boards  96  Austin 
Nichols  Hiram  L.,  sawyer,  91   Broadway, 

house  95  Winsor 
Nichols  Horace  H.,  traveling  salesman  (14 

Bedford,  B.),  h.  43  Cogswell  avenue 
Nichols  Ichabod  Mrs.,  house  33  Kirkland 
Nichols  John  C,  printer  Riverside  Press, 

boards  49  Erie 
Nichols  John  T.  G.,  physician,  office  and 

house  63  Brattle 
Nichols  Leonard  B.,  carriage  mnfr.  (103 

Chestnut,  B.),  house  103  Hancock 
Nichols  Stephen,  laborer,  16  Hastings 
Nichols  Susan,  widow  of  George,  house 

159  Brattle 
Nicholson  Andrew  S., produce,  b.  14  Green 
Nicholson  Frances,  widow  of  Charles  H., 

house  84  Pearl  [Hotel 

Nicholson  George,  blacksmith,  b.  Porter's 
Nicholson  George   H.,   clerk   (O.  C.  R.  R. 

freight  depot,  B.),  boards  84  Pearl 
Nicholson  J  as.  C,  blacksmith,  168  North 

avenue,  boards  at  Somerville 
Nicholson  Joseph,  hostler,  198  North  ave- 
nue, house  at  Somerville  [Dublin 
Nicholson  Mary,  widow  of  John,  house  20 
Nicholson  Sylvanus,  house  14  Green 
Nicholson  Sylvanus  W.,  pilot  (B.),  house 

17  Franklin  [84  Hancock 

Nickels  Abbie   B.   Miss,  teacher,   boards 
Nickelson  William,  police,  station  2,  house 

6  Village 
Nickle  James,  drainpipe  maker,  132  Main 
Nickerson  Alberto  S.,  engineer  American 

Rubber  Co.,  house  Hotel  Brooks 
Nickerson   Daniel,   machinist,    72    Main, 

boards  10  Broadway  [Pioneer  pi. 

Nickerson  Daniel  E.,  carpenter,  house  3 
Nickerson  Jennie,   widow  of  Samuel,  h. 

39  Washington  [69  Moore 

Nickerson  Mary  A.,  widow  of  I.  F.,  house 
Nickerson  Rebecca  F.  Miss,  teacher  WTeb- 

ster  grammar  school,  b.  78  Columbia 
Nickerson  Seth  L.,  boots   and  shoes,  577 

Main,  house  78  Columbia 
Nicol  Elizabeth,  wid.  of  Geo.,  h.  75  Gore 


Nicol  James,  restaurant,   122  Cambridge, 

boards  54  Fourth 
Nicol  John  F.,  cabinet  maker,  h.  54  Fourth 
Nightingale  Sarah  A.,  widow  of  George 

B.,  house  8  Worcester 

NIGHTINGALE  WILLIAM  P.. 
bookkeeper  (264  Washington,  B.),  b. 
8  Worcester 

Nihan  Jas.,  teamster,  28  Bridge,  b.  26  do. 

Nihan  Kate,  wid.  of  Frank,  h.  85  Bridge 

Nihan  Mary,  wid.  of  Thos.,  h.  149  Bridge 

Niles  Bros.  (Sullivan,  J.  Harris,  and  Lou- 
ville  V.  Niles),  pork  packers  and 
slaughter-house,  Conco'  d  avenue,  be- 
yond Alewife  brook,  and  provisions 
(31  New  F.  H.  market,  B.) 

Niles  J.  Harris  (Niles  Bros. ),  pork  packer, 
Concord  avenue,  house  at  Belmont 

Niles  Louville  V.  (Niles  Bros.),  pork  pack- 
er, Concord  avenue,  house  at  Boston 

Niles  Nathaniel,  printer  (115  State,  B.),  h. 
Mt.  Pleasant,  2d  on  right  fm.  Walden 

Niles  Sullivan  (Niles  Bros.),  pork  packer, 
Concord  avenue,  and  (31  New  F.  H. 
market,  B.),  house  Washington  av. 

Niles  William  H.,  professor  (Institute  of 
Technology,  B.),  house  10  Linden 

Nilson  Nills,  tailor,  433  Main,  boards  259 
Broadway 

Nilsson  Johan  August,  telescope  maker 
Alvan  Clark  &  Sons,  Henry,  boards 
12  Fairmont  [&  Co. 

Nims  C.  P.  W.,  trav.  salesman  A.  H.  Hews 

Ninen  Daniel,  peddler,  house  176  Gore 

Nixon  Alex.,  hackman,  house  5  Harding 

Nixon  Edward,  laborer  John  Reardon  <fe 
Sons,  house  91  Brookline 

Nixon  Geo.  H.,  laborer,  368  Main,  bds.  18 
Maynard  place 

Nixon  John,  grocer  and  hack  stable,  183 
Brookline,  house  do. 

Nixon  Margaret,  widow  of  George,  house 
18  Mavnard  place 

Nixon  Robert  G.  (R.  G.  Nixon  &  Co.), 
roofer,  order  box  622  Main,  house  11 
Watson 

Nixon  R.  G.  &  Co.  (Robert  G.  Nixon), 
slaters,  order  box  622  Main 

Nixon  William,  carpenter,  h.  378  Camb. 

Nixon  William,  hackman,  h.  11  McCabe 

Noble  Charles  O.,  cabinet  maker,  house 
443£  Cambridge 

Noble  David  A.,  mason,  house  13  Amory 

Noble  George  W.  C,  private  school  (40 
Winter,  B.),  house  21  Concord  avenue 

Noble  John,  laborer,  168  Main 

Noera  Frank  P., stamper,  Otis,  near  First, 
house  74  Otis 

Noera  Joseph  F.,  hairdresser,  436  Har- 
vard, house  44  Mt.  Auburn 

Nolan  Ed w.  J.,  glass  worker,  h.  103  Spring 

Nolan  Ellen,  widow  of  Patrick,  house  48 
DeWolf 

Nolan  James  H.,  marble  cutter  A.  McDon- 
ald, Mt.  Auburn,  h.  13  Charles  River 

Nolan  James  P.,  teamster,  26  Boylston, 
house  47  Sacramento 


Dimension  Frames  Sawed  to  Order.  LUMBER  &  MOULDINGS. 

JT.  G.  &  IV.  a.  «OOCII,  Western  A  v.,  Brighton,  70  liilby  Street,  Boston. 


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Nolan   Jeremiah,  electrotyper  University 

Press,  boards  13  Charles  River 
Nolan  John,  cooper  J.  H.   Eames,  boards 

33  Green 
Nolan  John,  expressman,  h.  22  Plymouth 
Nolan  Mary  A.  Miss,  clerk,   151    Harvard, 

boards  22  Plymouth 
Nolan  Michael,  laborer,  boards  40  Peed 
Nolan  Michael,  laborer,  house  13  Willow 
Nolan  Michael,  laborer,  house  Montgom- 
ery. 3d  on  right  from  Spruce 
Nolan  Michael  J  .  police,  station  1,  boards 

N.  Nolan's,  Holworthy 
Nolan  Nicholas,   gardener,  h.  Holworthy, 
near  Corlett  school  [Jackson 

Nolan    Patrick,   boards  Patrick  Follen's, 
Nolan  Thomas,  gardener,  h.  r.  39  Garden 
Nolan  Thomas,   laborer,  house  1,  rear  13 

Charles  River 
Nolan  Thomas,  painter,  house  11  Carson 
Noon  Alfred,  pastor  Cottage  street  Meth- 
odist church,  house  3  William 
Noonan   Abbie,  widow   of  Dennis,  house 
29  Winthrop  [Winthrop 

Noonan  Honora,  widow  of  Patrick,  h.  29 
Noonan  John,  junk,  house  52  Fifth 
Noonan  John,  laborer,  house  143  Bridge 
Noonan  John   P.,  bread  store,  315  Cam- 
bridge, house  do.  [Winthrop 
Noonan  Mary,  widow  of  Jeremiah,  h.  40 
Noonan  Patrick,  hostler,  h.  29  Winthrop 
Noonan   Patrick,  laborer,  house  2   Shep- 
herd's block,  Charles  River 
Noonan  Thos.  F.,  machinist,  b.  41  Union 
Noonan   Timothy  C,  driver  L.  Robillard, 

51  Dublin,  boards  do. 
Norcross  W.,   Rowland,  crockery,  etc.  (18 

Merchants  row,  B.),  h.  34  Kirkland 
Nordlund  W.,  machinist,  h.  132  Harvard 
Nordquist  P.  N.,  safe  maker,  17  Main 
Norman  Albert  F.,  candy  maker,   boards 
95  Winsor  [Thorndike 

Norman    A.,    cabinet  maker,  house   141 
Norman  Charles  J.,  at  137  Broadway,  bds. 

95  Winsor 
Norman  Geo.  E.,  steam  fitter,  b.  95  Winsor 
Norman  Thos.,  paiuter,  h.  34  Washington 
Norman  Wm.  S.,  carpenter,  b.  95  Winsor 
Normile  Patrick,  laborer,  21  Irving,  house 

26  Flagg 
Normoyle    Michael    C,   sewing-machine 

agent,  647  Main,  house  32  Market 
Norris  Albert  (Albert  Norris  &  Co.),  car- 

Npenter,  9  Western  avenue,  h.  34  do. 
ORRIS  ALBERT  &  CO.  (Albert 
Norris),  carpenters,  9  Western  avenue 
Norris  Albert  L.,  physician  and  surgeon, 

674  Main,  house  do. 
Norris   Ellis,  dining-room  (161   Commer- 
cial, B.),  house  Cushing,  n.  Belmont 
Norris  George,  musician,  b.  Ross  House 
Norris  James  D.,  clerk,  5  and  6  Harvard 

row,  house  18  Mason 
Norris  Nahum  F.,  planer,  139  Broadway, 

house  91  Plymouth 
Norris  Wm.  A.,  wood  and  coal,  6  Western 
avenue,  house  23  Portland 


Norris  Wm.  H.,  carpenter,  9    Western  av- 
enue, house  33  Pleasant 
Norris  William  H.   T.,  carpenter,  9  West- 
ern avenue,  house  31  Pleasant 
North   Avenue  Savings  Bank,  173  North 

avenue 
North  Cambridge  P.  O.,  150  North  avenue 
Northland  Lawrence,  machinist,  356  Main 
Northup  Samuel,  sawyer,  113  Broadway, 
house  19  Sidney  [26  Essex 

Norton    Abigail  G.,  widow  of  John  D.,  h. 
Norton  Charles  Eliot. Professor  of  the  His- 
toid of  Art  H.    U.,  house  Shady  hill, 
off  Kirkland 
Norton  Charles   E.,    soap  mnfr.   (Water, 

Somerville),  house  46  Union 
Norton  Chas.  J.,  boarding-house,  141  Gore 
Norton   Edward   H.,soap  mnfr.,  Winsor, 

junction  Webster  avenue,  house  do. 
Norton  Fanny  Mrs.,  house  172  Franklin 
Norton  George  W.,  soap  maker,   boards 

Winsor.  junction  Webster  avenue 
Norton  Grace  Miss,  house  59  Kirkland 
Norton  Henry,  boards  1U2  Kinnaird 
Norton   James,   hostler  Cambridge   Rail- 
road  Co.,    Dunster,    boards    Patrick 
Norton's,  Holworthy 
Norton  James  E.,  ice  man,  h.  r.  105  Spring 
Norton   James   H.,  blacksmith   M.  Spell- 
man,  Cherry,  b.  do.  [Kinnaird 
Norton   John,   painter,   14  Church,  h.  102 
Norton   John   EL,  sawyer,  624   Main,  bds. 

172  Franklin 
Norton  Julius,  piano  action  maker,  house 

10  Rogers'  block,  Main 
Norton  J.  F.,  conductor  Cambridge  Rail- 
road Co.,  house  at  Brighton 
Nortou  Michael,  laborer,  h.  102  Kinnaird 
Norton  Michael,  laborer,  h.  12  McCabe 
Norton  Nancy,  widow  of  Michael,  house 

25  North  avenue 
Norton  Naomi  F.,  widow  of  Richmond,  h. 

132  Washington 
Norton  Patrick,  hostler  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  201  Main,  house  34  Harvard 
Norton   Patrick,   horse  shoer  Cambridge 
R.    R.  Co.,  Mt.    Auburn,   house  Hol- 
worthy, corner  Locust 
Norton  Peter,  laborer,  h.  r.  261  Franklin 
Norval  Charles,  terra  cotta  worker,  house 
420  Main 

NOTMAN  JAMES,  photographer, 
7  Brattle,  and(99  Boylston,  B.),  h.  do. 

Nott  John,  piano  maker  Ivers  &  Pond  Pi- 
ano Co.,  Albany,  house  at  Boston 

Nott  Richard,  laborer,  12  Brattle,  house 
16  Madison 

Nott  William,  laborer,  12  Brattle,  boards 
16  Madison 

Nourse  Benjamin  F.,  supt.  of  lamps,  and 
sealer  of  weights  and  measures,  office 
Central  square  building,  Western  av- 
enue, house  45  William 

Nourse  Benj.  F.  jr.,  letter  collector  P.  O., 
611  Main,  house  45  William 

Nourse  Charles  C.  P.,  fancy  goods,  354 
North  avenue,  house  do. 


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Nourse  Rufus  J.,  gas  and  steam  fitter,  h. 

7  Greeuough  avenue 
Nourse  Rufus  J.  jr.,  shoemaker,  boards  7 

Greeuough  avenue  [R.  Co. 

Nourse  Walter  L.,  conductor  Charles  R. 
Novak  Charles,  locksmith,  h.  261  Gore 
No  well  Charles  F.,  tuner  and  carpenter, 

house  9  Rockwell 
Nowell  Francis  S.,  carpenter,  h.  Chestnut, 

corner  Hastings  square 
Nowell  George  W.,   at  Riverside  Press, 

boards  40  Chestnut 
Nowell    Melvin    A.,    action    maker,    162 

Broadway,  house  9  Rockwell 
Nowell  Moses  S.,  at  Riverside  Press,  bds. 

40  Chestnut 
Nowell  Thos.  F.,  teamster,  b.  40  Chestnut 
Noyes  Caroline  B.,  widow  of  Isaac  L.,  h. 

4  Sacramento  place 
Noyes  David  W.,  gents'  furnishing  goods 

(4  Summer,  B.),  house  770  Main 
Noyes  Edward  I.  K.,  student  H.  U.,  bds. 

4  Sacramento  place 
Noyes  Francis  L.,  house  375  Cambridge 
Noyes  Frank  TV.,  machinist,  72  Main,  bds. 

rear  78  Vine 
Noyes  George  W.,  teacher  of  penmanship, 

house  71  Western  avenue 
Noyes  Samuel,  foreman  (72  Franklin,  B.), 

house  123  Prospect 
Noyes  Thomas  M.,  clerk  (48  Chauncy,B.), 

boards  123  Prospect 
Noyes  William  jr.,  collector  Cambridge 

Tribune,  3  Linden,  house  at  Maiden 
Nudd  Charles  H.,  foreman  of  paint  shop 

B.  L.  &  C.  R.  R.,  house  91  Thorndike 
Nudd  Wm.  H.,  hairdresser  and  boarding- 
house,  387  and  389  Main 
Nugent  Barney,  engineer,  house  82  Third 
Nugent  Dennis  W.,  mariner,  h.  34  Market 
Nugent  Francis  J.,  carpenter,  b.  38  Union 
Nugent  James,  carpenter,  bds.  38  Union 
Nugent  John,  blacksmith,  Palmer,  boards 

88  Mt.  Auburn 
Nugent  John,  house  38  Union 
Nugent  Patrick,  farmer,  house  65  Spring 
Nute  Hannah  W.,  widow  of  James  C,  h. 

1  Central  place 
Nutter  Abbie  R.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  house 

9  Broadway 
Nutter  Smith  E.,  at  220  Portland,  house 

152  Prospect 
Nutting  Charles  O.,  machinist,  454  Main 
Nutting  Eliza  S.,  widow,  h.  91  Auburn 
Nutting    Ephraim    M.,    carriage  painter, 

Palmer,  n.  Brattle,  h.  710  Cambridge 
Nutting    Jonathan   D.,   hardware   mnfr., 

454  Main,  house  34  Pearl 
Nutting  Leander  J.,  wood  moulder,  162 

Broadway,  house  284  do. 
Nutting  Philip  (P.  Nutting  &  Co.),  black- 
smith, Palmer,  house  Nutting  place 
Nutting  P.    &  Co.    (Philip   Nutting    and 

Joel   H.   Prescott),    blacksmiths  and 

wheelwrights,  Palmer,  near  Brattle 
Nystrom  Gustavus,  safe  maker,  17  Main, 

house  51  Clark 


OAKES  ADDIE  M.,  widow  of  Samuel,  h. 

26  Worcester 
Oakes  Electrious.  laborer,  b.  15  Baldwin 
Oakey  John,  boiler  maker,  92  Main,  house 

239  do. 
Oakey  Talbot,  laborer,  5  Broadway,  house 

16  Hastings 
Obanyon  Simon,  laborer,  h.  66  Boylston 
Ober  I.  Frank,  com.  salesman,  h.  85  Pearl 
Oberg  Andrew  G.,  machinist,  house  257 

Broadway 
O'Brien  Bernard,  mason,  house  35  Winter 
O'Brien  Cornelius,  laborer,  house  4  Lech- 
mere  place  [Brookline 
O'Brien  Daniel,  helper,  368  Main,  h.  126 
O'Brien  Dennis,  horse  shoer,  9  Church, 

boards  88  Mt.  Auburn 
O'Brien  Dennis,  laborer,  house  2  Water 
O'Brien  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  135  Hampshire 
O'Brien  Edmund,  house  130  Pleasant 
O'Brien  Edmund  jr.,  engineer,  house  55 

Fairmont 
O'Brien  Edward,  waiter  Prospect  House, 

596  Main,  boards  do. 
O'Brien  Edward  B.,  peddler,  h.  86  Sparks 
O'Brien  Edward  B.,  florist  P.  O'Brien  & 

Son,  820  Main,  boards  11  Wyeth 
O'Brien  Ellen,  widow,  h.  265  Cambridge 
O'Brien   George    P.,    printer    University 

Press,  boards  190  Green 
O'Brien  Honora,  widow  of  Daniel,  h.  68 

Harvard 
O'Brien  Hugh  J.,  flagman  G.  J.  R.  R.,  h. 

271  Main 
O'Brien  James,  teamster,  house  47  Spruce 
O'Brien  James,  driver  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  house  Oak 
O'Brien    James,    at    slipper    factory,    37 

Clark,  house  14  Hastings 
O'Brien  James,  laborer,  house  3  Linehan 

block,  Third 
O'Brien  James,  laborer,  house  159  Green 
O'Brien  James  E.  Rev.,  pastor  St.  Peter's 

church,  house  29  Buckingham 
O'Brien  James  P.,  brass  finisher,  house  18 

Plymouth 
O'Brien  Jas.  H.,  carpenter,  h.  164  Norfolk 
O'Brien  James  H.,  carpenter  B.  L.  &  C. 

R.  R.,  house  15  Winter 
O'Brien  James  M.,  book  gilder  Riverside 

Press,  house  16  Flagg 
O'Brien   James    S.,    cabinet    maker,    203 

Bridge,  house  6  Winter 
O'Brien  James  W.,  painter,  bds.  47  Spruce 
O'Brien  Jeffrey,  laborer,  house  11  Wyeth 
O'Brien  Jeremiah,  gilder,   h.    44    Wash- 
ington 
O'Brien    Jeremiah    (O'Brien    &    Gurry), 

horse  shoer,  498  Main,  h.  37  Bristol 
O'Brien  Jeremiah  J.,  grocer,  37  Bristol, 

house  do. 
O'Brien  John,  pastor  St.  John's  church, 

house  83  Otis 
O'Brien  John,  laborer,  bds.  130  Pleasant 
O'Brien  John,  laborer,  house  248  Franklin 
O'Brien  John,  laborer,  203  Bridge,  house 

at  Somerville 


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O'Brien  John,  laborer,  house  39  Charles 
O'Brien  John  F.   (P.  O'Brien  &  Son),  flo- 
rist, 820  Main  and  89  Sparks,  and  gar- 
dener Mt.   Auburn   cemetery,  boards 
88  Sparks  [b.  10  East 

O'Brien  John  J.,  teamster  Holt  &  Bugbee, 
O'Brien  John  L.,  brass  moulder  (33  Haw- 
kins, B.),  boards  rear  58  Charles 
O'Brien  Joseph,  carpenter,  b.  8  Broadway 
O'Brien  Lawrence,  laborer,  house  24  Vine 
O'Brien  Lizzie  A.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  h. 
44  Putnam  av.  [Hayes  court 

O'Brien  Mary,  widow  of  Dennis,  house  20 
O'Brien  Mary,  widow  of  Jeremiah,  house 
132  Webster  avenue  [Hayes  ct. 

O'Brien  Michael,   iron  roller,   boards  20 
O'Brien   Michael,  teamster,  166  River,  h. 
12  Hayes  court  |Mullin's  ct. 

O'Brien   Michael,  stone  cutter,  house  7 
O'Brien  Michael,  hostler,  h.  29  Baldwin 
O'Brien  Patrick,  tailor,  h.  202  Hampshire 
O'Brien  Patrick,  painter,  house  53  Vine 
O'Brien  Patrick  (P.  O'Brien  &  Son), florist, 
820  Main  and  88  Sparks,  and  gardener 
and  contractor  Mt.  Auburn  cemetery, 
house  88  Sparks 

O'BRIEN  P.  &  SON  (Patrick  and 
John  F.  O'Brien),  floral  conservato- 
ries, 820  Main  and  88  Sparks,  and  gar- 
deners and  contractors  Mt.  Auburn 
cemetery 
O'Brien  Patrick  J.,'junk  dealer,  house  53 

Charles 
O'Brien  Patrick  J.,  laborer,  bds.   10  East 
O'Brien   Patrick   J.,  upholsterer,  boards 
205  Cambridge  [do. 

O'Brien  Rose  Mrs.,  grocer,  25  Harvey,  h. 
O'Brien  R.,  house  54  Prospect 
O'Brien  Terrence,  plumber,  b.  190  Green 
O'Brien  Thomas,  coachman,  32  Quincy 
O'Brien  Thomas,  laborer,  house  25  Cow- 

perthwaite 
O'Brien  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  190  Green 
O'Brien  Thomas,  miller,  h.  20  Pioneer  av. 
O'Brien  Thomas  jr.,  pressman  (117  Frank- 
lin, B.),  boards  190  Green 
O'Brien  Thos.  F.,  painter,  bds.  186  Green 
O'Brien  Thomas  F.,  clerk  ( B.),  b.  11  Wyeth 
O'Brien  Thomas  H,  plumber,  h.  17  South 
O'Brien  Wm,,  driver,  house  25  Harvey 
O'Brien  Wm.,  junk  dealer,  h.  53  Charles 
O'Brien  Wm.,  tinsmith  Boston  Stamping 

Co.,  boards  18 1|  Harvard 
O'Brien  Wm.  P.,  salesman,  535  Main,  bds. 

64  Hampshire 
O'Brien  &  Gurry  (Jeremiah  O'Brien  and 
John    F.    Gurry),    horseshoers,    498 
Main 
Obry  Joseph,  Gas  Works,  house  9  Seventh 
Obst  Augustine,  cabinet  maker,  house  38 
Howard  [38  Howard 

Obst  Joseph  A.,  tuner,  162  Broadway,  h. 
Obst  Lizzie  M.,  action  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, boards  38  Howard 
Ochs  Alois,  clerk,  boards  5  Union 
O'Connell  Andrew,  laborer,  h.   10   Con- 
Ion's  court 


O'Connell  Callahan,  foreman  in  ice  house, 

house   rear  Concord  avenue,  beyond 

Alewife  brook 
O'Connell  Charles,  rope  maker,  rear  147 

Dublin,  house  85  Spruce 
O'Connell  Daniel,    dry  goods,  219  North 

avenue,  house  221  do. 
O'Connell  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  15  Railroad 
O'Connell  Daniel,  laborer,  h.   Ill   Dublin 
O'Connell    James    E.,    tin    worker,    163 

Pleasant,  house  82  Paver 
O'Connell  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.   142  Elm 
O'Connell  Jeremiah,  helper,  356  Main 
O'Connell  John,  laborer,  house  6  Third 
O'ConneU  John,  butcher,  house  143  Gore 
O'Connell  John,  cooper,  house  rear  221 

Franklin  [North  avenue 

O'Connell  John    J.,    currier,    house  371 
O'Connell  John  Mrs.,  house  45  Cedar 
O'Connell  Margaret  Miss,  h.  28  Carson 
O'Connell  Maurice,  laborer,  house  rear  36 

Harvard  [Bridge 

O'Connell  Michael,  carpenter,  house  214 
O'Connell  Michael,  laborer,  h.  129  Dublin 
O'Connell  Michael,  laborer,  h.  9  Carson 
O'Connell  Michael,  laborer,  h.  21  McCabe 
O'Connell  Patrick,  tailor,  h.  130  Pleasant 
O'Connell  Peter,  laborer,  h.  rear  53  Vine 
O'Connell    Thomas  J.,  carriage  painter, 

232  Fourth  av.,  h.  Dudley,  cor.  Reed 
O'Connell  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  16  McCabe 
O'Connell  Timothy, laborer,  h.47  Jefferson 
O'Connell  William,  laborer,  house  31  Rice 
O'Connell  William  H.,  cabinet  maker  F. 

M.  Holmes  Furniture  Co.,  h.  2  Ninth 
O' Conner  Cornelius,  hostler,  575£    Main, 

house  rear  147  Franklin 
O'Connor  Ann,  widow,  h.  rear  67  Moore 
O'Connor  Cornelius,  contractor,  house  76 

Spruce 
O'Connor  Cornelius,  laborer,  b.  20  Sparks 
O'Connor  Daniel,  road  master  Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co.,  boards  155  Franklin 
O'Connor     Ellen,    widow    of    Jeremiah, 

house  23  Dunster 
O'Connor    Frank    J.,  printer   University 

Press,  boards  52  Trowbridge 
O'Connor  James,  carver,  house  96  Gore 
O'Connor    James,    gardener,    house    265 

Franklin  [Franklin 

O'Connor    Jeremiah,  laborer,  house    236 
O'Connor   Jeremiah,  currier,  house  rear 

379  North  avenue 
O'Connor  Jeremiah  T.,  lab.,  h.  94  Kinnaird 
O'Connor   Joanna,  widow   of   Cornelius, 

house  rear  215  Mt.  Auburn 
O'Connor  John,  hostler,  house  5  Carson 
O'Connor  John,  shoemaker,    17   Warren, 

house  do. 
O'Connor  John,  printer  University  Press, 

boards  46  Boylston 
O'Connor  John,  laborer,  boards  11  Sparks 
O'Connor  John,  laborer,  h.  29  Seventh 
O'Connor  John,  currier,  house  Jackson, 

1st  on  right  from  Spiuce 
O'Connor    John    B.,   action    maker,   162 

Broadway,  boards  52  Trowbridge 


FLORAL  CONSERVATORIES 


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O'Connor    John    H.,  currier,  boards   364 

North  avenue  [8  Foster 

O'Connor  Julia,  widow  of  Patrick,  house 
O'Connor   Margaret   Mrs.,  dressmaker,  7 

Winter,  house  do. 
O'Connor    Martin     E.,    periodicals,    625 

Main,  boards  11  School 
O'Connor  Mary,  wid.  of  Martin. h.  11  School 
O'Connor  Mary,  widow  of  William,  board- 
ing-house, 364  North  avenue 
O'Connor  Michael,  carpenter,   house  214 

Bridge  fbds.  do. 

O'Connor  Michael,  clerk,  267  Cambridge, 
O'Connor  Michael,  laborer,  h.  29  Seventh 
O'Connor  Nellie  E.  Miss,  h.  r.  1(57  Franklin 
O'Connor  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  103  Spruce 
O'Connor  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  69  Spruce 
O'Connor  Patrick,  fisherman,  house  rear 

55  Charles 
O'Connor  Patrick,  tailor  (B),  h.  6  Lopez 
O'Connor  Patrick,  contractor,  h.  11  Sparks 
O'Connor  Stephen  F.,  tinman,  boards  rear 

167  Franklin 
O'Connor  Thomas,  flagman    B.  &  A.  R., 

Broadway,  house  161£  do. 
O'Connor  Thomas,  marble  cutter,  house 

52  Trowbridge 
O'Connor  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  62  Amory 
O'Connor  Thomas,  flagman  B.  &  A.  R.  R., 

house  29  Seventh 
O'Connor  Thomas,  sewing  machine  agent, 

boards  32  Market 
O'Connor  Thomas,  driver  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  h.  Cushing,  n.  Woodlawn 
O'Connor  Thomas  H.,  action  maker,  162 

Broadway,  boards  52  Trowbridge 
O'Connor  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  3  Porter 
O'Connor  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  20  Sparks 
O'Connor  William,  baker,  502  Main 
O'Connor  Wm.,  teamster,  h.  258  Bridge 
O'Connor  Wm.  P.,  clerk,  b.  346  North  av. 
O'Connor,  see  Connor 
O'Dea  Daniel    M.,  fireman  J.  H.  Eames, 

boards  21  Sidney 
Odd'e  John  A.  L.,  carpenter,  house    409 

Cambridge 
Odiorne   Frederick,  bookkeeper  (220  De- 
vonshire, B.),  house  287  Harvard 
Odiorne  J.,  boiler  maker,  72  Main,  boards 

9  Broadway 
Odiorne  Sarah  B.,  house  1  Dana 
Odiorne  William  H.,  house  287  Harvard 
O'Donnell  Francis,  painter,  boards  James 

O'Donnell's,  foot  of  Third 
O'Donnell  Fred,  cooper,  house  41  Charles 
O'Donnell  Jas.,  blacksmith,  h.  15  McCabe 
O'Donnell    James,  depot  master  B.  L.  & 

C.  K.  R.,  foot  of  Third,  house  do. 
O'Donnell  James  P.,  painter,  bds.  James 

O'Donnell's,  Third 
O'Donnell  John,  painter,  41   Cambridge, 

boards  27  Second  [Broadway 

O'Donnell  Joseph,  cooper,  house  rear  134 
O'Donnell  Joseph,  painter,  boards  James 

O'Donnell's,  foot  of  Third 
O'Donnell    Patrick,  glass    blower,  house 

rear  335  Cambridge 


O'Donnell   Patrick,  granite  polisher,  bds. 

7  Maynard  place 
O'Donnell  Peter,  laborer,  house  17  Grant 
O'Donnell  Robert,  boiler  maker,  72  Main 
O'Donnell  William,  laborer,  h.  17  Grant 
O'Donnell  William,  laborer,  h.  34  Foster 
Offenger  Johanna,  wid.  ofChas.,h.  13  Vine 
O'Gara  John,  tinsmith,  502  Main 
Ogivel  Wm.,  carpenter,  boards  559  Main 
Ogle  Thomas  Mrs.,  house  46  Hastings 
O'Hair    Edward    J.,  liquors,   347£    Main, 

house  17  Sidney 
O'Haire  Patrick,  plasterer,  house  23  Reed 
O'Hara  Abbie  Mrs.,  house  12  Hancock 
O'Hara  Daniel,  laborer,  house  Broqkline, 

near  Lopez 
O'Hara  James  J.,  electrotype  finisher  Uni- 
versity Press,  b.John  O'Hara's,  Murray 
O'Hara  John,  laborer,  h.  Murray,  n.  Eliot 
O'Hara    Rosa,  widow  of    Edward,  house 

195  Spruce 
O'Hara  Thos.,  teamster,  204  Sidney,  h.  do. 
O'Hara  Thos.  jr.,  teamster,  b.  204  Sidney 
O'Hara  Thos.,  janitor,  h.  5  Charles  River 
O'Hara  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  40  Jefferson 
O'Hare  J.  R.  H.,  conductor  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  house  at  Somerville 
O'Hare  Martin,  gardener  Edw.  W.  Hoop- 
er, h.  Reservoir,  below  the  reservoir 
O'Hare  Mary  Mrs.,  bds.  Martin  O'Hare's, 

Reservoir 
O'Hare  Stephen,  laborer,  h.  172  Winsor 
O'Hearn  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  159  Brookline 
O'Hearn  Eugene,  laborer,  house  3  Line- 

han's  block,  Third 
O'Hearn  Jeremiah  C,  marble  cutter,  bds. 

rear  18  Railroad 
O'Hearn  Maurice,  gardener,  121  Brattle, 

house  Foster,  near  Willard 
O'Hearn  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  r.  33  Harvey 
O'Hearn,  see  Abeam 
O'  Henley  Daniel,  cooper,  h.  10  Harding 
O'Keefe  Bridget,  widow,  bds.  7  Athens 
O'Keefe  Cornelius,  currier,  house  7  Reed 
O'Keefe  Daniel,  laborer,  house  58  Spruce 
O'Keefe  Daniel,  currier,  house  1  George 
O'Keefe  Dennis,  currier,  house  Reed 
O'Keefe  Fergus,  peddler,  house  7  Athens 
O'Keefe  James,  laborer,  bds.  54  Bolton 
O'Keefe  Jeremiah,  laborer  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  house  106  Tremont 
O'Keefe  Mary,  wid.  of  James, b.  54  Bolton 
O'Keefe  Patrick,  currier,  h.  67  Spruce 
O'Keefe    Thomas,    pressman    University 

Press,  house  36  Charles  River 
O'Keefe  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  27  Warren 
O'Leary  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  167  Franklin 
O'Leary  Dennis,  burnisher,  153  Putnam 

avenue,  house  2  Sands 
O'Leary  Denuis,  teamster,  84  Bridge,  h. 

27  Gore  [Pine 

O'Leary  Humphrey,  tailor,  453  Main,  h.  52 
O'Leary    Humphrey,    laborer,    17    Main, 

house  55  North 
O'Leary  John,  carpenter.house  197  Dublin 
O'Leary  John,  hostler  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  Dunster,  house  59  Boylston 


J.  G.  &  N.  G.  GOOCKMS'  LUMBER  AND  MOULDINGS. 

Wharf,  Western  Avenue,  Brighton.    Order  Box,  8  Brattle  Street,  Old  Cambridge. 


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O'Leary  John,  laborer,  house  33  Dunster 
O'Leary  John,  laborer,  house  20  Carson 
O'Leary  Mary,  widow  of  Jeremiah,  house 

10  Hancock 
Olive  Charles,  case  maker,  162  Broadway, 

house  122  Winsor 
Olive  Douglass,  apothecary,  169  Harvard, 

house  74  Columbia 
Olive  E.  Percy,  photo  printer  (4  Park,  B.), 

boards  1  Dover  |h.  1  Dover 

Olive  Geo.  M.,  apothecary,  288  North  av., 
Olive  James  W.,  fly  finisher,   162  Broad- 
way, house  15  Union 
Oliver  Antonio  B.,  cook  Prospect  House, 

596  Main,  boards  do. 
Oliver  Charles,  telephone  inspector,  bds. 

108  Norfolk 
Oliver  David  M.,  provisions  (26  F.  H.  mar- 
ket, B.),  house  11  Linuaean 
Oliver  Frank  M.,  clerk  (26  F.  H.  market, 

B.),  boards  11  Linuaean 
Oliver  Geo.  P.,  piano-case  maker,  house 

108  Norfolk 
Oliver  George  R.  (Oliver  &  Rowe),  stoves, 

525  Main,  house  96  Columbia 
Oliver  Harris  J.,  freight  agent  B.  &  A.  R. 

R.,  house  at  Swampscott 
Oliver  Hubbard,  harness  maker  (150  Tre- 

mont,  B.),  house  111  Prospect 
Oliver  Mary  A.,  confectionery  and  fruit, 

232  Cambridge,  house  do. 
Oliver  Robert  H.,  carpenter,  h.  24  Warren 
Oliver  Sarah  H.  Mrs.,  house  7  Appian-way 
Oliver  Thomas,  carpenter,  h.  232  Camb. 

OLIVEli  &  RO  WE  (George  R.  Oli- 
ver and  Reuben  B.  Rowe),  stoves  and 

tinware,  525  Main 
Olmstead  Chaney  Mrs.,h.  r.  358  Broadway 
Olmstead  Susan  H.  Mrs.,  house  70  Dana 
O'Loughlin  John  J., shoemaker,  425  Cam- 
bridge, house  rear  190  Columbia 
Olsen  Carl  G.,  action  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, house  21  Sidney 
Olsen   Charles,  provisions,  403  Main,  h.  36 

Cherry 
Olsen  John  T.,  safe  maker,  17  Main,  h.  37 

Washington 
Olson  Chas.  A.,  safe  maker,  17  Main 
Olson    Homer,    pastor    Swedish    M.    E. 

church  (B.),  house  137  Washington 
Olson  John  T.,  grainer,  bds.  41  Tremont 
Olson  Jonas,  grainer,  203  Bridge,  house 

41  Tremont 
Olson  Martin,  cabinet  maker,  Woodbury 

building,  Otis 
Olson  Martin,  safe  maker,  17  Main 
Olson   Olof  J.,   fresco  painter,  boards  50 

Trowbridge  [Prospect 

Olsson  John, piano  maker,  624  Main,  h.  150 
Olsson  John  F.,  gilder,  8  Harvard  square, 

house  at  Boston 
Olsson   Victor    A.,    cabinet    maker,    162 

Broadway,  house  51  Clark 
Olys  Thomas  J.,  merchant  tailor  (19  Elm, 

B.),  house  297  North  aveuue 
O'Malley  Ann,  widow  of  Francis,  house 

71  Gore 


PAPER  HANGINGS. 


O'Malley  Austin,  rubber,  203  Bridge,  h. 

at  Saus;us  [h.  do. 

O'Malley  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  71  Gore, 
O'Mara  David,  laborer  John  Reardon  & 

Sons,  house  3  Bell  [h.  do. 

O'Mara  David  A.,  tailor,  423  Cambridge, 
O'Neil  Alice  Mrs.,  bds.  1  Cowperthwaite 
O'Neil  Charles,  laborer,  h.  36  Cambridge 
O'Neil  Cornelius  C,  iron  moulder,  house 

392  Main 
O'Neil  Felix,  laborer  W.  T.  Richardson  & 

Co.,  house  10  Charles  River 
O'Neil  James,  laborer,  boards  98  Fifth 
O'Neil  James,  soap  maker,  h.  137  Portland 
O'Neil  James,  laborer,  house  2  Dickinson 
O'Neil  James,  laborer,  boards  50  Cedar 
O'Neil  James,   laborer,   house  3  Rogers' 

block,  Main  [blk.,  Third 

O'Neil  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  3  Brown's 
O'Neil     John,    baker,    8    Rogers'    block, 

Brewery,  house  do. 
O'Neil  John,  potter,  boards  14  Railroad 
O'Neil  John  W.,  varnisher  F.   M.    Holmes 

Furniture  Co.,  boards  at  Charlestown 
O'Neil  Joseph,  helper,  356  Main,  house  at 

Watertown  [9  Railroad 

O'Neil  Katy  Miss,  telegraph  operator,  b. 
O'Neil  Mary,   widow    of  Patrick,    house 

Bristol,  near  Webster  avenue 
O'Neil  Michael,  laborer,  house  23  Donnell 
O'Neil  Michael,  laborer,  house  35  Flagg 
O'Neil  Michael,  laborer,  house  14  Railroad 
O'Neil  Michael  jr.,  boards  35  Flagg 
O'Neil  Patrick,  laborer,  house  9  Railroad 
O'Neil  Peter,  baker,  502  Main,  b.  9  Norfolk 
O'Neil  Thomas,  lab.,  h.  49  Washington 
O'Neil  Thomas,  teamster,  h.  24  Plymouth 
O'Neil  Walter,  laborer,  house  106  Third 
O'Neil  Wm.,  brass  founder,  b.  9  Railroad 
O'Neil  Wm.,  lab.,  610  Main,  h.  62  Amory 
O'Neill    Arthur    S.,     printer    University 

Press,  boards  392  Main  [h.  do. 

O'Neill  Eliza  Mrs.,  groceries,  26  Hunting, 
O'Neill  Jas.,  bookbinder,  b.  214  Columbia 
O'Neill  James  E.,  bookkeeper  (129  Milk, 

B.),  boards  17  Fifth 
O'Neill  John,  shoemaker,  h.  25  Hancock 
O'Neill  John,  gardener,  h.  214  Columbia 
O'Neill  John  H.,  varnisher,  bds.  4  Vine 
O'  Neill  Michael,  laborer,  h.  29  Warren 
O'Neiil  Peter,  stone  cutter,  258  Mount  Au- 
burn, house  172  Third 
O'Neill  Sarah,  widow  of  Jas.,  h.  17  Fifth 
O'Neill  Sarah  Miss,  clerk,  159  Cambridge, 

boards  17  Fifth 
O'Neill,  see  O'Neil  and  Neill 
Oneto  Andrew,  fruit  dealer,  523   Main,  h. 

at  Boston 
Orcutt  Alfred  H.,  house  148  Brookline 
Orcutt  Charles  A.,  bookfinisher,  boards 

29  Grigg 
Orcutt  David  H.,  bookfinisher,  b.  13 Union 
Orcutt  Henry  J.,  mason,  rooms  26  Mount 

Auburn,  boards  Brattle  sq.  Hotel 
Orcutt  Jane   H.,  widow  of  William   H., 

house  13  Union 
Orcutt  Mary,  wid.  of  Ira  B.,  h.  17  Upton 

1ET&  J.  P.  THAYER  &  CO., 

660  Main  Street,  next  East,  City  Hall, 


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Orcutt  Wallace  A.,  baker,  502  Main,  bds. 

404  do. 
Orcutt  Win.  A.,  bookbinder,  h.  29  Grigg 
Orcutt  William  H.,  justice  Third  District 

Court,  Eastern  Middlesex,  City  build- 
ing, Brattle  square,  and  attorn  ey-at- 

law    (82    Devonshire,    room    10,    B.), 

house  17  Upton 
O'Reagan  John,  laborer,  house  Lexington 

avenue,  2d  from  North  avenue 
O'Reilley   Frauds   J.,    mason,   house    19 

Sparks  street  place 
O'Riley  Catharine,  widow,  h.  11  Grant 
O'Riley  John,  laborer,  house  121  Spruce 
O'Riordon  M.,  conductor  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  house  at  Brighton 
Orne  Caroline  F.  Mis*,  house  49  Auburn 
Orne  Charles  P.,  apothecary,   837   Main, 

house  do.  [do. 

Orne  Joel  S.,  apothecary,  493  Main,  h.  495 
Orne  John  jr.,  teacher  physical  depart- 
ment High  school,  house  104  Ellery 
Orne  Mary  E.  Miss,  house  10  Ash  [ct. 

O'Rourke  Edward,  peddler,  h.  10  Conlon's 
O'Rourke,  see  Rourke  [Linnaean 

Orphans'   Home,    Avon  hill  street,   near 
Orr  James,  teamster   W.  T.  Richardson  & 

Co.,  house  at  Brighton  district 
Orr  John,  proof-reader   University  Press, 

house  54  Mt.  Auburn 
Orr  Wm.  Rev.,  pastor  St.   Paul's  church, 

house  34  Holyoke 
Osborn  Adolphus,  soap  makers'  supplies 

(25  Central  wharf,  B.),  h.  141  Austin 
Osborn  Anna  M.  Miss,  private  school,  35 

Norfolk,  house  do. 
Osborn  Charles  A.  (25  Central  wharf,  B.), 

house  85  Franklin 
Osborn  Eldorado,  confectionery,  h.16  Park 
Osborn  Francis  A.,  com.  mer.    (25  Central 

wharf,  B.),  house  70  Green 
Osborn  Fred.  E.,  salesman  (B.),   bds.  130 

Washington 
Osborn  Herbert  T.,  conductor  Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co.,  house  at  Brighton 
Osborn  Ira,  house  22  Inman 
Osborn  James  D.  Mrs.,  h.  130  Washington 
Osborn   James   H.,    furniture,    etc.,    564 

Main,  house  138  Pearl 
Osborn  Jesse,  messenger  Shawmut  Na- 
tional Bank  (60  Congress,   B.),  house 

202  Putnam  avenue 
Osborn  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  house  35  Norfolk 
Osborn  Mary  F.  Mrs.,  house  50  Columbia 
Osborn  Moses,  hairdresser,  h.  182  Green 
Osborn  Nancy,  wid.  of  Jos.,  h.  6  William 
Osborne  Horace  K.,  clerk  (204  Purchase. 

B. ),  house  17  Lee  [410  Harvard 

Osborne  Susan  O.,  widow  of  John,  house 
Osgood  Edward  S.,  house  102  Ellery 
Osgood  George,  house  729  Cambridge 
Osgood  Julia  H.  Miss,  teacher   Shepard 

grammar  school,  b.  3  Walnut  avenue 
Osgood  Sarah   H.,  widow  of  Nathaniel, 

house  42  Essex 
Osgood  Walter  G.,  compositor  (31   State, 

B. ),  house  729  Cambridge 


Osgood  William  N.,  clerk  (113  Devonshire, 
B.),  boards  102  Ellery 

Osgood  William  T.,  salesman   (395  Wash- 
ington, B.),  house  729  Cambridge 

O'Shaughnessy  Patrick,  mat  maker,  120 
Brookline,  boards  4S  Sidney 

O'Shea  James  P.,   laborer,  house  8  Wil- 
lard  court 

O'Shea    John,    stone-cutter,    boards    213 
Mt.  Auburn 

O'Shea  Mary,  widow  of  John,  house  213 
Mt.  Auburn  [Auburn 

O'Shea  Michael,  stone-cutter,  bds.  213  Mt. 

O'Shea    Patrick,   laborer,    boards  8  Wil- 
lard  court 

O'Sbea  William  H.,  provisions,  480  Cam- 
bridge, house  at  Somerville 

O'Shea,  see  Shea 

Ostberg  Ola,  tailor,  house  3  Moore 

Osterbreuk     Henry,     watchman,    house 
159  Columbia 

O'Sullivan  Michael,  gardener,  h.  14  Mill 

O'Sullivan  Michael  J.,  tailor,  430 Harvard, 
house  20  Boylston 

O'Sullivan  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  42  Jefferson 

Otis  Charles,  ladder  maker,   boards   108 
Cambridge 

Otis  Emma  C.  Mrs.,  teacher  Willard  pri- 
mary school,  house  175  Putman  av. 

Otis  Harry,  at  Ivers  &   Pond  Piano    Co., 
Albany 

Otis  James  K.,  furniture  mnfr.  (38  Char- 
don,  B.),  house  36  Bigelow 

Otis  Louis,  brick  maker,  h.  125  Dublin 

O'Toole  James,  laborer,  h.  IS  Pioneer  av. 

O'Toole  Michael,  currier,  b.  364  North  av. 

O'Toole  Patrick,  shoemaker,   55   Charles, 
house  do.1 

O'Toole  Stephen,  lithographer  Riverside 
Press,  house  10  Hamilton 

Ottignon  A.  W.,  piano  action  maker,   137 
Broadway,  boards  235-J-  do. 

Otto  Catherine,  widow  of  William,  house 
62  Harvard 

Otto  William,  hairdresser,  h.  70  Harvard 

OttosonP.,  safe  maker,  17  Main 

Outhwaite   Charlotte  Mrs.,  house  2  Cen- 
tral place 

Owen   D.   E.    &   Co.    (Frasier  &   Smith), 
Eureka  hitch,  555  Main 

Owens  Hugh,  house  52  Fifth 

Owens  James,  watchman,   126  Portland, 
house  Rolling  mill  block,  Bristol 

Owens  James,  plasterer,  house  15  Warren 

Owens  James   J.,  laborer,   126  Portland, 
house  35  Hampshire 

Owler  William,   printer  Riverside  Press, 
house  25  Blackstone 

Oxford  Charles   F.,    machinist,   72  Main, 
boards  24  Cottage 

Oxford  Charles  W.  (Oxford  Bros.),   furni- 
ture, 529  Main,  h.  42  Magazine 

Oxford  Joseph  M.  (Oxford  Bros.),  furni- 
ture, 529  Main,  house  24  Cottage 
OXFORD  BROS.   (Joseph  M.   and 
Chas.  W.  Oxford),  furniture,  etc.,  529 
Main 


JOBBERS    AND 

KETAILEBS  OF 


PAC 


229 


PAN 


PACH  G.  W.  &  BROS.,  photo- 
graphers, Main,  next  Beck  Hall, 
house  at  New  York 

Packard  Albert  H.,  salesman,  539  Main, 
boards  17  Austin 

Packard  Almond,  gardener,  32  Linnsaan, 
boards  at  Somerville 

Packard  Alonzo  (Packard  &  Burrill), 
brush  mnfr.  (8  Union,  B.),  house  101 
Thorndike 

Packard  Emery  J.,  carpenter  and  builder, 
18  Elm,  house  90  Norfolk 

Packard  Flavius,  machinist,  h.  109  Elm 

Packard  Frederick  A.,  paper  (24  Hawley, 
B.),  house  7  White 

Packard  Luman  B.,  cabinet  maker  Church, 
Guild  &  Co.,  house  1  Grotto  place 

Packard  N.  Lincoln,  carpenter,  boards 
37  Cogswell  avenue 

Packer  Clinton  M.  (C.  M.  &  J.  W.  Pack- 
er), Western  avenue,  junction  Banks, 
boards  28  Cnestnut 

Packer  C.  If.  &  J.  W.  (Clinton  M.  and 
James  W.  Packer),  carpenters  and 
weather  strip  mnfrs.,  Western  avenue, 
junction  Banks 

Packer  James  W.  (C.  M.  &  J.  W.  Pack- 
er), Western  avenue,  junction  Banks, 
house  28  Chestnut 

Packwood  John,  glass  cutter  N.  E.  Glass 
Co.,  house  76  Spring 

Paddock  Eliza  A.  Miss,  teacher  Putnam 
grammar  school,  bds.  342  Broadway 

Page  Alfred  P.,  boards  21  Prospect 

Page  Austin  C,  box  maker,  3  Hamp- 
shire, boards  89  Winsor 

Page  Carlos  L.,  boards  445  Cambridge 

Page  Carrie  Miss,  boards  49  Auburn 

Page  Francis  E.  ( Parker  &  Page),  lumber, 
First,  boards  at  Boston 

Page  George  G.  (George  G.  Page  &  Co.), 
3  Hampshire,  house  445  Cambridge 

PAGE  GEO.  G.&  CO.    (George  G., 
Ovando  G.  and  Wesley  L.  Page),  box 

manufacturers,  3  Hampshire,  junction 

Broadway 
Pago    James,    carpenter,  113  Broadway, 

house  at  Boston 
Page  Julia  A.,  wid.  of  Asa,  h.  37  Pleasant 
Page  Ovando  C.   (Geo.   G.   Page  &   Co.), 

3  Hampshire,  house  141  Washington 
Page  Paul  T  ,  house  113  Inman 

PAGE    PERKINS    C,   butter  and 
cheese  (24  Suffolk  market,  B. )  house 

21  Prospect 
Page  Sarah  G.,  widow  of  Charles  A.,  h.  49 

Auburn  [erett,  b.  do. 

Page  Sarah  H.  Miss,  private  school,  29  Ev- 
Page  Wesley  L.  (George  G.  Page  &  Co.), 

boxmaker,  3  Hampshire,  h.l  Worcester 
Page    William,    Cambridgeport     Savings 

Bank,  635  Main,  house  23  Lee 
Page    Wm.   C.    D.,  machinist,  72  Main, 

house  rear  13  Pino 
Paige  Caroline  E.,  widow,  h.  67  Magazine 
Paige  David  F.  (70  Sudbury,  B.),  house  67 

Magazine 


Paige  Dennis  A.  (Paige  &   Gove),  cheese 

maker,  15  Second,  h.  at  Somerville 
Paige  Frank,  furniture  mnfr.  (70 Sudbury, 

B.),  house  67  Magazine 
Paige  Lucius  R.  Rev.,  h.  112  Washington 
Paige  William  A.,  student,  b.  67 Magazine 
Paige  &  Gove  (Dennis  A.   Paige  and  Ar- 
chibald   R.     Gove),    wholesale    milk 
dealers  and  cheese  mnfrs.,  15  Second 
Pain  William,  boards  84  Austin 
Painchaud   Apollinarie,   finisher  F.    Gel- 

dowsky  Furniture  Co.,  house  6  Vine 
Paine  Calvin  C,  soap-maker,  184  Broad- 
way, house  138  Harvard 
Paine  Charles  H., action  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, rooms  9  Boardman 
Paine  Chas.  M.,optician  (544  Washington, 

B.).  house^S4  Washington 
Paine  Ellen,  widow,  house  6  Houghton 
Paine  Francis  T, driver,  15  Perry,  h.  13  do. 
Paine    Frederick   M.,   clerk,    17    Brattle, 

house  42  Holyoke 
Paine  Frederick  W.,  b.  84  Washington 
Paine  Henry  W.,  counselor  (209  Washing- 
ton, rooms  1  and  2,  B.),  h.  66  Sparks 
Paine  Isaac  (Norfolk,  Ya.j,  h.  40  Austin 
Paine  James  H.,  student  H.U.,  rooms  746 
Cambridge 

PAINE  JAMES  L.,at  (48  Canal,  B.), 
boards  8  Dana 
Paine  John  K.,  professor  of  music  H.  U., 
house  8  Frisbie  place 

PAINE  JOHN  S.,  furniture  (48  Ca- 
nal, B.),  house  8  Dana 

Paine  John  S.,  machinist,  b.  40  Austin 

Paine  O.W.,  treas.  American  Rubber  Co., 
Potter,  house  at  Boston 

Paine   Robert  S.,  bookkeeper   (72  South 
Market,  B. ),  house  167  Prospect 

Paine  Timothy  J.,  brass  finisher,368  Main, 
boards  6  Houghton 

Paine  William,  peddler,  boards  46  Pearl 

Paine,  see  Payne 

Palfrey  Cazneau  Rev.,  house  94  Oxford 

Palfrey  Mary  A.,  widow  of  John  G.,  house 
30  Oxford  [fr.  Oxford 

Palmas  Chas.,  lab.,  h.Crescent,3d  on  right 

Palmer  Bennett  F.,  clerk,  345  Main,  bds. 
30  Davis 

Palmer  Fred  M.,  train  dispatcher  B.  &  A. 
R.  R.,  house  12  Warland 

Palmer  Harriet, widow  of  Granville,  house 
1114;  Inman 

Palmer  Jas.  M.,  president  National   Car- 
bureter Co.  (B.),  house  62  Brattle 

Palmer  John,  house  34  Broadway 

Palmer  John,  house  86  Gore 

Palmer  Nancy  C.  Miss,  house  89  Gore 

Palmer  Orlando  M.,  clerk  (F.  H.  market, 

B.),  house  111  Inman 
Palmer  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  188  Norfolk 
Palmer  R.  L.,  at  139  Broadway,  house  at 

Boston 
Palmer  Wm.,  laborer,  h.  15  Leighton  ct. 
Palmstrom  Nels,  safe-maker,  17  Main 
Pancoast  Benj.,  tinman,  153  Putnam  ave- 
nue, house  20  Howard 


J.  H.  &  J.  P.  THAYER  &  CO.,  660  Main  Street, 
HOUSE    PAINTING,   KALSOMINING   &   PAPER   HANGINGS. 

15 


PAN 


230 


PAR 


Pancoast    Charles    W.,  bookkeeper,  600 

Main,  house  445  Cambridge 
Pancoast  Geo.  E.,  compositor,   boards  28 

Howard 
Panning  J.  Fred,  varnisher,  h.  19  Fifth 
Parent  Anthony,broom  maker,  b.41  Cedar 
Parent  Peter,  broom  maker,  b.  41  Cedar 
Park  Catherine  B., widow  of  Robert,  nurse, 

house  rear  186  Green 
Park  Edward  G.,  engineer  B.  L.  &  C.  R. 

R.,  b.  Hotel  Cambridge,  45  Otis 
Park  George  W.,  lawyer  (48  Congress,  B.), 

house  24  Arlington 
Park  John,  carpenter,  house  2  Sands 
Park  Jonathan,  periodicals,  etc.,465Main, 

house  do. 
Parker  Abbott,  newspapers,  etc.,  534  Cam- 
bridge, house  105  Inman 
Parker  Alice  R.,  boards  83  Auburn 
Parker  Alice  W.,  widow  of  John  D.   jr., 

house  20  Quincy 
Parker   Ann,  widow  of  John,  boards  14 

Dublin 
Parker  Anson   H.,  salesman   (400  Wash- 
ington, B.),  boards  38  Second 
Parker  Artemas,  stone  contractor,  Gore's 
wharf,  Third,   and   (35   Hawley,   B.), 
house  at  Lynn 
Parker  Bridget,  widow  of  John  T.,  house 

rear  249  Franklin 
Parker  Carlton  Mrs.,  house  24  Bigelow 
Parker  Charles  P.,  clergyman,  boards  467 
Broadway  [46  Prospect 

Parker  Charles  W..  clerk,627  Main,  house 
Parker   Clara  N.  Miss,   artist,  613   Main, 

house  at  Newton 
Parker  Daniel  W.,  foreman  (25  Washing- 
ton. B.),  house  262  Pearl 
Parker  Edmund  ML,  boards  5  Craigie 
Parker  Edward  H.,  salesman  (518   Wash- 
ington, B. ),  boards  24  Bigelow 
Parker  Eliza  C.  Miss,  house  23  Garden 
Parker    Ella    G.    Miss,    bookkeeper,    240 

Main,  boards  at  West  Somerville 
Parker  Ellen,  widow  of  Thomas  B.,  house 

16  Farwell  place 
Parker  Frank,  boards  53  Fourth 
Parker  Frank  H.,  clerk   (33  Summer,  B.), 

boards  24  Bigelow 
Parker  Fred  C.  (Aaron  &   Parker),  cigar 

maker,  513  Main,  house  40  Wiusor 
Parker  Fred  W.,  salesman   (25  Summer, 

B.),  boards  53  Fourth 
Parker  Francis  E. ,  salesman  (13   Federal, 

B.), house  112  Inman 
Parker  Galen  A.  (Parker  &  Page),  lumber, 

First,  house  at  Reading 
Parker  Geo.  C,  boards  24  Bigelow 
Parker  Geo.  E.,  brush  maker,  h.  89  Vine 
Parker  George  E.  jr.,  machinist,  169  Gore, 

house  89  Vine 
Parker  Hamlin  H.,  cabinet  maker  F.   M 

Holmes  Furniture  Co.,  h.  at  Boston 
Parker  Harleston,  house  22  Appian-way 
Parker  Harriet  Miss,  clerk  Recorder's  of- 
fice, Third,  boards  38  Second 
Parker  Harriet  Mrs.,  house  440  Main 


PARKER  HORATIO  G.,  lawyer, 
(43  and  44  Sears  building,  B.),  house 
29  Concord  avenue 
Parker    Jerome  W.,  foreman,  169  Gore, 

house  53  Fourth 
Parker  John  E.,  laborer,  house  14  Dublin 
Parker    John    H.,    teamster,    house    239 

Broadway 
Parker  Lawrence  L.  jr.,  engineer  B.  L.  & 

C.  R.  R.,  house  72  Cambridge 
Parker  Leander  W.,  conductor  Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co.,  house  at  Brighton 
Parker  Leland  N..  h.  Harris,  opp.  Frost 
Parker  Levi  W.,  clerk  (147  Milk,  B.),  bds. 

38  Second 
Parker  Lilia  Mrs.,  house  223  North  av. 
Parker  Lillia,  widow,  house  4  Ninth 
Parker    Louisa     P.    Miss,    teacher    high 

school,  boards  38  Second 
Parker   Luther  L.,  deputy  sheriff,  office 

LechmereBank  building,  E.  C,  house 

38  Second 
Parker  Marcellus    B.,   clerk,   131    Pearl, 

house  Acorn,  corner  Chestnut 
Parker  Martin,  house  2  Ninth 
Parker  Mary  M.,  widow  of  Joel,  house  5 

Craigie 
Parker  Milton  A.,  clerk  T.   H.  Brewer, 

Brattle  square,  boards  95  Magazine 
Parker  Robert  B..  student  Epis.  Theolog- 
ical School,  Brattle 
Parker  Robert  E.,  house  440  Main 
Parker  Susan  S.,  widow  of  David,  boards 

21  Cogswell  avenue 
Parker  Thomas,  hay  and  grain,  240  and 

242  Main,  house  at  West  Somerville 
Parker  Thomas  A.,  cabinet  maker,  Wood- 
bury building,  Otis,  house  at  Reading 
Parker  Willard,  clerk  (59  Franklin,  B.), 

boards  24  Bigelow 
Parker  William,  carver,  house  22  Fifth 
Parker  William,  waiter  Memorial  Hall,  h. 

at  Boston 
Parker  William  F.,  student  H.  U.,  rooms 

[5  DeWolf 
Parker  Willie  H.,  clerk  (301  Washington, 

B.),  boards  223  North  avenue 
Parker  &  Page   (Galen   A.   Parker    and 

Francis  E.  Page),  lumber  yard,  opp. 

Press  Moulding  Co.,  First,   office  (24 

Canal,  B.; 

PALiKHILL,  SAMUEL  J.,  printer 
(218  Franklin,  B.).  bds.  100  Magazine 
Parkhurst  Chas.  F.,  foreman  paint  shop, 

169  Gore,  house  2  Squire's  court 
Parkhurst  George  E.,  engineer,  house  127 

Franklin 
Parkinson     Charles     A.,    butcher    Niles 

Bros.,  boards  J.  F.  Parkinson's,  Con- 
cord avenue 
Parkinson    Henry    A.,    teamster,    house 

Concord  avenue,  near  Belmont  line 
Parkinson  John  Fred,  butcher  Niles  Bros., 

Concord  avenue,  house  near  do. 
Parkinson  Richard  G.,  driver  Cambridge 

Railroad  Co.,  house  45  Winter 
Parkman  John,  machinist,  h.  48  Union 


SHINGLES,   LATHS,   LIME,   CEMENT,  ETC. 

J.   G.   &  JV.   Ci.   GOOCH.   Western  A?enne,  Brighton.  70  KUnj  Street,  Boston, 


PAR 


231 


PAT 


Parks  Elizabeth  C,  widow  of  Japtha,  h. 

408  Main 
Parks  Jane,  widow  of  James,  h.  58  Amory 
Parks  John,  laborer,  boards  58  Amory 
Parks  Joseph  L.,  clerk   (Custom   House, 

B.),  boards  408  Main 
Parks  Joseph  W.,  laborer,  bds.  58  Amory 
Parks  Maggie  Miss,  nurse,  bds.  58  Sidney 
Parks  Otis  B.,  painter,  boards  408  Main 
Parks  Walter  D.,   conductor  Cambridge 

Railroad  Co.,  bds.  Cambridge,  corner 

Baldwin 
Parks  William,  moulder,  354  Main,  house 

School,  corner  Moore 
Parlee  Hugh  C,  organ  maker,  house  66 

Norfolk  [Austin 

Parlin  Frank  H.,  lawyer,  583  Main,  b.  84 
Parmenter  Ezra,  bridge  commissioner  and 

overseer  of  poor,  house  37  Second 
Parmenter  William  H.,  salesman,  31  Elm 


Parsons  Lydia  A.  Miss,   artist  (28  School, 
B.),  boards  10  Russell 

Parsons  Mary  E.  Miss,    teacher  Reed  pri- 
mary school,  boards  35  Mellen 

Parsons  S.  Celina,  widow  of  Cyrus  M.,  h. 
foot  Avon  hill  street 

Parsons  Sylvanus  M.,  cattle  broker,  house 
10  Russell 

Parsons  Theophilus  Mrs.,  h.  54  Garden 

Partlow  C.  M.,  foreman   planing  mill  W. 
H.  Hazlett  &  Co.,  h.  at  Wakefield 

Partridge  Arthur,  machinist,b.  109  Auburn 

Partridge  David,  case  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, house  56  Webster  avenue 

Partridge  George  F.,  student  H.  U.,  bds. 
96  Ellery 

Partridge  Jemima,  widow,  h.  96  Ellery 
j  Partridge  Julia  A.   B.,  widow  of  Olin,  h. 
40  Cogswell  avenue 

Partridge   Leverett  F.,  clerk   (28  New  F. 


house  12  Essex  [471  Main  H.  market,  B.),  boards  42  Second 

Parnell   Margaret  A.,  widow  of   Wm.,h.    Partridge  Thomas,  at  162  Broadway,  bds. 
Parnell  Wm.  H.,  clerk  (432   Washington,  56  Webster  avenue 

B.)  house  471  Main  |  Partridge  Wm.  O., bookkeeper  (129  Friend, 

Parr  Wallace  E.    (Parr  &  Beardsley),  9  B.),  house  40  Cogswell  avenue 

Palmer,  house  87  Concord  av.         [av.    Pasco  Charles,  compositor,  b.  17  Magazine 


Parr  William  H.,  machinist,  h.  141  North 
Parr  &   Beardsley   (Wallace  E.  Parr  and 

Chas.  H.  Beardsley),painters,9  Palmer 
Parrey  Martha  A.,  wid.  of  Jas.,  h.  49  Fifth 
Parrock  Isabella,  widow  of  William  H.,  h. 

134  Pleasant 
Parry  Bros.  &  Smith  (John  E.   and  Wm. 


Pasco  Amelia,  wid.  of  John,  h.  57  Essex 
Patch  Daniel  A.,  prop.   Cambridge  Cold 
Storage  Co.,  25  Main,  h.  at  Boston 

PATCH  FRANK  A.  (F.  M.  Holmes 
Furniture  Co.),  44  Cambridge,  near 
First  (107  Washington,  B.),  house  at 
Winchester 


A.  Parry,  and  Alouzo  R.  Smith), brick    Patch  Howard  W.,  printer,  h.  127  Auburn 


mnfrs.,   foot  Raymond  and  off   Wel- 
lington, near  Hills  crossing,  office  220 
North  avenue 
Parry  Geo.  E.,  brick  maker,  bds.  29  Rice    i 
Parry  John  E.  (Parry   Bros.   &    Smith),; 
brick   mnfr.,  foot  Raymond  and  off 
Wellington,  house  27  Rice 
Parry  Mary  E.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  h.  14  Jay 
Parry  Richard  H.,  brick  maker,  h.  29  Rice 
Parry  Robert  A.,  engineer  Parry  Bros.  & 


Patch  Levi  M. ,  driver  Herdic  Phaeton  Co.. 

house  66  Fairmont  [4  Upton 

Patch  Matilda  S.,  widow  of  Joseph,  house 
Patchett  Edward,  supt.  of  interments  Mt. 

Auburn  cemetery,  h.  foot  McDonald 
Patchett    James,   in   Cambridge  Rolling 

Mill,  house  6  Berkshire  place 
Patrick  George  A.,  mason,  h.  32  Hubbard 

avenue 
Patrick  Ralph,  printer,  h.  7  Lambert  av. 


Smith,  boards  29  Rice  [Rice  '  Patriquin    George,  clerk    (Summer,  I 

Parry  Susan,  widow  of  C.  Ephraim,  h.  29  :         boards  7  Hamilton 
Parry  Wm.   A.    (Parry  Bros.    &  Smith),    Patriquin  John  M.,  salesman  (30  Winter 


brick  mnfr.,   foot   Raymond    and  off 
Wellington,  house  Mt.  Pleasant 
Parsons  Albert  S.,  treasurer  Cambridge- 


B.),  house  7  Hamilton 
Patt  Julia,  widow,  house  196  Franklin 
Patten  John,  laborer,  house  56  Charl°s 
port  Diary  Co.,  105  Magazine, house  27    Patten  William,  laborer,  house  rear  240 
Ellsworth  avenue  [do.  I         Cambridge 

Parsons  Alexander,  grocer,  18  River,  h.  j  Patterson  Charles,  at  17  Main 
Parsons  Allen  B.,  carpenter,  5  Palmer,  h.  t  Patterson  Franklin,  steam  fitter  (80  Sud- 

35  Mellen  [Boston  |         bury,  B.),  house  5  Lambert  avenue 

Parsons  Edward  C,  at  139  Broadway,  h.  at   Patterson  George,   blacksmith,  house  63 


Parsons  Elizabeth,  widow,  h.  122  Auburn 
Parsons  George,  mason,  h.  122  Auburn 
Parsons  Henry  K.  (H.  K.  Parsons  &  Co.), 

stable,  also  hay  and  straw,  198  North 

avenue,  boards  10  Russell 
Parsons  H.    K.  &  Co.   (Henry  K.  Parsons 

and  George  H.  True),  stable,  hay  and 

straw,  etc.,  198  North  avenue 
Parsons  Joseph,  carpenter,rms.  12  Dunster 
Parsons  Josiah  P.,  carpenter,  200^  North 

avenue,  boards  Porter's  Hotel 


Columbia 

Patterson  James,  boards  Porter's  Hotel 
Patterson  James,  stone  cutter, h.  1  George 
Patterson  James,  painter  Seavey  &  Co., 

Third,  boards  1  Broadway 
Patterson  John,  stone  cutter,  house  1  Ce- 
dar square  [lumbia 
Patterson  John,  carpenter,  boards  63  Co- 
Patterson  Robert  J.,  granite  cutter,  house 
53  Spruce  [Cambridge 
Patterson  William,  carpenter,  house  426 


MT.  AUBURN  CEMETERY,  p     A'PUTTPM   &    CJflTtf    820  Main  and 

Lota  Bought,  Sold,  and  Cared  for.       *  ■     V   filWiJjlN     Mf    MVlN  j        §9  Spark*  St*. 


PAT 


232 


PEN 


Pattison  William   B.,  cabinet  maker,   17 

Main,  house  48  Market 
Patton  James  E.,  sawyer  A.  Fitzpatrick, 

boards  339  Main 
Patton  Lewis  E.,  planer,  house  339  Main 
Paul  Ivory  C,  cutter  (440  Washington,B. ), 

house  17  Pleasant  place 
Paul  N.   Clifford,  sub-carrier  P.  O.,  611 

Main,  house  at  Charles  town 
Payne. Charles  W.  Mrs.,  house  10  Jay 
Payne  Richard,  laborer,  house  r.  45  Amory 
Payne,  see  Paine 

Payson  Annie  C.  Miss,  house  12  Dunster 
Payson  Joseph  H.,  box  maker,  3  Hamp- 
shire, house  117  Winsor 
Payzant    Robert,    night    watchman    (492 

Washington,  B.),  house  108  Third 
Peabody  Andrew  P.  Rev., house  11  Quincy 
Peabody    Endicott,  student  Epis.    Theo. 

School.  Brattle 
Peabody   Francis    G.,    clergyman,  house 

Shepard,  uear  Garden 
Peace  James  William,  file  cutter,  boards 

10  Cogswell  place 
Peace  Mary  Ann,  widow  of  Joseph,  house 

10  Cogswell  place 

PEAK    HOWAltD    F.,  slater,  foot 
of  Charles  River,  house  2  do. 
Pear  Charles  M.,  clerk,  bds.  17  Worcester 
Pear  Isaac  S.  (Pettingill  &  Pear),  spring- 
bed  mnfr.,  Rhoades  bldg.,  State,  store 
(35  Brattle,  B.),  house  7  Howard 
Pear  Joseph  S.,  boards  28  Front 
Pear  Lucy  A.,  widow  of  William  B., house 

28  Norfolk 
Pear  Sarah  A.  E.  Miss,  reg.  Asso.  Chari- 
ties, Central  sq.  bldg.,  house  28  Front 
Pear  Sarah  R.,  widow  of  Joseph  S., house 
17  Worcester  [42  Essex 

Pear  Thomas,  jeweler  (27  Avery,  B.),  h. 
Pearl  Solomon,  milkman,  h.  62  Pleasant 
Pearson  Albert  L.,  laborer,  h.  57  Pleasant 
Pearson  Alexander  C,   paper-hanger,  12 

Prospect,  house  do. 
Pearson  Augusta,  widow  of  Thomas,  h. 
507  Main  [Harvard 

Pearson    James,    3    Austin,    rooms     176 
Pearson  Martha  J.  M.,  widow,  h.  48  Dana 
Pearson  Sarah,  widow  of  Charles  S., house 
125  Washington  [507  do. 

Pearson  Geo.  H.,  clerk,  595  Main,  boards 
Pearson  Henry  C,  piano  maker,  624  Main, 

house  23  Lawrence 
Pearson    Leigh    R.,    printer    University 

Press,  house  7  Bow 
Pearson  Lizzie  H.,  bookkeeper,  660  Main, 

boards  125  Washington 
Pearson  Manuel,  machinist,  17  Main,  h.  2 

Baldwin  place 
Pearson  Mary  S.,  widow,  h.  23  Lawrence 
Pearson  Swen,  tailor,  boards  2  Bristol 
Pearson  William,  clerk  (160  Congress,B.), 

house  2  Austin  place 
Pease   Curtis  S.,  bookkeeper  Boston  Ice 

Co.,  Prison  point  road,  h.  at  Maiden 
Pease  Daniel  jr.,  salesman   (55  Bedford, 
B.),  house  15  Beach 


Pease  Matthew,  carpenter,  b.  27  Warland 
Peaslee  Cyrus,  provision* (40  F.  H.  square, 

B.),  house  727  Cambridge 
Peaslee  Elizabeth  A.  Mrs.,  h.  8  Howard 
Peaslee  Sarah  T.,  widow  of  Daniel  C,  h. 

12  Village 
Peaslee  Winfred  I., clerk  (40  F.  H.  square, 

B.),  boards  12  Village 
Peck  William  F.,  machinist,  h.  15  Clark 
Peckhara  Frank,  at  139  Broadway,  house 

at  Boston 
Peckham  William  E.,  brakeman  O.  C.  R. 

R.,  boards  42  Austin 
Peglar  John,  hairdresser,  7  Brattle,  bds. 

6  Harvard  square 
Peirce  Albeit  P.,  confectioner  (467  Wash- 
ington, B.),  house  65  Columbia 
Peirce  Charlotte  E.  Miss,  h.  4  Kirkland  pi. 
Peirce   George  A.,  trav.  salesman  Curtis 

Davis  &  Co.,  h.  7  Greenough  avenue 
Peirce  Harriet  E.,  widow  of  George,  house 

8  Alien 
Peirce  Mary  F.  Miss,  teacher  high  school, 

boards  91  Magazine 
Peirce  Sarah  M.,  widow  of  Benjamin,  h. 

4  Kirkland  place 
Peirce  W.  Wallace,  clerk,  452  Main 
Peirce,  see  Pierce 
Pelkey  Francis,  broom   mnfr.,    Crescent 

avenue,  house  2  Mt.  Pleasant 
Pellaquin  Gilbert,  engineer  Sands'  brick 

yard,  house  106  Concord  avenue 
Peltier  Fred,  cabinet  maker,  54  Bridge,  h. 

at  Somerville 
Peltier   Joseph   O.,  organ  builder  (Cam- 
bridge, B.),  house  51  Market 
Peltier  Louis  O  ,  piano  regulator  Vose  & 

Son  (B.J,  boards  51  Market 
Pendergast  John  B.,  at  3  Hampshire,  h. 

143  Main 
Pendexter  Frances  E.  Miss,  teacher  Gore 

primary  school,  house  80  Fourth 
Pendlebury  Mary  A.,  widow  of  Peter,  h. 
20  Worcester  [Norfolk 

Penery  Julia,  widow  of  Warren,  house  186 
Penfield  John  S.  F.,  potter,  h.  499  Main 
Penfield  William  B.  Mrs.,  house  499  Main 
Penfield  William  J.,  potter,  b.  499  Main 
Penke  Frederick,  shoemaker,  161  Broad- 
way, house  do. 
Pennell  Ellington  (Pennell  &  Co.),  hard- 
ware, etc.,  57  Cambridge,  h.  11  Sixth 
Pennell  Frank  H.,  clerk  Pennell  &  Co.,  57 

Cambridge,  boards  11  Sixth 
Pennell  James  F.   (Pennell  &  Co.),  hard- 
ware, etc.,  57  Cambridge,  h.  34  Second 
Pennell  &   Co.   (Ellington  and  James  F. 
Pennell),    hardware  and  stoves,    57 
Cambridge 
Penney  Edward,    laborer,    5    Broadway, 

rooms  41  Washington 
Penney  James  S.,  watchman  Almshouse, 

Tannery,  house  do. 
Penney  John  D.,  farmer  Richard  Penney, 
foot  Harvey,  house  352  North  avenue 
Penney  Margaret  J.   Miss,  teacher,  bds. 
Richard  Penney's,  foot  Harvey 


NAILS,  LEAD,  ZINC,  &c., 


AT  BURDITT  &  WILLIAMS', 

SO    DOCK    SQUARE, 


PEN 


233 


PES 


Penney  Richard,  farmer,  house  foot  Har- 
vey, at  Arlington  line 

Penney  Richard  jr.,  farmer  Richard  Pen- 
ney, foot  Harvey,  boards  do. 

Penney  Thomas  W.  (96£  Blackstone,  B.), 
house  Elm,  corner  Russell 

Penney  William,  salesman  (30  Winter,B.), 
house  2  Lawrence 

Penniman  Benjamin  F.,  printer  Universi- 
ty Press,  house  6  Daniels  court 

Penniman  James  W.,  carriage  painter,  h. 
54  Columbia 

Penniman  Martha  A.,  widow  of  Albert 
B.,  house  297  Broadway 

Penniman  Thomas  J.,  carriage,  sign  and 
ornamental  painter,  446  Main,  house 
9  State  ,  [Thorndike 

Pennington  George,  lad'der  maker,  h.  131 

Pennington  George  A.,  at  139  Broadway, 
house  at  Boston 

Pennock  Nathaniel  A.,  jeweler,  188  North 
avenue,  house  20  Orchard 

Pepper  James,  tinsmith,  457  Cambridge, 
house  atSomerville 

Pepper  Rosanna,  widow  of  Thomas,house 
6  Sacramento  [Sacramento 

Pepper  William,    box   maker,   boards   6 

Percival  Edmund  A.,  tailor,337  Main,h.  do. 

Perham  John  Mrs.,  house  97  Columbia 

Perham  Richard  P.,  laborer,  h.  27  Brewery 

Perkins  Augustus  M.,  painter,  house  11 
Amory  [23  McCabe 

Perkins  Charles  H.,  at  162  Broadway,  h. 

Perkins  Elisha  K.,  cooper  (Boston  wharf, 
First,  South  Boston),  house  107  Pearl 

Perkins  Eva  A.  Miss,  music  teacher,  bds. 
11  Amory 

Perkins  Francis  N".,  clerk  Second  Nat'l 
Bank  (1  and  2  Sears  building.,  B.), 
house  14  Ash 

Perkins  Frederick  H.  (301  Washington, 
B.),  boards  14  Ash 

Perkins  George  (Perkins  &  Bevins),  cigar- 
box  mnfr.,  179  Broadway,  rooms  177$ 
Harvard 

PERKINS  GEORGE  A.,  lawyer,  7 
Brattle,  and  (75  State,  B.),  h.  7  Everett 
Perkins  George  E.,  conductor  Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co.,  house  88  Mt.  Auburn 
Perkins  George  G.,  signal-man  B.  &  A.  R. 

R.,  house  218  Putnam  avenue 
Perkins  Hamilton   H.,   clerk    (33    North 

market,  B.),  house  104  Auburn 
Perkins  James,  com.  mer.   (7  Merchants 

row,  B.),  house  14  Ash 
Perkins  James  D.,  boot  and  6hoe  maker, 

444  Cambridge,  house  at  Somerville 
Perkins  Jennie  Estelle  Miss,  music  teach- 
er, boards  11  Amory 
Perkins  John  jr.,  house  23  Ellery 
Perkins   John  B.,  carpenter,  house  rear 

174  Thorndike 
Perkins  John  K.,  cooper  (Boston  wharf, 

First,  South  Boston),  boards  107  Pearl 
Perkins  Levi,  carpenter,  house  7  Everett 
Perkins  Levi  G.,  painter,  house  5  King  pi. 
Perkins  Napoleon,  laborer,  h.  32  Spring 


Perkins  Oliver  L.,  salesman  (477  Washing- 
ton, B.),  house  48  Shepard 

Perkins  Oliver  L.,  slipper  mnfr.  (Beech, 
B.),  house  45  Magazine 

Perkins  Susan  S.,  wid.  of  H.  H.,  h.  16  Lake 

Perkins  Walter  S.,  salesman  (4  Chauncy. 
B.),  house  23  Ellery 

Perkins  Ward,  frame  maker  Russ  Mnfg. 
Co.,  house  at  Charlestown 

PERKINS     &    BEVINS    (George 
Perkins  and  Elisha  M.  Bevins  jr.),  ci- 
gar box  mnfrs.,  179  Broadwav 
Pero  John,  tinsmith,  house  3  Broadway 
Perredie  George,  sawyer,  79  Main,  house 

3  Broadway 
Perrigo  Lorenzo  J.,  conductor  Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co.,  house  Frank,  5th  on  left 
Perrin  Arthur  (254  Washington,  B.),  bds. 

Franklin  Perrin's,  Arsenal  square 
Perrin  Franklin,  auditor,  City  Hall,  house 

Arsenal  square 
Perry  Alexander  H.,  carriage  painter,  rear 

10  Brattle,  house  at  Allston 
Perry  Andrew,  laborer,  house  55  North 
Perry    Charles    A.,    carpenter    (Allston), 

house  Crossland 
Perry  Charles  E.,  blacksmith,  Gore's  whf., 

Third,  house  117  Otis 
Perry  Charles  F.,  fireman  (N.  Y.  &  N.  E. 

R.  R.),  boards  19  Winthrop 
Perry  Charles  P.,  boards  117  Otis 
PERRY     DANVERS    H.,    wheel- 
JL    wright,  354  Camb,  h.  95  Webster  av. 
Perry  Eben  F.,  news  dealer  (E.  R.   R.  de- 
pot, B.),  house  rear  131  Thorndike 
Perry  Eliza  A.,  widow  of  Benjamin  F., 

house  19  Winthrop 
Perry  Eugene,  painter,  3  Sargent,  h.  do. 
Perry  Foster,  carpenter,  h.  15  Fairmont  av. 
Perry  Franklin  W.,  bookkeeper  (25  South 

Market,  B.),  house  11  River 
Perry  George  T.  (C.    A.   Moore  &   Co.), 
confectionery,  2S2  Broadway,  and  (37 
Union,  B.),  house  681  Main 
Perry  James,  hostler,  house  6  Gray  place 
Perry  Joseph,  laborer,  house  130  Bridge 
Perry  Joseph  L.,  salesman  (35  F.  H.  mar- 
ket, B. ),  house  44  Market 
Perry  Jountho,  house  130  Bridge 
Perry  Manuel,  laborer,  h.  36  Cambridge 
Perry  Manuel,  laborer,  house  128  Bridge 
Perry  Melvin  W.,  carpenter,  h.  19  Green 
Perry  Oliver  H.  Mrs.,  boards  60  Brattle 
Perry  Peter,  laborer  Muller  Bros. 
Perry  Simon,  painter,  house  194  Dublin 
Perry    William,    furniture    painter    (134 
North,  B.),  house  4  Rogers'  blk.,  Main 
Perry  William  H.,  clerk,  17  Brattle,  boards 
19  Winthrop  [Cambridge 

Perry  William   P.,  horse  trainer,  h.  236 
Person  Elwin  F.,  officer  House  of  Correc- 
tion, house  129  Thorndike 
Pervere  C.  N.  Mrs.,  house  27  Lee 
Pervere  David  N.,  boards  27  Lee 
Pervere,  see  Pevear 

Pesong  Andrew  J.,  waiter,]  boards  39 
Washington 


J.  H.  &  J.  P.  THAYER  &  CO., 

eso  i&j^Tisr  STBEBT. 


PAPER  HANGINGS. 


PET 


234 


PHI 


Peters  Charles  J.,  stereotyper  (73  Federal, 

B.),  house  110  Austin 
Peters  Charles  J.  jr.,  stereotyper  (4  Pearl, 

B.),  house  12  Fayette  [Norfolk 

Peters  George,  baker,  502   Main,  boards  9 
Peters  George  E.,  stereotyper  (73  Federal, 

B.),  house  107  Austin  [Prospect 

Peters  Henry  P.,  clerk  (P.  O.,   B.),  h.  132 
Peters  Samuel  S.,  clerk  (34  F.  H.  sq.,  B.), 

house  38  Pine 
Peters  William,  tinsmith,  502  Main 
Peterson  Andrew,  cabinet  maker,  Wood- 
bury bldg.,  Otis,  house  131  Spring 
Peterson  Frank  C,  cabinet  maker  F.  M. 

Holmes  Furniture  Co.,  house  at  East 

Somerville 
Peterson  George,  lithographer  (181  Devon- 
shire, B.),  boards  40  Clark 
Peterson  Gustave  A.,  boards  2  Rogers' 

block,  Washington 
Peterson  Hans,  cabinet  maker,  23  Brattle, 

house  157  Green 
Peterson  John,  teamster,  75  Main,  boards 

163  do.  [136  Harvard 

Peterson  John  F.,  foreman,  602  Main,  h. 
Peterson  John  P.,  carriage  body  naaker, 

house  1  Webster  avenue  [Green 

Peterson  Lewis,  clerk,  502  Main,  house  23 
Peterson  Maria,  wid.  of  Benjamin,  house 

66  Washington 
Peterson  Theodore  L.,  cabinet  maker,  44 

Cambridge,  house  at  Charlestown 
Peterson  Thomas  A.,  case  maker  Ivers  & 

Pond  Piano  Co.,  house  40  Clark 
Peterson  Thorvald  N.,   architect  Edward 

Hixon,  house  at  Boston 
Petteugill  Edwin  M.,  salesman  (53  Broad, 

B.J,  house  13  State 
Pettengill  Joel  C,  Watchman    Riverside 

Press,  house  8  Hamilton 
Pettingill  Joseph  R.,  house  886  Main 
Pettingill  Wm.  H.,  oil  clothes  maker  H 

M.  Sawyer,  boards  64  Thorndike 
Pettingill  &  Pear   (Isaac  S.  Pear),  spring 

bed    mnfrs.,    Rhoades    bldg.,    State, 

salesroom  (35  Brattle,  B.) 
Pevear,  see  Pervere 
Pever  Francis,  sailor,  house  36  North 
Peverelly  George  A.,  house  3  Amory  place 
Peverelly  Rebecca,  widow  of  Anthony, 

house  3  Amory  place 

PEVEY  GILBERT  A.  A.,  lawyer, 
notary  public  and  justice  of  peace. 
555  Main,  and  (27  Tremont  Row,  B.), 
house  32  Cottage 
Pew  Wm  A.,  law  student,  rms.20  Prescott 
Pfaeffle  Wm.,  at  502  Main,  rms.  43  Market 
Pfleger  Gotlieb,  laborer,  h.  12£  Winter 
Pfund  Eugene,  currier,  b.  440  North  av. 
Phalen  Daniel,  lab.,  b.  7  Daniels  court 
Phalen  James,  laborer,  house  25  Banks 
Phalen  William,  case  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, house  72  Washington 
Phalen  Wm.  E.,  tailors'  trimmings  (7  Tre- 
moni  Row,  B.),  boards  72  Washington 
Phelan    Annie    Miss,  dressmaker,  house 
198  Hampshire 


Phelan  Edmund  M.,  cooper  (Hoosac  Tun- 
nel Elevator  Dock  Co.,  Charlestown), 
house  110  Magazine 

Phelan  Edmund  T.,  diary  maker,  105  Mag- 
azine, house  174  Putnam  avenue 

Phelan  Ellen  Miss,  dressmaker,  house  198 
Hampshire 

Phelan  George,  mason,  boards  170  Norfolk 

Phelan  James,  coachman,  263  Harvard,  b. 
Cambridge,  corner  Baldwin 

Phelan  Jeremiah  J.,  switchman  F.  R.  R., 
boards  40  Bolton 

Phelan  John  T.,  plumber,  17  Brattle,  bds. 
Mt.  Auburn,  corner  Elmwood  avenue 

Phelan  Patrick,  furniture,  stoves,  etc.,  383 
Main,  house  do. 

Phelan  Richard,  laborer,  h.  170  Norfolk 

Phelan  Thos.  J.,  stone  cutter, h.  76  Spruce 

Phelan  Timothy  A.,  house  30  Mt.  Auburn 

Phelan  William,  gardener  Jas.  R.  Lowell, 
h.  Mt.  Auburn,  cor.  Elmwood  avenue 

Phelan  Wm.,  laborer,  house  40  Bolton 

Phelan  Wm.  T.  jr.,  glazier,  10  Arrow,  bds. 
Mt.  Auburn,  cor.  Elmwood  avenue 

Phelps  Albert  S.,  at  University  Press, 
house  22  Lowell 

Phelps  Ella  Miss,  rooms  12  Farwell  place 

Phelps  F.  B.,  conductor  Cambridge  R.  R. 
Co.,  boards  866  Main 

Phelps  Henry  B.,  piano  maker  Ivers  & 
Pond  Piano  Co.,  Albany 

Phelps  Samuel  B.,  carpenter,  h.  5  Everett 

Phelps  S.  Decatur,  conductor  Cambridge 
R.  R.  Co..  house  85  Putnam  avenue 

Phelps  Wm.  H.,  electrographist  Univer- 
sity Press,  house  81  Green 

Phelps  Wm.  H.,  piano  maker  Ivers  & 
Pond  Piano  Co.,  Albany 

Phenix  Benj.  W.,  laborer,  bds.  1  Village 

Phenix  Margaret  A.,  widow  of  Walter, 
house  1  Village 

Philbrick  Hattie  N.  G.,  action  maker,  162 
Broadway,  hous»e  4  Rogers'  blk.,  Main 

Philbrick  Louisa  D.,  widow  of  Ira  RM 
house  4  Rogers'  block,  Main 

Philbrook  Andrew,  driver  Cambridge  R. 
R.  Co.,  boards  121  Western  avenue 

Phillips  Benjamin  H.,  piano  maker  Ivers 

6  I'ond  Piano  Co.,  Pacific,  h.40  School 
Phillips  Bernard  C,  clerk,  394  Cambridge, 

house  at  Somerville 
Phillips  Charles,  painter,  house  60 Norfolk 
Phillips  Charles  A.,  bar  tender,  2  Winter, 

boards  7  do. 
Phillips   Charles  W.,  starter  Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co.  (Bowdoin  square,   Boston), 

house  13  State  [Cambridge 

Phillips  Clarissa,  widow  of  Thomas,  h.  733 
Phillips  David,  laborer,  house  8  Antrim 
Phillips  Edward   S.,  furrier,    593j  Main, 

house  23  Essex 
Phillips   Edwin   W.,  driver  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  boards  19  Orchard 
Phillips  Ellen,  widow  of  Charles,  house 

7  Winter 

Phillips  E.  Burt,  shoe  mnfr.,  37  and  39 
Clark,  and  (68  Pearl,  B.),h.  41  Inman 


LUMBER. 


0\    C5-.    <*2    3ST.    C3r.     GOOCH. 

Western  Avenue,  BRIGHTON.    70  Kllby  Street,  BOSTON. 

Order  Box,  8  Brattle  Street,  Old  Cambridge. 


MOULDINGS 


PHI 


235 


PIK 


Phillips  George,  cabinet  maker,  h.  7  Ninth 
Phillips  Harriet  C.  Mrs.,  h.  19  Orchard 
Phillips  James,  action  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, house  21  Front 
I  Phillips  James,  printer,  house  2  Willow 

Phillips  Joseph  S.,  house  59  Pleasant 

Phillips  Wm.  P.,  supt.  N.  E.  Gauge  Co. 
(380  Atlantic  av.,  B.),  house  2  Rich- 
dale  avenue 

Phillpot  A.,  printer  University  Press, 
house  12  Appian-way 

Philpott  David  Mrs.,  house  46  DeWolf 

Phinney  Asa  H.,  house  240  Broadway 

Phinney  Daniel  J.,  plumber,  5  Brattle, 
boards  391  Main 

Phinney  Edward  A.,  salesman  (97  North, 
B.),  house  240  Broadway 

Phinney  Edward  H.,  roller  in  Cambridge 
rolling  mill,  house  72  Winsor 

Phinney  Elizabeth,  widow  of  James  E.,  h. 
150  Green 

Phinney  Hugh  M.,  stoves,  etc.,  244  Broad- 
way, house  240  do. 

Phinney  Malford  E.,  in  Cambridge  rolling 
mill,  house  53  Clark 

Phipps  William  R.,  salesman  (134  Sum- 
mer, B.),  house  Foxcroft 

Pichette  Charles  E.,  sewing  machine  agt., 
441  Main,  house  rear  84  Elm 

Pickard  Joseph,  laborer,  house  5  Rogers' 
block,  Washington 

Pickering  Edward  Charles,  Phillips  Prof, 
of  Astronomy,  Prof,  of  Geodesy,  and 
Director  of  the  Observatory,  Garden, 
house  do. 

Pickering  Frank  W.,  porter(127Broad,B.), 
boards  110  Prospect 

Pickering  Frederick  A.,  clerk  (89  F.  H. 
market,  B.),  boards  110  Prospect 

Pickering  Mark,  house  110  Prospect 

Pickering  McLaurin  J.,  student,  boards 
71  Magazine  [pect,  h.  do. 

Pickering  Sarah  Mrs.,  milliner,  110  Pros- 

Pickett  Isabella,  widow  of  Abiel  H., 
house  85  Bridge 

Pickett  Joseph  J.,  stone  pointer  (35  Haw- 
ley,  B.),  house  21  Western  avenue 

Pickett  Mary  E.  Miss,  bds.  21  Shepard 

Pickett  Nancy,  widow  of  Samuel,  house 
21  Shepard 

Pickett  N.  Ella  Miss,  boards  21  Shepard 

Pidgeon  Parker  T.,  laborer,  house  rear 
4  Fourth 

Pierce  Albert  H.,  clerk  (169  Washington, 
B.),  house  26  Worcester 

Pierce  Albert  P.,  confectioner,  house  65 
Columbia 

Pierce  Alex.  McLeod,  printer  Riverside 
Press,  house  105  Putnam  avenue 

Pierce  B.  F.  Miss,  asst.,  76  Moore,  b.  do. 

Pierce  Benj.  J.,  teamster,  180  Main,  h.  do. 

Pierce  Charles  E.,  tin  and  sheet  iron 
worker,  502  Main,  house  67  Inman 

Pierce  Clara  W.,  widow  of  Andrew,  house 
Mt.  Auburn,  above  McDonald 

Pierce  Eugene  W.,  carpenter  A.  Fitzpat- 
rick,  State,  house  65  Mt.  Auburn 


Pierce  Ezekiel  P.  (11  Exchange,  B.),  house 

279  Broadway 
Pierce  Ferdinand,  house  22  East 
Pierce  Francis  E.,   restaurant,  203  North 

avenue,  house  9  Walden 
Pierce  Harriet  S.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  65  Mt. 

Auburn,  house  do. 

Pierce  Henry  H.,  photographer,  boards  65 

Mt  Auburn  [Auburn 

Pierce  James  P.,  carpenter,  house  65   Mt. 

Pierce  James  W.,  treas.  Boston   Can   Co. 

(126  Milk.  B.),  house  235  Harvard 
Pierce  Joseph  S.,  h.  2  Riverside  place 
Pierce     Josephine     L.     Mrs.,     millinery 
f Washington, n.  Avon,  B.),h.  289  Pearl 
Pierce  J.  P.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,   house  65 

Mount  Auburn 
Pierce  Nelson,  piano  maker,  State,  house 

at  Stoneham 
Pierce  Robert  T.  B.,  express  driver,  house 
10  Magee  [94  Norfolk 

Pierce  Sarah  E. ,  widow  of  James   W.,  h. 
Pierce  Thomas  F.,  laborer,  h.  42  Fairmont 
Pierce  Walter  E.,  clerk,  boards  9  Walden 
Pierce  Wm.,  laborer  Cambridge  laundry, 

house  8  Eaton 
Pierce  William  D.,  leader  Pierce's  Quad- 
rille band,  boards  25  Park 
Pierce  William  E.,  upholsterer,  23  Brattle, 

house  16  Wallace 
Pierce,  see  Peirce 
Pierpont     William,     furniture     polisher, 

house  182  Harvard 
Pigott  John  G.,  cabinet  maker  Geo.  Der- 
by &  Co.,  rooms  54  Austin 
Pike  Albert  W.,  stevedore,  h.  16  Warland 
Pike  Annie  S.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  416  Main, 

house  do. 
Pike  A.  Herbert.,  at  137  Broadway,  boards 

119  Winsor 
Pike  Alfred  C,  house  416  Main 
Pike  Carlos  L.,  foreman,   3  Hampshire, 

boards  2  Prospect 
Pike  Charles,  house  20  Front 
Pike  Charles  L.,  police,  station  2,  house  4 

Percy  place 
Pike  Ebe"n  W..  clerk  Charles  River  Street 

Railway,  484  Main,  boards  13  Green 
Pike  Edgar  W.,  student  H.  U.,  b.    16  Ar- 
lington 
Pike  Henry  E.,  bookkeeper  (Federal,   B.), 

boards  52}  Sacramento 
Pike    Frederick    M.,   driver  ice    wagon, 

boards  62  Cherry 
Pike  George  S.,  carpenter,  h.  62  Cherry 
Pike    Henry   H.,     contractor,   house  52} 

Sacramento 
Pike  James,  livery  stable,  565f.  Main,  and 
70  Norfolk,  house  7  Norfolk 

PIKE  JOEL  S.,  livery  stable,  Church, 
opp.  Palmer,  house  24  Church 
Pike  John,  night  watchman  Joel  S.    Pike, 

Church,  house  22  Farwell  place 
Pike  John  N.,  watchman  B.    L.    &   C.   R. 

R..  house  150  Thorndike 
Pike   Joseph  A.,   blacksmith,   boards   22 
Farwell  place 


TOMBS, 


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Pike   Joseph    S.,  foreman   and   shipping 

anient,  169  Gore,  house  138  Otis 
Pike  Maria  Mrs.,  house  140  Harvard 
Pike  Marshal  B.,real  estate,  h.  16Arlington 
Pike  Mary  E.,  widow  of  Asa  H.,  boarding- 
house,  166  Main 
Pike  Nellie  L.  Miss,  teacher  Gore  primary 

school,  boards  138  Otis 
Pike    Summer    C,    engineer,  382  Main, 

house  22  Pearl 
Pike  Theodore  L.,  inspector  of  sewers, 

-  City  Hall,  house  52  Sacramento 
Pike  Walter  W.,  asst.  city  clerk,  City  Hall, 

house  97  Otis 
Pike  William   U.,  sawyer,    3  Hampshire, 

boards  119  Wiusor 
Pillard  Oliver  E.,  supt.  Isham   Lock  Co., 

17  Main,  house  127  Norfolk 
Piller    Emanuel,   cigar  maker,  35  Pearl, 

house  14  Decatur 
Pillsbury  Samuel,  linen  glace"   (86  Wash- 
ington, B.),  house  207  Harvard 
Pingree  Carrie  Miss,  clerk,  216  North  ave- 
nue, boards  217  do. 
Pingree  Charles   A.,  pattern  maker,   356 
Main,  h.  at  Boston  [Norfolk 

Pinkerton  James,  steam  fitter,  house   60 
Pinkham  Ellis  G.,  house  205  Harvard 
Pinkham  Frederic  B.  C,  carpenter,  house 

223  Broadway,  room  7 
Pinkham  George  G.,  tinsmith,   552  Main, 

house  119  Green 
Pinkham  Henry  M.,  asst.   editor  Boston 
Post  (11  Milk,  B.),  house  205  Harvard 
Pinkham  Lucy   A.,   widow   of  Matthew, 

house  205  Harvard 
Piper  Annie  M.  Miss,  boards  27  Hudson 
Piper  Carrie  L.,  proof-reader  University 

Press,  boards  27  Hudson 
Piper    Caroline    T.,    widow,     house     27 

Hudson 
Piper  George  F.,  clergyman  (7  Tremont 

place,  B.),  house  61  Ellery 
Piper    George  F.,    lawyer   (48  Congress, 

B.),  house  12  Shepard 
Piper    Henry  A.,    account    adjuster  (40 
Water,  room  60,  B.),  house  Langdon, 
near  North  avenue 
Piper  Henry  C,  clerk,  boards  Henry  A. 

Piper's,  Langdon 
Piper  Mary  E.  Mrs.,  house  22  Concord  av. 
Piper  Wm.  C.,clerk,9  Brattle,  h.7  Wallace 
Piper  Wm.  T.,  house  22  Concord  avenue 
Pira  John,  safe  maker,  17  Main 
Pitkin  Emily  R., teacher  Allston  grammar 

school,  boards  16  Prospect 
Pitkin  Jennie  A.  Miss,  boards  Frank  Al- 

drich's,  Washington 
Pitkin   May  F.  Miss,   boards  Frank  Al- 

drich's,  Washington 
Pitman  John  F.,  coal  (793  Somerville   av., 

West  Somerville),  house  19  Beech 
Pitt  Hermeuegile,  brick  maker,  house  152 

Spruce 
Pitts  Michael,  house  Vassal  lane 
Place  Charles,  box  maker  (32  Green,  B.), 
house  218  Broadway 


Place  S.  M.,  widow,  house  1  Percy  place 
Plach  Charles,  currier,  house  206  Green 
Plancich  Peter  H.  (V.  Plancich  &  Son), 

grocer,  78  Harvard,  boards  do. 
Plancich  Vincent  (V.  Plancich   &  Son), 

grocer,  78  Harvard,  house  do. 
Plancich  V.  &  Son  (Vincent  and  Peter  H. 

Plancich),  grocers,  78  Harvard 
Pleasanter    Robert,    painter,  house   rear 

5  Flagg  street  court 
Plummer  Alfred  F.,  piano  key  maker,  137 

Broadway,  boards  65  Norfolk 
Plummer  Bard,  boards  9  Lake  View  av. 
Plummer  Carrie  H.,  dressmaker,  house  19 
Winthrop  1254  North  av. 

Plummer  Fred.  H.,  clerk  (Chauncy,B.),  b. 
Plummer  Frederick   W.,  clerk   (26    Sum- 
mer, B. ),  house  28  Prospect 
Plummer  Horatio  N.,  house  254  North  av. 
Plummer  John  W.,  musician   and  watch- 
maker (Waltham),  boards  64  Dana 
Plummer   Rufus  B.,  carpenter,  house    2 
Emmons  place  [Winsor 

Plummer  Wm.  E.,  bookbinder,  boards  42 
Plummer  William  H.,  house  95  Green 
Plummer  William  H.  P.,  carpenter,  house 
42  Winsor  [Main 

Plummer  W.  Henry,  egg  dealer,  bds.  559 
Plumridge  Geo.,  printer  Riverside   Press, 

house  25  School  street  court 
Plumridge  Jos.  S.,  packer  F.  M.    Holmes 

Furniture  Co.,  house  145  Spring 
Plunkett  Richard,painter,356  Main,  house 

at  Charlestown 
Poehlman    Andrew,  at  North's  slaughter 

house  (Somerville),  house  36  Amory 
Poindexter    John    T.,    waiter    Memorial 

Hall,  house  11  Elmer 
Poirier  Marrin,  brick  maker,  h.194  Dublin 
Poirier  Philias.  brick  maker,  house  foot 
of  Clifton  [h.  3  Broadway 

Poirot  John,tinsmith  Seavey  &  Co., Third, 
Poland  Alvin,  at  137  Broadway,  boards  53 
Cherry  [Broadway 

Poland  A.    S.,    piano-action    maker,    139 
Poland  Edward  W.,  foreman  J.   S.   Pike, 

Church,  rooms  46  Winthrop 
Police  Court,  City  building,  Brattle  sq. 
Polk  Daniel  B.,  laborer,  h.  254  Franklin 
Pollard  Albion  S.,  clerk,  557  Main,  boards 

at  Boston 
Pollard  Edward,  glass  etcher  N.  E.  Glass 

Works,  rooms  Thorndike 
Pollard  George,  carpenter,  h.  44  Norfolk 
Pollard  Geo.  Mrs.,  milliner,  h.  44  Norfolk 
Pollard  James,  gardener,  273  North  ave- 
nue, house  at  Somerville 
Pollard  Jas.  H.,at  75  Main,  b.  Ross  House 
Pollard  John  S.,  house  9  Bigelow 
Pollock  Andrew  F.,  business  dept.   Cam- 
bridge Chronicle,  573  Main   (150  Tre- 
mont, B.),  house  at  Boston 
Ponce  John  H.,  lawyer,  89  Cambridge, 

house  do. 
Pond  Handel  (Ivers  &  Pond  Piano  Co.), 

Albany,  house  at  Winchester 
Pondexter  Foote,  slater,  house  44  Flagg 


THE   DOCK  SQUARE   HARDWARE   STORE. 

Established  1860.  20  DOCK  SQXJAJR-E. 


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Poole    Calvin,    mason,    boarding-house, 

house  9  Norfolk  [84  Auburn 

Poole  Francis  H.,  traveling  salesman,  h. 
Poole  Fred    L.,    traveling  salesman,  503 

Main,  h.  84  Auburn  [43  Cedar 

Poor  Chas.  H.,  teamster  (33  Castle,  B.),  h. 
Poor  Edward  R.,  sailmaker  (B.),  house  1 

Sacramento  pi.  [Sacramento  pi. 

Poor  Edward  R.  jr.,  sailmaker  (B.),  bds.  1 
Poor  John,  machinist  (Utica,  B.),  boards 

1  Sacramento  pi.  [Sacramento  pi. 

Poor    Robert,    sailmaker  (B.),  boards    1 
Pope    Charles   G.    (Hammond  &    Pope), 

lawyer,  623  Main,  and   (27  Tremont 

row,  B.),  house  at  E.  Somerville 
Pope  Eugene  A.,  bookkeeper  (9  Tremont, 

B.),  house  21  Clinton' 
Pope  Frank  G.,  stencil  maker  (8 Dock  sq., 

B.),  house  Chestnut,  corner  Acorn 

POPE    FREDERIC,    architect  and 
builder   (209    Washington,  rooms  35 

and  36,  B.),  boards  136  Austin 
Pope  John,   stencils   (8  Dock  sq.,  B.),  h. 

45  Cottage 
Pope  Samuel  (8  Dock  sq.,B. ).  h.136  Austin 
Pope  Walter  H.,  salesman   (130  Federal, 

B.),  house  45  Cottage 
Popkin  Mary  R.  Miss,  house  25  North  av. 
Porcellian  Club,  444  Harvard 
Porper  George,  carpenter,  house  6  Lopez 
Porper  George,cabinet  maker,  h.  6  Locust 
Portch   George   R.,  gardener  Mrs.   R.  B. 

Storer,  Linnaean,  boards  do. 
Porter  Charles  F.,  oils,  house  126  Winsor 
Porter  David   S.,  traveling  salesman,  400 

Main,  house  402  do. 
Porter  Franklin. furniture  mover  (Charles, 

corner  Mt.  Vernon,  B.),b.  52  River 
Porter  George  W.,  clerk,  114  Cambridge, 

boards  95  Spring 
Porter  Hamilton,  machinist,  h.  43  Clark 
Porter   Harry  G.,  clerk   (19  Central,  B.), 

b.  68  Prospect  [153  Brookline 

Porter  Horace  L.,  clerk,   5   Broadway,  h. 

PORTER  LINN  B.,  editor  and  pro- 
prietor    Cambridge     Chronicle,     573 

Main,  house  42  Pearl 
Porter  Nellie  Mrs.,  h.  42  Cogswell  av. 
Porter  Patrick  H.,  machinist  (B.),   house 

rear  25  Winter  [h.  68  Prospect 

Porter  Perez  G.,  salesman  (23  Broad,  B.), 
Porter  William,  furniture  mover  (Charles, 

cor.  Mt.  Vernon,  B.),  house  52  River 
Porter  Wm.  H.,  conductor,  h.  45  Erie 
Porter  Wm.    N.,  glass-cutter  N.  E.  Glass 

Co..  house  95  Spring 
Porter  William  R.,  house  28  North  av. 
Porter's    Hotel,  Davis    Locke,   manager, 

185  North  avenue 
Post  Carrie  M.  Miss,  teacher  of  dancing, 

603  Main,  boards  at  Boston 
Post  30  G.  A.  R.,  573  Main 
Post  56  G.  A.  R.,  Palmer,  corner  Brattle 
Post  57  G.  A.  R.,  115*  Cambridge 
Postawka  Louis   (L.  Postawka    &    Co.), 

piano  taboret  mnfr.,  Rhoades'  build- 
ing, State 


Postawka  L.  &  Co.  (L.  Postawka),  piano 
taboret  mnfrs.,  Rhoades'  bldg. ,  State 

Potelock  Mary,  wid.  of  Jos.,h.  16  Plymouth 

Potter  Addie  J.  Mrs.,  house  17  Lawrence 

Potter  Bradford  G.,  clerk,  610  Main,  bds. 
473  do.  [Auburn 

Potter  Alfred  M.,  student  H.  U.,  b.  6  Mt. 

Potter  Frederick,  student  H.  U.,  boards  6 
Mt.  Auburn 

Potter  Harry  J.,  bookbinder  Riverside 
Press,  boards  22  Prospect 

Potter  Henry  Mrsv  house  111  North  av. 

Potter  Henry  M.,  tailor  (B.),  house  240 
Harvard 

Potter  John,  painter,  house  21  Lopez 

Potter  Thos.,  carpenter,  h.  r.  426  Camb. 

Potter  Thomas,  foreman  (107  Milk,  B.), 
house  9  Fairmont  avenue 

Potter  Warren  C,  furniture  mover,  13 
Harvard  row,  house  35  Dunster 

Potts  James  H.,  justice  of  the  peace,  h. 
97  River 

Pousland  William  F.,  engineer,  169  Gore, 
house  119  Otis  [h.  do. 

Powell  Charles,  paper-hanger,  512  Main, 

Powell  Mary  Mrs.,  house  13  Rice 

Powell  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  22  Harvard 

Powell  Walter  E.,  printer,  1  Dunster,  h. 
Willard  place,  at  Allston 

Powell  William  E.,  bookkeeper  (66  State, 
B. ),  boards  Garden  street  place 

Power  A.  M.,  widow  of  Nicholas  D.,  house 
78  Green  [h.  82  Oxford 

Power  David  W.,  carpenter,  73  Boylston, 

Power  Frank  W.,  clerk  treas.  office  Cam- 
bridge R.  R.  Co.,  3  Harvard  square,  b. 
78  Green 

Power  James,  house  177  Norfolk 

Power  James,  laborer,  house  21  Grant 

Power  John  E.,  boots  and  shoes,  26  Wash- 
ington, house  at  Beachmont 

Power  John  H.,  bookbinder,  h.  8 Hayes  ct. 

Power  J.  William,  bookbinder  Riverside 
Press,  house  21  Grant 

Power  Lawrence  F.,  printer  University 
Press,  house  20  Magee 

Power  Thomas,  harness  maker  (31  Chel- 
sea, B.),  house  185  Norfolk 

Powers  Catharine,  widow  of  John,  house 
6  Rogers'  block,  Main 

Powers  Charles  A.,  clerk,  9  Brattle,  house 
17  Eliot 

Powers  Daniel,  moulder,  354  Main 

Powers  Ellen,  widow  of  Patrick,  house  13 
Warren 

Powers  Ellen,  widow  of  Thomas,  variety 
store,  335  Cambridge,  house  do. 

Powers  Elmer  W.,  sawyer,  139  Broadway, 
house  59  Plymouth 

Powers  Fanny  H.,  widow  of  Horace  J.,  h. 
14  Buckingham 

Powers  James,  furniture  polisher,  44 
Cambridge,  house  39  Charles 

Powers  James,  cooper,  house  118  Spring 

Powers  John,  blacksmith,  bds.  46  Willow 

Powers  John,  iron  moulder,  Third,  cor- 
ner Bent,  boards  6  Rogers'  blk.,  Main 


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Powers  John,  sawyer,  44  Bridge 
Powers  John,  teamster,  house  47  North 
Powers  John,  teamster,  203  Bridge,  house 

12  Stevens  court 
Powers  Lawrence  A.,  cabinet  maker,  54 

Bridge,  boards  43  Winter 
Powers  Lee  L.,  clerk,  5  Harvard  square, 

house  20  Holyoke 
Powers  Mary,  wid.  of  John,  h.  411  Camb. 
Powers  Mary  A.,  widow  of  Joseph  S.,  h. 

20  Holyoke 
Powers  Maurice,  teamster,  bds.  3  Bristol 
Powers  Maurice  F.,  moulder,  h.  6  Green 
Powers  Michael,  laborer,  h.  17  Jefferson 
Powers  Patrick,  paver,  house  93  Tremont 
Powers  Richard,  house  foot  of  Auburn  pi. 
Powers  Richard,  laborer,  house  3  Bristol 
Powers  Richard  jr.,  laborer,  house  Wood- 
lawn,  near  Cushing 
Powers  Richard  D.,  moulder,  354  Main,  h. 

rear  27  Pine 
Powers  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  305  Camb. 
Powers  Thomas,  tinsmith,  502  Main 
Powers  William,  laborer,  house  Vineyard 
Powers  William  F.,  moulder,  354  Main,  h. 

11  School 
Praetsch  Richard,  at  139  Broadway 
Prantz  Max,  tinsmith,  boards  150  Spring 
Pratt  Aaron  B.,  stoves,  etc.,   226    Cam- 
bridge, house  6  Mullins  court 
Pratt  Aaron  B.  jr.,  gilder,  579  Main,  bds. 

6  Mullin's  court 
Pratt  Albert,  cabinet  maker,  h.  72  Gore 
Pratt  Amanda  F.,  teacher  kindergarten 

school,  41  Holyoke,  house  at  Boston 
Pratt  Eben,  coffin  maker.  203  Bridge,  h. 

16-  Cambridge 
Pratt  Edward  W.  Mrs.,  house  20  Mead 
Pratt  Francis  L.,  city  messenger,   office 

City  Hall,  h.  Hawthorn,  cor.  Acacia 
Pratt  George  F.,  laborer,  house  Harvey, 

corner  Montgomery  [10  Oxford 

Pratt  Harvey  H.,  law  student  H.  U.,  rms. 
Pratt  John  E.,  compositor,  h.  12  Warland 
Pratt  Lewis,  diamonds,  house  9  Austin 
Pratt  William  H.,  sign  painter,  house  89 

Inman 
Pratt  William  W.,  window  shades,  etc. 

(26  Bromfield,  B.),  house  96  Inman 
Prattis  Annie,  widow,  house  5  West 
Pray  A.  H.,  at  Russ  Moulding  Co.,  house 

at  East  Boston 
Pray  Orrin,   driver  People's  line,  rooms 

249  Cambridge 
Pray  Wm.  M.,  music  teacher,  b.  152  Austin 
Preble   Granville   A.,   machinist    (31  Ex- 
change, B.),  house  293  Broadway 
Preble  James   C,   milkman,   boards    255 

North  avenue 
Preble    Oramel    B.,     action    maker,    162 

Broadway,  house  103  Washington 
Preble    Origen    O.,   machinist    Riverside 

Press,  house  29  Blackstone 
Preble  William,  stone  mason,  h.  58  Spruce 
Preco  Joseph,  laborer,  h.  r.   19  Fairmont 
Prentice  Edwin  A.,  bookbinder,  7  Brattle, 

boards  21  Baldwin 


Prentice  Henry  H.,  compositor  University 

Press,  house  21  Baldwin 
Prentice  Theodore,  letter  carrier,  Cam- 
bridge P.  O.,  7  Harvard  row 
Prentin  Patrick,  coachman,  h.  30  Bay 
Prentin  Robert,  laborer,  h.  rear  178  Green 
Prentiss  Abigail  Miss,  house  172  North 
Prentiss  Dorcas  B.,  widow  of  George  A., 

house  17  Park  [dike 

Prentiss  Harris  G.,  laborer,  b.  131  Thorn- 
Prentiss  Henry,  laborer,  b.  131  Thorndike 
Prentiss  George  H.,  ladder  maker,  boards 

131  Thorndike 
Presbrey  Edward  A.,  cashier   Nat'l  Bank 

of   Redemption  (85  Devonshire,  B.), 

house  10  Remington  [60  Auburn 

Presby  Alonzo  W.,  painter,  460  Main,  h. 
Presby  Frank  A.,  printer  (Harrison  av., 

B.),  boards  60  Auburn  [Auburn 

Presby  Matilda,  widow  of  Alpha,  house  60 
Prescott  Abigail  R.,  widow  of  Josiah,  h. 

8  Bigelow 
Prescott  Charles  E.,  action  maker,   162 

Broadway,  house  52  Mt.  Auburn 
Prescott  Eben  C.  Mrs.,  house  27  Mellen 
Prescott  Edward,  house  8  Forest 
Prescott  Edward,  clerk,  boards  27  Mellen 
Prescott  Harrison,  house  78  Prospect 
Prescott  Joel  H.  (H.  P.  Nutting  &  Co.), 

blacksmith,  Palmer,  h.  144  Mt.  Auburn 
Prescott  Kate  Miss,  milliner,   boards  32 

Western  avenue 
Prescott  Rufus  R.,  rubber  stamp  agent, 

house  3  Ballord  place 
Prevear  Edward  B.,  salesman  (5  Union, 

B.),  house  197  Harvard 
Price  Charles  F.,  glass  cutter  N.  E.  Glass 

Co.,  boards  71  Spring 
Price  Charles  T.,  waiter  (42  Beacon,  B.), 

house  Hotel  School 
Price  Edwin   B.,    clerk,    86    Cambridge, 

boards  71  Spring 
Price  Eugene  B.,  waiter  Memorial  Hall, 

house  7  Elmer 
Price   Henry  W.,  teamster  (Somerville), 

boards  58  Elm 
Price  Isaac,  glass  blower,  h.  226  Bridge 
Price  James  Edwin   (James  M.   Price  & 

Son),  85  Cambridge,  b.  118  Thorndike 
Price  James  M.  (James  M.  Price  &  Son), 

85  Cambridge,  house  118  Thorndike 
Price   James  M.  &   Son  (James  M.   and 

James  Edwin  Price),  stoves  and  hard- 
ware, 85  Cambridge 
Price  Julia  A.,  widow  of  William  B.,  h. 

71  Spring 
Price  Richard  E.,  milk  can  mnfr..  6  Prison 

Point  Bridge,  house  44  Fourth 
Pridgett    Augustus,    waiter,    boards    39 

Washington 
Price  William  J.,  carver  F.   G.  F.    Co., 

house  94  Fourth 
Pridham  Edward  R.,  wheelwright,  5  Pal- 
mer, house  45  Wright  [6  Jay 
Priest  Charles  W.,  police,  station  2,  house 
Priest  Edward  E.,   engineer   S.  F.  E.  1, 

Brattle  square,  house  46  Winthrop 


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Priest  Edward  E.  jr.,  clerk,  9  Brattle,  bds. 

46  Winthrop  [499  Main 

Priest  Elizabeth  C,  widow  of  J.  H.,  h. 
Priest  Jonas  H.,  house  6  Pemberton 
Priestley  Oscar,  iceman,  b.  99  Concord  av. 
Prilay  John  M.,  salesman  (B.),  boards  93 

Thorndike 
Prime  Edward,  teamster,  h.  5  Lincoln  ct. 
Prime  Joseph  N.,  asst.  supt.  Cambridge 

Laundry,  house  230  Pearl 
Prince  James  A.,  painter,   16   Boylston, 

house  36  Ellery  [98  Columbia 

Prince  Reuben  B.,  carriagesmith,  house 
Printen  Patrick,  coachman,  9  Highland, 

boards  do. 
Prior  George  H.,  clerk  (54  Central  wharf, 

B.),  house  24  Mead 
Prior   John,   carriage  painter,   boards   1 

Washington 
Prior  John,  stage  carpenter  Globe  Theatre 

(598  Washington,  B),  h.  28  Harvard 
Prior  John  jr.,  piano  finisher,  boards  1 

Washington 
Prior   Joseph    H.,    stone    cutter,    Gore's 

wharf,  house  18  Winter 
Prior  Mary,  widow  of  Charles,  house  68 

Broadway  [Broadway 

Prior  Thomas  I.,  bookbinder,  boards  68 
Pritchud  Maria  F.  Mrs.,  house  404  Main 
Pritchett  Thomas,  janitor   (96  Tremont, 

B.),  house  19  Tremont 
Pritsch  Bernhard,  laborer,  502  Main 
Probst  Rosalie  Miss,  teacher  of  French, 

351  Broadway,  house  do. 
Probst  Soeurs  Miss,  millinery,  351  Broad- 
way, house  do.  [house  68  do. 
Proctor  Benj.  F.,  cooper,  rear  63  Allston, 
Proctor  George  W.,  laborer,  house  Har- 
vey, corner  Montgomery 
Proctor  John  A.,  cooper,  68  Allston,  h. 

55  Franklin 
Proctor  J.  Melville,teamster,  220  Portland, 

boards  35  Tremont  [Main 

Prospect  House,  Joseph  Uhrig,  prop.,  596 
Proudl'oot  David  (Wm.  A.  Hunnewell  & 

Co.),  coal  and  wood,  84  Bridge,  house 

146  Cambridge 
Prouty  George  C,  express,  order  box,  25 

Central  square,  house  at  Somerville 
Prouty  James  L.  (Custom  House,  B.),  h. 

23  Antrim 
Prye  George  W.,  book  stamper  Riverside 

Press,  house  104  Western  avenue 
Puello  Alexander,  3  Hampshire,  house  125 

Columbia  [Cherry 

Pugh  Jonathan,  baker,  3  Austin,  house  24 
Pugh  Michael,  butcher  Niles  Bros.,  house 

5  Madison 
Pulaski    August,    butcher     Niles    Bros., 

Concord  avenue,  house  near  do. 
Pulaski  August  jr.,  butcher  Niles  Bros., 

Concord  avenue,  house  near  do. 
Pulaski  John,  butcher  Niles  Bros.,  boards 

August  Pulaski's 
Pulaski  Julius,  butcher  Niles  Bros.,  bds. 

August  Pulaski's 
Pulcifer  Geo.  F.,  painter,  h.  25  Tremont 


Pullen  Fred  B.,  sergt.  of  police,  station  1, 

house  7  Hollis 
Pullen  Louise  M.,  widow  of  Simeon,  bds. 

7  Hollis 
Pulsford  Arthur,  printer  University  Press, 

rooms  7  Gerry  [avenue 

Pulsifer  Hannah  Miss,  house  41  Cogswell 
Pulsifer  Jas.  W.,  house  41  Cogswell  av. 
Pusifer  Joseph,  boards  41  Cogswell  av. 
Pummell  Phillip  T.,  cigar  maker,  house  7 

Suffolk 
Punch  Ellen,  widow,  house  33  Carson 
Punch  James  P.  (Mineral  Water,   B.),  h. 

62  Winter 
Purcell  Hycent,  cement  mnfr.,  239  Main, 

house  27  Mt.  Auburn 
Purcell  James,  laborer,  h.  104  Brookline 
Purcell  John,  collar  maker,  10  Arrow,  b. 

27  Mt.  Auburn 
Purcell  John,  shoemaker,  135  Columbia, 

house  rear  do. 
Purcell  Joseph,  junk,  house  41  Porter 
Purcell     Matthew,     carriagesmith,      178 

North  avenue,  house  at  Somerville 
Purcell  Michael,  brass  finisher,  boards  27 

Mt.  Auburn 
Purcell  Wm.  P.,  cement  maker,  239  Main, 

boards  27  Mt.  Auburn 
Purdy  Gilbert  G.,  piano  action  maker,  113 

Broadway,  house  30  Columbia 
Purdy  L.  G.  Mrs.,  boards  11-$-  Norfolk 
Purvis  Alexander,   cane  seater,  house  1 

Second  street  place 
Putnam  Amanda  M.,  seamstress,  boards 

105  Allston 
Putnam  Amos  B.,  bookkeeper  (75  Corn- 
hill,  B  ),  boards  16  Fairmont 
Putnam  A.  J.,  conductor  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  house  Mead 
Putnam  Charles  W.,  traveling  salesman, 

house  3  Banks 
Putnam   Frederick  W.,   curator  Peabody 

Museum  of  Archaeology  and  Ethnolo- 
gy, h.  32  living  [24  Quincy 
Putnam  George,  lawyer  (35  Court,  B.),  h. 
Putnam  Hogan,  conductor  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  house  6  Mead 
Putnam  John  P.  (Henry  Thayer  &  Co.), 

chemist,  150  Broadway,  house  at  Win- 
throp, Me. 
Putnam    Joseph  H.,   action  maker,   162 

Broadway,  house  at  Wilmington 
Putnam  Lewis,  veterinary  surgeon,  office 

and  house,  170  North  avenue 
Putnam    Peter    C-,    wood    worker,     131 

Broadway,  house  113  Hampshire 
Putnam  William  L.,  boards  24  Quincy 
Putney  Albert,  spindle  maker,  house  39 

Fourth 
Putney  Albert  F.,  salesman  N.  E.  Glass 

Works,  North,  boards  39  Fourth 
Putney  George  (Howe  &  Putney),  bacon 

curer,  foot  Distillhouse,  h.  30  Austin 
Putney  George  A.,  machinist,  206  Hamp- 
shire, boards  at  Belmont 
Pye  William,  carpenter,  h.  27  Walnut  ct. 
Pym  James,  printer,  house  73  Pleasant 


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QUEALEY    AUSTIN,    soap   maker,   184 

Broadway,  house  111  Elm 
Quealey  John,  baker,  502  Main,  boards  42 

Clark 
Quealey  Michael,  soap  maker,  1S4  Broad- 
way, house  42  Clark 
Quealey  Thomas,  soap  maker,  184  Broad- 
way, house  42  Clark 
Queen  Isaac,  laborer,  house  51  Hastings 
Quigley    Bernard    D.,   liquors,   271   Cam- 
bridge, house  do. 
Quigley  Francis,  stone  cutter,  h.  17  Brown 
Quigley  Francis  H.,  stone  cutter,  boards 

Vineyard,  corner  May 
Quigley  Hugh,  tinsmith,  h.  53  Charles 
Quigley  James,  laborer,  180  Main,  b.  r.  do. 
Quigley  John,  laborer,  180  Main,  h.  r.  do. 
Quigley  John  I.,  pattern  maker,  72  Main, 

house  147  do. 
Quigley  Patrick,  laborer  Cambridge  R.  R. 
Co.,  Mt.  Auburn,  h.  Vineyard,  c.  May 
Quigley  Walter,  cooper,  house  149  Gore 
Quill  Patrick,  currier,  house  49  Cedar 
Quilter  Michael,  laborer,  h.  245  Franklin 
Quinby  Andrew  J.,  stone  mason,  house  7 

Lambert  avenue 
Quinlan   Bartholomew,  boiler  maker,  B. 
L.  &  C.  R.  R,  shop,  house  34  Charles 
Quinlan  Daniel,  laborer,  house  4  Jefferson 
Quinlan  James,  teamster,  h.  75  Gore 
Quinlan  John,  baker,  502  Main 
Quinlau  John  L.,  brass  moulder  (14  Bev- 
erly, B. ),  h.  Locust,  corner  Hoi  worthy 
Quinn  Ann,  house  22  Warren 
Quinn  Bridget,   widow  of   Hugh,   house 

452  Broadway 
Quinn  Bridget,  widow,  h.  104  Kinnaird 
Quinn  Charles,  whitener,  h.  36  Broadway 
Quinn  Catherine,  widow  of   William,  h. 

102  Bridge 
Quinn  Edward,  instructor  House  of  Cor- 
rection, boards  do. 
Quinn  Eliza,  widow  of  Nicholas,  house  36 

Broadway 
Quinn  Francis,  house  13  Remington 
Quinn  Frank,  teamster,  b.  452  Broadway 
Quinn  Frank  E.,  laborer,  153  Putnam  av., 

house  239  Pearl 
Quinn  George  B.,  printer,  105  Magazine, 

house  237  Pearl 
Quinn  Hugh,  painter,  bds.  452  Broadway 
Quinn  James,  painter,  bds  452  Broadway 
Quinn  James,  core  maker  H.  M.  Bird,  Pel- 
ham,  boards  S3  Broadway 
Quinn   James,  brush  maker,  12  Gore,  h. 

3  Buck's  block,  Seventh 
Quinn  James  J.,  express,  Cambridge,  near 

Third,  house  189  Cambridge 
Quinn    James    P.,    painter,     14    Church, 

house  116  Webster  avenue 
Quinn  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  249  Franklin 
Quinn  John,  carpenter,  house  91  Vine 
Quinn  John,  soap  maker,  b.  181£  Harvard 
Quinn  John,  grease  collector,  h.  39  Charles 
Quinn  John,  laborer,  house  4  Spring  place 
Quinn  John,  laborer,  house  9  Willow 
Quinn  John,  laborer,  house  19  Vine 


Quinn  John  (63  Pitts,  B.),  house  25  Gore 
Quinn    John,    teamster,    house    rear    42 

Washington 
Quinn  John  H.,  moulder,  h.  15  Brewery 
Quinn  John  J.,  16S  Gore,  boards  143  do. 
Quinn   Joseph   F.,  plumber,    10    Brattle, 

boards  104  Kinnaird  [143  Gore 

Quinn  Margaret,  widow  of  Patrick,  house 
Quinn  Mary,  widow  of  John,  h.  239  Pearl 
Quinn  Mary,  widow  of  Maurice,  house  125 

Third 
Quinn  Mary  Mrs.,  house  211  Franklin 
Quinn  Michael,  laborer,  house  1  Pioneer 
Quinn  Michael,  teamster,  h.  83  Broadway 
Quinn    Patrick,    teamster,    124   Harvard, 

boards  120£  do. 
Quinn  Patrick,  laborer,  house  149  Elm 
Quinn  Patrick,  teamster,  boards  87  Moore 
Quinn  Patrick  J.,  engineer  Amer.  Rubber 

Co..  boards  9  Willow 
Quinn  Sarah,  widow  of  James,  h.  1  Fourth 
Quinn  Terrauce  F.,  conductor  Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co.,  house  33  Carson 
Quinn  Thomas,  laborer,  house  12  Warren 
Quinu  Timothy  I.,  letter  carrier  E.  Cam- 
bridge P.  O.,  house  rear  24  Winter 
Quinn  William,  laborer,  house  198  Bridge 
Quinn  William  A.,  traveling  salesman,  h. 

Parker,  1st  from  Concord  avenue 
Quirk  Kennedy,  currier,  house  Harvey, 

corner  Montgomery 

RAABE  LOUIS,  cabinet  maker,  Otis,  cor- 
ner First,  boards  59  Third 
Rabey  Charles,  silver  plater  (24  Sudbury, 

B. ),  boards  2  Pioneer  avenue 
Rabey  Max,  tinsmith  Seavey&  Co.,  Third, 

house  2  Pioneer  avenue 
Rackliffe    Charles    W.,    conductor    Cam- 
bridge R.  R.  Co.,  bds.  14  Squire's  ct 
Rackliffe  Joseph  C,  teamster,  house  67 

Thorndike 
Rady  Andrew,  boards  28S-J  Harvard 
Rady  John,  milkman,  house  2S8^  Harvard 
Rady  Mary  A.,  teacher  Gannett  primary 

school,  boards  283-J-  Broadway 
Rady  Michael  C,  mason,  h.  141  Columbia 
Rady  Philip,  blacksmith,  454  Main,  house 

142  Columbia 
Rady,  see  Reddy 

Rafferty  Bernard,  barrels,  h.  12  Harding 
Rafferty  Bernard  J.,  boards  12  Harding 
Rafferty  Frank,  saloon,  169  Bridge,  boards 

11  Fourth 
Rafferty  James,  laborer,  house  11  Fourth 
Rafferty  James,  tailor,  house  4  Harding 
Rafferty  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  22  Decatur 
Rafferty  Thomas,  lab.,  h.  6  Chestnut  park 
Rafferty   Thomas  T.   (Moynahan  &  Co.), 
stoves,    ranges,    tin    ware,    etc.,    457 
Cambridge,  boards  193  Norfolk 
Rainey  James,  stone  setter,  Mt.  Auburn 

cemetery,  house  21  Sparks  street  pi. 
Raison  Annie  E.  Mrs.,  house  12  Bath 
Rakestraw  Elam,  engineer   (1  Hamilton, 
B.),  boards  37  Winsor  [1  Acorn 

Ralph  Thomas,  foreman,  172  Pearl,  house 


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Ramhofer    Edward    J.,    hairdresser,    436 

Harvard,  boards  14  Cowperthwaite 
Ramhofer  Jacob,  shoe  maker,   house  14 

Cowperthwaite 
Ramhofer   John,  teamster   Boston    Glue 

Works,  boards  14  Cowperthwaite 
Ramsay  Albert,  at  203  Bridge,  b.  22  Elm 
Ramsay  Alexander  H.,  apothecary,  1  Brat- 
tle, house  857  Main 
Ramsay  Alfred,  finisher  Middlesex  Bleach- 
ery  (Somerville),  house  Carver,  near 
Sacramento 
Ramsay  Edward,  house  175  Main 
Ramsay  George,  painter,  boards  175  Main 
Ramsay  Harvey,   cigars   (59  Broad,  B.), 

house  22  Elm 
Ramsay  James  M.,  clerk  (S.  B.  R.  R.,  B.), 

house  41  Bowdoin 
Ramsay  Jane,  widow  of  Robert,   house 

Carver,  near  Sacramento 
Ramsay  William,  carpenter,  boards  Wm. 

Mc Arthur's,  Woodlawn 
Ramsdell  Annie  Mrs.,  house  81  Inman 
Ramsdell  Putnam,  at  137  Broadway,  bds. 
95  Winsor  [bds.  9  Mead 

Ramsdell  Sarah  J.,  widow  of  Daniel  N., 
Ramsell  Charles  L.,  sawyer,  h.  69  Spring 
Ramsey  Albert,  at  203  Bridge 
Ramsey    Charles,    stevedore,    house    14 
Cambridge  [57  Winsor 

Ramsey  John,   veterinary  dentist,   house 
Ramstein  John  A.,  varnisher,  162  Broad- 
way, house  26  Tremont 
Rand  Benjamin  R.,  conveyancer  Registry 
of  Deeds,  Otis,  coiner  Second,  boards 
70  Thorndike 
Rand   Charles   A.,   com.  mer.    (19  North 

market,  B.),  house  84  Thorndike 
Rand  Charles  O.,  bookkeeper  (12  Chardon, 

B.),  house  22  Cogswell  avenue 
Rand  Edward  L.  (Kelly  &  Rand),  action 
maker,  162  Broadway,  house  at  Ja- 
maica Plain  [Baldwin 
Rand  George  H.,  carver,  624  Main,  h.  31 
Rand  Harry  L.  (60  State,  B.),  b.  16  Quincy 
Rand  Harry  S.,  clerk  (45  Merchants  row, 

B.),  boards  158  North  avenue 
Rand   Henry  C,   leather   (45    Merchants 

row,  B.),  house  158  North  avenue 
Rand  Henry  M.,  photographer,  33  River, 

house  29  do. 
Rand  James,  laborer,  house  206  Third 
Rand  James  Mrs.,  house  29  Eliot 
Rand  Jennie  L.  Mrs.,  house  16  Quincy 
Rand  Obed,  house  22  Cogswell  avenue 
Rand  Oliver  J.,  house  35  Bigelow 
Rand    Sarah    A.   Mrs.,    teacher    Shepard 

grammar  school,  boards  17  Walden 
Rand  Thomas  B.,  teamster,  h.  204  Third 
Rand  W.   B.,  student  H.   U.,  boards  21 

Trowbridge 
Randall  Carrie  L.  Mrs.,  tel.  operator  W. 
U.   T.  Co.,  Lyceum  Exchange,  Har- 
vard row,  boards  17  Magazine 
Randall  Catharine  M.  Mrs.,  house  11  River, 

room  4 
Randall  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  rear  99  Sixth 


Randall  Daniel  jr.,  spring-bed  maker,  386 

Main,  house  101  Fourth 
Randall  Daniel  W.,  currier,  bds.  7  Cedar 
Randall   Lester  V..   trav.   salesman   (153 

Milk,  B. ),  house  12  Sidney 
Randall  Lewis  H.,  laborer,  h.  288  Pearl 
Randall  Mary  E.  Miss,  house  7  Cedar 
Rankin  Edwin  D.,  silver  plater  (50  Sud- 
bury, B.),  h.  rear  113  Thorndike 
Rankin  Miranda  B.,  widow  of  James  W., 

nurse,  house  3  Ashburton  place 
Ranlet  Albert  H.,  com.  trav.  (17  Oliver, 

B),  house  125  Norfolk 
Ransom  Chandler  R.  (38  School,  B.),  h. 
9  Roseland  [Third,  b.  do. 

RansonWillard,  cook  House  of  Correction, 
Rantz  Andrtjz  M.,  fresco  painter  (444  Tre- 
mont, B.),  house  24  Decatur 
Raspberry    Edward,   %t    Boston    Bridge 

Works,  boards  18 1$  Harvard 
Ratell  Aimie,  cabinet  maker  F.  G.  F.  Co., 

house  174  Columbia      N 
Rath  Franz,  boards  713  Cambridge 
Rathmell     George      R.,     carpenter     (76 
Charlestown,  B.),  house  1  Baldwin  pi. 
Rauh  George,  butcher,  house  198  Green 
Rawson  George  W.,  machinist,  72  Main, 

house  19  State 
Rawson  Orin,  carpenter,  h.  48  Chestnut 
Ray  Edwin  C...  fruit  (12  Merchants  row, 

B.),  house  97  Inman 
Ray  George,  clerk,  502  Main 
Ray  Hannah,  wid.  of  James,  h.  27  Banks 
Raycroft  Cora  Miss,  teacher  Lassell  pri- 
mary school 
Raymond   Charles    A.,   boots    and  shoes 
(175  Congress,  130  Hanover,  and   12 
Tremont,  B.),  house  98  Ellery 

RAYMOND  CHARLES  E.,  whole- 
sale grocer  (9  Commercial,  B.),  and 
president  Charles  River  St.  Railway 
Co.,  484  Main,  house  357  Harvard 

Raymond  Charles  F.,  letter  carrier  P.  O., 
611  Main,  boards  11  Lawrence 

Raymond  Emmons,  pres.  Conn,  and  Pas- 
sumpsic  River  R.  R.,  33  N.  Y.  Mutual 
Life  Insurance  bldg.  (95  Miik,  B.),  h. 
31-8  Broadway 

Raymond  George  Augustus,  dentist,  152 
North  avenue,  house  do. 

Raymond  Geo.  A.,  provisions,  25  Chaun- 
cy,  house  23  do. 

Raymond  George  L., baking  powder  mnfr., 
boards  Western  avenue 

Raymond  George  P.,  millinery  (5  Tre- 
mont place,  B.),  house  124  Oxford 

Raymond  James  H.,  clerk  (89  Broad,  B.), 
house  123  Washington 

Raymond  John  C,  music  teacher,  house 
11  Lawrence  [Auburn 

Raymond   Leonard,   printer,   b.    144  Mt. 

RAYMOND  PATRICK  H.,  busi- 
ness agent  Cambridge  Press,531  Main, 
house  10  Pleasant 
Raymond  Thomas  C,  supt  Cambridge 
Fruit  Preserving  Co.,  25  Main,  house 
84  Ellery 


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Raymond  Walter,  general  agent  Montreal 
&  Boston  Air  Line  R.  R.  (240  Wash- 
ington, B. ) ,  boards  398  Broadway 

Raymond  William  H.,  wholesale  grocer  (9 
Commercial,  B.),  house  5  Lee 

Raymond  Wm.  T.,  inspector  C.  W.  W., 
office  City  Hall,  house  104  Pleasant 

Raynard  Joseph  F.,  cabinet  maker,  624 
Main,  house  115  Auburn 

Rayne  George  W.,  machinist,  356  Main, 
house  11  Decatur 

Read  Candace  C.  Mrs.,  dressmaker.  253 
Broadwav,  house  do. 

READ  CHARLES  COOLIDGE, 
lawyer  (27  State,  rooms  18  and  19,  B.), 
bds.  William  Read's,  Appleton 

Read  Edward,  guns  and  sporting  appara- 
tus (107  Washington,  Boston),  boards 
William  Read's^  Appleton 

Read  Freeman  E.,  cabinetmaker,  Rhoades 
building,  State,  house  22  Austin 

Read  Harry  W.,  clerk  (27  Otis,  B.),  bds. 
10l£  Inman 

Read  Herbert,  boards  34  Buckingham 

Read  James  J.,  harnesses  and  harness 
brackets,  etc.  (13  Tremont  row,  B.), 
rooms  7  Norfolk 

Read  John,  guns  and  sporting  apparatus 
(107  Washington,  Boston),  house 
Appleton,  corner  Highland 

Read  J.  Henry,  county  commissioner, 
Court  House,  East  Cambridge,  house 
at  Westford 

Read  J.  Stacey,  real  estate  (266  Washing- 
ton, B.),  house  264  North  avenue 

Read  Lucy  G.,  widow  of  John,  house  34 
Buckingham  [Read's,  Appleton 

Read  Nathaniel  G.,  sea-captain,  bds.  Wm. 

Read  Peter  L.,  laborer,  house  82  Harvard 

Read  Robert  M.,  jeweler,h.  253  Broadway 

Read  Samuel  V.  M.,  messenger  (B.  &  P. 
depot,  B.),  house  101-J  Inman 

Read  Sarah  G.  Miss,  bds.  343  Broadway 

Read  Thomas  J.,  carpenter,  113  Broad- 
way, boards  20  Suffolk 

Read  Wilder  B.,  tinsmith,  525  Main,  house 
10£  Worcester 

Read  Wm.,  guns  and  sporting  apparatus 
(107  Washington,  B.),  house  Appleton 

Read  Wm.  jr.,  guns  and  sporting  appara- 
tus (107  Washington,  B.),  h.  Appleton 

Read,  see  Reed,  also  Reid 

Reagan  Bernard,  laborer,  house  133  Web- 
ster avenue 

Reagan  Bryan,  at  206  Broadway 

Reagan  James,  clerk,  443  Cambridge, 
boards  2  Dailey's  alley 

Reagan  Jeremiah,  hostler,  120  Green, 
house  224  Franklin 

Reagan  Jeremiah  J.,  clerk,  169  Gore, 
boards  269  Cambridge 

Reagan  John,  laborer,  b.  198  Cambridge 

Reagan  John  F.,  varnisher,  203  Bridge, 
house  122  Spring 

Reagafla  Mary  Mrs.,  house  180  Main 

Reagan  Michael,  foreman  curing  dept., 
169  Gore,  house  269  Cambridge 


Reagan  Michael,  laborer,  h.  198  Norfolk 
Reagan  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  13$  Warren 
Reagan  Timothy,  lab.,  h.  269  Cambridge 
Reagan,  see  Regan 

Reagar  Ludwig,  gardener,  h.  2  Cedar  sq. 
Real  Joseph,  tinsmith,  h.  1  Broadway 
Real  Thomas  J.,  case  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, house  225  do.,  room  2 
Reardon  Bridget,  widow  of  Daniel,  house 

196  Franklin 
Reardon  Cornelius,  teamster,  221   Bridge, 
house  8  Fourth  [Cambridge 

Reardon    Daniel,   clerk   (B.),   boards  277 
Reardon  Daniel,  laborer,  house  22  Flagg 
Reardon  Dennis,  hostler,  bds.  3  Jefferson 
Reardon  Edmund  (John  Reardon  &  Sons), 
oil    mnfr.,    Waverly,   corner  Talbot, 
house  189  Pearl 
Reardon  James  H.,  at  John  Reardon  & 

Sons,  house  29  Erie 
Reardon  John,  laborer,  h.  11  Hayes  court 
Reardon  John   (John   Reardon   &  Sons), 
oil    mnfr.,    Waverly,    coiner  Talbot, 
house  at  Brookline  [bridge 

Reardon  John,  at  203  Bridge,  b.  277  Cam- 
Reardon  John,  laborer,  house  3  Jefferson 
Reardon  John  jr.  (69  South   Market,  B.), 

boards  Prospect  House,  596  Main 
Reardon  John  &  Sons  (John  and  Edmund 
Reardon),  tallow  oil  mnfrs.,   Waverly, 
c.  Talbot,  and  (69  South  Market,  B.) 
Reardon  John  J.,  iron  moulder,Third,cor- 

ner  Bent,  house  15  Pine 
Reardon    Margaret,    widow  of  Michael, 
house  277  Cambridge  [do. 

Reardon  Michael,  hostler,  334  Harvard,  b. 
Reardon  Michael,  laborer,  h.  198  Norfolk 
Reardon  Owen,  driver,  203  Bridge,  house 

8  Gore 
Reardon  Patrick  C,  clerk  (B.),h.  85  Bridge 
Reardon    Timothy,   switch  tender  Cam- 
bridge Railroad  Co.,  h.  123  Spring 
Reardon  Timothy,  laborer,  house  3  Porter 
Reardon  Timothy,  boiler  maker,  92  Main 
Reardon  William,  soap  and  soap  stocks  (3 

Chatham,  B.),  house  54  Pleasant 
Reardon  William  H.,  at  John  Reardon   & 
Sons,  boards  189  Pearl  [do. 

Redd  am  Timothy,  liquors,  38  DeWolf,   h. 
Reddick  Henry  J.,  station  agent  F.  R.   R„ 
Porter's  station.  North  avenue,  h.  do. 
Reddin  Mary  Mrs.,  h.  r.  171  Franklin 
Redding  Sylvanus,  engineer  (Foster's  whf., 

B.),  house  72  Sixth 
Reddy    James,  electrotype  finisher,  (B.), 

house  129  Winsor 
Reddy  John,  carver,  boards  99  Gore 
Reddy  John,  teamster,  15  Second,  boards 

288  Broadway 
Reddy  Nicholas,  laborer,  h.  156  Franklin 
Reddy  Paul,  laborer,  house  222  Franklin 
Reddy,  see  Rady 

Redfern  Justinian,  blacksmith,  house   81 
Broadway  [Franklin 

Redfern    William,    gardener,    house     187 
Redfleld  Wm.  P.,  bookkeeper  (450  Wash- 
ington, B.),  house  90  Prospect 


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REN 


Redhouse  William,  hairdresser,  12  Rogers' 

block,  Main,  house  do.  [Grant 

Redington  Anna,  widow  of  John,   h.   25 

Redington  Edward    C,    laborer,    boards 

13  Grant 
Redington  Katie  Miss,  house  13  Grant 
Redman  Ira  D.,  conductor  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  boards  3  Chapman  place 
Redtnon  Delia,  widow,  house  16  Vine 
Redmond  John,  laborer,  house  7  Foster's 

block,  rear  93  Main 
Reed  Alonzo,  blacksmith,  Palmer,    near 

Brattle,  house  9  Soden 
Reed  Andrew  A.,  sawyer  Guild,  Church  & 

Co.,  State,  house  at  Boston 
Reed  Charles  F.,  action  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, house  at  Wilmington 
Reed  Chester  A.,  law  student,  boards  347 

Harvard 
Reed  Chester  I.  Mrs.,  house  347  Harvard 
Reed  Clarence  A.  Rev.,  house  9  Soden 
Reed  Clarence  G.    (Clarence   G.   Reed  & 
Co.),    plasterer,    order    box  Lyceum 
Exchange,  Harvard  square,  house  at 
Somerville 

REED    CLARENCE   G.   &  CO., 
(Clarence  G.  and  Samuel   M.    Reed), 

plasterers  and  stucco  workers,   order 

box  22,  Sawin's  express  office,  Lyceum 

Exchange,  Harvard  square 
Reed  David,  laborer,  house  63  Harvard 
Reed  Edward  D.,  clerk  (32  Summer,  B.), 

boards  79  Thorndike 
Reed    Emma    L.,   copyist,    Otis,     corner 

Second,  boards  79  Thorndike 
Reed  Enos  W.,  milkman,  h.  79  Thorndike 
Reed   E.    Julius,    clerk,  186  Cambridge, 

house  at  Boston 
Reed  E.,  carpenter,  boards  559  Main 
Reed  Francis  R.,  carriagesmith,  446  Main, 

rooms  54  Austin 
Reed  George  B.,  law  bookseller  (24  Corn- 
hill,  B.j,  house  43  Cottage 
Reed  George  H.,  house  80  Cambridge 
Reed  Guilford  8.,  dentist  (14  Winter,  B.), 

house  782  Main 
Reed  Henry  L.,  action  maker,   162  Broad- 
way, house  4  Rockwell 
Reed  Honora,  wid.  of  John,  h.  45  Banks 
Reed  James,  cutler,  house  78  Boylston 
Reed  James,  fishing  rod  maker,  26  Banks, 

house  do. 
Reed  James  Mrs.,  human  hair  worker, 

house  78  Boylston 
Reed  James  W.,  stone  cutter,  h.  1  Wallace 
Reed  John  W.,  hostler  Cambridge  Rail- 

rord  Co.,  Dunster,  h.  22  Charles  River 
Reed  Joseph,  laborer,  house  35  Harding 
Reed  Joseph    Nelson,  house  Parker,  2d 

from  Concord  avenue 
Reed  Luther,  cigars  and  confectionery, 

13  Harvard  row,  rooms  do. 
Reed  Margaret  Miss,  human  hair  worker, 

boards  78  Boylston 
Reed  Robert  J.,  painter,  boards  3  Sargent 
Reed  Samuel  M.  (Clarence  G.  Reed&  Co.), 
plasterer,  house  735  Cambridge 


Reed  William,  fishing  rod  maker,  boards 

78  Boylston 
Reed  William,  laborer,  bds.  38  Hastings 
Reed,  see  Read,  also  Reid 
Reehal  James,  glass  maker,  h.  21  Winter 
Reehal  James  E.,  glass  maker,  b.  21  Winter 
Reehal  Peter  A.,  upholsterer,  b.  21  Winter 
Reehal   William,  laborer,  211   Bridge,   h. 

at  Somerville 
Rees  Edwin,  painter,  house  422  Main 
Rees  Frank  W.,  printer  (47  Federal,  B.), 

house  6  Austin 
Rees  Harry  J.,   printer   (46  Federal,  B.), 

boards  422  Main 
Reeves  Benjamin  F.,  hairdresser,  rear  185 

North  avenue,  h.  7  Lambert  avenue 
Reeves  Edward  O.,  h.  7  Lambert  avenue 
Reeves  Fred  W.,  clerk   (443   Washington, 

B.),  boards  11  Leigh  ton  court 
Reeves  John  J.  W.,  editor,  house  516  Main 
Reeves  Samuel,  house  11  Leighton  court 
Regal  Annie  U.  Miss,  boards  6  Second 
Regal  Augustus,  glass  worker,  h.  75  Spring 
Regal    Elizabeth   P.,   teacher  Thorndike 

grammar  school,  boards  6  Second 
Regal  Frank,  glass  maker,  h.  89  Fourth 
Regal  Frank  jr.,  telegrapher,  b.  89  Fourth 
Regal  Mary  M.  Mrs.,  house  6  Second 
Regal  Nellie  A.  Miss,  boards  6  Second 
Regal  Victor,  house  6  Second 
Regan  John  F.,  grainer,  house  122  Spring 
Regan  Michael   T.,    teamster,    house    58 

Webster  avenue 
Regan,  see  Reagan 
Registry  of  Deeds,  Otis,  cor.  Second,  East 

Cambridge 
Rehill  Thomas,  laborer,  92  Main,  house  12 

Portland  Lway 

Rehill  T.  J.,  piano  action  maker,139  Broad- 
Reid  Emma  Miss,  dressmaker,  37  Winsor, 

house  do.  [145  do. 

Reid  Frank  C,  blacksmith,  140  Main,  bds 
Reid  George  H.,  key  finisher,  139  Broad- 
way, bouse  177  Norfolk 
Reid  Jas.  A.,  plumber,  26  River,  h.  21  Park 
Reid  James  B.,  jeweler  (383  Washington, 

B.),  boards  216  Pearl 
Reid  Michael,  plasterer,  37  Willard,  h.  do. 
Reid  Robert,  machinist,  house  202  Green 
Reid  William  B.,  printer  University  Press, 

boards  at  South  Boston 
Reid,  see  Reed,  also  Read 
Reidy  John,  laborer,  house  15  Banks 
Reilly  James  H.,  clerk,  115  Bridge,  boards 

at  Somerville 

REILLY  JOHN  A.,  provisions,  148 
North  avenue,  house  at  Somerville 

Reis  Manuel  D  ,  baker,  67  Gore,  house  do. 

Relmond  William,  teamster  Wm.  T.  Rich- 
ardson &  Co., house  Brighton  district 

Remick  Charles  H.,  house  9|  Bigelow 

Remick  Jacob  B.,  cattle  broker,  boards 
Charles  Curtis',  Groveland 

Remick  Ursula  M.,  widow  of  John,  house 
9^  Bigelow 

Rent  William,  printer  (324  Washington, 
B.),  house  79  Inman 


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Renton  James  R.  (Renton  &  Henderson), 
tailor,  390  Cambridge,  h.  at  Newton 

Renton  &  Henderson  (James  R.  Renton 
and  George  Henderson),  tailors,  390 
Cambridge 

Revault  Edward,  laborer,  house  off  Ad- 
ams, near  Belmont  line 

Revere  Sugar  Refinery  (Nash,  Spaulding 
&  Co.),  Water,  opp.  N.  E.  Glass  Co., 
office  (23  Broad,  B.) 

Reversible  Collar  Co.,  paper  collar  and 
cuff  tnnfrs.,  George  K.  Snow,  pres.  and 
Bupt.,  10  Arrow  and  (84  Hawley,  B.) 

Rexford  Elizabeth,  widow  of  R.  VV.,  bouse 
56  Mt.  Auburn 

Reycroft  Cora  A.  Miss,  teacher  Lassell 
primary  school,  boards  30  East 

Reycroft  Joseph  W.,  wood  worker  (B.),  h. 
30  East  [b.  30  East 

Reycroft  Lewis  W.,  clerk  (63  Hanover,B.), 

Reynolds  Charles  E.,  restaurant  (23  Cam- 
bridge, B.),  bouse  94  Allston 

Reynolds  Frank  J.,  coachman,  boards  Ho- 
tel Green.  Baldwin,  corner  Ellery 

Reynolds  George  A.,  clerk,  114  Cambridge, 
house  12  Fifth 

Reynolds  George  W.,  clerk  (50  Summer, 
B.),  boards  65  Cherry  [cock 

Reynolds  Isabella,  wid.  of  Geo.,h.  21  Han- 
Reynolds  James  D.,  house  12  Fifth 

Reynolds  John,  laborer,  boards  Mrs.  Julia 
Reynolds',  Jackson,  near  Spruce 

Reynolds  John  S., printer  University  Press, 
rooms  2  Brewer's  blk.,  Brattle  square 

Reynolds  Julia,  widow  of  James,  house 
Jackson,  near  Spruce 

Reynolds  J.Albert,  driver,  502  Main,  h. 
23  Green 

Reynolds  Mary  E.  Mrs.,  boarding-house, 
59  Franklin  [Stinson  ct. 

Reynolds    Samuel,    bootmaker,    house    4 

Reynolds  Sarah  L.,  widow  of  James,  house 
10  Blackstone 

Reynolds  Stephen  W.,  treas.  Mexican  Cen- 
tral R.  R.,  house  12  Meacham 

Reynolds  William  A.,fruit  dealer  (16  Com- 
mercial, B.),  house  42  Pine 

Rhoades  Albert,  at  139  Broadway,  b.  116 
Main 

Rhoades  Angie  L.,  widow  of  Silas,  h.  12 
Bigelow 

Rhoades  Herbert  A.,  house  12  Bigelow 

Rhoades  Josiah,  tinsmith,  85  Cambridge, 
house  at  Allston 

Rhoades  Josiah  R.,  carpenter,  102  Allston, 
house  224  Pearl 

Rhoades  William,  laborer,  h.  21  Hastings 

Rhoades  Solomon(W.  F.  Hay  ward  &  Co.), 
provisions,  3  Brattle,  h.  atSomerville 

Rhoades  Taney,  grocer,  110  Harvard, 
house  113  Washington 

Rhodes  Albeit,  key  scraper,  137  Broad- 
way, h.  3  Rogers'  block,  Washington 

Rhodes  Louisa  Mrs.,  house  9  DeWolf 

Rhodes  Thomas,  printer  Riverside  Press, 
house  rear  95  River 

Ricard  Adolphus,  sawyer,  h.  414  Main 


Rice  Barbara,  widow  of  John,  h.  18  Bay 
Rice  Carrie  E.  Mrs.,  boards  Lewis  Sage's, 

Somerville  avenue 
Rice   Daniel  W.,  bookkeeper  (F.  H.  mar- 
ket, B.),  h.  Union  sq.,  corner  White 
Rice  Duane  L.,  organ  and  piano  maker, 

house  42  Pearl 
Rice  Fred,  driver  Cambridge  R.   R.  Co., 

bds.  Cambridge,  corner  Baldwin 
Rice  Geo.D., contractor,  h.  56  Buckingham 
Rice  George  P.,  boards  10  Perry 
Rice  George  P.,  salesman  (3  Winthropsq., 

B. ),  house  102  Prospect 
Rice  Henry  G.,  clerk   (364  Washington, 

B. ),  boarde  342  Harvard 
Rice  Herbert  G.,  salesman  (36  Chauncy, 

B. ),  house  134  North  avenue 
Rice  'Homer,  real  estate,  mortgages,  etc., 

(2  Change  av.,  B.),  boards  11  Market 
Rice  Israel,  carpenter,  rooms  12  Dunster 

RICE  JAMES  B.  jr.  (Dyer,  Taylor& 
Co.),  hats,  caps,  etc.  (36  to  40  Chauncy, 

B.),  house  134  North  avenue 
Rice  John,  finisher,  boards  169  Spring 
Rice  James  E.,  driver,  house  128  River 
Rice  John  G.,  shoemaker,  5  Brattle,  house 

169  Spring 
Rice  John  S.,  tin  plate  worker  (23  John, 

B.),  house  18  Perry 
Rice  Marcia  A.,  wid.  of  Peter,  h.  40  Essex 
Rice  Maria  A.,  wid.  of  Richard,  h.2  Banks 
Rice  Maria  H.,  widow  of  Joseph  H.,  house 

7  Spruce 
Rice    Marshall    N.    (American    Net    and 

Twine  Co.),  Third,  h.  at  Arlington 
Rice  Mary  R.,  nurse,  boards  31  Winsor 
Rice  Martha  J.  Mrs.,  house  10  Perry 
Rice  Thomas,  milkman,  teamster  Mount 

Auburn  cemetery,  h.  257  Mt.  Auburn 
Rice  Thos.  G.,  appraiser(B.),h.342  Harvard 
Rice    Thomas    J.,  stone  cutter,  53  Main, 

house  at  Boston  [Auburn 

Rice  William,  tailor,  24  Central  sq.,  h.  132 
Rice  William  H.,  traveling  salesman  (B.), 

boards  144  Austin 
Rich  Atkins,  fish  market,  North  av.,  next 

F.  R.  R.  depot,  house  9  Wallace 
Rich  Benjamin  W.,  servant,  400  Broad- 
way, boards  do. 
Rich  L.  Woodbury,  71  Pleasant,  h.  do. 
Rich   Mary  Miss,   Dover  Stamping    Co., 

boards  75  Green 
Rich  Zoheth,  house  108  Winsor 
Richards  Abraham  L.,  general  manager 

Cambridge  R.  R.  Co.,  3  Harvard  sq., 

house  at  Watertown 
Richards  Charles,  carriage  painter,  boards 

2  Worcester  [Second 

Richards  Chas.,  cabinet  maker,  boards  9 
Richards  Charles  F.,  grocer,  40  Broadway, 

house  do. 
Richards  Daniel  P.,  porter,  162  Broadway, 

house  20  Walnut  court 
Richards  Edward,  box  maker,  boards  55 

Columbia 
Richards  Gardner  W.,  box  maker,  3  Hamp- 
shire, boards  62  Cherry 


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Richards  George,  carpenter,  boards  121 
Western  avenue 

Richards  George  A.,  bds.  11  Waterhouse 

Richards  George  W,  baker,  502  Main, 
rooms  445|  do. 

Richards  Hannah,  widow  of  Michael,  liq- 
uors, 113  Spruce,  house  do. 

Richards  Jas.,  painter,  h.  71  Washington 

Richards  John,  conductor  Cambridge  R. 
R.  Co.,  rms.  Cambridge,  c.  Baldwin 

Richards  John  E.,  action  maker,  162 
Broadway,  house  at  Medford 

RICHARDS    JOSEPH    R.,  archi- 
tect (44  Court,  rooms  26  and  27  B.), 
house  733  Cambridge 
Richards  Lemuel,  laborer,   house  4,  rear 

18  Spruce 
Richards  Raymond,  hairdresser,  421  Cam- 
bridge, boards  Inman  Square  Hotel 

Richardson  Alexander,  U.  S.  appraiser's 
office  (177  State,  B.),  h.  88  Harvard 

Richardson  Benj.  F.,  musical  instruments 
(13  Bowker,  B. ),  h.  143  Washington 

Richardson  Caleb  T.,  baker,  502  Main, 
house  29  Brookline 

Richardson  Charles  A.,  bookkeeper, 
house  90  Banks 

Richardson  Charles  E.,  traveling  sales- 
man, 503  Main 

Richardson  Eliza  A.  Miss,  indexer,  Otis, 
corner  Second,  bds.  at  Charlestown 

Richardson  El  win  B.,  action  maker,  162 
Broadway,  house  at  Reading 

Richardson  Emily  M.  Mrs.,  house  195 
Cambridge 

Richardson  Etta  F.,  action  maker,  162 
Broadway,  house  at  Boston 

Richardson  Fannie  L.,  wid.,  h.  24  Prospect 

Richardson  Frank  C,  brakeman  O.  C.  R. 
R.,  boards  195  Cambridge 

Richardson  Frank  E.,  musician,  boards 
143  Washington 

Richardson  Frank  H., Taction  maker,  162 
Broadway,  house  13  Farwell  place 

Richardson  Frank  G.,  sawyer,  162  Broad- 
way, house  at  Woburn* 

Richardson  Frederick  F.,  tin  plate  worker, 
153  Putnam  avenue,  house  81  River 

Richardson  George,  gardener,  h.  33  West 

RICHARDSON    GEO.    E.,    clerk 
and  messenger    National  City  Bank, 

553  Main,  boards  803  do. 
Richardson  George  F.,  mason, h.  41  Essex 
Richardson  George  P.  Mrs.,  h.  7  Frost 
Richardson  Georgianna,  widow  of  George 

E.,  milliner,  13  Farwell  place,  h.  do. 
Richardson    Harriet   E.    Miss,    boarding- 
house  5  Rockwell  [5S  Austin 
Richardson   Harry,  plumber  (B.),  rooms, 
Richardson  Henry,  asthma  cure  (86 Court, 

B.),  house  Carver,  opp.  Wendell 
Richardson  John  L.,  law  student,  rooms  9 

Kirkland  place 
Richardson  Herbert  B.,  at  Boston  Nickel 

Plating  Co.   (Bowker,  B.),  boards  42 

Brookline 
Richardson  Horace R., milkman,  h.40  Erie 


Richardson  Horatio  S.  (Bayley  &  Rich- 
ardson), apothecary,  607  Main,  and  32 
River,  house  134  Austin  [Boston 

Richardson  Ida  A.,  at  162  Broadway,  h.  at 
Richardson  James,  carpenter,  house  Hol- 
worthy,  opposite  Corlett  school 

Richardson  James,  porter,  h.  15  Hastings 

Richardson  James  jr.,  machinist  (B.  &  A. 
R.  R.,  Allston),  h.  rear  48  Auburn 

Richardson  John,  baker  (2200  Washing- 
ton, B.),  house  42  Brookline 

Richardson  John  C,  real  estate  (15  Con- 
gress, room  5,  B.),  house  20  Lake 

Richardson  John  P.,asst.  supt.,162  Broad- 
way, house  218  Harvard 

Richardson  Joseph,  rigger,  h.  82  Harvard 

Richardson  L.,  boiler  maker,  92  Main 

Richardson  Mercy,  widow  of  Edward, 
house  803  Main  [185  Harvard 

Richardson  Orlando  B.,  7  Harvard  sq.,  h. 

Richardson  Oscar  W.,  driver,  503  Main, 
house  17  State 

Richardson  Richard  R.,engineer  (85  Court, 
B.),  house  58  Austin 

Richardson  Samuel  C.,hairdresser,4 Brat- 
tle, house  53  Mt.  Auburn 

Richardson  Samuel  W., shop  officer  House 
of  Correction,  boards  do. 

Richardson  Sarah  E.  Mrs.,  clerk  treas. 
office  Cambridge  R.  R.  Co.,  3  Harvard 
square,  boards  76  Green 

Richardson  S.  O.  jr.,  clerk  N.  E.  Glass 
Works,  North,  corner  Water,  boards 
at  Wakefield 

Richardson  Virgil  C,  porter  (27  Otis,  B.), 
house  54  Washington 

Richardson  Walcott,  h.  7  Lake  View  av. 

Richardson  Walter,  student,  b.  40  Austin 

Richardson  William  H.,  milkman,  132 
Franklin,  house  do.  [Harvard 

Richardson    Wra.  M.,  lawyer   (B.),  h.  387 

Richardson  William  T.  ( W.  T.  Richardson 
&  Co.),  coal,  College  wharf,  footDun- 
ster,  house  42  Trowbridge 

RICHARDSON  W.  T.  &  CO.(Wrn. 
T.  Richardson  andM.  Clinton  Bacon), 

coal  and  wood,   College  wharf,  foot 

Dunster,    order    box,    464    Harvard, 

house  at  West  Somerville 
Richmond    Jane   L.,    widow  of  Alanson,. 

house  12  Mason 
Richmond  Jas.  F.,  confectionery,  etc.,  426 

Harvard,  boards  16  Leighton  court 
Richmond  John  C,  house  141  North  av. 
Richmond  John  W.,  glass-maker,  boards 

16  Leighton  court 
Richmoud  William  H.,  machinist,  boards 

16  Leighton  court 
Rickards  Bennett  O.,  cabinet  maker  Geo. 

H.  Derby  &  Co.,  house  54  Austin 
Ricker  A.  H.,  tinsmith,  8  Brattle 
Ricker  Charles  A.,  glass-cutter,  house  179 

Cambridge 
Ricker  Charles  V.,  boards  85  Winsor 
Ricker  Clinton   A.  (F.  E.  Martell  &   Co. 

(Cambridge  Extract  Co.),  539   Main, 

house  17  Austin 


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RIV 


Ricker  Frances  B.,  widow  of  Yesey  P., 

house  85  Winsor 
Ricker  George  F.  (Geo.  F.  Ricker  &   Co.), 

bedding,  steam  renovating,  etc.,  613 

Main,  house  25  Bigelow 

RICKER   GEORGE     F.  &  CO. 
(George  F.    Ricker),  bedding,  steam 

renovating,  etc.,  613  Main 
Ricker  George  H.,at  137  Broadway,  house 

49  Clark 
Ricker  Jerediah,  carpenter,  h.  26  River 
Ricker  John  E.,  engineer  S.  F.  E.  4,  house 

7  Orchard  [82  Auburn 

Ricker  Luther  P.,  carpenter,  3  River,  h. 
Ricker  Moses,  carpenter,3  River,  h.  12  do. 
Ricker  William  H.,  clerk,  house  26  River 
Rickerson   Charles,  plasterer,   house    28 

Charles  River 
Riddell  Frederick,  teamster,  h.  72  Gore 
Rideout  Bradford  0.,  planer,  h.  2  Elmer 
Rideout  Emerson  E.,  planer,    boards  68 

Fairmont  [Western  av. 

Rideout    Emery  E.,  moulder,  rooms    101 

RIDEOUT  MALCOLM  E.,  mould- 
ing and  planing  mill,  Banks,  junction 

Western  avenue,  h.  101  Western  av. 
Rideout  Russell,  machinist,  b.  5  Kinnaird 
Ries  John  J.,  shoemaker,  5  Brattle,  house 

167  Spring 
Ridley  George,  key  maker,  Rhoadesbldg., 

State,  b.2  Harrison  [Murdock 

Riggs  John  S.,  hostler,  502  Main,  House  20 
Riggs  May,  laborer,  house  15  Reed 
Rikeman  Mary, widow  of  Albert  J.,  house 

81  Washington 
Rikeman    Walter    F.,    sharp-maker,    137 

Broadway,  boards  81  Washington 
Riley  Andrew,  coachman,  10  Fayerweath- 

er,  boards  do.  [van's,  Murray 

Riley  Andrew,  hostler,  b.  Timothy  Galli- 
Riley  Cornelius,  B.  L.  &  C.  R.  R.,   boards 

48  Winter 
Riley  Craven,  blacksmith  (B.  &  A.  R.    R., 

Allston),  house  28  Fairmont  avenue 
Riley  Daniel,  laborer,   house  2,  rear  209 

Mt.  Auburn 
Riley  Ellen,  widow  of  Thomas,  h. 4  Village 
Riley    Frederic,  roofer   (98  Beverly,  B.j, 

house  344  Harvard 
Riley  Harriet  S.,  widow  of  John,  house 

191  Cambridge 
Riley  Henry  J.,  printer  (Boston  Post.  B.), 

house  6  Rogers'  block,  Washington 
Riley  Hugh,  laborer,  house  rear  19  Cow- 

perthwaite 
Riley  James  H.,  clerk  (B.),  bds.  24  North 
Riley  James  T.,  clothing  trimmer,  house 

478  Cambridge 
Riley  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.r.  146  Thorndike 

RILEY  JOHN,  blacksmith  and 
wheelwright,  354  Cambridge,  h.  419  do. 
Riley  John,  laborer,  h.  63  Concord  avenue 
Riley  John,  at  137  Broadway,  house  rear 

42  Hampshire 
Riley  John,    baker    Thurston    A    Hall, 

Elm,  house  137  Webster  avenue 
Riley  John,  teamster,  9  Somerset,  h.  do. 


Riley  John,  teamster,  house  Jackson,  near 

Belmont  [cor.  Putnam  av. 

Riley  John  jr.,  laborer,  house  6  Somerset, 
Riley  John   D.,  clerk,  1   Brattle  square, 

boards  39  Boylston 
Riley  John  J.,  soap  maker,  204  Broadway, 

boards  13  Somerset 
Riley  John   W.,   piano   key    maker,    137 

Broadway,  house  8  Hastings 
Riley  Lucy  M.  Mrs.,  h.  10£  Western  av. 
Riley  Martin,  laborer,  house  142  Elm 
Riley  Mary,  widow  of  Patrick,  house  13 

Somerset  [thwaite 

Riley  Michael,  laborer,  house  37  Cowper- 
Riley  Patrick,  butter  maker  John  Rear- 
don  &  Sons,  house  62  Waverly 
Riley  Patrick,  teamster,  house  30  Donnell 
Riley  Patrick,  hostler,  229  Cambridge,  h. 

28  Warren 
Riley  Patrick,  teamster,  bds.  9  Somerset 
Riley  Thomas,  teamster,  bds.  30  Donnell 
Riley  Thomas  F.,  sheet-iron  worker,  153 

Putnam  avenue,  boards  13  Somerset 
Riley  William,  laborer,  house  7  Madison 
Riley  William,  laborer,  house  172  Third 
Riley,  see  O'Riley 

Rimson  Augustus,  laborer,  h.  96  Harvard 
Rindge  Daniel,  carpenter,  51  Otis,  house 

42  Third 
Rindge  Daniel  T.,  clerk  (67  Commercial, 

B.),  boards  42  Third 
Rindge  Frederick  H.,  bds.  344  Harvard 
Rindge  John,  clerk  (4  Winthrop  sq.,  B.), 

house  13  Ellsworth  avenue 
Rindge  Samuel,  machinist,  bds.  42  Third 

RINDGE  SAMUEL  B.,  dry  goods 
com.  (4  Winthrop  sq.,  B.),  and  pres. 

Charles  River  National  Bank,  house 

344  Harvard 
Ring  John,  laborer,  house  rear  26  Vine 
Ring  Michael,  junk,  house  110  Gore 
King  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  59  Hampshire 
Ringer  Josiah  H.,  salesman  N.  N.  Stick- 

ney,  DeWolf,  house  rear  8  Perry 
Ringer  Susie   M.    Mrs.,  dressmaker,   647 

Main,  house  rear  8  Perry 
Riordan  Michael  J.,  baker,  h.  178  Franklin 
Ripley  Frank  L.,  fruits  (57  Chatham,  B.), 

house  95£  In  man 
Ripley  Richard  J.,  house  203  Pearl 
Risdou   Isaac    E,  sheet-iron   worker,  92 

Main,  house  233  Broadway 
Risdon  Isaac  W.,  clerk,  624  Main,  boards 

233  Broadway  [ern  av. 

Ritchie  Archibald,  engineer,  h.  117  West- 
Ritchie  Archibald  C,  machinist,  boards 

117  Western  avenue  [44  Pine 

Ritchie  Henry,  clerk,  178  Harvard,  boards 
Ritchie  Thomas,  safe  maker,  17  Main,  h. 

at  Boston 
Ritchie     Thomas    H.,    varnisher    F.    M. 

Holmes    Furniture    Co.,    house     at 

Charlestown  [Sidney 

Ritchie  William,  laborer,  502  Main,  b.  30 
Ritter  Carl,  currier,  boards  440  North  av. 
Rivard  Henry,  printer,  636  Main,  boards  3 

Lamson  place 


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EOB 


Rivera  G.,  cabinet  maker,  529  Main,  house 

414  do. 
Rivers  Bridget,  widow  of  Francis,  house 

240  Franklin 
Rivers  Isaac,  carpenter,  h.  72  Columbia 
Rivers  Isaac  W.,  shipper,  13  Broadway,  h. 

5  Cottage  court 

Rivers  Joseph  F.,  tin  stamper,  boards  240 

Franklin 
Riverside  Bindery,  Little,  Brown  &  Co., 

proprietors,  Blackstone 
Riverside  Oil  Works,  Capen,  Sprague  <£ 

Co.,  props.,  Sixth,  near  Potter  (office 

6  aud  8  Custom  House  street,  B. ) 
Riverside  Press,   H.  O.  Houghton  &  Co., 

and  Houghton,  Mifflin  &  Co.,  props., 

printers,  stereotypers  and  publishers, 

Blackstone 
Rivinius  Fred  W.,  stoves,  etc.,  434  Har- 
vard, house  at  Somerville 
Rivinius  Lewis  A.,  stone  cutter,  house  89 

Plymouth 
Roach  Catherine,  widow  of  Richard,  h. 

13  Fourth 
Roach  David  F.,  physician  (35  Lyude,  B.), 

boards  13  Fourth 
Roach  Dennis,  flagman  Cambridge  street 

crossing  B.  &  A.   R.   R.,     house  307 

Cambridge 
Roach  Edward,  boards  9  Broadway 
Roach  James,  stone  cutter,  29  Main,  bds. 

31  Holyoke 
Roach  James,  laborer,  h.  Lexington  av., 

3d  from  North  avenue 
Roach  Joanna,  grocer,  Hampshire,  corner 

Bristol,  house  do. 
Roach  John,  brass  finisher,    boards    31 

Holyoke 
Roach  John,  laborer,  house  103  Spruce 
Roach  John,  laborer,  house  31  Holyoke 
Roach  John  E.,  machinist,  h.  13  Fourth 
Roach  Martin  W.,  musician,  h.  34  Sidney 
Roach  Morris,  laborer,  h.  211  Columbia 
Roach  Sarah  J.,  widow  of  James,  house 

rear  241  Mount  Auburn 
Roach  Thomas,  grocer,  152  Third,  h.  do. 
Roach,  see  Roche 
Roaf   Albert  B.,  clerk  (111  Devonshire, 

B.),  boards  580  Main 
Roaf  H.  E.  Mrs.,  house  580  Main 
Roaf  Robert  N.,  boards  580  Main 

ROAF  WILL.  F.,  clerk  and  messen- 
ger Cambridgeport  National  Bank, 
boards  580  Main 

Roan  Michael,  mason,  house  4  Antrim 

Roan  Thomas,  machinist  (Charlestown), 
house  9  Summer  [51  Banks 

Robart  Edwin  A.,  clerk,  27  Brattle,  bds. 

Robart  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  boards  51 
Banks 

Robart  John  O.,  furniture,  etc.,  27  Brattle, 
house  51  Banks  [6  Decatur  ct. 

Robart  William  O.,  cabinet  maker,  house 

Robb  Thomas,  stone  cutter,  house  Mc- 
Donald, near  Mount  Auburn 

Robbins  Albert  M.,  bookkeeper,  1  Pros- 
pect, boards  25  Lee 


Robbins  Alfred  C,  tin  worker,  1  Prospect, 
boards  42  Austin  [Shepard 

Robbins  Clara  A.  Miss,  teacher,  house  30 
Robbins  Daniel,  laborer,  house  9  Sargent 
Robbins  Dexter  A.,  driver    Charles  River 

Railway  Co. 
Robbins  Edward  P.,  cook,  house  14  Vine 
Robbins  Frances  E.   Miss,  music  teacher 
and  private  school,  house  30  Shepard 
Robbins  Geo.,  laborer,  h.  105£  Broadway 
Robbins  George  H.,  boards  5  Kinnaird 
Robbins  Geo.   W.,   Eyelet  Tool  Co.    (40 

Lincoln,  B.),  house  199  Harvard 
Robbins  Hiram  H.,  driver  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co. ,  boards  652  Main 

Robbins  Irving,  lab.,  h.  r.  165  Broadway 

Robbins  James  M.,  stoves,  furnaces  and 

real  estate  agt.,    1  Prospect,  h.  25  Lee 

Robbins  Morton  D.,  clerk,    21    Brattle,  h. 

79  Oxford  [School,  Brattle 

Robbins  Wilford  L.,   student  Epis.  Theo. 

Roberg  Chas.,  machinist,  h.  88  Thorndike 

Roberts  Albert  F.,  clerk,  154  North  av., 

house  290  do.  [21  Amory 

Roberts  Annie  E.   Miss,   dressmaker,  h. 

Roberts  Augustus  F.,  at  139  Broadway, 

boards  178  Harvard 
Roberts  Benj.  W.,  principal  Allston  gram- 
mar school,  house  16  Prospect 
Roberts  Charles, laborer,  h.  43  Washington 
Roberts  Charles  S.,  clerk  (P.  O.,  B.),  bds. 

95  Hampshire 
Roberts  Coolidge  S.,  hides  (201  Congress, 

B.),  house  124  Austin 
Roberts  Frank  L.,  clerk  (260  Washington, 

B. ),  house  28  Hubbard  avenue 
Roberts  Fred,  teamster,  h.  64  Charles 
Roberts  George  B.  (Kendall  &  Roberts), 
machinist.  72  &  92  Main,  h.  20  Craigie 
Roberts  George  L.,  lawyer  (95  Milk,  B.), 

house  14  Highland 
Roberts  George  T.,  carpenter  B.  &  A.  R. 

R.  shop  (Allston),  house  22  Lake 
Roberts  George  W.,  clerk  (9  and  10  Chaun- 

cey,  B.),  boards  84  Pleasant 
Roberts  James,  laborer,  boards  Thomas 
Sampson's,  Concord  avenue 

ROBERTS  JAMES  H.  (J.  H.  Rob- 
erts &  Co.),   machinery   (118Merri- 

mac,  B.),  house  128  Oxford 
Roberts  Jeremiah,  carriage  builder,house 

100  Tremont  [Kinnaird 

Roberts  Mary,  widow  of  Alexander,  h.  95 
Roberts  Mary,  widow  of   Charles  B.,  h. 

98  Main  [at  Chelsea 

Roberts  Orin  P.,  real  estate,  15  Brattle,  h- 
Roberts  Owen,  gardener,  83  Prospect,  h. 

123  Elm  [12  Salem 

Roberts  Susan  A.,  widow  of  Charles  C,  h. 
Roberts  Tristram,  drain  layer,  house  84 

Pleasant 
Roberts  William  F.,  cigar-box  maker,  179 

Broadway,  rooms  177£  Harvard 
Robertson  Alexander,  plasterer,  rooms  12 

Dunster 
Robertson  Angus.printer  Riverside  Press, 

house  16  Upton 


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Robertson  Geo.,   porter  A.  H.   Hewes  & 

Co.,  b.  Porter's  Hotel  [Harvard 

Robertson  George,  teamster,  boards  181£ 
Robertson  James,  cigars  and  tobacco,  202 

Cambridge,  h.  do.  [86  Vine 

Robertson  Robert,  cabinet  maker,  house 
Robertson  Wm.,  tailor,  bds.  196  North  av. 
Robillard  David,  driver,  51  Dublin,  b.  do. 
Robillard    Lawrence,    butter,    eggs    and 

baker,  house  51  Dublin 
Robin  Simon,  case  maker,  162  Broadway, 

boards  8  Norfolk  [Harvard 

Robins  Francis,  piano  tuner,  house  172 
Robinson  Aaron,   provisions   (54  and  72 

Causeway,  B. ),  house  52  Franklin 
Robinson  Albert  H.,   clerk  (54  Causeway, 

B. ),  house  at  "VVoburn 
Robinson  Alden,  house  60  Thorndike 
Robinson    Alfred    T.,    bookkeeper     (236 

Washington,  B.),  house  22  Amory 
Robinson  Arthur  F.,  teamster,  boards  37 

Portland 
Robinson  Benjamin,   hostler  Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co.,  house  43  Harvey 
Robinson  Byron  A.,  drugs  (28  Merchants 

Row,  B.),  boards  28  William 
Robinson  Charles  J.,  station  agent  B.  L. 

&  C.  R.  R.  and  M.  C.  R.  R.,   boards 

298  North  avenue 
Robinson  Charles  R.,  produce  (33  John, 

B.),  house  50  Magazine 
Robinson  Converse  L.,  action  maker,  113 

Broadway,  house  8  Kinnaird 
Robinson  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  15  School 
Robinson  Edward  G.,   piano  maker  Ivers 

&  Pond  Piano    Co.,   Albany,  h.    at 

Boston 
Robinson  Francis  F.,    gents'  furnishing 

goods  (98  Court,  B  ),  house  Union  sq. 
Robinson  George  O.,  lawyer,  h.  16  Forest 
Robinson  Jabez  L.,  tinsmith   (79  North, 

B.),  house  25  Jay  [18  Lake 

Robinson  James  H.,  clerk,   610  Main,   h. 

ROBINSON    J  AS.    JR.,    consulting 
steam  engineer   (55  Simmons' bldg., 

40  Water,  B.),  house  65  Inman 
Robinson  Jefferson  D  ,   salesman  N.  E. 

Glass   Works,  North,   corner  Water, 

boards  at  Somerville 
Robinson  John,  carpenter,  h.  32  Sidney 
Robinson  John  H,   clerk   (72   Causeway, 

B. ),  boards  52  Franklin 
Robinson  John  P.  (J.  P.  Robinson  &  Co.), 

furniture  mnfr.,  79  Main,  h.  at  Boston 
Robinson  John  W.,  at  79  Main,  house   at 

Boston 
Robinson  Joseph  S.,  house  92  Auburn 
Robinson  Joseph  W.,  clerk  (46  Hanover, 

B.),  house  30  Walden 
Robinson  Julia  A.  Miss,  private  school, 

248  North  av.,  boards  290  do. 
Robinson  J.  Hamilton,   clerk   (41  High, 

B.),  house  49  Webster  avenue 
Robinson  J.  P.  &  Co.  (John  P.  Robinson), 

furniture  mufrs.,  77  and  79  Main 
Robinson  Martha,  widow  of  John,  house 

144  Pleasant 


Robinson  Rh'oda  Mrs.,  house  8  Elmer 

Robinson  Sarah  A.,  widow  of  John  G., 
house  9  Front 

Robinson  Thos.,  laborer,  h.  19  Squire's  ct. 

Robinson  Thomas,  furniture  mnfr.  (Brigh- 
ton), house  rear  50  Pine 

Robinson  Thos.  B.,  laborer,  h.  146  Spring 

Robinson   Thomas   J.,  millman,  44  Cam- 
bridge, house  at  Charlestown 
I)OBINSON  WARREN  J.,  printer 
i    (129  State,  B.),  house  94  Aubum 

Robinson  William,  hostler,  house  Harvey, 
corner  Montgomery 

Robinson  William,  hairdresser  (B.  L.  &  C. 
R.  R.  depot,  B.),  house  60  Hastings 

Robinson  William  D.,  house  18  Lake 

Robinson  Wra.  H.,  laborer,  b.  23  Brewery 

Robinsou  William  J.,  clerk,  162  River, 
boards  29  Holyoke 

Robinson  William  L.  B.,  letter  carrier  P. 
O.,  611  Main,  rooms  623  do. 

Robinson  William  R.,  carpenter,  h.  26 
Brookline 

Robson  Robert  R.,  machinist,  boards  Ann 
Loughrey's,  Loughrey  avenue 

Roby  Frederick  G.,  clerk  (44  State,  B.), 
boards  73  Fourth 

Roby  Mary  G.,  widow  of  William,  boards 
H.  A.  Piper's,  Langdon 

Roby  William  H.,  salesman  (164  Devon- 
shire, B.),  house  73  Fourth 

Roby  William  T.,  pattern  maker,  boards 
73  Fourth 

Roche,  see  Roach 

Rock  Eugnes,  brick  maker,  h.  '83  Dublin 

Rock  Joseph,  teamster,  house  Lake  View 
avenue,  near  Vassel  lane 

Rock  Louis,  brick  maker,  house  Dublin, 
fourth  from  Wyatt's  brick  yard 

Rockwell  Egbert,  clerk  U.  S.  &  C.  Ex- 
press (Franklin,  corner  Hawley,  B.), 
boards  63  lnman 

Rockwell  William  E.,  machinist  (92  Sud- 
bury, B.),  house  160  Prospect 

Rockwood  Lizzie  W.  Miss,  artist,  658 
Main,  house  do. 

Rodwell  William,  baker,  502  Main,  house 
67  Brookline 

Roetter  Paulus,  artist  Museum  of  Com- 
parative Zoology,  boards  Crescent,  4th 
on  left  from  Oxford 

Roffe  Simon,  cigar  mnfr.  (17  Eliot,  B.),  h. 
95  Austin  [Mt.  Auburn 

Rogan  Charles,  student  H.  U.,  rooms  44 

Rogers  Alfred  E.,  carpenter,  h.  1  Elmer 

Rogers  Antoine,  laborer,  h.  105  Fourth 

Rogers  Andrew  J.,  teamster,  house  5 
Charles  River 

Rogers  Barrett,  carpenter,  boards  15  Far- 
well  place 

Rogers  Benjamin  C,  confectioner,  245 
Broadway,  house  114  Winsor 

Rogers  Benjamin  F.  (Rogers  &  Co.),  coal, 
foot  Cogswell  avenue,  and  190  North 
avenue,  house  13  Walden 

Rogers  Blanche  E.  Miss,  music  teacher, 
boards  13  Walden 


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Rogers    Charles    M.,    collector,    house  5 

Rogers'  block,  Main 
Rogers  Edward,  laborer,  house  10  Vine 
Rogers  Felix,  laborer,  house  13  Fourth 
Rogers  Fred,  carpenter,  bds  20  Suffolk 
Rogers  Fred'k  W.,  student,  b.  53  Norfolk 
Rogers  George  B.,  boards  53  Norfolk 
Rogers  George  E.,  banjo  and  drum  trim- 
ming maker,  1  Rogers'  block,  Wash- 
ington, house  do. 
Rogers  George  M.,  real  estate,  10  Rogers' 

block,  Main,  house  53  Norfolk 
Rogers  Hamilton   G.,  car  builder,  house 

82  Green 
Rogers  Hugh,  gas  fitter,  457  Cambridge, 

boards  136  Elm 
Rogers  James,  carpenter,  h.  83  Concord  av. 
Rogers  James,  roofer  (142  Charles,  B.),  h. 

rear  143  Main 
Rogers  Jas.,  teamster,  h.  3  Second  st.  ct. 
Rogers  Jesse,   cabinet  maker,  348  Main, 

house  339  do. 
Rogers  John,  carpenter,  house  82  Spring 
Rogers  John  F.,  tailor,  438  Harvard,  house 

2  Elmer 

Rogers  John  F.,  teamster,  bds.  2  Elmer 
Rogers    John    M.,    teamster,     house     15 

Charles  River 
Rogers  Joseph,  safe  maker,  17  Main,  bds. 

3  Brown's  block,  Third 

Rogers  L.  Waldo  (Bay  State  Electrotype 

Foundry,  15  Cornhill,  B.),  h.  55  Dana 
Rogers  Mark  N.,  laborer,  h.  li»2  Bridge 
Rogers  Martyn  M.,  h.  10  Rogers'  blk.,Main 
Rogers  Michael,  laborer,  house  34  Charles 
Rogers    Moses  F.  jr.,  bookkeeper  J.  H. 

Eames,  foot  Pacific,  house  at  Boston 
Rogers  Patrick,  laborer,  house  8  Fifth 
Rogers  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  17  Warren 
Rogers  Patrick  C,  cooper,  h.  126  Pearl 
Rogers  Patrick  J.,  machinist.  17  Main,  h. 

3  Brown's  block.  Third 
Rogers  Peter,  teamster,  h.  9  Second  st.  ct. 
Rogers  Robert,  lab.,  h.  foot  Auburn  place 
Rogers  Robert  S.,  bookkeeper  (12  Black- 
stone,  B.),  boards  103  Inman 
Rogers  R.  F.,  student  H.    U.,  rooms  710 

Cambridge 
Rogers  Stephen,  grocer,  27  Hastings,  h.do. 
Rogers  Stephen  W,  driver  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  house  6  William 
Rogers  Stephen  VV.   Mrs.,  dressmaker,  6 

William,  house  do. 
Rogers  Terrance,  laborer,  house  136  Elm 
Rogers  William  A.,  assistant  professor  of 

Astronomy  at  Observatory,  house  18 

Bowdoin 
Rogers  &  Co.  (Benjamin  F.  Rogers),  wood 

and   coal,  foot  of    Cogswell  avenue, 

and  flour  and  grain,  190  North  avenue 
Rohda  Robert,  liveryman,  house  92  Fourth 
Rohde  Frank  H,  porter  Riverside  Press, 

boards  27  River 
Rohde  John,  bookbinder  Riverside  Press, 

boards  27  River 
Rohde  Joseph,  boots  and  shoes,  423  Main, 

house  27  River 


Rohrbacher     William,      varnisher,      162 

Broadway,  house  36  Hampshire 
Roland  John,  varnisher,  203  Bridge,  house 

91  Third 
Rolf  Nils,  tailor,  boards  2  Bristol 
Rolfe  George  W.,   student  H.  U.,  boards 

405  Broadway 
Rolfe  Lydia  D.,  widow,  bds.  405  Broadway 
Rolfe  William,  painter,  660  Main,  house  5 

DeWolf  [h.  405  Broadway 

Rolfe  William  J.,  editor   (165   High,  B.), 
Rollins  Charles  L.,  hostler,  31  Elm,  boards 

98  Norfolk 
Rollius  George  H.,  blacksmith,  295  Cam- 
bridge, house  45  Harding 
Rollins    George    O.,     carriagesmith,     11 

Church,  house  46  Putnam  avenue 
Rollins  John  P.,  waiter,  h.  41  Hampshire 
Rollins   William    H,  carpenter   19  Hard- 
ing, house  24  Jeffer>on 
Rondina  Joseph,  carpenter,  h.  25  Fourth 
Roome  Frances  L.,  widow  of  George  M., 

house  240  Harvard 
Rooney  Michael,  laborer,  92  Main 
Rooney  Sarah  Mrs.,  house  24  Dudley 
Rooney  William,  laborer,  house  23  Sparks 
Rooney.  see  Runey 
Root  William  F.,  clerk  (13  Tremont  place, 

B. ) ,  house  40  Sacramento 
Roper  Bernard  J.,  police,  station  5",  house 

45  Cogswell  avenue  [44  Austin 

Roper  Edith  L.  Miss,  clerk,  503  Main,  bds. 
Roper  Elizabeth,  wid.  of  Bernard,  house 

45  Cogswell  avenue 
Roper  Francis,   rope    maker,    boards    45 

Cogswell  avenue 
Roper    Frank,    currier,    boards    Honora 

Roper's,  Dudley 
Roper  George  EL,  clerk  (19  Washington, 

B.),  house  44  Austin  [h.  do. 

Roper  G.  H.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  44  Austin, 
Roper  George  W.,  conductor  Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co.,  house  44  Boylston 
Roper  Honora,  widow  of  James,  house 

Dudley,  near  Reed 
Roper  John,  laborer,  house  23  West 
Roper  John  F.,  driver  Cambridge  R.   R. 

Co.,  boards  39  Rice 
Roper  John  J.,  painter  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,    Dunster,    boards   Mrs.    Honora 

Roper's,   Dudley  [Belmont  av. 

Roper  Joseph,  helper,  634  Main,  house  24 
Roper  Joseph,  laborer,  house  39  Rice 
Roper  Joseph,  plumber,  boards   Honora 

Roper's,  Dudley 
Rosber  William,  tinsmith,  b.  20  Harvard 
Rose  Adolph,  machinist,  72  Main,  boards 

Charles  Rose's,  Woodlawn  avenue 
Rose  Charles,  laborer,  h.  Woodlawn  av. 
Rose  Charles  F.,  machinist,  72  Main,  bds. 

12  Broadway 
Rose  Daniel,  iron  roller  Cambridge  Roll- 
ing Mills,  house  4  Lilac  court 
Rose  Edward,  ladder  maker,  b.  108  Camb. 
Rose  Edward  J.,  laborer,   boards  Charles 

Rose's,  Woodlawn  avenue 
Rose  Fritz,  tin  stamper,  h.  227  Franklin 


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Rose  George,  laborer,  house  Bristol,  near 

Webster  av.  [Woodlawn  av. 

Rose  George  H.,  laborer,  b.  Chas.   Rose's, 
Rose  Herbert,  helper,  599£  Main,  boards 

13  Antrim 
Rose  Joseph  A.,  machinist  (Charles town), 

h.  rear  Cushing,  n.  Woodlawn  av. 
Rose  Louis  E.,  carpenter,  house  r.   Cush- 
ing, n.  Woodlawn  av.  [n.  May 
Rose  Mary,  widow  of  Louis,  h.  Yineyard, 
Rose  William   E.,   carpenter,   9   Western 

avenue,  house  19  Antrim 
Rosen  John,  potter,  bds.  Peter  Bourget's, 

Crescent  avenue  [Crescent  av. 

Rosen  Peter,  potter,  bds.  Peter  Bourget's, 
Rosenberg  George  A.,  candy  maker,  245 

Broadway,  boards  ,5  Lincoln 
Rosenberg  J  of.,  glass  cutter,  h.  5  Lincoln 
Rosenberg  Samuel,  peddler  and  dry  goods 

dealer,  house  220  Cambridge 
Ross  David,  loreman  A.  Cochrane  &  Co., 

Potter,  house  11  Eighth 
Ross  Den  man  W..  boards  24  Craigie 
Ross  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  house  93  River 
Ross  Elizebeth  A.,  widow  of  William  W., 

house  1,  rear  52  Pine 
Ross  Emily  S.,  widow  of  H.   P.,  h.  Hotel 

Holly,  Holly  [52  Pine 

Ross  Fred  W.,  clerk  (172  State,  B.),  b.  i,  r. 
Ross  Harry  W.,  cabinet  maker,  house  111 

Auburn  [way 

Ross  House,  H.  W.  Miller,  prop.,  7  Broad- 
Ross  John  L.,  house  24  Craigie 
Ross  Margaret,  widow  of  Thomas,  house 

365  North  avenue 
Ross  Maria  R.  Mrs.,  house  111  Auburn 
Ross  Mary  H.,  teacher  Dana  school,  bds. 

86  Fifth  [12  Plymouth 

Ross   Reason,  feeder,  229  Cambridge,  h. 
Ross  Robert  (Robert   Ross  &   Son),  con- 
tractor, 16  Gerry,  house  do. 
Ross  Robert  &  Son  (Robert  and  Robert  T. 

Ross),  contractors,  16  Gerry 
Ross  Robert  T.  (Robert  Ross  &  Son),  con- 
tractor, house  16  Gerry 
Ross  William,  britannia  worker,  Otis,  n. 

First,  house  25  Gore 
Ross  William  jr.,  grocer,   233   Franklin, 

boards  212  Green 
Ross  WTm.  J.,  junk,  84  Fifth,  house  do. 
Roth    John    Jacob,   cabinet  maker,    384 

Main,  boards  389  do. 
Rouillard   Lyman,  provisions   (25   Grove, 

B. ),  and  (L.  Rouillard  &  Co.),  grocers, 

63  River,  house  do. 
Rouillard  L.  &  Co.  (Lyman  Rouillard  and 

Fred  E.  Flanders),  grocers,  63  River 

Roulston  Samuel,  upholsterer,  25  Brattle, 

house  17  Mellen  [Harvard  sq. 

Rounds    Charles    L.,    boarding-house,  6 

Rounds  Elvira,  widow  of  Benj.  T.,  house 

88  Pearl 
Rounds  Henry  J.,  student  (Comer's  com- 
mercial college,  B.),  boards  88  Pearl 
Rounds  Wm.    J.,    mason    (75  Joy,    B.), 

house  88  Pearl 
Roundtree  F.,  boiler  maker,  92  Main 


Roundy  Wm.   N„  student  H.  U.,  boards 

12  Kirkland  place 
Rourke  James,  blacksmith,  h.  r.  145  Gore 
Rourke  James  B.,  peddler,  h.  r.  8  Willow 
Rourke  James  E.,  house  86  Elm 
Rourke  Jeremiah  Mrs.,  h.  8  Magazine  ct. 
Rourke  Julia  Mrs.,  house  13  Antrim 
Rourke  Mary,  widow  of  Lawrence,  house 

22  Harvard 
Rourke  Michael,  laborer,  h.  r.  85  Spruce 
Rourke  Patrick,  peddler. h.  23  Webster  av. 
Rourke  Peter  F.,  groceries,  etc.,   16  Har- 
vard, house  do. 
Rourke,  see  O' Rourke 
Rouse  Edward,  student  H.  U.,  boards  4 

Prospect 
Rouse  Joseph  A.,  cabinet  maker  F.  M. 

Holmes  Furniture  Co.,  h.  at  Boston 
Roust  Joseph,  stone-cutter,   h.  148  Green 
Roust  Richard  F., stone-cutter,  house  rear 

19  Cowperthwaite 
Rovido  Antoine  J.,  cabinet  maker,  house 

36  Cambridge  [26  Prince 

Row  Fred  J.,   clerk,  80  Pleasant,  boards 

ROW    J.    FRANK,    provisions,    80 
Pleasant,  house  26  Prince 

Rowan  James,    laborer,    house    foot   of 
McDonald 

Rowan,  see  Rowen 

Rowe  Hugh  (Hugh  Rowe  &  Son),  granite, 
29  Main,  house  36  Cowperthwaite 

Rowe  Hugh  &  Son  (Hugh  and  John  J. 
Rowe),  granite,  29  Main 

Rowe  John  J.  (Hugh  Rowe  &  Son), stone- 
cutter, 29  Main,  house  at  Somerville 

Rowe  John  J. ,  conductor  Charles  River 
Railway  Co.  [Chestnut 

Rowe  Joseph  O.  F. ,  house  Acorn,  corner 

Rowe  Nicholas,  helper,  17  Main 

Rowe  Philip,  stone-cutter, h.  19  Cowperth- 
waite 

Rowe  Philip  J.,  conductor  Cambridge  R. 
R.  Co.,  boards  36  Cowperthwaite 

Rowe  Reuben  B.  (Oliver  &  Rowe),  stoves, 
525  Main,  house  51  Springfield 

Rowe  Samuel  F.,wood   and  coal,  order 
box  81  Mt.  Auburn,  house  15  do. 

Rowe  Simon  J.,  express  driver,   Lyceum 
bldg.,  Harvard  row,  b.  14  Farwell  pi. 

Rowe  Thomas  J.,   stone-cutter,   29  Main, 
boards  36  Cowperthwaite 

Rowe  Wm.  H.,  stone-cutter,  29  Main,  bds. 
36  Cowperthwaite 

Rowell  Henry   H.,    provisions,  etc.,    33 
River,  house  31  Jay 

Rowell  Wm.W.,  driver  ladder  team,  house 
Charles,  corner  Sixth 

Rowen  Patrick,  engineer  Mass.  Gen.  Hos- 
pital (Blossom,  B.),  h.  82  Cambridge 

Rowen,  see  Rowan 

Rowland  Michael  H.,  tailor,  h.  10  Third 

Rowlands  Samuel,  harness  maker,  house 
132  Winsor 

Roxby  Amelia  Miss,  nurse,  h.  81  Brattle 

Roy    James    McDonald,     coachman,    13 
Waterhouse,  boards  do. 

Royal  Frank  J.,  lab.,  168  Gore,  bds.  88  do. 


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Royal  Thomas,  glass  finisher  (B.l,  boards 

88  Gore 
Royce  John,  carpenter,  house  8  Pine 
Royce  Josiah,   instructor  H.  U.,  house  14 

Sumner 
Ruddock  Grace  Miss,  house  225  Franklin 
Rudge  James  E.,  in  Cambridge  Rolling 

Mill,  house  35  Hampshire 
Rudolph  William  J.,  wood  carver,  boards 

39  Fairmont 
Ruffo  Frank,   hairdresser,  436  Harvard, 

house  36  Cowperthwaite 
Rugg  Charles  W.,    engineer  •  house    100 

Putnam  avenue 
Rugg  George  H.  (Holmes  &  Rugg),  wood 

and  coal,  166  River,  h.  219  Putnam  av. 
Rugg  Melvin  E.,  boards  247  Pearl 
Rugg  Samuel  F.,  auctioneer  and  real  es- 
tate (11  Court,  B.),   h.  46  Trowbridge 
Ruggles  John,  house  84  Hancock 
Ruggli  Joseph  A. ,  shoemaker,  5  Brattle, 

house  271  Mt.  Auburn  [School 

Ruhling    George,    machinist,  boards    37 
Rumley  John,  engineer  (Tremont  House, 

B.),  house  40  Seventh 
Rumrill  Ebenezer  R.,   pattern  maker  H. 

M.  Bird,  Pelham,  cor.  Broadway,    h. 

414  Main 
Rundlet  Taylor  M.  Mrs.,  h.  8  Tremont 
Rundlett  Roger  S.,  tuner,  162  Broadway, 

boards  100  Austin 
Runey  Lydia  Mrs.,  boards  101  Thorndike 
Runey  Owen,  laborer,  house  17  Brown 
Rushmore  Mary  J.  Mrs.,  h.  22  Mt.  Auburn 
Rushmore  Wm.  J.,  bds.  22  Mt.  Auburn 
Russ  Elizabeth  H.  Mrs.,   boards  746  Main 
Russ  James  J.  (Russ  Moulding  Co.), house 

192  Cambridge 
Russ  Moulding  Co.  (Chas.  W.  Munroe  and 

James  J.    Russ),   moulding    mnfrs., 

etc. ,  First,  corner  Thorndike 

RUSS    WILLIAM  H.,    bookbinder 
(4  Alden,  B.),  house  9  Union 
Russ  William  H.  jr.,  bookbinder  White, 

Smith  &  Co.    (516  Washington,  B.), 

house  542  Main 
Russell   Abbie  C.  Miss,   dressmaker,  623 

Main,  room  1,  boards  8  Worcester 
Russell  Alden  D.,  confectionery  peddler, 

boards  Amos  Russell's,  Brattle 
Russell  Amos,  h.  Brattle,  c.  LakeView  av. 

RUSSELL    AMOS   F.,   commission 
merchant  (8  Mercantile,   B.),  bouse 

92  Hancock 
Russell  Arthur  W-,  machinist,  624  Main, 

house  32  Howard 
Russell    Charles   F.,   action    maker,   162 

Broadway,  house  9  Boardman 
Russell    Charles  H.,  at  Russell's  stable, 

Elm,  cor.  Broadway,  boards  270  do. 
Russell  Charles  J.,  telephone  operator,  12 

Harvard  row,  bds.  10  Farwell  place 
Russell  Charles  J.,  asst.  telephone  opera- 
tor, 623  Main,  b.  10  Farwell  place 
Russell  Charles  L.,  clerk,  h.  30  Franklin 
Russell     John    T.,    teamster    John    P. 

Squire,  Gore,  house  24  Antrim 


Russell    Charles    Theo.,     counselor     (27 

State,  B.),  house  69  Sparks 
Russell  Charles  Theo.  jr.,  lawyer  (27  State, 

B.),  boards  69  Sparks 
Russell  Charles  W.,  provisions,  house  215 

Harvard  (Porter 

Russell  Christopher,  junk  dealer,  h.  41 
Russell  Clara  Miss,  house  41  Orchard 
Russell  David,  pork  cutter,  house  rear  183 

Winsor 
Russell  Edward,  laborer,  h   258  Bridge 
Russell  Edward  G.  Mrs.,  h.  343  Harvard 
Russell     Elmer     A.,     confectioner,     245 

Broadway,  house  89  Norfolk 
Russell  Etta  L.   Miss,   assistant  at  Cam- 
bridge Public  Library,  639  Main,  bds. 

Amos  Russell's,  Brattle 
Russell  Fisk,  pattern  maker  (B.),  rooms  8 

Worcester 
Russell  Francis  F.  Mrs.  (Russell &  Marsh), 

furniture,    etc.,   535  Main,  house    61 

Brookline 
Russell      Frank     E..    boarding  and  sale 

stable.  Elm,  corner  Broadway,  house 

270  Broadway 
Russell  Frank    H.,   clerk  (99  Pearl,  B.), 

boards  92  Hancock  [Hancock 

Russell  Fred.  A.,  clerk  (99  Pearl,  B.)  b.  92 
Russell  Henry  E.,  bookkeeper  (114  State, 

room  1,  B.),  boards  69  Sparks 
Russell  Henry  W.,confectioner,h.l3  Essex 
Russell  John,  house  17  Brown 
Russell    John,     stone-cutter,     36    Main, 

boards  115  Fourth  [Worcester 

Russell  John  H.,  cracker  dealer,  house  9 
Russell  John  H.  (42  Central  market,   B.), 

house  11 1|  Inman 
Russell  Joseph  Mrs.,  h.  356  Broadway 
Russell  Joseph  B.  (114  State,  room  1,  B.), 

house  138  Brattle 
Russell  Joseph  H.,  regulator,  162  Broad- 
way, house  54  Elm 
Russell  Josephine,  widow  of  William  S., 

house  46  Pelham 
Russell  J.  Henry  (39  Court,  room  8,   B.), 

house  215  Harvard  [dock 

Russell  Luther,  glass  blower,  h.    10  Mur- 
Russell  Sylvauus,   printer   (117  Franklin, 

B.),  boards  83  Putnam  avenue 
Russell  Theodore  L.,  bread  peddler,boards 

Amos  Russell's.  Brattle 
Russell  Thomas  F.  Mrs.,  h.  354  Broadway 
Russell  Thomas  W.,  laborer,College  whf., 

house  37  Dunster 
Russell  Wilbur  S.,  clerk  (Blackstone  Nat' 

Bank,  132  Hanover,  B.),  h.  80  Inman 
Russell  Wm.   E.,  lawyer  (27  State,  B.), 

boards  69  Sparks 
Russell    William     J.,    groceries,  etc.,  25 

Boylston,  house  23  Dunster 
Russell  William  M.,  clerk   (176  Washing- 
ton, B.),  boards  30  Franklin 
Russell  &  Marsh  (F.  F.  Russell  and   Mel- 

tiah    M.    Marsh),    furniture    dealers, 
535  Main 
Ruston  John  T.,  baker,  31  Elm,  boards  7 

Buck's  block,  Seventh 


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Ruston  Thomas,  city  lamplighter,   house 

141  Winsor 
Ryan  Bridget,   widow  of  Patrick,   house 
164  Main  [145  Columbia 

Ryan  Catharine  J.,  widow   of  Jas.    F.,  h. 
Ryan  Charles,  boards  29  Harvard 
Ryan  Charles  H.,  carpenter,  h.  8  Donnell 
Ryan   Charles  S.,  packer   Woods  Organ 

Factory,  boards  8  Donnell 
Ryan  Dennis,  teamster  Cummings,   Ken- 

ney  &  Co.,  house  4  Lechmere  place 
Ryan  Dennis,  elevator  tender  (B. ),  boards 
02  Washington  [Kinnaird 

Ryan  Edward  D.,  clerk,   640  Main,    b.    27 
Ryan  Edward  H.,  dry  pressman   Univer- 
sity Press,  boards  7  Daniels  court 
Ryan  Ellen  J.,  dry  and  fancy  goods,   279£ 

Broadway,  house  do. 
Ryan  George,  baker,  boards  138  Harvard 
Ryan  Hattie,  dressmaker,  99-J-  Mt.  Auburn, 
rooms  do.  [Warren 

Ryan  James,  blacksmith,  169  Gore,   h.  26 
Ryan  James,  tailor,  house  8  Eighth 
Ryan  John,  waiter,  20  Brattle,  h.19  Gerry 
Ryan  John,  house  62  Washington 
Ryan  John,  blacksmith,  h.  27  Reed 
Ryan  John,  machinist,  72  Main,   house   3 

Rogers'  block,  Washington 
Ryan  John,  laborer,  house  36  Cambridge 
Ryan  John,  flagman  B.  &  A.  R.  R.,  house 

Linehan  block,  3  Ninth 
Ryan  John,  laborer,  house  rear  6  Gore 
Ryan  John,   farm  hand,    house   north   of 
Mass.   Central  R.    R.,    east  of  Hill's 
crossing  [block,  Ninth 

Ryan  Jo'.n  jr.,  machinist,  h.  3  Linehan 
Ryan  John  G., printer,  house  27  Kinnaird 
Ryan  John  J.,  tinsmith,  b,  329  Cambridge 
Ryan  John  J.,   laborer,   169  Gore,   house 

283  Cambridge 
Ryan  John  L.,  currier,  boards  50  Cedar 
Ryan  Joseph,  cooper,  h.  329  Cambridge 
Ryan  Margaret  J.,  fancy  goods,  283  Cam- 
bridge, house  do. 
Ryan  Mary,  widow  of  Thomas,   house  29 
Harvard  [block,  Ninth 

Ryan  Michael,  laborer,  boards  3  Linehan 
Ryan  Michael,  machinist,  b.  8  Broadway 
Ryan  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  275  Putnam  av. 
Ryan  Patrick,  tailor,  house  123  Harvard 
Ryan  Thomas,  clerk  (B.),  h.  r.  143  Main 
Ryan  Thos..  foreman  B.  &  A.  R.  R.,  house 

29  Seventh 
Ryan  Thomas,  plumber,  26  River,   boards 
(46  Hudson,  B.)  [Franklin 

Ryan  Thomas,  teamster,  166  River,  h.  155 
Ryan  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  2  Mullin's  c't. 
Ryan  Tressa,  dressmaker,  99£  Mt.  Auburn, 

rooms  do. 
Ryan  William,  laborer,  house  21  McCabe 
Ryan  William  jr.,  watchman  B.   &   A.   R. 
P.,  house  Ninth,  opp.  Otis  - 

Ryan  William  H.,  foreman  (18  P.  O.   sq., 

B.),  house  6  Sacramento  place 
Ryan  William  J.,  tailor,  boards  s  Eighth 
Ryder  Charles,  carpenter,  h.  4  King's  pi. 
Ryder  Everett,  boards  12  Magazine 


Ryder  Everett  Enaction  maker,  113  Broad- 
way, boards  212  Harvard 

Ryder  George  E.,  treas.  U.  E.  G.  Co.  (153 
Essex,  B. ),  house  12  Magazine 

Ryder  Horace  G.,  clerk,  610  Main,  boards 
19  Magazine  [Harvard 

Ryder    Rodolphus,   action-maker,   h.  212 

Ryder  Salathiel  N.  (Ryder  &  Davis),  126 
Inman,  house  do. 

TJYDER    &    DAVIS    (Salathiel   N. 

Xi  Ryder  and  Edward  A.  Davis,  grocers, 
124  and  126  Inman  [eley 

Ryer  Fletcher,  student  H.  TJ.,  b.  12  Berk- 

Ryer  W.  M.,  house  12  Berkeley 

Ryerson  Horatio  B.,  lab.,  h.  41  Brooklne 

Ryther  George  H.,  lawyer  (209  Washing- 
ton, room  57,  B.),  boards  686  Main 

SACKRIDER  M.  A.  MRS.,  h.  31  Bowdoin 
Sadler  James  M.  (Moulton  &  Sadler), 
clocks,  190  Cambridge, h. at  Roslindale 
Saedler  Chas.,  cabinet  maker,  h.  586  Main 
Saedler  Frederick  W.,  cabinet  maker, 
house  586  Main  [586  Main 

Saedler  Lizzie,  widow  of  Frederick  W.,  h. 
Safford  Aaron  H.,  house  5  Fayerweather 
Safford  Frank,  h.  10  Rogers'  block,  Main 
Safford  Oscar   F.  Rev.,  pastor  First   Uni- 

versalist  society,  house  27  Columbia 
Sage  Lewis, house  Somerville  avenue,  near 

Porter's  station 
Sallie  William  E.,  clerk,  bds.  25  Grigg 
Sallinger   John   A.,  carpenter,   house    81 

Concord  avenue 
Sails  Edwin  S.  (Valentine,  Ellis  &   Co.), 
coal  and  wood,  Charles  River,   order 
office  26  Boylston,  boards  13  DeWolf 
Sails  Harriet  M.,  widow,  h.  13  DeWolf 
Salmon  James  H.. organ  maker  (Tremont, 

B.),  house  1  Green 
Sample  Catherine,  wid.,h.  41  Sacramento 
Sample  Thomas  K.,  carpenter,  74  Boyls- 
ton, house  41  Sacramento 
Samples  Walter  W.,  waiter,  b.  15  Elmer 
Samps>n  Alexander,   boards  Geo.  Samp- 
son's, 293  Concord  av.  [waite 
Sampson  David  H., waiter,  h.  9  Cowperth- 
Sampson  George,  laborer,  house  293  Con- 
cord avenue,  near  F.  R.  R. 
Sampson  George  jr., boards  George  Samp- 
son's, 293  Concord  avenue 
Sampson  Jacob  A.,  janitor,  h.  16  Elmer 
Sampson    James,  hostler  Cambridge  R. 
R.  Co.,  b.  51  Cedar               [Worcester 
Sampson  Mehitable  B.,wid.  of  Wm.,  h.  16 
Sampson  Thomas,  farmer,  house  Concord 

avenue,  beyond  Alewife  brook 
Sampson     William    F.,    bookbinder    (46 

Boylston,  B. ),  house  23  Elm 

Samson    John,    laborer,     house    Harris, 

near  Somerville  line  [erville  line 

Samson  Sebastin,  lab.,  h.  Harris,  n.   Som- 

Samuels  Samuel  D.,  machinist,   72  Main, 

house  19  Walnut  ct.  [Thorndike 

Sanborn  Abram  B.,  machinist,   house    58 

Sanborn  Ambrose  H.,  machinist  B.  L.  & 

C.  R.  R.,  house  123  Thorndike 


JOBBERS    AND 
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Sanborn  Benj.  F.,  machinist   (13  Travers, 

B.),  house  24  Cogswell  avenue 
Sanborn  Charles  A.,  butcher   (B.),  house 

11  Walden 
Sanborn  Charles  A.  jr.,  foreman   Baldwin 

street  station  Cambridge  R.   R.    Co., 

house  17£  Baldwin 
Sanborn  Charles  F.,  musical  instruments 

(233  Cambridge,  B.),  h.  125  Magazine 
Sanborn  Charles  F.,  piano  maker  I  vers  & 

Pond  Piano  Co.,  Albany,  h.  at  Boston 
Sanborn  Edmund  E.,  auctioneer  and  sale 

stable,  7  Walden,  boards  11  do. 
Sanborn  Elizabeth  A., widow  of  James  F., 

house  96  Magazine 
Sanborn    Frank  H.,  clerk   (7   Merchants 

row,  B.),  boards  129  Magazine 
Sanborn  George  O.,  general  agent  Boston 

Beef  Packing  Co.  (187  Congress,   B.), 

house  14(.)  Magazine 
Sanborn  Henry,  billiard  room,  15  Brattle, 

house  87(5  Main 
Sanborn  Herbert  L.,  musical  instruments 

(233  Cambridge,  B.),  b.  125  Magazine 
Sanborn  Josephine  A., widow  of  Thomas, 

house  26  Essex  [9  Mt.  Auburn 

Sanborn  Joshua  S.,  clerk,  5  Broadway,  h. 
Sanborn  Josiah  F.,  clerk,  15  Brattle,    bds. 

876  Main 
Sanborn  Mary  K.  Mrs.,  h.  129  Magazine 
Sanborn  M.  D., widow  of  James  W.,  house 

18  Prescott  [  18  Prescott 

Sanborn  N.  E.,  widow  of  William,  house 
Sanborn  P.  E.  Mrs.,  h.  14  Kirkland  place 
Sanborn  Silas,  agent  Mutual  Life  Ins.  Co. 

house  92  Thorndike 
Sanborn    S.    H.,  bookbinder   (73  Federal, 

B.),  house  129  Magazine 
Sanborn   Wm.    H.,   piano  maker  Ivers  & 

Pond  Piano  Co.,  Albany,  h.  at  Boston 
Sanborn  Wm.  S.  (19  Lincoln,  B.),  boards 

129  Magazine 
Sandberg  Paul   O.,  pocket-book  maker, 

105  Magazine,  house  8  Laurel 
Sanders  George  A. salesman  (91  Franklin, 

B.),  house  38  River 
Sanders  J.  T.,  painter,  boards  7£  Fifth 
Sanders  Samuel,  ins.  agent,  h.  11  Market 
Sanders  Samuel   U.,  carpenter,  house    1 

Garden  court 
Sanders,  see  also  Saunders 
Sanderson  Christopher  C,  carpenter,  h. 

27  Tremont 
Sanderson  John,  farmer,  h.  Willis  court 
Sanderson  Joseph,  railroad  police  (B.  & 

A.  depot,  B.),  house  10  Far  well  place 
Sanderson  Mary  C.  Mrs.,  h.  256  North  av. 
Sanderson  William  N.,   periodicals,  con- 
fectionery, etc.,  North  avenue,  next 

F.  R.  R.  depot,  h.  Cedar  st.,Somerville 
Sanderson  Wm.  R.,  teamster,  house  102 

Tremont 
Sandison  George  R.,  piano-sharp  maker, 

house  67  Plymouth 
Sands  Annie  I.,  widow  of  Albert  I.,  house 

rear  202  Putnam  avenue 
Sands  Benj.  F.  Mrs.,  house  20  Avon 


Sands  Eliza  A.,  wid.  of  James,h.  114  Pearl 

Sands  George  H.,  teamster,  502  Main, 
house  18  Jay 

Sands  Harriet  E.  Miss,  h.  Banks,  c.  Sands 

Sands  Henrietta,  widow  of  George,  house 
55  Hastings  [18  Jay 

Sands   Hiram,  real  estate  agent,  boards 

Sands  John  L.  Mrs.,  house  24  Wallace 

Sands  John  N.,  driver,  502  Main,  house  6 
Blanche 

Sands  Martiu  Winslow,  brick  mnfr.,  Wal- 
den, foot  of  Garden,  order  box  (35 
Hawley,  B.),  house  53  Walden,  near 
Hubbard  avenue 

Sands  Orin  E.,  flour  (172  State,  B.),  house 
95  Lambert  avenue,  opp.  Walnut  a  v. 

Sands  Robert  L.,  Marble  Works,  Mt.  Au- 
burn, opp.  the  cemetery,  house  do. 

Sanger  Charles  R.,  asst.  in  Organic  Chem- 
istry H.  U.,  house  472  Broadway 

Sanger  Chester  F.,  law  student  (23  Court, 
room  22,  B. ),  boards  36  Arlington 

Sanger  Edward  G.,  bookkeeper  (92  Frank- 
lin, B.),  house  21|  In  man 

Sanger  Edwin  A.,  butter  and  cheese  (34 
New  F.  H.  market,  B.),  h.  61  Pleasant 

Sanger  Geo.  P.,  U.  S.  attorney  and  coun- 
selor-at-law,  U.  S.  Court  House  (140 
Tremont,  B .),  house  472  Broadway 

Sanger  Geo.  P.  jr.,  lawyer  (87  Milk,  room 
11,  B.),  boards  472  Broadway 

Sanger  Howard  E.,  clerk  (72  Devonshire, 
B. ),  boards  36  Arlington 

Sanger  John  W.,  insurance  agt.  (Sears 
bldg.,  room  D,  B. ),  h.  472  Broadway 

Sanger  Warren,  cashier  Monument  Nat'l 
Bank  (Thompson  sq.,  Charlestown), 
house  36  Arlington 

Sargeant  Sarah  W.  Miss,  house  646  Cam- 
bridge [bds.  119  do. 

Sargent  Abby  Miss,  clerk,  132  Cambridge, 

Sargent  Benjamin,  glass  worker,  house 
119  Cambridge 

Sargent  Daniel  T..  foreman  freight  house 
(B.  &  A.  R.  R.,  B.),  house  24  Essex 

Sargent  Dudley  A.,  m.d.,  asst.  Professor 
of  physical  training,  and  director  of 
the  Hemenway  Gymnasium  H.  U., 
Kirkland,  house  do. 

Sargent  Edwin  L.,  teacher  high  school, 
bds.  369  Harvard  [b.  6S6  Main 

Sargent  Frances  V.,  widow  of  John  D., 

Sargent  Horace  B.,  wood  turner,  203 
Bridge,  house  173  Cambridge 

Sargent  Howard,  house  11  Follen 

Sargent  Howard  Mrs.,  house  20  Quincy 

Sargent  John  A.,  at  162  Broadway,  h.  114 
Hampshire  ' 

Sargent  John  W.,  mechanical  engineer, 
604  Main,  boards  QS(^  do. 

Sargent  Jonas  G.,  tin  peddler,h.  6  Lincoln 

Sargent  Samuel  D.,  asst.  instructor  and 
clerk  Hemenway  Gymnasium  H.  U., 
Kirkland,  house  46  Winthrop 

Sargent  Sarah,  widow  of  Amos,  house  2S7 
Broadway  [Fourth 

Sargent  Sarah, widow  of  Tappan,  house  74 


J.  H.  &  J.  P.  THAYER  &  CO.,  660  Main  Street, 
HOUSE    PAINTING,   KALSOMINING   &    PAPER   HANGINGS. 


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Sargent  Stephen  A.,  bookbinder  (111  Dev- 
onshire, B.),  house  262  Sidney- 
Sargent  William  W.,  carpenter,  boards  14 
Myrtle  place  [Cherry 

Sassard  Eliza  J.,  widow  of  John  A.,  h.  60 

Sassard  John  E.,  wig  maker,  b.  60  Cherry 

Saul  William  B.,  salesman  (83  Summer, 
B.),  boards  122  Norfolk 

Saul  William  H.,  bookkeeper  (131  Sum- 
mer, B. ),  house  62  Columbia 

Saunders  Ambrose  C,  apothecary,  169 
Cambridge,  house  167  do. 

Saunders  Charles  H.,  house  50  North  av. 

Saunders  Charles  R.,student  H.  U.,rooms 
50  North  avenue 

Saunders  Charles  W.,  lumber  (52  Krtby, 
B.),  house  5  Concord  avenue 

Saunders  Francis  E.,  dry  goods,  472  Har- 
vard, house  6  Everett 

Saunders  George  E.,  salesman  (155  Wash- 
ington, B.),  boards  9  Concord  avenue 

Saunders  George  S.,  hardware  (155  Wash- 
ington, B.),  house  9  Concord  avenue 

Saunders  Horace,  real  estate  (Washing- 
ton, B. ),  house  17  Shepard 

Saunders  Joseph  B.,  photographers'  agt, 
house  21  Austin 

Saunders  Rhoda  G.  Miss,  computer  at  Ob- 
servatory, Garden,  boards  18  Mason 

Saunders  Samuel  B.,  carriage  maker,  bds. 
Porter's  Hotel 

Saunders  William  A.,  house  108  North  av. 

Saunders  William  E.,  boards  108  North  av. 

Saunders,  see  Sanders 

Saurman  Benjamin  F.,  journalist  (Globe 
office,  B.),  house  90£  Inman 

Saurman  George  W.,  salesman,  boards  35 
Seventh  [Seventh 

Saurman  Thomas  M.,  salesman,  bds.  35 

Saurman  William,  carpenter,h.  35  Seventh 

Saurman  William  A.,  upholsterer,  boards 
35  Seventh 

Savage  Annie  L.,  teacher  P«tnam  gram- 
mar school,  boards  132  Otis 

Savage  Annie  L.,  teacher  (Somerville), 
boards  105  Inman 

Savage  Chas.  B.  (Savage  &  Son),  express, 
600  Main,  house  12  State 

Savage  David  (Savage  &  Son),  express, 
600  Main,  h.  473  do.  [16  Front 

Savage  Edward  C,  foreman,  600  Main,  h. 

Savage  James  H.,  salesman  (46  F.  H. 
market,  B.),  house  3  Suffolk 

Savage  James  M.,  carpenter,  h.  132  Otis 

Savage  John,  teamster,  house  109  Third 

Savage  John,  carpenter,  h.  122  Auburn 

Savage  William  H.,  laborer,  h.  22  Second 

Savage  &  Son  (David  and  Charles  B.  Sav- 
age), express,  600  Main 

Savory  Everett  S.,  carrier  P.  O.,  7  Harvard 
row,  house  213  North  avenue 

Savoy  William  B.,  janitor  (9  Merchants 
row,  B.),  house  53  Hastings 

Sawin  Abigail  W.,  widow  of  John  D., 
bouse  49  North  avenue 

Sawin  Charles  A.,  student  H.  U.,  boards 
73  Brattle 


Sawin  Daniel  Harrison,  agent  O.  C.  Ft.  R., 
(B. ),  house  12  Appian-way 

SAWIN    MOSES    M.,  expressman, 
Lyceum  bldg.,  Harvard  sq.,  and  (34 
Court  square,  B.l,  house  73  Brattle 
Sawin  Nathaniel  D.,  hides,  etc.  (15  Black- 
stone,  B.),  house  49  North  avenue 
Sawin  Samuel  H.,  clerk,  9  Harvard  square, 

house  Garden  street  place 
Sawin  Sullivan  O.,  conductor  Cambridge 
R.  R.  Co.,  house  11  Appian-way 

S  A  WIN'S  EXPRESS,  M.  M.  Sawin, 
prop.,  Lyceum  bldg.,  Harvard  square, 

and  (34  Court  square,  B.) 
Sawtell  Albert  L..  clerk   (6  F.  H.  square, 

B.),  boards  12  Upton 
Sawtell  Francis  L., paper,  etc.,  61  Western 

avenue,  house  63  Magazine 
Sawtell  Fred,  clerk  (B.),  h.  34  Hampshire 
Sawtell  George,  picture  framer,  77   Cam- 
bridge, house  131  Spring 
Sawtell  George  H.  M.,  teamster,  house  87 

Washington 
Sawtell  Sarah,  wid.  of  Benj.,  h.  12  Upton 
Sawtell  Wm.  B.,  fruit  (5  and  7  Merchants 

row,  B.),  boards  12  Upton 
Sawtell  Wm.    L.,  liquors,  corner  Garden 

and  Cambridge,  house  21  Seventh 
Sawyer  Abbie  A.,  widow,  house  63  Oxford 
Sawyer  Albert  F.,  driver  hose  2,  house  21 

Cherry 
Sawyer  Albert  H.,  teamster  C.  H.  Titus, 

15  Park,  house  rear  27  do. 
Sawyer   Albert    J.    (Bullock  &  Sawyer), 

dentist,  569  Main,  h.  179  Putnam  av. 
Sawyer  Charles,  shipper(512  Washington, 

B.),  house  3  Hotel  Clark 
CAWYER  CHARLES  A.,  painter, 
O   460  Main,  house  8  Brookline 
Sawyer  Charles  D.,    planer,   boards   116 

Western  avenue 
Sawyer  Charles   H.,    bookkeeper  H.   M. 

Sawyer,  Thorndike,  rear  Second,  bds. 

at  West  Medford 
Sawyer  Edward  D.,  clerk,  12  Cambridge, 

boards  16  Clinton 
Sawyer  Edwin   F.,  clerk  (38  School,  B.), 

house  58  Norfolk 
Sawyer  Elenor,  widow  of  Samuel,  boards 

4  Gore  place 

Sawyer  Enos  D.  (E.  D.  Sawyer  &  Co.), 
lumber,  12  Cambridge,  h.  16  Clinton 

Sawyer  Eusebius,  house  73  Columbia 

Sawyer  Evelyn  A.,  teacher  Board  man  pri- 
mary school,  house  at  Somerville 

Sawver  Everett  W.,  student  H.  U.,  rooms 

5  DeWolf 

SAWYER  E.  D.  &  CO.  (Enos  D. 
Sawyer),  lumber,  12  Cambridge,  order 
box  (35  Hawley,  B.)    ' 

Sawyer  Franklin,  upholsterer  (232  Wash- 
ington, B. ),  house  156  Pearl 

Sawyer  George  A.,  lawyer  (28  State,  B.), 
bds.  J.  A.  Sawyer's,  Mount  Vernon 

Sawyer  George  E.  jr.,  painter,  460  Main, 
boards  73  Columbia 

Sawyer  Harriet  G.,  widow,  house  5  Oak 


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SAWYER    HOWARD    M„   oiled 
hat  and  oil  clothing  mnfr.,  Thorndike, 
rear  Second   (153   Milk,  B.),  and  (183 
South,  N.  Y.),  house  at  West  Medford 
Sawyer  Isaac  F.,  house  54  Harvard 
Sawyer  Jabez  A.,  attorney  (28  State,  B.), 

house  foot  of  Mt.  Vernon 
Sawyer  John  H.,  clerk,  23  Brattle,  boards 
J.  A.  Sawyer's,  Mt.  Vernon 

SAWYER    JOHN    S.,    roofer    and 
agent  Middlesex   Fire  Insurance  Co., 

559  Main,  house  65  Austin 
Sawyer  Jos.  W.,  mason,  h.  68  Mt.  Auburn 
Sawyer  Josiah,  shoemaker,  28  Brookline, 

house  39  Auburn 
Sawyer  Mary  E.   Miss,   teacher    Willard 

primary  school,  boards  39  Auburn 
Sawyer  Otis  S.,  circular  sawyer  F.  G.  F. 

Co.,  house  rear  128  Thorndike 
Sawyer  Ralph  H.,  clerk  (40  Winter,  B.), 

boards  65  Austin 
Sawyer  William  L.,  watches  and  jewelry, 

541  Main,  rooms  51  Green 
Sayles  Mary  C.  Miss,  boards  77  Brattle 
Say  ward   Henry  R.,  boots  and  shoes  (129 

Summer,  B),  h.  266  North  avenue 
Seagal  Walter  H.,  clerk,  575£  Main,  house 

4  Whitney  court 
Scales  True,  mason,  117  Washington,  h.do. 
Scalton  Horace,  at  113  Broadway,  boards 

53  Cherry 
Scanlan    David,  laborer,  boards  Mansion 

House,  Gore,  corner  Bridge 
Scanlan  Frank  P.,  painter  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  house  502  Cambridge 
Scanlan  James,  house  47  Essex 
Scanlan    Jeremiah,   gate    tender    Prison 

Point  bridge,  house  at  Somerville 
Scanlan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  Norris, 

near  Cedar 
Scanlan  John,  fruit  peddler,  h.  23  Harding 
Scanlan  John  B.,  teamster  {22  High,  B.), 

house  247  Broadway 
Scanlan  Louis  G.,  car  painter   Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co.,  Dunster,  h.  rear  24  Front 
Scanlan  Mary  L.,  house  47  Essex 
Scanlan  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  79  Spruce 
Scanlan  Patrick,  currier,  boards  E.  Board- 
man's,  Jackson  [38  Third,  h.  do. 
Scanlan  Timothy  Mrs.,  millinery  goods, 
Scanlon  Patrick  J.,  galvanizer  Seavey  & 

Co.,  boards  rear  1  State 
Scannell  David,  at  Revere  Sugar  Refinery, 

boards  Mansion  House 
Sceva  Henry,  house  17  Franklin 
Schaefer  John,  cigar  maker,  35  Pearl 

SCHAEFER  JOHN  F.  R.,    gun- 
smith  (61    Elm,   B.),   boards  4  Ash- 
burton  place 
SCHAEFER  RICHARD  F„  gun- 
smith (61   Elm,   B.),   boards  4    Ash- 
burton  place 
SCHAEFER  WILLIAM  R.,  gun- 
smith (61  Elm,    B.),    house    4    Ash- 
burton  place 
S  CHAFFER     CONRAD,    furrier, 
(14  Bromfield,  B.),  house  40  Inman 


Schaffer  M.  Alexander,  printer  Riverside 

Press,  house  12  Laurel 
Schaffer  Wm.  H.,  compositor,  b.  79  River 
Schenck  Austin  Whitney,  salesman    (34 

Broad,  B.),  boards  340  Broadway 
Schenck  Wm.,  cabinet  maker,  h.  72  Gore 
Schenks  Wm.,  cabinet  maker,  54  Bridge 
Scherer  August,  tinsmith,  boards  4  Elm 
Schiebel  John  C,  carver,  h.  144  Thorndike 
Schiess    John,    piano    maker,    Rhoades' 

building,  State,  house  9  Holly 
Schifferdeker  Charles,  varnisher,  house  43 

Seventh  [n.  Otis 

Schimpf  Jacob,  sausage  maker,  h.  Eighth, 
Schlettler     Arnold,    action     maker,    139 

Broadway,  boards  85  Sixth 
Schlittler  Melchior,  prop.  Mansion  House, 

junction  Bridge  and  Gore,  house  do. 
Schmeizer   Theobald,   cabinet  maker,  44 

Cambridge,  house  at  Charlestown 
Schmeizer  Henry,  shoemaker,  76  Harvard, 

house  do.  [Ill  Spring 

Schmidt  Charles  A.,  at  139  Broadway,  h. 
Schmidt    Henry    L.,  action    maker,   139 

Broadway,  house  85  Sixth 
Schneater  Karl,  machinist,  356  Main,  rms. 

134  Harvard 
Schnetzer  Florentine,  confectioner  (11  and 

12  Charlestown,  B.),h.  53  Columbia 
Schnetzer  Florentine  jr.,  watch  case  mnfr. 

(5  Province  ct.,  B.),  bds.  53  Columbia 
Schoeuherr  August,  cabinet  maker  F.  M. 

Holmes  Furniture  Co.,  h.  at  Chas'n 
Schoeps  Geo.,  clerk,  159  Harvard,  rms.  do. 
Schoolcraft  Luke  G.,  comedian,  house  205 

Hampshire  [shire 

Schoolcraft  Matilda  Mrs., house 205  Hamp- 
Schoppelrey  Charles,  sawyer,  bds.  129  Otis 
Schoppelrey  Thomas,  jig  sawyer,  house 

129  Otis  [b.  39  Boylston 

Schrage  Wm.  H.,  blacksmith,  11  Church, 
Schubarth     Albert,    printer     University 

Press,  bds.  91  Wendell  [Wendell 

Schubarth  Henry,  wood  engraver,  bds.  91 
Schubarth  Joanna,  widow  of  Marthinius 

L.,  house  91  Wendell 
Schuler  Frederick  J.,  currier,  h.  Tannery 
Schuler  George,  confectioner,  245  Broad- 
way, house  35  Webster 
Schultz  Charles,   butcher  Niles  Bros.,  h. 

Concord  avenue,  near  Alewife  brook 
Schultz  Otto,  varnisher  F.  G.  F.  Co.,  bds. 

56  Cambridge  [h.  22  Park 

Schultz  Wm.  H.,  coal  and  wood,  19  River, 
Schurman  Charles  S.,  compositor  Univer- 
sity Press,  boards  3  Huron 
Schwartz walder  John  G.,  supt.  Doe,  Hun- 

newell  &  Co.,  house  147  Otis 
Schwartzwalder  J.  Henry,  peddler,  boards 

147  Otis  [Spring 

Scobey  Frank  W.,  police,  station  3,  h.  95? 
Scofield  James,  glass  veneerer  (Pearl,  B.), 

house  124  Brookline 
Scollans  Thomas  J.,  cattle  dealer  Brighton 

market,  house  159  Prospect 
Scorgie  Alexander  E.,  stone  cutter,  bds. 

James  C.  Scorgie's,  Holworthy 


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Scorgie  James  C.,  clerk  Mt.  Auburn  cem- 
etery, h.  Hohvorthy,  opp.  schoolhouse 

Scorgie  Mathison  L.  (Wight  &  Scorgie), 
258  Mt  Auburn,  bouse  269  do. 

Scott  Albert  W.,  carpenter,  rooms  104 
Hampshire 

Scott  Alexander  F.,  pottery  (Western  av- 
enue, B.),  house  96  Hancock 

Scott  Charles  \V.,  printer,  1  Dunster,  bds. 
37  Garden 

Scott  C.  Columbus,  carpenter.h.  119  Camb. 

Scott  Eliza,  widow  of  Abram,  house  18 
Cogswell  avenue  [blk..  Main 

Scott  Henry  M.,  carpenter,  h.   9  Rogers' 

Scott  Henry  W.,  porter,  h.  43  Hastings 

Scott  John  J.,  plumber,  bds.  3  Austin  pi. 

Scott  John  W.,  cooper  Niles  Bros.,  house 
101  Brookline 

Scott  John  W.  A.,  artist,  h.  44  Pleasant 

Scott  Joseph,  laborer  C.  L.  Jones  &  Co., 
house  133  Brookline 

Scott  Mary  M.  Mrs.,  house  652  Main 

Scott  Matthew  S.,  baker,  149  Harvard,  h. 
3  Austin  place 

Scott  Robert,  carpenter,  h.  2  Garden  ct. 

Scott  Robert  Mrs.,  widow,  house  3  Chest- 
nut Park 

Scott  Timothy  A.,  dry  pressman  Riverside 
Press,  house  81  Putnam  avenue 

Scott  Walter,  laborer,  h.  55  Washington 

Scott  Wm.  E.,  laborer,  h.  163  Hampshire 

Scovey  Frank  W.,  police  officer,  station  3, 
house  95±  Spring 

Scranton  D.  Frederick,  turner,  380  Main, 
house  9  Boardman 

SCKANTO.N  HENRY  A.,  turning, 
380  Main,  house  21  Lawrence 
Scranton  Henry  O.,  sawyer,  380  Main,  b. 

9  Boardman  [h.  19  Green 

Scranton  Wm.  F.,  wood  turner,  380  Main, 
Scudder    Emma  A.    Miss,  teacher    high 

school,  boards  100  Auburn 
Scudder  Henry  B.,  laborer,  h.  23  Brewery 
Scudder  Horace  E.,  house  17  Buckingham 
Scudder  Mary  B.,  widow  of  Alexander,  h. 

100  Auburn 
Scudder  Samuel  H.,  assistant  librarian  in 

charge  of  the  catalogue  H.  XL,  house 

150  Brattle 
Sculley  Thomas,  painter,  h.  19  Decatur 
Scully  Daniel,  laborer,  house  173  Elm 
Scully  Francis  P.,  physician,    142    Cam- 
bridge, house  do. 
Scully  John  E.,  laborer,  house  19  Beaver 
Scully  John  T.,  pile  dealer,  70  Second,  h. 

30  do. 
Scully  Michael  J.,  laborer,  h.  rear  15  Pine 
Scully  Thomas    Rev.,   missionary  rector 

St.  Mary's  R.  C.  church,  h.  55  Norfolk 
Scully  William,  laborer,  boards  173  Elm 
Seagrave  Charles  S.  (Custom   House,  296 

State,  B.),  house  24  Hubbard  avenue 

SEAGRAVE      C.     BURNSIDE, 
assistant  editor  Cambridge  Tribune, 
boards  24  Hubbard  avenue 
Seale  A.,couductor  Cambridge  R.  R.  Co., 
house  at  Arlington 


Seaman  James  Mrs.,  house  Greenough  av- 
enue, corner  Ellsworth  avenue 
Seaman  Robert,  machinist,  502  Main,  bds. 

9  Norfolk 
Seamon  Thomas,  cook,  house  41  Market 
Searle  Arthur,  assistant  at  Observatory, 

Garden,  house  12  Madison 
Searles  Andrew  C,  clerk  (89  Chauncy,  B.), 

house  175  Putnam  avenue 
Searles  Arthur  W.,  salesman   (Kingston, 

corner  Bradford,  B.)f  house  13  Tufts 
Searles  Elizabeth,  widow  of  John,  house 

175  Putnam  avenue 
Sears  Alfred  F.,  electrotyper  University 

Press,  house  21  Mellen 
Sears  Alphonso,  helper  Cambridge  Roll- 
ing Mill,  house  4  Union 
Sears  Anthony  P.,  tailor,  101  Cambridge, 

boards  64  Thorndike 
Sears  Charles  Z.,  painter,  house  21  Mellen 
Sears  Eugene,  tailor,  bds.  64  Thorndike 
Sears  George  E.,  iron  ruffer,  h.  4  Berkshire 
Sears  George  E.,  laborer,  house  1  McCabe 
Sears  Hannah,  wid.  of  Clark,  b.  22  Lowell 
Sears  James,  variety  moulder,  h.  161  Main 
Sears  Wilson,  heater   Cambridge  Rolling 
Mill,  house  4  Union        [h.  30  Seventh 
Seaver  Chas.  E.,  salesman  (36  Chauncy,  B.), 
Seaver  Clara,  wid.  of  Isaac,  h.  30  Seventh 
Seaver  Frank  B.,  action  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, boards  125  Wiusor  [27  Gore 
Seaver  Henry  A.,  watchman  F.  R.  R.,  h. 
Seaver  Jane,  widow  of  Benjamin  F.,  house 
125  Winsor                      [b.  125  Wiusor 
Seaver  Wm.  H,  dining-room  (210  High, B.), 
Seaver  William  W.  (W.  W.  Seaver  &  Co.), 
baker,  15  River,  house  17  do. 

SEAVER  W.  W.   &   CO.  (William 
W.  Seaver),  bakers,  15  River 
Seaver,  see  Sever,  and  Sceva 
Seaverns  Frank  H.,  clerk  (2  Post-office  sq., 

B.),  boards  41  Magazine 
Seaverns  George  W.,  piano  action  mufr., 

113  Broadway,  house  41  Magazine 
Seaverns  Walter  G., clerk,  boots  and  shoes 

(Devonshire,  B. ),  boards  41  Magazine 
Seaverns  William  H,  electrotyper,   house 

Garden  street  place 
Seavey  Charles  E.  (Seavey  &  Co.),  Boston 

Stampiug  Works,  Third,  and  (93  to  97 

North,  B.).  boards  4  Prospect 
Seavey  Emily  E.,  widow  of  Charles  T.,  h. 

227  Harvard 
Seavey  Francis  E.,  cashier  {Manufacturers 

Bank,  B.),  house  96  Franklin 
Seavey  Fred  H.,  clerk  (1  Court  House,  B.), 

boards  227  Harvard 
Seavey  George  F.  (Seavey  &  Co.),  Boston 

Stamping  Works,  Third,  and  (93  to  97 

North,  B  ),  house  at  Boston 
Seavey  Homer  M„  at  Ivers  &  Pond,  Paci- 
fic, boards  14  Brookline 
Seavey  Horatio,  conductor  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  house  6  Lamson  place 
Seavey  Mary  J.,  widow  of  Eben,  boards  4 

Prospect  [Brookline 

Seavey  Sarah  J.,  widow  of  Orin,  house  14 


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Seavey  Theo.  H.  Mrs.,  h.  10  Trowbridge 
Seavey  &  Co.  (George  F.   and  Charles  E. 

Seavey),     props.     Boston     Stamping 

Works,  Third  and  (93  to  97  North,  B.) 
Seaward    John    L.,     printer     University 

Press,  house  31  Charles  River 
Sedgwick  Maria  B.  Miss,  h.  71  Kirkland 
Sedgwick  Theodora  Miss,  h.  71  Kirkland 
Seelye  Norman  M.,  machinist  (43  Beverly 

and  49  High,  B.).  house  94  Otis 
Seery  James,  blacksmith,  house  80  Spring 
Seery  Michael,  grease  collector,  house  24 

Willow 
Segee  C.  A.,  conductor  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  house  at  Somei  ville 
Seguin  Augustus,  sewing  machine  agent, 

623  Main,  house  71  Inman 
Seguin  Paul,  baker.  51  Dublin,  bds.  do. 
Sehoer  Henry,  house  Thorndike,  c.  Eighth 
Seiberlich  Frank  B.,   machinist,  92  Main, 

house  ISO  Cambridge 
Seiberlich  John,  machinist,  92  Main 
Seitz  Jacob  A.,  thermometers  (S8  Court, 

B.),  house  26  East 
Sell   James  E.,  at  rolling  mills,  Portland. 

boards  1  Lawrence  |1  Lawrence 

Sell  James  T.,  artesian  well  borer,  house 
Sennott  Edward  T.,  blacksmith,  92  Main, 

house  123  Portland 
Sennott  Harry  W.,  with  Bullock  &   Saw- 

yar,  569  Main,  house  atSomerville 
Senter  Catherine  Mrs.,  house  2  Lincoln 
Senter  Franklin  B.,  soap  maker,  house  r. 

C4  Winsor  [192  Harvard 

Sevens  Wm.  De,  cigar  maker  (B.),  house 

SEVER  CHAKLES  W.,  University 
publisher  and  bookseller,464  Harvard, 

Harvard  sq.,and  president  Cambridge 

Savings  Bank,  2  Harvard  row,  house 

toot  of  Frisbie  place 
Sever,  see  Seaver  and  Sceva         [Tremont 
Severance  Clara,  widow  of  Roswell,  h.  22 
Severance  Emily  Miss,  dressmaker,  house 

10  Kinnaird 
Severance  Geo.  E.,  clerk  (181  Washington, 

B.),  boards  10  Kinnaird 
Severance  Horace  B.,  book  finisher  River- 
side Press,  house  60  Pleasant 
Severance  Horace  M.,  printer  Riverside 

Press,  house  10  Kinnaird 
Severance  Louis  H.,  organ  action  maker, 

162  Broadway,  boards  10  Kinnaird 
Sewall    Samuel  B.,   druggist,   house    100 

Hampshire 
Seward  George  E.,  carriage  painter  (14 

Sudbury,  B.),  house  173  Main 
Seward  George  R.,  clerk  (Water,  corner 

Broad,  B.),  boards  98  Austin 
Seward  John  (22  Beach,  B.),  b.  125  Gore 
Seward     Lucy,    vidow    of    George    W., 

house  98  Austin  [508  do. 

Sexton  Patrick,  grocer,  379  Cambridge,  h. 
Seymour  Edward  M.,carpenter,h.97  Green 
Seymour  Thos.,carpenter,  h.  r.  262  Bridge 
Seymour  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  458  Carab. 
Seymour  Thomas,  blacksmith,   17   Main, 

house  57  Winsor 


Seymour    William,    teamster,    house   458 

Cambridge 
Seymour   Wm.  B.,  compositor,    house  50 
Holyoke  [41  Willow 

Seys  Chas.   L.,  furniture  polisher,   house 
Shaar  Charles,  carriage  painter,  house  54 
Winter  [20  Shepard 

Shackford  Leonard,  police,  station  1,  h. 
Shackford  Walter.painter,  b.64  Hampshire 
Shackley    Herbert    O.,    driver,    31    Elm, 

house  34  Howard 
Shackley  Owen,  foreman, 31  Elm,  h.29  do. 
Shackley  William  T., belt-maker  (176  Dev- 
onshire, B  ),  house  94  Sixth 
Shaler  Nathaniel  S.,  Professor  of  Palaeon- 
tology H.  U.,  house  13  Bow 
Shanley    James   A.,  brass    moulder,    368 
Main,  b.  49  Allston  [49  Allston 

Shanley  John  J.,  wood   turner    (B.),  bds. 
Shannon  Bridget  Mrs.,  h.  6  Baldwin  ct. 
Shannon  James,  laborer,  b.  6  Baldwin  ct. 
Shannon  James  H., clerk,  168  Gore,  house 

rear  126  Thorndike 
Shannon  Martin,  tinsmith,  502  Main 
Shannon  Patrick,  hostler,  h.  r.  254;  Gore 
Shannon  Philip,  laborer,  bds.  164  Gore 
Shannon  Wm.  J.,  bookbinder  (254   Wash- 
ington, B.),  boards  106  Allston 
Shapleigh  A.  E.  Mrs.,  house  Elmwood  av- 
enue, corner  Mt.  Auburn 
Sharkey    Bernard  V.,   upholsterer   (Tre- 
mont House,  B.).  boards  125  Elm 
Sharkey  Bridget,  widow  of  Patrick,  house 
233  Franklin  [Gore 

Sharkey  Felix,  hostler,  28  Bridge, house  16 
Sharkey  James,  slate  tender  (142  Charles, 

B.),  house  59  Vine 
Sharkey  James,  blacksmith,  h.  125  Elm 
Sharkey  James  jr.,  clerk    (161  Milk,  B.), 

boards  125  Elm 
Sharkey  James  F.,  cutter,  b.  233  Franklin 
Sharkey  John,  plasterer,610  Main,  boards 
233  Franklin  [b.  125  Elm 

Sharkey  John,  box-maker,  3  Hampshire, 
Sharkey  John  F., clerk,  157  Bridge,  boards 
16  Winter  [b.  16  Winter 

Sharkey  Martin  A.,  clerk,  77  Cambridge, 
Sharkey  Patrick,   blacksmith   (Belmont), 

house  Holworthy 
Sharkey  Patrick,  house  16  Winter 
Sharkey    Richard    M.,    upholsterer,     162 

Broadway,  boards  125  Elm 
Sharon  Chas.  A.,  machinist,  h.  13  Pine 
Sharpies  Stephen   P.,  chemist  and  state 
assayer  (13  Broad,  B.),  h.  11  Shepard 

SHATTUCK  BURT  E.,  watchmak- 
er, 475  Main,  house  16  Brookline 
Shattuck  Geo.  F.,  engineer  B.  L.  &   C.  R. 

R.,  house  106  Thorndike 
Shattuck  Harrison  C,  steam  fitter,  house 
3  Percy  place 

SHAUGHNESSY   DANIEL,    B., 
periodicals,etc,  109  Cambridge,  house 
24  Fourth 
Shaughnessy  James  T.,  glass-maker  N.  E. 

Glass  Co. ,  house  27  Gore 
Shaughnessy  John,  at  174  Broadway 


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Shaughnessy  Nicholas  O., tailor,  566  Main, 
house  124  Brookline 

Shaughnessy  Patrick,engineer,  174  Broad- 
way, house  21  Webster  avenue 

Shaughnessy  Patrick,  mat  maker,  boards 

48  Sidney 

Shaughnessy  Richard  H.,  conductor  Cam- 
bridge R.  R.  Co.,  bds.  203  Cambridge 
Shaughnessy  Stephen,  at  174  Broadway 
Shaw  Adna  B.  (Shaw,  Applin  «&  Co.),  fur- 
niture mnfr.,  54  Bridge  (27  Sudbury, 
B. ) ,  house  at  Winchester 

SHAW,  APPLIN  &  CO.  (Adna  B. 
Shaw,     Sumner    Applin    and    S.    C. 

Small),  furniture   mnfrs.,  54  Bridge, 

and  (27  Sudbury,  cor.  Portland,  B.) 
Shaw    Caleb     B.,    expressman     Lyceum 

building,    Harvard    square,    rooms  8 

Ap  pi  an- way 
Shaw  Charles  R.,  salesman  (63  Summer, 

B.),  house  12  Amory 
Shaw  Cyrus  S.,  teamster,  h.  158  Camb. 
Shaw  Edward  A.,  clerk  (33  Cornhill,  B.), 

house  12  Brookline  [Chester 

Shaw  Dan  W.(27  Sudbury,  B.),  h.  at  Win- 
Shaw  Edward  S.,  civil  engineer,  house  10 

Kirkland  place 
Shaw  Elmer  B., clerk  (91  State,  B.),  boards 

49  Dana  [at  Boston 
Shaw  Enoch  J.,  safe  painter,  17  Main,  h. 
Shaw  Frank  E., receiving  clerk  Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co.,  house  41  Baldwin 
Shaw  George  S.,  house  10  Kirkland  place 
Shaw  Henry  A.,  case  maker,   162  Broad- 
way, house  68  Winsor 
Shaw  Jacob  B.,  bookkeeper  (124  Pearl, 

B.),  house  49  Dana 
Shaw  John,  house  8  Third 
Shaw  John,  mason,  house  23  Brewery 
Shaw  John  Mrs.,  grocer,  8  Third,  h.  do. 
Shaw  John  A.,  coachman,  344  Harvard, 

house  3  Jones'  alley 
Shaw  Mary  C, widow,  house  425  Broadway 
Shaw  Quincy  Mrs.,  kindergarten  school, 

76  Moore,  Winsor,  n.  Main,  13  Sparks, 

and  39  Holyoke,  house  at  Jamaica 

Plain 
Shaw  Ralph  H.,  printer,  636  Main,  house 

6  Centre 
Shaw    Samuel,    treas.    Murdock    Parlor 

Grate  Co.  (21  Washington,  B  ),  house 

135  Oxford 
Shaw  Thomas  F.,  liquors  (Leverett,  cor- 
ner Barton,  B.),  house  449  Cambridge 
Shaw  Wallace  H.,  clerk  (Liberty  sq.,  B.), 

boards  49  Dana 
Shaw  William  A.,  boarding-house,  275  and 

276  Broadway 
Shaw  Wm.  B.,  printers'  roller  maker,  h. 

3  Soden  place 
Shea  Cornelius  J.,  laborer,  h.  19  Banks 
Shea  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  160  Thorndike 
Shea  Daniel,  liquors  ( 176  Blackstone,  B.), 

house  91  Norfolk 
Shea  Daniel,  glass  worker,  house  6  North 
Shea    Daniel    E.,  stereotyper  University 

Press,  house  Murray,  near  Eliot 


Shea  Daniel  P.,   electrotyper  University 

Press,  boards  213  Mt.  Auburn 
Shea  Dennis,  teamster,  house  Montgom- 
ery, 4th  on  right  from  Spruce 
Shea  Dennis,  laborer,  house  47  Fifth 
Shea  Dennis  A.,  at  Riverside  Press,  house 

rear  11  Valentine 
Shea  Edward,  pressman,  h.  10  Harrison 
Shea  James,  laborer,  house  34  Foster 
Shea  James  H.,  tailor  (179  Court,  B.),  h. 

rear  122  Broadway 
Shea  James  J.',  laborer,  boards  47  Fifth 
Shea  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  29  Dunster 
Shea  Jeremiah,  action  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, house  Sparks 
Shea  Johana,  widow  of  Timothy,  house 
Hayes  court  |  Auburn 

Shea  John,  stone  cutter,  boards  213  Mt. 
Shea  John,  clerk,  168  Cambridge,  boards 

Fifth,  corner  Otis 
Shea  John,  laborer,  house  149  Elm 
Shea  John,  laborer,  h.  Cushiug,  n.Belmont 
Shea  John,  laborer,  house  58  Harvard 
Shea  John,  currier,  house  229  Franklin 
Shea  John,  laborer,  house  48  Boylston 
Shea  John  J.,  house  58  Harvard 
Shea  John  T.,  clerk,  185  Bridge,  b.  183  do. 
Shea  Julia,  widow  of  John,  h.  19  Banks 
Shea  Julia,  widow,  house  20  South 
Shea  Julia,  widow,  house  6  North 
Shea  Martin,  laborer,  house  36  Spring 
Shea  Mary,  w.  of  John,  h.  213  Mt.  Auburn 
Shea  Mary  E. ,  groceries,  145  Hampshire, 

house  143  do. 
Shea  Michael,  produce  peddler,  h.  5  Dyke 
Shea  Michael,  laborer,  h.  19  Sibley  court 
Shea  Michael  J.,  stone  cutter,  boards  213 

Mt.  Auburn 
Shea  Michael  J.,  at  University  Press,  bds. 

34  Foster 
Shea  Patrick,  teamster  Michael  Egan,  h. 

19  Decatur  court 
Shea  Patrick,  laborer,  house  6  Allston 
Shea  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  r.  213  Mt.  Auburn 
Shea  Peter,  teamster,  SQ  Mt.  Auburn,  h. 

50  DeWolf 
Shea  Peter,  laborer,  house  8  Grant 
Shea  Robert,  box  maker,  3  Hampshire, 

boards  58  Harvard 
Shea  Thomas  E.,  clerk  Revere  Sugar  Re- 
finery, boards  47  Fifth 
Shea  Thomas  H.,  at  150  Broadway,  boards 

58  Harvard 
Shea  Timothy,  pressman  University  Press, 

house  8  Banks 
Shea  Timothy  Mrs.,  grocer,  185  Bridge, 

house  183  do. 
Shea  Timothy  J.,  grocer,  395  and  397  Cam- 
bridge, house  174  Columbia 
Shea,  see  O'Shea 
Sheafe  John  C,  painter,  109  Franklin,  h. 

32  Fairmont 
Sheanon  Peter,  laborer,  house  14  Clark 
Shearer  James  W.,  boards  8  Dana 
Shearer  Daniel  L.,  house  8  Dana 
Shearer  Wm.  L.,  salesman  (48  Canal,  B.), 
house  Cambridge,  corner  Dana 


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Shedd  Alonzo  (Shedd  &  Co.),  121  Hamp- 
shire, house  56  Elm 
Shedd  George  L,  clerk,  184  North  avenue, 

boards  4  White 
Shedd  G.  Warren,  carpet  beating,  3  River, 

house  at  Boston 
Shedd  Jefferson  J.,  painter,  157|  North 

avenue,  boards  20  Western  avenue 
Shedd    Leander    8.,    foreman    Riverside 

bindery,  house  31  Park 
Shedd  .John  S.  (Shedd  &  Co),  grocer,  121 

Hampshire,  house  56  Elm 
Shedd  &  Co.  (Alonzo  and  John  S.  Shedd), 

grocers,  121  Hampshire 
Sheehan  Cornelius,  butcher,  h.  6  Eighth 
Sheehan  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  47  Jefferson 
Sheehan  Edward,  laborer,  169  Gore,  bds. 

9  Porter 
Sheehan  George,  tinsmith,  457  Cambridge, 

house  77  Spruce 
Sheehan  James,  mason,  h.  200  Norfolk 
Sheehan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  144  Spruce 
Sheehan  John,  currier,  h.  166  Franklin 
Sheehan  John,  gardeuer,  house  6  Burns' 

block,  Foster  place 
Sheehan  Lizzie  C.  Miss,  bookkeeper  533 

Main,  boards  37  Green 
Sheehan  Michael,  mat  maker,  120  Brook- 
line,  house  at  Watertown 
Sheehan  Michael,  laborer,  bds.  144  Spruce 
Sheehan  Michael,  laborer,  h.  17  Warren 
Sheehan  Patrick,  wood  and  coal,  381  Main, 

rooms  31  Clark 
Sheehan  Patrick,  cooper,  h.  228  Franklin 
Sheehan  Patrick,  gardener,  boards  6  Fos- 
ter place 
Sheehan  Patrick  A.,  laborer,h.  173  Norfolk 
Sheehan   Thomas,  boots  and  shoes,  533 

Main,  house  37  Green 
Sheehan  William,  laborer,  5  Broadway 
Sheehan  William,  laborer,  h.  224  Bridge 
Sheehan,  see  Shehan 
Sheehy  Hannah  B.  Miss,  house  31  Mill 
Sheehy  John,  laborer  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  house  238  Franklin 
Sheehy  Michael,  laborer  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  house  Holworthy 
Sheffield  Geo.,  lawyer  (85  Devonshire, B.), 

house  5  Craigie 
Shehan  John  Francis, slater,  b.  37  Baldwin 
Shehan  William,  blacksmith  Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co.,  Dunster,  house  37  Baldwin 
Shehan  William  Joseph,  painter,  boards 

37  Baldwin 
Shehan,  see  Sheehan 
Sheldon  Woodbury  P.,  at  54  Bridge,  h. 

at  Charlestown 
Sheldon  W.  H.,  conductor  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  house  at  Brighton 
Shelton  Elizabeth,  widow  of  William,  h. 

462  Main 
Sheltus  A.  K.,  conductor  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  house  at  Boston 
Shelvey  Ann,  wid.  of  Hugh,  h.  17  Willow 
Shelvey  Hugh,  machinist,  bds.  17  Willow 
Shelvey  Owen,  gardener  McLean  Asylum 

(Somerville),  house  29  Willow 


Shepard  Abby.  widow,  h.  74  Thorndike 

Shepard  Adeline  Miss,  house  12  Prospect 

Shepard  Harry  E.,  action  maker,  162 
Broadway,  house  at  Arlington 

Shepard  Herbert  M.,  machinist,  b.  6  Clark 

Shepard  Henry,  boarding-house,  181£ 
Harvard 

Shepard  Jared  Mrs.,  house  74  Thorndike 

Shepherd  Alexander  F.,  carpenter,  house 
27  Trowbridge  [Trowbridge 

Shepherd  Charles  F.,   printer,  boards  27 

Shepherd  Edward  A.,  clerk  (53  Commer- 
cial, B. ),  boards  12  Sacramento 

Shepherd  Franklin  C,  sausage  mnfr.,  206 
Hampshire,  house  101  Inman 

Shepherd  George  B.,  student  H.  XL,  rms. 
74  Ellery 

Shepherd  Hattie,  teacher  Washington 
grammar  school,  house  12  Sacramento 

Shepherd  Herbert  M.  (James  H.  Wyeth  & 
Co.),  grocer,  6  Brattle,  h.  44  Langdon 

Shepherd  James  S.  (American  Net  and 
Twine  Co.),  Third,  and  (43  Commer- 
cial, B.),  house  at  Canton 

Shepherd  Sumner  P.,  at  N.  N.  Stickney's, 
Winthrop  wharf,  h.  12  Sacramento 

Shepherd  Sumner  W.,  clerk  (35  Winter, 
B.),  boards  12  Sacramento 

Shepherd  William  G.,  gilder  (51Chardon, 
B.),  house  77  Inman 

Shepley  Albert  P.,  bookbinder,  house  119 
Franklin 

Sheppard  Streetom, porter  (B.  &  A.  R.  R., 
B.),  house  62  Putnam  avenue 

Sherburne  Frank  B.,  waiter  (Young's  Ho- 
tel, B.),  house  rear  58  Cambridge 

Sherburne  Herbert  L.,  clerk  (518  Wash- 
ington, B. ) ,  boards  78  Washington 

Sherer  Claries  H.,  salesman  (Washington, 
B.),  boards  351  Harvard 

Sheridan  Celina,  widow,  house  160  Put- 
nam avenue 

Sheridan  Edward,  conductor  Cambridge 
R.  R.  Co.,  bds.  Frank,  8th  on  left 

Sheridan  Edward  J.,  conductor  Cam- 
bridge R.  R.  Co. 

Sheridan  Eugene  P.,  conductor  Cam- 
bridge R.  R.  Co.,  b.  Frank,  8th  on  left 

Sheridan  John  A.,  house  126  Norfolk 

Sheridan  John  S.,  foreman  composition 
room  "Herald"  (255  Washington,  B.), 
house  13  Sparks  street  place 

Sheridan  Mary  A.,  widow  of  Richard, 
house  rear  16  Winter 

Sheridan  Minnie  F.  Miss, sewing  machine 
teacher,  441  Main,  b.  160  Putnam   av. 

Sheridan  Patrick,  house  68  Gore 

Sheridan  Patrick,  grease  collector,  house 
rear  39  Charles 

Sheridan  Thomas  R ,  night  supt.  John 
Reardon  &  Sons,  h.  131  Brookline 

Sherman  Alton  H.,  boards  5  Austin 

Sherman  Edward  F.,  stone  cutter  J.  Har- 
rington &  Clark,  Gore's  wharf,  bds. 
Ross  House 

Sherman  George  E.,  clerk  (9  Chauncy, 
B.),  house  10  Greenough  avenue 


FLORAL  CONSERVATORIES 


9S20  MAIN  and 89  SPARKS  STREETS. 


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Sherman  George  H.,  saloon  (Federal,  B.), 

bouse  25  Sidney 
Sherman  Rufus  I.,  spring-bed  maker,  386 

Main,  house  36  Sidney- 
Sherman  Victor,  house  141  Thorndike 
Sherman  Wm.  H.,  com.  dry  goods  (4  Win- 

throp  sq.,  B.),  house  263  North  av. 
Sherreff  Adam  D.,  house  89  Putnam  av. 
Sherry  Martin,  laborer,  house  36  Spring 
Sherry  Wm.,  laborer,  h.  15  Hancock 
Shieers  John,  piano  maker,  State,   bds.  9 

Holly 
Shields  Ferdinand,  pantaloon  maker  (231 

Washington,  B.),  h.  r.  62  Cambridge 
Shields  James,  house  169  Bridge 
Shields  Owen,  teamster  John  Clary ,house 

31  East  [h.  187  do. 

Shields  Thomas,  teamster,  195  Broadway, 
Shine  John,  carpenter,  house  46  Winter 
Shine  Phillip,  laborer,  h.  206  Franklin 
Shinnick  Timothy,   teamster,  221  Bridge, 

house  11  Winter 
Shliller  Arnold,  boards  85  Sixth 
Shoe  Robert,  junk,  house  33  Porter 
Shonghrue    Cornelius,  laborer,  boards  50 

Boylston 
Shorey  George,  book  agent,  h.  79  Brattle 

SHOHEY  GEORGE  L,.,  proprietor 
Cambridge  Laundry,Soden,h.  at  Lynn 
Shorey  John    L.,     manager    Cambridge 

Laundry,  house  at  Lynn 
Shorey  Timothy,  box   maker,  168  Gore, 

house  165  Spring 
Short  Daniel,   grease  collector,   house  7 

Valentine 
Short  David,  at  139  Broadway,  boards  9 

School,  corner  Portland 
Short  James,  soap  maker,  Lincoln  place, 

house  210  Columbia 
Short  John,  laborer,  boards  7  Valentine 
Short  John  A.,  moulder,  house  9  School 
Short  John  F.,  whitesmith,  17Main,house 

at  Boston 
Short    John    N.,    pastor    Trinity    M.   E. 

church,  house  100  Cambridge 
Short  Mary,  wid.  of  Matthew,  h.  9  School 
Short  Matthew,  frame  maker,  139  Broad- 
way, house  9  School 
Short  Oscar  W.,  tin  peddler,  b.  103  Winsor 
Short  Patrick,  grease  collector,  house  212 

Columbia 
Short    Samuel    E.,    spring   bed    maker, 

Rhoades  bldg.,  State,  boards  9  School 
Short  Wm.  J.,  h.  3  Burrage  block,  Bristol 
Shrander   F.,  cabinet   maker  Geldowsky, 

house  44  Spring 
Shroder  Augustus,  foreman  of  carvers,  44 

Cambridge,  house  at  Somerville 
Shourds  Charles  F.,  feather  duster  mnfr. 

(20  Union,  B.),  house  20  Roseland 
Shrow  John,  junk  dealer,  house  55  Cedar 
Shuckrowe  Margaret,  widow  of  Michael, 

house  15  Cowperthwaite 
Shuckrowe  Peter,  laborer,  house  17  Cow- 
perthwaite 
Shuler  George,  confectioner,   243   Broad- 

way,  house  27  Webster  avenue 


Shuler  John,  barrels,  12  Hunting,  h.  6  do. 
Shukz  August,  engineer,  house  75  Fifth 
Shultz  Charles  A.,  cabinet  maker,  44  Cam- 
bridge, house  at  Chelsea 
Shultz  James,  laborer,  house  48  Auburn 
Shurtleff  Walter   S.,  carpenter,  house   19 

Cambridge 
Shute  Augustus,  carpenter  Midler  Bros., 

house  at  Arlington 
Shute  David,  cooper  J.  H.  Eames,  house  8 

Douglass 
Shute  Melville,  carpenter,  Miiller  Bros. 
Sias  Chas.  L.,  gardener  Mt.   Auburn  cem- 
etery, bds.  Chas.  S.  Childs',  Coolidge 

avenue,  Watertown 
Sias  Samuel  S.,  sec.  Brush  Electric  Light 

(Rogers'  bldg.,  B.),  house  Frost  brick 

block,  foot  of  street 
Sias  William,  boards  359  Harvard 
Sibley  Adelaide  Mrs.,  h.  68  Webster  av. 
Sibley  Albert  H.,  wire  worker   (Brighton, 

avenue,  B. ),  boards  16  Fairmont 
Sibley   George,  coffin   maker,  203  Bridge, 

rooms  84  Cambridge 
Sibley  John  Langdon,  librarian  emeritus 

of  Harvard  College,  h.  9  Phillips  pi. 
Sibly  Geo.  L.,  cabinet  maker,b.  33  Fourth 
Siders  Charles  B.,  public  carriages  (East- 
ern R.  R.  depot,  B.),  h.  32  Prospect 
Siedler  Chas.,  cabinet  maker,  h.  586  Main 
Siedler    Frederick    W.,    cabinet    maker, 

house  586  Main 
Siefert  Charles   F.,  with   Geo.  D.  Emery, 

East,  boards  6  Leighton  court 
Siefert  Margaret  A.,  widow  of  Chas.  A., 

house  6  Leighton  court 
Sievwright    Charles,    printer    Riverside 

Press,  boards  25  Blackstone 
Siggins    James    M.,    printer    University 

Press,  house  at  Boston 
Sigston  Wm.  E.,  at  137  Broadway,  boards 

35  Winsor  [35  Winsor 

Sigston  Wm.  H.,  clerk  (34  School,  B.),  h. 
Siguere  Arthur,  printer  Riverside  Press, 

boards  10  Prince 
Siguere    George     B.,    printer    Riverside 

Press,  house  10  Prince 
Silfari  Joseph,  currier,  boards  4  Clay 
Silfari  Matius,  currier,  boards  4  Clay 
Silva  Charles,  laborer,  house  59  North 
Silva  Emil,  mariner,  boards  105  Fourth 
Silva  Enos,  bedstead  maker,  h.  105  Fourth 
Silva  Eugene,  laborer,  house  188  Bridge 
Silva  Frank,  cabinet  maker,  h.  105  Fourth 
Silva  Henry,  hairdresser,  392  Cambridge 
Silva  John,  teamster,  house  40  Spring 
Silva  John,  teamster,  81  Bridge,  boards  40 

Spring 
Silva  Joseph,  laborer,  boards  123  Spring 
Silva  Joseph,  laborer,  house  19  Gore 
Silva  Jos.,  laborer,  house  r.  173  Winsor 
Silva  Joseph,  laborer,  h.  36  Cambridge 
Silva  Joseph,  laborer,  house  r.  23  Gore 
Silva  Joseph,  box  maker,  3  Hampshire 
Silva  Joseph,  sand  paperer,  house  rear 

169  Bridge 
Silva  Louis,  laborer,  house  24  Vine 


THE  DOCK  SQUARE  HARDWARE   STORE. 

Established  1860,  SO  DOCK  SQUARE. 


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261 


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Silva  Manuel,  cabinet  maker,  h.  r.  30  Gore 
Silva  Manuel,  laborer,  house  34  Vine 
Silva  Manuel,  sand  paperer,  h.  20  Third 
Silva  Manuel,  sand  paperer,  house  3  Lech- 
mere  building,  Lechmere  square 
Silva  Manuel  Francis,  laborer,  house  Low- 
land avenue  [Vine 
Silva  Peter,  stove  polisher,  h.  Second,  n. 
Silva  Peter,  finisher,  h.  Lowland  av. 
Silva  Rosa,  wid.  of  An  tone,  h.  123  Spring 
Silva  Sergir  A.,  hairdresser,  165   Bridge, 

house  34  Cambridge 
Silva  Thomas  I.,  hairdresser  (140  Lever- 

ett,  B.),  house  20  Third 
Silvery  Leopold,   watchman  F.    Fischer, 

house  Tannery,  2d  on  left 
Silvey  John  J.,  wood  turner,  54    Bridge, 
boards  at  Boston  [Worcester 

Sime  Margaret  C.  Miss,  dressmaker,  h.  30 
Sime  Thomas,  trunk  maker,  h.  45  Union 
Simenseu  Mathias,  provisions,  h.  4  Moore 
Simmons  Charles  L.,  student  H.  U.,  b.  26 

Russell 
Simmons   Geo.  P.,  clerk   (29  North   Mar- 
ket, B.),  house  84  Cambridge 
Simmons    Geo.   P.   Mrs.,  dressmaker,  84 

Cambridge,  house  do. 
Simmons  Mary  E.,  wid.,  h.  16  Holmes  pi. 
Simmons    Washington    L.,  salesman  (54 

Summer,  B.),  house  26  Russell 
Simms  Oliver,  laborer,  31  Elm,  house  rear 

133  Columbia 
Simon  Augustus  J.,  conductor  B.  L.  &  C. 

R.  R.,  house  19  Fifth 
Simonds  Ada,  wid.  of  Chas.,  h.  510  Main 
Simonds  Ch;is.  F,  ivory  layer,  139  Broad- 
way, house  106  Winsor 
Simonds   Charles   W.,  printer,  638  Main, 

boards  at  Boston 
Simonds  George,  at  137  Broadway,  boards 

179£  Harvard 
Simonds  George  jr.,  piano  action  maker, 

139  Broadway 
Simonds  Joseph  Mrs.,  house  100  Prospect 
Simonds  Stanley,  student  H.  U.,  boards  6 
Mt.  Auburn  [6  Mt.  Auburn 

Simonds  Thomas  S.,  student  H.  U".,  rooms 
Simonds    Warner    W.,    lumber   (Texas), 

house  11  Antrim 
Simons  Hiram  D.,  machinist  (35  Sudbury, 

B.),  house  106  Inman 
Simons  Jos.,  carpenter,  h.  377  Cambridge 
Simonson  Jacob,  laborer,  11   Fayerweath- 

er,  boards  do. 
Simonson  Wm.  J.,  piano  action  maker,  113 

Broadway,  house  134  Spring 
Simpson    Bartlett    P..  moulding  maker, 

house  49  Winsor 
Simpson  Elizabeth  E.,  widow  of  Wm.  A., 

house  8  Arlington 
Simpson  George  H. ,  clerk  B.  &  A.  freight 

office,  Spring,  house  158  Thorndike 
Simpson     Harrison,     action    maker,    162 

Broadway,  house  33  Market 
Simpson  Jas.,  laborer,  h.  122  Webster  a  v. 
Simpson  James  W.,  brush  maker,  12  Gore, 
house  8i  Houghton 


Simpson  John  A.,  oil-clothing  cutter  H. 

M.  Sawyer,  house  80  Fourth 
Simpson  Samuel  M.,  machinist  (158  Port- 
land, B),  house  8  Upton 
Simpson  William,  laborer,  h.  34  Pleasant 
Simpson   William   F.,   laborer,    house  37 

Cowperthwaite 
Sinclair  E.  J.,  conductor  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  house  at  Somerville 
Sinclair  James,  teamster,  house  341  Main 
Sinclair  Joseph,  clerk,  401  Maiu,h.  40  Pine 
Sinclair  Joseph  G.,  baker,  house  10  Rog- 
ers' block,  Main 
Sinclair  Samuel,  boiler  maker,  356  Main, 

boards  40  Pine 
Sinclair  Peter  M.,  laborer,  house  50  Clark 
Singer  S.  M.  Co.,  Henry  J.  Nichols,  mau- 

ager,  sewing  machines,  647  Main 
Singleton  Esther  Miss,   dressmaker,  127 

Spring,  boards  do. 
Singleton  James,  lead  glazier,b.  127  Spring 
Singleton    Thomas,    glass    cutter  N.    E. 

Glass  Co.,  house  127  Spring 
Singleton  Thomas  jr.,  glass  cutter,  bds. 

127  Spring  ^bridge,  bds  do. 

Sinkel  Bennett,  hairdresser,  117  Cam- 
Sinnott     Nicholas    H  ,    confectioner    (18 

Cornhill,  B.),  house  167  Broadway 
Sioberg  F.,  safe  maker,  17  Main 
Sisters  of  Notre  Dame,  50  and  52  Essex 
Sittig  Dorothea  Mrs.,  house  2  Pleasant  pi. 
Skehan  Michael,  at  206  Broadway,  house 

134  Winsor 
Skehan  Thomas,  laborer,  house  3  Madison 
Skehan  Thomas  jr.,  laborer,  b.  3  Madison 
Skehan  Wm.,  teamster,  h.  rear  133  Spruce 
Skelley  Edward  F., grocer,  19  Winter.h.  do. 
Skelley  Jeremiah,  teamster,  169  Gore,  h. 

35  Harding  [24  Fifth 

Skelley  John  W.,  police,  station  3,  house 
Skelton  Abby  W.,  nurse,  boards  17  Market 
Skelton  Horace  T.,  piano-action  maker, 

113  Broadway,  boards  53  Cherry 
Skelton  Jos.   S.,  tinsmith  Seavey  &  Co., 

Third,  house  66  Broadway 
Skillings,  Whitneys    &    Barnes  Lumber 

Co.,  yard  Prison  Point  st.,  office   (5 

Kilby,  Boston) 
Skinemske  Andrew,  house  51  Vine 
Skinner  Atlas,  laborer,  b.  100  Webster  av. 
Skinner  Cornelius  V.,  binder  Riverside 

Bindery,  house  1  Austin  place 
Skinner  Samuel,   laborer,  162  Broadway, 

house  42  School 
Skinner  Silva,  widow  of  Dempsey,  house 

100  Webster  avenue 
Slack  Dexter  P.,  house  16  Western  avenue 
Slack  Frances,  widow  of  Robert  F.,  house 

13  Sumner 
Slack  Frances  M.,  librarian  Museum    of 

Comparative  Zoology  H.  U.,  house  13 

Sumner 
Slack  James  T.  W.,  boards  13  Sumner 
Slack  Robert  H.,  architect  (31  Pemberton 

square,  B.),  house  780  Maiu 
Slade  Mary  A.  (Slade  &  Downing),  dress- 
maker, 588£  Main,  rooms  5891  do. 


J.  H.  &  J.  P.  THAYER  &  CO.,  660  Main  Street,     * 
HOUSE    PAINTING,   KALSOMINING   &   PAPER   HANGINGS. 

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Slade  &  Downing  (Mary  A.  Slade  and  Me- 
dea Downing),  dressmakers,588£  Main 

Slane  James,  laborer,  house  24  Jefferson 

Slater  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  74  Harvard 

Slater  William,  laborer, house  42  Hastings 

Slaveu  Catherine,  widow  of  James,  house 
46  Fifth  [Kinuaird 

Slaven  Edward,  laborer,  h.  Howard,  cor. 

Slayton  Frank  W.,  house  101£  Inman 

Sleep  Henry,  lithograph  printer  Riverside 
Press,  bds.  Prospect  House,  596  Main 

Sleeper  C.  A.  (C.  A.  Sleeper  &  Co.),  gro- 
cer, 65  Sixth,  house  58  Vine 

Sleeper  C.  A.  &  Co.  (C.  A.  and  Timothy 
M.  Sleeper),  grocers,  65  Sixth 

Sleeper  Frank  H.,  wholesale  grocer  (12 
South  Market,  B.),  h.  126  North  av. 

Sleeper  Solomon  S.,  wholesale  grocer  (12 
South  Market,  B.),  h.  130  North  av. 

Sleeper  Timothy  M.  (C.  A.  Sleeper  &  Co.), 
grocer,  65  Sixth,  house  58  Vine 

Sleeper  Wilbur  S.,  rms.  149  Cambridge 

Sleeper  Win,  H.,  officer  House  of  Correc- 
tion, boards  do.  [Green 

Sloan  Joseph  A.,  cracker  dealer,  house  23 

Sloan  Mary  A.,  widow  of  Kufus  A.,  house 
24  Pleasant  [Gore 

Slocomb  Anthony,  ladder  maker,  bds.  141 

Slocoinb  Louis  A.,  grocer,  93  Hampshire, 
house  125  Winsor 

Slocomb  Samuel,  treasurer  East  Cam- 
bridge Five  Cents  Savings  Bank,  80 
Cambridge,  house  73  Otis 

Slocomb  William  H.,  student  H.  U.,  rms. 
410  Harvard  [Bolton 

Slowey  Ann,  widow  of  Patrick,  house  73 

Small  Albert  M.,  mason,  469  Main,  house 
44  Sidney  . 

Small  Charh-s  W.,  tube-board  maker,  162 
Broadway,  house  i6  Sands 

Small  Frank  M.,  clerk  (P.  O.,  B.),  house  4 
Amory  place 

Small  George  P.,  sexton  Third  Universal- 
ist  church,  house  rear  5  Russell 

Small  John  G.,  clerk  (P.  O.,  B.),  house  66 
Prospect 

SMALL.  S.  C.  (Shaw,  Applin  &  Co.), 
furniture  mufr.,  54  Bridge  and  (27 
Sudbury,  B.),  house  at  Winchester 

Smallidge  Frank   W.,  rms.  104  Thorndike 

Smallidge  Jeremiah  W.,  rattan  broom 
maker,  234  Cambridge,  house  130  Otis 

Smallidge  Mary  E.  Miss,  teacher  Otis  pri- 
mary school,  boards  130  Otis 

Smart  Albert  F.,  student,  boards  22  Pearl 

Smart  Chas.  E.,  at  rubber  door-stop  man- 
ufactory, 382  Main,  house  22  Pearl 
SMART    DON    CARLOS,    rubber 
door-stop  mufr.,  382  Main,  h.  22  Pearl 

Smart  John  P.,  rooms  8  Elmer 

Smart  William  P.,  compositor  (Journal 
office,  B. ),  house  rear  36  Moore 

Smidt  Heury  L.,  piano  maker,  h.  85  Sixth 

Smiley  Edward  W., at  624  Main,  h.  559  do. 

Smiley  James,  varnisher  (700  Harrison 
avenue,  B. ),  bds.  32  Putnam  avenue 

Smith  Abby  J.,  widow,  house  5  Frost 


Smith  Abner  R.,  teamster,  h.  226  Third 
Smith  Adam  C.  Mrs.,  house  46  Tremont 
Smith  Adam    F.,  clerk  (39  Franklin,  B.), 

boards  46  Tremont 

Smith  Adolph,  machinist,  17  Main,  house 

at  Boston  [h.  r.  17  Pine 

Smith  Albert,  case  maker,  162  Broadway, 

Smith  Albert  A.,  hairdresser,  1  Essex,  bds. 

2  Ericsson  court 
Smith  Alexander  C,  lightning  rod  agent, 
boards  82  Sixth  [folk 

Smith  Allen,  carriage  maker,  h.   170  Nor- 
Smith  Almira  P.  Mrs.,  h.  21  Trowbridge 
Smith  Alonzo  R.  (Parry  Bros.   &  Smith), 
brick  mnfr.,  foot  of  Raymond  and  off 
Wellington,  office  220  North  avenue, 
house  at  Somerville 
Smith  Alpheus  K.  (Frasier&  Smith),  pia- 
no hammer  coverer  and  (D.  E.  Owen 
&  Co.),  Eureka  hitch.  555  Main,  house 
48  Columbia  [Farwell  pi. 

Smith  Andrew  G.,  police,  station  1,  h.  11 
Smith  Andrew  G.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,   12 

Farwell  place,  house  do. 
Smith  Ann,  wid.  of  John,  h.  73  Concord  av. 
Smith  Anna  E.  Miss,  teacher,  17  Berkeley, 
house  Hotel  Dartmouth,  at  Roxbury 
Smith  Arthur,  hostler,  249  Cambridge,  b. 

31  Harding 
Smith  Arthur,  teamster,  h.  31  Harding 
Smith  Arthur  H.,  clerk.  92  Pleasant,  rms. 

42  River,  boards  9  Norfolk 

Smith    Augustus     D.,  student    Divinity 

School  H.  U.,  rooms  7  Avon 
Smith  Augustus  EL,  wire  worker  (Brigh- 
ton avenue,  B.),  h.  7  Gordon  place 
Smith    Axel,    tinsmith    Seavey    &    Co., 

house  12  Hastings 
Smith  A.  F.,  safe  maker,  17  Main 
Smith  Benjamin,  moulder,  bds.  56  Second 
Smith  Benjamin  G.,  h.  11  Fayerweather 
Smith  Bernard  F.,  horse  shoer,  436  Main, 

house  23  Sidney 
Smith  Billings,  coal  (39  Charles  River  av- 
enue, Charlestown),  h.  14  Clinton 
Smith  Billings  jr.,  salesman   (28  Summer, 

B.),  boards  14  Clinton 
Smith  Burrill,  laborer,  h.  Main,  cor.  Sixth 
Smith  Caroline  Mrs.,  house  31  Hastings 
Smith  Carrie  A.,  action  dept.,  162  Broad- 
way, house  12  Tufts 
Smith  Carrie  H.    Miss,  tea'cher  Otis  pri- 
mary school,  bo uds  63  Prospect 
Smith  Catherine,  widow  of  Nelson,  house 

43  Walden  [o$  Amory 
Smith  Catherine,  widow  of  James  F.,  h. 
Smith  Charles,  piano  action  maker,  house 

101  Spring 
Smith  Charles,  piano  maker  Ivers  &  Pond 

Piano  Co.,  Albany 
Smith  Charles  E.,  peddler,  house  173  Otis 
Smith  Charles   F.,  grocer,  245  Broadway, 

house  313  do. 
Smith   Charles  G.  B.    (Capen,  Sprague  & 

Co.),  Riverside  Oil  Works,  h.  at  Boston 
Smith  Charles  H.,  grocer,  473  Main,  house 

26  C-'-mbia 


Dimension  Frames  Sawed  to  Order.  ^  .BER  &  MOULDINGS. 

J.  G.  &  W.  G.  GOO C II,  Western  At.,  Brighton,  TO  BUlby  Street,  Boston. 


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Smith  Charles  H.,  varnisher,  162  Broad- 
way, house  378  Cambridge 

Smith  Charles  M  ,  laborer  Riverside  Press, 
house  3  Fairmont  avenue 

Smith  Chauncy,  counselor  (5  Pemberton 
square,  B.),  house  121  Brattle 

Smith  Christopher,  laborer,  h.  146  Third 

Smith  Clement  L.,  asst.  prof,  of  Latin  H. 
U.,  house  64  Sparks 

Smith  Daniel  F.,  painter,  house  46  Pearl 

Smith  David,  boiler  maker,  92  Main,  bds. 
6  Rogers'  block,  Washington 

Smith   David   A.,  law  student   (13  Court 
square,  B.),  boards  36  Brookline 

Smith  David  JEL,  carpenter,  h.  36  Brookline 

Smith  Eben,  coachman,  20  North  av.,b.  do. 

Smith  Eben  R.,  clerk,  83  Camb.,  b.  65  Otis 

Smith  Edmund,  florist,  32  Linnsean,  h.do. 

Smith  Edward,  laborer,  h.  135  Portland 

Smith    Edward    A.,    cabinet    maker,    54 
Bridge,  boards  Hotel  Cambridge 

Smith  Edward  J.,  clerk  (Suffolk  market, 
B.),  h.  4  Rogers'  block,  Washington 

Smith  Edwin  E.,  reed  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, boards  135  Thorndike 

Smith  Edwin  \V\,   reed  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, house  135  Thorndike 

Smith  Elbridge,  carpenter,  h.  9  King's  pi. 

Smith  Elizabeth  L.  Mrs.,  h.  233  North  av. 

Smith  Ellen,  widow,  h.  103  Webster  av. 

Smith  Elmer  H.,  hairdresser,  boards  Er- 
icsson court 

Smith  Elwin  H.  (Turner  &  Smith),  organ 
tuner,  162  Broadway,  h.  119  Magazine 

Smith  Esther  W.,  widow   of  Thomas  L., 
house  1  Chauncy 

Smith  Eugene,  at  17  Main,  b.  31  Harvard 

Smith  Eunice  M.,   widow  of   Anderson, 
seamstress,  house  21  Green 

Smith  Fannie  C.  Miss,  clerk,  502  Main 

Smith  Ferdinand,  upholsterer,  h.35  Green 

Smith  Flora  B.,  action  dept.,  162  Broad- 
way, house  at  Jamaica  Plain 

Smith  Francis,  farmer,  house  Concord  av- 
enue, corner  Adams 

Smith  Frank,  at  Ivers  &  Pond's,  Pacific, 
rooms  2  Columbia 

Smith  Frank,  painter,  373  Main 

Smith     Frank,    farmer,    boards    Michael 
Smith's,  Jackson 

Smith  Frank  A.,  butter  and  eggs,  house 
Saville,  near  Appleton 

Smith  Frank  L.,  salesman  (114  Pearl,  B.), 
house  119  Oxford 

Smith  Frank  P.,   cabinet    maker,   house 
rear  23  Harvard 

Smith  Frank  W.,  student  H.  U.,  rooms  14 
Ware 

Smith  Fred  E.,  asst.  clerk  N.  E.  Bank  (28 
State,  B.),  boards  193  Putnam  avenue 

Smith  Fred  H.,  clerk  House  of  Correction, 
boards  Thorndike,  corner  Third 

Smith  Fred  S.,  boards  30  Howard 

Smith   Frederick  V.,   blacksmith,   house 
542  Main 

Smith    George,     bookkeeper,    169  Gore, 
boards  Gore,  corner  Brid"^ 

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Smith  George,  laborer  J.  S.  Pike, 
Church,  boards  do. 

Smith  George,  bookkeeper,  169  Gore, 
boarcfs  Gore,  corner  Bridge 

Smith  George  B.,  cabinet  maker  (42  Corn- 
hill,  B.),  house  82  Sixth 

Smith  George  C,  lab.,  h.  281  Cambridge 

Smith  George  Franklin,  com.  mer.  (94 
State,  B.),  h.  Elm,  3d  north  of  Beech 

Smith  George  G.,  clerk,  North  avenue, 
boards  5  Frost 

Smith  George  Martin  (M.  L.  Smith  & 
Son),  coal,  180  Main,  h.  30  Magazine 

Smith  George  S.,  trunk  maker,  boards 
Joseph  Smith's,  Adams 

Smith  George  T.,  bookkeeper  (25  Central 
wharf,  B.).  house  5  William 

Smith  George  V.,  porter,  h.  25  Washington 

Smith  George  W..  U.  S.  Appraiser's  office 
(Custom  House,  B.),  house  220  Pearl 

Smith  Geo.  W.,  foreman  of  wireworkers 
(Brighton  avenue,  B.),  h.  70  Allston 

Smith  George  W.,  upholsterer,  old  depot, 
Porter's  station,  house  146  North  av. 

Smith  George  W.,  clerk  D.  W.  Lewis, 
Harvard,  boards  46  Tremont 

Smith  G.  Grosvenor,  clerk,  155  North  ave- 
nue, boards  5  Frost 

Smith  Harriet  M.,  widow  of  Samuel,  house 
173  Otis 

Smith  Henry,  artist,  153  Putnam  avenue, 
house  3  Pleasant  place 

Smith  Henry,  coachman,  9  Forest,  b.  do. 

Smith  Henry,  upholsterer,  house  37  Wash- 
ington 

Smith  Henry  A.,  house  8  Union 

Smith  Henry  D.,  livery  stable  (1790  Wash- 
ington, B.).  house  168  Prospect 

Smith  Henry  R.,  boards  354  Broadway 

Smith  Herbert  V.,  leather  (Purchase,  B), 
boards  21  Orchard 

Smith  Hiram  W.,  jewelry  (157  Washing- 
ton, B.),  house  57  Plymouth 

Smith  Hiram  W.  Mrs.,  preserver  of  flow- 
ers, 57  Plymouth,  house  do. 

Smith  Hugh,  waitpr  (Parker  House,  B.) 
house  6  Shepherd's  block,  Charles 
River 

Smith  Hugh  T..  plumber,  634.Main,  boards 
6  Shepherd's  block,  Charles  River 

Smith  H.  Porter,  woolens  (19  Franklin, 
B),  house  41  Dana 

Smith  Horatio  S.  Mrs.,  h.  479  Broadway 

Smith  Ida  G.,  teacher  Allston  grammar 
school,  room  9,  boards  19  Prospect 

Smith  Isaac,  laborer,  h.  r.  86  Harvard 

Smith  Isaac  R.,  laborer,  h.  92  Harvard 

Smith  James,  case  maker,  162  Broadway, 
house  23  Fairmont 

Smith  Louise  M.,  widow  of  Frank  D., 
house  186  Broadway 

Smith  James,  hostler,  boards  31  Harvard 

Smith  James,  window  /shade,  maker, 
boards  7  Franklin 

Smith  James,  laborer,  h.  189  Norfolk 

Smith  James,  house  22  Walnut  court 

Smith  Jas.,  lab.,  house  rear  70  Spring 


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Smith  James,  cutlery   (349  Washington, 

B.),  house  7  Jay 
Smith  James,  baker,  bds.  159  Winsor 
Smith  James,  rubber,   203   Bridge,   house 
at  Charlestown  [House 

Smith  James,  clerk,  169  Gore,  b.  Mansion 
Smith   James,   cooper,   boards     Mansion 

House,  Gore,  corner  Bridge 
Smith  James,  waiter,  rms.  23  Washington 
Smith  James,  driver  Charles  R.  R.  Co. 
Smith  James  A.,  clerk,  126  Inman,  house 

40  Antrim 

Smith  James  A.  L.,  hairdresser,   1   Essex, 

house  2  Ericsson  court  [ston 

Smith  Jas.  C,  wood  moulder,  h.  74  Boyl- 

Smith  James  E., painter,  460  Main, boards  3 

Hotel  Brooks 
Smith  Jas.  F.,  teamster,  h.  377  Cambridge 
Smith  James  Henry,  baker  (Prince,   B.), 

house  36  Brookline 
Smith  James  J.,  marble  worker,  house  38 

School 
Smith  James  J.,  stone  cutter  J.  Harrington 
&  Clark,  Gore's  wharf,  h.  atStoneham 
Smith  James  P.,  hostler,  b.  15  Reed 
Smith  James  S.,  traveling   agent,   Union 
Cen.  &  Southern   Pacific  R.   R.    (290 
Washington,  B.),  h.  10  Western  av. 
Smith  James  W.,  engineer  B.  L.  &   C.    R. 

R.,  house  7  Leighton  court 
Smith  Jane,    widow    of  David,  house  6 

Rogers'  block,  Washington 
Smith  Jared  Clark,  R.  R.  adv.    agent   (228 

Washington,  B.),  house  1   Amory  pi. 
Smith    Jared    E.,    tuner,    162  Broadway, 

house  30  Howard 
Smith  John,  hostler,  16  Garden,  bds.  do. 
Smith  John,  at  137  Broadway,  b.  53  Cherry 
Smith    John,   cabinet    maker,    house   15 
Washington  [h.  23  Pine 

Smith   John,   cabinet  maker,   348  Main, 
Smith    John,    foreman,    43     Cambridge, 
house  45  do.  [Hayes  court 

Smith  John,  hostler,  677  Main,  house  19 
Smith  John,  hairdresser,  h.  5  Hancock  pi. 
Smith  John  B.,  at  John  Reardon  &  Sous', 

house  Chestnut,  near  Sidney 
Smith  John  C,  boot  and   shoe  maker,   2£ 

Winsor,  house  do. 
Smith  John  D.  B.,  carpenter,  b.  33  Green 
Smith  John  E.,  clerk,  131  Pearl,  h.  255  do. 
Smith    John   E.,  horse  shoer,   436  Main, 

boards  73  School 
Smith  John  E.,  cabinet  maker,  house   127 

Hampshire 
Smith  John  F.,  painter,  h.  61  Franklin 
Smith  John  H.,  cabinet  maker,  h.  9  Lopez 
Smith  John  L.,  tuner,  624  Main,   house  8 

Pleasant  place 
Smith  John  M.,  boards  202  Cambridge 
Smith  John  W.,  teamster,  h.  103  Tremont 
Smith  Johnson,  laborer,  h.  180  Cambridge 
Smith  Jordan  S.,  grocer,  Brewery,  h.  do. 
Smith  Joseph,  farmer,  house  Adams,  cor- 
ner Concord  avenue 
Smith  Joseph  A.,  case  maker,   162  Broad- 
way, house  182  Harvard 


Smith  Joseph  J.,  at  502  Main,  b.  152  Pearl 
Smith  Joseph  W.,  planing  and  moulding 

mill  (Western  av.,  B.),  h.  95  Columbia 
Smith  Joshua  B.  Mrs.,  house  37  Norfolk 
Smith   Josiah  C,  gas  fitter  (Stilman   & 

Nichols,  198  and  200  Tremont,   B.), 

house  193  Putnam  avenue 
Smith   Judson   G.,   provisions    (10    Cam- 
bridge, B.),  house  196  Pearl 
Smith  J.  Charles,  fruit  and  confectionery, 

113  Cambridge,  house  97  do. 
Smith  K.  V.  Miss,  private  school,  5  Phil- 
lips place,  house  do.        [h.  5  Howard 
Smith  Louis  F.,  hairdresser,  590    Main, 
Smith  Louis  P.,  hairdresser,   590  Main, 

boards  5  Howard  [Wallace 

Smith  Louisa,  widow  of  Oliver,  house  26 
Smith  Luke,  machinist,  356  Main,  house 

109  Tremont 
Smith  Maria  E.  C.  Miss,  teacher  private 

school,  5  Phillips  place,  boards  do. 
Smith  Marshall  B.,  traveling  salesman,  503 

Main,  house  74  Green 
Smith  Martha  R.    Miss,  teacher  Putnam 

grammar  school,  boards  14  Clinton 
Smith  Martin  L.   (M.   L.  Smith   &  Son), 

wood  and  coal,  180  Main,  house  323 

Broadway  [Harvard 

Smith  Mary,  widow  of  Anthony,  house  36 
Smith  Mary,  widow,  house  r.  20  Murdock 
Smith  Mary  A.,  widow  of  Ebenezer,  house 

Mt.  Auburn,  opposite  the  cemetery 
Smith  Mary  A.  Miss,  house  29  Winsor 
Smith    Mary    B.    Miss,    teacher    private 

school,  5  Phillips  place,  boards  do. 
Smith  Mary  E.  Mrs.,  confectionery,   119 

Gore,  house  do. 
Smith  Mary  E.,  widow,  house  152  Pearl 
Smith  Mary  F.,  widow  of  Justus  S.,  bds. 

31  Sacramento  [Hudson 

Smith  Mary  H..  widow  of  Jacob  T.,  h.  31 
Smith  Mary  S.,  widow  of  Bartlett,  house 

5  Phillips  place  [5  William 

Smith  Mary  S.,  widow  of  Charles   R.,  h. 
Smith  Mehitable  A.,  widow  of  Simon  F., 

boards  3  William 
Smith   Michael,  laborer,  house  Jackson, 

2d  house  on  the  right  from  Spruce 
Smith    Michael,    gardener,  17    Kirkland, 

house  25  Grant 
Smith  Michael,  laborer,  house  167  Norfolk 
Smith   M.  B.,  engineer  Bay  State  Brick 

Co.,  boards  Porter's  Hotel 

SMITH  M.  L.  &  SON  (Martin  L. 
and  George  M.  Smith),  wood  and  coal, 
180  Main 

Smith  Nathan  T.,  conductor  Cambridge 
R.  R.  Co.,  boards  6  Harvard  square 

Smith  Oliver  A.,  salesman  (49  North  Mar- 
ket, B.),  boards  173  Otis 

Smith  Olivia  A.,  widow  of  Amos,  h.  93 
Washington  [5  Howard 

Smith  Otis  F.,  dentist  (Winter,   B.),  bds. 

Smith  O.  Elliot,  gents'  furnishing  goods, 
etc.,  211  North  avenue,  b.  32  Linnsean 

Smith  Esther  W.,  wid.  of  Thomas  L.,  h. 
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Smith  Frederick  Warren  (11  Pemberton 
square,  B.),  boards  86  Prospect 

Smith  Patrick,  foreman,  249  Cambridge, 
house  Ninth,  corner  Otis 

Smith  Patrick,  hostler  Cambridge  R.  R. 
Co.,  201  Main,  boards  3  Deacon 

Smith  Patrick,  laborer,  boards  2  Harrison 

Smith  Patrick,  laborer,  356  Main 

Smith  Patrick,  hostler  Cambridge  R.  R. 
Co.,  Dunster,  boards  26  do.  [do. 

Smith  Patrick  F.,  grocer,  31   Harvard,  h. 

Smith  Perkins  F.,  clerk,  153  Putnam  ave- 
nue, boards  at  Boston 

Smith  Peter  J.,  tea  dealer,  b.  189  Norfolk 

Smith  Phillip  F.,  soap  maker,  boards  114 
Winsor 

Smith  Phillip  W.,  coffin  maker,  203  Bridge, 
house  5  Berkshire  [14  Clinton 

Smith  Ralph,  trimmer,  203  Bridge,  boards 

Smith  Ralph  H.,  painter,  bds.  5  Rockwell 

Smith  Rebeaca  K.  Mrs.,  h.  82  NTorth  av. 

Smith  Reuben  S.,  bookkeeper,  502  Main, 
boards  John  B.  Smith's,  Chestnut 

Smith  Robert  D.  jr.,  student  H.  U.,  rooms 
410  Harvard 

Smith  Robert  H.,  teamster,  house  38  Pine 

Smith  R.  S.  Miss,  teacher  private  school, 
5  Phillips  place,  boards  do. 

Smith  Saxadotha,  widow,    h.  1  Amory  pi. 

Smith  Sidney  (11  Pemberton  sq.,  B.),  h. 
>  86  Prospect  [119  Washington 

Smith  Submit,  widow  of  Stephen,  boards 

Smith  Terrance  H.,  machinist,  72  Main, 
house  141  Cambridge 

Smith  Theophilus  G.,  lawyer  (17  State, 
B.),  house  Lake  View  av.,  5th  on  left 

Smith  Theophilus  S.,  machinist  (Cause- 
way, corner  Friend,  B.),  boards  T.  G. 
Smith's,  Lake  View  avenue 

SMITH  THOMAS,  horseshoer,  436 
Main,  house  73  School 

Smitli  Thomas,  hostler  Cambridge  R.  R. 
Co.,  201  Main,  boards  31  Harvard 

Smith  Thomas,  machinist  (Fulton,  B.),  h. 
127  Harvard 

Smith  Thomas  (Thomas  Smith  &  Co.), 
butcher,  Jackson,  near  Harvey,  house 
31  Harvey 

Smith  Thomas  &  Co.  (Thomas  Smith  and 
Walter  Nash),  butchers,  Jackson,  n. 
Harvey 

Smith  Thomas  A.,  teamster,  h.  78  Fifth 

Smith  Thomas  C,  dry  goods,  216  North 
avenue,  and  shoes,  217  do.,  house  do. 

Smith  Thomas  C,  clerk  (349  Washington, 
B.),  boards  7  Jay 

Smith  Thomas  C,  produce,  9  Lopez,  h.  do. 

Smith  Thomas  W.,  clerk,  Arlington  mar- 
ket, Main,  boards  36  Brookline 

Smith  Warren  K.,  peddler,  bds.  173  Otis 

Smith  Wellington,  foreman  A.  Parker, 
Gore's  wharf,  house  at  West  Quincy 

Smith  Wilber  F.,  teamster,  house  307 
North  avenue  [25  Sidney 

Smith  William,  cooper  J.  H.  Eames,  bds. 

Smith  William,  case  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, house  12  Tufts 


Smith  William,  builder  (28  School,  B.),  h. 

30  Lake  View  av.,  10th  on  the  left 
Smith  Wm.,  laborer,  house  rear  54  Gore 
Smith  Wm.  C,  cutter,  589  Main,  house  5 

Lam  son  place 
Smith    William   F.,  cabinet    maker,   rear 

Rhoades  building,  State,  house  Hotel 

Holly,  Holly 
Smitli  Wm.  H.,  clerk.  609  Main,  boards  46 

Tremont  [91  Fourth 

Smith  Wm.  H.  H.,  night  watchman, house 
Smith  William  O.,  wood-turner,  384  Main, 

house  5  Austin 
Smith  Wm.  J.  B.,  laborer,  house  15  Reed 
Smith  Wm.  P., printer,  h.  117  Western  av. 
Smith  W.  P.,  safe-maker,  17  Main 
Smith,  see  Smyth,  also  Schmidt 
Smithers   John  B.,  bookbinder,  house  13 

William 
Smyth     George,    janitor    Harvard    boat 

house,  h.  2  Butler  blk.,  Charles  River 
Smyth   Patrick  E.,  clerk,  397  Cambridge, 

boards  395£  do. 
Smythe   Jerome,  wood  worker,  Rhoades 

building,  State,  house  58  Market 
Smythorman   Thomas  W.,  laborer,  house 

210  Franklin 
Snell  William,  car  builder  B.  L.&  C.  R.  R. 

shop,  and  prop.  Hotel  Cambridge,  45 

Otis,  house  do.  [21  Hewes 

Snelling  Samuel,  varnisher,  624  Main.  h. 
Snow  Abbott  L.,  foreman  box  shop  W.  H. 

Ilazlett  &  Co.,  First,  h.  83  Plymouth 
Snow  Ambrose,  house  84  Hancock 
Snow    Blake,  milkman  C.    F.   Sandborn, 

house  19  Park 

SNOW   BYRON  M.,  provisions,  568 
Main,  house  47  William 
Snow  Charles  E.,painter,  house  29  Cherry 
Snow  Charles  EL,  driver,  502  Main,  house 

6  Salem  [h.  9  Winsor 
Snow  David  A.,  trav.  salesman,  400   Main, 

SNOW  EBEN,  cashier  Charles  River 
National  Bank,  1  Harvard  row,  house 

7  Fayerweather 

Snow  Edgar,  at  54  Bridge,  h.  at  Boston 
Snow  Frederick  A.,  bookkeeper  (33  High, 

B.).  boards  7  Bigelow 
Snow  Geo.  K.,pres.  Reversible  Collar  Co., 

10  Arrow,  house  at  Watertown 
Snow  George  L.,  boards  29  Cherry 
Snow  Hemen  R.,  tinman  (52  Union,   B.), 

house  15  Franklin 
Snow  Howard  A.,  plumber   (2  Shawmut 

av.,  B.),  boards  10  Farwell  place 
Snow  Humphrey  L.,  house  4  Langdon 
Snow  John  E.,  confectionery,  h.  5  Oak 
Snow  John  H.,  provisions  and   groceries, 

Pearl,  cor.  Allston,  house  107  Allston 
Snow  Joseph,  carpenter, house  2  Emerson 

block,  Crescent  avenue 
Snow  L.  H.,  conductor   Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  h.  at  Somerville  [55  Auburn 

Snow  Nathaniel  A.,  trav.  salesman,  house 
Snow  Nathaniel  I.,  draper,  h.  55  Auburn 
Snow    Russell   L.,  carpenter,  95   Allston, 

house  40  Hamilton 


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Snow  Samuel,  counselor    (4    Pemberton 

square,  B.),  house 8  Wendell 
Snow  Sarah  Mrs.,  house  8  Wendell 

SNOW  SEYMOUR  B„ cashier Cam- 
bridgeport  National  Bank,  585   Main, 
rooms  48  Magazine 
Snow  Shirley   K.,  student  H.    U.,  rooms 

735  Cambridge 
Snow  Simeon,  house  7  Bigelow 
Snow  S.  Augustus,  salesman    (154  Black- 
stone,  B.).  house  4  Allston  court 
SNOW   WM.    M.,    assistant  cashier 
Charles   River  National  Bank,  1  Har- 
vard row,  boards  7  Fayerweather 
Snyder  Carl,  machinist,  356  Main 
Snyder    Ernest    W.,    printer    University 

Press,  boards  20  Flagg 
Sodeiberg  Charles,  cabinet  maker,  boards 

438  Main 
Sodergrist  Gustaf,  shoemaker,  b. 8  Norfolk 
Soiza  Manuel  G.,  hairdresser,   141   Main, 

house  139  do. 
Soley  John  J.,  broker   (13  Exchange,  B.), 

house  12  Putnam  avenue 
Solomon  Isaac  B.,  fancy  goods,  house  6 
Cottage  [b.  15  Wendell 

Somerby  Hannah,  widow  of  Samuel, 
Somers  Adam,  currier,  house  49  Reed 
Somers  Charles,  laborer,  b.  Ill  Columbia 
Somers  John  E.,  physician,  192  North  av- 
enue, house  do.  [Columbia 
Somers  Nancy,  widow  of  James,  h.  Ill 
Sommerman  Henry, bookbinder  Riverside 

Press,  house  26  Jay 
Sommerman  Henry  H.,  printer  Riverside 

Press,  boards  79  Auburn 
Soper  Horatio  T.,  paver,  h.  88  School 
Soper    James    B.,  bookkeeper   (239  Tre- 

mont,  B.),  house  0  Magee 

Sorter  Harry  A.,  gardener,  281  North  av., 

boards  do.  [31  Inman 

Sortwell  Alvin  F.  (Sortwell  &  Co.),  house 

Sortwell  Dan   O.,  conductor  Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co.,  boards  at  Brighton 

SORTWELL  DANIEL  R.,  pies. 
Cambridge  National  Bank,  and  (Sort- 
well  &  Co.),  distiller,  house  59  Otis 

Sortwell  &  Co.  (Daniel  R.  and  Alvin  F. 
Sortwell),  distillers,  Cambridge,  cor. 
Distillhouse  [h.  28  Clinton 

Soule  Benj:  T.,  restaurant  (22  Union,  B.), 

Soule  Geo.  A.,  clerk  (93  South  Market, 
B.),  house  874  Main 

Soule  Justus  F.,  student,   bds.  28  Clinton 

SOULE  LAWRENCE  P.,  mason 
and  builder,  Third,  near  gas  house, 
and  (35  Hawley.  B.),  h.  11  Russell 

Soule  Parker  F.,  clerk  (3  Beacon,  B.),  bds. 
11  Russell 

Soule  Wm.  S. ,  trunk  mnf  r.,  rear  382  Main, 
and  com.  mer.  (73  Kingston,  B.),  h. 
25  Inman 

Soule  Winthrop  P.,  salesman  (25  Frank- 
lin, B.),  boards  11  Russell 

Sousie  Manuel,  cabinet  maker,b.  7  Eighth 

Souther  James  W.,  carriage  maker,  178 
North  avenue,  house  at  Boston 


Southward  F.  A.,  boot  and  shoe  findings, 

etc.,  534  Main,  house  do. 
Southward  Geo. ,  trav.  agt.,534  Main,h.  do. 
Southward  Thomas,    trunk    maker,   534 

Main,  house  at  Boston 
Southwick  John  S.,  action  maker,  house 

440  Main  [b.  10  Berkshire  pi. 

Sowell  Nathaniel,  waiter  (U.  S.  Hotel,B.), 
Spain  William,  shoemaker,  533  Main,  h. 

rear  35  Green  [h.  13  Follen 

Spalding  James  F.,  rector  Christ  Church, 
Spalding  J.  E. ,  box  maker,  3  Hampshire 
Spalding  Warren  F.,  sec.  Prison  Commis- 
sioners    (State     House,    B.),    house 

48  Chestnut 
Spalding,  see  Spaulding 
Spare  Arthur  E.,   clerk  (B.),  h.   14  Cogs- 
well av.  [Cambridge 
Spare  Emma  F.  Miss,  clerk  (B.),  boards  80 
Spare   Maria  E.    Miss,  teacher    Putnam 

grammar  school,  rms.  80  Cambridge 
Sparhawk  C.  Willis,   medical  student  H. 

U.,  house  46  William 
Sparhawk  Geo.  F.,  clerk,  194  Cambridge, 

house  140  Otis  [46  William 

Sparhawk  Mary  E.,  wid.  of    John  B.,   h. 
Sparks  Jared  Mrs  ,  house  48  Quincy 
Sparrow  Benjamin  F.,   patent  articles  (61 

Bromfield,  B. ),  house  49  Columbia 
Sparrow  Frederick  A.,  clerk  (B.),  bds.  49 

Columbia 
Sparrow     Herbert     A.,      salesman      (89 

Chauncy,JB.),  house  23  Bigelow 
Sparrow  Heroert  F.,  salesman  (48  Pearl, 

B.),  boards  106  Austin 
Sparrow  Josiah,  carpenter,113  Broadway, 

house  at  Boston 
Sparrow  Julia  A.    B.,  widow  of    James 

H.,  house  62  Auburn 
Sparrow  J.  William,  civil  engineer,  bds. 

62  Auburn 
Spaulding  James  H.,  clerk  (3  Chatham, 

B. ),  boards  815  Main 
Spaulding  James  R.,  maps  and  charts  (106 

Court,  B.J,  house  53  Cambridge 
Spaulding  Lemuel  B.,  milkman,  33  Essex, 

house  do. 
Spaulding  Philemon  C,  printer,  105  Mag- 
azine, house  54  Hamilton 
Spaulding,  see  Spalding 
Spear  Alfred,  bookkeeper,  137  Broadway, 

boards  at  Boston  [Essex 

Spear  A.  L.  Miss,   music  teacher,   bds.  54 
Spear  Frank,  trav.  salesman.  502  Main,  h. 

84  Auburn  [214  Franklin 

Spellman  Alice,   widow  of  Anthony,  h. 
Spellman  Malachi  M.,  horse-shoer.Cherry, 

cor.  School,  house  1  Snow  alley 
Spelman  Henry  M.,  student  H.  U.,  rooms 

62  Sparks 
Spelman  Israel  Munson,  pres.  Mt.  Auburn 

cemetery   (Rial to  bldg.,   131    Devon- 
shire, room  23,  B.),  house  62  Sparks 
Spencer  Albert  A.,  leather  (109  Summer 

B.),  boards  28  William 
Spencer  Chas.  A.,  sign  painter  (325  Wash- 

ington,  B.),  boards  117  Thorndike 


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Spencer  Charles  H.,  clerk  (469  Washing- 
ton, B.),  house  22  Sacramento 
Spencer  E.  Edwin,  eclectic  physician,   5 

Pleasant,  house  do. 
Spencer  George  F.,  teamster  (75  Fulton, 

B.),  house  117  Thorndike 
Spencer  George  H.,  bronzer,  624  Main,  h. 

9  Lawrence 
Spencer  John  A.,  boards  117  Thorndike 
Spencer  Mary  C,  widow  of    Charles  H., 

house  17  Market 
Spencer  Richard  E.,  lab.,  h.  41  Portland 
Spillane  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  17  Jefferson 
Spillane  Daniel,  bridge  builder,    Gore's 

wharf,  house  at  Boston 
Spillane  John  J.,  provisions,   13  Jeffer- 
son, house  11  do. 
Spindler  Fred.,  laborer,  house  8  Winter 
Spindler  John,  in  Revere  Sugar  Refinery, 
house  5  Winter  [lin's  ct. 

Spindler  Michael,  laborer,  house  4  Mul- 
Spinney  George  R.,  clerk  N.  E.  Glass 
Works,  boards  Waverley  House, 
Charlestown 
Spintz  Frank  A.,  currier,  h.  346  North  av. 
Splaine  James  J.,  grocer,  63  Boylston,  h. 

79  do. 
Spragg  Edward   W.,  restaurant  (85  Sud- 
bury, B.),  house  63  Sacramento 
Spragg   William,  confectioner,  502  Main, 

house  74  Washington 
Sprague  Charles  (Capen,  Sprague  &  Co.), 

Riverside  Oil  Works,  Sixth,  h.  at  B. 
Sprague  Wm.  W.,  clerk   (92  Cambridge, 

B.),  house  7  Douglass 
Spring  Ann  S  ,  widow,  rooms  111  Auburn 
Spring  Lilla  B.  Miss,  clerk,  114  Magazine, 

boards  414  Main 
Spring  Peleg  W.,  carpenter,  h.  414  Main 
Springer  Oliver  H.,  carpenter,  h.  25  Grigg 
Sproul  Andrew,  sergeant  of  police,station 

No.  1,  house  10  Norton 
Sproul  Annie  C.  Miss,  music  teacher,  bds. 

10  Norton 
Sproul  Mary  A.  Miss,  h.  129  Washington 
Sproule    William,   bookbinder    Riverside 
Press,  house  43  Fairmont 

SQUAIRES      CHAUNCY,      time 
locks  (57  Sudbury,  B.),  bds.  85  Pearl 
Squire  Frank  O.  (John  P.  Squire  &  Co.), 

provisions,  169  Gore,  h.  at  Arlington 
Squire  John  P.   (John  P.  Squire  &  Co.), 

provisions,  169  Gore,  h.  at  Arlington 
OQUIRE  JOHN   P.  &  CO.  (John 
k)   P.  and  Frauk  O.  Squire),  provisions, 

168  and  169  Gore,  and  (23  and  25  F.H. 

market,  and  39  and  40  No. Market,  B.) 
Stack    ^ames,  at  137  Broadway,  boards 

374  Main 
Stack  James,  organ  maker,  b.  42  Fairmont 
Stack  James   J.,  liquors,    etc.,  438   Cam- 
bridge, house  do. 
Stackpole  Jos.,  stair  builder,  h.  107  Inman 
Stackpole  John  T.,  moulder  (Hyde  Park), 

house  61  Franklin 
Stackpole  John  W.  (131  Pearl,   B.),  bds. 

117  Inman 


STACY  BROS.  (Hubert  and  William 
Stacy),    brick  moulds,  etc.,   Dudley, 

corner  Cedar 
Stacy  Edwin  M.,  provisions  (19  New  F. 

H.  market,  B.),  boards  13  Magazine 
Stacy  Frank,  brick  maker  Bay  State  Brick 

Co.,  rear  124  Spruce,  house  rear  do. 
Stacy  Frank,  engineer,  house  147  Dublin 
Stacy  George  W.,  conductor  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  house  7  King's  place 
Stacy  George  W.,  painter,  604  Main,  house 

37  Western  avenue 
Stacy  Hubert  (Stacy  Bros.),  brick  moulds, 

Dudley,  house  147  Dublin 
Stacy  Melville,  lawyer  (28  School,  B.),  h. 

102  Inman 
Stacy  Joseph,  engineer  Bay  State  Brick 

Co.,  boards  Frank  Stacy's,   rear  124 

Spruce 
Stacy  M.  Leland,  compositor  University 

Press,  house  at  Boston 
Stacy  William  (Stacy  Bros.),  brick  moulds, 

Dudley,   boards'  Frank  Stacy's,    rear 

124  Spruce 
Stacy  William  B.,  painter,  house  Andrew, 

near  Somerset 
Stadtmann  Robert,  bar  tender,  8  Boylston, 

house  51  Holyoke 
Stafford  Charles  F.,  coal  and  wood,  400 

Cambridge,  house  at  Boston 
Stafford  George  W.,  painter,  163  Pleasant, 
boards  91  A  lis  ton 

STAFFORD  JOHN",  provisions,  92 
Pleasant,  and  agent  Cambridge  Bri- 
gade Band,  house  47  Fairmont 
Stafford  Louisa,  widow  of  Thomas,  house 
91  A  lis  ton  [Western  av. 

Stafford  Mary  A.,  widow  of  John  S.,  h.  32 
Stafford  Norman  M.,  marble  cutter  (118 

Portland,  B.),  house  22  Fairmont 

Stafford  Orin  M.,  driver,  502  Main,  boards 

464  do.  [Cambridge 

Stahle  Tobias,  cabinet  maker,  house  202 

Stahleker  Chas.,  laborer,  house  49  Banks 

STANDARD  TURNING 
WORKS  (formerly  Ela  Bros. ),  131  to 
135  Broadway,  and  (53  State,  B.) 

Standish  Charles,  tinsmith, 85  Cambridge, 
house  at  Boston 

Standish  Julius  E.,   washer,   565£  Main, 
house  21  Green 

Standishstreet  Henry,  glass  cutter,  house 
78  Spring 

Stanger  Anthony  G.,  hostler,  h.  47  Vine 

Stanger  Louis  J.,   varnisher,   162  Broad- 
way, house  103  Fourth 

Stanley  Geo.  E.,  agent  spring  bed  manu- 
factory (N.  Y. ),  h.  9  Pleasant  place 

Stanley  James,  granite  polisher,  boards  7 
Maynard  place 

Stanley  Sarah  A.  Mrs.,  house  16  Market 

Stantial  Frank  G.,  supt.  AmericanjjRubber 
Co.,  house  65  Otis 

Stanton  David  J.  Mrs.,  millinery,  etc.,  411 
Cambridge,  boards  73  Gore 

Stanton  Margaret,  widow,  h.  17  Baldwin 

Staples  Fanny  Miss,  bds.  86  Buckingham 


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Staples  J.  Oliver,  bookkeeper,  72  Main, 

house  281  Pearl 
Staples  Lewis  E.,  pork  packer,  169  Gore, 

house  Hotel  Clark 
Staples  Samuel,  fly  finisher,   162  Broad- 
way, house  at  E.  Dedhara 
Stapley  Samuel,  watchman  N.  E.   Glass 

Works,  house  162  Winsor 
Starbuck  Charles  A.,   action   maker,  113 

L;  road  way,  boards  139  Washington 
Starbuck  James  C,  h.  139  Washington 
Stark  J.  E.,  box  maker,  3  Hampshire 
Stark  Wm.  F.,  bookkeeper  (36  Canal,  B.), 

house  38  Linnaean 
Starkweather  Joseph  H.,  nurse,  house  354 

North  avenue 
Starky  Bridget,  widow,  h.  174  Franklin 
Starratt  Daniel  W.,  tailor  (11  Hamilton, 

place,  B.),  boards  97  Norfolk 
Starratt  Fred,  at  Gale  &  Woods,  rooms  45 

Winsor 
Start  Edwin  A.,  student,  bds.  19  Walden 
Start  Wm.  A.  Rev.,  sec.  Mass.  Univ.  State 

Convention  (16  Bromfield,  B.),   house 

19  Walden 
Stauard  Alexander,  laundryman,  h.    126£ 

Green  |55£  Gore 

Staudinger  Frederick,  brush  maker,house 
Stayner  Andrew    T.,     soap   maker,    204 

Broadway,  house  87  Moore 
Stayner  Frank  H.,  boards  87  Moore 
Stayner  Henry  W.,  clerk  (B.),  b.  402  Main 
Stayner  Richard  T.,  house  402  Main 
Stayner  Wm.  R.,  tinplate  worker,  Cherry, 

cor.  Main,  house  130  River 
St.  Clair  John  M.,  house  8  Front 
St.  Clair  Joseph,  fish  peddler,  h.  40  Pine 
St.   Clair  Samuel,  boiler  maker,  356  Main, 

boards  40  Pine 

STEARNS  ALFRED  W.,  carpen- 
ter, 32  Mill,  house  26  Wallace 
Stearns   Annie   K.,  widow  of  Joshua  B., 
house  103  Allston  [103  Allston 

Stearns  Bracket,  upholsterer  (Newton),  h. 
Stearns  Chas.  E.,  painter,  h.  17  Wallace 
Stearns  Francis  F.,  carpenter,  boards  79 

Pleasant 
Stearns  Geo.  H.,  house  46  Shepard 
Stearns  Horace   B.,   pressman   Riverside 

Press,  rooms  112  Western  avenue 
Stearns  James,  coachman,  h.  20  Eliot 
Stearns  John   P.,   brick  layer,  boards  2 

Sacramento  place 
Stearns  Joshua  B.,  upholsterer  (Newton), 
boards  103  Allston  [Seventh 

Stearns  Julia,  widow  of  Amos  F.,  bds.  30 
Stearns  Kate,  widow,  house  88  Fifth 
Stearns  Marshall  N.,  mason,  order  box 

(35  Hawley,  B.),  house  18  Wallace 
Stearns  Nettie  M.   Miss,  dressmaker,  10£ 

Worcester,  house  do. 
Stearns  Oliver  Rev.,  h.  12  Kirkland  place 
Stearns  Thomas,   assessor  ward  1,  h.  19 
Farwell  place  [on  left 

Stearns  Tbos.  E.,  h.  2  Sacramento  pi.,  1st 
Stearns  Wm.  F.,  cashier  Riverside  Press, 
boards  91  Putnam  avenue 


Stedman  George  H.,  musical  instrument 

string  maker,  State,  house  27  Essex 
Stedman  Harry  G.,  key  maker,  139  Broad- 
way, house  7  Union 
Stedman  Samuel  E.,  key  maker,  139  Broad- 
way, house  4  Hancock  place 
Stedman  Vernal  R.  (Stedman  &  Co.),  mu- 
sical instrument  string  mnfr.,  State, 
house  218  Harvard 
Stedman  Winfield  S.,  clerk,  621  Main,  b. 

4  Hancock  place 
Stedman  &  Co.  (Vernal  R.  Stedman),  mu- 
sical instrument  string  mnfrs.,  State 
Steele  Allen,  blacksmith,  Main,  junc.  Har- 
vard, house  2  Hastings 
Steele  Benj.  H.,  builder,  h.  8  Arlington 
Steele  Frederick  H.,  printer,  b.  21  Antrim 
Steele  John,  weigher  (Charlestown), house 

43  Winter 
Steele  L.  A.  Mrs.,  house  21  Antrim 
Steenburg  John  P.,  cabinet  maker,  house 

341  Main 
Steenstra  Peter  H.,  Prof,  of  Hebrew  and 
Exegesis  Epis.  Theological  School,  h. 
9  Hilliard 
Steer  John,  hairdresser,  Main,  c.  Norfolk, 

house  43  Tremont 
Stegerer  Martin,  laborer,  b.  364  North  av. 
Steimle  Edward   M.,   eating    saloon    (68 

Sudbury,  B.),  house  470  Cambridge 
Steinburg  Charles,  h.  Harris,  n.  Oxford 
Steinmaun  J.  Henry,musician,h.  30  Cherry 
Steinmann  Kasper,  with  N.  E.  Glass  Co., 

house  137  Otis 
Stelling  Frederic,  sugar  boiler,  b.  79  Gore 
Stemburg  Gustavus    L.,    machinist,    356 

Main,  house  95  Harvard 
Stephens  George,  shipping  clerk,  10  Ar- 
row, house  2  Walker  court 
Stephens,  see  Stevens 
Stephenson  John  E.,  janitor  (31  Milk,  B.), 

house  28  Brewery 
Stephenson  Thomas,  teas,etc, Cambridge, 

boards  42  Second 
Stephenson,  see  Stevenson 
Sterling  Ann,  widow,  house  88  Webster 
Sterling  Frederick,   sugar  boiler,   rooms 

79  Gore 
Stern  August,  laborer,  h.  rear  5  Eighth 
Sterrett  Frederick  U.,  salesman,  69  Main, 
boards  45  Winsor  [Winsor 

Stetchell  Joseph,  pattern  maker,  house  87 
Stetefeld  Alfred,   cabinet  maker  F.    M. 
Holmes    Furniture    Co.,    boards    at 
Charlestown 
Stetefeld  Edwin  T..  at  F.  M.  Holmes  Fur- 
niture Co.,  house  at  Charlestown 
Stetefeld  Otto  W.,  supt.    F.    M.   Holmes 

Furniture  Co.,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Stetson   Calvin  M.,   coal   and  wood,    16 

Pearl,  house  Austin,  cor.  Magazine 
Stetson  Charles  H.,  detective,  h.  25  Bow 
Stetson  Charles  W.,  harness  maker,  house 

87£  Putnam  avenue 
Stetson     Clarence    W.,    bookkeeper     (39 

North,  B.),  house  38  Orchard 
Stetson  E.  E.,  rooms  860  Main 


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Stetson  Geo.  H.,  painter,  h.  23  Andrew 

Stetson  Geo.  W.  (Stetson  &  Dinsmore), 
carpenter,  79  Brattle,  h.  16  Fairmont 

Stetson  Joseph,  house  17  Western  avenue 

Stetson  &  Dinsmore  (Geo.  W.  Stetson  and 
Daniel  K.  Dinsmore),  carpenters,  79 
Brattle 

Stevens  Abel,  carpenter  and  builder,  16 
Bath,  house  153  Mt.  Auburn 

Stevens  Abram  W.  Rev., proof-reader  Uni- 
versity Press,  house  308  Harvard 

Stevens  Albert,  builder,h.  19  Buckingham 

Stevens  Anna  J.  O.  Miss,  h.  81  Brattle 

Stevens  Ashland,  watchman,  b.  115  Spring 

Stevens  Benj.  F.,  sawyer,  162  Broadway, 
house  222  do.  [Oxford 

Stevens  Brooks,  student  H.  TJ.,  rooms  19 

Stevens  Chas.  B.,  registrar  of  deeds,  office 
Otis,  near  Second,  h.  8  Maple  avenue 

Stevens  Chas.  E.,  apothecary,  153  Bridge, 
boards  155  do. 

Stevens  Charles  E.,  stereotyper  Riverside 
Press,  boards  8  Central 

Stevens  Charles  H.,  printer  University 
Press,  rooms  308  Harvard 

Stevens  Charles  O.  T.,  reporter  Herald 
(15  Washington,  B.),  rooms  17  Wes- 
tern avenue  [129  Columbia 

Stevens  Charles  W.,  foreman  (B.),  boards 

Stevens  Clara,  widow  of  William  G.,  house 
34  Western  avenue 

Stevens  Cyrus  S.,  painter,  13  Cottage. h. do. 

Stevens  David  A.,  police,  station  2,  house 
39  Cottage  [avenue,  h.  do. 

Stevens  Edmund  H.,  physician,  162  North 

Stevens  Edwin  C,  clerk  (42  Central,  B.), 
boards  153  Mt.  Auburn 

Stevens  Elbridge  G.,  reed  maker,  162 
Broadway,  house  26  Park 

Stevens  Elias  H.,  nurse,  house  115  Spring 

Steveus  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Edward, 
house  129  Columbia 

Stevens  Elizabeth  E.  Mrs.,  private  kinder- 
garten school,  308  Harvard,  house  do. 

Stevens  Ella  M.  Miss,  supt.  P.  O.,  120 
Cambridge,  house  67  Otis 

Stevens  Ezra  H. ,  painter,  h.  7  Rockwell 

Stevens  Frank  L.,  sign  painter  (Washing- 
ton, B.),  boards  115  Spring 

Stevens  Frank  R.,  paper-hanger,  660  Main, 
boards  650  do. 

Stevens  Frank  S.,  foreman  (38  Kilby,  B.), 
house  223  Broadway,  room  1 

Stevens  Freer k  T.,  seel  and  treas.  Cam- 
bridge R.  R.  Co.,  3  Harvard  square, 
house  6  Holyoke  place 

Stevens  George,  organ  mnfr.,  Fifth,  cor. 
Otis,  and  pres.  East  Cambridge  Sav- 
ings Bank,  house  69  Thorndike 

Stevens  George  A.,  action  maker,  162 
Broadway,  house  222  do. 

Stevens  George  C,  wood  carver,  house  104 
Hampshire 

Stevens  George  M.,  tower  clocks  (90  Sud- 
bury, B.),  house  119  North  avenue 

Stevens  Harold  W.,  bookkeeper  (Bank  of 
Republic,  95  Milk,  B.),  h.  308  Harvard 


Stevens  Henry  A.,  conveyancer  of  deeds, 

Otis,  n.  Second,  h.  8  Maple  avenue 
Stevens  Horace,  house  143  North  avenue 
Stevens  Isaac,  driver,  31   Elm,  rooms  2 

Lamson  place 
Stevens   John   C,  hairdresser,  531  Main, 

boards  32  Pleasant 
Stevens   John   H.,   printer    at    Riverside 

Press,  house  83  Putnam  avenue 
Stevens  John  H.  (J.  H.  Stevens  &  Co.), 

plumber,  634  Main,  h.  33  Western  av. 
Stevens  John   H.  jr.,  plumber,  634  Main, 

boards  33  Western  avenue 
Stevens  Josiah  C,  rooms  64  Austin 

STEVENS    J.    HENRY,    painter, 
436  Main,  boards  444;  Austin 
Stevens  J.  H.  &  Co.  (John  H.  Stevens  and 

Chas.  B.  Cade),  plumbers,  634  Main 
Stevens  J.  W.,  clerk,  168  Gore,  house   90 

Thorndike  [Holyoke 

Stevens  Laura  A.,  wid.  of  Chauncy,  b.  31 
Stevens  Leander,  clerk  (American  House, 

B.),  house  9  Avon 
Stevens  Mary  E.,  copyist,  Otis,  c.  Second, 

boards  at  Somerville 
Stevens  Mattie  Mrs.,  house  44  Austin 
Stevens   Moses  Mrs.,  boarding-house,  18 

Far  well  place 
Stevens  Nancy  M.  Miss,  teacher  Harvard 

grammar  school,  boards  19  Walden 
Stevens  N.  Cushman,  student  H.  U.,  bds. 

31  Holyoke 
Stevens  Normandus  W.,  at  Revere  Sugar 

Refinery,  boards  115  Spring 
Stevens  N.  Maria  Miss,  teacher  Harvard 

grammar  school,  boards  19  Walden 
Stevens   Roscoe  T.,  clerk,  293  North  ave- 
nue, boards  42  Cogswell  avenue 
Stevens  Sarah,  house  30  Clark 
Stevens  Thomas   J.,  constable,  collector, 

and  auctioneer,  593|  Main,  house  60 

Pleasant 
Stevens  Wallace,  stone  cutter,  Gore's  wf., 

house  at  Charlestown 
Stevens  Wendell  H.,  organ  manufacturer, 

bds.  69  Thorndike  [h.  155  do. 

Stevens  Wm.,  boarding-stable,  151  Bridge, 
Stevens    William    A.,    paper-hanger,  660 

Main,  house  650  do. 
Stevens  Wm.  H.,  provisions,  h.  38  Antrim 
Stevens,  see  Stephens 
Stevenson  Bridget  F.,  widow  of  Martin, 

house  150  Green 
Stevenson  David,  house  139  Spring 
Stevenson   George,   teamster,  house  217 

Cambridge 
Stevenson  Thos.,  plasterer,  h.  139  Spring 
Stevenson,  see  Stephenson 
Steward   John   H.,  clerk,  168  Gore,  house 

Sixth,  corner  Charles 
Stewart  Alonzo,  city  missionary,  office, 

City  Hall,  house  141  Otis 
Stewart  Andrew,  bookkeeper  (37  Central, 

wharf,  B.),  boards  15  Willard 
Stewart  Annie  E.,  widow  of  James,  house 

24  Brookline  [School 

Stewart  Arthur  H.,  blacksmith,  house  72 


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Stewart  Arthur  M.,  at  139  Broadway,  h. 
45  Clark  [19  Hilliard 

Stewart  Barbara,  widow  of  Henry  L.,  h. 

Stewart  Betsey  R.,  wid.  of  Erie  W.,  house 
89  Winsor 

Stewart  Daniel,  carpenter,  h.  20  Third 

Stewart  Elizabeth  Miss,  seamstress,  bds. 
109  Sparks  jlSWillard 

Stewart  Ellen  C,  widow  of  Andrew  C,  h. 

Stewart  Eva  M.  Miss,  boards  Hawthorn, 
corner  Acacia 

Stewart  Frank  R.,  letter  carrier  P.  O.,  611 
Main,  boards  40  Pearl 

Stewart  George  E.,  box  maker,  3  Hamp- 
shire, boards  89  Winsor 

Stewart  Henry  R.,  depot  carriages,  Por- 
ter's station,  house  12  Forest 

Stewart  James,    brush    maker,  12  Gore, 
rooms  120  Cambridge 

Stewart  James,  tailor,  433  Main,  h.431i  do. 

Stewart  James  H.,  cook,  h.  174  Harvard 

Stewart  James  H.,  packer  A.  H.  Hews  & 
Co.,  boards  24  Brookline 

Stewart  John,  provisions,  545  Main,  bds. 
11  Norfolk 

Stewart  Mary,  wid.  of  Robert,  h.  12  Forest 

Stewart  Michael,  brass  moulder,  house  45 
Cambridge 

Stewart  Robert  H.,  driver  public  car- 
riage, Porter's  station,  bds.  12  Forest 
STEWART  SAMUEL  A.,  carriage 
depository  (120  Sudbury,  B.),  house 
42  Treraont 

Stewart  Sarah  E.,  teacher  Boardman  pri- 
mary school,  boards  89  Winsor 

Stewart  William  A.,  bartender,  boards  64 
Thorn  dike 

Stewart  William  F.,  boards  24  Brookline 

Stewart  William  J.,  house  32  Rice 

Stewart,  see  Stuart 

St.  George  Barry,  teamster  C.  H.  North  & 
Co.,  house  33  Warren 

Stickel  Jacob  F.,  bootmaker,  h.  419  Camb. 

Stickney  Francis  H.,  carpenter,  188  Cam- 
bridge, house  136  Otis 

Stickney  Frederick  N.,  clerk  N.  N.  Stick- 
ney, boards  43  Mt.  Auburn 
STICKNEY    NATHANIEL    N., 
lumber  dealer,  Winthrop  wharf,  foot 
of  De  Wolf,  house  43  Mt.  Auburn 

Stickney  Rodolph,  carpenter  and  builder, 
house  129  Spring  [block 

Stiles  Chas.  H.,  rms.  Geo.  Came's,  Squire's 

Stiles  Elizabeth  H.  Mrs.,  h.  282  North  av. 

Stiles  Frank  H.,  clerk  (F.  R.  R.  freight  de- 
pot, B.),  boards  282  North  avenue 

Stiles  John  C.,  East  Cambridge  and  Bos- 
ton coaches,  office  249  Cambridge,  h. 
m  49  Trowbridge  [h.  15  Lee 

Stiles   Lucius,  salesman  (99  Summer,  B.), 

Stiles  Mary  E.,   teacher  (Arlington),  bds. 
6  Dover  [Gore  place 

Stiles  Storer  E.,  teamster,  169  Gore,  h.  3 

Stiles  Zilpha  A.,  wid.  of  Sam'l,  h.  6  Dover 

Still  William  W.,  car  driver,  house  31  Bow 

Stilphen  James,  expressman,  house  3  Sy- 
mond's  block,  DeWolf 


Stilphen     Almira    W.,    bookkeeper,    601 
Main,  house  19  Banks 

Stilwell  Helen  N.  Mrs.,  bookkeeper   (179 
Devonshire,  B.),  boards  201  North  av. 

Stimler  Albert,  waiter  Lyceum  building, 
Harvard  row,  bds.  do.  [7  Oak 

Stimpson  Charles  P.,   dentist,  Brattle,  b. 

Stimpson  J.  Frank,  pump  maker  (139  Ful- 
ton, B.),  house  7  Oak 

Stimpson  John  Mrs.,  house  7  Oak 

Stimpson   Walter,  milkman,  boards    255 
North  avenue 

Stimson  Fordyce  M.,  house  18  Mellen 

Stimson  Martin  W.,  stable  (42  North  Rus- 
sell, B.),  house  29  Fayette 

Stimson  Royal  W.,  farmer,  h.  109  Sparks 

Stimson   Wm.  F.,  binder  Riverside  bind- 
ery, house  rear  120  Magazine 

Stingel  Louis  J.,  laborer,  h.  8  MulHn'sct. 

Stingel  Philip,  lab.,  h.  r.  46  Washington 

Stinger  Hannah,  housekeeper,  200  Camb. 

Stinger  Michael,  glass  cutter  N.  E.  Glass 
Works,  boards  71  Cambridge 

Stinson  Charles,grease  collector,  house  41 
Somerset 

Stinson  Charles,  hostler,  43  Cambridge 

Stinson  Charles  A.,  bookbinder,   li  Brat- 
tle, boards  14  Beaver 

Stinson  Daniel,  soap  maker   (Holliston), 
house  70  Fairmont 

Stinson  Daniel  J.,  brass  moulder,  boards  70 
Fairmont  [b.  do. 

Stinson  Jacob,  gardener,  11  Fayerweather, 

Stinson  James,  hostler,  College  wharf,  h. 
14  Beaver  [Magazine 

Stinson  James  A.,  bookbinder,  house  17 

Stinson  James  T.,  provisions,  151  Pearl, 
house  48  Erie 

Stinson  John,  grocer,  36  Somerset,  h.  do. 

Stinson  Joseph,  mason,  h.  r.  117  Pleasant 

Stinson  Robert  J.,  electrotyper,  boards  14 
Beaver  [Somerset 

Stinson  Wm.,  clerk,  25  Central  sq.,  h.  41 

Stinson  Wm.  L.,  upholsterer,  b.  lUWinsor 

St.  John  Patrick,  cooper,  house  127  Gore 

St.  John's  Literary  Institute,  107  Camb. 

St.  Martin  Felix,  brick  maker,  house  Clif- 
ton, near  Spruce 

St.    Martin  Felix  jr.,  brick  maker  E.  A. 
Foster,  rear  Walden,  house  do. 

St.  Mary's  Parochial  school,  Harvard,  cor- 
ner Norfolk  [h.  do. 

Stocker  Alfred  A.,  physician,  21  Magazine, 

Stockford  Fred.  R.,  watch  maker,  9  Har- 
vard row,  boards  196  North  avenue 

Stockford  Susan    Mrs.,   dressmaker,   196 
North  avenue,  house  do.  [burn 

Stockton  Bradford,  teamster,  h.  36  Au- 

Stockton  Charles  W.,  h.  95£  Harvard 

Stock  well     Frederick     F.,    hack    driver, 
Church,  house  55  Mt.  Auburn 

Stockwell  Geo.  B.,  laborer,b.  4  Lincoln  ct. 

Stockwell  Mehitable,  wid.,  h.4  Lincoln  ct. 

Stoddard  James,  machinist,  356  Main,  h. 
at  Boston 

Stodder  David  G.,  provisions,  43  Pleasant, 
house  138  Brookline 


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Stodder   Sydney  I.,    engineer   (Brighton 

av.,  B.),  boards  138  Brookline 
Stoeckel    John,    confectioner,    house    59 

Fairmont 
Stokes  Edward,  grocer,  8  Grant,  house  do. 
Stokes  Thomas,  at  162  Broadway,  boards 

12  Webster  avenue  [58  Holyoke 

Stolba  William,  cigar  maker,  35  Pearl,  h. 
Stone  Abbie  W.,  widow,  house  21  Mellen 
Stone  Amos,  county  treas.,   office   Court 

House,  E.  Cambridge,  h.  at  Everett 
Stone  Anson  J.,  clerk  (82  Devonshire,  B.), 

house  34  North  avenue 
Stone  Charles  S.,  clerk  (44  Oliver,  B.),  bds. 

2  Phillips  place 
Stone  Dexter  W.,  house  65  Magazine 
Stone  Edward  J.,  teamster  (B.),  house  409 

Cambridge  [Press,  b.  5  State 

Stone  Edwin  W.,  shipping  clerk,  Riverside 
Stone  Frank' A.,   clerk    (450   Washington, 

B.),  h.  15  Alt.  Auburn  [Mt.  Auburn 
Stone  Frederic  M.,  student  H.  U.,  rms.  78 
btone  George    G.,    fish    and    oysters    (8 

Chambers,  B.),  house  408  Main 
Stone  George  G.,  bar  tender   (B.),  house 

126  Harvard 
Stone  George  W.,  piano  action  maker,  137 

Broadway,  boards  179£  Harvard 
Stone  Henry  F.,  driver  Cambridge  R.   R. 

Co.,  house  5  Greenough  avenue 
Stone  Herbert  R.,  clerk,  boards  37  River 
Stone  Irving,  house  24  Mt.  Auburn 
Stone  Isabejla  W.,   widow  of  Charles,  h. 

5  State" 
Stone  James  R.,  boards  22  Prince  fence 
Stone  John,  at  Riverside  Press,  h.l2Flor- 
Stone  Maria,  widow  of  John,  h.  12  Bow 
Stone  Mary  A.,wid.  of  Jas.  F.,  h.  37  River 
Stone  Mary  E.,wid.  of  Chas.,h.46Shepard 
Stone  Mary  K.,  widow  of  John  S.,  house 

2  Phillips  place 
Stone  Mary  L.  Miss,  clerk  E.  Cambridge 

Five   Cents  Savings  Bank,  80  Cam- 
bridge, boards  73  Otis 
Stone  Milton  J.,  house  24  Wendell 
Stone  Milton  J.  jr.,  student  H.  U.,  boards 

24  Wendell 
Stone  Norman  W.,  musical  string  winder, 

State,  house  6  Pioneer  avenue 
Stone  Otis  H.,  conductor  (Met  R.  R.,  B.), 

rooms  4  Clinton 
Stone  Philip  S.,  lawyer  (A.  B.  T.  Co.,  95 

Milk,  rm.  56,  B.),  h.  2  Phillips  place 
Stone  Thatcher,  provisions,  147  North  av- 
enue, house  4  Orchard 
Stone  William,  artist,  boards  2  Phillips  pi. 
Stone  William  A.,  apothecary,  31  Brattle, 

house  10  Warland  [Mellen 

Stone  William  A.,  student  H.  U.,  rms.  21 
Stone  William  E.  (37  Franklin,  B.),  house 

Hawthorn,  n.  Brattle  [b.  37  River 

Stone  William  F.,  clerk  (26  Summer,  B.), 
St.  Onge  Alphonse,  hostler,  565£  Main,  h. 

188  Hampshire 
Storer  Frank,  machinist,  bds.  210Camb. 
Storer  Hannah  E.,  widow  of  Albert,  house 

210  Cambridge 


Storer  Henry  J.,  clerk,  624  Main,  bds.  9$ 
Tremont  [Cambridge 

Storer  Howard  E.,  machinist,  boards  210 
Storer  John   W.,    bookkeeper,   634  Main, 
boards  at  Natick  [Linnsean 

Storer  Robert  B.  Mrs.,  house   Garden,  c. 
Storer  William  B.,  merchant  and  Russian 
vice-consul  (58  India  sq.,   B.),  house 
Garden,  cor.  Shepard 
Storer  Wm.  N.,  624  Main,  h.  9*  Tremont 
Storey  Fred.  G.,  supt.   Security  Safe  De- 
posit Vaults   (67  Milk,  B.),  house  9 
Sacramento 
Story  Charles  W.,  foreign  musical  instru- 
ments (26  Central,  B.),  b.  345  Harvard 
Story  Francis  W.,  house  345  Harvard 
Story  Robert,  blacksmith,  h  33  Carson 
Story  William   J.,  box  maker,   3  Hamp- 
shire, boards  156  Harvard  [way 
Stoutly  Charlotte,  widow,  h.  r.  358  Broad- 
Stovall  Rollie,  hostler,  house  51  Cedar 
Stover  Amos  G.,  teamster,  bds.    102  Cam- 
bridge 
Stover  Howard    M.,    action    maker,    113 

Broadway,  house  14  Pleasant  place 
Stover  Theophilus,  boards  67  Dana 
Stover    Melville    F.,    action    maker,    113 

Broadway,  boards  53  Cherry 
Stover  George  F.,  clerk,  607  Main 
Stowe  Caroline  F.,  station  agent  Mt.  Au- 
burn station  F.  R.  R.,  house  do. 
Stowe  Francis  H.,  conductor  (Met.    R.  R., 
B.),  house  57  Green  [Magazine 

Stowe  George  W.,  cracker  dealer,  house  19 
Stowe  William  (American  Net  and  Twine 
Co.),  Third,  and  (43  Commercial,  B.), 
house  at  Arlington 
Stratton  Annie  M.,   widow  of  Henry,   h. 

Hotel  School 
Stratton  Charles,  boots  and  shoes  (77  Lev- 

erett,  B.),  house  24Linna3an 

Stratton  Charles  E.,  clerk,  545  Main,  house 

12  Norfolk  [h.  26  Linnaean 

Stratton  Charles  F.,   coal   (91   State,   B.), 

Stratton  Edward  B.,  boots  and   shoes  (77 

Leverett,  B.),  boards  24  Linnsean 
Stratton  Frederick  H.,   clerk,   bds.   Hotel 

School 

Stratton  Martha  A.,  widow  of  Ira,   house 

10  Bigelow  [Harrison 

Straub  Charles,  cabinet  maker,   house  4 

Straw  Love,   machinist,  rear  382    Main, 

house  475^  do. 
Stream     Charles,    safe  maker,  17  Main, 
house  161  do.  [Gore 

Streb  Julia  A.  Mrs.,  boarding-house,  57 
Stringer  John  H.,  lab.,  h.  108£  Tremont 
Strombech  Charles,  upholsterer  (42  Corn- 
hill,  B.),  house  76  School  [Cherry 
Stromberg  Chas.  F.,  upholsterer,  h.  6£ 
Strong  Geo.  A.,  student  Episcopal  Theo- 
logical School,  Brattle 
Strong  Lewis  B.,  student  H.  U.,  boards  25 

Holyoke 
Strovel  Chain,  laborer,  house  102  Fourth 
St.    Thomas  Aquinas  College,    Harvard, 
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Stuart  George  A.,  at  13  Broadway,  house 

at  Boston 
Stuart,  see  Stewart 

Stubbs  Joseph  A.,  clams  and  oysters(Com- 
mercial  wharf,   corner  Atlantic  ave- 
nue, B.),  house  29  Sidney 
Studley  Mary  J.,  widow  of  Joseph,  house 

53  Austin 
Stuetzle  John,  oil  finisher,  F.    Geldowsky 

Furniture  Co.,  house  158  Harvard 
Stumbles  James,  cabinet  maker,  Otis,  cor- 
ner First,  house  86  Fourth 
Sturks  William  P.,  carpenter,  113  Broad- 
way, house  19  Sidney 
Sturtevant  Alvin  C,  agt,  h.  4  Lamson  pi. 
Sturtevant  William  H.,  milkman,  270  Put- 
nam avenue,  house  do. 
Styles  William,  granite  cutter  A.  McDon- 
ald, Mount  Auburn 
Suburban  Telephone  Co.,  12  Harvard  row, 

and  623  Main 
Suessle  Frederick,  butcher,  house  68  Vine 
Sughrue  James,  junk,  h.  211  Columbia 
Sughrue  John  F.,  grocer,  185  Mt.  Auburn, 

house  do. 
Sughrue  Margaret  Mrs.,  h.  185  Mt.  Auburn 
Suhr  Mary,  widow  of  Johannas  T.,  house 

136  Brookline 
Suidam    George  H.,   painter,  7  Western 

avenue,  boards  14  Brookline 
Suits  Fraucis  G.,  teamster,  h.  118  Harvard 
Sulk  Theodore  Parker,  bookkeeper  (B.), 

rooms  54  Austin 
Sullivan    Bridget,    widow    of  Sylvester, 

h.  20  Boylston 
Sullivan  Bridget,  widow,  house  7  Fourth 
Sullivan  Catherine  Miss,  laundress,  house 
200  Franklin  [h.  58  Hastings 

Sullivan    Catherine,    widow    of    Daniel, 
Sullivan  Catherine,  widow  of  Humphrey, 

house  91  Fifth 
Sullivan  Catherine  A.,  widow  of  James, 

house  331  Main 
Sullivan  Charles,  house  13  Foster 
Sullivan  Charles,  potter,  h.  137  Dublin 
Sullivan  Charles  H.,  music   printer   (451 

Washington,  B.),  house  33  West 
Sullivan  Charles  W.,  clerk  (39  High,   B.), 

house  67  Auburn 
Sullivan  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  28  Warren 
Sullivan  Cornelius,  gardener,  h.  82  Oxford 
Sullivan  Cornelius,  house  11  Water 
Sullivan  Cornelius,  currier,  b.  24  Dudley 
Sullivan   Cornelius,  foreman,   132    Main, 
house  134  do.  [North 

Sullivan   Cornelius,  glass  worker,  h.   30 
Sullivan  Cornelius,  laborer,  b.  234  Bridge 
Sullivan  Cornelius,  laborer,  h.  r.  127  Elm 
Sullivan  Cornelius  C,  carpenter,  house  65 

Gore 
Sullivan  Cornelius  D.,  clerk  (356  Washing- 
ton, B.),  house  33  Pioneer  avenue 
Sullivan  Daniel,  blacksmith,  boards  Jere- 
miah Mulcahy's,  end  of  Bennet 
Sullivan    Daniel,  drain   pipe  maker,   13.2 

Main,  boards  4  Pioneer  avenue 
Sullivan  Daniel,  laborer,  house  23  McCabe 


Sullivan  Daniel,  laborer,  34  Charles 
Sullivan  Daniel,  safe  maker,  17  Main 
Sullivan  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  62  Charles 
Sullivan  Daniel,  laborer,  h.  34  Charles 
Sullivan  Daniel,  shoemaker,  138  Bridge, 

house  do.  [Dublin 

Sullivan  Daniel,  marble-cutter,  boards  137 
Sullivan  Daniel  E.,  butcher,  b.  8  Jackson 
Sullivan  Daniel  J.,  carriage  painter,  house 

63  Cedar  [b.  8  Jackson 

Sullivan  Daniel  J.,  blacksmith,  9  Tenney, 
Sullivan  Dennis,  boards  30  North 
Sullivan  Dennis,  house  rear  23  Harvard 
Sullivan  Dennis,  hostler  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  boards  50  Boylston 
Sullivan  Dennis,  laborer,  b.  161  Spring 
Sullivan  Dennis,  melter  H.  M.    Bird,   Pel- 
ham,  house  42  Washington 
Sullivan  Dennis,  moulder,  h.  57  North 
Sullivan  Dennis  H.,  boards  161  Spring 
Sullivan  Edward,  currier,  house  Reed 
Sullivan  Edward,  laborer,  h.  31  Winthrop 
Sullivan  Edward  F.,  brass-finisher,   Otis, 

near  First,  house  61  Spring 
Sullivan  Edward  J.,  laborer,  h.  r.  8  Gore 
Sullivan  Ellen,  wid.  of  Jas.,  h.  Foster  pi. 
Sullivan  Elmira  Miss,  h.  Hotel  School 
Sullivan    Eugene,   varnisher,   162  Broad- 
way, house  159  Columbia 
Sullivan  Eugene,  laborer,  h.  188  Bridge 
Sullivan     Eugene    J.,    liquors,   etc.,   438 

Cambridge,  house  at  Boston 
Sullivan     Eugene    P.,    confectioner,   503 

Main,  boards  180  Greed 
Sullivan  Fannie  M.,  widow  of  Stephen  P., 

h.  23  Lopez  [Emmons  place 

Sullivan  Florence,  brass-finisher,  house  7 
Sullivan   Francis   C,  marble  worker,   70 

Bridge,  boards  179  do. 
Sullivan    Frank  E.,   at  Forbes'    (Devon- 
shire, B.),  boards  23  Lopez 
Sullivan  Dennis,  currier,  bds.  24  Dudley 
Sullivan  Garret,  glass  maker  N.   E.  Glass 

Works,  house  92  Otis 
Sullivan  George,  section-hand  M.C.  R.  R., 

boards  189  Spruce 
Sullivan  George,  milkman,  b.  82  Oxford 
Sullivan    Hannah,   widow    of    Jeremiah, 

house  Howard,  corner  Kinnaird 
Sullivan  Humphrey  O.,  h.  end  Bennet 
Sullivan  Jas.,  glass-worker,  h.  179  Bridge 
Sullivan  James,  lab.,  h.  r.  213  Mt.  Auburn 
Sullivan  James,  laborer,  house  20  South 
Sullivan   James,  tailor,  589  Main,   house 

233  Franklin 
Sullivan  James  Mrs.,  house  25  Gore 
Sullivan  James  F.,  spring-bed  maker,  386 

Main,  h.  112  Harvard  [208  Green 

Sullivan  James  M.,  painter,  660  Main,  h. 
Sullivan   James   M.  jr.,  cutter  Riverside 

bindery,  boards  208  Green 
Sullivan  James  S.,  gardener,  h.  36  Ellery 
Sullivan  Jeffrey,  granite-cutter,  house  21 

Banks  [17  Foster 

Sullivan  Jeremiah,  provision  peddler,  h. 
Sullivan   Jeremiah,  glass-worker,  boards 

rear  45  Winter 


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Sullivan  Jeremiah,  hostler,h. 207  Franklin 
Sullivan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  rear  44 

Washington 
Sullivan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  house  152  Elm 
Sullivan  Jeremiah, laborer,h.  2  Stevens  ct. 
Sullivan  Jeremiah,  stable-man,  house  rear 

117  Fleasant 
Sullivan  Jeremiah,  butcher,  h.  73  Spruce 
Sullivan  Jeremiah,  hostler,  502  Main 
Sullivan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  b.  34  Charles 
Sullivan  Jeremiah  jr.,  laborer,  b.  152  Elm 
Sullivan  Jeremiah  J.,  music   printer   (451 

Washington,  B. ),  h.  110  Hampshire 
Sullivan  Jeremiah  T.,  provisions,  77  Cam- 
bridge, house  do. 
Sullivan  Joanna  Mrs.,  house  180  Green 
Sullivan  John,  at  203  Bridge 
Sullivan  John,  currier,  house  7  Reed 
Sullivan  John,  currier,  h.  Clinton, n.Spruce 
Sullivan  John,  glass-worker,  h.  40  Winter 
Sullivan   John,   hostler  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  Dunster,  boards  46  Foster 
Sullivan    John,  hostler,   249  Cambridge, 

boards  17  Warren 
Sullivan  John,  laborer,  house  68  Harvard 
Sullivan  John,  laborer,  h.  207  Franklin 
Sullivan  John,  hostler,  house  24  Willow 
Sullivan  John,  laborer,  h.  371  North  av. 
Sullivan  John,  laborer,  boards  17  Brown 
Sullivan  John,  laborer,  bds.  34  Hampshire 
Sullivan  John,  laborer,  house  8  Winter 
Sullivan  John,  laborer,  house  3,  rear  189 

Hampshire 
Sullivan  John,  laborer,  h.  166  Franklin 
Sullivan  John,  marble- worker,  basement 

7  Prospect,  house  8  Baldwin  court 
Sullivan    John,   hostler,  249  Cambridge, 

house  17  Warren 
Sullivan  John,  laborer,  house  161  Spring 
Sullivan  John,  shoemaker,  27  Vine,h.  do. 
Sullivan  John  jr.,  spring-bed  maker,  386 

Main,  house  b6  Harvard 
Sullivan  John  A.,  proof-reader  Riverside 

Press,  house  210  Green 
Sullivan  John  B.,  painter  Cambridge   R. 

R.  Co.,  house  rear  17  Pine 
Sullivan  John   C,    packer,   153  Putnam, 

house  194  Green  [Boylston 

Sullivan  John  D.,  hostler,  904  Main,  h.  48 
Sullivau  John  F., carpet  maker,203  Bridge, 

house  rear  175  do.  [Green,  h.  do. 

Sullivan    Julia  F.    Miss,    dressmaker,    3 
Sullivan  John  H.,  laborer,  h.  159  Bridge 
Sullivan  John  H.,  printer  (31  Hawley,  B.), 

house  10  North 
Sullivan  John  J.,  plumber,  b.  41  Flagg 
Sullivan  John  J., music  printer,  house  110 

Hampshire  [rms.  12  Dunster 

Sullivan  John  M.,coachman  Prof.Agassiz, 
Sullivan  John  P.,  bookkeeper,   159  Har- 
vard, boards  110  Hampshire 
Sullivan  Joseph  F.,  house  85  Concord  av. 
Sullivan  Margaret,  widow  of  John,  house 

rear  45  Winter  [Water 

Sullivan  Mark,  clerk,  111  Cambridge,  b.  8 
Sullivan   Mary,   widow,  house   1   Rogers' 

block,  Washington 

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Sullivan  Mary,  wid.,  h.  r.  209  Mt.   Auburn 
Sullivan  Mary  Miss,  dressmaker,  243  Cam- 
bridge, boards  267  do. 
Sullivan  Mary  Mrs.,  house  29  Carson 
Sullivan  Matthew,  laborer,  bds.  152  Elm 
Sullivan  Maurice,  peddler,  h.  30  Warren 
Sullivan  Michael,  boards  23  McCabe 
Sullivan  Michael,  gardener,  house  9  Cow- 

perthwaite 
Sullivan  Michael,  laborer,  h.  81  Boylston 
Sullivan  Michael,  laborer,  h.  r.  46  Sparks 
Sullivan    Michael  E.,   laborer,    house    31 

Charles  River 
Sullivan    Michael   J.,    printer  Riverside 

Press,  boards  210  Green 
Sullivan  Michael  T.,  laborer,  h.  11  Grant 
Sullivan   Mortimer  F.,  shoemaker,  boards 

rear  Harvard 
Sullivan  Patrick,  currier,  house  7  Reed 
Sullivan  Patrick,   safe  maker,  17  Main, 

boards  99  do.  [do. 

Sullivan  Patrick,  grocer,  26  Sparks,  h.  15 
Sullivan  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  198  Norfolk 
Sullivan  Patrick,  laborer,  house  rear  209 

Mt.  Auburn  [Cambridge 

Sullivan  Patrick,  laborer,  169  Gore,  b.  301 
Sullivan  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  42  Jefferson 
Sullivan  Patrick,   laborer  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co..  house  162  Franklin 
Sullivan  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  26  Bridge 
Sullivan  Patrick,   laborer  W.  T.  Ricaard- 

son  &  Co.,  house  43  Banks 
Sullivan  Patrick,  washer,  Church,   house 

Foster,  near  Lowell 
Sullivan  Patrick  H.,    organ  maker,   624 

Main,  b.  1  Rogers'  blk.,  Washington 
Sullivan  Patrick  J.,  boards  42  Jefferson 
Sullivan  Patrick  P.,  clerk  (B.),  house  4 

Foster's  block,  rear  87  Main 
Sullivan  Peter,  laborer,  house  41  Flagg 
Sullivan  Philip,  gardener,   h.  20  Bo>  lston 
Sullivan  Quinlan,  cooper  John  Reardon  & 

Sons,  house  2  Allston 
Sullivan  Richard,  currier,  house  63  Cedar 
Sullivan  Richard,  laborer,  house  8  Water 
Sullivan  Sarah,  widow  of  Michael,  h.  152 

Green  [Emmons  pi. 

Sullivan  Stephen,  mason  gas  works,  h.  1 
Sullivan  Stephen  P.,  bds.  32  Western  av. 
Sullivan  Thomas,   cabinet  maker,   rooms 

134  Harvard  |  Franklin 

Sullivan  Thomas,hostler,  677  Main,  h.  207 
Sullivan  Thomas,  teamster,   180  Main,  h. 

rear  36  Harvard 
Sullivan  Thomas,  peddler,h.  13  Valentine 
Sullivan  Thomas  jr.,  laborer,  153  Putnam 

avenue,  house  13  Valentine 
Sullivan  T.  F.,   conductor  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  house  at  Brighton 
Sullivan  Thomas   F.,  policeman,  station 

1,  house  21  Banks 
Sullivan  Thomas  F.,  stone  cutter,  house 

171  Thorndike 
Sullivan  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  8  Jackson 
Sullivan  Timothy,  gardener,  277  Harvard, 

house  Derby  lane,  cor.  Inman  court 
Sullivan  Timothy,  cooper,  h.  11  Carson 

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SULLIVAN   TIMOTHY,  express, 
10  Cambridge,  and  junk  dealer,   125 

Bridge,  house  123£  do. 
Sullivan  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  196  Norfolk 
Sullivan  Timothy  Mrs.,  house  4  North 
Sullivan  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  234  Bridge 
Sullivan  Timothy,  laborer,  h.  22  Carson 
Sullivan  Timothy,   laborer,   166  River,  h. 

254  Franklin 
Sullivan  Timothy  D.,  electrotype  finisher 

University  Press,  house  48  Holyoke 
Sullivan  Timothy  E.,  carpenter  B.  L.  &  C. 

R.  R.  repair  shop,  house  26  Second 
Sullivan  Timothy  H.,  carmaker  (So.  Bos- 
ton), boards  152  Elm  [Bridge 
Sullivan  Timothy  J.,  teamster,  bds.  123£ 
Sullivan  William, laborer,  house  42  Banks 
Sullivan    William,    laborer,     house     203 

Franklin 
Sullivan  William,  clerk  J.  Cushing  &  Co., 

F.  R.  R.  freight  depot,  Regent,  boards 

82  Oxford 
Sullivan  William  J.  A.,  foreman  compos- 
ing room  Riverside  Press,  h.  79  River 
Sullivan  Wm.  P.,  glass  cutter  N.  E.  Glass 

Co.,  house  8  Sixth 
Sullivan,  see  O' Sullivan 
Sully  John,  house  12  Remington 
Summers  Henry,  locksmith   (38   Charles, 

B.),  house  47  Western  avenue 
Summers  Nancy,  widow  of  James,  house 

111  Columbia 
Sumner  Eben  T.,   engine   dispatcher  B. 

L.  &  C.  R.  R.  shop,h.  155£  Cambridge 
Sumner  Geo.  Edward,  house  20  Prescott 
Sumner  John  H.,   fireman  Niles  Bros.,  h. 

Lawn,  near  Cushing 
Surrell  Peter  F.,  lab.,  house  4  Squire's  ct. 
Sutcliffe  Benj.  F.,  action  maker,624  Main, 

house  25  William  [Pearl 

Sutcliffe  Thomas,   blacksmith,  h.  r.  135 
Suter    John    W.,    student    Epis.    Theo. 

School,  Brattle,  rooms  12  Story 
Sutherland  David  A.,  fireman,  b.  Mrs.  M. 

A.  Sutherland's,  Concord  avenue 
Sutherland  D.,  candy  maker,  282  Broad- 
way,  boards  Mrs.  M.  A.  Sutherland's, 

Concord  avenue 
Sutherland  James  E.,  steam  fitter  (B.), 

b.  Mrs.  M.  A.  Sutherland's,  Concord 

avenue 
Sutherland  Margaret  A. ,  widow  of  James 

C,  house  Concord  avenue,    beyond 

Alewife  brook 
Sutherland  William  B.,  boards  Mrs.  M.  A. 

Sutherland's,  Concord  avenue 
Sutton  Benjamin,  house  15  Tufts 
Sutton  George  J.,  printer  (31  State,  B.), 

h.  11  River  [Bridge 

Sutton  Michael  J.,  marble-rubber,   h.  224 
Sutton  Richard  W.,  book-finisher  River- 
side Press,  house  11  River 
Svenson  Charles,  cabinet  maker  (B.  &  A. 

R.  R.  repair  shop,  Allston),  house  23 

Brookline 
Svenson  John,  mechanical  engineer,  604 

Main,  house  10  Lawrence 


Svenson  Olof,  safe  maker,  17  Main,  house 

8  Rogers'  block,  Main 
Swain  Obed  J.  (120  Fulton,  B.),  house  121 

Prospect 
Swain  Samuel  H.,  foreman  of   tube  and 

reed-board  makers,  162  Broadway,  h. 

46  Western  avenue 

Swain  Sarah  C,  widow,  h.  229  North  av. 
Swain  Wm.   F.,   tube-board  maker,    162 

Broadway,  boards  109  Auburn 
Swan  Abigail  Mrs. ,  house  19  Everett 
Swan  Albert   D.,   armorer  Lancers  (Bul- 

finch,  B),  house  rear  67  Pleasant 
Swan  Emma  L.   Mrs.,    dressmaker,    67£ 

Pleasant,  house  do. 
Swan  Fred  A.,  tel.  repairer  (40  Pearl,  B.), 

b.  Hotel  Holly,  Holly  [Berkeley 

Swan  Sarah  H.,  widow  of  Joshua  A.,  h.  6 
Swan  Walter  S.,  com.  mer.(42  Central,  B.) 

house  19  Everett 
Swan    Wm.    D.,  medical  student,   rooms 

6  Berkeley 
Swanson  Swantic,  cigar  maker,  35  Pearl, 

house  5  Suffolk  [Gore 

Swanton  Bridget,  widow  of   John,  h.  47 

S  WANTON  WM.  H.,  stoves,  furna- 
ces, ranges,  &c.   (87  Blackstone,  B.), 

house  52  Concord  avenue 
Swarts  Walter  C,  jeweler  (7  Green,  B.), 

house  69  Washington 
Swasey  Charlotte,  widow  of  Edward  R., 

house  95  Prospect 
Swasey  George  B.,  leather  (178  Purchase, 

B.),  boards  273  Harvard 
Swasey  John,   glass  cutter,   house   rear 

202  Bridge 
Sweeney  Cornelius,  carpenter,  h. 103  Sixth 
Sweeney  Cornelius,  glass  maker,  boards 

47  Gore 

Sweeney  Daniel,  glass  cutter,  h.  119  Third 
Sweeney  Daniel,  peddler,  h.  123  Third 
Sweeney  Dennis,  laborer,  h.  188  Bridge 
Sweeney  Dennis,  laborer,  house  47  Gore 
Sweeney  Dennis,  carpenter,  bds.  512  Main 
Sweeney  Elliza,  widow  of  Hugh,  h.22  Reed 
Sweeney  Ellen  Miss,  house  15  Grant 
Sweeney  Frank,  peddler,  boards  120  Web- 
ster avenue 
Sweeney  Henry,  bottler,  h.  8  McCabe 
Sweeney  Hugh   H.,  coachman,  5  Fayer- 

weather,  house  Vineyard,  cor.  May 
Sweeney  James,  laborer,  boards  47  Gore 
Sweeney  Jeremiah,  glass  maker,  boards 

188  Bridge 
Sweeney  John,  laborer,  house  24  North 
Sweeney  John,  carpenter,  h.  2  Garden  ct. 
Sweeney  John,  casket  maker,  house  172 

Columbia,  corner  Cambridge 
Sweeney  John,  glass  worker,  house  110 

Tremont 
Sweeney  John,  laborer,  house  2  Harrison 
Sweeney  John  J.,  cabinet  maker,  44  Cam- 
bridge, boards  172  Columbia 
Sweeney  Joseph,  driver  Cambridge  R   R. 

Co.,  boards  6  Harvard  square 
Sweeney   Joseph,  laborer,  house  2  Line- 
han  block,  Third 


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Sweeney  Julia  Mrs.,  liquors,  192  Hamp- 
shire, house  194  do. 
Sweeney  Margaret  Mrs.,h.  353  Cambridge 
Sweeney  Mary  E.  Miss,  house  15  Grant 
Sweeney  Michael  F.,  peddler,  house  120 

Webster  avenue 
Sweeney  Miles,  laborer,  house  5  McCabe 
Sweeney  Morgan,  laborer,  house  353  Cam- 
bridge 
Sweeney  Patrick  D. ,  teamster,  h.  7  Reed 
Sweeney    William    M.,    at    N.    E.    Glass 

Works,  b.  172  Columbia,  c.  Camb'ge 
Sweeney,  see  McSweeney 
Sweet    Allen    K.,    machinist  Kendall   & 

Roberts,  Main,  boards  82  Magazine 
Sweet  Samuel  J.,  horse  shoer,  9  Church, 

boards  88  Mt.  Auburn 
Sweet  Thomas,  machinist  Kendall  &  Rob- 
erts, Main,  boards  82  Magazine 
Sweetman  John,  house  Lake  View  av., 

near  pumping  station 
Sweetman  John  B.,  clerk,  9  Harvard  sq., 

b.  John  Sweetman's,  Lake  View  av. 
Sweetser  Harriet  F.  W.  Miss,  h.  3  Wallace 
Sweetser  Henry  P.  Mrs.,  house  Elm,  near 

Russell 
Sweetser  Henry  W.,bds.  9  Leighton  court 
Sweetser  James  W.,  bds.  9  Leighton  court 
Sweetser  Leebritton  A.,  engineer  B.  L.  & 

C.  R.  R.,  house  12  Leighton  court 
Sweetser  Nancy  C,  widow  of  Atkins,  h, 

9  Leighton  court 
Sweetser  S.  Adelaide  Miss,  h.  3  Wallace 
Swenson  Peter,  editor,  house  36  Cherry 
Swett  Beiij.  C,  safe  maker,  17  Main 
Swett  Frank  ,C,  janitor  Gray's  Hall,  and 

Wadsworth  House,  house  do. 
Swett  Stephen  Mrs.,  house  23  Fairmont 
Swett  Wm.  S.,  carpet  beating  (Chapman, 

cor.  Emerald,  B. ),  h.  117  Magazine 
Swift  Geo.,  tuner,  162  Broadway,  boards 

276  do. 
Swift  John,  teamster,  91  Broadway,  h.  do. 
Swift  Levvin,  blacksmith,  house  546  Main 
Swift  Prince  D.,  clerk  (114  F.  H.  market, 
B.),  house  37  Erie  [folk 

Swift  Samuel,  cabinet  maker,  h.  170  Nor- 
Swift  Win.  H.,  agent  Boston  Nut  Co.  (92 

Broad,  B.),  house  4  Beech 
Swinerton  Wm.  M.,  engineer,  113  Broad- 
way, house  77  Clark 
Swiney  John  H.,  carpenter  B.  L.  &  C.  R. 

R.  repair  shop,  house  85  Bridge 
Swinsan  Olof,  safe  maker,  17  Main 
Swinscoe  Charles,  house  10  Roseland 
Swinscoe  Harry,  student  H.  U.,  boards  10 
Roseland  [90  Harvard 

Sykes  Maggie,  widow  of  Samuel,  h.  rear 
Sylvester  Eliza  B.,  widow  of  James,  house 

724  Cambridge 
Sylvia  John  C,  apothecary,  242  North  av- 
enue, house  2  Mead 
Symmes  Horatio,  piano  action  maker,  113 

Broadway,  house  at  Winchester 
Symonds  Harry,  driver,  502  Main 
Symonds  Thomas  H.,  driver,  502  Main,  h. 
5  South 


TABER  R.  W.,  tinsmith,  bds.  Cambridge 

House,  Otis 
Taber  Winfield  H.,  restaurant,  627  Main, 

house  95  Auburn 
Taft  Charles  P.,  house  17  Lowell 
Taft  George  L.,  student  Boston  Universi- 
ty (20  Beacon.  B),  boards  17  Lowell 
Taft  Wendell  P.,  traveling  salesman,  bds. 

15  Lee 
Taggart  John,  boiler  maker,  92  Main 
Tahen  Michael,  laborer,  house  6  Water 
Tainter   Albert  W.,   driver  Citizen's  Ice 

Co.,  boards  124  Winsor 
Talbot  Charles,  carpenter,  h.  53  Fourth 
Talbot  Elizabeth,  wid.  of  Jas.,h.  r.  9  Fifth 
Talbot  Emory  H.,   reporter  Journal  (264 

Washington,  B.),  house  93  In  man 
Talbot  Henry  W.,  carpenter,  h.  53  Fourth 
Talbot  James,  sexton  St.  John's  Memorial 
chapel,  and  janitor  Episcopal  Theo. 
School,  Brattle,  rooms  do. 
Talbot  James  F.,  carpenter,  h.  2  Winsor 
Talbot  John  P.,  conductor  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  house  19  Rice 
Talbot  J.  H.  Dr.  Mrs.,  boards  19  Rice 
Talbot  Richard,  carriagesmith,  178  North 

avenue,  house  at  Soraerville 
Talbot  Susan,  widow,  house  105  Third 
Tallon  Edward  E.,  tailor,  h.  236  Franklin 
Tanner  Charles  F.,  carpenter,  h.27  Cherry 
Tansey  Thos.  F.,  cooper,  h.  r.  187  Camb. 
Tansey  Thomas  F.,  teamster,  h.  24  Dudley 
Tapley  Charles  W.,  clerk    (44  Pearl,   B.), 

boards  10  Amory 
Tapley  Henry  M.,    bookkeeper   (26  High, 

B.),  house  10  Amory 
Taplin  Lewis  E.,  conductor  B.  L.  &  C.  R. 

R.,  house  53  Third 
Taplin    Mahlon,  bookkeeper    (13  Black- 
stone,  B.),  house  74  Ellery 
Tarbell  Adeline  E.,  widow  of  George   F., 
house  77  Auburn  [b.  77  Auburn 

Tarbell  Albert  H.,  clerk  (252  Congress,  B.), 
Tarbell  G.,  sawyer,  54  Bridge,  h.  at  Boston 
Tarbell  Wm.  A.,  clerk  (110  North,  B.j,  h. 

64  Chestnut 
Tarbell   William  G.,   cabinet    maker  (11 

Chardon,  B. ),  house  39  Magazine 
Tarbox  Jackson,  house  1  Lowland  avenue 
Tarbox  Joseph  K.,  house  69  Winsor 
Tarns  James  R.,  machinist,   house  6  Rog- 
ers' block,  Washington 
Tasker  John  C.,  teamster,  17  East,  h.24  do. 
Tasker  John  O.,  laborer,  h.  54  Hastings 
Tates  Chas.  W., watchman, h. 62  Thorndike 
Tauwalt  William,  shoemaker,  204£  Hamp- 
shire, house  69  Amory 
Taws  James  R.,  machinist,  house  6  Rog- 
ers' block,  Washington 
Taylor  Abbie  S.  Mrs,   teacher  Thorndike 

grammar  school,  house  51  Fifth 
Taylor  Augustine  B.,  engraver  (49  Temple 

place,  B.),  boards  211  Harvard 
Taylor  Chas.,  teamster,  rms.  178  Columbia 
Taylor  Charles  H.,  porter,  h.  51  Amory 
Taylor  Charles  R.,  milkman,  boards  rear 
8  Holyoke 


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Taylor  Collins   B.,  jewelry   (11  Hanover, 

B.).  house  43  River 
Taylor  C.  Enos,  laborer,  5  Flagg  st.  ct. 
Taylor  C.  Sumner,  cutter   (Wilmot's,  B.), 

house  Hotel  Inman 
.  Taylor  Daniel  W.,  hairdresser,  4  Brattle, 

house  20  Flagg 
Taylor  Edwin  A.,  teamster,  10  Arrow  and 

(34  Hawley,  B.),  house  8  Ellery 
Taylor  Elizabeth  H.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  h. 

24  Pleasant 
Taylor  Emma  L.  Miss,  music  teacher,  bds. 

George  M.  Taylor's,  Langdon 
Taylor  Fannie,  widow  of  Robert  B., boards 

16  Brookline 
Taylor  Forester  J.  (F.    J.  Taylor  &  Co.), 

photographer,  Main,  corner  Winsor 
Taylor  Frank  II.,  foreman  People's  Line  of 

coaches,  boards  Seventh,  cor.  Camb. 
Taylor  Frederic  W.,  medical  student  H.U., 

boards  49  Third 
Taylor  Frederick,  draper  (42  Cornhill,  B.), 

house  6  King's  place 
Taylor  Frederick  C,   cabinet  maker   (42 

Cornhill,  B.).  house  6  King's  place 
Taylor  F.  J.  &  Co.   (Forester  J.    Taylor), 

copying  and  landscape  photographers, 

Main,  corner  Winsor 
Taylor  George   A.,   confectioner,  7  Pros- 
pect, boards  179£  Harvard 
Taylor  George  H.,  at  Hook  and  Ladder 

No.  2,  boards  171  Otis 
Taylor  Geo.  Mendall,  music  teacher,  and 

organist  Old  Cambridge  Baptist  Soci- 
ety, house  Langdon,  near  Chauncy 
Taylor  Gertie   A.    Miss,    music    teacher, 

house  51  Fifth 
Taylor  Henry,  clerk,  house  44  Cottage 
Taylor    Herbert    VV.,    clerk   (B.),  boards 

George  M.  Taylor's,  Langdon 
Taylor  Ira,  deputy  sheriff,  583  Main,  bds. 

55  Essex 
Taylor  James  Henry,  at  Guild's    Piano 

Factory,  house  29  Fairmont 
Taylor  James  M..  steward,  h.  40  Plymouth 
Taylor  John,  carver  (42  Cornhill,   B.),  h. 

rear  41  Norfolk 
Taylor  John,  laborer,  h.  3,  r.  18  Sparks 
Taylor  John,  teamster   William   T.    Rich- 
ardson &  Co.,  house  6  Marsh  court 
Taylor  John  B.,  physician,  house  49  Third 
Taylor  John  R.,  bookkeeper,   103  Bridge, 

house  51  Fifth 
Taylor  Joseph  T.,   bookkeeper   (Tremont 

House,  B.),  house  20  Worcester 
Taylor  Joseph  W.,  manager  Ross  House, 

7  Broadway,  boards  do. 
Taylor  Lewis  H.,  clerk  (88  Court,   B.),  h. 

7  Elmer  [Winsor 

Tavlor  Lewis  S.,  express  messenger,  h.  86 
Taylor  Mark   C,   bookkeeper   (172  State, 

B.),  house  172  Putnam  av. 
Taylor  Nancy,  widow,  h.  41  Washington 
Taylor  Sam.  A.,  engineer,  b.  1  Washington 
Taylor  Simeon,  house  5  Columbia 
Taylor  S.  M.  Miss,  artist,  Main,  c.  Winsor, 

boards  at  Somerville 


Taylor  Thomas,  porter  U.  S.  appraiser  of- 
fice (177  State,  Custom  House,  B.),  h. 

31  Brewery 

Taylor  Thomas,  laborer,  house  20  Flagg 
Taylor  Vernal  S.,  trav.   salesman   (N.  Y.), 

house  rear  112  Magazine 
Taylor  Walter  B.,bookkeeper,  b.  55  Essex 

TAYLOR    WILLIAM    A.,  under- 
taker, 481  and  483  Main,  house  do. 
Taylor  Wm.  E.,  porter,  458  Harvard,  bds. 

58  Washington    . 
Taylor  William  H  ,  teamster  (So.  Russell, 

cor.  Cambridge,  B.),  h.  30  Hamilton 
Taylor  William  J.,  paper  hanger,  25  Cen- 
tral square,  house  112  Magazine 
Tayne  Mary,  widow  of  Timothy,  house 

32  North 

Teaffe  John  J.,  liquors,  57  Flagg,  h.  59  do. 
Teagan  John,  laborer,  house  17  Warren 
Teague  George  M.,  fish  and   oysters,  16 

River,  house  12  Webster  avenue 
Teamer  Martha  J.  Mrs.,h.  r.  19  Brewery 
Teane  Patrick,  laborer,  356  Main 
Tearney  John,  boiler  maker,  72  Main 
Tearney  Thomas,  currier,  boards 50  Cedar 
Tearney,  see  Tierney 
Tebo   Julia  A.,  widow  of  Gill,  boards   1 

Lexington  avenue 
Techer    F.,    cabinet   maker,   54    Bridge, 

house  at  Boston 
Ted  ford  J  as.,  cabinet  maker,  h.  12  Suffolk 
Teel  Albert  J.,   carpenter,  boards  A.  S. 

Teel's,  Clarendon  avenue 
Teel  Albert  S.,  carpenter,  house  Claren- 
don avenue,  1st  on  left 
Teel  Annie  C,  teacher   Howard  street 

primary  school 
Teele   Charles  R.,  clerk  Frank  H.  Teele, 

Lincoln  place,  boards  88  Washington 
Teele  Frank  H.,  soap  mnfr.,  Lincoln  pi., 

boards  88  Washington 
Teele  Samuel  P.,  house  88  Washington 
Teham  Dennis,  laborer,  house  rear  East, 

near  railroad  crossing 
Tehan  Michael,  laborer,  house  6  Water 
Teh  an  Peter,  laborer,  h.  127  Webster  av. 
Telfer  George,  pressman  Riverside  Press, 

house  5  Gordon  place 
Telfer  Gibson,  blacksmith,  454  Main,  rms. 

14  Brookline 
Temple  James,  laborer,  h.  27  Webster  av. 
Temple  John   M.,  foreman  of  yard,  162 

Broadway,  house  129  Thorndike 
Temple    Kiran,   iron   worker,    house    27 

Webster  avenue 
Templeton  Frank  H.,  clerk  (141   Federal, 

B.),  boards  29  Front 
Templeton   James  M.,  night  watchman, 

356  Main,  house  29  Front 
Tendler  Wm.,  clerk,  rooms  75  Green 
Tennant  John,  shoemaker,  448  Harvard 
Tenney  Isabelle  B.  Miss,  teacher  Thorn- 
dike  grammar  school, h.  at  Winchester 
Terlin  Patrick,  laborer,  h.  44  Flagg 
Terrell  Robert  H.,  student  H.  U.,  rooms  5 

Elmer 
Terry  Gaston,  hostler,  h  1  Baldwin  court 


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Terry  Guilford  C,  watchman   Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co.,  201    Maiu,  b.  116  Columbia 

Terry  Leander,  hostler  Cambridge   R.  R. 

Co.,  house  9  Cowperthwaite 
Terry  Matthew,  plumber,  h.  116  Columbia 
Tessier  Hubert,  machinist,  h.  147  Dublin 
Tewksbury    Octavius    W.,    sea    captain, 

house  63  School 
Tevlin  Patrick,  at  American  Tube  Works 

(Somerville),  house  7  Baldwin  court 
Thackray  Walter  L..  clerk,  288  Xorth  av- 
enue, boards  1  Dover 
Tharll  Adelaine,  widow,  h.  4  Clifton 
Tharll  Israel,  iceman,  house  4  Clifton 
Tharll  Peter,  laborer,  house  175  Spruce 
Thayer    Albert    II.,  clerk  Araer.  Rubber 

Co.,  Potter,  house  7  Lamson  place 
Thayer  Arthur  S.,  tuner,  162  Broadway, 

house  85  Washington 
Thayer  Benj..  furniture  finisher,  boards 

Mansion  House 
Thayer  Cephas  P.  Mrs.,  house  12  Ash 
Thayer    Charles    F.,    notary    public    (27 
Court,  B.),  h.  Hancock,  c.  Broadway 
Thayer  Daniel  E.,  grocer,    154  Harvard, 

house  225  Broadway,  room  5 
Thayer  Farwell  J.  (J.  H.  &  J.  P.  Thayer 
&  Co.),  painter  and  paper  hanger,  658 
and  660  Main,  house  22  Putnam  av. 
Thayer  Greenough,  student  H.  U.,  boards 

67  Sparks 
Thayer  Henry  A.,  house  80  North  avenue 
Thayer  Henry  Mrs.,  house  80  North  av. 
Thayer  Henry  &   Co.  (Francis  D.  Hardy 
jr.   and   John   P.Putnam),  manufac- 
turing chemists,  150  Broadway 
Thayer    Henry    J.,  insurance    agent   (27 

Court,  B.),  b.  Hancock,  c.  Broadway 
Thayer  H.  C.  Mrs.,  music  teacher,  house 

85  Washington 
Thayer  James  B.,  Royall  Prof,  of  Law  H. 

U.,  house  16  Holmes  place 
Thayer  J.  Henry,  clergyman,  h.  67  Sparks 
Thayer  John  Q.,   sail  maker,   house  70 
Webster  avenue 

THAYER   J.  H.  &  J.  P.  &  CO. 
(Farwell  J.  Thayer),  house,  sign  and 

fancy  painters    and    paper    hangers, 

658  and  660  Main 
Thayer  Martha  A.,  widow  of  Joshua  P., 

house  12  Trowbridge 
Thayer  Mary    S.    Miss,     copyist    H.    U. 

Library,  bds.  12  Ash 
Thayer    Sarah    B.,  widow  of  James  H., 

house  14  Trowbridge 
Thayer  Simeon  W.,  bds.  85  Washington 
Thayer  William   S.,  student  H.  U.,  rooms 

16  Holmes  place 
Thayer  Winthrop.  clerk  (50  Oliver,  B.), 

boards  Hancock,  corner  Broadway 
Theis    Adam,    piano  action   maker,    113 

Broadway,  house  11  Suffolk 
Theimey  William,  electric   batteries   (B.), 

house  6  Stinson  court 
Thieas  John,  spring  bed  maker,  b.  18  East 
Thiel     William,     carpenter,    boards   1814. 

Harvard 


THIEKY     CHARLES    L.,  watch 
case    maker     (309    Washington,   B.), 
house  Sidney,  corner  Chestnut 
Thiery  Charles  W.,  watch  case  maker  (309 

Washington,  3.),  boards  61  Green 
Thiery  Wm.  O.,   watch  case   maker   (309 
Washington,  B.),house  62  Sacramento 
Thiesfieldt  Diedrich,  cabinet  maker,  house 

5  Seventh 
Thiesfieldt   Diedrich  jr.,   foreman,    Otis, 

corner  First,  boards  5  Seventh 
Thiesfiildt  C.  F.  William,    shipper,    Otis, 

corner  First,  boards  5  Seventh 
Thiffauxt  Napoleon,  brick  maker,   house 

111  Spruce 
Tholander  Selma  M.  Miss,  dressmaker,  112 

Cambridge,  house  do. 
Thomas  Bradford,  waiter,  h.  55  Hastings 
Thomas     Charles     (Custom   House,   B.), 

house  19  Sixth 
Thomas  Charles  M.,   subscription  books 
(7    Exchange    place,   B.),   house    345 
Broadway 
Thomas  Ellis  B.,  carpenter,  h.  17  Antrim 
Thomas    Frank    E.,    printer,     638  Main, 

boards  734  do. 
Thomas  Geo.  W.,  painter,  h.  r.  13  Antrim 
Thomas  Hannah  D.  Mrs.,  house  8  Dover 
Thomas  Hattie   Mrs.,   widow   of  Charles 

J.,  boards  59  Green 
Thomas  Horatio,  laborer,house  31  Seventh 
Thomas  Isaac  D..  periodicals  and  variety 
store,  154  Harvard,  and  saloon   Brew- 
ery, near  Broadway,  h.78  Washington 
Thomas  Maria,  widow,  house  51  Hastings 
Thomas  Mary  E.,  widow,  h.  1  Sceva  place 
Thomas  Wallace,  house  239  Broadway 
Thomas  Wilbur   G.,   clerk   (48   Congress, 

B.),  boards  rear  13  Antrim 
Thomas  William,  butcher,  169  Gore,   bds. 

13  Squire's  court 
Thomas  William  E.,  traveling  agent    (601 

Washington,  B.),  house  104  Austin 
Thomas  Zephaniah  H.,  house  734  Main 
Thomelius  Christian,  piano   maker  Ivers 
&  Pond  Piano  Co.,  Albany,   house   at 
Boston 
Thompson  Alfred,  glass  cutter,  b.  57  Gore 
Thompson  Alfred  J.,  laborer,  h.  47  Banks  i 
Thompson  Amos   H.    (21   Tremont  row, 

B.),  house  402  Main 
Thompson     Arthur  J.,   clerk,   617  Main, 

boards  72  Auburn 
Thompson  Charles,  teamster,  boards  119 

Cambridge 
Thompson    Charles    H.,     driver  Charles 

River  R.  Co.,  house  4  Nichols  place 
Thompson  Charles  Miner,  student  H.   U., 

boards  74  Ellery 
Thompson  Douglas  C,  painter,  246  Main, 

boards  at  Somerville 
Thompson  Edward,  teamster,  h.  6  Lopez 
Thompson  Edward  H.,   clerk  registry   of 
deeds    office,    Otis,    corner    Second, 
house  14  Centre 
Thompson   Ella   M.    Miss,   copyist,  Otis, 
corner  Second,  boards  14  Centre 


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Thompson  Ellen,  widow  of  William,  h.  4 

Union  [Moore,  h.  do. 

Thompson  F.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  rear  36 
Thompson  Frank  F.,  foreman  Cambridge 

News,  547  Main,  house  do. 
Thompson     Frank    H.,    bookkeeper,    12 

Gore,  boards  Brookline 
Thompson  Fred  E.,  bookkeeper  Ivers  & 

Pond  Piano  Co.,  Albany,   boards  at 

Boston 
Thompson   Gamaliel   F.,  upholsterer   (48 

Canal,  B.),  boards  24  Watson 
Thompson  George  A.,  clerk,  908  Main,  h. 

3  Brewer's  block,  Brattle  square 
Thompson  George  E.,  spring- bed  maker, 

586  Main,  boards  34  Washington 
Thompson  George  R.  Mrs.,  h.  74  Ellery 
Thompson  Henry,  currier,  house  40  Reed 
Thompson  H.  Havelock,  shipper  Standard 

Turning  Works,  house  32  Cherry 
Thompson  Jacob,   polisher,  Otis,  corner 

First,  boards  36  Amory 
Thompson  Jas.,  laborer,  h  34  Washington 
Thompson  James  W.  Janitor  Prospect  st. 

church,  house  75  Green 
Thompson  James  N.,  pres.  Ivers  &  Pond 

Piano  Co.,  Albany,  h.  at  Boston 
Thompson  Job  B.,  clerk  (P.  O.,  B.),  house 

13  Elmer 
Thompson  John,  cabinet  maker,  Wood- 
bury building,  Otis,  b.  177£  Harvard 
Thompson  John   D.,  machinist  and  engi- 
neer C.  F.  D.,  house  502  Cambridge 
Thompson  John  H.,  trav.  salesman,  house 

rear  36  Moore  [folk  court 

Thompson  John  H.^  physician,   h.  I  Nor- 
Thompson  J.    Hairy,   hostler,  249    Cam- 
bridge, house  rear  112  Columbia 
Thompson  John  K  ,  cigars   and   tobacco, 

566  Main,  house  28  Worcester 
Thompson  John  T.,  asst.  foreman    (222 

Franklin,  B.),  boards  28  Worcester 
Thompson  Joseph,    marble    worker    (17 

Haverhill,  B. ),  house  24  Watson 
Thompson    Laurel    G.,    carpenter    Cam- 
bridge Railroad  Co.,  Dunster,  house 

15  Holly  avenue 
Thompson  Leese,  cooper,  bds.  28  Decatur 
Thompson  Lewis  W.,  piano  finisher  Guild, 

Church  &  Co./iiouse  48  Market 
Thompson  Louisa  L.,   widow  of  William 

V.,  house  140  Otis 
Thompson  Margaret,   widow  of  Charles, 

house  143  Charles 
Thompson  Martha  C,  widow  of  Edward 

T.,  house  14  Centre 
Thompson  Samuel.iron  moulder,354  Main, 

house  1  FrOnt  street  court 
Thompson  S.  R.,   machinist,   12   Gore,  h. 

Brookline 
Thompson    William,     mariner,    house    6 

Rogers'  block,  Main 
Thompson  William,    tailor  (56  Howard, 

B. ),  rooms  218  Broadway 
Thompson  Wm.S.,  waiter,  h.  41  Market 
Thompson  William  T.,  confectioner,house 

28  Decatur 


Thompson  William  V.,    conveyancer  (19 

Court,  B.),  house  140  Otis 
Thompson,  see  Tompson 
THOMSOIS  SILAS   O.,  grocer,  527 

1    Cambridge,  house  at  Somerville 
Thornberry   John   W.,    baker,v  502  Main, 

rooms  3  Green 
Thornberry   Wilson,  gardener,   house  30 

Charles  River 
Thorndike  Edward,  apothecary,  617  Main, 

house  15  Brookline 
Thorndike  George  E.,  machinist,  boards 

15  Brookline 
Thorndike  S.   Lothrop,  lawyer  (95  Milk, 

room  40,  B.),  house  22  Garden 
Thoinquest  Karl,  tailor   (46  School,  B.), 

house  451  Main  [147  Gore 

Thornton  Ann,  widow  of  Thos.  A.,h.  rear 
Thornton  James,  peddler,  h.  43  Pleasant 
Thornton  John  H.,  hostler,  565£  Main,  h. 

at  Allston 
Thornton  Sarah  T.  Mrs.,  h.  24  Follen 
Thorogood  John  G.,  foreman  press  room 

Riverside  Press,  house  103  Allston 
Thoro-ood  Peter  J.,  compositor  Riverside 

Press,  house  102  Putnam  avenue 
Thorp  Joseph  G.,  house  Elm  wood  avenue 

coiner  Mt.  Auburn 
Thorp  Joseph   G.  jr.,  law  student  H.  U., 

boards  Elmwood  avenue,  corner  Mt. 

Auburn 
Thorp  Karl,  goldsmith    (386  Washington, 

B.),  house  391£  Cambridge 
Thorp  Olof,  furniture,  399  Main,  h.  397  do. 
Thorson  Robert  W.,  cigar  mnfr.,  35  Pearl, 

house  504  Cambridge 
Thrasher  Alansan  A.,  salesman  (34  North, 

B. ),  boards  45  Essex 
Thrasher  Lewis  B., car  builder,  h.45  Essex 
Thresher  Ann  M.,  widow  of  James  M.,  h. 

71  Austin 
Thresher  George  P.,  boots  and  shoes  (134 

Court,  B.),  house  32  Harris 
Thulin  Annie  F.,  bookkeeper,  8  Harvard 

square,  boards  6  Plympton 
Thulin  Carrie  A.,  widow  of  Charles,  house 

6  Plympton 
Thurber  Edward,  plumber  A.  Cochrane  & 

Co.,  house  8  Lincoln 
Thurber  John   H.,  boiler  maker,  92  Main, 

house  23  Fifth 
Thurber  Nancy   M.,  widow  of  James  M., 

house  71  Austin 
Thurston  Abel  L.,  needles,  bosom  boards, 

etc.,  house  19  Essex 
Thurston   Charles   F.,   treas.  Thurston  & 

Hall  Biscuit  Co.,  31   and  33  Elm,  h. 

32  do. 
Thurston  Charles  H.,  clerk,  464  Harvard, 

boards  19  Irving 
Thurston    Daniel  H.,  pres.  Thurston    & 

Hall  Biscuit  Co.,  31  and  33  Elm,  h. 

23  Mellen 
Thurston  Geo.  A.,  carriagesmith,  Church, 

opposite  Palmer,  house  19  Irving 
Thurston  George  A.  jr.,  conductor  Cam- 
bridge Railroad  Co.,  boards  19  Irving 


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THURSTON  &  HALL  BISCUIT 
CO.,  Daniel  H.  Thurston,  pres., 
Charles  F.  Thurston,  (areas.,  James  E. 
Hall,  clerk,  fancy  biscuit  bakers,  31 
and  33  Elm,  store  (115  and  117  Com- 
mercial. B.) 
THURSTON  JAMES  31.,  treas. 
Cambridge  Savings  Bank,  2  Harvard 
row,  h.  Vernon,  c.  Vernon  pi.,  Allstou 
Thurston  John  C,  notary  public,  404  Har- 
vard, house  51  Oxford 
Thurston  JohnE.,  salesman,  31  Elm, house 

90  Inman 
Thurston  John  H.,  treas.  The  B.  F.  &  D. 
P.  Co.  (471  Tremont,  B.),  h.  51  Oxford 
Thurston  Nathaniel  L.,  teamster,  house  1 

Beacon 
Thurston  Samuel  S., machinist  (61  Charles- 
town,  B.),  house  55  Winsor 
Thwing  Chas.  F.,  pastor  North  av.  Con- 
gregational church,  h.  30  Arlington 
Thwing  Gardner  H.,  house  119  Franklin 
Thwing  James,  wheelwright,  101  Green, 
house  103  do.  [h.  105  Green 

Thwing  James  H.,  clerk,  25   Central  sq., 
Tibbetts  Charles  E.,  ice  office  and  house, 

30  Mead,  corner  Cogswell  avenue 
Tibbetts  Fred  E.,  stamper  Riverside  Press, 

boards  215  Pearl 
Tibbetts  George  F.,  clerk,  190  North  av., 

house  26  Cogswell  avenue 
Tibbetts  George  H.,  clerk  (Leverett,  near 

Charles,  B.),  house  28  Erie 
Tibbetts  Herbert  H,   broker,  house  209 

Harvard 
Tibbetts  Israel,  foreman  stable,  169  Gore, 

house  at  Somerville 
Tieruan  Martin,  laborer,  h.  48  Broadway 
Tierney  Michael,  lab.,  h.  Bolton,  c.  Dublin 
Tierney  Patrick  T.,  printer  (B.),  house  45 

Franklin 
Tierney  Richard,  laborer,  h.  2  Harrison 
Tierney  Thomas  P.,  clerk,  509  Main,  bds. 

45  Frauklin 
Tierney,  see  Tearney 
Tiffany  Homer  H.,  driver,  180  avenue,  bds. 

25  Wyeth 
Tighe  William,  boiler  maker,  92  Main 
Tilden  Alice  S.  Miss,  clerk,  442   Harvard, 
boards  10  Brewer  [Brewer 

Tilden  Almira  E.,  widow  of  Eustis,  h.  10 
Tilden  Gussie  H.  Miss,  boards  10  Brewer 
Tilk  Herman,  laborer,  house  S6  Fifth 
Tilley  Jacob,  laborer,  boards  57  Harvard 
Tillman  James,  lab.,  house  63  Washington 
Tillinghast  Wm.  H.,  H.  U.,  h.  9*  Wallace 
Tilton  Benjamin  Mrs.,  house  33  Prospect 
Tilton  Benjamin  R.,  house  30  Inman 
Tilton  Henry  N.,  house  33  Prospect 
Tilton  Josiah  0.,asst.  physician, 162  North 

avenue,  boards  do. 
Timhey  Frank.teamster,  boards  53  Cherry 
Timmins  Arthur,  house  32  Warren 
Timmons  Daniel,   finisher  F.  M.   Holmes 

Furniture  Co.,  h.  at  Charlestown 
Tingey  Mary  M.  Miss,  teacher,   boards  11 
Prospect 


Tingey  Susan  M.,seamstress,h.ll  Prospect 
Tingley    Charles,    key    maker,    Rhoades 

bldg.,  State,  house  12  Clark 
Tingloi  O.  G.,  at  17  Main 
Tinker  Emeliue  E.  Mrs.,  h.  60  Mt.  Auburn 
Tinkhara  Geo.  Arthur,  carpenter,    house 

107  Columbia  [Harvard 

Tinsley  Joanna, widow  of  Daniel,  house  92 
Tinsley  Peter,  waiter,  boards  92  Harvard 
Tirrell  John,  fish,  house  97  Austin 
Tisdale  James  E.,  clerk  (33   Summer,  B.), 

boards  471  Main 
Titer  Mary, widow  of  David,  h.  31  Warren 
Tites  T..  cabinet  maker,  54  Bridge 
Titus  Chas.  H.,  milkman.  15  Park,  h.    do. 
Tivan  Chas.  W.,  steam  fitter,  b.  40  Second 
Tivan  John  T.,  plumber,  bds.  40  Second 
Tivan  Patrick,  printer  (29  Court,  Boston), 

house  40  Second 
Tivnan  John,  mason,  house  86  Banks 
Tobey  Benjamin,  house  7  Spruce 
Tobey  B.  Frank,  clerk  (4  Coolidge  bldg., 

Bowdoin  sq.,  B. ),  house  7  Spruce 
Tobey    Samuel  A.,  carpenter,   house    16 

Rockwell 
Tobey  William  W.,  carpenter,   Somerset, 

cor.  Putnam  av.,  house  156  Pleasant 
Tobin  Elizabeth  Mrs.,  house  9  Willow 
Tobin  James  A.,  bookkeeper  (26  Summer, 

B.),  house  8  Union 
Tobin  James  R.,  driver  Cambridge    R.  R. 

Co.,  boards  69  Mt.  Auburn  [West 

Tobin  John,  gardener,  276  Harvard,  h.  9 
Tobfn  Lavina  Mrs.,  house  1  Jordan's  blk., 

rear  Broadway 
Tobin  Mary,  wid.  of  Gilbert,  h.  39  Winsor 
Tobin  Michael,  laborer,  house  9  Willow 
Tobiu  Stephen  J., clerk, 549  Main,  b. 9  West 
Tobin  William,  shoemaker,  184  Harvard, 

house  65  Elm  [h.  do. 

Tobin  William  Mrs.,  grocer,  52  Broadway, 
Todd  Ann.,  wid.  of  James, h.  8  Stinson  ct. 
Todd  Emily  A.,  widow,  house  115  Inman 
Todd  James,  bookbinder,  h.  8  Stinson  ct. 
Todd  Joseph  J.,  clerk  (Sub  Treasury,  B. ), 

house  9  Dover  [Harding 

Todd  Margaret,  widow  of  James,  house  28 
Toga  Thomas,  laborer,  house  r.  131  Third 
Tolan  Barney,  helper,  17  Main,  boards  at 

Boston  [67  Washington 

Tolliver  Ann  R.,  widow  of  Thornton,  h.  r. 
Tollman  Sarah  L.,  asst.    matron   kinder- 
garten school,  41  Holyoke,  bds.  do. 
Tolman  Mary  C.  Miss,  h.  5  Appian-way 
Tompson  John  G.,  clerk  Riverside   Press, 

house  at  Newtonville  [b.  18  Union 
Toner  Bernard  F.,  tinsmith,  r.  104  Main, 
Toner  Charles  H.,  asst.  engineer   (Parker 

House,  B.),  house  11  Broadway 
Toner  Charles  Mason,  house  18  Union 
Toner  Eliza,  widow  of  John,   house  102 

Brookline 
Toner  James  A.,  glass  maker  N.  E.  Glass 

Co.,  house  120  Otis 
Toner  James  A.    jr.,  clerk  (5  Chauncy, 

B.),  boards  120  Otis 
Toner  John,  farmer,  house  Willis  court 


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Toner    John    B.,   delivery  clerk  Revere 

Sugar  Refinery,  boards  120  Otis 
Toohey  William  P.,  safe  maker,  17   Main, 

bouse  1  Pioneer  [b.  856  do. 

Tooby    Patrick,    shoemaker,    906    Main, 
Tool  James,  boiler  maker,  92  Main 
Toomey  Cornelius,  laborer,  b.  23  Carson 
Toomey    Dennis,    clerk,   397   Cambridge, 

bouse  rear  96  Gore 
Toomey  Dennis  II.,  clerk  (B),  b.34  Union 
Toomey  James  H., glass  maker,  bouse  154 

Charles 
Toomey  Jeremiah,  laborer,  h.  9  Carson 
Toomey  Jeremiah,    teamster,    ISO  Main, 

house  rear  36  Harvard 
Toomey  John,  house  96  Gore 
Toomey  John,   laborer,  624   Main,  house 

239  Franklin 
Toomey  John,  laboror,  house  1  Ninth 
Toomey  Mary,  widow  of  John,  house  34 

Union 
Toomey  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  196  Xorfolk 
Topliff  Calvin  H.  Rev.,  house  63  Cherry 

TOPLIFF  CHARLES  31.,  coal  and 
wood,  etc.,  506  Main,  rooms  22  Brook- 
line 

Toppan  Robert  N.,  house  7  Highland 

Torpey  Mary  Miss,  house  rear  dishing, 
corner  Cushing  court 

Torrance  Samuel  M.,  salesman  (477  Wash- 
ington, B.),  boards  34  Moore 

Torrey  Fred  L.,  student  H.  U.,  rooms  467 
Broadway 

Torrey  Henry  W.,  McLean  Professor  of 
Ancient  and  Modern  History  H.  U., 
house  20  Oxford 

Torrey  Maria  W.  Mrs.,  boards  4  Prospect 

Torrey  Herbert, clerk  (177  State, B.),  house 
34  Hubbard  avenue 

Torrey  Wm.  C,  clerk  (B),  b.  19  Shepard 

Torrey  Wm.  M.,  expressman,  Lyceum 
bldg.,  Harvard  sq.,  h.  11  Appian-way 

Torry  Lucy  Miss,  house  10  Plympton 

Torry  William,  bouse  7  Bow 

Tortell  Sarah, wid.  of  Daniel,  h.4  Summer 

Touchet  Albert  E.,  plumber  (B. ),  boards 
59  Moore 

Touchet  Louis,  carpenter,  h.  59  Moore 

Touchet  Louis  A.,  organ-finisher,  house 
44  Clark  [Moore 

Touchet  Victor  L.,  teamster  (B.),  bds.  59 

Tourtillotte  George  A.,  teamster  Geo.  D. 
Emery,  East,  house  at  Charlestown 

Tout  Louisa,  wid.  of  James  R.,  house  91 
Allstou 

Tower  Charles  B.,  m.d.,  h.  1  Waterhouse 

Tower  Elizabeth  A.  Miss,  teacher  River- 
side primary  school,  bds.  24  Follen 

Tower  Elizabeth  B.,  widow  of  David  B., 
house  4  Buckingham 

Tower  Frank,  action  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, house  50  Amory 

Tower  Levi,  bookkeeper  (16  Milk,  B.), 
house  7  Ellsworth  avenue 

Tower  Luther,  foreman,  139  Broadway, 
house  7  Union  [Follen 

Tower  Samuel    G.,  pattern  maker,   h.  24 


Tower  Sylvester,  piano-key  and  action 
mufr.,  137  to  145  Broadway,  house  17 
Fayette 

Tower  Wesson  S.,  action  maker,  162 
Broadway,  and  (Dufur  &  Tower), 
Hampshire,  cor.  Broadway,  h.  51  Pine 

Tower  William,  teamster,  rms.  84  Camb. 

Towle  Eliza  J.,  widow  of  Ebenezer,  house 
113  Pleasant  [at  Boston 

Towle  George   W.,  engineer.  17  Main,  h. 

Towle  Levi  F.  jr.,  cooper,  h.  391 -J-  Camb. 

Towle  Mary  E.  Miss,  teacher  Webster 
grammar  school,  boards  7  Prince 

Towle  Rosanna  Miss,  house  23  Brewery 

Towle  Warren  O.,  at  624  Main,  proprietor 
Towle's  Bell  Ringers,  h.  5  Warland 

Town  George  E.,  binder  Riverside  bind- 
ery, bouse  13  Kinnaird 

Towne  Ezra,  rooms  102  Austin 

Towne  George  G.,  broker,  house  61  Third 

Towne  George  BE.,  clerk  (110  North,  B.), 
boards  77  Auburn 

TOWSE  HORATIO,  watchmaker 
(421  Washington,  B.),  h.  211  Harvard 

Towne  Walter  N.,  cabinet  maker,  54 
Bridge,  boards  at  Somerville 

Townsend  Augustus,  boiler  maker,  92 
Main,  bouse  155  do. 

Townsend  Charles  H.,  grocer  (80  Com- 
mercial, B.),  house  203  Harvard 

Townsend  Charles  W.,  washer,  house  8 
Cogswell  place 

Townsend  Eliza,  widow  of  Elbridge  G., 
house  8  Central  place 

Townsend  James,  carpenter,  h.  98  Main 

Townsend  Joseph  F.,  action  maker,house 
8  Central  place 

Townsend  Mary  A.  Miss,  teacher  Webster 
grammar  school,  rooms  102  Austin 

Townsend  Michael,  carpenter,  house  118 
Webster  avenue 

Toy  Crawford  H.,  Hancock  prof,  of  He- 
brew, house  15  Appian-way 

Toye  Dennis,  blacksmith,  Church,  corner 
Palmer,  house  19  Dublin 

Toye  Martin,  blacksmith,  rear  10  Brattle, 
house  74  Spruce  [20  Dublin 

Toye  William,  boiler  maker,  92  Main,  h. 

Tracy  Christopher,  flour  inspector  (82 
Commercial,  B.),  h.  223  Putnam  av. 

Tracy  James  B.,  action  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, house  at  Boston 

Tracy  James  E.,  clerk  (88  Franklin,  B.), 
boards  21  Bowdoin 

Tracy  John,  peddler,  house  131  Dublin 

Tracy  John  L.,  carpenter,  h.  41  Western 
avenue 

Tracy  Joseph  F.,  carpenter,  74  Boylston, 
boards  21  Bowdoin 

TRACY  MICHAEL   F.,  carpenter 
and  builder,74  Boylston, b.  21Bowdoin 
Tracy  Patrick,  laborer,  house  4  Ninth 
Tracy  Patrick,  laborer,  house  22  Harding 
Tracy  Richard  L.,  finisher  F.  M.  Holmes 

Furniture  Co.,  house  at  Chelsea 
Tracy  Thomas,  teamster  Goepper  Bros., 
house  131  Warren 


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Tracy  Thomas  F.,  carpenter,  74  Boylston, 

boards  21  Bowdoiu 
Trafton    John    VV.,    appraiser     (Custom 

House,  B. ),  house  9  Chester 
Traholm  James,  laborer,  house  Vineyard 
Train   Edmund   I.    (Edmund   I.    Train  & 
Co.),  flour,  grain,  etc.,  115   Bridge,  h. 
99  Thorndike 
Train  Edmund  I.  &  Co.  (Edmund  I.  Train 
and    John    S.    Whitacre),   flour  and 
grain,  115  to  123  Bridge 
Train  Mary,  widow  of  Edmund,  house  99 

Thorndike 
Trainholm  James,  driver,  238  North  ave- 
nue, bds.  Frank,  8th  on  left 
Trainor  Patrick,  house  rear  29  Harvard 
Trant  James,  laborer,  house  132  Spruce 
Trant  John  J.,  laborer,  bds.  132  Spruce 
Trask  Albert  S.,  officer  at  Deer  Island,  h. 

4  Fairmont  avenue 
Trask  Charles  A.  Mrs.,  house  10  Dover 
Trask  Henry  B.,  clerk  (686  Washington, 

B.),  boards  276  Broadway 
Trask     Henry    P.,    harness    maker    (195 

Friend,  B.),  house  46  Hamilton 
Travers  John,  laborer,  house  145  Elm 
Traverse  John,  wire  worker,  rms.  28  Erie 
Traverse  John,  laborer,  h.  269  Cambridge 
Traynham  Robert,  hostler,  h.  46  Flagg 
Traynor  Francis,   painter,    106    Norfolk, 

house  do. 
Traynor  John,  blacksmith,  h.  2  Deacon 
Traynor  John  F.,  boards  163  Columbia 
Traynor  Margaret,  widow  of  John  F.,  h. 

163  Columbia 
Traynor,  see  Trainor 
Treadwell  Charles  V.,  gas   fitter,   boards 

Hotel  Brooks 
Treadwell  James   W.,  manager   (4  Alden 

court,  B. ),  house  90  Hancock 
Treadwell  John  J.,  clerk  (B.),  boards  Ho- 
tel Brooks 
Treadwell  Sarah  K.  Miss.h.  Hotel  Brooks 
Treat    Joseph    B.,    musical     instrument 
maker  (177  Washington,  B.),  house  2 
Amory  place 
Treat  Joseph  B.  jr.,  boards  2  Amory  pi. 
Treen  William  E.,  blacksmith,  53  Main,b. 
at  Boston  [S3  Green 

Trefethen  John  Y.,  clerk,  562  Main,house 
Trefethen  Thomas  A.,  tinsmith,  153  Put- 
nam avervue,  house  152  Pleasant 
Trefry  Henry  G.,  brakeman  F.  R.  R.,  h. 

Hotel  Cambridge,  Crescent  avenue 
Treffry  Elford  E.,  proof-reader  University 

Press,  rooms  99  Mt.  Auburn 
Treffry  Frank,  at  137  Broadway 
Treffry  Julia,  widow  of  Haydon,  house  109 

Columbia 
Trelegan     Newey   T.,    blacksmith   Cam- 
bridge Railroad  Co.,  Dun-ter,  and  gro- 
cer, 89  Spruce,  house  18  Clay 
Trelegan  Richard    P.,    blacksmith    Cam- 
bridge R.  R.  Co.,  Dunster,  b.  18  Clay 
Trenholm  Albert,  coachman,  13  Chauncy, 
boards  do.  [Frank,  8th  on  left 

Trenholm  James,  clerk,  238  North  av.,  b. 


Trenholm  James,  laborer,  h.  Vineyard 
Trenta    Peter,    cabinet     maker     F.     M. 

Holmes    Furniture     Co.,     house    at 

Charlestown 
Tribble  Augustus,  bookkeeper  (6  Oliver, 

B.),  house  6  Worcester 
Trider  Eunice  A  ,  widow  of  William,  h. 

rear  105  Putnam  avenue 
Trider  Wm.  A.,  h.  r.  105  Putnam  avenue 
Tripp  Elisha  (Elisha  Tripp  &  Co.),  paint- 
-  er,  house  Hotel  Inman 

TRIPP  ELISHA    &    CO.    (Elisha 
Tripp),  painter,  8  Austin 
Tripp  George  R.,   conductor  Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co.,  rooms  Winthrop  square 
Troup  Frank,  at  624  Main, house  19  Green 
Troup  Fred,  at  624  Main 
Trouvelot  Geo.  H.  E.,   electrician  (Court, 

B.),  boards  16  Oxford 
Troville    Jeremiah  M.,    conductor  Cam- 
bridge R.  R.  Co.,  house  32  Winsor 
Troville  Wm.  H.,  peddler,  house  402  Main 
Trow  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Edward,  house 
132  Winsor  [nam  av. 

Trow  Francis  R.,  carpenter,  house  18  Put- 
Trow  Morrill  W.,  carpenter,  h.  15  Laurel 
Trowbridge   John,   professor  of  physics 

H.  U.,  house  Linnaean,  near  Garden 
Trowbridge  Wm.  O.,  supt.  M.   &   H.  O. 
Co.,  162  Broadway,  house   at  Newton 
Truax  L.  C.  L.,  at  139  Broadway 
Trudeau  Julius,  butcher,  b.  112  North  av. 
True  George  H.  (H.  K.  Parsons  &  Co.), 
stable,  198  North  av.,  b.  Porter's  Hotel 
Trumbull  Geo.  C,  treasurer  North  End 
Savings  Bank  (57  Court,  B.),  house  14 
Arlington 
Trundy  Thomas  R.,  clerk  Cambridge  P. 

O.,  house  882  Main 
Tubbs  H.  A.,  conductor  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  boards  at  Brighton 
Tuck  George  A.,  painter,  h.  343  Main 
Tucker  Charles,   packer,   rooms  George 

Came's,  Squire's  block,  Gore 
Tucker  Dora,   widow  of  John,  house  27 

Washington 
Tucker  Ebenezer  (Ivers  &  Tucker),  car- 
riage mnfr.,  Church,opposite  Palmer, 
house  5  Revere  [ant 

Tucker  Edward  O.,  painter,  h.  107  Pleas- 
Tucker  Frank,  trimmer,  b.   W.   White's, 

Squires'  block,  Gore 
Tucker  Geo.  A.,  action  make**,  162  Broad- 
way, house  at  Medford 
Tucker  Isabelle  Miss,  boards  100  Austin 
Tucker  James  S.,  boards  28  North 
Tucker  Joseph,  laborer,  h.  35  Hastings 
Tucker  Mary  Miss,  boards  106  Austin 
Tucker  Mary,  wid.  of  James,  h.  28  North 
Tucker  Thomas.doorkeeper  (State  House, 

B. ) ,  house  51  Green 
Tucker  Wm.,  shoe-cutter  (9  Union,  B.), 

house  28  Howard 
Tucker  William  E.,  carriagesmith,  rear  10 

Brattle,  house  2  DeWolf  place 
Tucker  William  T.,  carriage  trimmer,  4 
Cambridge,  boards  at  Boston 


J.  JEE.  &  J.  I*.  THAYER  &  CO., 

660   ZM^IZLnT    STEEET. 


PAPER  HANGINGS. 


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Tuckerman  J.  Willard,  banker   (78  Dev- 
onshire, B.),  house  310  Harvard 
Tuckley  William,  sawyer,  h.  146  Bridge 
Tufts  Albert,  painter,  house  26  Sixth 
Tufts  Charles,  hostler  Prospect  House, 

596  Main,  boards  do. 
Tufts  Charles,  house  67  Prospect 
Tufts  Chas.,  shoemaker,  h.  r.  80  Boylston 
Tufts  Cora  L.  Miss,  copyist,   Otis,  corner 

Second,  boards  83  Thorndike 
Tufts  Eben  T  ,  painter,  boards  149  Otis 
Tufts  Francis  H.,  painter,  149  Otis,  h.  do. 
Tufts  Francis  W.,  boards  13  Prospect 
Tufts  Frank  H.  jr.,  painter,  b.  149  Otis 
Tufts  George,  paper-hanger,  b.  149  Otis 
Tufts  Geo.  M, salesman  (404  Washington, 

B.),  h.  39  River  [h.  107  do. 

Tufts    Hiram   W.,  foreman,    120    Green, 
Tufts  John  A.,  mason,  h.  83  Thorndike 
Tufts  John  A.  jr.,  upholsterer,  boards  83 

Thorndike 
Tufts   Joseph  D.,  baker  (Main,  Charles- 
town)  ,  boards  185  Hampshire 
Tufts  Joseph  P.,    gas  metre  mnfr.    (153 

Franklin,  B  ),  house  5  Forest 
Tufts  Joseph  W.,   conductor  Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co.,  house  185  Hampshire 
Tufts  Samuel,  furniture  mover,    Lyceum 

Exchange,  Harvard  sq.,  h.  890  Main 
Tufts  Sarah,  widow  of   Ebenezer  T.,  h. 

136  Cambridge 
Tukey  Charles  F.,  driver  W.  L  Lockhart, 

203  Bridge,  house  62  Winter 
Tukey  John  D.,  teamster,  h.  136  Bridge 
Tulley  Edward,  hostler  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  201  Main,  house  3  Deacon 
Tulley  Patrick,  hostler  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  201  Main,  house  3  Deacon 
Tilmilty  Michael,  laborer,   h.  97  Kinnaird 
Tumilty  Peter,  teamster,  h.  98  Kinnaird 
Tumilty  Peter  jr.,  teamster,    boards   98 

Kinnaird 
Tumilty  William,  lab.,  bds.  97  Kinnaird 
Tupper  Frank  M.,  clerk  (High,  B.),  bds. 

227  Broadway 
Turcotte  Francis  X.,  blacksmith,  29  Main, 

house  8  Second  street  court 
Turnbull  Daniel,  engineer,   5  Broadway, 

boards  10  do. 
Turnbull  George,   carpenter  (17  Blossom, 

B.),  house  15  Salem 
Turnbull  Robert  P. ,   foreman  J.  W.  Low, 

Dudley,  c.  Reed,  house  at  Stoneham 
Turnbull  George  Whitley,  carriage  paint- 
er, 440  Main,  boards  15  Salem 
Turnbull  William,  safe  maker,  17  Main 
Turner  Alfred  T.  jr.,  dye-stuffs  (117  Milk, 

B.),  house  25  Sacramento 
Turner    Chas.    W.,     printer     University 

Press,  boards  4  South 
Turner  Cordelia,  widow,  house  23  Irving 
Turner  Daniel,  machinist,  h.  159  Columbia 
Turner    Dwight    M.,    organ     tuner,    162 

Broadway,  house  48  Antrim 
Turner  Edward  T.,  saloon,  34  Cambridge, 

rooms  143  Thorndike 
Turner  Frank,  at  203  Bridge 


Turner  Harriet  A.,  widow  of  James,  h. 

112  Columbia  [b.  13  Clark 

Turner  Harry,  lab.  (682  Washington,  B.), 
Turner  Henry  H.,  tuner,   162  Broadway, 

house  44  Antrim 
Turner  James,  at  Guild,   Church   &  Co., 

State,  house  13  Clark 
Turner  James,packer  Ivers  &  Pond  Piano 

Co.,  Albany 
Turner  Jeremiah  C,   printer  University 

Press,  house  4  South 
Turner  John  E.,  organ  tuner,   162  Broad- 
way, house  6  Felton 
Turner    Joshua,    foreman   of    spring-bed 

makers,   Rhoades  bldg.,  State,  house 

10  State  [155  Winsor 

Turner  Mary,  widow  of  Bernard,  house 
Turner  Obed  C.  Mrs.,  house  267  North  av. 
Turner  Patrick,  brakeman  B.  &  A.  R.  R., 

house  rear  112  Brookline 
Turner  Peter,  currier,  house  Harris,  near 

Somerville  line 
Turner  Stephen,  engineer,  91  Broadway 
Turner  Thomas,  watchman  Amer.  Rubber 

Co.,  house  1  Burrage  block,  Bristol 
Turner  &  Smith  (Dwight  M.  Turner  and 

El  win   H.   Smith),  organ  tuners,  162 

Broadway 
Turtor.  George  B.,  master  mariner  (Com- 
mercial, B.),  house  50  Sidney 
Tuson  Zachary  T.,  carriagesmith  (14  Sud- 
bury, B.), "house  9  William 
Tute  Rensselaer,  salesman  (207  State,  B.), 

house  108  Inman 
Tuttle  Freeman,  gardener,  bds.  25  Tuttle 
Tuttle  H.  A.,  clerk,    13  Broadway,   house 

at  Lexington  [Tuttle 

Tuttle  Lydia  B.,  widow  of  Moses,  house  25 
Tuttle  Mary  E.,  widow  of  Joseph  P.  S.,  h. 

364  Cambridge 
Tuttle  William  H.,  salesman  (108  Pearl, 

B.),  house  102  Magazine 
Tweed  Benjamin  F.,  bds.  332  Broadway 
Twigg   Arthur,   burner  Bay  State  Brick 

Co.,  house  18  Reed 
Twigg  Oliver,  burner  Bay  State  Brick  Co., 

house  rear  52  Spruce  [686  Main 

Twisden  E.  Stacy,  clerk,  621  Main,  boards 
Twisden  John  W.,  clerk,  568  Main,  b.  18 

Rockwell 
Twist  William,  house  92  Pearl 
Twist  William  H.,  conductor  Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co.,  house  462  Main 
Twitchell  Orrin  W.,  salesman  31   and  33 

Elm,  house  98  Norfolk 
Twohig  Dennis,  mason,  h.  4,  r.  18  Sparks 
Twohig  John,  gardener,  h.  3,  r.  18  Sparks 
Twombly  Arthur  W.,  asst.  foreman  B.  L. 

&  C.   R.    R.   shop,   Bridge,  house  at 

Charlestown 
Twombly  Fred.  M.,  general  foreman  B.  L. 

&    C.  R.   R.   shop,   Bridge,   house   at 

Charlestown  [Spring 

Twombly  Harris  W.,  teamster,  boards  146 
Twombly  Joshua  (Jenness   &   Twombly), 

express    Riverside     and    University 

Presses,  house  25  Putnam  avenue 


Dimension  Frames  Sawed  to  Order.  LUMBER  &.  MOULDINGS. 

J.  «.  &  N.  O.  GOOCI1,  Western  At.,  Brighton,  70  Kilby  Street,  Boston. 


TYL 


283 


VAU 


Tyler  Albert  E.,  woodturner,   bouse   143 

Franklin  [h.  2S  Sixtb 

Tyler  Asa,  bootmaker  (21   Cornhill,  B.), 

Tyler  Daniel  G..  paints,  etc.  (26  India,  B.), 

house  Highland  av.,  n.  Broadway 
Tyler  Frederick,  wood  turner,  131  Broad- 
way, house  140  Hampshire 
Tyler  George  F.  (Daniels,  Badger  &  Co.), 
furniture  mnfr.,  Woodbury  building. 
Otis,  house  at  Boston         [h.  Avon  pi. 
Tyler  Henry  M.,  printer  University  Press, 
Tyler  John  F.,  lawyer,  boards  13  Shepard 
Tyler  John  M.,  pres.  Cambridge  Gas  Light 
Co.,  and  coal  (76  State,  B.),  house  13 
Shepard 
Tyler  Joseph  H.  registrar  of  probate  and 
insolvency,  and  attorney,  office  Court 
House,  Third,  house  at  Winchester 
Tyler  Win.  P.,  wood  turner,  h.  13  Clark 
Tyler  W.  EL,  conductor  Cambridge  Ft.  R. 

Co.,  boards  at  Arlington 
Tynes  Timothy,  caterer,  h.  166  Hampshire 
Tynes  Timothy  G.,  medical  student,  bds. 
166  Hampshire 

UHRIG  JOSEPH,  prop.  Prospect  House, 

596  Main,  h.  73  Green  [Inman 

Ulman  Geo.  R,  bookkeeper   (B.),   bds.  91 
Ulman  Maria  J.  Miss,  house  104  Allston 
Ulman  Susan  Miss,  house  104  Allston 
Ulmer  George,   foreman   of  coopers,  169 

Gore,  h.  127  Thorndike  [h.  182  do. 
Ultsch  John  B.,  foreman,  134  Broadway, 
Umbehend  Amos,  bartender,   1   Webster 

avenue,  house  21  School 
Umbehend     Ferdinand    F.,    upholsterer, 

boards  56  Sidney  [School 

Umbehend  Jacob,  machinist,  house  51 
Umbehend  John,  varnisher,  bds.  173  Otis 
Umberhand  Frederick,  brush  maker,  h.  13 

Carson  [azine 

Underwood  Nathan,  milkman,  h.  34  Mag- 
Underwood  Peter,  grocer,  174  Rice,h.l7  do. 
Underwood  Walter  H.,   milkman,   house 

34  Magazine 
Union  Ice  Co.,  Prison  Point  bridge,  office 

(38  Commercial  wharf,  B.) 
Union  Laundry,  Stephen  Sullivan,  prop., 

10  Austin 
Union   Pacific  Tea  Co.,   James  Latimer 

manager,  565  Main 
University  Press,   John   Wilson   &   Son, 

props.,    printing,   stereotyping,    and 

electrotvping,  Brattle  square 
University  stable,    Gwynne  &  Co..  props., 

22  and  24  Brattle 
Upham  Harry  T.,  clerk  City  Treasurer's 

office,  City  Hall,  house  17  Tremont 
Upham  Thomas  A.,  mechanician  (17  Har- 
vard place,  B.),  house  22  Clinton 
Usher  William  P.,  compositor  University 

Press,  house  23  Hancock 

VAIL  JOSEPH  HOWARD,  shipping 
clerk,  153  Putnam  av.,  bds.  26  Prince 

Valencia  Jacob,  cigar  maker  (Cambridge, 
B.),  house  9  Watson 


Valentine  Jones  (Valentine,  Ellis  &  Co.), 
Sargent's  wharf,  Charles  River,  order 
office,  26  Boylston,  house  30  Holynke 

Valentine  Robert,  tinsmith,  153  Putnam 
avenue,  house  154  Green 

Valentine  Wm.  Samuel,  waiter,  boards  63 
Washington 

VALENTINE,  ELLIS  &  CO. 
(Jones  Valentine,  Benj.  W.  Ellis,  and 
Edwin  S.  Sails),  coal  and  wood,  Sar- 
gent's wharf,  Charles  River,  order 
office,  26  Boylston 
Vallee  Alphonso  C,  bookbinder  Riverside 

Press,  boards  55  River 
Vallely  Arthur  L.,  laborer,  h.  24  Porter 
Vallely  Arthur  T.,  laborer,  h.  22  Porter 
Vallely  John  P.,  teamster,  b.  22  Porter 
Vallely  Peter  B.,  bookkeeper,  house  rear 

48  Broadway 
Van   Brunt   E.  P.,  widow  of  Commodore 
G.  J.,  house  175  Brattle 

VAX   BRUNT  HEXRY,  architect 
(60  Devonshire,  B.),  house  17o  Brattle 
Vance  Joseph  S.,  salesman,  h.  49  River 
Vandervoort  John   E.,  foreman  of  orna- 
m  enters,  153  Putnam  avenue,  house 
19  Prospect 
Van  de  Sande  Caroline  If.  M.,  widow  of 

Daniel  F.  G.,  house  419  Broadway 
Vandeusen    Edward,    action    maker,    137 

Broadway,  h.  66  Norfolk  [Clark 

Van  Duze  Orville  W.,  iron  moulder,  h.  14 
Van  Hise  Frank,  laborer,  h.  9  Flagg  st.  ct. 
Van  Horn  Robert,  piano  case  maker,  624 

Main 
Van  Norman  George  W.,  photographer,  7 

Brattle,  house  at  Waltham 
Van   Putten   John,  cabinet  maker,  house 

160  Otis 
Van  Rees  Nicholas,  finisher,  h.  160  Otis 
Van  Stry  Augustus,  cabinet  maker,  house 

1  Douglass  court  [lass  ct. 

Van  Stry  Augustus  jr.,  carver,  b.  1  Doug- 
Van  Stry  Louis,  confectioner,  b.  24  Eighth 
Van    Ummersen    Wm.,    cabinet    maker, 

house  54  Sixth 
Varnev  Thos.  E..  clerk,  468  Harvard,  rms. 

134  Mt.  Auburn  [7  Roseland 

Varnum  Caroline  B.,  wid.  of  Benj.  F.,  h. 
Varnum  John  ML,  clerk   Riverside   Press, 

house  7  Roseland 
Varnum  William,  house  7  Roseland 
Vaughan   A.    Abbot,  oils    (42   India,  B.), 

house  21  Berkeley 
Vaughan    Arthur,   ticket  agent    Howard 

Theatre  (B.),  house  92  Gore 
Vaughan  Benj..  com.  mer.  (42  India,  B.), 

house  24  Concord  avenue 
Vaughan  Charles  E.,  physician  and  over- 
seer of  poor,  8  Garden,  house  do. 
Vaughan  Francis  W.,  librarian  Social  Law 

Library   (14  Court-house,  B.),  boards 

21  Berkeley 
Vaughan  Michael,  laborer,  h.  12  Bolton 
Vaughan  Wm.  M.,  house  2  Craigie 
Vaughn  James  W.,  safe  painter,  17  Main, 

house  rear  160  do. 


GARDENERS, 


FLORISTS,  and  Contractors  for 

P.  O'BRIEN  &  SON,  820  Main  &  89  Sparks  Sts. 


CEMETERY  WORK 


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284 


WAL 


Vaupel    Louis    F.,  glass    engraver  N.  E. 

Glass  Works,  house  109  Thorndike 
Vaupel  Louis  H.,  bookkeeper  (33  North, 

B.),  boards  109  Thorndike 
Veazie    George    F.,    driver,    203    Bridge, 
h.  58£  Cambridge  [Winthrop 

Veith  Paul  F.,  fresco  painter,  house  30 
Venables  George,  laborer,  h.  189  Franklin 
Venner  John  T.,  fly  finisher,  162  Broad- 
way, house  12  Union 
Vernier  William,  case  maker,  162  Broad- 
way, house  25  Elm 
Venter  Charles   E.,  jeweler  (41  Hanover, 

B.),  house  22  Tremont 
Venter  Matilda,  wid.  of  J.  E.,  h.  55  Moore 
Verbeke  Charles,  provision  dealer,  boards 

104  Thorndike 
Verliu   William,  carpenter  B.  L.  &   C.  R. 

R.,  house  177  Cambridge 
Vernhet,  Henry  J.,  baker,  51  Dublin, 'b. do. 
Vickers  George  H.,  brass  finisher  (Port- 
laud,  B.),  house  136  Brookline 
Victory  John  B.,  stucco  worker,  house  6 
Rogers'  blk.,  Main  [Harvard 

Vigneau  Mary,  widow  of  Edward,  h.  157 
Vigaeron  John,  glass  cutter,  h.  83  Fifth 
Vigneron  Nicholas  J.,  packer,  h.  83  Fifth 
Viles   William   V.,  pressman   University 

Press,  house  at  Boston 
Vilkselams  Samuel,  laborer,  h.  33  Howard 
Vilmaire  Chas.,  tinsmith,  h.  3  Gray  place 
Vilmaire  Henry  F.,  tinsmith,  r.  104  Main, 

boards  do. 
Vilmaire  Ovide,  tinsmith,  104  Main,  h.  do. 
Vilmaire   Ovide  jr.,  tinsmith,  104    Maiu, 

boards  do. 
Vinal  Albert  Mrs.,  house  235  Harvard 
Vinal  Charles,  machinist,  356  Main,  house 

at  Somerville 
Vinal   Charles   A.,  shoe  mnfrs.'  goods  '45 

High,  B.),  house  290  Harvard 
Vincent  Henry,  hostler,  520  Cambridge, 

house  436  do. 
Vining  Abbie  A.  Miss,  cashier   (43  Tre- 
mont, B.),  house  486  Main 
Vining  Carrie  M.  Mrs.,  house  486  Main 
Vining  Carrie  R.  Miss,saleslady,660  Main, 
boards  486  do.  [36  Essex 

Vinton  Mary  I.,  teacher  Allston  school,  b. 
Vittum  John,  ice  driver,  h.  31  Tremont 
Vocell   Joseph,  sheet  iron   worker,  house 
16  Bolton  [111  Dublin 

Vocell  Theodore,  carriage  maker,  house 
Vogell  William,  currier,  h.  70  Sacramento 
Vogl    Adolph,    bookkeeper     University 

Press,  house  81  Thorndike 
Vogl  Emma  H.  Miss,  teacher,  boards  81 

Thorndike 
Voit  Wm.,  brass  finisher,  h.  27  Seventh 
Volk  J.    Henry,  boot  and  shoemaker,  31 

Banks,  house  41  Flagg 
Volkmann    Arthur    L.    K.,    teacher    (20 

Boylston  pi.,  B. ),  h.84  Buckingham 
Voorhees  Caroline  C,  teacher  Kindergar- 
ten school,  Winsor,  h.  13  Prospect 
Vose  Lyman,  laborer,  h.  6  Squire's  court 
Voye  Wm.,  helper,  356  Main,  h.at  Medford 


WADDEN    MATTHEW,    cooper,  house 

125  Hampshire 
Wadden  Nicholas  J.,  bookkeeper,  boards 

125  Hampshire 
Wade  Asa,  flour  inspector  (186  State,  B.), 

house  301  Broadway 
Wade  Henry  F.,  bookkeeper  (186  State 

B.),  house  6  Tremont 
Wade  J.  Augustine,  snpt.  Cambridgeport 
Diary  Co.,  105  Magazine,  h.  10  Cottage 
Wade  John  P.,  machinist,  h.  19  Seventh 
Wade   Nathaniel,   bookkeeper  (38    Sears 

building,  B. )  house  14  Meacham 
Wade  N.  George,  produce,  h.  107  Winsor 
Wade  Rufus  R.,  Chief  of  District  police 

(35  Pemberton  sq.,  B.),  bds.  67  Otis 
Wade  Watson,  carpenter,  h.  94  Tremont 
Wade  William  W.,  organ  reed  maker,  162 

Broadway,  boards  99  Inman 
Wadman  Herbert  C,   planer,  624  Main, 

boards  at  Allston 
Wadsworth  M.  Edward,  asst.  museum  of 
Comparative  Zoology  H.  U.,  house  40 
Shepard 
Wah  Hong,  laundry,  10  Pearl,  house  do. 
Wah  Kess.  laundry,  29  Brattle,  house  do. 
Wah  King  Kee,  laundry,  506  Main,  h.  do. 
Wah  Lee,  laundry,  523  Main,  house  do. 
Wain  Walter  Thomas,  boiler  maker.  B.  L. 

&  C.  R.  R.  shop,  house  77  Third 
Wait  John  L  ,  machinist,  house  67  Vine 
Waite  Charles  H.,  sawyer,  139  Broadway, 

house  414  Main 
Waitt  Andrew  S.,  house  18  Ash 
Waitt  Freeman  C.  Mrs.,  h.  35  Cottage 
Waitt  Sarah  B.  Miss,  teacher  Dunster  pri- 
mary scbool,  boards  25  Tuttle 
Wakefieid  Alley  T.  m.d.,  boards  842  Main 
Wakefield  Eliza  H.  Mrs.,  h.  22  Pleasant 
Wakefield  Enoch  H.,  real  estate  broker 

(31  State,  B.),  house  842  Main 
Wakefield  Enoch  H.  jr.,  bookkeeper  (150 

State,  B.),  boards  56  Erie 
Wakefield  James  H.,  carpenter,  h.  1  Elmer 
Walcott  Charles  F.,  lawyer  (39  Court,  rm. 

5,  B.),  house  85  Sparks 
Walcott  Henry  P.,  physician,  11  Water- 
house,  house  do. 
Waldron    John    Q.    A.,  bookkeeper  (129 

Commercial,  B.),  house  55  Austin 
Waldron  William,  at  139  Broadway,  bds. 

40  Sidney 
Walfrum  John,  piano  maker,  State,  house 

at  Boston 
Walker  Aaron  G.,  variety  store,  546  Main, 

house  20  Brookline 
Walker  Albert  L.,  drier,  boards  Mansion 

House,  Gore,  corner  Bridge 
Walker  Alice  M.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  house 
49  Hamilton  [Wendell 

Walker  Augustus  E.,  mariner,  boards  16 
Walker  Bryant,  gardener,  h.  54  Brattle 
Walker  Charles,  supt.  Riverside  Press,  h. 

39  Western  avenue 
Walker  Charles  E.,  teamster,3  Hampshire, 

boards  13  Essex 
Walker  Chas.  H.,  machinist,  h.  17  Seventh 


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Walker  Charles  T.,  carriages  and  horses, 
(168  Portland,  B.),  h.  293  Harvard 

Walker  Chas.  W.,  piano  maker,  624  Main, 
house  at  Boston 

Walker  Fred  S.,  clerk  (Broad,  B.),  house 
72  School  [17  River 

Walker  Fiances,  widow  of  Alonzo  V.,  b. 

Walker  George  W.,  conductor  Cambridge 
R.  R.  Co.,  hous*e  99  River 

Walker  Henry,  h.  32  Charles  River 

Walker  Herbert  (168  Portland,  B.),  boards 
293  Harvard 

Walker  Horace  H.,  engineer  House  of 
Correction,  house  104  Thorndike 

Walker  John,  carpenter,  b.  88  Mt.  Auburn 

Walker  John,  bookbinder  Riverside  Bind- 
ery, boards  113  Norfolk 

Walker  John  C.  (168  Portland,  B.),  boards 
293  Harvard 

Walker  John  E.,  printer  Riverside  Press, 
house  35  River 

Walker  John  H.,  bookbinder,  105  Maga- 
zine, house  165  Putnam  avenue 

Walker  John  H.,  bookkeeper  (237  Wash- 
ington, B. ),  boards  650  Main 

Walker  John  H.,  driver  steam  fire  engine 
2,  house  425  Main 

Walker  John  W.,  postal  clerk  F.  R.  R.,  h. 
36  River 

Walker  Joseph  H.  Mrs.,  h.  16  Wendell 

Walker  Marcellus,  boots  and  shoes  (28 
High,  B.),  house  289  Harvard 

Walker  Mary  Miss,  house  47  Winsor 

Walker  Martha  L.,  widow  of  John,  house 
187  Hampshire 

Walker  Maxwell  K.,  hairdresser,  7  Brattle, 
house  3  DeWolf 

Walker  Parker  L.,  inspector,  162  Broad- 
way, house  46  Austin 

Walker  Richard,  driver  Cambridge  R.  R. 
Co.,  house  255  Mt.  Auburn 

Walker  Robert,  horse  shoer,  9  Church, 
boards  3  Oak  [53  do. 

Walker  Samuel,  tailor,  49  Cambridge,  h. 

Walker  Thomas  O. ,  stationery  (No.  2  A 
Hamilton  pi.,  B.),  h.  31  Western  av. 

Walker  Weston  W.,  grocer,  621  Main,  bds. 
688  do.  [burn 

Walker  William,  carpenter,  b.  88  Mt.   Au- 

Walker  Wm.,  coffin  maker,  203  Bridge 

Walkling  Ernest  F.,  cabinet  maker  F.  M. 
Holmes  Furniture  Co.,  house  at 
Charlestown 

Walkling  Frederick  L.,  die  maker  N.  E. 
Glass  Works,  house  162  Cambridge 

Wall  Albert,  cabinet  maker,  b.  62  Broad- 
way [12  Brewer 

Wall  Charlotte,  widow  of  Edmund,  house 

Wall  Edmund  A.,  musician,  b.  12  Brewer 

Wall  Gustavus,  cabinet  maker,  boards  62 
Broadway 

Wall  James,  stone  polisher,  J.  Harrington 
Clark,  Gore's  wharf,  h.  at  So.  Boston 

WALL.    JOSEPH    E.,    umbrellas, 
furnishing  goods,  etc.,  447  Main,  bds. 
36  Cherry 
Wall  William,  boards  36  Cherry 


Wall  Wm.  E.,  grainer,  house  10i  Brewer 
Wallace  David  P.  (High,  B.),  b.  96  Austin 
Wallace  Frederick   G.,  clerk  (9  Tremont 

row,  B. ),  boards  31  Ash 
Wallace  James,  foreman  cabinet  maker's, 

17  Main,  house  at  Boston 
Wallace  James  jr.,  safe  maker,  17  Main 
Wallace   John  J.,   shoemaker,  house  34 

Washington 
Wallace  John,  laborer,  house  22  North 
Wallace  Joseph,  night  watchman,   house 

McDonald  [h.  31  Ash 

Wallace  Martha  A.,  wid.  of  James  P.  jr., 
Wallace  Thomas  G.,  at  162  Broadway,  h. 

rear  48  Clark 
Waller  John  A.,  hairdresser,   128  Cam- 
bridge, house  49  Fourth 
Walley  George,  laborer,   house    Rolling 

Mill  block,  Bristol 
Walling  Henry  F.,  house  98  Trowbridge 
Walp  Abraham,  house  48  Pine 
Walp  Henry  W.,  in  rolling  mill,  house  14 

Berkshire  place 
Walp  Thomas,  teamster,  boards  48  Pine 
Walsh  Anna,  widow  of  Walter,   house  43 

Seventh  [house  do. 

Walsh  Edmund,  physician,174  Cambridge, 
Walsh  Edward,  laborer,  bds.  8  Broadway 
Walsh  Edward,  boards  Michael  Walsh's, 

McDonald 
Walsh  Ellen  C.  Miss,  teacher  Otis  pri- 
mary school,  boards  75  Third 
Walsh  Gilbert    E.,    carpenter,     house    2 

Simonds'  block,  DeWolf 
Walsh  Henry  E.,  lumber  surveyor,  house 

71  Spring  [house  do. 

Walsh  James  M.,  liquors,  8  Broadway, 
Walsh  John,   boiler  maker  B.  L.  &  C.  R. 

R.,  house  75  Third 
Walsh  John,  hostler,   h.  31  Charles  River 
Walsh  John,  moulder  H.  M.  Bird,Pelham 
Walsh  John  J.,  clerk,  8  Broadway,  b.  do. 
Walsh   Michael,   foreman  A.  McDonald, 

Mt.  Auburn,  house  McDonald 
Walsh  Patrick  T.,  hen  dealer,  house  Clay, 

2d  from  Harvey 
Walsh  Richard,  safe  maker,  17  Main 
Walsh  Richard  P.,   gardener  J.  C.   Gray, 

Brattle,  c.  Fresh  Pond  lane,   bds.  do. 
Walsh  Thomas,   laborer,   house  Ninth,  c. 

Otis 
Walsh,  see  Welch,  Welsh  and  Weltch 
Walters  John  T.,  laborer,  house  10  Third 
Walters  Richard,  house  36  Washington 
Walters  Wm.  F.,  boards  36  Washington 
Walther  Margaret  A.,  widow  of  Daniel, 

house  64  Fairmont 
Walton  Benjamin  P.,  lithographic  printer 

Riverside  Press,  house  33  Auburn 
Walton  Charles  R., boiler  maker,  72  Main, 

house  59  Essex 
Walton  Daniel  G.,  county  commissioner, 

Court-house,  Third,  h.  at  Wakefield 
Walton  Harriet  L.  Mrs.,h.  26  Mt.  Auburn 
Walton  Milton  L.,   treas.   North  Avenue 

Savings  Bank,   173  North  avenue,  h. 

Avon  place,  off  Avon  hill  street 


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Ward  A.    A.   Miss,   copyist,  Otis,  corner 

Second,  boards  71  Dunn 
Ward  A.  A.  &  Co.  (Andrew  A.  Ward  and 

Henry  Brown), provisions,  540  Main 
Ward  Andrew  A.   (A.   A.  Ward  &  Co.), 

provisions,  540  Main,  house  51  Erie 
Ward  Arthur,  clerk,  540  Main,  h.   West- 
ern avenue,  coiner  Jay 
Ward  Catherine  Miss,  house  66  Hastings 
Ward  Charles  Henry,  boots  and  shoes  (35 

and  37  High,  B  j,  bds.  354  Harvard 
Ward   Charles   H.,   broker  (26   Congress 

sq.,  B. ),  house  34  Putnam  avenue 
Ward  Edward,  cigar  maker,   16  Willow, 

house  do. 
Ward  Edward  A.,  house  71  Dana 
Ward  Edward  R.,  clerk,  438  Harvard,  b. 

2,  rear  13  Charles  River 
Ward  Edward  W.,  teamster,  71  Main,  bds. 

138  Elm  [Leighton  ct. 

Ward  Emily,  widow  of  William,  house  10 
Ward  Francis,  shipper,    10  Arrow,  house 

2,  rear  13  Charles  River 
Ward  Frank,  clerk   (53  Beverly,  B.),  bds. 

69  Magazine 
Ward  Fred.,  boards  171  Cambridge 
Ward  Frederick  L.,   clerk   (Summer,  cor. 

Hawley,  B.),  boards  121  Magazine 
Ward  Hannah,  widow  of  Moses  H.,  house 

138  Elm  [Putnam  av. 

Ward  Harry  Humphrey,  clerk,  boards  34 
Ward  Helen   M.   Miss,   teacher  Harvard 

primary  school,  boards  18  Bigelow 
Ward  Henry  C,  milkman  C.  H.  Titus,  15 

Park,  boards  121  Magazine 
Ward  H.  Lyman,  clerk,  540  Main,  h.  121 

Magazine 
Ward  James  F.,  student,  bds.  16  Willow 
Ward   Joanna,  widow  of  Patrick,  house 

89  Gore 
Ward  John,  laborer,  house  179  Dublin 
Ward  John,  laborer,  35  Pearl,  house  at 

Brighton 
Ward  John   F.,   time  keeper  Cambridge 

Gas  Co.'s  works,  Third,  house  12  Ap- 

pian-way 
Ward  John  H.,   hostler  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  201  Main,  boards  18  Pioneer  av. 
Ward  John  J.,  laborer,  bds.  179  Dublin 
Ward  John  P.,   watchman,   169  Gore,   h. 

4  Harding 
Ward  Langdon  L.,  student  Epis.   Theo. 

School,  Brattle,  boards  16  Ash 
Ward  Leverett  H.,  farmer,  bds.  3  Rogers' 

block,  Main 
Ward  Maria  L.  Miss,  dressmaker,  12  Nor- 
folk, boards  do.  [136  Green 
Ward  Marietta,  widow  of  Isaac  N.,  house 
Ward  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  dry  goods,   146  Har- 
vard, house  do. 
Ward  Samuel,  house  45  Erie 
Ward  Samuel  jr.,  carriage  painter,    244 

Main,  house  at  Wilmington 
Ward  Samuel    L.,     paper-hangings     (53 

Union,  B.),  house  26  Prospect 
Ward  S.  Heber,  shoemaker,   11  Harvard 

row 


Ward  Thomas,  blacksmith, 72  Main, house 
186  Broadway  [198  Hampshire 

Ward  William,   gardener  Hovey  &  Co.,  h. 

Ward  Wm.  F.,  currier,  bds.  179  Dublin 

Ward  William  F.,  paymaster,  169  Gore, 
boards  107  Washington 

Ward  William  H.,  pressman  University 
Press,  house  3  Mt.  Auburn  place 

Ward  Winthrop  A.  (W.  A.  Ward  &  Co.), 
carriage  manufacturer,  214  and  246 
Main,  house  69  Magazine 

Ward  W.  Austin,  salesman, 244  Main,  bds. 
rear  41  Norfolk 

Ward  W.  A.  &  Co.  (Winthrop  A.  Ward), 
carriage  mnfrs.,  244  and  246  Main 

Ward  well  Ann  M.,  widow  of  Joseph  W., 
boards  299  North  avenue 

Ward  well  Frank  W.,  fancy  goods  (7  Bow- 
doin  sq.,  B.),  house  299  North  avenue 

Ward  well  Sarah  J.  Mrs.,  h.  Lancaster 

Ward  well  Walter  C,  sewer  department 
(City  Hall,  B.),  boards  Mrs.  Sarah  J. 
Wardwell's,  Lancaster 

Ward  well  William  J.,  carriage  painter 
(Charles,  B.),  boards  1  Magazine  ct. 

Ware  Albert,  machinist,  72  Main,  boards 
32  Columbia 

Ware  Henry,  house  8  Berkeley 

Ware  Louisa  L.Miss,  house  7  Waterhouse 

Ware  Mary  H.  Miss,  house  7  Waterhouse 

Ware  Wesley  .organ  maker,  h.32  Columbia 

Ware  William  F.,  shoemaker,  519  Cam- 
bridge, house  do. 

Warfield  Henry,  proof-reader  Riverside 
Press,  house  19  Lawrence 

Warland  Edward  M.,  salesman  (42  India, 
B.),  house  11  Felton 

Warland  Emily  P.  Miss,  copyist,Otis,  cor- 
ner Second,  boards  11  Felton 

Warland  Margaret  A.  Miss,  b.  81  Brattle 

Warner  Adam,  conductor  Cambridge  R. 
R.  Co.,  boards  I.  N.  Higgins',  Hol- 
worthy  place 

Warner  Adam  T.,  conductor  Cambridge 
R.  R.  Co.,  house  34  Austin 

Warner  Caleb  H.,  pres.  National  Bank  of 
Commerce  (9  Sears  building,  Boston), 
boards  65  Sparks 

Warner  Elmer,  laborer,  boards  151  Otis 

Warner  Henry  E.,  law  school  H.  U.,  rms. 
77  Mt.  Auburn 

Warner  John,  laborer,  h.  303  Cambridge 

Warner  Joseph  B.,  lawyer  (39  Court,  B.), 
house  68  Sparks  [Mt.  Auburn 

Warner  Henry  E.,  law  student,  rooms  77 

Warnock  Adam,  supreme  secretary  Amer- 
ican Legion  of  Honor  (442  Washing- 
ton, B.),  house  111  Washington 

Warnock  Ellen  Miss,  house  17  Myrtle  pi. 

Warnock  James  (B.),  house  6  Cherry 

Warnock  William,  soda  maker,  house  45 
Harding  [Pearl 

Warnock  William  jr.,  hack  driver,  h.  157 

Warnock  William  H.,  salesman  (68  Pearl, 
B.),  house  23  Fifth 

Warren  Albert  H.  H.,  bookbinder  River- 
side Press,  house  115  Western  avenue 


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Warren  Alfred  E.,  music  teacher,  bds.  208 

Pearl 
Warren  Charles,  h.  36  Winsor 
Warren  C.  E.,  conductor  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  h.  at  Arlington  [Charles 

Warren  Delia,  widow  of  Samuel,  house  32 
Warren  Fred.,  machinist,  72  Main,  house 

4  Tufts 
Warren  George  F.,  conductor  Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co.,  house  80-J  Green 
Warren  James,  gate-tender  B.  &  M.  R.  R., 

boards  71  Cambridge 
Warren  John,  laborer,  house  48  Foster 
Warren   John,    teamster,  12    Cambridge, 

house  14  do.  ' 

Warren  Junius,  driver   Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  house  347  Cambridge 
Warren  Lillian  C.  Miss,  saleslady,  8  Pearl, 

boards  12  Pleasant  [weather 

Warren  Martha  R.  Miss,  boards  11   Fayer- 
Warren  Rufus,  boots  and  shoes   (177  and 

181  Congress,  B. ),  house  53  North  av. 
Warren  Sarah   C.  Mrs.,  variety  store,  452 

Cambiidge,  house  do. 
Warren  Thomas  H.,  produce,  house  rear 

100  Webster  avenue 
Warren  Timothy,  laborer,  house  59  North 
Warren  William,  cabinet  maker,  Wood- 
bury's building,  Otis,  house  rear  56 

Franklin 
Warren  Wm.  F.  Rev.,  h.  329  Broadway 

WAR  HEN  WM.  T.,  confectionery 
mnfr.,  8  Pearl, house  12  Pleasant 
Warriner  Myron  A.,  medical  student  H. 

U.,  boards  14  Salem 
Washburn  Alfred  F.,  house  28  Quincy 
Washburn  Charles  W., wheelwright,  house 

2(5  Charles  River 
Washburn  Emory  Miss,  house  28  Quincy 
Washburn  Frank  B.,  clerk  (B.),  b.  29  Lee 
Washburn  Frank  G.,  letter  carrier  Cam- 
bridge P.  O.,  7  Harvard  row,  house  at 
Somerville 
Wason   Robert  B.,  wholesale  grocer   (61 

Chatham,  B.),  boards  7  Walnut  av. 
Wassenius    Thorsten    M.,    cabinet-maker 

(65  Haverhill,  B.),  boards  8  Norfolk 
Waterman   Aaron,  cigars,  etc.,  97  Main, 
house  do.  [ant 

Waterman  Herbert  A.,  printer,  b. 15  Pleas- 
Waterman  Isabella  J.  Mrs.,  h.  15  Pleasant 
Waterman  James  H.,  bookbinder  River- 
side bindery,  house  2  Fairmont  av. 
Waters  Eliza  M.,  widow  of  Henry  C,  h.  6 

Sacramento  place,  last  on  left 
Waters  Henry  S.,  laborer,  h.  r.  44  Foster 
Waters  Isaac  G.,  picture  stock  (10  Canal, 

B.),  house  3  Mt.  Pleasant 
Waters  Robert,  frame  maker,  b.  9  Second 
Waters  Thomas,  laborer,  h.  3-J  Broadway 
Waters  William  C,  boards  28  Lee 
Watkins  Ira,  draw  tender  Brookline  street 
bridge,  h.  Waverlv,  cor.  Putnam  av. 

WATKISS    A.    WHITING,   hard 
ware,  etc.,  605  Main,  bds.  4  Prospect 
Watriss  Sarah  W.,  widow  of  Oliver  W., 
house  4  Prospect 


Watson  Alexander,  teamster  W.  T.  Rich- 
ardson &  Co.,  house  2  r.  78  Boylston 

Watson  Benjamin  T.,  proof-reader  (264 
Washington,  B.),  house  18  Shepard 

Watson  Edward  P.,  clerk  (28  Summer,  B.), 
boards  18  Shepard  [22  Orchard 

Watson  Edwin  S.,  clerk,  621  Main,  house 

Watson  Frank  L.,  bookkeeper  (85  Oliver, 
B.),  boards  18  Shepard 

Watson  Frank  W.,  cooper,  rear  68  Alls- 
ton,  boards  Squire's  brick  blk.,  Gore 

Watson  Henry  H.,  cooper,  rear  68  Alls- 
ton,  boards  Squire's  brick  blk.,  Gore 

Watson  James,  supt.  of  periodicals,  River- 
side Press,  house  63  Hancock 

Watson  Jeremiah  S.,  cooper,  h.  Squire's 
brick  block,  Gore 

Watson  John  B.,  laborer,  h.  5  Gray  place 

WATSON  JOHN  C,  stock-broker 
(70  Devonshire,  B.),  h.  388  Harvard 

Watson  John  F.,  engineer  (162  Washing- 
ton, B.),  house  11  Clark 

Watson  Julia  E.  Miss,  sec.  Cambridge 
flower  mission,  boards  25  Church 

Watson  Lewis  W.,  carriage  painter,  house 
382  Cambridge 

Watson  Maria  L.  Mrs.,  mitten  and  stock- 
ing mnfr.,  36  Cottage,  house  do. 

Watson  Mary  C.  Mrs.,  music  teacher,  r. 
101  Tremont,  house  do. 

Watson  Richard,  supt,  Otis,  corner  First, 
house  59  Third  [h.  39  Pleasant 

Watson  Rosina  C,  widow  of  Justus  D., 

Watson  Samuel  S.,  student  H.  U.,  boards 
715  Cambridge 

Watson  Sereno,  Curator  of  the  Herbarium 
Botanic  Garden  H.  U.,  h.  56  Shepard 

Watson  William  W.,  carpenter,  house  r. 
101  Tremont 

Watts  Alice  L.  Miss,  teacher  Putnam 
grammar  school,  boards  77  Thorndike 

Watts  Francis  A.  Mrs.,  house  26  Antrim 

Watts  Lucy  M.  Miss,  robe  maker,  203 
Bridge,  house  115  Spring  [Bow 

Watts  Mary  E.,  widow  of  Robert  H.,  h.  31 

Watts  William  R.,  hostler,  house  Mont- 
gomery, corner  Harvey 

Waugh  Chas.  (W.  A.  Waugh  &  Co.),  car- 
riage manufacturer,  446  Main,  house 
26  Hamilton 

Waugh  Richard,  blacksmith,  446  Main, 
boards  48  Sidney 

Waugh  William  A.  (W.  A.  Waugh  &  Co.), 
carriage  mnfr.,  446  Main,  h.  244  Pearl 

Waugh  W.  A.  &  Co.  (Wm.  A.  and  Charles 
Waugh),  carriage  mnfrs.,  446  Main 

Way  John  S.,  clerk  (111  South  Market,  B.), 
boards  137  Oxford  [well  av. 

Weatherbee  Arthur  C,  clerk,  b.  47  Cogs- 
Webb  Abbie  M.  Miss,  teacher  Washington 
grammar  school,  boards  17  Shepard 

Webb  James,  laborer,  house  102  Harvard 

Webb  Marianne  M.  Miss,  teacher  Holmes 
primary  school,  boards  17  Shepard 

Webb  Michael,  house  17  Shepard 

Webb  William  R.,  cigars  (103  Milk,  B.), 
house  125  Oxford 


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Webber  Aaron  D.,  foreman  at  Broadway, 
corner  Elm,  b.  87  Norfolk  [h.  do. 

Webber  A.  Carter,  physician,   771  Main, 
Webber  Antoine,  laborer,  h.  62  Charles 
Webber  Charles  E.,   teamster   Work    & 
Hayward,  house  8  Eaton  [pi. 

Webber  Chas.  H.,  moulder,  h.  3  Riverside 
Webber  Daniel,  wood  carver,  54  Bridge, 

house  45  Cambridge 
Webber  Dennis,  teamster,  h.  115  Fourth 
Webber  Frank  O.,  physician,  520  Main, 
house  do.  [Main 

Webber  George  A.,  clerk  (B.),  boards  771 
Webber  Harrison,  roofer,   153  Brookline, 

house  do. 

Webber  Hollis  A.,  trunk  maker,  rear  382 

Main,   boards  Cambridge  K.    R.   Co. 

station,  Cambridge,  corner  Baldwin 

Webber  John  H.,  architect,  etc., 604  Main, 

rooms  do.  [h.  13  Tufts 

Webber  John  H.  jr.,  clerk  (142  Friend,  B. ), 

Webber  Oliver  H.,  apothecary,  591   Main, 

bouse  1(0  Austin 
Webber  Sarah  B.  Mrs.,  h.  foot  Frisbie  pi. 
Weber    Anslem,    bootmaker,     212    Cam- 
bridge, house  do.  [house  do. 
Weber  George,  lager  beer,  214  Cambridge, 
Weber  Henry,  boots   and  shoes,  75  Pleas- 
ant, boards  6  Laurel           [20  Prescott 
Webster  Arthur  G.,  student  H.  U.,  rooms 
Webster  Benjamin  E.,  gilder  (508  Wash- 
ington, B.),  house  100  Columbia 
Webster  Edward  F.,  clerk  (6  Oliver,   B.), 

boards  20  Maple  avenue 
Webster  Francis  B.,  banker  and  com.  mer. 
(24  Congress,  B. ),  h.  20  Maple  avenue 
Webster  Jennie  R.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  100 
Columbia  [Boylston 

Webster  John  M.,  coachman,  house    65 
Webster  Nathan,  house  9  Sumner 
Webster  Nathan,  machinist,  72  Main,  h. 

12  Tufts 

Webster  Theodore  B.,  architect  and  car- 
penter, house  8S  Fourth 

Webster  William  F.,  cement  mnfr.,  1  Al- 
bany, house  225  Putnam  avenue 

Weeks  Mary  E.,  widow  of  Emmet,  house 

13  Rockwell 

Weeks  Wm.  H.,  teamster.b.  4  Hotel  Clark 
Weeks  Winthrop  H.,  teamster,  boards  23 

Sidney 
Wehrli  George,  diary  maker,  105  Maga- 
zine, house  rear  152  Pearl 
Weinberg  Isaac,  dry  goods,  h.  33  Second 
Weinhold  Henry,  wood  turner,  68  Second 
Weinschenk    Gustave,    printer    Harvard 

University,  house  1  Revere 
Weisse  Henry,  teamster,  boards  58  Sixth 
Weisse  John  S.,  upholsterer,  b.  58  Sixth 
Weisslinger  Herman,  moulder,  354  Main 
Weitze  Jacob,  laborer,  b.  13  Squire's  ct. 

WKITZE    PAUL,  provisions,     186 
Cambridge,  house  do. 
WEITZE  ROBERT,  sausage  mnfr., 
Thorndike,cor.  Eighth,  house  Spring, 
corner  Eighth 
Welch  Andrew,  teamster,  bds.  54  Ellery 


Welch  Annie,  widow,  house  7  Grant 
Welch  Benj.  S.,  house  44  Brookline 
Welch  Charles  P.,  periodical  store,   146 

Hampshire,  house  do. 
Welch  Catherine,  widow  of  James,  house 

34  Hunting 
Welch  Daniel,  juuk,  house  30  Hunting 
Welch  Daniel  J.,  currier,  h.  157  Franklin 
Welch  David,  laborer,  house  10  McCabe 
Welch  Edward,  safe  maker,  17  Main 
Welch  E.  Baker,  telephone  (95  Milk,  B.), 

house  823  Main 
Welch  Florence,  laborer,  h.  Foster  place 
Welch  Frank,  cooper  J.   H.  Eames,  bds. 

25  Sidney 
Welch  Frank,  currier,  boards  191  Dublin 
Welch  Hannah  R..  widow  of  Benjamin, 

house  127  Norfolk 
Welch    James,    gate    tender  East  street 

crossing  B.  L.  &  C.  R.  R.,h.  53  Bridge 
Welch  James,  laborer,  house  196  Spruce 
Welch  James,  blacksmith,  19  Gore,  bds. 

at  Boston 
Welch  Jeremiah,  currier,  house  Dudley, 

corner  Reed 
Welch  John,  bricklayer,  b.  10  Broadway 
Welch  John,  junk,  rear  127  Third,  h.  do. 
Welch  John,  laborer,  h.  137  Western  av. 
Welch  John,  laborer,  house  8  Porter 
Welch  John,  laborer,  boards  40  Union 
Welch  John,  laborer,  bds.  105  Webster  av. 
Welch   John   M.,  coupe  driver,  house  16 

Berkshire  place 
Welch  Margaret  Mrs.,  house  76  Spruce 
Welch  Mary,  widow  of  Edw.,  h.  40  Union 
Welch  Mary,  wid.  of  David,  b.  196  Spruce 
Welch  Mary  H.,  wid.  of  Hiram,  h.  113  Otis 
Welch   Mary  J.,   dressmaker,  boards  191 

Dublin 
Welch  M.  J.,  conductor  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  house  196  Green  [Third 

Welch  Maurice,  at  12  Cambridge,  h.  102 
Welch  Maurice  jr.,  laborer,  68  Bridge,  bds. 

4.i  North 
Welch   Michael,   grease  collector,    house 

105  Webster  avenue 
Welch  Michael,  coachman,  31  North  ave- 
nue, house  25  Chauncy 
Welch  Michael,  laborer,  house  181  Bridge 
Welch  Michael,  laborer,  boards  40  Union 
Welch   Michael,  laborer,   house  rear  189 

Hampshire 
Welch  Morris,  laborer,  13  Broadway 
Welch  No  rah,  house  8  Short 
Welch  Oliver,  engineer  (65  Pitts,  B.),  h. 

67  Otis 
Welch  Patrick,  laborer,  bds.  44  Boylston 
Welch  Patrick,  plasterer,  h.  261  Franklin 
Welch  Robert,  laborer,  house  ^7  Dublin 
Welch  Sarah,  wid.  of  David,  h.  191  Dublin 
Welch  Thomas,  laborer,  house  27  Vine 
Welch  Thomas  F.,  clerk,  bds.  17  Donnell 
Welch  William,  house  164  Mill 
Welch  William,  helper,  356  Main 
Welch,  see  Walsh,  also  Welsh  and  Weltch 
Weld  F.  M.,  conductor  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  house  at  Brighton 


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Weld  John  C,  carpenter,  b.  11  Farwell  pi. 

Wellebrock  John,  laborer,  bds.  41  Winter 

Weller  B.  H.,  tinsmith  Boston  Stamping 
Co.,  Third,  house  Everett 

Wellington  Ada  H.,  teacher  Harvard 
grammar  school,  boards  92  Norfolk 

Wellington  Alfred  H.,  clerk,  28  Bridge, 
house  at  Charlestown 

Wellington  Austin  C.  (Austin  C.  Welling- 
ton Coal  Co.),  coal,  5  Broadway,  and 
(438  Federal  and  17  Congress,  B.),  h. 
at  Boston 

WELLINGTON    AUSTIN     C. 
COAL  CO.,  5  Broadway  (438  Fed- 
eral, 17  Congress  and  564  Albany,  B.) 
Wellington  Chas.  B.,  medical  student,  b. 

5  Temple 
Wellington  Ernest  H.,  clerk,  211  Bridge, 

boards  at  West  Med  ford 
Wellington  Hannibal,  bds.  63  Prospect 
Wellington  Heliodorous.  h.  63  Prospect 
Wellington  HoratiofH.  Wellington  &  Co.), 
wood  and  coal,  28  Bridge,  house  at 
Charlestown 

WELLINGTON  HORATIO  & 
CO.  (Horatio  Wellington),  coal  and 
wood,  28  Bridge  and  (11  Kilby,  B.) 
Wellington  Jonas  C,  treas.  Austin  C. 
Wellington  Coal  Co.,  overseer  of  poor, 
and  coal  (17  Congress,  B.),  house  121 
North  avenue 

WELLINGTON  JOSEPH  A.  (J. 
A.  Wellington  &  Co.),  wood  and  coal, 
211  Bridge  and  (Charles  River  avenue, 
and  Medford,  foot  of  Lexington, 
Charlestown),  and  (68  Water,  B.),  h. 
100  Otis 

Wellington  Joseph  V.,  fruit,  etc.  (15  and 
17  Boylston  market,  B.),h.  12  Trernont 

Wellington  Joseph  V.  jr.,  clerk  (15  and  17 
Boylston  market,  B.),  b.  12  Tremout 

WELLINGTON  J.  FKANK,clerk, 
28  Bridge,  house  at  Somerville 
WELLINGTON  J.  A.  &  CO.  (Jo- 
seph A.  Wellington),  wood  and  coal, 
211  Bridge  (Charles  River  avenue,  and 
Medford,  foot  of  Lexington,  Charles- 
town), and  (68  Water,  B.) 

Wellington  Kate  F.,  teacher  Otis  primary 
school,  boards  63  Prospect 

Wellington  Margaret  B.  Miss,  teacher 
Harvard  grammar  school, b.  92  Norfolk 

Wellington  Richard,  teamster  Messer 
Bros.,  house  87 £  Harvard 

Wellington  Wm.  W.,  physician,  house 
and  office  5  Temple 

Wellman  C.  Mrs.,  house  132  Washington 

Wellman  J.  Wesley  jr.,  pressman  River- 
side Press,  house  74  River 

Wells  Amos  B.,  foreman  Rhoades'  build- 
ing, State,  house  rear  64  Winsor 

Wells  Charles  H.,  carpet  beater,  Rhoades' 
building,  State,  house  4  Moore 

Wells  Charles  P.,  teamster,  h.  15  School 

Wells  Daniel  Mrs.,  house  140  Brattle 

Wells  Harrison  G.,  boots  and  shoes  (110 
Summer,  B.),-boards  5  Bigelow 


Wells  Henry,  shipper  (100  Arch,  B.),  h.  2£ 
William 

WELLS    HENRY    J.,   attorney-at- 
law  (26  Pemberton  sq.,  room  15,  B.), 

house  5  Bigelow 
Wells  Henry  W.,  produce  (203  Mercantile 

market,  B. ),  house  60  Dana 
Wells  James  A.,  notary  public  (95   Milk, 

room  40,  B.),  house  140  Brattle 
Wells  James  H.,  cigar  mnfr.,  458  Main,  h. 

148  Washington 
Wells  Jeremiah,  driver  (Highland  R.  R., 

B.),  house  33  Pine 
Wells  John  H.,  carpenter,  h.  20  Farwell  pi. 
Wells   Mortimer    F.,  broom    maker,    412 

Main,  boards  at  Boston 
Wells  Samuel  H.,  clerk  (15  Central  wharf, 

B. ),  house  2  Hudson 
Wells  Sarah  L.  Miss,  boards  20  Berkeley 
Wells,  see  Welles 

Welsch  Benj.  E.,  bookbinder,  h.  1  Sands 
Welsh  Barnard,  tinman,  rooms  89  Putnam 

avenue  [Water 

Welsh  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Bernard,  h.  2 
Welsh  John,  finisher,  house  122  A,  Spring 
Welsh  Michael, coachman,  560  Cambridge, 

house  6  Antrim 
Welsh  Peter,  laborer,  house  5  Blair  place 
Welsh  Richard,  laborer,  h.  132  Webster  av. 
Welsh  Richard  H.,  bookbinder  Riverside 

Press,  house  49  Allston 
Welsh  Walter,  house  53  Otis 
Weltch  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Thomas  J.,  h. 

8  Howard 
Weltch  Henry  T., provisions,  Western  av., 

cor.  Putnam  avenue,  house  8  Howard 
Weltch,  see  Welch,  also  Welsh  and  Walsh 
Welton  Bethel,  laborer,  house  148  Charles 
Welts  Elisha  A.,  glass  worker,  house  183£ 

Cambridge  Ih.  18  Saville 

Wendell  Oliver  C,  asst.  at  Observatory, 
Wensleer  George,  spring  maker,  boards  41 

Winter 
Wentworth  Charles  E.  (John  Wilson  & 

Son),  printer  University  Press,  house 
.      386  Harvard 

Wentworth  Charles  G.  (R.  &  C.  G.  Went- 
worth),  carpenter,  rear  Main,  corner 

Essex,  house  99  Austin 
Wentworth  Charles  M.,  at  139  Broadway, 

h.  at  Boston  [bds.  7  Franklin 

Wentworth  Edgar  L.,  driver,  600  Main, 
Wentworth  Fred  G.,  clerk  (18  Bowker,  B.), 

boards  56  North  avenue 
Wentworth  George  S.,  at  203  Bridge,  h. 

20  Plymouth 
Weutworth  George  L.,  lawyer  (62  Devon- 
shire, B.),  boards  298  North  avenue 
Wentworth  Harry  Mrs.,  house  15  Elm 
Wentworth  Henry,  shoemaker,  37  Clark, 

house  5  Rogers'  block,  Main 
Wentworth  Herbert  M.,  clerk   (Franklin, 

B.),  boards  7  Franklin 
Wentworth  Irene  W.  Miss,  teacher   (Bow- 

doin  school,  B.),  boards  15  Elm 
Wentworth   John,  blacksmith,  72  Main, 

boards  9  Broadway 


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Wentworth  Josiah  P.,  driver  R.  H.  Han- 
son, bds.  41  Pine  [40  Prospect 

Wentworth   Mary  E.,  widow  of  Isaac,  h. 

Wentworth  Reuben  (R.  &  C.  G.  Went- 
worth). carpenter,  rear  Main,  corner 
Essex,  house  99  Austiu 

Wentworth  R.  &  C.  G.  (Reuben  and  Chas. 
G.  Wentworth),  carpenters,  rear  Main, 
corner  Essex  [Franklin 

Wentworth  Samuel  L.,    carpenter,    h.   7 

Wentworth  Samuel  V.,  trunk  maker,  rear 
382  Main,  house  at  Brighton 

Wentworth  Thomas  B.,  pew  and  pulpit 
builder,  Rhoades'  building,  State,  h. 
at  Watertown 

Wentworth  William,  carpenter,  boards  3 
Rogers'  block,  Washington 

Wentworth  William,  provisions,  419  Main, 
house  467  do. 

Wentworth  William  H.,  marble  and  soap- 
stone  (18  Bowker,  B. ),  h.  56  North  av. 

Wentzell  Airus,  at  3  Hampshire,  rooms 
52  Columbia  [Clark 

Wescott   Edwin   R.,   teamster,   h.    Hotel 

Wesselhoeft  Walter,  physician,  391  Har- 
vard, house  do. 

Wesslinger  J.,  moulder  H.  M.Bird.Pelham 

West  Augustine  C,  American  Rubber  Co., 
Potter,  house  46  Winsor 

West  Carrie  E.  Mrs.,  boards  23  North  av. 

W7est  Elias,  hostler,  house  32  Hastings 

West  Forrest  L.,  clerk,  475  Main 

West  Forrest  W.,  local  mail  agent  (P.  O., 
room  52,  B.),  house  9  Shepard 

West  George  W.,  action  dept.,  162  Broad- 
way, house  64  Webster  avenue 

West  Jacob  C,  printer  University  Press, 
house  227  Green 

West  Jeremiah,  laborer,  b  12  Plymouth 

West  Levi  H.,  house  15  Hilliard 

West  Nicholas  E.,  safe  maker,  17  Main, 
house  at  Boston 

West  Wm.  B.,  coal,  wood  and  groceries, 
35  Grigg,  house  33  do. 

West  William  H.,  manager  (28  Lincoln, 
B.),  house  130  Thorndike 

Westerman  Chas.,  cigar  maker,  35  Pearl, 
boards  at  Boston 

Western  James,  teamster,  13  Broadway 

Western  John,  laborer,  13  Broadway 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co.,  625  Main, 
203  Bridge,  and  Lyceum  building, 
Harvard  square 

Westgate  John  H.,  action  maker,  162 
Broadway,  house  21  Sidney 

Westlin  Joseph,  moulder  H.  M.  Bird,  Pel- 
ham,  boards  166  Main 

Westman  Charles,  laborer,  h.  17  Carson 

Weston  Alfred  J.,  student  H.  U.,  rooms 
44  Mt.  Auburn 

Weston  Charles  H.,  brass  finisher  (East 
Boston),  house  26  Front 

Weston  James,  teamster,  house  7$  Fifth 

Westwood  John,  crockery,  52  Washing- 
ton, corner  Portland,  house  do. 

Wetherbee  E.,  piano  action  maker,  139 
Broadway 


Wetherbee  Ephraim,  band  sawyer,  house 
rear  212  North  avenue 

Wetherbee  Roswell,  physician,  197  Har- 
vard, rooms  do. 

Wetherbee,  see  Witherbee 

Wetz  Christopher,  mill  hand,  162  Broad- 
way, house  4  Washington 

Weymouth  David,  laborer,  h.  53  Cherry 

Weymouth  David  F.,  at  139  Broadway 

Weymouth  George,  clerk,  609  Main,  bds. 
736  do. 

Whalen  Alice,  widow  of  John,  house  12 
Rogers'  block,  Main  |114  Harvard 

Whalen  Daniel,   heater,  126   Portland,  h. 

Whalen  James,  laborer,  b.  rear  180  Main 

W7halen  James,  laborer,  162  Broadway, 
house  rear  122  do. 

Whalen  James,  laborer,  bds.  3  Murdock 

Whalen  John,  baker,  502  Main 

Whalen  John  J.  gardener,  338  Harvard, 
house  5  Emmons  place 

Whalen  John  J.,  grocer,  15  Hancock,  h.do. 

Whalen  Joseph,  at  162  Broadway,  boards 
1  Hampshire  [River 

Whalen  Michael,  laborer,  house  36  Charles 

Whalen  Michael,  laborer,  h.  3  Murdock 

Whalen  Michael  J.,  porter  (169  Washing- 
ton, B.),  house  62  Spring 

WThalen  Thos.  J.,  stereotyper  Riverside 
Press,  house  24  Fairmont 

Whalen,  see  Whelan 

Whaley  C,  watchman  Cambridge  R.  R. 
Co.,  house  2  George 

Wharton  Alex.,  carpenter,  b.  8  Douglass 

WTharton  Henry  E.,  finisher  F.  M.  Holmes 
Furniture  Co.,  house  4S  Spring 

Wharton  Richard,  finisher,  44  Cambridge, 
house  4  Rogers'  block,  Main 

Whealen  Frederick  J.,  compositor  River- 
side Press,  boards  24  Fairmont 

Wheater  Richard,  tuner,  162  Broadway, 
house  17  Brookline 

Wheeler  Ann  C.  Miss,  bouse  64  Austiu 

Wheeler  Charles  E.,  awnings(64  Commer- 
cial, B.),  house  96  Oxford 

Wheeler  Charles  O.,  confectioner,  house 
23  Austin  [b.  2  North  av. 

Wheeler  Clarence,  clerk  (36  Chauncy,  B.), 

Wheeler  Clark  M.,  cutter  (225  Washing- 
ton, B.),  house  30  Bigelovv 

Wheeler  Clark  M.  jr.,  cutter  (3  Winthrop 
square,  B. ),  boards  30  Bigelow 

Wheeler  Edward  C, bookkeeper,  503  Main, 
house  40  Bigelow 

Wheeler  Edward  H.,  hack  driver  (Tre- 
mont  House,  B.),  house  4  Rogers' 
block,  Main 

Wheeler  E.  L.,  moulder,  162  Broadway, 
house  113  Hampshire 

Wheeler  Edward  W.,  printer,  17  Boylston, 
house  2  Cottage  court 

Wheeler  Elbridge  L.,  sawyer,  162  Broad- 
way, house  113  Hampshire 

Wheeler  Elizabeth,  widow  of  John,  house 
20  Harvard 

Wheeler  Frank  D.,  com.  mer.  (50  South 
Market,  B.),  house  192  North  avenue 


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Wheeler  Frank  E.,  piano  finisher,  162 
Broadway,  house  4  Seckel 

Wheeler  George  A.,  piano  finisher  (Hal- 
lett  &  Davis,  B.J,  boards  111  Winsor 

Wheeler  George  W.,  provisions  (51  Green, 
B.),  house  13  Magazine 

Wheeler  Henry  A.,  awning  makers'  sup- 
plies (64  Commercial,  B.),  boards  (31 
Sacramento 

Wheeler  Irving  W.,  awnings  (64  Commer- 
cial, B.),  house  61  Sacramento 

Wheeler  John  F.,  conductor  Cambridge 
R.  K.  Co.,  house  79  Auburn 

Wheeler  Loring  E.,  clerk,  168  Gore,  house 
106  Thorndike 

Wheeler  Margaret  S.  Miss,  dressmaker, 
house  Winthrop  square 

Wheeler  Mary  A.  Miss,  teacher  Washing- 
ton grammar  school,  b.  37  Trowbridge 

Wheeler  Sarah  A.,  widow  of  George, 
house  10  Revere 

Wheeler  Timothy,  action  maker,  162 
Broadway,  house  111  Winsor 

WHI^ELEIt  WM.  H.,  printer,  17 
Boylsion,  house  58  Sacramento 

Wheeler  &  Wilson  Mnfg.  Co.,  J.  G.  Mc- 
Cormac,  manager,  023  Main 

Wheelock  Charles  A.,  at  137  Broadway 

Wheelock  Edward,  painter,  h.  28  Eighth 

Wheelock  Eugene  M.,  peddler,  boards  28 
Eighth 

Wheelock  Fannie  C.  Miss,  recorder,  Otis, 
corner  Second,  boards  7  Amory 

Wheelock  Guilford  D.  Mrs.,  h.  33  Holyoke 

Wheelock  Samuel  A.  Dr.,  clairvoyant,  h. 
7  Amory 

Whelan  James  X.,  baker,  502  Main,  house 
174  Green 

Whidden  Charles  L.,  car  builder  (B.  &  A. 
shop,  Allston),  house  25  Lopez 

Whipple  B.  Plummer,  clerk  (O.  C.  R.  R. 
freight  house.  B.),  house  10  Jay 

Whipple  Frank  B.,asst.  bookkeeper,  bds. 
lu  Jay 

Whipple  H.  G.  Mrs.,  house  5  Jay 

Whipple  John  A.,  book  rooms  (3  Hamil- 
ton place,  B.),  house  11  Norton 

Whipple  J.  Adams,  clerk,  bds.  ]  1  Norton 

Whipple  William  H.,  watchman,  17  Main, 
house  77  Elm 

Whipple  Wm.  N.,  carpenter,  b.  11  Norton 

Whitacre  John  S.  (Edmund  I.  Train  & 
Co.),  flour  and  grain,  115  and  123 
Bridge,  boards  99  Thorndike 

Whitcher  Lydia  A.  Miss,  teacher  Thorn- 
dike grammar  school,  bds.  at  Boston 

Whitcomb  Addie  Mrs.,  nurse,  boards  112 
Green 

Whitcomb  Asahel  S.,  clerk  (127  Clinton, 
B.),  house  1  Rogers'  block,  Main 

Whitcomb  P.  C.  C.  (155  Franklin,  B.),  h. 
31  Bigelow  [31  Bigelow 

Whitcomb  Walter  C,  music  teacherj  bds. 

Whitcroft  George  H.,  bookkeeper  River- 
side bindery,  house  10  Upton 

White  Adelaide  V.,  widow  of  George  W., 
house  1  Gordon  place 


White  Alexander,  laborer,  h.  152  Spruce 
White  Ann  Miss,  boards  11^  Norfolk 
White  Catherine,  widow  of  Dennis,  house 

16  South 
White  Charles,  house  43  Brookline 
White  Charles  A.,  laborer,  h.  14  Lincoln 
White  Charles  E.,  clerk,  153  Harvard,  bds. 

67  Moore  [Co.,  109  Tremont 

White  Charles  H.,  driver  Cambridge  R.  R. 
White  Charles  M.,  leather  (230  Purchase, 

B. ),  h.  58  Dana  [h.  20  Essex 

White  Charles  R.,  bookkeeper,  92  Main, 
White  Christian,   baker,    Fourth,   corner 

Vine,  house  75  Fifth 
White   Christopher  J.,    clerk,  395  Cam- 
bridge, boards  at  Somerville 
White  Cornelius,  stoves,  etc.,  385  and  387 

Cambridge,  house  104  Winsor 
White  Daniel,  moulder,  354  Main 
White  Dennis,  laborer  College  wharf,  h. 

15  Cowperthwaite 
White  Edgar  L.,  conductor  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  boards  22  Watson 
White  Edward,  laborer,  h.  159  Columbia 
White  Edward    J.,   milkman,  54   Ellery, 

house  do.  [Ellery 

White  Edward  J.  jr.,   milkman,  boards  54 
White  Edward  P.,  cigar  maker,  house  459 

Main 

WHITE    EDWARD   Y.,   dentist., 
7  Hyde  block,  603  Main,  h.  103  Austin 
White  Ellen,  widow  of   Timothy,  house 

Railroad,  corner  Dublin 
White  E.  Fannie  Miss,  bds.  19  Church 
White  E.  P.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  459  Main, 

house  do. 
White  Fannie  E.  Mrs.,  house  20  Dee 
White  Frank  P.,  cooper,  bds.  128 Pleasant 
White  Francis  A.,  clerk,  622  Main,  boards 

92  Norfolk  [bridge 

White  Frank,  wood  moulder,  h.  184  Cam- 
White  Fred  D.,  machinist,  h.  10  Buck's 

block,  Seventh 
White   Frederick  M.,   cooper,  boards   10 

Buck's  block,  Seventh 
White  George,  carpenter,  bds.  18  Pleasant 
White  George,  butcher  Niies  Bros.,  house 

at  lielmont 
White  George,  engineer  Cambridge  Laun- 
dry, Soden,  house  25  State 
AYhite'Ceorge,  laborer,  h.  6  Baldwin  ct. 
White  George  H.,  whitewasher,  boards  95 

Otis  [Phillips  pi. 

White  Greenough,  student  H.  U.,  bds.  6 
White  Hannah,  widow  of  Edward  L.,  h. 

305  Broadway 
White    Henry,     carpenter,    boards    Mrs. 

Ellen  White's,  Railroad 
White    Henry,   driver  Tibbetts'    express, 

house  18  Reed 
White  Horace  N.,  steam  fitting,  house  115 

Green  [23  Hastings 

While  Isaac  N.,  laborer,  5  Broadway,  h. 
W7hite  James,   carriage  painter,    Church, 

opp.  Palmer,  house  3  Appian-way 
White  James  D.,  groceries,  etc.,  Bay,  cor. 

Green,  house  181  Green  


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White  James  E.,  carpenter,  b.  102  Inman 
White  James  F.,  clerk  (B.),  bds.  51  Dana 
White  James  N.,  iron  worker,  92  Main,  h. 

194  Harvard 
White  John,  carpenter,  house  37  Warren 
White  Jennie  N.  Miss,  dressmaker,  boards 

16  Bowdoin 
White  John,   com.  merchant  (45  Broad, 

B.),  house  51  Dana 
White  John,  laborer,  Third,  corner  Bent, 

house  70  Broadway- 
White  John,  house  9  Lake  View  avenue 
White  John  A.,  cisrar  maker,  35  Pearl,  h. 

35  Western  avenue 
White  John  E.,  harness  maker,  house  18 

Brookline 
White   John   D.,   clerk   (27  Winter,   B.), 

boards  18  Brookline 
White  John  Gardner,  h.  6  Phillips  place 
White  John  J.,  plasterer,  house  49  Wash- 
ington 
White  John  Williams,  asst.  Prof,  of  Greek 

H.  U.,  house  5  Follen 
White  John  W.,  mason,  h.  242  Broadway 
White  Joseph,  foreman  Niles  Bros.,  bds. 

Henry  A.  Parkinson's,  Concord  av. 
White  Joseph  F.,  conductor  Cambridge  R. 

R.  Co.,  boards  54  Ellery 
White  J.  Phillips,  carpenter,  h.  18  Willard 
White  Lillian,  widow,  house  22  Watson 
White  Lydia  Mrs.,  house  12  Norfolk 
White  Lysander,  clerk,  655  Main,  house 

232  Pearl 
White  Margaret  C,  widow  of  Edward  P., 

house  153  Brookline  [Moore 

White  Mary,  widow  of  Edward,  house  67 
White  Matthew,  porter  (83  Summer,  B.), 

house  5  Eaton 
White  Maurice  W.,  house  24  Rockwell 
White  Michael,  laborer,  house  70  Spruce 

WHITE    MOSES     P.,    lawyer    (47 
Devonshire,  B.),  house  10  Craigie 
White  Nellie,  house  40  Hastings 
White  Orrin  B.,  police,  station  5,  house  9 

Phillips  place  [Flagg 

White  Patrick,  baker,  67  Gore,  house  22 
White  Patrick  J.,  liquors,  153  Harvard,  h. 

67  Moore 
White  Priscilla  Miss,  house  7  Marvin  pi. 
White  Robert,  house  48  Winsor 
White  Robert,  wood  and  coal,  house  98 

Harvard  [28  Elm 

While  Samuel,  flour  (234  State,  B.),  house 
White  Samuel  C,  clerk   (32  Sears  bldg., 

B.),  boards  Hi  Norfolk 
White  Samuel  C,  cook  (Atwood's  oyster 

house,  B),  boards  26  Eighth 
White  Samuel  C,  cook  (23  Province,  B.), 

house  rear  58  Cambridge 
White  Sarah,  widow  of  Ezekiel,  house  28 

Fifth 
White  Thomas,  laborer,  house  147  Dublin 
White  Timothy  J.,  laborer,  h.  19  Porter 
White   Ward  J.,   porter,    162   Broadway, 

boards  48  Winsor 
White  Willard  E.,  conductor  Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co.,  boards  102  Inman 


White  William,  blacksmith,  h.  17  McCabe 

White  William,  laborer,  h.  31  Winthrop 

White  William  A.,  Cambridge  R.  R.  Co., 
house  rear  38  Ellery 

White  Win.  B.  (45  Broad,  B.),  b.  51  Dana 

White  Wm.  H.,  carpenter,  h.  6  Florence 

White  William  H.,  janitor  Broadway  Na- 
tional Bank  (Milk.B),  b.  133  Columbia 

White  William  H.,  engineer,  h.  177  Main 

White  Wm.  H.,  janitor  Allston,  Gannett, 
Sargent  and  Harvard  schools,  house 
92  Norfolk 

White  William  J.,  groceries  and  provis- 
ions, 128  Pleasant,  house  do. 

White  Wilmot  H.,  foreman,  169  Gore,  h. 
Squire's  block,  Gore 

White  W.  A.,  conductor  Cambridge  R.  R. 
Co.,  house  at  Somerville 

White,  see  Wight 

Whitehouse  John  W.,  tinsmith,  153  Put- 
nam avenue,  house  112  Auburn 

Whiteley  Alfred  R.,  bronzer  (4  Province 
court,  B.),  house  19  Suffolk 

Whiteley  Henry,  bronzer  (4  Province  ct., 
B.),  house  19  Suffolk 

Whiteley  Henry  E.,  bronzer  (4  Province 
court,  B.),  boards  19  Suffolk 

Whithed  Isabella  Miss,  house  105  Inman 

Whiting  Aurilion  E.,  teamster  A.  A.  Har- 
mon, rooms  178  Columbia 

Whiting  Chas.  E.,  bar  tender,  h.  18  Clark 

Whiting  Clarence,  driver  Cobb,  Bates  & 
Yerxa  (B.),  house  50  Pine 

Whiting  Frederick  E.  (169  High,  B.),  bds. 
8  Cogswell  avenue 

Whiting  George  F.  (169  High,  B.),  house 
8  Cogswell  avenue 

Whiting  John,  house  714  Main 

Whiting  John  H.,  traveling  salesman, 
502  Main,  house  38  Essex 

Whiting  Thomas  S.,  compositor  (255 
Washington,  B.),  h.  8  Meacham 

Whitman  Edmund  A.,  student  H.U.,rms. 
36  Trowbridge 

Whitman  Edmund  B.,  principal  assessor 
district  1,  office  City  Hall,  house  36 
Trowbridge 

Whitman  Ephraim  P.  Mrs.,  h.  25  Kirkland 

Whitman  Francis  H.,boot  and  shoemnfr. 
(33  Lincoln,  B.),  house  88  Ellery 

Whitmore  Daniel,  painter,  660  Main 

Whitmore  S.  Cushing,  boots  and  shoes, 
184  North  avenue,  h.  38  Cogswell  av. 

Whitney  Alfred  (48  Merchants  row,  B.), 
house  65  Pearl 

Whitney  Amos,  engineer,  house  Fairfield, 
near  Spruce 

Whitney  Amos  P.,  organ  maker,  boards 
Amos  Whitney's,  Fairfield 

Whitney  Arthur  G.,  provisions  (48  Mer- 
chants row,  B.),  house  65  Pearl 

Whitney  Augustus  A.,  h.  139  North  av. 

Whitney  Benjamin  D.,  lawyer  (Washing- 
ton, D.  C. ),  house  10  Ash 

Whitney  Caroline,  widow,  house  1  Sixth 

Whitney  Edward  H.,  supt.  Dover  Stamp- 
ing Co.,  house  180  Putnam  avenue 


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Whitney  Ella  C.  Miss,  teacher  Agassiz 
training  school,  house  1  Salem 

Whitney  Ervin  B..  time  keeper,  17  Main, 
boards  at  Winchester  (Winsor 

Whitney  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Wm.,  h.  32 

Whitney  Fred.,  boards  98  Magazine 

Whitney  G-eorge,  photographer,  27  Cen- 
tral square,  boards  18  William 

Whitney  George  E.,  mechanical  engineer, 
604  Main,  boards  at  Winchester 

Whitney  Henry  Mrs.,  house  3  Clinton 

Whitney  Henry  F.,  clerk  (20  Kilby,  B.), 
house  11  Meacham 

Whitney  Horace,  pres.  Dover  Stamping 
Co.,  153  Putnam  av.,  h.  113  Magazine 

Whitney  Horace  W.,  photographer,  27 
Central  square,  house  18  William 

Whitney  James  C. .clerk  (356  Federal.B.j, 
house  9  Norton  place  |  34  Austin 

Whitney  John  F.  (155   Franklin,  B.),  bds. 

Whitney  J.  M.,  at  624  Main 

Whitney  Joseph,  house  98  Magazine 

WHITNEY  JOSEPH  A.  P.,stoves, 
furnaces,  etc.,  600  Main,  h.  48  Pearl 
Whitney  Josiah  D.,  Sturgis  Hooper  Prof. 

of  Geology  H.  U.,  house  12  Oxford 
Whitney  Leonard  P.,    music   teacher,   95 

Chestnut,  house  do. 
Whitney  Luke  Henry,   spring   beds   (109 
Haverhill,  B.),  house  Somerville  av., 
corner  White 
Whitney  Martin,  house  4  Essex 
Whitney  Mary  L.  C,  widow  of  Asa. house 
21  Lee  [blk.,  Seventh 

Whitney  Samuel,  teamster,  house  6  Buck 
Whitney    Solon    F.,   tencher    Cambridge 

high  school,  house  at  Watertown 
Whitney  Sydney  H. ,  sawyer,    54    Bridge, 
h.  at  Charlestown         [B.),  h.  30  Park 
Whitney  Waldo  F.,  dentist  (129  Tremont, 
Whitney  William  H.,   civil  engineer    (39 
Court,  room  20,  B. ),  house  Chestnut, 
opp.  Hastings  square  [Auburn 

Whitney  William  Lambert,  house  126  Mt. 
Whitney  Wm.  Lyman,  foreman,  1  Hamp- 
shire, h.  43  Winsor  |b.  25  Sidney 
Whitom  Edward,  cooper  J.    H,    Eames, 
Whiton  John  P.,  house  765  Main 
Whiton,  see  Whitten,  also  Whitton 
Whittaker  L.  Daniel,  house  39  Baldwin 
Whittaker  Samuel,  boot  and  shoe  maker, 

58  Cedar,  house  do. 
Whittemore  Amos  Mrs.,  h.  43  Norfolk 
Whittemore  Benj.  B.  Mrs.,  h.  15  Bigelow 
Whittemore  Charles  F., steam  heating  en- 
gineer (35  Union,  B.),  house   11   Ells- 
worth avenue 
Whittemore  Eliza  J.,  widow  of  Amos,  h. 
74  Thorudike  [Harvard 

Whittemore  Fred  W.,   surgeon,    bds.    329 
Whittemore  George  H.,  h.  329  Harvard 
Whittemore  George  L.,   bookkeeper  (41 

Pearl,  B.),  house  125  Austin 
Whittemore  George  W.   Mrs.,  house  329 

Harvard 
Whittemore    Harry   C,  Dover  Stamping- 
Co.,  163  Pleasant,  b.  74  Thomdike 


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Whittemore   John  C,  provisions,  h.  139 

Mt.  Auburn  [B.),  b.  15  Bigelow 

Whittemore  John  M.,   clerk  (17  Central, 

Whittemore   John   M.   jr.,   stationer    (26 

School,  B.),  house  15  Follen 

WHITTEMORE  JOSEPH,  asses- 
sor ward  4,  and  ins.  agent,  613   Main, 

and  (178  Washington.  B.).  h.  8  Front 
Whittemore  J.  St.  Clair,  clerk,  605  Main, 

boards  8  Front 
Whittemore  Samuel  W.,   newspaper  car- 
rier, 5  Harvard  square,  h.  at  Boston 
Whittemore  Thomas,   co-operation  clerk 

F.  R.  R.   (Causeway,  B.),  boards  107 

Washington 
Whittemore  WillR.,  asst.  teller  National 

Bank  of  Commerce  (9  Sears  building", 

B. ),  boards  721  Cambridge' 
Whitten  Charles  O.,  bookkeeper  Boston 

Glue  Works  (Western  avenue,  B.),  h. 

9  Prince  [lin,  h.  12  Fairmont 

Whitten  Darius,    hoiseshoer,    135  Frank- 
Whitten  George  A.,  organ  maker,  boards 

Mansion  House,  Gore,  cor.  Bridge 
Whitten   James   O.,    prop.    Boston    Glue 

Works   (Western  avenue,  B.),  house 

132  Magazine  [Hotel  Brooks 

Whitten  John  B.,  at  162  Broadway,  house 
Whitten  John  E.,   machinist,  b.   12  Fair- 
mont 
Whitten  Walter  F.,  machinist   (Brighton 

avenue,  B.),  boards  12  Fairmont 
Whitters  Chas.  P.,  cook,  h.  50  Broadway 
Whittier  Alvin  T. ,  wooden  ware  (Broad, 

B. ),  house  134  Austin 
Whittier  Chas.  F.,   bookbinder  Riverside 

Press,  boards  58  Fairmont 

WHITTIER    G.    HENRY,   hard- 
ware, 509  Main,  house  473  do. 

Whittier  Isaac  F.,  organ  maker,  103  Gore, 
house  at  Lexington 

W^hittier  LeroyA.,  proof-reader  Riverside 
Press,  h.  1  Ashburton  pi.  [place 

Whittier  L.  Octavia  Mrs.,  h.  3  Ashburton 

Whitton  James  A.,  bookbinder,  105  Mag- 
azine, house  155  Brookline 

Whitton  James  H.,  printer  Riverside 
Press,  house  17  Fairmont 

Whorf  Chas.  E.  (Whorf  &  Morrison),  fish 
and  oysters, 2S  Central  sq.,  h.  23  Essex 

Whorf  &  Morrison  (Charles  E.  Whorf  and 
George  A.  Morrison), fish  and  oysters, 
28  Central  square  [Gore 

Whoriskey  Eliza,  widow   of  John,    li.    74 

Whoriskey  Frances  E.  Miss,  teacher   Las- 
sell  primary  school,  bds.  74  Gore 
WHORISKEY  HUGH  V.,  lawyer, 
83  Cambridge,  boards  74  Gore 

Whorton  Henry,  finisher  (Holmes  Fur- 
niture Co.,  B.),  house  48  Spring 

Wicks  Joseph  A.,  boot  and  shoe  repairer 
(B. ),  house  854£  Main 

Wieland  Christian,  polisher,  384  Main, 
house  33  Webster  avenue 

Wieland  Karolina,  widow,  h.  12  Boylston 

Wiemaler  Theo.,  sugar  maker,  h.  81  Sixth 

Wier  James,  provisions,  house  66  Amory 

hT&  J.  P.  THAYER  &  CO., 

GOO  Main  Street,  next  East,  City  Hall. 


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Wier  Sarah  A.  Miss,  housekeeper,  house 
17  Kiver  [h.  at  Boston 

Wiezorek    Joseph,  safe-maker,   17  Main, 

Wiggin  Charles  H.,  clerk,  5  Prospect, 
house  109  Western  avenue 

Wiggin  Elizabeth  A.,  wid.  of  Chas.  H.,  h. 
109  Western  av.  [h.  33  Kinnaird 

Wiggin  George  \V.  (Hotel  Coach  Co.,  B.), 

Wiggin  Henry  M.,  money-order  clerk  P. 
O.,  611  Main,  house  49  Norfolk 

Wiggin  Herman  D.,  clerk,  578  Main,  bds. 
13  Pleasant  place 

Wiggin  Horace  S.,  boards  12  Frost 

Wiggin  James  W.  (Hotel  Coach  Co.,  B.), 
house  33  Kinnaird 

Wiggin  James  B.,  artists'  materials  mnfr. 
(11  Chardon,  B.),  h.  13  Pleasant  pi. 

Wriggin  James  H.,  proof-reader  University 
Press,  h.  at  Boston  [33  Kinnaird 

Wiggin  James  W.,  hack-driver  (B.),  bds. 

Wiggin  Samuel  A.,  reporter  (Boston  Post, 
B.),  house  rear  54  Franklin 

Wiggin  William  P., produce  (9  North  Mar- 
ket, B.),  house  12  Frost 

Wight  Alex.  (Wight  &  Scorgie),  258  Mt. 
Auburn,  house  271  do. 

Wight  &  Scorgie  (Alex.  Wight  and  Math- 
ison  L.  Scorgie),  steam  granite  pol- 
ishing works,  258  Mt.  Auburn 

Wight,  see  White 

Wigmore  John,  lumber  (156  State,  B.),  h. 
307  Harvard  [307  Harvard 

Wigmore  John  H.,  student  H.    U.,  rooms 

Wilbur  Henry  A.,  machinist,  h.30  Russell 

Wilbur  Timothy  M.,  moulder,  Third,  cor. 
Bent,  b.  120  Cambridge         [b.  276  do. 

Wilcox  Chas.  F.,  apothecary,288  Broadway, 

WILCOX  DAVID,  hatter  (8  Boyls- 
ton  square,  B.),  house  21  Bigelow 
Wilcox  C.  Fred,  druggist,  Broadway,  bds. 
293  do.  [h.  87  Concord  av. 

Wilcox  Geo.  B.,  printer  University  Press, 
Wilcox  John  D.  F.,  clerk,  203  North   ave- 
nue, house  at  Boston 
Wild  John  P.,  hairdresser,    155   Harvard, 
house  63  Clark  [Baldwin 

Wilde  Daniel  J., tinsmith.  12  Brattle,  h.  41 
Wilde  Joseph,  boiler  maker,  92  Main 
Wilder    Cyrus   D.,   boots   and  shoes,  557 
Main  and  7  Harvard  sq.,h.26  Arlington 
Wilder  Francis  E.,  coupe  stand  and  news 

carrier,  house  408  Main 
Wilder  George  B.,  carpenter,  h.  9  Mead 
Wilder  Harriet  E.,  widow   of  James  C, 

house  8  Temple 
Wilder  Henry  C,  paper  ruler  (258    Wash- 
ington, B.),  house  48  Tremont 
Wilder  John  estate,  185  Harvard 
Wilder    Marshall  L.,  janitor  Union   hall, 
boards  8  Temple  [h.  do. 

Wilder  Sarah  J.  Mrs.,  dressmaker,9  Mead, 
Wilder  Silas  A.,  cabinet  maker,  624  Main, 

house  20  Howard 
Wilder  Wm.  S.,  house  18  Hudson  place 
Wildes  Charles  H.,  house  Richdale 
Wildes  Frank    W.  (70    Washington,   B.), 
house  21  Centre 


Wiley  Chas.  A.,  clerk   (Com'l   wharf,  cor. 

Atlantic  av.,  B.),  house 5  Franklin 
Wiley  Harvey,  clerk  (Com'l  wharf,  corner 

Atlantic  av.,  B.),  boards  29  Sidney 
Wiley  John,  police, station  l,h.r.l35  Pearl 
Wilfrom  Louis  Abram,  brickmaker,  house 

Walden,  bet.  Garden  and  Dublin 
Wilkins   Charles    G.,   printer  University 

Press,  house  3  Charles  River 
Wilkins  Henry  A.,    moulder  A.    Fitzpat- 

rick,  State,  house  at  Boston 
Wilkins  Joseph,  carpenter,  h.  55  Elm 
Wilkins  Nellie  I.  Miss,  bds.  179  Harvard 
Wilkins.Orrin  H.,  manager  Brattle  Square 

Hotel,  32  to  30  Brattle  square,  b.  do. 
Wilkins  Robert  J.,  brass   moulder,  house 

113  Webster  avenue  [S.  Boston 

Wilkins  Wm.  B.,  jeweler,  593  Main,  h.  at 
Wilkinson  Arthur  Mrs.,  h.  333  Harvard 
Wilkinson  Charles  Mrs.,  h.  51  Hastings 
Wilkinson  James   F.,   conductor  Charles 

River  R.  R.  Co.,  boards  29  Baldwin 
Wilkinson  James  F.,  grocer,  432  Harvard, 

house  1  DeWolf  pi.  |1  Percy  pi. 

Wilkinson  John  W.,  at  139   Broadway,  h. 
Wilkinson  Thomas  A.,  mariner,  house  125 

Columbia  |  Willow- 

Wilkinson  Walter,brass-finisher,  house  17 
Wilkinson  Wm.,  glass  worker,  h.  67  Winter 

WILLARD  CHARLES  E.,  coal 
and  wood  ,Willard's  wharf,  ft.  Boyls- 
ton,  order  box,  Lyceum    Exchange, 

Harvard  sq..  house  8  Ash  st.  place 
Willard  Charles  H.,  hostler  Cambridge  R, 

R.  Co.,  house  34  Cowperthwaite 
Willard  Edward  A.,  clerk  (3  Court  House, 

B.),  house  30  Cottage 
Willard  Hannah  Miss,  h.  151  Mt.  Auburn 
Willard  Henry  A.,  house  151  Mt.  Auburn 
Willard  John   E.,   bookkeeper,    Willard's 

wharf,  boards  8  Ash  street  place 
Willard  Ransom,  officer,   jail,   house    126 

Thorndike  |  River 

Willard  Roscoe  M.,  baker's  driver,  h.  132 
Willey  Aaron  R.,  house  9  Ellery 
Willey  John  F.,  salesman  (282  Devonshire, 

B.),  house  Hotel  Brooks 
Willey  Orson  W.,   conductor   Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co.,  house  rear  39  Brattle 
Willey  Samuel  E.,   Citizens   Ice   Co.,  119 

Columbia,  house  208  Harvard 
William  George  A.,  salesman,  h.  3  Lamson 
Williams  Adeline  M.,  wid.of  F.,b34  Bigelow 
Williams  Agnes  A.,  widow,  h.  34  Hastings 
Williams  Albert,  teamster,  5   Broadway, 

house  at  Boston 
Williams  Alfred,  laborer,  house  32  Bay 
Williams  Alice,  widow,  house  13  Second 
Williams  Alice    Miss,  music   teacher,  248 

North  avenue,  rooms  do. 
Williams      Andrew,      waiter     (American 

House,  B.),  house  38  Portland  [Elm 
Williams  Ann,  widow  of  Patrick,  h.  r.  77 
Williams    Bennett,    carpenter,    boards    2 

Rogers'  block,  Main 
Williams  Breckinridge  E.,  hostler   Camb. 

R.  R.  Co.,  Dunster,h.  22  Charles  River 


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Williams    Carrie    M.,     teacher    Allston 

grammar  school,  boards  2  Crossland 
Williams  Charles,  grease  collector,  house 
69  Charles  [perthwaite 

Williams  Charles,  laborer,  boards  9  Cow- 
Williams     Charles     EL,     carpenter,     113 

Broadway,  house  8  Cherry 
Williams  Charles  T.,  street  watering  con- 
tractor (B.),.  house  15  Brookline 
Williams   David,  piano   maker,   Rhoades 

building,  State,  house  at  Boston 

Williams  Edward  M.  (Custom  Hou-e,  B.), 

h.  1  Central  pi.         [Crossland, u.  Clark 

Williams  Ephraim  S.,  machinist,  house  2 

Williams  Ernest  D.,  liquors,  etc.  (53  South 

Market,  B.),  house  28  Howard 
Williams  Frederick  G.,   stair  builder,   ft. 

99£  Mt.  Auburn 
Williams  George,  ice  man,  b.  1  Gore  place 
Williams  George  F.,  book  gilder,  house  4 

Butler  block,  Charles  River 
Williams  Griff  J.,  roofer,  West  End   roof- 
ing Co.,  232  Cambridge  and  (10  Canal, 
B.),  house  2  Rogers'  block,  Main 
Williams  Henry,  foreman,  169  Gore,  house 

108  Thorndike 
Williams  Isaac  A., gardener,  b.  41  Crescent 
Williams  Isaiah  H.,   collector,  b.  18  Story 
Williams  .James,  confectionery,  Prospect, 

boards  29  Williams 
Williams    James    Harvey,    foreman,    184 

Broadway,  boards  164  Harvard 
Williams  James  M.    (Green   «fc   Williams), 
confectioner,  7  Prospect,  b.  29  Williams 
Williams  James  W.,  porter  (169  Washing- 
ton, B.),  h.  27  Washington      [Auburn 
Williams  John  B.,  carpenter,  house  18  Mt. 
Williams  John  E.,  porter  (Weeks   &   Pot- 
ter, B.),  house  57  Hastings 
Williams  John  H..  clerk,  124   Cambridge, 

boards  rear  58  do. 
Williams  John  M.  S.,  merchant   (5   Pem- 

berton  sq.,  B.),  house  787  Main 
Williams  Joseph,  hardware   (20  Dock  sq., 

B. ),  house  48  Mt.  Auburn 
Williams  Joseph,  laborer,  house  10  Fifth 
Williams    J.    Bertram,     clerk     Riverside 

Press,  house  787  Main 
Williams  J.  Henry,  student  H.  XL,  boards 
19  Irving  [left 

Williams  Leonard  T.,  h.  Richdale,  1st  on 
Williams  Lincoln,  confectioner,  Prospect, 
boards  29  William  [perthwaite 

Williams  Lucretia,  widow,  house  9  Cow- 
Williams  Maria  F.  Miss,  teacher  Dana  pri- 
mary school,  b.  9  Clinton  [Hastings 
Williams  Mary,  widow  of  Benjamin,  h.  36 
Williams  Peter,  cabinet  maker,  Otis,  cor- 
ner First,  house  16  Cambridge 
Williams  Rachael  Mrs.,  h.  3  Boardman  pi. 
Williams  Richard,  laborer,  h.  53  Portland 
Williams   Robert   L.,    printer    University 

Press,  house  28  Mt,  Auburn 
Williams  Samuel    D.,  bookkeeper,  8  Brat- 
tle, boards  35  Mellen  j  126£  Green 
Williams    Samuel   F.,    waiter   (B.),  house 
Williams  Thos.,  boarding-house,  8  Davis 

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Williams  W.  D.,  carpenter,  113  Broadway, 

h.  at  Boston       [Tribune,  h.  16  Oxford 

Williamson   George,   foreman  Cambridge 

Williamson  Katie  A.  Mrs.,  dress  and  cloak 

maker,  9  Railroad,  house  at  Belmont 
Williamson  Wm.,  laborer,  h.  r.  202  Bridge 
Willis  David  C,  bookkeeper  (B.),  house  84 
Austin  [way 

Willis  Newell  J.,  inventor,  h.   236  Broad- 
Willis  Wm.  D.,   teamster   (97  Cambridge, 

B,),  house  12  Broadway 
Williston  Lyman  R.,  supervisor  of  public 

schools  (B. ),  house  15  Berkeley 
Willoughby  Benjamin    L.,  photographer, 

house  27  Pleasant 
Willson  George  C,  house  98  Concord  av. 
Willson  Helen  Miss,  teacher  free  kinder- 
garten school,  Concord  avenue,  near 
Sparks,  house  98  Concord  avenue 
Willson  Wm.  C,  McKay  &  Bigelow  Her- 
ling   Machine  Association  (108  Sum- 
mer, B.),  boards  68  Otis 
Willson,  see  Wilson 
Willwerth  Alois,  boiler  maker,  92  Main, 

house  161  Broadway 
Willwerth  Cornelius,  h.  r.  161^  Broadway 
Willwerth  Gabriel,  house  57  Charles 
Willwerth  Gabriel,  boiler  maker,  92  Main, 

boards  161  Broadway 
Willwerth    Gabriel    2d,  boiler   maker,  92 

Main,  boards  161  Broadway 
Willwerth      Thomas,     confectioner,    243 

Broadway,  house  161  do. 
Wilmore  Jos.,  laborer,  house  12  Murdock 
Wilmot  Edwin  H.,  currier,  h.  50  Spruce 
Wilmot   Harvey   B.,  clothing  (263  and  747 

Washington,  B.),  bds.  131  North  av. 
AVilson    Annie,  variety   store,  42  Inmau, 
h.  at  Somerville       [Press,  b.  175  Pearl 
Wilson    Arthur   E.,    pressman    Riverside 
Wilson  Bridget,  widow   of  George,  house 
r.  19  Brewery  [h.  224  Broadway 

Wilson  Catherine,  widow  of   Samuel  B., 
Wilson  Charles   A.,  porter  B.  &  A.  R.  R., 

house  133  Winsor 

Wilson  Charles  F.,  supt.  Little,  Brown  & 

Co.'s  bindery,  Blackstone,  house   at 

Boston  [b.  4  Jay 

Wilson  Chas.  S..,  printer  University  Press, 

Wilson    David,  foreman    dry  press  room 

University  Press,  h.  29  Putnam  av.  • 
Wilson  Elijah,  jobber,  house  84  Harvard 
Wilson  Evans  S.,  waiter  Memorial    Hall, 

house  rear  19  Grant 
Wilson  Francis  S.,  asst.  pastor  St.  John's 
church,  b.  83  Otis  [av.,  b.  12  do. 

Wilson   Frank,  painter,  rear  12  Fairmont 
Wilson  George, -laborer,  house  123  Fourth 
Wilson  Geo.  H.,  teamster,  h.  35  Harvey 
Wilson    Henry,    artist    Riverside    Press, 

boards  Prospect  House,  596  Main 
Wilson  Hugh,  carpenter,  boards  389  Main 
Wilson  Jas.,  bookbinder  Riverside  Press, 

house  175  Pearl 
Wilson  Jane,  widow  of  John,  h.  77  Gore 
Wilson    John,  bookkeeper   (Congress  sq., 
B. ) ,  b.  96  Ellery 

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Wilson  John,  case  maker,  162  Broadway, 

house  33  Union 
Wilson  John  (John  Wilson  &  Son),  print- 
er, electrotyper,  and  stereotyper  Uni- 
versity Press,  Brattle  sq.,  h.  846  Main 
Wilson  John  B.,  supt.  Marcellus  Day,  132 

Main,  house  at  Charlestown 
Wilson    John    &    .Son    (John    Wilson    & 

Charles  E.  Wentworth),  printers,  elec- 

trotypers.and  stereotypers,  University 

Press,  Brattle  square 
Wilson  John  F.,  restaurant  (10  Kilby,  B.), 

house  59  Market 
Wilson  Jonas    W.,  clerk  (154  State,  B. ), 

house  129  Columbia  [4  Jay 

Wilson  Joshua,  printer  (81  Kilby,  B.),  h. 
Wilson  Joshua  jr.,  bookbinder  (81  Kilby, 

B.),  boards  4  Jay 
Wilson    Lavina  F.    Mrs.,  dressmaker,  10 

Prospect,  boards  7  Charles  River 
Wilson  Leonard  J.,  gilder  Riverside  Press, 

boards  175  Pear! 
Wilson  Leomrd  P.,  carpenter,  373  Main, 

b.  2  Hotel  Clark,  Clark  [Hastings 

Wilson  Martha,  widow  of  Wm.,  house  31 
Wilson  Mary,  widow,  h.  rear  174  Franklin 
Wilson  Nancy,  widow  of  Alexander,  house 

rear  25  Winter  [itv  av. 

Wilson  Ralph  D.,  student  H.U.,b.  2  Divin- 
Wilson  Robert,  cracker  packer,  502  Main, 

boards  9  Norfolk 
Wilson  Royal,  carpenter,  h.  29  North  av. 
Wilson  Samuel  G.,  conductor  Cambridge 

R.  R.  Co..  boards  69  Mt.  Auburn 
Wilson  Sara  I).  Mrs.,  h.  2  Divinity  av. 
Wilson  Sewall  A.,  piano  tuner,  624   Main, 

house  3  Whitney's  court 
Wilson  Thomas,  cooper,  house  41  Porter 
Wilson  Wm.,  laborer,  house  11  Carson 
Wilson  William  A.  B..  printer,  1    Winsor, 

house  7  Charles  River 
Wilson  William  E.,  foreman  press  room 

University  Press,  house  10  Mason 
Wilson   William    H.,   at   A.  H.  Hewes   & 

Co.'s,  boards  89  Hancock 

WILSON    WrLLIAM    J.,    book- 
binder (81  Kilby,  B.),  boards  4  Jay 
Wilson  Wm.  S.,  teamster,house  3  Summer 
Wilson,  see  Willson 

Wilton  William  F.,  cabinet  maker,44  Cam- 
bridge, boards  at  Charlestown 
Winchester  Charles,   carpenter,  house   5 

Rollins  court 
Winfield  Thos.,  hairdresser,  h.  16  Elmer 
Winfrey  Julius,  hostler  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  house  10  Elmer 
Wing  Eliza  A.,  widow,  house  89  Tremout 
Wing  Fred.  D.,  commercial   traveler,  bds. 

Josiah  D.  Wing's,  Crescent 
Wing  George  W.,  baker,  31  and   33   Elm, 

house  89  Tremont 
Wing  H.  T.,  conductor  Cambridge  R.  R. 

Co.,  house  at  Somerville 
Wing  Josiah  D.,  currier,  house  Crescent, 

5th  on  left  from  Oxford 
Winkley    Henry    VV.,  student   Episcopal 

Theo.  School,  Brattle 


Winlock  Anna  Miss,  assistant  at  Obser- 
vatory, boards  47  Langdon 
Winlock  George  L.,  student  H.  U.,  boards 
47  Langdon  [at  Boston 

Winlock   John   P.,  foreman,  354  Main,  h. 
Winlock  Joseph  Mrs.,  house  47  Langdon 
WTinn  Thomas  W.,  baker,  house  92  Fifth 
Winn  Wm.  M.,  clerk,  bds.  314  Broadway 
Winnek    Seth    C,  shipper   N.    E.    Glass 

Works,  house  at  Belmont 
Winnett  Harry  B.,  bookkeeper,  623  Main, 

"    boards  281  Harvard 
Winnett  Jason  (J.  Winnett  &  Co.), real  es- 
tate agent,  623  Main  and  (5  Tremont, 
B.),  house  281    Harvard 

WINNETT  J.  &  CO.   (Jason   Win- 
nett and  Watson  G.  Cutter),  real  es- 
tate agents,   623  Main,    and   (5  Tre- 
mont. B.) 
Winship  Cynthia  Miss,  house  70  Columbia 
Winslow  Annie  W.,  wid.,  h.  r.  41  Norfolk 
Winslow  Henry  H.,  lawyer,  603  Main.  h. 

Magazine,  corner  Tufts 
Winslow  Jennie  P.  Mrs.,  nurse,  h.  Cush- 

ing,  near  Belmont 
Winslow  John  E.,  carpeuter,  boards  Mrs. 

Jennie  P.  Winslow's,  dishing 
Winslow     Mabel    J.    Miss,    dressmaker, 

Cushing,  near  Belmont,  house  do. 
Winslow  William  D.,  house  70  In  man 
Winsor  Justin,  librarian  H.  U.,  house  37 
Concord  avenue  [h.  19  South 

Winston  George,  carrier  Memorial  Hall, 
Winston  George  W., waiter  Memorial  Hall, 

house  28  Boylston 
Winten  John,  helper,  599£  Main,  boards 
at  Somerville  [h.  do. 

Winter  Annie  Mrs.,  dressmaker,  3  Essex, 
Winter  Henry  D.,  bookkeeper  M.  E.  Ride- 
out,  house  104  Western  avenue 
Winter  Samuel,   shoemaker,    161  Broad- 
way, b.  12  Winter  [ville 
Winterbottom  Chas.  J., clerk,  b.  atSomer- 
Winther  Charles,   piano  maker  Ivers  & 
Pond  Piano  Co.,  Albany        [Pleasant 
Winther  Emil  E.,  piano  maker,  house  117 
VVinthrop  Charles  A.,  house  60  Shepard 
Winward  Edwin,   clerk,  168  Gore,  house 

96  Thorndike 
Winward  William  W.,  clerk  (26  Summer, 

B.),  boards  96  Thorndike 
Wise  Charles  P.,  painter  F.   R.   R.,h.  36 

Kinnaird 
Wiseman  Edward,  carpenter,  h.  17  School 
Wiseman   Thomas,   engineer  steamer    2, 

house  392  Main 
Wiseman  Thomas,  plasterer,  h.  161  Otis 
Wiseman  Thomas  G.,  laborer,  92  Main,  h. 
39  Willow  [h.  56  Sacramento 

Wiswell  Chas.  H.,  lawyer,  Lyceum  bldg., 
Wiswell  C.  E.  Mrs.,  house  11  Wallace 
Wiswell  Dexter  W.,  boots  and  shoes  (222 

Hanover,  B.),  house  21  Orchard 
Wiswell     George    C,    salesman    Jordan, 

Marsh  &  Co.  (B.),  bds.  21  Orchard 
Witham  Amos  R.,  cooper,  h.  24  Hunting 
Witham  Chas.  C,  boards  2  Lamson  place 


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Witham  Isaiah,  laborer  John  Reardon  & 
Sons,  house  Waverly,  east  of  Fort 
Washington  [Lams on  pi. 

Witham    Dunham,    hairdresser,    house  2 

Witham  Thomas,  house  14  Harrison 

Witherell  Freeman  C,  fish,  562  Main,  h. 
79  Franklin  [Franklin 

Witherell  Mary,  widow  of  William,  h.  79 

Witherell  William  B.,  fish  (36  Commercial 
wharf,  B.),  house  85  Green 

Withey  Elizabeth  E.  Miss,  teacher,  b.  52 
Brattle  [U.,  b.  52  Brattle 

Withey  Emily  W.  Miss,  copyist  library  II. 

Withey  Simeon  B.,  carpenter.  Palmer,  n. 
Brattle,  house  52  do. 

Withington  Eugene  A.,  butcher  (Brigh- 
ton), boards  rear  125  Pearl 

Withington  Henry,  clerk,  123  Harvard, 
boards  rear  29  do. 

Withington  James  II.,  action  maker,  162 
Broadway,  boards  167  Harvard 

Withington  Richard  S.,  driver,  159  Har- 
vard, house  87£  do. 

Withington  Thomas  S.,  laborer,  119  Pearl, 
house  125  do.  [h.  do. 

Wolcott  Joseph   A.,  m. o,  287   Broadway, 

Wolff  Louis  G.,  cook  (McLean  Asylum, 
Somerville),  house  141  Cambridge 

Wolterston  Peter,  carpenter,  house  23 
Brookline 

Wood  Alfred,  cracker  dealer,h.  S  Gardner 

WOOD  ALFRED,  grocer,   5   and  6 
Harvard  row  and  9  Harvard  sq.,  h.  12 

Chauncy 
Wood  Achsie  J.  Mrs.,  house  14  Arlington 
Wood  Alice,  widow  of  Frank,  h.  51  Winter 
Wood   Brothers  (James  D.  and  Edmund 

V.     Wood),      instrumental      sharps, 

Rhoades  building,  State 
Wood  Caleb  Mrs.,  house  77  Prospect 
Wood  Caleb  T.,  trader,  house  582  Main 
Wood  Charles  D.,  apothecary.  Cambridge, 

cor.  Prospect,  h.  do.  [51  Winter 

Wood  Charles  H.,   clerk  (Federal,  B.),  b. 
Wood  Chas.  P.,  bookkeeper,  5  aud  6  Har- 
vard row,  house  15  Wendell 
Wood  David  H.  Mrs.,  house  10  Revere 
Wood  Edmund  V.    (Wood  Bros.),  instru- 
mental sharps,   Rhoades  bldg. ,  State, 

house  261  Pearl 
Wood    Edward,  foreman   Hovey  &    Co., 

Cambridge,  house  at  Somerville 
Wood  Edward  S.,  physician  and  Professor 

of  Chemistry  H.  U,  house  14  Chauncy 
Wood  Elizabeth,  widow  of  Samuel,  house 

10i  Tremont  [128  Otis 

Wood  Elizabeth,  widow  of  John,  house 
Wood   Elmer   E.,  clerk,  5  and  6  Harvard 

row,  boards  10  Revere 
Wood  Frank  J.,  salesman  W.  H.  Wood  & 

Co.,  house  at  Boston  [Frost 

Wood  Frederick,  cutter,  h.    Harris,   next 
Wood  F.  W.  C,  draughtsman  (5  Pember- 

ton  sq.,B.),b.  Frederick  Wood's, Harris 
Wood  George,  watchman  (14  Washington 

av.,  B.),  house  4  Clinton 
Wood  George,  plasterer,  h.  46  DeWolt' 


Wood  Geo.  A.,  clerk,  9  Harvard  sq.,  bds. 

12  Chauncy 
Wood  George  W.,  wood  engraver  (Frank- 
lin, B.),  boards  rear  168  Norfolk 
Wood  Harriet  A.  Miss,  private  school,  48 

Cottage,  house  do. 

Wood  Hattie  M.,  widow  of  Azor  B.,  house 

12  Rogers'  block,  Main  [Brattle 

Wood  Henry,  student  Epis.  Theo.  school, 

Wood  James    A.,  lumber  (11  Doane,  B.), 

house  5  Ellsworth  avenue 
Wood  James  D.  (Wood  Bros.),  instrumen- 
tal sharps,    Rhoades   building,   State, 
house  at  Auburadale 
Wood  James  E.,  watchman,    153  Putnam 

avenue,  house  85  Blackstone 
Wood  James  L..  house  48  Cottage 
Wood  John  H.,  house  118  Auburn 
Wood  John  L.,  clerk,  497  Main,  boards  44 

Brookline 
Wood  John  W.,  carver  (B. !.  h.  78  Spring 
Wood  Lucy  S.  Mrs.,  h.  50  Dana  [Otis 

Wood  Marcellus  A.,  leather  dealer,  h.  135 
Wood  Martha  A.  Mrs.  (M.  A.  &  M.  Wood), 
dressmaker,    1     Columbia,     house    2 
Cherry  court 
Wood    Mary   Mrs.    (M.    A.    &    M.  Wood), 
dressmaker,l  Columbia, h.  2  Cherry  ct. 

WOOD  M.  A.  &  M.  (Mrs.  Martha 
A.  and  Mary  Wood),  dressmakers,  1 
Columbia 

Wood  Moses  A.,  artist,  5  White,  house  do. 

Wood  Phineas  S.,  letter-carrier  (P.  O.,  B.), 
house  51  Winter  [Norfolk 

Wood  Thomas  J.,  glass  maker,  h.  rear  168 

Wood  William  B.,  glass  maker  Union 
Glass  Co.,  house  12  Spring 

Wood  William  F.,  tailor,  h.  2  Cherry  ct. 

Wood  William  F.  jr.,  packer,  161  Broad- 
way, house  2  Cherry  court 

Wood  William  II.  (William  H.  Wood  & 
Co.),  lumber,  13  Broadway,  comer 
Third,  house  86  Columbia 

WOOD  WILLIAM  H.  &  CO. 
(William  H.  Wood),  lumber,  etc.,  13 
Broadway,  corner  Third 

Wood  William  S..  butcher,  house  88  Reed 

Woodard  Bainbridge  AV.,  supt.  of  streets, 
office  City  Hall,  house  106  Columbia 

Woodard  Elisha  S.,  hostler  City  stable, 
Hampshire,  cor.  Tremont,  h.  57  Pine 

Woodard  Jonas  (Aiken  &  Woodard),  hay, 
etc.,  860  Cambridge,  house  5  Sixth 

Woodard,  see  Woodward 

Woodbridge  Agnes  C,  widow  of  John  R., 
house  298  North  avenue 

Woodbridge  Samuel  F.,  pres.  North  ave- 
nue Savings  Bank,  and  provisions  (67 
F.  H.  market,  B.),  house  281  North  av. 

Woodbridge  William  F.,  provisions  (65  F. 
H.  market,  B.),  house  280  North  av. 

Wood  burn  Robert,  teamster,  boards  1 
Hampshire 

Woodbury  Chas.,  potter  A.  H.  Hines  &  Co. 

Woodbury  George  H., salesman  (181  Wash- 
ington, B.),  house  1  Hancock  place 

Woodbury  Isaae  A.,  planer,  h.  71  Third 


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Woodbury  Israel  D.,  gardener,  house  2 
Worcester 

Woodbury  John  E. ,  tinman,  153  Putnam 
avenue,  house  25  Hamilton 

Woodbury  John  II.,  editor  Youth's  Com- 
panion (41  Temple  place,  B.),  house 
42  Bigelow 

Woodbury  William  J.,  bookkeeper  (122 
Summer,  B.),  boards  9  Ellery 

Woodbury  Lucy  VV.,  wid.,  h.  25  Hamilton 

Woodbury  Mary  G.  Mrs., h. 60  Buckingham 

Woodbury  Willard  H.  (Cillcy  &  Wood- 
bury), livery  stable,  120  Green,  house 
10  Magazine 

Woodland  Joshua  G.,  turner,  rear  380 
Main,  boards  4  Cowperthwaite 

Woodland  Robert  H.,  dry  goods,  house 
79  Wendell 

Woodland  William,  wood  turner,  rear  380 
Main,  house  4  Cowperthwaite 

Woodman  Anna  M.,  widow  of  Prof.  John 
S.,  h.  32  North  av.  [b.  33  Essex 

Woodman  Charles,  driver  L.  B.  Spaulding, 

Woodman  Charles,  piano  action  maker, 
Rhoades  bldg.,  State,  h.  95  ( Columbia 

Woodman  Charles  F.,  clerk  U.  S.  Sub 
Treasury  (P.  O.  building,  B. ),  house 
88  Auburn 

Woodman  Cyrus,  lawyer,  h.  9  Kirkland  pi. 

Woodman  Edwin  L.,  cabinet  maker  F.  M. 
Holmes   Furniture  Co.,  h.  at  Medford 

Woodman  George  E.,  foreman,  624  Main, 
house  at  Chelsea 

Woodman  Henry  H.,  hairdresser,  155 
Harvard,  house  at  Arlington 

Woodman  Ivory  P.,  moulder  H.  M.  Bird, 
Pelham,  boards  179  Main 

Woodman  Jacob  S.,  cabinet  maker  F.  M. 
Holmes  Furniture  Co.,  h.  at  Medford 

Woodman  Mary  E.,  teacher  Sargent  pri- 
mary school,  boards  95  Columbia 

Woodman  Walter,  physician,  h.  9  Kirk- 
land place  [R.  R.,  h.  28  East 

Woodman  W.  Scott,  brakeman  B.  L.  <&  C. 

Woods  Charles  B.,  designer  (70  Sudbury, 
B.),  house  195  Putnam  avenue 

Woods  Edward  C,  shipping  clerk,  503 
Main,  house  17  State 

Woods  Fletcher,  painter,  460  Main 

Woods  George  (Geo.  Woods  &  Co.),  624 
Main,  house  at  Needham 

Woods  George  &  Co.  (George  Woods  and 
George  P.  Carter),  organ  and  piano 
mnfrs.,  624  Main  [100  Hancock 

Woods  Henry  W.,  mercantile  agent,  bds. 

Woods  Isaac  F.,  carpenter,  house  rear  112 
Columbia  fFoster 

Woods  James,  laborer,  house  Brown,  cor. 

Woods  James  M.,  real  estate  (N.  Y.),  h. 
100  Hancock 

Woods  John  M.,  supt.  Geo.  D.  Emery, 
lumber,  Hall's  wharf,  East,  and  (54 
Canal,  B.),  house  at  Somerville 

Woods  Lillia  A.  Miss,  teacher  Willard  pri- 
mary school,  boards  102  Magazine 

Woods  Manuel  F.,  house  rear  198  Bridge 

Woods  Patrick,  laborer,  b.  18|  Harvard 


Woods  Patrick  C,  stucco  worker,  house  18 

Winter 
Woods  Robert  W.,  carpenter,  h.  127  Gore 
Woods  Rose  Miss,  h.  27  Cowperthwaite 
Woods  Stephen, stucco  worker,  h.100  Gore 
Woods  William  W.,  painter,  basement  220 

North  avenue,  house  26  Harvey,  near 

Montgomery 
Woodside  George   H.,   foreman    Qeo.  F. 

Blake  Mnfg.  Co.    foundry,  Third,  cor- 
ner Bent,  house  at  Woburn 
Woodside    John    P..  engineer,   house  26 

School  street  court 
Woodside  Wm.  A.,  student  H.  U.,  rooms 

30  Mt.  Auburn 
Woodsum  A.  J.,  teamster,  b.  12  Broadway 
Woodward  Arnold  W.,  machinist  B.  L.  &. 

C.  R.  R.  shop,  house  28  East 
Woodward  Charles  E.  W.,  b.  58  Magazine 
Woodward  Grace  R.  Miss,  teacher  Willard 

primary  school,  boards  58  Magazine 
Woodward  James    H.,   furniture,  etc.,  30 

Boylston,  house  Russell,  cor.  Orchard 
Woodward,  see  Woodard 
Woodworth   Harry  L.    (82  Sudbury,    B.), 

boards  171  Harvard 
Woodworth  Henry  D.,  watches,  etc.    (40 

Cambridge,  B.),  house  171  Harvard 
Woodworth    Horace    S.,  clerk  (40   Cam- 
bridge B.),  boards  171  Harvard 
Woolson   James  A.,  boots   (138  Summer, 

B.),  house  277  Harvard 
Woolway  Richard,  coachman,  h.  32  Ellery 
Worcester  Ann  Maria,  house  77  Brattle 
Worcester  Asa,  brush  mnfr.  (27  Exchange, 

B  ),  house  7  Felton 
Worcester  August,  currier,  h.  50  Spruce 
Worcester  Bros.  (Charles  H.,  Samuel  A., 

Frederick  and    Franklin  Worcester), 

furniture,  25  Brattle 
Worcester  Charles  H.  (Worcester  Bros.), 

furniture,    25    Brattle,    boards  J.    A. 

Sawyer's,  Mt.  Vernon 
Worcester  Francis,  sawyer.  162  Broadway, 

house  at  Watertown 
Worcester    Franklin    (Worcester    Bros.), 

furniture,  25  Bi-attle,  boards  J.  A.  Saw- 
yer's, Mt.  Vernon 
Worcester  Frederick   (Worcester  Bros.), 

furniture,  25   Brattle,   boards    J.    A. 

Sawyer's,  Mt.  Vernon 
Worcester  George  H.,  brush  mnfr.  (27  Ex- 
change, B.),  boards  7  Felton 
Worcester  Join;,  house  31  North  avenue 
Worcester  Samuel  A.   (Worcester  Bros.), 

furniture,  25  Brattle,  h.  at  Hollis,N.H. 
Worcester  William    H,  action  maker,  162 

Broadway,  house  at  Watertown 
Worcester   Win.  T.,  clerk  (27  Exchange, 

B.),  boards  7  Felton 
Worcester  W.,  conductor  Cambridge  Rail- 
road Co.,  house  at  Brighton 
Worden  Alfred  G.,  at  139  Broadway,  house 

225  do.,  room  6 
Worden  Elizabeth  O.,  widow  of  James  H., 

house  218  Broadway  [225  do. 

Worden   George  W.,  at  137  Broadway,  h. 


LUMBER  &  MOULDINGS.    J.  G.  &  N.  G.  GOOCH. 

Wharf,  Western  Avenue,  Brighton.     8  Brattle  Street,  Cambridge.    Office,  70  Kllby  St.,  Boston 


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Work  James  L.,  hardware   (7  Dock  sq., 

B.),  house  28  Prospect 
Work  Thomas,  second-hand  building  ma- 
terials, 119   Pearl,  and  (Work  &  Hay- 
ward),  furniture   mover,  576  Main,  h. 
07  Auburn 
Work  &  Hay  ward  (Thos.  Work  and  Geo. 
A.   Hayward),  furniture  movers,   110 
Pearl  and  570  Main 
Worthen  Isaac  R.,  carriagesmith,  4 

ern  avenue,  house  100  Pearl 
Worthen  John  R.,  Carriagesmith,  4  West- 
ern avenue,  house  100  Pearl 
Wouldhave    Thomas,     machinist,    house 

Crescent  avenue,  near  pottery 
Wrenn  George  L.,  ins.  agent  (172  Devon- 
shire, B.),  house  24  Lee 
Wright  Alexander   B,,  cashier  freight  de- 
pot B.  &  P.  R.  R.  (B.),  house  5  Norfolk 
Wright  Ali  P.,  baker,  70  Cambridge,  b.  do. 
Wright  Amelia  Miss,  teacher  Willard  pri- 
mary school,  boards  108  Magazine 
Wright  Arthur  D..  painter,  h.  177  Main 
Wright  Beuj.  F.  Mrs.,  h.  431  Cambridge 
Wright  Charles,  carpenter,  h.  347  Main 
Wright  Charles,  house  136  Green 
Wright  Charles   E.,  bookkeeper  (71  Port- 
land. B.),  house  J 3  Rice 
Wright  Chas.  H.,  clerk,  bds.  13  Dunster 
Wright  C.  H.,  teamster,  13  Broadway 
Wright  Frank,  hairdresser,    Harvard'  sq., 
boards  270  Broadway 

WRIGHT  GEO.  G.,  flour,  grain.etc, 
86  Mt.  Auburn,  boards  13  Dunster 
Wright  Hattie  L.  Miss,  h.  108  Magazine 
Wright  Henry  A.,  lithographer  Riverside 

Press,  house  151  Brookline 
Wright  Henry  L.,  boards  347  Main 
Wright  Henry  S.,  piano  action  maker,  130 
Broadway  [pi. 

Wright  James,  carpenter,  h.  23  School  st. 
Wright  James    E.,    foreman,  75  Main,  h. 
03  Norfolk  [Winsor 

Wright   James    H.,    milkman,   house  107 
Wright  James  W.,  police,  station  5,  house 

180  North  avenue 
Wright  John  jr.,  salesmau  (15   Tremont 

ro\v,B.),  house  124  Norfolk 
Wright  Laura  Miss,  teacher  Willard  pri- 
mary school,  boards  10S  Magazine 
Wright  L.  EL,  at  139  Broadway 
Wright  Mary  S.,  widow,  house  8  Mellen 
Wright  Nathan  M.,milkman.  h. 107  Winsor 
Wright  Rebecca,  widow  of  George,  house 

1  Magazine  court     • 
Wright  William,  baker,  82  and  S4  Mt.  Au- 
burn, house  13  Dunster 
Wright  William  M.,  polisher,  203  Bridge, 

house  at  Somerville 
Wyatt  Albert  N.,  tin  peddler,  h.  132  Otis 
Wyatt  Stevens  J.,  clerk  (88  North,  B.),  b. 
123  Otis  [3  Shepard 

Wyeth  Agnes  M.    Miss,  music  teacher,  b. 
Wyeth  Andrew  N.,  house  Raymond  court 
Wyeth  A.    Augustus,   gents'    furnishing 
goods,  3  Harvard  row,  house  58  Trow- 
bridge 


Wyeth  Benjamin  F.,  undertaker,  11  Brat- 
tle, house  3  Shepard 

Wyeth  B.  Franklin,  clerk,  6  Brattle,  house 
114  Concord  avenue 

Wyeth  Elizabeth  N.,  widow  of  Jonas, 
h.  210  Brattle 

Wyeth  Henry  A.,  boots  and  shoes,  11 
Brattle,  house  7  Shepard 

\ITYETH    JAMES    H.    (James   H 

VV  Wyeth  &  Co.),  grocer,  6  Brattle,  and 
clerk  Cambridge  Savings  Bank,  house 
210   Brattle 

WYETH  JAMES  H.  &  CO. 
(James  H.  Wyeth  and  Herbert  M. 
Shepherd),  grocers,  6  Brattle 

WYETH  J.  P.  Jr.,  lawyer  (30  Court, 
B.),  house  23  Fayette 
Wyeth  Lucy  C.  Miss,  teacher  Quincy  pri- 
marv  school,  Mason,  b.  at  Somerville 
Wyeth  Mary  Miss,  boards  210  Brattle 
Wyeth  Sarah  Miss,  boards  210  Brattle 
Wyeth   Susau  E.   Miss,   teacher   Dunster 
primary  school,  Concord  avenue,  bds. 
Andrew  N.  Wyeth's,  Raymond  court 
Wvman  Carrie  F.,  widow  of  James,  house 
120  Norfolk  [B.),  h.  744  Main 

Wyman  Chas.  F.,  merchant  (58  India  sq., 
Wyman  Charles  W.,   stone-cutter,  house 
54  Fifth  [B.),  h.  3  Craigie 

Wyman    Edward,   com.  mer.   (82   Water, 
Wyman  John  Palmer  jr.,  lawyer  (30  Court, 

B. ) ,  house  23  Fayette 
Wyman  J.  Henry,   cigars   (272   Washing- 
ton. B. ),  house  140  Cambridge 
Wyman  Martha  Miss,  house  40  Essex 
Wyman  Mary  M.  Miss,  house  118  Brattle 
Wyman    Morrill,     physician,   25   Church, 

house  77  Sparks 
Wyman  Morrill  jr.,  student,  b.  77  Sparks 
Wyman  Ruth  E.,  widow   of   Win.,   house 
144  Cambridge  [Auburn 

Wyman  Samuel  E.,  physician,  bds.  2   Mt. 
Wyman  Susan  Miss,  house  118  Brattle 
Wyman  Wentworth,  box  maker,  3  Hamp- 
shire, house  510  Main 
Wyman   William,   bookbinder    Riverside 

Press,  boards  5  Prospect 
Wvman    William,  shoemaker,   156   Pearl, 
h.  10  Hamilton  [bridge,  b.  140  do. 

Wyman  William  H.,  millinery.    112   Cam- 
Wyzanski    Charles,   clerk    (477   Washing- 
ton, B.).  boards  153  Cambridge 
Wyzanski  Henry,   dry  goods,   house   145 

Cambridge 
Wyzanski  Henry  M.,  clerk  (477   Washing- 
ton, B.),  boards  153  Cambridge 
Wyzanski  Joseph,   dry  goods,   153   Cam- 
bridge, house  do.  [40  Winter 
Wyzanski  Sarah,  widow  of  Samuel,  house 

XAVIER     ANSELL     F.,     painter    (B.), 

boards  103  Western  avenue 
Xavier  Anthony  F.,  jeweler  (Cambridge, 

cor.  Charles,  B.),  house  4  Gordon  pi. 
Xavier  Arthur  F.,  jeweler  (7   Green,    B.), 

house  28  River 
Xavier  John,  jeweler,  boards  22  Cherry 


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YAATS  JACOB,  house  152  Third 
Yancey  James  H.,  waiter,  h.  19  Brewery 
Yates  Alfred,  supt.  Bay  State   Brick  Co., 

office  rear  124  Spruce,  house  21  Rice 
Yates    Christopher,   laborer,    162   Broad- 
way, house  34  Washington 
Yeadon  Henry  W.,    mechanic,   house  28 

Charles  River 
Yeaton  Thomas  F.,  laborer,  h.  42  Hastings 
Yelovvich     Michael,    cigar  dealer,    house 

148  Pearl 
Yeriiugton  Frank  M.,  pocket-book  mnfr. 
(198  Washington,  B.),  h.  205  Harvard 
Yerxa  Edward  N.,  grocer,  114  Cambridge, 
and  (941  Washington,  B.,  and  65   Me- 
ridiau,  E.  B.),  house  5  Pemberton 

YERXA  HENRY   !.>.,    grocer    (686 
Washington,  B.),  house  296  North  av. 
Yerxa  Robert  A.,  clerk,  225  North  avenue, 

boards  5  Pemberton 
York  George  H.,  foreman  Riverside  Bind- 
ery, house  North  Harvard,  Allston 
York  Geo.  H.  jr.,  salesman  (B.),  b.  North 

Harvard,  Allston  [9  William 

York  Theron  K.,  grocer,  31    River,   house 
Young  Alexander,  blacksmith,  232  North 

avenue,  boards  1  Cogswell  place 
Young  Alfred  A.,  reed  maker,  162    Broad- 
way, house  79  Washington 
Young  Amasa,  ship-carpenter,  h.  175  Main 
Young  Calvin   E.,   baker,   79  Cambridge, 

boards  do. 
Young  Charles,  teamster,  bds.  146  Spring- 
Young  Charles  E.,   clerk    (B.),    house  57 

Mount  Auburn 
Young  Charles  H.,  carpenter,  h.  r.  39  Clark 
Young  Charles  H.,  piano   maker  Ivers  & 

Pond  Piano  Co.,  Albany 
Youug    Charles    J.,   printer     University 

Press,  house  13  Brewer 
Young  David,  slater,  basement  216  North 

avenue,  house  5  Cedar  square 
Young  David,   carriagesmith,   232   North 

avenue,  house  1  Cogswell  avenue 
Young  David  S.,   blacksmith,  232   North 

avenue,  boards  1  Cogswell  place 
Young  Edric  F.,  engineer,   house   38   Mt. 

Auburn  [Auburn 

Young  Edric  F.  jr.,  provisions,  bds.  38  Mt. 
Young  Edward  B.,  student  H.  U.,  boards 

Rev.  E.  J.  Young's,  Raymond 
Young  Edward  J.,  clergyman,  house   Ray- 
mond, opposite  Raymond  court 
Young  Eliza  J.  R.,  widow  of  H.  W.,  house 

2  Pleasant  place 
Young  Ernest,  instructor   in   History  II. 

U.,  boards  26  Trowbridge 
Young    Frank   A.,    printer,    17    Boylstou, 

house  106  Pearl 
Young  George,  carpenter,  bds.  15  Pleasant 
Young    George    U.,  junk    dealer,   house 

dishing,  near  Belmont  line 


Young  Henry,  laborer,  house  564  Main 
Young  Israel"  J.  S.,  carpenter,  h.  22  South 
Young  James,  salesman  (450  Washington, 

B.),  house  26  Trowbridge 
Young  Jane  M.  Miss,  dressmaker,   house 

39  Fairmont  [40  Pearl 

Youug  John,  clerk  Riverside   Press,   bds. 
Young  John,  porter  (77  So.    Market,    B.), 

house  41  Hampshire 
Young  John,  carpenter,  h.  10  Hancock 
Young  John  jr.,  carpenter,  house  26  Wal- 
nut court 
Young  Joseph,  carpenter,  bds.  146  Spring 
Young  Joseph,  printer  (B.),  bds.  4   Cow- 

perthwaite 
Young  Joseph  H.,  bookkeeper,  599|  Main, 

boards  19  Warland 
Young  Joseph  W.,  painter,  house  3  Ash- 
burton  place  [zine 
Young  Levi,  cracker  dealer,  h.  82  Maga- 
5Toung  Levi,  boards  12  DeWolf  [h.  do. 
Young  Orillius  L.,  baker,  171  Cambridge, 
Young  Rebecca  P.,  wid.  of  Sam' 1,  h.  45  Erie 
Young  Robert,  stoue   cutter    (B.),    boards 

Mansion  House.  Gore,  cor.  Bridge 
Young  Samuel  D.,   bookbinder  Riverside 

Press,  house  43  Erie 
Young  Stephen,  laborer,  h.  172  Frankliu 
Young  Stephen,  laborer,  5  Broadway,  h. 

rear  220  Franklin. 
Young  Thomas  J.,   at  sewer  office  (City 

Hall,  B.),  boards  38  Mt.  Auburn 
Youug  Walter,  laborer,  Riverside  Press, 

house  4  Daye  court 
Young  William,  laborer,  house  163  Spring 
Young  William,  painter,  house  Concord 

avenue,  corner  New  [Broadway 

Young  William,  laborer,  92  Main,  bds.  167 
Young  Wm.,  watchman    Locke's  foundry 

(Somerville),  house  rear  143  Columbia 
Youngdall   Solomon,   laborer,    169  Gore, 

house  22  Warren 
Younker    Richard     E.,     wheelwright,   87 

Bridge,-house  at  Sonurville  [do. 

Yuen  Fook,  Chinese  laundry.  560  Main,  h. 

ZEIGLER  JOHN,  basket  maker,  18  Rail- 
road, house  do. 
Zeigler  Michael,  laborer,  bds.  18  Railroad 
Zelck  Charles  II.  D.,  shoemaker,  33  Reed, 

house  do. 

Zella  William,  student  EL  U.,  b.  4  Prospect 
Zenone  Anthony,  house  100  Main 
Zenonc  Frederick,  brass   finisher,  boards 
100  Main  [h.  132  Harvard 

Zetterman  Emanuel,  safe  maker,  17  Main, 
yiTTEL  PINTER,  baW,  280  Broad- 
/j  way,  corner  Elm,  house  26  Sidney 
Zolkowski  Nicodemus,  atl7  Main 
Zoller  Louis  F.,  machinist,  bouse  105  Gore 
Zwaenepoel  Secar,  tailor,  rear  57  Sixth, 
house  do. 


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EMBRACING 

A    Classified    l,i«.t    of    all    Trades.    ProfeMtious,    and    Pursuit*    in 
City  of  «'  A  TI  BRIDGE,  for   the    year   INS.'J,  arrauged  Alpha- 
betically for    each    Trade,  Mm*   cxhibitiug    at     a 
glance   the   full   address  aud   Special 
Business    of    her    Citizens. 


the 


Ale,  Beer,  Etc, 

(See  also  Liquors.) 
Aliern  Dnvid,  32  Cambridge 
Bachmann  Hermann,  56  Cambridge 
Conroy  Thomas,  198  Cambridge 
Gerstlauer  Daniel,  83  Fifth 
K1KCHNKK  &  KEEFi;  4:10 

Cambridge  (see  page  4) 
Kohlhepp  Lehr,  165£  Cambridge 
LALLY    THOMAS,  40     Boyl- 

ston  (see  page  480) 
McGurk  James,  1  Webster  avenue 
Metzger  Joseph,  200  Cambridge 
Munroe  Xathaniel  W.,  Ill  Catiib. 
Nicol  James,  122  Cambridge 
Sullivan  Timothy,  10  Cambridge 
Weber  George,  214  Cambridge 

Advertising   Company* 

MASON  LUMINOUS  AD- 
VERTISING CO.,  602    Main 

(see  page  466) 

Ammonia   Works. 

COCHRANE  A.  &  CO.,  Pot- 
ter, office  (55  Kilby,  B.j  (see  page 
490) 


Apothecaries. 

♦Members  of  the  Massachusetts  College  of 
Pharmacy. 

Allen  Nathan  L.,  155  North  av. 
A nd r os  H.  S.,  641  Main 
Bartlett  Horace  S.,  45-j  Harvard 
*Bayley   &    Richardson,   607  Main, 

and  :>2  River 
Cottrell  S.  G.,  288  Broadway 
Davies  John  R.,  5  Mt.  Auburn 
Dow  Marcellus  I.,  169  Pearl 
Fenlon  Michael,206  West  Cedar  and 

(Cambridge,  B. ) 
Geyer  Andrew,  88  Cambridge 
Grove   Ezra   C,  Main,  June.  Wash- 
ington 
*Hubbard  J.  H..  468  Harvard 
Jones  M.  A.,  00  Cambridge 
Kemp  Lysander,  152  Harvard 
Ketchum  George  B.,  272  Broadway 
Lowell  Frederick  II.,  439  Main 
McCormack  Bros.,  48  dove 
Meacom  George  E.,105  Cambridge 
Miner  Henry  A..  101  Cambridge 
Minott  J.  M.,  415  and  528  Camb. 
Olive  Douglass,  109  Harvard 
Olive  George  M.,  288  North  avenue 


CORSE  &  SMITH,  Window 

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Wholesale  aud    Retail, 

181  Washington  St.,  BOSTON. 


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Apothecaries—  Cont'd . 

OrneC.  P.,  837  Main 
*Orne  Joel  S.,  403  Main 
Ramsay  Alexander  H.,  1  Brattle 
Saunders  A.  C,  169  Cambridge 
Stevens  Charles  E.,  153  Bridge 
Stone  William  A.,  31  Brattle 
Studley  Joseph.  150  Cambridge 
Sylvia  John  C,  242  North  avenue 
Thorndike  Edward,  (317  Main 
Webber  O.  H..  591  Main 
Wilcox  C.  F.,  288  Broadway 
Wood  Chas.  D.,  Camb.,  c.  Prospect 

Architects. 

Dennison  H.  B.,  128  Cambridge 
Fogerty  James,  603  Main 
Webber  John  H..  604  Main 


Artesian  Wells. 

Sell  James  T.,  1  Lawrence 


Artists. 

Cranch  Christopher  P..  27  Ellery 
Dana  C.  G.,  3  Fayerweather 
Fairchild  J.  H.  Mrs.,  5(5  Mt.  Auburn 
Fox  Mary  Estella  Miss,  14  Lowell 
Frost  George  A.,  224  North  avenue 
Geyer  F.  S.  Miss.  35  Third 
limiting  Charles  H.  L.  (crayon).  27 

Jay 
Judkins  Eliza  M.  Miss,  20  Dunster 
Longfellow  Ernest  W.,  108  Brattle 
Lynes  Edward  M..  23  Orchard 
PACH  G.  W.  &  BROS.,  Cam- 
bridge, near  Beck  Hall  (see  advt. 
opp.  calendar) 
Parker  C.  V.  Miss,  613  Main 
Rockwood  Lizzie  W.  Miss, 658  Main 
Roetter  Paulus,  Crescent 
Scott  J.  W.  A..  44  Pleasant 
Wood  Moses  A.,  8  White 


Auctioneers. 

Buckle v  Daniel  A.,  547  Main 
BURNHAM  EDWAKD,  623 

Main  (see  page  485) 
Coveney  Jeremiah  \V.,  78  Camb. 
Fairbairn  J.  K..  36  Fifth 
KNIGHTS  S.  JR.  &  CO.,  5934 

Main   and   (226   Washington,  B.) 

(see  back  cover) 
Lennon  John,  145  Pearl 
Lull  Frederick  A.,  563  Main 
Rugg  Samuel  F.,  Harvard   sq..  cor. 

Brattle  and  (11  Court,  B.) 
Sanborn  Edmund  E.,  7  Walden 
Stevens  T.  J.,  5934  Main 
Taylor  Ira,  583  Main 
Wakefield  E.  II..  842  Main 
WINNETT  J.  &  CO.,  023  Main 

(see  back  cover) 


Bacon   Works. 

Howe  A.  F.,  rear  400  Main 
HOWE  &  PUTNEY,  rear  365 

Cambridge,   order   box    (28  F.  II. 

market,  B. )  (see  page  473) 
SQUIRE  J.  P.  &  CO.,  169  Gore 

(21,  23  and  25  F.    H.    market,  aud 

39  and  40  North   Market.  B.)    (see 

page  473) 


Bail  Com m  issioner. 

j  ALGER  ALPHEUS  B.,  Mt 

Vernon  (see  page  496) 


Bakers. 

(See  also  Bread  Stores;  also  Cracker 
Bakers.) 

BALFOUR  JAMES,  580  Main 
and  Cambridge,  corner  Elm  (see 
page  488) 
Ball  Jos.G.,  3  Austin  aud  601  Main 
Burger  William  R.,  176  Harvard 
Corcoran  J..  29  Banks 
Doyle  M.  J.,  215  Cambridge 
Ferguson  J.  G.  &  B.  S.,  79  and  184 

Cambridge  and  177  Bridge 
Furchs  Frank,  407   Cambridge  and 

88  Harvard 
Gardner  J.  W.,  196  Cambridge 
Gould  William,  912  Main 
Gove  Robert  H.,  71  Vine 
Hathaway  Charles  F.,  180  Xorth  a  v. 
Ireland  R.  E..  128  Inman 
KENNEDY      FRANK      A. 
(crackers,   etc.),   502    Main    (see 
back  cover) 
Lebert  David,  163  Bridge 
Ludemann  J.  C,  367  Main 
Myers  August,  Fourth,  cor.  Vino 
Myers  Bernard,  442  Cambridge 
Newmarch  J.,  151  Harvard 
O'Neil    John,     S    Rogers'     block. 

Brewery 
Keis  Manuel  D.,  67  Gore 
RobillardL.,  51  Dublin 
SEAVER  W.   W.   &  CO.,  15 

River  (see  page  4) 
THURSTON  &  HALL  BIS- 
CUIT    CO.    (cracker    bakers), 
factory,  31  and  33  Elm,  store  ( 115 
and    117    Commercial,     B.)     (see 
page   4^4> 
Wright  Wm.,  S2  aud  S4  Mt.  Auburn 
Young  O.  L.,  171  Cambridge 
ZITTEL    PETER,  280   Broad- 
way (see  page  470) 

Bands. 

Brock's  Cambridge  Brigade  Orches- 
tra, 12  Brattle 

North  Cambridge  Brass  Band,  Hen- 
derson block,  North  avenue 


CORSE  &  SMITH,  Paper -Hanp&s, 


Wholesale  and   Retail, 

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Banks. 

(See  also  Savings  Hanks.) 

CHARLES  Is'lVKK  NA- 
TIONAL BANK  OF 
CAMBRIDGE,  1  Harvard 
row  (see  miscellaneous  dept. ) 

FIRST  NATIONAL  BANK 
OF  CAMBRIDGE,  019  Main, 
cor.  Prospect  (see  miscellaneous 
dept. ) 

LECHMERE  NATIONAL 
BANK,  66  Cambridge,  corner 
Second  (see  miscellaneous  dept.) 

NATIONAL  CITY  BANK 
OF  CAMBRIDGE,  553  Main 
(see  miscellaneous  dept.) 

THE  CAMBRIDGE  NA- 
TIONAL BANK,  87  Cam 
bridge  (see  miscellaneous  dept.) 

THE  CAMBRIDGEPORT 
NATIONAL  BANK,  A.  P. 
Morse,  president,  S.  B.  Snow, 
cashier,  585  Main  (see  page  484) 

Bark  Mill. 

Thompson  S.  R.,  12  Gore 

Barrel  Dealers, 

Davis  S.  E.,  89  Bridge 

Goepper  Bros.,  Ninth,  cor.  Spring 

McCabe  P.,  176  Winsor 

Shuler  J.,  12  Hunting 

Barrel  Mnfrs. 

Eames  James  II.,  foot  of  Pacific 
Goepper  Bros.,  Ninth,  cor.  Spring 

Basket    Makers    ( Wil- 
low). 

Hippler  Andrew,  rear  81  Sixth 
Zeigler  John,  18  Railroad 

Bedding, Feathers,  JEte. 

KICKER  GEORGE  F.  & 
CO.,  013  Main  (see  page  159) 

Bedding  Renovating 

(Steam). 

KICKER    GEORGE    F.    & 

CO.,  613  Main  (see  page  159) 

Bell  Hangers. 

Buffum  Ferdinand  M.,  04S  Main 
Hoyt  B.  J.,  247|  Broadway 

Billiard  Booms. 

Authier  Azarie,  643  Main   and  193 

North  avenue 
Bates  E.  C,  521  Main 
Dudley  Moses,  115£  Cambridge 
Felix  Estacio  R.,  421  Cambridge 


Leuchte  Bern  hard.  9  Boylston 
Locke  Francis,  185  North  avenue 
Lyon  G.  II.,  Harvard  square 
Munroe  N.  W.,  Ill  Cambridge 
Sanborn  Henry,  15  Brattle 

Hill  Posters. 

Harrison  &  McLane,  78  Cambridge 

Blacksmiths, 

(See  also  Carriagesmiths;  also 
Ilorseshoers.) 
Belanger  Fred,  168  Columbia 
Bell  William,  202  North  avenue 
BOLGER     JAMES,     Palmer, 

near  Church  (see  page  476) 
Burnett  &  Brown,  Third,  near  gas- 
house,  and  (22  Bowker,  B.) 
Burrowes  Thomas  R.,  40!)  Main 
CAMPBELL    WM.    &    CO., 

350  Main  (see  page  483) 
Chisholm    Duncan,  Third,  opposite 

Gas  Works 
Day  Stephen,  46  Cambridge 
Donovan  Jeremiah,  498  Main 
Drake  Charles  A.,  295  Cambridge 
EASTER    ROBERT    S.,    355 

North  avenue  (see  page  405) 
Elliott  James,  Murray,  c.  Bovlston 
Gardner  Chas.  W.,  280  Mt.  Auburn 
Jones  A.  J.,  Palmer,  cor.  Church 
Kennedy  D.,  135  Winsor 
Leonard  H.  W.,  4  Cambridge 
MAITLAND  JAMES,   Sixth, 

coiner  Harvard  (see  p.  460) 
McFarland  Albert,  156  River 
McKensie  James  K.,  496  Main 
McKillop  James,  427  Cambridge 
Mc Murray    St    Jones,  Third,    near 

gas-house 
MOKRILL    &    ALLEN,    350 

Main  (see  page  42) 
Nutting  P.  &  Co. , Palmer,  n.  Brattle 
O'Brien  St  Gurry,  498  Main 
RILEY  JOHN,  354  Cambridge 

(see  page  469) 
Rollins  Geo.  O.,  11  Church 
Smith  Thomas,  436  Main 
Steele  Allan,  Main,junc.  Harvard 
Whyte  Thomas,  427  Cambridge 

Blank  Book  Mnfrs. 

AMEE   BROTHERS;  5  Har- 
vard square  (see  page  8) 

Boarding  and*Lodg- 
ing  Houses. 

Abbott  Lucy  K.  Mis.,  5  Dickinson 
Adams  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  42  River 
Baer  John,  103  Harvard 
Bay  State  Brick  Co.,  h.  r.124  Spruce 
Black  Jane  Mrs..  163  Broadway 
Bowker  J.  H.,  165  Broadway 
Broderick  Ellen  Mrs.,  190  Bridge 


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Boarding  &  fLodging 
Ho  1 1  ses—  Co  ntinued. 

Brooks  Ann  Mrs..  40  Spruce 
Brown  Angle  A.  Miss.  52  Austin 
Brown  Mary  E.  Mrs.,  48  Brattle 
Bruce  ().  XX.  Mrs..  394  Main    • 
Brusch  Bernard,  1  Washington 
*Buckland  G.  C.  Mrs..  25  Ilolyoke 
Bucknell  Katie  B.  Mrs.,  04  Mt.  Au- 
burn 
Caldwell  Nancy  A.,  44  Boylston 
Carey  Margaret  Mrs.,  50  Boylston 
Caulkins  L.  B.  Mrs.,  96  Austin 
Collins  Mary  B.  Mrs.,  50  Second 
Cronin  Hannah,  874  Main 
Duffy  Jane  Mrs.,  r.  105  Putnam  av. 
Duniop  M.  P.  Mrs..  88  to  40  Pearl 
Dutton  M.  Mrs.,  30  Sidney 
Elwell  C.  M.  Mrs.,  374  Main 
Far  well  C.  11.,  5  Prospect 
Foster  Mary.  46  Boylston 
French  C.  A.,  15  Farwell  place 
Griggs  Lucy  J.  Mrs.,  Ill  Norfolk 
Harrington  Eliza  Mrs..  00  Brattle 
Hobbs  George,  5:J  Cherry 
Hoffman  J  as.  W.,  17fU  Harvard 
Johnston  XV.,  37  Boylston 
Kennedy  James.  88  Mt.  Auburn 
McAvoy  Timothy.  1  Hampshire 
McCarthy  John  H.,  83  Bridge 
McFadyen  Samuel,  20  Holyoke 
McGuire  Mary  Mrs.,  139  Bridge 
McMahon  Edward,  7  Water 
Mooney  John  E.,  5  Linden 
Moran  John,  104  Gore 
Nichols  Hiram  L.,  95  Winsor 
Nudd  Wm.  H..  389  Main 
O'Connor  Mary  Mrs.,o64  North  av. 
Pike  Mary  E.,  100  Main 
Poole  Calvin,  9  Norfolk 
Powell  Charles,  512  Main 
Reynolds  M.  E.  Mrs.,  59  Franklin 
Richardson  H.  E.  Miss,  5  Rockwell 
Rounds  C.  L.,  0  Harvard  square 
Shaw  Wm.  A.,  270  Broadway 
Shepard  Henry,  1814-  Harvard 
Snow  D.  A.,  9  Winsor 
Stayner  Andrew  T.,  b7  Moore 
Stevens  Moses  Mrs.,  18  Farwell  pi. 
Streb  Julia  A.  Mrs.,  57  Gore 
Swanton  Bridget  Mrs.,  47  Gore 
Williams  Thomas,  8  Davis 

Boat  Builder. 

Blakey  John,  foot  of  DeYVolf 

Boiler  Wan  ufactu  rers. 

Campbell  Andrew,  Uroadway,  cor- 
ner Sixth 

CAMPBELL  WM.  &  CO., 
350  Main  (see  page  483) 

KENDALL  &  KOISEHTS, 
72  and  92  Main  (see  page  5) 

MORRILL  &  ALLEN,  356 
Main  (see  page  42) 


Boiler  Setter. 

LEACH    IL   W.,  19  Cherry,  and 
(7  Oliver,  B  )  (see  page  500) 

Bonnet  B/eaehertj. 

Belcher   Ahnira  Mrs.,   193£   North 
avenue 

Book    Binders    and 
Blank  Book  Mnfrs. 

AMEE  BROS.,   5   Harvard  sq. 

(see  page  8) 
Bettinson  E    XV.  (University    Bind- 
ery), 7  Brattle 
Cambridgeport  Diary  Co.,  105  Mag- 
azine 
Houghton  H.  O.  &  Co.,  Riverside 
Little.  Brown  &  Co.,  Riverside 
MeNamee  J.  II.  IL.  U  Brattle 
RUSS  AV.  H.  (4  Alden,B.)  (see  p. 

490) 
WILSON  W.  J.  (90  Milk  and  81 
Kilby,  B. )  (see  page  490) 

Booksellers   and 
Publishers. 

AMEEiBBOS.,  5  Harvard   sq. 

(see  page  8) 

Houghton,    Mifflin    it    Co.,  Black- 
stone 

HUNT    EDGAR    P.  &    CO., 

575  Main  (see  page  160) 
King  Moses,  400  Harvard 
Sever  Charles  W.,  404  Harvard 
SHAUGHNESSY   D.  B.,  109 

Cambridge,     Institute     building 
(see  page  470) 

Boot  and  Shoe 
Dealers. 
Claussen  P.,  7  Boylston 
Daly  M.  &  Son,  410  Cambridge 
Dollaid  James,  448  Harvard 
Dollard  Morns,  900  Main 
Finney  A.  T.,  597  Main 
Greene  J.  G.  jr.,  11  Harvard  row 
Guyer  Lewis  B.,  97  Cambridge 
Hayes  Alvin,  578  Main 
Hewson  J.  M.,  424  Cambridge 
Holmes  I.  G.  &  Co.,  507  Main 
Manning  Edmund,  505  Main 
Mestler  E.  A.,  625  Main 
Mooney  John  M.,  177  Cambridge; 
Xickerson  S.  L.,  577  Main 
Power  John  E.,  2(5  Washington 
Rohdc  Joseph,  42o  Main 
Sheehan  Thomas,  583  Main 
Smith  Thomas  C.  217  North  av. 
Weber  Henry,  75  Pleasant 
WnitmoreS.  Gushing,  184  North  av. 
Wilder  Cyrus  I)..  557   Main    and   7 

Harvard  square 
Wyeth  H.  A.,  11  Brattle 


Corse  &  Smith, 


181    Washington  Street,  BOSTON. 
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Boot  &  Shoe  Findings. 

Southward  F.  A.,  534  Main 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makers, 

Aushelm  John  H.,  158  Harvard 
Bass  J.  H.,23  Third 
Berry  S.  S.,  H  Winsor 
Bolster  K.,  20  Boylston 
Bradley  Michael,  171  Dublin 
Burns  Patrick,  88  Norfolk 
Chalk  A.  B  ,  26  Fourth 
Chamberlin  A.  N.,  042  Main 
Clarke  Wm.,  DeWoli.  junct.  Beaver 
Couierford  John,  240  Cambridge 
Con  well  P.,  323  Cambridge 
Corcoran  Timothy,  23  Bay 
Curtis  James,  Lambert  avenue, near 

North  avenue 
Daily  M.  &  Son,  410  Cambridge 
Ueberrv  L.  A., 51  Cedar 
Dollard  James,  448  Harvard 
Dollard  Morris  (custom),  000  Main 
Early  John,  15  Brown 
Feeley  Patrick.  01  Main 
Ferris  Edward  J..  1 18 Cambridge 
Grerwig  Charles.  2404  Broadway 
Gilleland  Francis,  120  Cambridge 
Green  John,  119  Gore 
Guyer  Lewis  B.,  97  Cambridge 
Hadley  Nathaniel  1.,  70  Gore 
Hall  Ebenezer  M.,  170  Gore 
Hefternan  Joseph,  401  Cambridge 
Hennessey  A.  M  ,  348  Broadway 
Higgins  \V.  D.,  37  Pearl 
Huebel  Ernest  C,  43  Market 
Knight  George,    Putnam     avenue, 
•    corner  Pleasant 
Mahoney  Patrick  J..  222  North  av. 
Martin  James,  34  Boylston 
Martin  John,  544  Main 
Martin  Owen,  Harvard  square,  rear 

Lyceum  building 
Mathews  Wm.  P.,C  Pearl 
McAllister  William,  144  Bridge 
McAnaul  T..  30  Central  square 
McFai  land  James.  151  North  av. 
MeGill  C.  L.,  27£  River 
McManus  J.,  Flagg,  corner  Banks 
McNally  Daniel,  43^  Cambridge 
Milligan  Daniel  H.,  36  Fifth 
Moloney  Philip,  114  Broadway 
Morgan  Michael,  7  East 
Murphy  John,  240  Cambridge 
O'Connor  J.,  17  Warren 
O'Loughlin  John  J.,  425  Cambridge 
O'.Toole  P.,  55  Charles 
Penke  Frr  i   i  ick,  101  Broadway 
Perkins  James  D..  444  Cambridge 
Purcell  John,  135  Columbia 
Ruggli  J.  A..  5  Brattle 
Sawyer  Josiah,  28  Brookline 
Schmelzer  Henvy,  76  Harvard 
Smith  John  C,  2£  Winsor 
Sullivan  Daniel,  138  Bridge 
Sullivan  John,  27  Vine 


Tauwalt  Wm.,2041   Hampshire 
Tobin  William.  184  Harvard 
Volk  J.  H.,  31  Banks 
Ware  Wm.  F.,  510  Cambridge 
Weber  Anslem.  212  Cambridge 
Weber  Henry,  75  Pleasant 
Whittaker  Samuel,  5S  Cedar 
Wilder  C.  D.,  557  Main,  and  7  Har- 
vard square 
Wyman  Wm.,  150  Pearl 
Zelck  Charles  H.  D.,  33  Reed 

Bottlers. 

Beck  Joseph,  0(5  Webster  avenue 

BERRY  CASPAR,  132  Hamp- 
shire (sec  page  475) 

Hess  Alfred  J.,  30  Union 

Davis  15.  F.  &  Co..  238  North  av. 

Johnson  it  Doane,  1  Cherry,  near 
Main 

KIRCHNER  &  KEEFE,  430 
Cambridge  (see  page  4) 

Train  F.  P.  eV  Co.,  115  to  125  Bridge 

Bot/aets. 

BECKER  F.,   Cambridge,   cor. 

Prescott  (see  page  474) 
BOCK    WM.    A.,   320   and  331 

North  avenue  (see  page  4) 
DLNSMORE      W3I.     J.,     273 

North  avenue  (see  page  474) 
HOVEY     &    CO.,     Cambridge. 

opposite    Highland   avenue     (see 

page  474  | 
O'BRIEN     P.     &     SOX,     820 

Main    and    89   Sparks  (see     foot 

lines  general  directory) 

Bowling  Saloon. 

Cambridge  Casino,  Mt.  Auburn, 
corner  Bath 

Box  Makers. 

STANDARD  T  URN  I  N  G 
WORKS  'formerly  Ela  Bros.), 
131  Broadway  (see  back  cover) 

PAGE  GEO.  G.  &   CO.,  3  to 

13    Hampshire    (see    advt.    opp. 
calendar) 
PERKINS   &    BEVINS,   170 

Broadway  (see  page  460) 

Bracket  Mnfrs. 

FirZPATRICK    ALFRED, 

State  (see  page  471) 
JANSSON    C.    A.,   8    Harvard 

square  (see  page  484) 
HIDEOUT    M.     E.,     Western 

avenue,  juue.  Banks  (see  p.  104) 
SCRANTON    H.    A.,   rear  380 

Main  (see  page  482) 

Brass  and   Iron 
Founders. 

Barbour  Walworth  O.  &  Co..  354 
Main 


CORSE  &  SMITH,  Window  Shades, 


Wholesale  and  Retnil, 

181  Washington  St.,  BOSTON. 


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CAMBRIDGE   BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Bread  Stores, 
also  Bajeers.) 
Brennan  Houora,  325  Cambridge 

Chapman  Nellie  Mrs..  77  Pleasant 
Donovan  James  F.,  lo7  Bridge 
Gateleg  M.  Mrs..  68  Spring 
Goodwin  Stephen  F.,207  Cambridge 
Hathaway  Charles  F..  180  North  av. 
Hayes  Nellie  Miss,  37(4  Cambridge 
Hctiernan  Joseph.  11(5  Webster  av. 
Noonan  John  P., 315  Cambridge 
Sheridan  Mary  J.  Miss,  12  Winter 

Brick    Man  ufacturers. 

Bay  State  Brick  Co..  r.  124  Spruce, 
office  (5  Pemberton  sq.,  B.) 

Cofran  Samuel  M..  Concord  avenue, 
near  Fresh  pond 

DeRosay  &  Son.  64  Dublin 

Foster  Edward  A.,  rear  Walden. 
near  Concord  avenue 

Parry  Bros.  &  Co..  foot  of  Ray- 
mond, and  off  Wellington,  near 
Belmont  line,  office  220  North  av. 

Sands  Martin  Winslow.  Walden, 
foot  of  Garden  (33  Hawley.  B.) 

Bridges  and  Hoofs. 

Boston  Bridge  Works  (iron).  D. 
II.  Andrews,  prop.,  Sixth,  corner 
Rogers  and  (13  Pemberton  sq.,  B.) 

Brttann  ia  Ware  Mnfrs. 

Draper  F.  &  Co.,  Otis,  between 
First  and  Second 

Brokers  (Pawn). 

Busnach  Henry.  574  Main 
Flaig  Simon.  112  Cambridge 
Frankenstein  Isidore.  398  Camb. 
Moulton«&  Sadler.  190 Cambridge 

Broom  Manufacturers, 

Keith  Charles  P.,  412  Main 
Pclkey  F.,  Crescent  avenue 
Smallidge  J.  W.  (rattan),  234  Camb. 

Brash   Man  ufacturers. 

Burton  A.    &   E.    cv    Co.,    12    Gore 

salesroom  (21  Exchange.  B.) 
Hastings  Andrew  G..  21  Vine 
Hirl  M.  J.,  32  First 

Building  Materials 

(  Heeond-h  and) . 

Work  Thomas.  119  Pearl 

Building  Movers. 

Abbott  Ezra,  31  Winsor 

Cowan   Thomas.    Hampshire,    near 

Winsor 
Houghton  Thomas,  64  Hampshire 
McElroy  Francis  G.,  183  Third 


Bungs, 


S  T  A  X  I)  A  R  I>  TURNING- 
WORKS  (formerly  Ela  Bros.), 
131  Broadway  (see  back  cover) 

Butchers. 

Devlin  cv  Earrell.  foot  of  Frank 
Smith  Thomas*  Co.,  Jackson, near 
Harvey 

Butter  and  Cheese. 

McCloskeyA  Harty,  91,  93  and  448 

Cambridge 
Paige  &  Gove  (mnfrs.),    15  Second 

Butter  and  Eggs. 

Lerned  \Y.  H.,319  North  avenue 
llobillard  Lawrence,  51  Dublin 

Cabinet  Makers. 

Bieknell  J.  G.,042  Main 
(riant  A:  Mann,  :;S4  Main 
Howard  J.  H.,  rear  380  Main 
JANSSON  C.  A.,  8  Harvard  sq. 

(see  page  484) 
Kelley  Joseph  J.,  4(3  Gore 
Kern  an  -fames,  7  Bovlston 
SCR  ANTON  HENRY  A.,  380 

Main  (see  page  4S2) 
Worcester  Brothers,  25  Brattle 

Cabinet  Work(Fancy). 

JANSSON  C.  A.,  8  Harvard  sq. 

(see  page  484) 

Carpenters  and  Build- 
ers. 

ASDERSOX     ALFRED,    18 

Soden  'see  page  482 
Anderson  James,  Palmer,!).  Church 
Beedle  M.  C.  Palmer,  n.  Church 
Brown    J.     E.,    Columbia,    corner 

Hampshire 
Burns  David  E..  144  Green 
Cass  Frederick  G..  12  Green 
CHAPLIN  GEO.    &    CO.,    8 

Greenough  avenue  (see  page  5) 
Chapman  Win.  jr..  100  Webster  av. 
Chisholm  C,  427  Cambridge 
Clark  Ozias.  52  Cambridge 
Clark  Simon  P..  19  Cherry 
Cogan  E.  J.,  54  Cambridge 
Cox  Thomas  II.,  1-10  Columbia 
Cutler  George  II..  rear  7  Summer 
Davies  B.  E..  Gore,  near  Sixth 
Dennison  James.  11  Seventh 
Eastman  John,  rear  577  Main 
Eilmore  W.,  10  Austin 
French  Oren  B.,  Palmer,  n.  Church 
Puller  George  A..  593$  Main 
Eurbush  Fred  B..  Palmer 
GILCREAS  I).  A.,  r.  577  Main 

(see  page  482) 


CORSE  &  SMITH,  Paper-Hanpp, 


Wholesale  ami    Retail, 

1S1  Washing  ton  St.,  BOSTON. 


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Greely  Leander,  113  Broadway 

Hay  den  Z.,  23  DeWolf 

Hayes  Luther  S.,  24  Mill 

Higgins  Wm.  II.,  165  North  avenue 

Joy.  Luther  &  Co.,  River,  junction 
Western  avenue 

Keenan  J.  H.,  65  Sacramento 

Kelley  &  McKinnon,  7  Western  av. 

Leach  Wm.  H.,373  Main 

Lowe  J.,  76  Prospect 

Lyons  Thos.  W.,  126  Elm 

McAloney  J.  W.,  IS  Sodeu 

McSORLEY  A.,  rear  577  Main 
(see  page  482) 

NORRIS  A.  &  CO.,  9  West 
ern  av.  (see  page  482) 

Packard  Emery  J.,  18  Elm 

Packer  C.  M.  &  J.  W.,  Western  av., 
junction  Banks 

Parsons  Allen  B.,  5  Palmer 

Parsons  Josiah  P.,  200J  North  av. 

Power  I).  W.,  73  Boylston 

Rhoades  J.  K.,  102  Allston 

Ricker  Moses.  3  River 

Rindge  Daniel,  51  Otis 

Rivers  Isaac,  72  Columbia 

Rollins  W.,  19  Harding 

Snow  Russftl]  L  ,  95  Allston 

STEARNS  A.  W.,  32  Mill  (see 
page  482) 

Steele  Benjamin  H.  (builder),  8  Ar- 
lington 

Stetson  &  Dinsmore,  79  Brattle 

Stevens  Abel,  16  Bath 

Stevens  Albert  (builder),  19  Buck- 
ingham 

Stickney  P.  H.,  188  Cambridge 

Stickney  Rodolph,  18S  Cambridge 

Tell  Albert  S.,  Clarendon  avenue 

Tobey  Wm.  W.,  Somerset,  corner 
Putnam  avenue 

TRACY  MICHAKL  F.,  74 
Boylston  (see  page  482) 

Wentworth  R.  &  C.  G.,  rear  Main, 
corner  Essex 

Wilson  Leonard  P.,  373  Main 

Withey  Simeon  B.,  Palmer,  near 
Brattle 

Carpet  Beaters. 

Burr  Lemuel,  455  Main 
Jones  Daniel.  31  Hastings 
KICKER   GEO.    P.    &    CO., 

(steam)  613  Main  (see  page  159) 
Shedd  (r.  Warren,  8  River 


Carpet  Makers. 

Damon  Sarah  Mrs.,  108  Norfolk 

Carpets. 

Kelsey  Bros.  &  Co.,  556  Main 
OXFORD    BROS.,    529    Main 

(see  page  472) 
Worcester  Bros.,  25  Brattle 


Carriage  Builders. 

{See  also  Wheelwrights.) 

Chapman  F.  L.  &  Co.,  r.  10  Brattle 
EASTER  R.  S„  355  North  av. 

(see  page  465) 
Faulkner  Geo.  W.,  365  North  av. 
Felt  G.  W.,  18  Cambridge 
Halberg  Nicholas,  22  Broadway 
Henderson  Brothers,  232  North  av. 
Henderson  Geo.  R.,  270  North  av. 
Henderson  James  A.,  350  North  av. 
Howe  D.  K.,  Blanche,  cor.  Auburn 
Ivers  F.  &  Sou,  176  North  avenue 
IVERS  &  TUCKER,  Church, 

opp.  Palmer  (see  page  469) 
Johnson  Andrew  &  Co.,  133  Main 
Jones  A.  J.,  Palmer,  corner  Church 
Leonard  H.  W.,  4  Cambridge 
LIBBEY*    CHARLES     W., 

140  Main  (see  page  469) 
McClellan  Peter  J.,  87  Bridge 
Mcintosh  George,  376  Main 
Mc Isaac  John,  35  Gore 
PERRY  L>.  H.,  354  Cambridge 

(see  page  469) 
RILEY  JOHX,  354  Cambridge 

(see  page  469) 
Ward  W.  A.  &  Co.^844  and  246  Main 
Waugh  W.  A.  &  Co.,  446  Main 
Worthen  J.  R..  4  Western  avenue 

Carriage  Dealers. 

Chapman  F.  L.  &  Co.,  r.  10  Brattle 
Ivers  F.  &  Son,  176  North  avenue 


Ca rri ag e  Pa intei fs . 

IVERS  &  TUCKER,  Church, 
opp.  Palmer  (see  page  469) 

RILEY  JOHN,  354  Cambridge 
(see  page  469) 

Carriages}!}  iths. 

{See  also  Blacksmiths.) 

Chapman  F.  L.  &  Co.,  r.  10  Brattle 
EASTER  R.  S.,  355   North   av. 

(see  page  465) 
Halberg  Nicholas,  22  Broadway 
Ivers  F.  &  Son,  176  North  avenue 
IVERS  &  TUCKER,  Church. 

opp.  Palmer  (see  page  469) 
Johnson  Andrew  &  Co..  133  Main 
LIBBEY  CHAS.  VV.,  140  Main 

(see  page  469) 
Jones  A.  J.,  Palmer,  cor.  Church 
MAITLANO  JAMES,   sixth, 

cor.  Harvard  (see  page  466) 
Mcintosh  George,  376  Main 
RILEY  JOHN,  354  Cambridge 

(see  page  469) 
Rollins  George  O.,     I  Church 
Ward  W.  A.  A:  Co.,244  and  246  Main 
Worthen  J.  R.,  4  Western  avenue 


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Carriage  Trimmers. 

IVEKS  &TUCKER,  Church, 
opp.  Palmer  (see  page  469) 

McMahon  Thos.,  Church,  opposite 
Palmer 

Tucker  William  T.,  4  Cambridge 

Car  Wheel  3Infrs. 

Boston  Standard  Wheel  Co,  21 
Hampshire 

Caterer. 

Hathaway  Charles  F.,  180  North  av. 

Cement  Ma  t 1 1  ifactt irei  *s 
(Elastic). 

FEELEY  M.  A.,  (542  Main  (see 

page  487) 
Pnrcell  Hycent.  239  Main 
Webster  William  F.,  1  Albany 

Charcoal  Dealers. 

Aiken  &  Woodard,  360  Cambridge 
Chaffee  &  Cummings,  103  Bridge 

Chemical  Works. 

Boston  Chemical  Works,  Third, 
near  Bent; 

COCHRANE  A.&  CO.,  Pot- 
ter, office  (55  Kilby,  B. )  (see  page 
490) 

Che i v i i iff  G t im  ( Mt if) \). 

May  George  It.,  118  Magazine 

(  if/ar  Manufactn  rers 
and  JJeafcrs. 

Aaron  &  Parker,  513  Main 
Barn  ad  F.,  162  Cambridge 
Bean  John,  149  Winsor 
Brown  A.  W.,  175  Cambridge 
Busnacb  M.  S..  576  Main 
Cauper  Joel,  13  Lopez 
Clark  B.  P.,  35  Pearl 
Doyle  P.  J.,  16  Boylston 
DRURY  L.  I)M  451)  Harvard  (see 

page  465) 
Konseca  Moses,  519  Main 
Friend  Albert,  537  Main 
Gallagher  Hugh,  568  Main 
Gilman  Charles,  7:1  Spring 
Glynn  Julia  Miss,  .">27  Cambridge 
Gutheim     Frederick    L.     Mrs.,    1:50 

Cambridge 
Harris  Maurice.  504  Main 
Hill  William,  265  Cambridge 
Hyams  Joseph,  15  Lopez 


JOUETT   M.    R.   &   CO.,  225 

North  avenue  (see  page  485) 
Lang  John  C.  &  Son,  517  Main 
LeFrancis  Peter,  599  Main 
Moeser  C.  H.,  20  Hastings 
Nicol  James,  122  Cambridge 
Park  Jonathan,  465  Main 
PummellP.  T.,  7  Suffolk 
Reed  Luther.  13  Harvard  row 
Robinson  James,  202  Cambridge 
Thompson  John  K.,  566  Main 
Ward  Edward,  16  Willow 
Wells  James  H.,  458  Main 

Circi t  la t i t ig    Libt *a ) •  i es . 

Blake  A.  W.,  159  Cambridge 
Cambridge  Public  Library,  (51$  Main 
French  George  E.,  588  Main 
HUNT    EDGAR    F.    &  CO., 

575  Main  (see  page  160) 
Parker  Abbott,  534  Cambridge 
Sever  Charles  W.,  464  Harvard 
Smith  O.  Elliot,  211  North  avenue 

Civil  Engineers  and 
Surveyors. 

Barbour  Wm.  S.,  City  Engineer,  660 
Main 

Blake  A.  W.,  159  Cambridge 

BOWKER  E.  F.,  623  Main  (see 
page  479) 

Chase  J.  G.,  623  Main 

Coffin  Arthur  S.,  Lake  View  av. 

Folsom  Charles  W.,  19  Berkeley 

Hodges  A.,  583  Main  and  (19' Ex- 
change place,  B.) 

MASON  WILLIAM  Sl  SON, 
603  Main  (see  page  479) 

Shaw  Edward  S.,  10  Kirkland  place 

Clergymen, 

Abbott  Edward  (Epis. ),  Channing 
Allen  A.  V.  G.  (Epis.),  Ash,  corner 

Brattle 
Allen  Joseph  H.  (Unit.),  5  Garden 
Apsey  Wm.  S.   (Bap.),    11    Cogswell 

avenue 
Atkinson  Kinsman   (Meth.),  10  Ap- 

pian-way 
Babcock  John  M.  L.  (Unit,),  5  )  Hoi 

yoke 
Baxter  James  W.  (M.  E.),  26  Ash 
Bell  Geo.  II.  S.  (Meth.),  Ericsson  ct 
Bickford  Thomas,  261  Harvard 
Biddle  Charles  W.   (Univ.),  42  Ar- 
lington 
Bisbee  Marvin  D.(Cong. ),  9  Tremout 
Bland  J.  P.  (Unit.),  15  Lee 
Briggs  Geo.  W.  (Unit.),  61  Kirkland 
Briggs  Thomas  P.  (Bap),  19  Mellen 
Buck  Charles  W.,  421  Broadway 
Buckman  Henry,  32  Hastings 
Bullard  Asa  (Cong.),  22  Centre 
Callanan  Patrick  H.  (R.  C),  82  Otis 


Corse  &  Smith, 


181    Washington  Street,  BOSTON. 

Mpeeial  Attention  paid  to  furnishing  Students'  Rooms. 


CAMBRIDGE  BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 


309 


Canfield  Charles  S.,  1  Berkeley 
Carter  James  H.  (Bap.),  71  Putnam 

avenue 
Chadbourne  George  S.  (M.  E.),  82 

Prospect 
Chamberlain     N.    H.     (Epis.),    423 

Broadway 
Chandler  E.  K.  (Bap.),   14  Prospect 
Chase  William  T.  (Bap.),  7  Temple 
Colby  Lewis,  697  Main 
Cooper  F.  J.,  61  Washington 
Cushing  William,  18  Wendell 
•Duffield  Charles  W.  (Epis.),  60  Otis 
Ellis  Sumner  (Univ.),  7  Wendell 
Fay  Prescott,  8  Mason 
Fowler  Stacy  (Cong.),  30  Wendell 
Foxcroft  Francis  A.  (Epis.),  17  Ar- 
lington 
Francis  Eben  (Univ.),  43  Kirkland 
Galligan  John  W.  (R.  C),  83  Otis 
Gifford  Elisha  (Unit.),  Sacramento 

place,  1st  on  left 
Graham  William  (1st  Kef.  Pres.),57 

Third 
Gray  Geo.  Z.  (Epis.).  3  Mason 
Greene  Harris  R.  (Bap.),  122  Otis 
Gushee  Edward  M.  (Epis.),  30  Lee 
Hall  E.  W.  (Unit,  j,  21  Berkeley 
Hanks  Stedman    W.    (Cong.),  387 

Harvard 
Haskins  David  G.  (Epis.),  839  Main 
Hawks  Joseph  (M.  E.),  125 Norfolk 
Hewes  James  T.  (Unit.),  6  Garden 
Hey  wood  John  H.,  6  Ellery 
Holland   Frederick   W.    (Unit),  15 

Everett 
Hoppin  Nicholas  (Epis.), 469  Broad- 
way 
Horr  Geo.  E.  (Bap.),  106  Magazine 
Howe  William  (Bap.),  746  Main 
Hoyt  James  S.  (Cong.),  22  Inman 
Hudson  Henry  N.  (Epis.),  33  Lee 
Josselyn    Aaron    (Meth.  Epis.)  78 

Sixth 
Lawrence  John  (Cong.),  22  South 
Leavitt  Geo.  R.  (Cong.),  9  Warland 
Livermore   Leonard   J.    (Unit.),  24 

North  avenue 
Marsters  John  M.(Unit.),l  Orchard 
McFall  David   (2d   Ref.    Pres.).  90 

Fourth 
McKenzie  Alex.  (Cong.),  12  Garden 
Moor  C.  R.,  5  Walnut  avenue 
Mulford  Elisha  (Epis.),  35  Bowdoin 
Mundy  J.  F.  (Cath.),  55  Norfolk 
Muzzey  A.  B.  (Unit.),  60  Brattle 
Noon  Alfred  (Meth.),  3  William 
O'Brien  James  E.  (Cath.),  29  Buck- 
ingham 
O'Brien  John  (Cath.),  83  Otis 
Olson  Homer,  137  Washington 
Orr  William  (Cath.),  34  Holyoke 
Paige  Lucius  R.  (Unit.),  112  Wash- 
ington 
Palfrey  Caznau  (Unit.),  94  Oxford 
Peabody    Andrew    P.    (Unit.),    11 
Quincy 


Peabody  Francis  G.  (Unit.),  Shep- 

ard,  near  Garden 
Piper  Geo.  F.  (Unit.),  61  Ellery 
Safford  Oscar  F.  (Univ.),  27  Colum- 
bia 
Scully  Thomas  (Cath.),  55  Norfolk 
Short  J.  N.  (Meth.),  100  Cambridge 
Spalding  James  F.(Epis.),  13  Follen 
Start  Wm.  A.  (Univ.),  19  Walden 
Steenstra  Peter  H.(Epis.),9  Hilliard 
Thayer  J.  Henry  (Cong.), 67  Sparks 
Thwing  Charles  F.  (Cong.),  30   Ar- 
lington 
Topliff  Calvin  H.,  63  Cherry 
Warren  Wm.  F.  (Meth.),  329  Broad- 
way 
Wilson  Francis  S.  (Cath.),  83  Otis 
Wrenn  G.  L.,24  Gore 

Clothes  Cleaner  and 
Repairer, 

(See  also  Tailors.) 
Hawkins  E.  D.,  434  Cambridge 

Clothes  Dryers. 

SMART    D.   C,   382  Main  (see 
advt.  opposite  calendar) 

Clothing. 

Brine  James  W.,  10  Harvard  row 
Brown  Wm.  H.,  459  Main 
Frankenstein  I.,  398  Cambridge 
Fuller  G.  C.  W.  &  Co.,  561  Main 
Hopkins  J.  H.  T.,  658  Main 

Coaeh  Line. 

East  Cambridge  &  Boston  (People's 
line),  John  C.  Stiles,  249  Camb. 

Coal?  Wood,  JEte. 

Abbott  Charles  J.,  16  Pearl 
Atkinson  Andrew,  7  Western  av. 
BENT  GEO.  H.,  168  Main  (see 

advt.  opposite  contents) 
BOSWORTH    &    HAMLIN 

(256  Federal,  B.)  (see  page  3) 
Boynton  J.  L.,  104  Gore 
Bradeen  J.  S.,  251  and  253  Camb. 
BURNHAM  L.  G.  &  CO.,  221 
Bridge  (132  Charles,  and  E.Ches- 
ter Park,  office  75  State,  Boston) 
(see  page  3) 
Chaffee    &    Cummings  (charcoal), 

Bridge,  junction  Cambridge 
COLEMAN  JOHN  &  SONS, 

91  Broadway  (see  page  468) 
Collins  Patrick  D.,  r.  140  Pleasant 
Deviue  Francis,  Ninth,  cor.  Camb. 
Duffy  James,  325  Cambridge 
Finnick  Richard,  3  Douglass 
Gillam  C.  H.,  1  Norfolk  court 
Halliday  Henry  A.,  436£  Main 


CORSE  &  SMITH,  Winflow  Shades, 

21 


Wholesale  ami  Retail, 
181  Washington  St.,  BOSTON. 


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CAMBRIDGE  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Coal,  Wood, etc. — Con'd. 

HANNUM  L.  M.,  549  Main  (see 

page  482) 
Heffernan  Joseph,  401  Cambridge 
Holmes  &  Rugg,  166  River 
Hubbard  A.ppleton,  1  Harvard  sq. 
HUNNEWELL    WM,    A.  & 
CO.,  84  Bridge,   and    (13  Kilby, 
B.)  (see  page  468) 
Learned   Frank   W.    P.,  28   and  30 

Cambridge 
Lewis  H.  C,  6-J  Harvard  square 
Locke  Amos,  28  and  30  Cambridge 
Marsden  James,  395  Main 
McElhaney  John,  29  Porter 
Norris  Wm.  A.,  6  Western  avenue 
RICHARDSON    WM.  T.    & 

CO.,  College  wharf,foot  Dunster 

(see  back  cover) 
Rogers  &  Co.,  foot  of  Cogswell   av- 
enue, and  188  North  avenue 
Rowe  Samuel  F.,  order  box,  8£  Mt. 

Auburn 
RYDER   &    DAVIS,   124  and 

126  Inman  (see  page  480) 
Schultz  W.  H.,  19  River 
Sheehan  P.,  381  Main 
SMITH    M.    L.    &    SON,    180 

Main  (see  page  468) 
Stafford  Charles  F.,  400  Cambridge 
Stetson  C.  P.,  16  Pearl 
TOPLIFF    CHARLES     M., 

506  Main  (see  page  468) 
VALENTINE,      ELLIS      & 

CO.,  Sargent's  whf.,  foot  Charles 

River,  order  office,   20  Boylstou 

(see  page  468) 
WELLINGTON  AUSTIN  C. 

COAL    CO.,  5  Broadway   (438 

Federal  and  17  Congress,  B.)  (see 

page  500) 
WELLINGTON    HORATIO 

&  CO.,  28  Bridge  and  (11  Kilby, 

B.)  (see  front  cover) 
WELLINGTON  J.  A.  &  CO., 

211  Bridge  (Charles  River  avenue, 

Charlestown,  68  Water,  B.)  (see 

back  cover) 
West  William  B.,  35  Grigg 
WILLARD    CHARLES    E., 

order    box,    Lyceum    Exchange, 

Harvard  sq.  and  (foot  of  Brighton 

street)  (see  back  cover) 
WINSLOW    GEO.    M.,    (228 

Causeway,  and  139  Cross,  B.)  (see 

page  3) 

Coffee  Mo  aster. 

Bromheade  Mark,  214  Columbia 

Coffins,  Caskets,  etc, 

Devens  Thomas,  414  Cambridge 
HUNT  SAMUEL  F.,  32  Bige- 

low  (see  page  160) 


KELLY     &     MURPHY,    47 

Gore  (see  page  467) 
Litchfield  Roland,  477  and  488  Main 
LOCKHART  WILLIAM  L., 

199  to  209  Bridge  (see  page  472) 
TAYLOR  WILLIAM  A.,  481 

and  483  Main  (see  back  cover) 

Cold  Storage. 

Cambridge  Cold  Storage  Co.,  Dan- 
iel A.  Patch,  prop.,  25  Main 

Collectors. 

Busnach  Michael  S.,  576  Main 
FOX  JOSEPH,  14  Lowell  and 

(33  School,  room  E,  B.) 
Hancock  Charles  E.  (of  rents),  593| 

Main 
Lester  Moses  W.,  Lake  View  av. 
Moulton  C.  J.  B.,  872  Main 
Murphy  James  I.,  110  Fourth 
Stevens  Thomas  J.,  593^  Main 

Commissioner  of 
Deeds. 

Barbour  A.  L.    (Indiana,   Illinois), 
555  Main 

Commission  Merchant, 

Farnham  Aaron,  34  Ash 

Confectioners  (Mnfy . ) . 

Clark  Benjamin  P.  &  Co.,  503  Main 
Close  George,  243  &  245  Broadway 
Greene  &  Williams,  7  &  9  Prospect 
Halstead  A.  Mrs.,  57  Inman 
Hathaway  Charles  F.,  180  North  av. 
HAZEN    IX    M.,    42    Elm   (see 

page  476) 
JONES  M.  R.  MISS,  1  Harvard  ' 

sq.  and  440  Harvard  (see  p.  479) 
MOORE    C.    A.    &    CO.,    282 

Broadway  and   (37    Union,     B.) 

(see  page  466) 
WARREN     WILLIAM     T., 

8  Pearl  (see  page  483) 

Confection  cry     and 
Fruit. 

BAGLEY    B.    A.    MISS,    24 

Boylston  (see  page  409) 
Barrett  Joseph,  13  Harvard  row 
Getchell  E.  B.,  29  Central  square 
Gray  Stephen  W.,  214  North  avenue 
GREENLEAF  ALBERT  P., 

469  Main  (see  page  487) 
Hall  John  M.  Mrs.,  25*  River 
Halstead  A.  Mrs.,  57  Inman 
Hathaway  Charles  F.,  180  North  av. 
Hunnewell  James  W.,  228  North  av. 
Ingalls  Edward  B. ,  350  Broadway 
JONES  M.  R.  MISS,  1  Harvard 

sq.  and  440  Harvard  (see  p.  479) 


CORSE  &  SMITH,  Paper -Haipgs,  nX 


legale  and   Retail, 

Washington  St.,  BOSTON. 


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311 


M'Coy  Madison,  Main,  cor.  Pearl 
McGrath  Charles  T.,  121  Camb'dge 
Murdock  Frank  R.,  155  Cambridge 
Nesdell  Frank  F.,  391  Cambridge 
NEW    ENGLAND   CANDY 
KITCHEN,  8  Pearl  (see  p.483) 
Oliver  Mary  A.,  232  Cambridge 
Reed  Luther,  18  Harvard  row 
Richmond  J.  F.,  426  Harvard 
Smith  J.  Charles,  113  Cambridge 
Smith  Mary  E.  Mrs.,  119  Gore 

Conservatories. 

BARRINGTON    FRED    B., 

Broadway,  corner  Hancock  (see 

page  474) 
BECKER     FRANK,    Camb., 

cor.  Prescott  (see  page  474) 
BOCK    WILLIAM     A.,     329 

and  331  North  avenue  (see  p.  4) 
DEE  T.  W.,  Mt.  Auburn,  corner 

Fresh  Pond  lane  (see  back  cover) 
DINS3IORE  W.  J.,  271  North 

avenue  (see  page  474) 
HOVEY     &     CO.,    Cambridge, 

opp.  Highland  av.  (see  page  474) 
Mount  Auburn,   Brattle,  near    Mt. 

Auburn 
O'BRIEN  P.  &  SON,  820  Main 

and   89  Sparks  (see  foot  lines  ou 

general  directory) 

Constables. 

I  See  also  City  Record.) 

Harrington  George  T..  7  Brattle 
Busnach  Michael  S.,  576  Main 
Fairbairn  J.  R.,  166  Cambridge 
Fox  Joseph,  14  Lowell 
Hunnewell    Charles    H.,   Harvard, 

corner  Holyoke 
Lennon  John,  145  Pearl 
Lull  F.  A..  563  Main 
McCarthy  Dennis  D.,  3  Seventh 
Murphy  James  I.,  110  Fourth 
Russell  Charles  L.,  30  Franklin 
Stevens  Thomas  J.,  593|  Main 

Contraetors. 

LEACH  H.  AV.,  19  Cherry,  and 
(7  Oliver,  B.)  (see  page  500) 

McCulloch  Samuel  (drain  and  sew- 
er), Winsor,  corner  Harvard 

O'BRIEN  P.  &  SON,  820 
Main,  and  89  Sparks  (see  foot 
lines  in  general  directory) 

Pike  H.  H..  52£  Sacramento 

Ross  Robert  &  Son,  16  Gerry 


Counter  and  Case 
Manufacturer. 

RJDEOUT  M.  E.,  Western  av., 
junc.  Banks  (see  page  194) 

Cracker  Bakers. 

KENNEDY  F.  A.,  502  Main 
(see  back  cover) 

THURSTON  &  HALL  BIS- 
CUIT CO.,  31  and  33  Elm,  and 
115  and  117  Commercial,  B.)  (see 
page  484) 

Crockery  and  Glass 
Ware. 

Alexander  Abram,  644  Main 
:    Brown  W.  T.  &  Co.,  497  Main 
!   Colman  J.  J.,  426  Cambridge 
Hurrell  E.  J.,  489  Main 
HYDE    DANA    W.    &    CO., 

609  Main  (see  page 
Keleher  C.  J.,  132  Cambridge 
OXFORD     BROS.,   520    Main 

(see  page  472) 
Westwood  John.  52  Washington 
WOOD    ALFRED,    5    and    6 

Harvard  row  and   9  Harvard   sq. 

(see  page  4S0) 
WYETH  JAMES  H.  &  CO., 

6  Brattle  (see  page  480) 

Carriers. 

Downing  Theodore,  foot  Eustis  ct. 

Fischer  Ferdinand,  rear  Tannery 
j   Kuebler  Michael,  rear  370  North  av. 
|   Low  J.  W.,  Belmont,  corner  Reed 

Mii Her  Bros.,  r.  388  North  avenue 


Coopers. 

Proctor  B.  F.,  rear  68  Allston 
SQUIRE    J.    P.    &    CO.,   169 

Gore  (see  page  473) 


Dentists. 

Andrews  Robert  R.,  19  Brattle 
Bullock  &  Sawver.  569  Main 
Cooke  E.  W.,  104  Cambridge 
Hollis  W.  H.,  603  Main 
j   Kinsman  E.  O.,  15  Brattle,  rooms  3 

and  4 
Knight  J.  King,  19  Brattle 
Marshall  S.  F.,  5934  Main 
Milligan  William.  613  Main 
Ravmond  George  A.,  218  North  av. 
WHITE    EDWARD    Y.,  603 

Main  (see  page  159) 

Diary   Manufacturers. 

Cambridgeport  Diary  Co.,  105  Mag- 
azine 

Dining  Rooms. 

{See  also  Restaurants.) 
Allnutt  F.  G.,  13  Brattle 
Balch  I.  D.,  38  Third 
,   Caldwell  William  F.,  463  Main 


CORSE  &.  SMITH 


Drapery  and  Upholstery  Goods, 

181   Washington  Street,   BOSTON. 


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CAMBRIDGE  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Dining  Hootns — Cont'd, 

Farwell  C.  EL,  5  Prospect 

Hill  Wm.,  205  Cambridge 

Hoitt  Benjamin  B.,  5  Essex 

Holly  Tree  Coffee  Rooms,  20  Brattle 

Hurd    M.    A.    Mrs.,    basement   550 

Main 
Kidder  M.  H.,  108  Cambridge 
Taber  W.  H.,  627  Main 
Thomas  I.  D.,  Brewery,  near  Broad- 
way 

Distillers. 

Sortwell  &  Co.,  Cambridge,  corner 
Distillhouse 

Dowels. 

STANDARD  TURNING 
WORKS  (formerly  Ela  Bros.), 
131  Broadway  (see  back  cover) 

Drain  and  Sewer 
Builders. 

BAUMEISTER  AUGUS- 
TUS, Palmer,  near  Brattle  (see 
advt.  opp.  streets) 

Corkery  Matthew,  11  Walnut  court 

GREENLEAF  A.  P.,  509 
Main,  and  6  Douglass  (see  p.  487) 

JAMES  JOHN  K.,  5  Brattle 
(see  front  cover) 

McCulloch  Samuel,  Winsor,  corner 
Harvard 

Drain  Pipe. 

BAUMEISTER  A.,  Palmer, 
n.  Brattle  (see  advt.  opp.  streets) 

Day  Marcellus,  132  Main,  office  (21 
Devonshire,  B.) 

JAMES  JOHN  K.,  5  Brattle 
(see  front  cover) 

Draughtsmen. 

LOMBARD  N.  C.  (40  State, 
B.)  (see  advt.  opp.  introductory) 

MASON  WM.  A.  &  SON,  603 
Main  (see  page  479) 

Dressmakers . 

Alden  L.  M.  Mrs.,  471  Main 
Arnold  Jane  Miss,  94  Auburn 
Atkins  E.  E.  Mrs.,  563  Main 
Babcock  Georgiana  Mrs.,  20  Pearl 
Bemis  Drucilla  D.  Mrs.,  77  River 
Boothby  Mary  F.  Mrs.,  70  Pleasant 
Brady  Mary  E.  Miss,  186  Camb. 
Brown  I.  W.  Mrs.,  25  Decatur 
Brown  Mary  Miss,  71  Putnam  av. 
Bunker  Abbie  H.  Miss,  14  Sidney 
Burns  Margaret  Miss,  20^  Bigelow 
Caffry  Ellen  Mrs.,  Portland,  c.  Main 


Callender  Frances  Miss,  413  Main 
Campbell  Sarah  A.  Miss,  95  Mount 

Auburn 
Carrington  Fannie  Mrs.,  71Putnam 

avenue 
Carroll  Maria  Miss,  124  Green 
Chandler  E.  A.  Mrs.,  37  Columbia 
Church  M.  H.  Mrs.,  7  Eighth 
Connor  Lydia  Miss,  345  Main 
Corlew  Mary  J.  Miss,  21  William 
Cronin  Mary  A.,  434  Broadway 
Cuddhy  Annie  Miss,  82  Spring 
Curtis  Caroline  W.  Mrs., 132  Frank- 
lin 
Daniels  Eliza  C.  Miss,  11  Jay 
Daniels  &  Foss,  2  Sidney 
Dayton  J.  M.  Mrs.,  95  Magazine 
DeFord  M.  R.  Mrs.,  48  Austin 
DeQuedville  Fannie  Mrs. ,39  Garden 
Dickman   Emma    E.    Miss,  Maga- 
zine, near  Auburn 
Donavan  Annie  T.  Miss, 245  Frank- 
lin 
Doyle  Mary  H.  Mrs.,  64  Cambridge 
Eldrige  Julia  Mrs.,  18  Upton 
Fitch  Myra  Miss,  12  Duuster 
Fitzgerald  M.  A.  Miss,  123  Elm 
Fowler  Helen  M.Miss,8  Harvard,  sq. 
French  Jennie  Mrs.,  33  Fourth 
French  Lucy  Mrs.,  520  Main 
Gilligan  Rose  Mrs.,  79  Gore 
Glenn  Lizzie  J.  Mrs.,  30  Upton 
Goines  Mary  H.,  174  Harvard 
Guppy  &  Dearborn,  417  Cambridge 
Hall  Etta  H.  Miss,  210  Harvard 
Hanscom  May  A.  Miss,  17  William 
Haseltine  C.  L.  Mrs.    (button-hole 

maker),  12  Dunster 
Hastings    Emeline    C.    Mrs.,    589£ 

Main 
Hazeltine  M.  W.  Mrs.,  110  Auburn 
Hickie  Lucy  M.  Mrs. ,  157  Main 
Hickman    Catherine  M.    Mrs.,  171 

Green 
Higgins  S.  J.  Mrs.,  94  Thorndike 
Hillier  Margaret  A.  Mrs.,  441  Main 
Hudson  Sophia  Mrs.,  520  Main 
Hunson  S.  C.  Mrs.,  209  Franklin 
Ingalls  CharlotteMrs.,350  Broadway 
Ireland  Angie  L.  Miss,  652  Main 
Ireland  M.  T.  Mrs.,  22  Green 
Jackobson  C,  rear  52  Winsor 
James  C.  E.  Mrs.,  1  Village 
Jones  Jennie  F.,  179  Norfolk 
Jordan  Anna  Mrs.,  S  Eliot 
Keefler  Lizzie  A.  Miss,  135  Main 
Kelley  Sarah  E.  A.  Miss,  161  Thorn- 
dike 
King  L.  B.  Mrs.,  74  Thorndike 
Knights  Catharine  Livingston  Miss, 

898  Main 
Leavy  Nellie  Miss,  196  Franklin 
Lidstrom  Charles  Mrs.,  438  Main 
.    Long  Addie  Miss,  106  Inman 
McGinnis  Kate  E.  Miss,  56  Winter 
Mclntyre  William  W.  Mrs.,  146  Mt. 
Auburn 


Corse  &  Smith, 


181  Washington  Street,  BOSTON. 
Special  Attention  paid  to  furnishing  Students'  Rooms. 


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313 


McNaughton    Lizzie    M.    Miss,   69 

Allston 
Merrill  Sarah  F.  Miss,  24  Wallace 
Moller  A.  B.  Mrs.,  762  Main 
Morris  M.  J.  Mrs.,  162  Hampshire 
Mulherin  Eliza  Miss,  25  Bow 
Murphy  Juliette,  3  Lech  mere  place 
Nash  E.  Mrs.,  28  Trowbridge 
Nutter  A.  R.  Mrs.,  9  Broadway 
O'Brien  Lizzie  A.  Mrs.,  44  Putnam 

aveuue 
O'Connor  Margaret  Mrs.,  7  Winter 
O'Malley  Mary,  71  Gore 
Phelan  Annie  Miss,  198  Hampshire 
Pierce    Harriet  S.  Mrs.,  65  Mount 

Auburn 
Pierce  J.  P.  Mrs.,  65  Mt.  Auburn 
Pike  Annie  S.  Mrs.,  416  Main 
Plummer  C.  H.,  19  Winthrop 
Probst  Soeurs,  351  Broadway 
Bead  Candace  C.Mrs. ,253  Broadway 
HeidEmma  Miss,  37  Winsor 
Ringer  Susie  M.  Mrs.,  647  Main 
Roberts  Annie  E.  Miss,   21    Amory 
Rogers  Stephen  W.  Mrs.,  6  William 
Roper  G.  H.  Mrs.,  44  Austin 
Russell  Abbie  C.  Miss,  623  Main 
Severance  Emily  Miss,  10  Kinnaird 
Sime  M.  C.  Miss,  30  Worcester 
Simmons  George  P.  Mrs.,  84  Cam- 
bridge 
Singleton  Esther  Miss,  127  Spring 
Slade  &  Downing,  58S4  Main 
Smith  A.  G.  Mrs.,  12  Farwell  place 
Stearns  Nettie  M.  Miss,  104  Worces- 
ter 
Stockford  Susan  Mrs.,  196  North  av. 
Sullivan  Julia  F.  Miss,  3  Green 
Sullivan  Mary  Miss,  243  Cambridge 
Swan  Emma  L.  Mrs.,  67^  Pleasant 
Taylor  Elizabeth  H.Mrs. /24Pleasant 
Tholander  Selma  M.  Miss,  112  Cam- 
bridge 
Thompson  F.  Mrs.,  rear  36  Moore 
Walker  Alice  M.  Mrs.,  49  Hamilton 
Ward  Maria  L.  Miss,  12  Norfolk 
Webster  J.  R.  Mrs.,  100  Columbia 
Wheeler  Margarets.  Miss, Winthrop 

square 
White  E.  P.  Mrs.,  459  Main 
Wilder  S.  J.,  9  Mead 
Williamson  Katie  A.Mrs.  ,9  Railroad 
Wilson  L.  F.,  10  Prospect 
Winslow  M.  J.  Mrs.,  Cushing,  near 

Belmont 
Winter  Annie  Mrs.,  3  Essex 
WOOD  M.  A.  &  M.,  1  Colum- 
bia (see  page  470) 
Young  Jane  M.  Miss,  39  Fairmont 
Young  Lizzie  Mrs.,  89  Spring 

Dr ug  gists'  Sand) • ies . 

Crosby  George  E.  &  Co.,  Potter,  n. 

Sixth 
STANDARD      TURNING 

WORKS  (formerly  Ela  Bros.), 
131  Broadway  (see  back  cover) 


Dry  Goods, 

Adams  &  Lincoln,  98  Cambridge 
Beauink  C.  G.  11.,  58 L  Main 
Blake  A.  W.,  159  Cambridge 
Colban  A.  Ames,  456  Harvard 
Corcoran  J.  H.,  587  Main 
Donnelly  J.  H.  S.,  115  Cambridge 
Frankenstein  I.,  39S  Cambridge 
Gallagher  Wm.  J.,  195  Cambridge 
HARRIS  PHILIP  W.  &  CO., 

637  Main  (see  page  475) 
Heron  Joseph,   435   and    437   Main 

and  486  Cambridge 
Hovev  Horatio  N.  jr.,  103  Camb'dge 
HYDE  DANA  W.  &  CO.,  609 

Main  (see  page  485) 
JOHNSTON  WILLIAM,  140 
Pleasant  and  232  Pearl  (see  p.  465) 
Langan  James  Mrs.,  Portland,  cor- 
ner Main 
Low  Chas.  H.  &  Co.,  460  Harvard 
O'Conneil  Daniel,  219  North  avenue 
Rosenberg  Samuel,  220  Cambridge 
Saunders  Francis  E.,  472  Harvard 
Smith  Thomas  C,  216  North  a  v. 
Ward  M.  A.  Mrs.,  146  Harvard 
Wyzanski  Henry,  145  Cambridge 
Wyzanski  Joseph,  153  Cambridge 

Elevator  Mnfrs. 

MORRILL    &    ALLEN,     356 

Main  (see  page  42) 

Enamelled  Goods. 

STANDARD     TURNING 
WORKS   (formerly  Ela  Bros.), 
1    131  Broadway  (see  back  cover) 

Engine  and  JB oiler 
Mnfrs. 

CAMPBELL     WM.   &    CO., 

356  Main  (see  page  483) 
KENDALL    &    ROBERTS, 

72  to  92  Main  (see  page  5) 
MORRILL    &    ALLEN,   356 

Main  (see  page  42) 

Expresses. 

Bancroft  J.  C,    185   North   avenue 

and  (174  Washington,  B.) 
Bettinson  Jas.  W.,  103  Cambridge, 

and  (32  Court  square,  B.) 
Buck  H.   L.,   16   Holyoke   and    (38 

Broad,  B. ) 
Butland  &  Son,  601    Main    and   (25 

Merchants  row,  B. ) 
Cate  G.  F.,  25  Central   square   and 

(7  Merchants  row,  B.) 
Chase  Freeman  II.,  156  Hampshire 

and  (91  Kilby,  B.) 
Chesley  Geo.  W.,  25  Central  square 
Coolidge   John    F.,    195   Broadway 

and  (26  Devonshire,  B.) 


CORSE  &  SMITH,  Window  Shades 


Wholesale  and   Retail, 

,     1 81  Washington  St.,  BOSTON. 


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CAMBRIDGE  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Expresses  —  Contin  tied. 

Danehy  .Timothy  jr.,  224  North  ave- 
nue and  ( to  Blackstone,  B  ) 

Danforth  II.  M..  600  Main 

Davis  Franklin,  397  Main  and  (24 
Faneuil  square,  B. ) 

Dolhenty  Thomas  H.,  185  North  av- 
enue and  (33  Court  sq.,  B.) 

Dow  W.  L.,  25  Central  square  and 
(77  Bedford,  B.) 

Durnan  James,  77  Cambridge 

Durnan  Peter  P.  jr.,  Cambridge,  e. 
Fifth  and  (2o  Court  square,  B.) 

Fuzzard  John  jr.,  15  Sands 

Harding  R.  B.  jr.,  186  Norfolk 

Hatch  &  Co.,  6  Brattle  and  (36 
Court  square,  B.) 

Hayes  Henry,  1  Brattle  and  {'-)2 
Court  square,  B. ) 

McGue  Thomas,  150  Bridge 

MESSER  W.  A.,  07  Webster 
avenue  (see  page  40(5) 

Milliken  James  E.,  12  Brattle  and 
(20  Devonshire.  B.) 

Montgomery  Wm.  II.  Mrs.,  500  and 
044  Main  and  (10  F.  H.  square, B.) 

Monroe  P.  C,  11  Webster  avenue 
and  (F.  II.  square,  B.) 

Prouty  George,  25  Central  square 

Quint]  J.  J..  Cambridge,  near  Third 

Savage  &  Sou,  00:)  Main  and  (34 
Court  square,  15  Devonshire,  105 
Arch  and  75  Kilby,  B.) 

SAWIN  MOSES  M.,  Lyceum 
bldg.,  Harvard  sq.  and  (34  Court 
square,  174  Washington,  105  Arch, 
75  Kilby  and  70  Kingston,  B.)  (see 
advt.  opp.  calendar) 

SULLIVAN  T.,  10  Cambridge 
and  125  Bridge 

Extract   and   Essence 
Mnfrs. 

Cambridge   Extract   Co.,    539  Main 

and  (115  Water,  B.) 
Mason  Robert  &  Co.  (essential  oils), 

19  Brattle 

Fancy  Goods. 

Adams  &  Lincoln,  98  Cambridge 
AMEE    BROS.,  5    Harvard  sq. 

(see  page  8) 
Bacon  W.  F.,  571  Main 
Bancroft  &  Haywood,  439  Camb. 
Blaisdell  O.  A.  Miss,  442  Harvard 
Callender  Charles  A.,  485  Main 
Colman  J.  J.,  420  Cambridge 
Crowley  Mary  L.  Miss,  109  Fourth 
Daniel  Walter,  123  Auburn 
Gallagher  Win.  J.,  195  Cambridge 
Gardner  John  W.,  190  Cambridge 
Gillespie  E.  J.  Mrs.,  833  Main 
Harris  George  Mrs.,  150  Harvard 
HARRIS     PHILIP     W.    & 

CO.,  637  Main  (see  page  475) 


HUNT   EDGAR  F.    &    CO., 

575  Main  (see  page  100) 
JOHNSTON    WM.,    140   Pleas- 
ant and  232  Pearl  (see  page  405) 
Keith  Charles  P.,  114  Magazine 
Lantry  Bridget  Mrs.,  113  Third 
Levien  Morris  S.,  517  Main 
!   Low  C.  H.  &  Co.,  460  Harvard 
Montague  Sarah  A.  Mrs.,  12  Inman 

square 
Newman  Julius  F.,  182  Cambridge 
Nourse  Charles  C.  P.,  354  North  av. 
Ryan  E.  J.,  279£  Broadway 
Ryan  M.  J.,  28o  Cambridge 
Saunders  F.  E.,  472  Harvard 
Sullivan  Mary  Miss,  243  Cambridge 
Ward  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  140  Harvard 

Feather  Bed  Renova- 
tors. 

KICKER     GEORGE     P.    & 

CO.,  013  Main  (see  page  159) 

Fertilizers. 

Dow  William  II.,  220  Portland  and 
(13  and  14  Chatham,  B.) 

Fire  Department 
S applies. 

BERRY  CHARLES  E.  (Ber- 
ry's patent  names  for  swinging 
harness)  (see  page  478) 

Fish  and  Oysters. 

BEANE    ENOCH,    908    Main. 

(see  page  42) 
Buxton  C.  B.,  038  Main 
Cutting  Charles  H.,  401  Main 
Dale  Thomas  J.,  124  Cambridge 
Duchemin  Frank  R.,  154^  Harvard 
Dufur  William  II.,  Hampshire,  cor- 
ner Columbia 
Hanson  William,  148  Harvard 
Higgins  Jabez  B.,  215  North  avenue 
Lee  J.  II.  &  Son,  8  Inman  square 
McCoy  T.  H.,  85  Mt.  Auburn 
McLeod  A.  S.,  3  Brattle  square 
Millan  Alexander,  17  Brattle 
Rich  Atkins,  North  avenue 
Teague  George  M. ,  16  River 
Whorf  &  Morrison,  28  Central  sq. 
Witherell  Freeman  C,  562  Main 


Fishing  Mod  Maker. 

Reed  James,  26  Banks 

Florists. 

(See  also  Nurserymen.) 

BARRINGTON  FREDER- 
ICK B.,  Broadway,  corner  Han 
cock  (see  page  474) 


CORSE  &  SMITH,  Paper-Hanpp, 


Wholesale  nml  Retail, 

181  Washington  St.,  BOSTON. 


CAMBRIDGE  BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 


315 


BECKER  FRANK,  Cam- 
bridge, cor.  Prescott  (see  p.  474) 

BOCK  W3I.  A.,  329  and  331 
North  avenue  (see  page  4) 

Ooolidge  J.  G.,  Coolidge  avenue 

DEE  T.  W.,  Mt  Auburn.,  cor. 
Fresh  Pond  lane  (see  back  cover) 

Dennis  .lames,  Holwortny,  corner 
Belmont 

DINSMORE  W.  J.,  273  North 
avenue  (see  page  474) 

Gibson  John,  rear  148  Brattle 

HOVEY  &  CO.,  Cambridge, 
opp.  Highland  av.  and  (16  South 
Market,  B.)  (see  page  474) 

Howe  Wm.,  Oxford,  cor.  Crescent 

Hutchins  Wra.  Mrs.,  White,  corner 
Somerville  avenue 

Murdock  Walter  H.,  40  Grigg 

Nash  George,  365  Harvard 

O'BRIEN  P.  &  SOX,  820  Main 
and  89  Sparks  (see  foot  Hues  in 
general  directory) 

Smith  Edmund,  32  Linnaean 


Flour  and  Grrain. 

Bradeen  A.  S.,  253  Cambridge 
Brown  Otis  S.  &  Co.,  Ill  Bridge 
Hartwell  Wm.  II.,  81  Bridge 
HOLMBEKG   JOHN  P.,  185 

Broadway  (see  page  470) 
HOLMES   J.    A.    &  CO.,  606, 

608  and  610  Main  (see  page  42) 
Holmes  W.  F  ,  104  River 
JOUETT   M.    R.    &  CO.,   225 

North  avenue  (see  page  4*5) 
Ladd  F.  P..  345  North  avenue 
I, ALLEY  TH03IAS,  40  Boyls- 

ton,cor.  Mt.  Auburn  (see  p.  480) 
Rogers  &  Co.,  100  North  avenue 
Train  E.  I.  &  Co.,  115  to  125  Bridge 
WOOD     ALFRED,   5    and    0 

Harvard   row  and   9  Harvard  sq. 

(see  page  480) 
WRIGHT    GEORGE    G.,   86 

Mt.  Auburn  (see  front  cover) 
WYETH  JAMES  H.  &  CO., 

0  Brattle  (see  page  480) 

Flower  Preservers, 

Burns  S.  T.  Mrs.,  57  Plymouth 
Smith  Hiram  W.  Mrs..  57  Plymouth 

Frog  arid  Switch  Jfotfrs. 

MORRILL    &    ALLEN,    356 

Main  (see  page  42) 

Fruit      (Foreign       and 
Domestic). 

Baagalupu  S.,  Harvard  square,  cor- 
ner Brattle 
BAGLEY    B.    A.     MISS,    24 

Boylston  (see  page  469) 


BEANE      ENOCH,     908   Main 

(see  page  42) 
Clark  W.  T.,  152  North  avenue 
Gay  Elliott  A.,  447i  Main 
Joseph  I.  &  J..  455  Main 
JOUETT    31.    R.    &  CO.,  225 

North  avenue  (see  page  485) 
SNOW  BYRON   M.,  508  Main 

(see  page  481) 


Fruit  Preservers. 

Cambridge  Cold  Storage  Co.,    Dan- 
iel A.  Patch,  prop.,  25  Main 


Furniture  Dealers. 


Cam 


BAILEY     &    SON,    07 

bridge  (see  page  477) 
Brookings  Samuel  H.,  107  North  av. 
Clover  F.  (second-hand),  450  Cam- 
bridge 
Conlan  Patrick,  75  Cambridge 
Forrest  Annie  Mrs..  2'>2  Cambridge 
Furbush     Elias     (second-hand),   94 

Harvard 
Gage  &  Bent,  200  North  avenue 
Geldowsky  F.  Furniture   Co.,    Otis 
street,  between  First  and  Second 
HOLMES    F.    31.     FURNI- 
TURE  CO.,  factory,   44  Cam- 
bridge,    near    First,     warerooms 
(107  Washington,  B.)    (see   front 
cover) 
Kalberg  L.  D.,  187  Cambridge 
Kelsey  Bros.  &  Co..  550   Main 
Lynagh  P.,  441  Cambridge 
Martin  Thomas,  370  Main 
McLaughlin  James.  881  Main 
Moller  C.  B.,  440  Main 
Moran  Chas.  P.,  238  Cambridge 
Osborn  James  H.,  504  Main 
OXFORD    BROS.,    529  Main 

(see  page  472 
Phelan  Patrick,  383  Main 
Kobart  John  O.,  27  Brattle 
Russell  &  Marsh,  535  Main 
SHAW,      APPL1N     & 

factory,  54  Bridge,  salesrooms  (27 
Sudbury,  B.)  (see  page  6) 
Thorp  Olof,  309  Main 
Woodward  James  H..  30  Boylston 
Worcester  Bros.,  23  and  25  Brattle 


Furniture  Mnfrs. 

Daniels,  Badger  &  Co.,  Woodbury's 
buildiug,  Otis 

Denyven  &  Couch,  340  &  348  Main 

Geldowsky  F.  Furniture  Co..  Otis, 
corner  First 

Grant  &  Mann.  384  Main 

Hixon  Edward  jr.,  602  Main,  ware- 
rooms  (459  Washington,  B.) 


CO., 


CORSE  k  SMITH, 


Drapery  and  Upholstery  Goods, 

181   Washington  Street,  BOSTON. 


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CAMBRIDGE  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Furniture   Manufae- 
tu  rers—  Continu  ed . 

HOLMES  F.  M.  FURNI- 
TURE CO.,  factory  44  Cam- 
bridge, near  First, warerooms  (107 
Washington,B.)  (see  front  cover) 

Postawka  Louis,  Rhoades  building. 
State 

Robinson  J.  P.  &  Co.,  77  and  79 
Main 

SHAW,  APPLIN  &  CO.  (par- 
lor, church  and  lodge),  factory,  54 
Bridge,  salesrooms  (27  Sudbury, 
B.)  (see  page  6) 

Wentwortu  T.  B.  (church),  Rhoades 
building,  State 

Furniture  Movers . 

Danforth  Henry  M.,  600  Main  and 

92  Prospect 
Lewis  H.  C,  6$  Harvard  square 
MESSERWM.  A.,  97  Webster 

avenue  (see  page  466) 
Montgomery  Wm.  H.  Mrs.,  644  Main 
Murphy  James,  Prospect,  c.  Main 
Potter  Warren  C,  13  Harvard  row 
Tufts  Samuel,    office   Lyceum    Ex- 
change, 7  Harvard  square 
Work  &   Hay  ward,   119   Pearl    and 
576  Main 


Fur  nit  u  re  Hep  aire  i  *s . 

{See  also  Upholsterers.) 
Bicknell  Joseph  G.,  642  Main 
Kelsey  Bros.  &  Co.,  556  Main 
Phelan  Patrick,  383  Main 
RICKEK  GEO.  F.  &  CO.,  613 

Main  (see  page  159) 
Thorp  Olof,  399  Main 

Furriers. 

Martin  David,  586  Main 
Phillips  Edward  S.,  593*  Main 

Gas  Fitters  &  Fixtures. 

Adams  John  P.,  12  Harvard  row 
BAUMEISTEK     A.,    Palmer, 
near  Brattle  (see  advt.   opposite 

BROCK     BROS.,     12    and   16 

Brattle  and  Inman  sq.  (seep.  475) 
Davlin  M.  F.  &  Co.,  188  Cambridge 
Dickson  G.  F.,5P5  Main 
Greene  &  Co.,  552  Main 
JAMES  JOHN    K.,   5   Brattle 

(see  front  cover) 

Gas  Light  Company. 

Cambridge   (*ns  Light   Co,  Hilton 
block,  424  Harvard 


Gasometer  Mnfrs. 

CAMPBELL    WM.   &    CO., 

356  Main  (seepage  483) 
KENDALL    &    ROBERTS, 

72  to  92  Main  (see  page  5) 

Gents9  Furnish  ing 
Goods. 

Blake  Arthur  W.,  168  Cambridge 
Brine  James  W.,  10  Harvard  row 
Doyle  P.  J.,  16  Boylston 
Fuller  G.  C.  W.  &'Co.,  561  Main 
Griffiu  Dennis  C,  131  Bridge 
HYDE  DANA  W.  &  CO.,  609 

Main  (see  page  485) 
Smith  O.  Elliot,  211  North  avenue 
WALL  JOSEPH  E.,447  Main 

(see  page  475) 
Wyeth  A.  A.,  3  Harvard  row 

Glass  Blowers. 

Haller  C.  F.,  rear  577  Main 
McElroy  P.  J.,  137  Bridge 

Glass  Ware  Mnfrs. 

NEW  ENGLAND  GLASS 
WORKS,  W.  S.  Libbey  &  Son, 
North,  cor.  Water,  East  Cam- 
bridge (see  page  467) 

Grain,  Say,  Ete. 

Aiken  &  Woodard,  360  Cambridge 
Brown  Otis  S.  &  Co.,  Ill  Bridge 
Cushing  J.  &  Co.,  F.  R.  R.  freight 

depot,  Regent 
DAVIS    HERVEY,   550  Main 

(see  page  483) 
Halliday  Henry  A.,  436£  Main 
Hartwell  W.  IL,  SI  Bridge 
HOLMBERG  J.  F.,185  Broad 

way  (see  page  470) 
Holmes  W.  F.,  162  River 
JOUETT  M.    R.  &   CO.,   225 

North  avenue  (see  page  485) 
Ladd  F.  P.,  345  North  avenue 
Luke  E.  H.  &  Son.  71  Main 
TOPLIFF     CHARLES     M., 

506  Main  (see  page 468) 
Train   Edmund    t.  &  Co.,   115  and 

123  Bridge 
WOOD    ALFRED,    5    and    6 

Harvard  row  (see  page  480) 
WRIGHT  GEO.  G.,  86  Mt.  Au- 
burn (see  front  cover) 

Grai  iters. 

LAMSON  JOHN  H.,  573  Main 

(see  page  474) 
STEVENS    J.    HENRY,    436 

Main  (see  page  470j 


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317 


Granite  Workers. 

BERSTCH  WILLIAM  A.,  70 

and  72  Bridge  isee  page  470) 
Blessington   Peter   &   Son,    Gore's 

wharf,  Third 
Collins  John,  Gore's  wharf,  Third 
Cox  &  Keane,  43  Main 
Doherty  Hugh,  35  Main 
Ford  Austin,  45  Main 
Harrington  John  &  Clark,  Gore's 

wharf,.  Third,    office    (458    Tre- 

rnont,  Boston) 
McDonald  Alex.,  Mt.  Auburn,  opp. 

Mt.  Auburn  cemetery 
McNamee  John,  Mt.  Auburn,  opp. 

Elrawood  avenue 
Parker  Artemas, Gore's  whf.,Third, 

order  box  (35  Hawley,  B.) 
Rowe  Hugh  &  Son.  29  Main 
Wight   &   Scorgie    (polishers),    258 

Mt.  An  bum 


Gravel  Hoofers. 

BLEVINS  J.  J.,  basement  604 

Main  (see  front  cover) 
PEAK     HOWARD    F.,    2 

Charles  River  (see  page  485) 
SAWYER  JOHN  S.,  559  Main 
(see  front  cover) 


Greenhouses. 

BARRINGTON    FRED    B., 

Broadway,  c.  Hancock  (see  p.  474) 

BECKER  FRANK,  Cam- 
bridge, cor.  Prescott  (see  p.  474) 

BOCK  WM,  A.,  329  and  331 
North  avenue  (see  page  4) 

DINSMORE  WM.  J.,  273  No. 
avenue  (see  page  474) 

HOVEY  &  CO.,  Cambridge, 
opp.  Highland  av.  (see  page  474) 

O'BRIEN  P.  &  SON,  820  Main 
and  89  Sparks  (see  foot  lines  gen- 
eral directory) 

Grocers. 

Alexander  Abram,  644  Main 
Arno  John,  46  Auburn 
Ball  Edward,  Spring,  cor.  Fourth 
Barry  Henry.  165  Green 
Bedell  Daniel,  371  Main 
Bettie  Catharine  Mrs.,  47  Vine 
Blake  Theodore  E.,  158  Cambridge 
Booth  Thomas,  82  Pleasant 
BOSTON    BRANCH    GRO- 
CERY,   M.    R.    Jouett  &   Co., 
props.,  225  North  av.  (see  p.  485) 
Boyce  C.  H.  &  Co.,  122  Columbia 
Boyd en  Benjamin  F.,  854  Main 
Boyson  George,  8$  Mt.  Auburn 
Brady  E.  J.,  376  Cambridge 
Brassill  John,  39  Banks 


Braun  Philip  H.,  220  Cambridge 
Brennan  Catharine  J.  Mrs.,  11  Lo- 
pez 
Broderick  Thomas,  50£  DeWolf 
Brown  Otis  S.  &  Co.,  Ill  Bridge 
Brown  W.  T.  &  Co.,  497  Main 
BURNS  DAVID  F.,  15  Sparks 

(see  page  481) 
Burns  Thomas,  101  Fourth 
Byrne  Catherine  Mrs.,  10  Foster 
Callahan  George  H.,  80 Concord  av. 
Campbell  Hugh,  1  Vine,  cor.  Third 
Campbell  William,  128  Brookline 
Carman  C.  W.,421  Main 
Carruth  Charles  E.,  72  River 
Cavauaugh  M.  T.,  346  North  av. 
Christopher  Geo.  A.,  178  Harvard 
Clarke  John,  21  Harding 
COBB,    BATES  &  YERXA 
(3  Bowdoin  sq.,  and  686  Washing- 
ton, B.)  (see  back  cover) 
Coffey  J.  J.,  215  Franklin 
Colley  William  A.,  63  Western  av. 
Connell  James  J.,  26  Charles  River 
Connell  Patrick,  207  Franklin 
Connor  Justin  P.,  88  Fifth 
Conway  William,  109  Portland 
Corbellis  James  F.,  84  Third 
Cosgrove  Thos.  F.,  79  Concord  av. 
Costell  Mary,  252  Franklin 
Coughlan  Timothy,  16.  Webster  av. 
Crimmings  J.  F.  Mrs.,  18  School 
Cronin  D.,  51  Washington 
Curtis  A.  C.,  437  Cambridge 
Davis  George  A..  515  Main 
Dean  Daniel  H.,  21  Brattle 
Dickson  Marshall,  484  Cambridge 
Doherty  Henry  A.,  157  &  161  Bridge 
Downey  John,  13  Porter 
Drew  F.  L.,  153  North  avenue 
Eadie  John,  281  Broadway 
Eustace  Alexander,  167  Pearl 
Fahy  John  L.,  120  Third 
Faulkner  C.  A..  321  North  avenue 
Gately  Maria  Mrs.,  63  Spring 
Gillan  John,  242  Cambridge 
Gilman  Edward,  9  Reed 
Gilmore    J.    H.,    Hoi  worthy,    near 

Belmont 
Ginty  Michael,  26  Brewery 
Godding  Joseph,  103  Prospect 
Goodnow  G.  VV.,03  Norfolk 
Grinham  John.  115  Pleasant 
HANNUJI  L.  M.,  549  Main  (see 

page  482) 
Hagerty  T. ,  1  Jefferson 
Heron  Samuel.  281  Cambridge 
HOAG  JONATHAN,  171  Main 

(see  page  481) 
Hoi m berg  Sarah  A.,  38  Union 
HOLMES  J.   A.  &   CO.,  606, 

608,  and  610  Main  (see  page  42) 
Horgan  John,  69  Gore 
Hovey  H.  N.  &  Co.,  89  Cambridge 
Hovey  J.  Dana,  532  Main 
Howland  S.  H.,  206  Cambridge 
James  Charles.  543  Main 


CORSE  &  SMITH,  Paper  -Hupp, 

JtA 


Wholesale  and   Retail, 
181  Washington  St.,  BOSTON. 


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CAMBRIDGE  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Grocers — Continued. 

Johnson  George  F.,  24G  Broadway 
JOUETT  M.   R.    &    CO.,  225 

North  avenue  (see  page  485) 
Kelleher  Bartholomew,  408  Camb. 
Kelleher  John  A.,  39  Rice 
Keough  John,  36  Harvard 
L ALLEY  THOMAS,  40  Boyls- 
ton,  cor.   Mt.  Auburn,  and  dish- 
ing, cor.  Locust  (see  page  480) 
Lally  T.  F.,  26£  Banks 
Lavais  Paul,  106  Spruce 
Leavitt  Henry  T.,  361  Main 
Lennon  J.  &  Son,  145  Pearl 
Levit  Rachael  Mrs.,  121  Spring 
Levy  Hannah  Mrs.,  429  Main 
LOMBARD    S.    J.,    649  Main 

(see  page  487) 
Lonergan  David,  162  Dublin 
Long  John,  49  Gore 
Longfield  Joseph,  93  Spruce 
Lovell  Andrew  J.,  154  North  av. 
Lucey  Thomas,  199  Norfolk 
Lynch  Hannah,  70  Harvard 
Mahady  Daniel  J.,  142  Pearl 
Mains  John,  16  Vine 
Mannix  Michael,  132  Brookline 
Marsdeu  James,  395  Main 
McAleer  Elizabeth,  25  Seventh 
McCaw  Henry,  65  Brookline 
McCloskey  &    Harty,   91    and    443 

Cambridge 
McDonald  John,  22  Willow 
McElroy  John,  32  Vine 
McFARLAND  BROS.,  Wash- 
ington, c.  Brewerv  (see  page  469) 
McGovern  Thomas/82  Third 
McGuire  Mary  Mrs.,  139  Bridge 
McLaughlin  Jno.,  24  Vine 
McNamee  John,  333  Main 
McPeak  P.,  64  Charles 
Meharg  Joseph,  147  Pleasant 
Melzard  Elizabeth,  43  Pleasant 
Messer  D.  E.  &  Bro.,  159  Harvard 
Mitchell   Thomas,  18  Hancock  and 

158  Franklin 
Moore  James  C,  192  Cambridge 
Moran  Michael  D.,  35  Banks 
Mullin  Peter,  54  Putnam  avenue 
Mullins  Thomas,  17  Third 
Mun roe  Philip  C,  11  Webster  av. 
Murphy  Jeremiah,  187  Dublin 
Nixon  John,  133  Brookline 
O'Brien  Jeremiah  J.,  Bristol,    near 

Webster  avenue 
O'Brien  Rose,  25  Harvey 
O'Neill  Eliza,  26  Hunting 
Parsons  Alexander,  18  River 
Plancich  V.  &  Son,  78  Harvard 
Rhoades  T.,  110  Harvard 
Richards  Charles  F.,  44  Broadway 
Roach  Joanna,  Hampshire,  corner 

Bristol 
Roach  Thomas,  152  Third 
Rogers  Stephen,  27  Hastings 
Ross  William  jr.,  233  Franklin 


Rouillard  L.  &  Co.,  63  River 
Rourke  Peter  F.,  16  Harvard 
Russell  William  J.,  25  Boylston 
RYDER    &    DAVIS,  124  and 

126  In  man  (see  page  481) 
Sexton  Patrick,  379  Cambridge 
Shaw  John  Mrs.,  8  Third 
Shea  Mary,  145  Hampshire 
SheaT.  Mrs.,  185  Bridge 
Shea  T.  J.,  397  Cambridge 
Shedd&  Co.,  121  Hampshire 
Skelly  Edward  F.,  19  Winter 
Sleeper  C.  A.  &  Co.,  65  Sixth 
Slocomb  L.  A.,  93  Hampshire 
Smith  Chas.  F.,  245  Broadway 
Smith  Charles  H.,  473  Main 
Smith  Jordau  S.,  27  Brewery 
Smith  P.  F.,  31  Harvard 
Snow  J.  H.,  231  Pearl 
Splaine  James  J.,  63  Splaine 
Stinson  Jchn,  36  Somerset 
Stokes  Edward,  8  Grant 
Sushrue  John  F.,  185  Mt.  Auburn 
Sullivan  Patrick,  26  Sparks 
Thayer  D.  E.,  154  Harvard 
THOMSON    S.    O.,    527    Cam- 
bridge (see  page  481) 
Tobin  Wm.  Mrs.,  52  Broadway 
Train    Edmund    I.  &  Co.,  115  and 

123  Bridge 
Trelegan  Newey  T.,  89  Spruce 
Underwood  Peter,  17i  Rice 
Walker  Weston  W.,  621  Main 
Whalen  John  J.,  15  Hancock 
White  James  D.,  Bay,  cor.  Green 
Wilkinson  James  F.,  432  Harvard 
WOOD    ALFRED,    5    and    6 
Harvard  row,  and   9   Harvard  sq. 
(see  page  480) 
WYETH  JAMES  H.  &  CO., 

6  Brattle  (see  page  480) 
Yerxa  Edward  N.,  114  Cambridge 
York  Theron  K.,  31  River 


Guns,  Pistols,  Etc. 

READ    WM.   &    SONS    (107 

Washington,  B.)  (see  page  492) 
SCHAEFER  W.  R.  &  SON, 

(61  Elm,  B.)  (see  page  492) 


Gutters  and  Conduc- 
tors. 

GALE  GEO.  W.,  69  Main  (West 

Boston  bridge)  (see  front  cover) 
WOOD    WM.  H.    &    CO.,   13 

Broadway  (see  back  cover) 


Gymnasium . 

Hemenway    Gymnasium      II.     U., 
Kirkland,  corner  Holmes  place 


CORSE  &  SMITH,  Winflow  Shades, 


Wholesale  and    Retail, 

181  WasblugtoD  St.,  BOSTON. 


CAMBRIDGE  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


319 


Hair  Dealers  and 
Workers. 

Burr  Mary  M.  Miss,  45  Hampshire 
Coburn  Mary  J.  Mrs.,  110  Winsor 
Hilliker  John,  63  Ellery 
Steer  John,  Main,  coiner  Norfolk 

Hairdressers . 

Authier  Azarie,  643  Main,  and  193 

North  avenue 
Benson  Henry  J.  H.,  117  Cambridge 
Borges  Joaquim,  204  Cambridge 
Brogan  Bernard  J.,  164  Cambridge 
Brum  Antonio  E.,  101  Cambridge 
Burr  Mary  M..  45  Hampshire 
Burr  Lemuel,  445  Main 
Burrill  J  no.  W.,  173  North  avenue 
Busnach  Henry,  574  Main 
Carbone  Rosarie,  138  Cambridge 
Condon  Robert,  1  Essex 
DaPoute  Manuel  N.,  181  Bridge 
Eich  C.  P.,  432£  Harvard 
Felix  E.  R.,  421  Cambridge 
Fountain  James  W.,  208  Hampshire 
Gay  Howard  E.,  531  Main 
Glazebrook  John  G.,  141  Bridge 
Greco  L.  C,  573  Main 
Hendrew  Wm.,  454  Cambridge 
Howard  A.  C.  (ladies),  37  Norfolk 
Jackson  Harriet  E.  Mrs.,  96  Putnam 

avenue 
Joll  Geo.  M.,  1-J-  Brattle  square 
Jones  H.  I.,  27  Fifth 
King  Barney,  459£  Main 
King  Gustavus,  459-J  Main 
Lewis  H.  S.,  25  River 
Lucy  C.  C,  265  Cambridge 
Lunas  C.  P.,  427  Main 
Lunas  Joseph  P.,  3  Prospect 
Maciel  A.  V.,  197  Cambridge 
Maciel  John  V.,  392  Cambridge 
Maciel  Joseph  V.,  95  Cambridge 
McCarthy  Chas.  E.,  58  Cambridge 
Meyer  John  F.  A.,  13  Winsor 
Morandus  John  O.,  54  Cedar 
Murphy  John  F.,  218  North  avenue 
Noera  J.  F.,  436  Harvard 
Nudd  William  H.,  389  Main 
Nunis  de  Ponte  Manuel,  181  Bridge 
Redhouse  Wm..  12 Rogers'  blk.,Main 
Reeves  Benj.  II.,  rear  185  North  av. 
Richardson  S.  C,  4  Brattle 
SilvaS.,  165  Bridge 
Smith  J.  A.  L.,  1  Essex 
Smith  Louis  F.,  590  Main 
Soiza  M.  G.,  141  Main 
Steer  John,  Main,  cor.  Norfolk 
Walker  M.  K.,  7  Brattle 
Waller  John  A.,  128  Cambridge 
Wild  John  P.,  155  Harvard 

Haines  (Berry's  Patent 
for  Swinging  Har- 
ness) . 

BERRY    CHARLES    E.,  In- 

man  square  (see  page  478) 


Handles. 

STANDARD  TURNING 
WORKS  (formerly  Ela  Bros.), 
131  Broadway  (see  back  cover) 


Hardware. 

BROCK     BROS.,    12    and    16 

Brattle,  and  Inman  sq.(see  p.  475) 
Chamberlin    Daniel   U.  &  Co.,  622 

Main 
Greene  &  Co.,  552  Main 
MOORE    CHAS.    &    CO.,    8 

Brattle  (see  page  483) 
Nutting  J.  D.  (mnfr.),  454  Main 
Pennell  &  Co.,  57  Cambridge 
Price  Jas.  M.  &  Son,  85  Cambridge 
READ    WM.    &    SONS     (107 

Washington,  B. )  (see  page  492) 
WATRISS  A.  WHITING,  605 

Main  (see  advt.  opp.  contents) 
WHITTIER  G.  H.,   509  Main 

(see  page  477) 


Hardwood  Lumber, 

CUMMINGS,  KENNEY  & 
CO.,  Bridge,  opp.  Prison  Point 
bridge,  office  (17  Wareham,  B.) 
(see  page  471) 

GALE  GEORGE  W.,  69  Main 
(West  Boston  bridge)  (see  front 
cover) 

Holt  &  Bugbee  (foreign  and  domes- 
tic). 17  East,  office  (17  Friend,  B.) 

Parker  &  Page,  opp.  Russ  Mould- 
ing Co.  (office  24  Canal,  B.) 

SAWYER  E.  D.  &  CO.,  12 
Cambridge  (see  page  471) 

WOOD  WM.  H.  <&  CO.,  13 
Broadway  (see  back  cover) 


Harness  Makers. 

Baker  A.  William,  87  and  89  Main 
BERRY  CHARLES  E.  (Ber- 
ry's Patent  for  swinging  harness), 
Inman  square  (see  page  478) 
Campbell  E.,  4  Brattle 
Cavanaugh  Michael,  443  Main 
Fox  Thomas  J.,  105  Bridge 
Ivers  F.  &  Son,  186  North  avenue 
IVERS  &  TUCKER,  Church, 

opp.  Palmer  (see  page  469) 
Leighton  F.  M.,  200£  North  avenue 
McCaffrey  Hugh,  365  Cambridge 
McMahon    Thomas,    Church,    opp. 

Palmer 
Mitchell  William,  Cambridge,  junc- 
tion Bridge 
Morse  George  A.,  5  Palmer 
Murphy  John  J.,  132  Bridge 
Murphy  William  J.,  6  Cambridge 


CORSE  &  SMITH 


Drapery  and  Upholstery  Goods, 

181   Washington  Street,  BOSTON. 


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CAMBRIDGE  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Cm- 


Hats,    Cap s.    and 
bretlas. 

Blake  Arthur  W..  168  <  am  bridge 
Fuller  G.  C.  W.  A  Co.,  561  Main 
WALL  JOSEPH  E.,  447  Main 

(see  page  475) 
Wyeth  A.  A.,  3  Harvard  row 

Hag.  Straw,  Etc. 

Aiken  A  Woodard.  360  Cambridge 
Bradeen  J.  S.,  251  A  253  Cambridge 
BURXHAM  L.  G.  &  CO..  221 

Bridge  (182  Charles,  and  E.  Ches- 
ter Park,  B.)  (see  page 
DAVIS    HEHVEY,    550   Main 

(see  page 
Foster  C.  H..  26  Boylston 
Hallidav  Henry  A..  436£  Main 
Hartwell  William  H..  ^"l  Bridge 
HOLM  BERG  J.  F.,  185  Broad 

way  (see  page  47<u 
Holmes  William  F..  162  River 
Ladd  F.  P..  345  North  avmue 
Luke  E.  H.  A  Son.  71  Main 
Parker  Thomas.  240  and  242  Main 
Parsons  H.  K.  A  Co..  198  North  ay. 
TOPLIFF  CHARLES  31.,  500 

Main  (see  page  468) 
Train  Edmund  I.  A  Co.,  115  to  123 

Bridge 
WRIGHT    GEO.    G.,    S6    Mt. 

Auburn  (see  front  cover) 


Hogs,  Live  3:  Dressed. 

SQUIRE    JOHN    P.  &  CO., 

169  Gore  (21,  23  and  25  F.  H.  mar- 
ket and  39  North  Market,  B.)  (see 
page  473) 


Holly  Goods. 

STAND  ARD     TU  R  XING 

WORKS  (formerly  Ela  Bros.), 
131  Broadway  (see  back  cover) 
JANSSON  C.  A.,  8  Harvard  sq. 
(see  page  4^4 | 

Horse   Hitch   (Patent). 

Owen  D.  E.  &  Co..  555  Main 


Horse  Hail  road  Cos. 

Cambridge    Pvailroad    Company,    3 

Harvard  square 
Charles  River   Street   Railway  Co.. 

4S4  Main 

Horse  Shoers. 

(See  also  Blacksmith*.) 
Balmer  William,  9  Church 


Bell  William,  202  North  avenue 

BOLGER  JAMES,  Palmer,  n. 
Church  (see  page  476) 

Chisholm  D.,  Third 

Corbett  Geo.  W..  rear  185  North  av. 

EASTER  R.  S..  355  North  ave- 
nue (see  page  465) 

Felt  George  W.,  18  Cambridge 

Garvey  James,  Hampshire,  corner 
Portland 

Gerry  John  W.,  9  Tenney 

Grady  Martin,  231  Main,  n.  Harvard 

Lehan  Dennis  H.,  19  Gore 

3IAITLAND  JAMES,  sixth, 
corner  Harvard  (see  page  466) 

O'Brien  A  Gurry,  498  Main 

RILEY  JOHN,  354  Cambridge 
(see  page  469) 

SMITH  THOMAS,  436  Main 
(see  advt.  opp.  contents) 

Spellmaji  M.  M.,  Cherry,  c.  School 

Whitten  Darius.  135  Franklin 


Horse  c€*  Wagon  Covers. 

SAWYER      HOWARD    M., 

factory,  Thorndike.  rear  Second, 
store  (153  Milk,  B.,  and  183  South, 
N.  Y.)  (see  page  472) 

Hose  JInfrs.  (Fire). 

Boston  Woven   Hose   Co.,  factory, 
174  Broadway,  office  (81  High.  B*.) 

Hotels   {* Apartment 
Hotels). 

Brattle  Square   Hotel,   George   W. 

Brigham,  proprietor.  32.  34  and 

36  Brattle  square 
Fresh  Pond  Hotel,  Mrs.  R.  M.  How- 

laud,  prop.,  end  of  Fresh  Pond 

lane 
*Hotel  Brooks,  Brooks  street 
Hotel    Cambridge,    William    Snell, 

proprietor,  45  Otis 
*Hotel  Clark.  Clark,  corner  School 
*Hotel  Hollv,  Holly,  corner  Brooks 
INMAN   SQUARE  HOTEL, 

J.  Barnes,  prop,   (see  page  473) 
Mansion     House,     Gore,    junction 

Bridge 
Porter's  Hotel,  Francis  Locke,  pro- 
prietor,  Davis    Locke,  manager, 

185  North  avenue 
Prospect  House,   J.   Uhrig,   prop., 

594,  596  and  598  Main 
Ross    House,    Herbert  W.    Miller, 

prop.,  7  Broadway 


Hailed    Corn 
Homing, 

Clark  Frank.  400  Main 


and 


Corse  &  Smith, 


181    Washington  Street,  BOSTON. 

Special  Attention  paid  to  furnishing  Student*'  Boons. 


CAMBRIDGE   BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


321 


Ice  Cream. 

BAGLEY    B.    A.     MISS,    24 

Boylston  (see  page  46(.)) 
Hunnewell  James  W.,  228  North  av. 
JONES  M.  R.  MISS,  1  Harvard 

sq.  and  440  Harvard  (see  p.  470) 


Ice  Dealers. 

BOSTON     ICE     CO.,     Prison 

Point  road,  office   (176  State.  B.) 
(see  page  492) 
CAMBRIDGE    ICE    CO.,  L. 

M.    Hannum,   prop.,   549  Main.  9 
Harvard  sq..  and  120  Hampshire, 
near  Columbia  (see  page  482) 
Citizens  Ice  Co.,  1 10  Columbia 
Eames  II.   H.  &   Son.  100  Concord 

avenue 
Five  &  Bukcr.  142  Harvard 
Tibbette  Charles  E.,  30  Mead 
Union  Ice  Co.,  Prison   Point   road, 
office  (34  Commercial  wharf,  B.) 


Ice  Tool  Mnfrs. 

Cutter  J.  H.  &  Co.,  168  North  av. 

Inst r  it  in  en  tal  Sh  arps. 

Wood  Bros.,  Rhoades  bldg.,  State 

Insurance  A  <j  eats. 

BIRD  H.  &  CO.,  550  Main  (see 

Citizens  Mutual  Ins.  Co.,  page  2) 
BLAKE  EDWIN  H.,  36  Fifth 

(see  page  477) 
BUCKLEY    D.    A.,  547    Main 

(see  page  407) 
BURNHAM  EDWARD,  623 

Main  (see  page  485) 
Coveney  J.  \Y\,  7S  Cambridge 
Dickson  William,  87  Columbia  and 

(20  Exchange  place,  B.) 
Fairbairn  J.  R.,  36  Fifth 
HANCOCK   C.   E.,   593*   Main 

(see  page  486) 
HASTINGS  W.  B.  &  CO.,  80 

Cambridge  and  (7  Exchange  pi., 

B. )  (see  advt.  opp.  streets) 
Sanders  Samuel,  11  Market 
SAWYER  J.  S.,  550  Main  (see 

front  cover) 
SEVER  CHARLES   W.,  464 

Harvard  (see  Mass.   Mutual   Fire 

Ins.  Co.,  page  7) 
Walton  Milton  L.,  173  North  av. 
Webber  John  H.,  604  Main 
WHITTEMORE    JOSEPH, 

613  Main  (see  advt.  opp.  calendar) 


Insurance    Companies . 

CAMBRIDGE  MUTUAL 
FIRE  INS.  CO.,  555  Main, 
Josiah  \V.  Cook,  pres.,  Alfred 
L.  Barbour,  sec.  (see  page  150) 

CITIZENS  MUTUAL  INS. 
CO.,  Boston,  H.  Bird  &  Co., 
agents.  550  Main  (see  page  2) 

MASS.  MIT.  FIRE  INS. 
CO.,  Charles  \V.  Sever,  agent, 
464  Harvard  (see  page 

.MIDDLESEX  MIT.  FIRE 
CO.,  of  Concord,  Mass.,  John  S. 
Sawyer,  agent,  550  Main  (see 
front  cover) 


Intelligence   Offices. 

DooleyJ.  M.  Mis.,  054  Main 
Fogarty  Mary  A..  3  Appian-way 
Getchell  E.  B.,  29  Central  square 

Ingalls  Edward  13..  350  Broadway 
James  Mary  Mrs..  53  Mt.  Auburn 
Welch  C.  E,  Mis.,  144  Hampshire 


Iron  Foundries, 

Barbour  Walworth   O.   &   Co.,  354 

Main 
BIRD    HENRY   31.,  Pelham, 

cor.  Broadway  (see  page  483) 
Blake  George  F.  Mnfg.  Co.,  Third, 

corner  Bent 
3IORRILL    &    ALLEN,    356 

Main  (see  page  42) 

Ivory  Turning. 

STANDARD  TURNING 
WORKS  (formerly  Ela  Bros.), 
131  Broadway  (see  back  cover) 


Junk  Dealers. 

Haley  Michael,  40  Vine 
Henderson  &  Son,  247  Pearl 
Larkin  John  &  Co..  54  Cambridge 
Leonard  Thomas,  10  Gore 
Malone  Philip,  191  Hampshire 
Boss  Win.  J.,  S4  Fifth 
.Sullivan  T.,  125  Bridge 
'White  Cornelius,  387  Cambridge 


Kalsominimj. 

CROCKER   J.   W.,    548    Mam 

(see  page  470) 
FEELEY  M.  A.,  642  Main  (see 

page  4S7) 
GREENLEAF  ALBERT  P., 

500    Main    and   6   Douglass   (see 
page  487) 
HERON  WM.  J.,  610  Main  (see 
page 


CORSE  &  SMITH,  Window  Shades, .: 


Wholesale  and  Retail, 

Washington  St.,  BOSTON. 


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CAMBRIDGE  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Kalsom  in  ing — Cont'd. 

HOLT  AVM.  15.,  14  Church  (see 

page  487) 
SAWYER  C.  A.,  460  Main  (see 

front  cover) 
THAYER  J.    H.  &  J.  P.  & 

CO.,  658  and  660  Main  (see  foot 

lines  general  directory) 


Kindling  Wood. 

Arch  am  beau  A.,  13  Boylston 
BURNHAM  L.  G.  &  CO.,  221 

Bridge  (see  page  3) 
COLEMAN  JOHN  &  SONS, 

91  Broadway  (see  page  468) 
HUNNEWELL    WM.    A.  & 

CO.,84  Bridge  and  (13  Kilby,  B.) 

(see  page  408] 
Learned    Frank  W.    1'.,    28   and   30 

( Jambridge 
IVVGE  GEORGE  G.  &  CO., 

3  to  13  Hampshire,  jane.  Broad- 
way (see  advt.  opp.  calendar) 
RICHARDSON    WM.    I.    & 

CO.,  College  wharf,  ft.  of  Duns- 

ter  (see  back  cover) 
SMITH  M.  L.  &  SON,  180  Main 

(see  page  468) 
STANDARD    T  U  R  N  I  N  G 

WORKS,  131  lo  185  Broadway 

(53  State,  B.)  (see  back  cover) 
TOPLIFF  CHAS.  M.,506  Main 

(see  page  468) 
VALENTINE,  ELLIS  &  CO., 

Sargent's  wharf,    Charles   River, 

order  office,  26  Boylston  (see  page 

468) 


Kitch  en  Fur  it  ish  ing 

Goods, 

(See  also  Stoves,  etc.) 

BAILEY   J.   L.    &    SON,  67 

Cambridge  (see  page  477 J 
BROCK     BROS.,    12    and    16 

Brattle    and    In  man   square  (see 

page  475) 
Colman  J.  J.,  426  Cambridge 
Greene  &  Co.,  552,651  and  653  Main 
3IOORE  C  H  AS.  &  CO.,  8  Brat- 
tle (see  page  483) 
OXFORD  BROS.,529  Main  (see 

page  472) 
Phelan  Patrick,  383  Main 
Thorp  Olof,  399  Main 
WATRISS    A.     WHITING, 

605  Main  (see  advt.  opp.  contents) 
WHITTIER  G.  H.,  509   Main 

(see  page  477) 
Woodward  J.  H.,  30  Boylston 


Label  Mnfrs. 

PERKINS  &BLEVINS,  179 

Broadway  (see  page  406) 


Ladder  Mnfrs. 

Libbey   William,  Concord  avenue, 

next  R.  R. 
Moulton  C.W.  II.  &  Co., Gore,  near 

Sixth 
SMART  D.    C,  3S2   Main    (see 

advt.  opposite  calendar) 


Lager  Beer. 

Bach  maun  EL,  56  Cambridge 
Clark  Daniel,  Palmer,  n.  Brattle 
Conroy  Thomas,  198  Cambridge 
Gcstlauer  Daniel,  33  Fifth 
Harkins  .lames,  18  Brattle 
Hess  A.  J.,  39  Union 
KIRCHNER  &  KEEFE,430 

Cambridge  (see  page  4) 
Kohlhepp  Chas.,  165£  Cambridge 
Leuehte  Bernliard.  9  Brattle 
Luth  John,  07  Sixth 
Mattes  Carl,  8  Boylston. 
Munroe  Nathaniel  W.,  Ill  Camb. 
Myers  Mary  E.  Mrs.,  71  Cambridge 
Nicol  James,  122  Cambridge 
Weber  George,  214  Cambridge 


Lard    Oil  Mnfrs. 

SQUIRE    JOHN  P.  &  CO. 

169  Gore  (see  page  473) 


Laundries. 

Aong  Wah,  10  Pearl 
CAMBRIDGE  LAUNDRY, 

George   L.  Shorey,  prop.,  Soden, 
office  (343   Washington,   B.)  (see 
page  474) 
Chong  Loon,  214  Cambridge 
Lee  Chung  &  Co.,  14  Boylston 
Lee  Sam  Hong  Wah,  10  Pearl 
Wah  King  Kee,  500  Main 
Wah  Lee,  523  Main 
Yuen  Fook,  560  Main 


Lawyers. 

ALBEE  SUMNER,  30  Essex 
and  (30  Court,  rooms  13  and  14, 
B. )  (see  page  4i).">) 

ALGER  ALPHEUS   B.,   Mt. 

Vernon    and    (23   Court,   B.)  (see 
page  496) 
ALGER  EDWIN  A..  Mt.  Ver- 
non and  (23  Court,  B.)  (see   page 
496) 


CORSE  &  SMITH,  Paper-Hampip, 


Wholesale  and    Refail. 
181  Washington  St.,  BOSTON. 


CAMBRIDGE  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


323 


BANCROFT  WM.  A.,  27  Put 

nam  avenue  and    (15   Pemberton 

sq.,  B.)  (see  page  496) 
Batchelder  Samuel,  15  Brattle 
BENT  GEORGE  C,  613  Main 

and  (26  Pemberton  square,  room 

6,  B.),  (see  page  496) 
BLAIR    &    LUCAS,   Lyceum 

building,    Harvard    square     and 

(231  Washington,    B.)   (see   page 

471) 
Cahill  John,  157  Prospect 
Casey  P.  J.,  97  Cambridge 
Champlin  E.  R.,  686  Main 
Chamberlayne  C.  F.,  7  Brattle 
Conlan  Felix,  60  Cambridge 
CONL  AN  JOHN,  66  Cambridge 

and  (33  School,  room  20,  B. )    (see 

page  497) 
DUDLEY  &  DUDLEY,Avon 

place,  and   17  Dunster,   and    (95 

Milk,  room  71,  B.)  (seepage  494) 
DURANT  WM.   B.,  378   Har- 
vard and   (19  Congress,   B.)   (see 

page  497) 
Fox  Jabez,  4  Mt.   Auburn   and    (30 

Court,  B.) 
HALE  EDWIN  B.,  387  Har- 
vard and  (209  Washington,  rooms 

39  and  40,  B.)  (see  page  494) 
Hammond  &  P©pe,   623   Main   and 

(27  Tremont,  B.) 
HAYES     WM.    A.    Jr.,     Mt. 

Auburn,  opp.  Elmwood   av.  and 

(41  Sears  bldg.,  B. )  (see  p.  496) 
Holt  H.  C,  589£  Main 
HOWE    ARCHIBALD    M., 

4  Garden  and  (25  Congress,  room 

3,  B.)  (see  page  495) 
Howe  Moses  G..  137  North   avenue 

and  (47  Court,  B.) 
Hubbard  Lucius  L.,  19  Craigie  and 

(19  Congress,  room  7,  B.) 
Hudson  C.  H.,  97  Cambridge 
Jacobs  B.  F.,  658  Main 
Jewell  Wm.  E.,  39  Inman   and    (82 

Devonshire,  rooms  16  and  17,  B.) 
Jose  E.  H.,  583  Main 
Ladd  John  S.,  2  Frost 
LEV  E  RETT    GEO.  V.,  5  El 

leryand  (47  Devonshire,  B.)    (see 

page  497) 
Malley  Edward  B.,  66  Cambridge 
Marrett  Lorenzo,  66  Cambridge 
Martin  W.  H,  563  Main 
McDANIEL    SAMUEL    W., 

69  Dana  and  (61    Court,   room  5, 

B.J  (see  page  497) 
McINTIRE  CHAS.  J.,  70  Otis 

and  (75  State,  rooms  6  and  7,    B.) 

(see  page  494) 
Morse  George  A.,  371  Harvard  and 

(209  Washington,  B.) 
Morse  Isaac   S.,    371    Harvard   and 

(209  Washington,  B.) 
Nash   Howard  D.,  7  Morris  and  (19 

Congress,  B.) 


PARKER  HORATIO  G.,  29 

Concord  av.  and  (44  Sears   build- 
ing, B.)  (see  page  495) 
Parlin  Frank  II.,  583  Main 
PERKINS  GEO.  A.,  7  Brattle 

and  (75  State,  rooms  6  and  7,    B.) 

(see  page  494) 
PEVEY  G.  A.  A.,  555  Main  and 

(27  Tremont  row,  B.)  (see  p.  497) 
Ponce  John  H.  89  Cambridge 
READ  CHAS.  COOLIDGE, 

Appleton  and  (27  State,  rooms  18 

and  19,  B.)  (see  page  496) 
RUSSELL  C.  T.  &  T.   H.,  69 

Sparks  and    (27  State,   B.J    (see 

page  495) 
Tyler  Jos.  H.,  Court  House,  Third 
WELLS  HENRY  J.,  5   Bige 

low   and  (26   Pemberton   square, 

B.)  (see  page  496) 
WHITE  M.  P.,  10   Craigie   and 

(47  Devonshire,  B.)  (see  p.  496) 
Winslow  Henrv  H.,  603  Main 
WHORISKEY     H.    V.,       83 

Cambridge  (see  page  497) 

Leather  and  Findings, 

Southward  F.  A.,  534  Main 


Lime,    Hair,     Cement, 
Plaster,   Etc, 

BURNHAM    L.    G.    &    CO., 

221  Bridge  (see  page  3) 
GALE  GEO.  W.,  69  Maiu,  West 

Boston  bridge  (see  front  cover) 
GOOCH  J.  G.  &  N.  G.  (West 

tern  av.,  Brighton),   order   box  8 

Brattle  and    (70   Kilby,   B.)    (see 

foot  lines  general  directory) 
STICKNEY    N.   N.,   Winthrop 

wharf,  DeWolf  (see  page  488) 
WELLINGTON  AUSTIN  C. 

COAL   CO.,   5    Broadway   and 

(438    Federal   and    17   Congress, 

B.)  (see  page  500) 
WOOD    W.    H.    &     CO.,     13 

Broadway  (see  back  cover) 

Liquors,  Wines,  Lite. 

(See  also  Ale,  Beer;  also 

Lager  Beer. ) 

Ahern  David,  32  Cambridge 

Aylward  James  (wholesale),  6  Gore 

BARNES    JAMES,    junction 

Cambridge  and    Hampshire    (see 

page  473) 
Barnes  William,  134  Prospect 
Conroy  Thos.,  198  Cambridge 
Condon  James  F.,  461  Main 
Cuddy  James  H,  157  Columbia 
Cullen  Bridget  Mrs., 321  Cambridge 
Darling  John  R.,  175  Bridge 
Delaney  John,  339  Cambridge 
Dinan  Thomas,  329  Cambridge 


CORSE  &  SMITH, 


Drapery  and  Upholstery  Goods, 

18  1    Washington  Street,  BOSTON. 


324 


CAMBRIDGE  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Liquors,    Wines,  JEtc. — 
Continued. 

Farwell  C.  H.,  5  Prospect 
Gaulropp  Frank,  440  North  avenue 
Harkins  James,  18  Brattle 
Harrington  Jeremiah,  2  Winter 
Heffernan  D.,  472  Cambridge 
Igo  John,  366  North  avenue 
Kelleher  B.,  394  Cambridge 
Kelso  A.  M..  407  Main 
Leuchte  Bernhard,  9  Boylston 
Mattes  Carl,  8  Boylston 
McCormick  James,  337  Main 
McGurk  J.,  1  Webster  avenue 
Metzger  Joseph,  200  Cambridge 
Mulcahy  John  F.,  188  Norfolk 
Munroe  Nathaniel  W.,  Ill  Camb'ge 
Nicol  James,  122  Cambridge 
O'Hair  E.  J.,  347,}  Main 
Quigley  B.  D.,  271  Cambridge 
Reddam  Timothy,  38  DeWolf 
Richards  Hannah,  113  Spruce 
Sullivan  Timothy,  10  Cambridge 
Sweeney  J  alia  .Mrs..  192  Hampshire 
Teaffe  John  J..  57  Flagg 
Turner  E.  T.,  34  Cambridge 
Umbehend  Amos,  1  Webster  a  v. 
Walsh  James  M.,  8  Broadway 
White  P.  J.,  153  Harvard 

L  o  ck  Ma  1 t t  (fa  eta  ret  *s . 

Isham  Lock  Co.,  Oliver  E.  Pillard, 
superintendent,  17  Main 

Locksmiths. 

Bradlee  C.  L.,  04S  Main 

Dunn  P.  II..  97  Gore 

Hoyt  Benjamin  J.,  247^  Broadway 

Lumber  Dealers. 

CLARY  JOHN,  Sanborn's  wf., 

68  Bridge  (see  page  471) 

CUMMINGS,  KENXEY  & 
CO.  (kiln-dried  and  hard  wood), 
Bridge,  opp.  Prison  Point  bridge, 
Boston  offices,  35  Hawley,  and  17 
and  19  Wareham  (see  page  471) 

Emery  George  D.,  Hall's  wharf. 
East,  and  (54  Canal,  B.) 

FITZPATKICK  ALFRED, 
Rhoades  bldg..  State  (see  p.  471) 

GALE  GEO.  W.,  69  Main, West 
Boston  bridge  (see  front  cover) 

GOOCH  J.  G.  &  N.  G.  (Wes- 
tern av.,  Brighton),  order  box,  8 
Brattle,  and  (70  Kilby.  B.)  (see 
foot  lines  general  directory) 

Greeley  Leander,  1J3  Broadway 

Holt  &  Bugbee  (foreign  and  domes- 
tic). 17  Fast,  near  Bridge,  Boston 
office.  173  Friend 

SAWYER  E.  I>.  &  CO.,  12 
Cambridge  (see  page  471 ) 


Skillings,  Whitneys  &  Barnes  Lum- 
ber Co.,  Prison  Point  bridge  and 
(5  Kilby.  B.) 

STICKNEY  N.  N.,  Winthrop 
wharf,  DeWolf  (see  page  4S8) 

WOOD  WM,  H.  &  CO.,  13 
Broadway  (see  back  cover) 

Mach inert/  Castings, 

KENDALL    &    ROBERTS, 

72  to  92  Main  (see  page  5) 
3IORKILL    &    ALLEN,   356 

Main  (see  page  42) 

Machinists. 

Berry  Charles  E.,  206  Hampshire 
Bullock  O.  S.,  179  Broadwav 
Hodgkius  J.  E.,  356  Main 
KENDALL    &    ROBERTS, 

72  and  92  Main  (see  page  5) 
Landerkin  L.,  Rhoades  Mill,  State 
MORRILL    &    ALLEN,    356 

Main  (see  page  42 i 
Thompson  S.  R.,  12  Gore 


Manufacturing 
Chemists. 

Orne  Charles  P..  837  Main 

Thayer  Henry  &  Co.,  150  Broadway 


Mnfg .   Com  pan  i  es . 

American  Net  and  Twine  Co.,  mills 
Third,  E.  C,  Boston  office.  43 
Commercial 

American  Rubber  Co.,factorv,  Pot- 
ter, office  (59  Franklin,  B.) 

Boston  Stamping  Works  (stamped 
ware),  factory.  Third,  near  Broad- 
way, store  (93  to  97  North,  B.) 

Boston  Woven  Hose  Co.  (fire  hose), 
factory,  174  Broadway 

Cambridgeport  Diary  Co.  (diaries), 
105  Magazine 

Dover  Stamping  Co. (stamped  ware) 
factory,  153  Putnam  av.,  store  (S8 
to  90  North,  B.) 

Ideal  Printers'  Tool  Co.,  John 
Loughrey.  gen'l  agt ..  144  Charles 

Ivers  &  Pond  Piano  Co.,  Albany 
(597  Washington.  B) 

Mason  *  Hamlin  Organ  and  Piano 
Co.,  102  Broadway,  and  (154  Tre- 
mont,  B.) 

NEW  ENGLAND  GLASS 
CO.,North,  c.  Water  (see  p.  48S) 

Reversible  Collar  Co.,  factory,  10 
Arrow,  Boston  office,  84  Hawley 

Maple  Syrup  Mttfrs. 

HAZEN  D.  31.  &  CO.,  42  Elm 

(see  page  476) 


Corse  &  Smith, 


181  Washington  Street,  BOSTON. 

Special  Attention  paid  to  furnishing  Students'  Rooms. 


CAMBRIDGE  BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 


325 


Marble  Workers. 

BERTSCH   WM.   A.,  70   and 

72  Bridge  (see  page  470) 
Cox  &  Keane,  43  Main 
Harrington  John  &  Clark,  Gore's 

wharf,  Third,  office  (458  Tremont, 

Boston) 
H organ  John  J.,  45  to  53  Main 
Kenney  William,  Prospect,  corner 

Hampshire 
McDonald  Alexander,  Mt  Auburn, 

opp.  Mt.  Auburn  cemetery 
McNamee  John,  Mt.  Auburn,  opp. 

Elmwood  avenue 
Sands  Robert  L.,  Mt.  Auburn,  opp. 

the  cemetery 
Sullivan  John,  7  Prospect 

Masons,  Plasterers, 

Whiteners  and 

Color er s. 

Adams  Albeit,  17  Winthrop 
BARDEN  EDWARD,  4  Gore 

(see  page  466) 

Barry  M.,  347  Broadway 

Bellis  W.  J.,  order  box,  196  North 
avenue 

Chapin  Andrew  N.,  basement  602 
Main 

Conway  Richard,  7  Grant 

CROCKER  J.  W.,  548  Main 
(see  page  470) 

Curtis  Albert  W.,  basement  216 
North  avenue 

GREENLEAF  A.  P.,  6  Doug- 
lass, 469  and  509  Main  (see  p.  487) 

Greenleaf  Joseph,  rear  18£  Lopez 

Greenleaf  Oliver  P.,  order  box,  26 
Central  square 

HERON  WM.  J.,  610  Main  (see 
page  465) 

Hun-ell  E.  J.,  489  Main 

LEACH  H.  W.,  19  Cherry  and 
(7  Oliver,  B.),  (see  page  500) 

Mead  John  F.,  1  Jay 

Orcutt  Henry  J.,  Brattle  sq.  Hotel 

Scales  True,  117  Washington 

Soule  L.  P.,  Third,  near  gashouse 
and  (35  Hawley,  B.) 

Stearns  M.  N.,  order  box,  18  Wal- 
lace and  (35  Hawley,  B.) 

Mat  Manufacturer. 

Fiufey  James,  120  Brookline 


Mattress  Mnfrs. 

RICKER    GEO.    P.   &   CO., 

613  Main  (see  page  159) 

Mechanical  Eng  ineers. 

Gates  S.  F.,90  Auburn 
Leavitt  E.  D.  jr.,  604  Main 


LOMBARD  N.  C.  (40  State,B.), 
(see  advt.  opp.  introductory) 

Milk  Can  Mnfrs. 

OLIVER  &  ROWE,525  Main 

(see  advt.  opposite  contents) 
Price     Richard     E.,    Prison    Point 
bridge 


Milk    Dealers  {Whole- 
sale). 

Hanson  R.  H.,  43  and  45  Pine 
Paige  &  Gove,  15  Second 

Milkmen. 

Breen  Wm.  J.,  88  Sixth 
Brogen  W.  J.,  14  Dublin 
Brown  James,  39  Somerset 
Brown  Frederick  C,  66  Pleasant 
Brunt  Wm.,  13  Willard 
Carney  Patrick,  Fresh  pond  lane 
Clark  C.  H.,  5  Brewer 
Clark  E.  T.,  5  Brewer 
Coolidge  Joseph  G.,  Coolidge  av. 
Dutton  Albert  L.,  56  Fourth 
Evans  Charles  C,  145  Mt.  Auburn 
Fisher  Frederick  E.,  66  Pleasant 
Hanson  R.  Henry,  43  and  45  Pine 
Hartness  G.,  11  Willard 
Kendall  Geo.,  Hoi  worthy 
McNaughton  A.,  69  Allston 
Pearl  Solomon,  62  Pleasant 
Reed  Enos  W.,  79  Thorndike 
Richardson  H.  R.,  40  Erie 
Richardson  Wm.  H.,  132  Franklin 
Spaulding  Lemuel  B.,  33  Essex 
Stimpson  Walter,  255  North  avenue 
Sturtevant  Wm.  H.,  270 Putnam  av. 
Sullivan  George,  82  Oxford 
Titus  C.  H.,  15  Park 
Underwood  Nathan,  34  Magazine 
Underwood  W.  H.,  34  Magazine 
White  Edward  J.,  54  Ellery 
Wright  James  H.,  107  Winsor 

Milliners,  Millinery 
Goods,  Etc. 

Boyd  Esther  Miss,  514  Main 
Boyd  Fannie  L.  Miss,  81  Auburn 
Dickinson     Carrie     J.     Mrs.,     274 

Broadway 
Ivers  W.  Mrs.,  446  Harvard 
Locklin  Hannah  L.  Mrs.,  208  Pearl 
Lovejoy  E.  &  Co.,  615  Main 
Lynch  Luly  Miss,  209  Cambridge 
Pollard  Geo.  Miss,  44  Norfolk 
Probst    Soeurs  Miss,  351  Broadway 
Richardson  G.  Mrs.,  13  Farwell  pi. 
Scanlan  Timothy  Mrs.,  38  Third 
Stanton  D.  J.  Mrs.,  411  Cambridge 
Wyman  Wm.  II.,  112  Cambridge 


CORSE  &  SMITH,  Window 

23 


Wholesale  ami  Retail, 
181  Washington  St.,  BOSTON. 


326 


CAMBRIDGE  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


1 Mirrors  and  Frames. 

ANSSON   C. 
sq.  (see  p.  484) 

Mitten   and  Stocking 
Manufacturer . 

Watson  M.  L.  Mrs.,  36  Cottage 

Money  to  Loan. 

BAILEY  J.  L.  &  SON,  67 
Cambridge  (see  page  477) 

Moulding   Mnfrs.   and 
*  Dealers. 

*FITZPATUICK  ALFRED, 

Rhoades'  bldg.,  State  (see  p.  471) 

GALE  GEORGE  W„  69  Main 
(West  Boston  bridge)  (see  front 
cover) 

GOOCH  J.  G.  &  N.  G.  (West- 
ern avenue,  Brighton),  order  box 
8  Brattle  and  (70  Kilby,  B.)  (see 
foot  lines  general  directory) 

Hazlett  W.  H.  &  Co.,  First,  corner 
Thorn  dike 

*RIDEOUT  M.  E.,  Banks, 
junction  Western  avenue  (see 
page  194) 

Russ  Moulding  Co.,  First,  corner 
Thorndike 

WOOD  WM.  H.  &  CO.,  13 
Broadway  (see  back  cover) 

Musical  Instrument 
Strings. 

Stedman  &  Co.,  State 

Musical    Merchandise. 

Metzger  Joseph,  organette  mnfr., 
200  Cambridge 

STANDARD  TURNING 
WORKS  (formerly  Ela  Bros.), 
131  Broadway  (see  back  cover) 

Nets,  Seines  and 
Twines. 

American  Net  and  Twine  Co.,  fac- 
tory Third,  office  (43  Com'l,  B. ) 

Newspaper  Publishers. 

CAMBRIDGE  CHRONI- 
CLE, Linn  B.  Porter,  prop.,  573 
Main  and  (ISOTremont,  B.)  (see 
page  478) 

CAMBRIDGE  NEWS,  D.  A. 
Buckley,  editor  and  proprietor, 
547  Main  (see  page  467) 

CAMBRIDGE  PRESS,  Jas. 
Cox,  prop.,  531  Main  (see  p.  488) 


CAMBRIDGE     TRIBUNE, 

D.    Gilbert   Dexter,    manager,   3 
Linden  (see  page  479) 

Newspapers,     Periodi- 
cals, JEtc. 

Ahearn  J.,  34  River 

AMEE  BROS.,  5  Harvard  sq. 

(se9  page  8) 
Beunke  Fred  L.,  559  Main 
Blake  A.  W.,  168  Cambridge 
Cunio  John  A..  35  River 
Dooley  J.  M.  Mrs.,  654  Main 
Emery  George  L.,  405  Main 
French  George  E.,  588  Main 
Hunnewell  James  W., 228 North  av. 
Ingalls  H.  B.,  249  Broadway 
O'Connor  Martin  E.,  625  Main 
Park  Jonathan,  465  Main 
Parker  Abbot,  534  Cambridge 
Sanderson  Wm.  N.,  North  avenue, 

next  F.  R.  R.  depot 
Sever  Charles  W.,  464  Harvard 
Shaughnessy  D.  B.,  109  Cambridge 
Thomas  I.  D.,  154  Harvard 
Welch  C.  P.,  146  Hampshire 

Notaries  Public. 

(See  also  Miscellaneous  Department.) 
ALGER  EDWIN  A.,  Mt.  Ver- 
non and  (23  Court,  B.)  (see  page 

496) 
BARBOUR     ALFRED    L., 

555  Main  (see  page  159) 
Bullard  John  C,  87  Cambridge 
BURNHAM  EDWARD,  623 

Main  (see  page  485) 
CON  LAN  JOHN,  66  Cambridge 

(see  page  497) 
FOX  JOSEPH,  11  Lowell   (33 

School,  room  E,  B.) 
HANNUM  L.  M.,  549  Main  (see 

page  482) 
HUDSON    T.     HENRY,    60 

Cambridge  and  75  Otis 
JoseE.  H.,583  Main 
Martin  W.  H.,  563  Main 
McDANIEL    SAMUEL    W. 

(61  Court,  B.)  (see  page  497) 
PEVEY    G.   A.    A.,  555   Main 

and  (27  Tremont  row,  B.)  (see  p. 

497) 
Thurston  John  C,  464  Harvard  and 

51  Oxford 

Nurses. 

Arnold  George,  46  North  avenue 
Arnold  Margaret  Miss,  94  Auburn 
Barnard  Mary  Mrs.,  12  Pine 
Bettinson    Mary    A.    II.    Mrs.,    125 

Pleasant 
Brown  Charlotte  M.,  3  Larason 
Brown  CharlotteW.Mrs.,51  Holyoke 
Carrick  Henry  C,  880  Main 


CORSE  &  SMITH,  Paper -Haipgs 


Wholesale  and   Retail, 

5    181  Washington  St.,  BOSTON. 


CAMBRIDGE  BUSINESS  DIKKOTOBY. 


327 


Christian  Caroline,  60  Boylstou 
Conant  Mary  B.  Mrs.,  8  Tufts 
Corbett  Mary  C.  Mrs.,  23  Lopez 
Cross  Phebe  Mrs.,  5  William 
Cummings  Harriet  E.,  14  Shepard 
Cutter  E.  J.  Mrs.,  42  Austin 
Dolan  Patrick,  17  Baldwin 
Downing  E.  Miss,  5  Laurel 
Estes  Ivory  P.  Mrs.,  34  Ash 
Field  Zarina  Mrs.,  25  State 
Freeman  E.  M.,  72  Washington 
Freeman  Jane  Mrs.,  510  Main 
Cage  Mary  C.  Miss,  204  Harvard 
Goldthwait    Anstiss    M.    Mrs.,    12 

Dunster 
Goodwin     Elizabeth     S.     Mrs.,    7 

Seventh 
Harper  Amelia  Miss,71  Washington 
Lerner  Joseph,  12  Mt.  Auburn 
Mack  Mary  E.  Miss,  54  Austin 
Marshall  Mary  A.  Mrs.,  00  Webster 

avenue 
Mason  Eleanor  A.,  22  South 
Moore  Margaret  A.  Mrs.,  229  Broad- 
way 
Moore  Martha  E.    Mrs.,  17 Western 

avenue 
Mullett  Lucy  Mrs.,  120  Spring 
Nason  Eliza  W.  Mrs.,  84  Spring 
Nelson  Sarah  Mrs.,  22  Church 
Nesbitt  Janette  D.  Mrs.,  26£  Biver 
Park  Catherine  B.  Mrs.,r.l80  Green 
Parks  Maggie  Miss,  58  Sidney 
Rankin  Miranda  B.  Mrs.,  3  Ashbur- 

ton  place 
Rice  Mary  R.,  31  Winsor 
Roxby  Amelia  Miss,  h.  81  Brattle 
Skelton  Abby  W..  17  Market 
Stevens  Elias  H.,  115  Spring 
Whitcomb  Addie  Mrs.,  112  Green 
Winslow  J.  P.  Mrs.,  Cushing,  near 
Belmont 

Nurserymen . 

BAKRINGTON    FRED    B., 

Broadway,  c.  Hancock(see  p.  474) 
BECKER      FRANK,      Cam 

bridge,  cor.  Prescott  (see  p.  474) 
BOCK    WM.    A.,    329  and  331 

North  avenue  (see  page  4) 
DEE  THOS.  W.,    Mt.  Auburn, 

corner  Fresh  Pond  lane  (see  back 

cover) 
Dickinson  A.  &  Co.,  Broadway,  cor. 

Davis 
DINSMORE  W.  J.,  273  North 

avenue  (see  page  474) 
HOVEY     &    CO.,    Cambridge, 

opp.  Highland  av.  and  ( 16  South 

Market.  B.)  (see  page  474) 
O'BRIEN  P.  &  SON,  820  Main 

and  89  Sparks  (see  foot  lines  in 

general  directory) 

Oar  Maker. 

Faulkner  George,  foot  of  DeWolf 


Oil  Clothing  Mnfr. 
SAWYER     HOWARD    M., 

factory,  Thorndike,  rear  Second, 
store  (153  Milk.  B.,  and  183  South, 
N.  Y.)  (see  page  472) 

Oil  Dealers  and  Mnfrs. 

Capen,  Sprague  &■  Co.,  Sixth,  cor. 

Potter,  store  (6  Custom  House,  B.) 
Reardon    John    &    Sons    (tallow), 

Waverly,  corner  Talbot  and  (69 

South  Market,  B.) 
SQUIRE    JOHN    P.    &  CO. 

(lard),  169  Gore  (21,  23  and  25  F. 

H.  market,  and  39  North  Market, 

B.)  (see  page  473) 

Oiled  Hats. 

SAWYER     HOWARD     M., 

factory,  Thorndike,  rear  Second, 
store  (153  Milk,  B.,  and  183 South, 
N.  Y.)  (see  page  472) 

Optician. 

SHATTUCK  B.  E.,  475  Main 
(see  page  475) 

Organ   Action  Makers. 

Kelley  &  Rand,  162  Broadway 

Organ  Case  Makers. 

Govan  &  Cochran,  162  Broadway 

O t Hjan  Manufact uret *s . 

Hamill  Samuel  S.,  101  and  103  Gore 
Mason  &  Hamlin  Organ  and  Piano 
Co.,  factory  162  Broadway,   sales- 
rooms (154  Tremont,  B.) 
Stevens  George,  Fifth,  cor.  Otis 
Woods  George  &  Co.,  624  Main 

Organ  Stop  Mnfrs. 

STANDARD  TURNING 
WORKS  (formerly  Ela  Bros.), 
131  Broadway  (see  back  cover) 

Organ  Tuners. 

Turner  &  Smith,  162  Broadway 

Paints,  Oils,  Glass,  Etc. 

FEELEY  M.  A.,  642  Main  (see 

page  487) 
Greene  A.  T.    (artists'  oil  colors), 

rear  382  Main 
HOLT  WM.  B.,  14  Church  (see 

page  487) 
Price  Jas.  M.  &  Son,  85  Cambridge 
Sawyer  Charles  A.,  460  Main 
Stevens  Charles  E.,  153  Bridge 


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Paints,  Oils,  Glass,  Etc. 
Continued. 

THAYER  J.  H.  &  J.  P.  & 
CO..  658  and  600  Main  (see  foot 
lines  in  general  directory) 

TRIPP  ELISHA   &  CO.,  10 

Austin  (see  page  487) 
WHITTIER  G.    H.,    509  Main 
(see  page  477) 

Painters  ( Can* iages) . 

Brackett  A.  &  Co.,  18  Cambridge 
Howe  D.  X.,  Blanche,  cor.  Auburn 
IVERS  &  TUCKER,  Church, 

opp.  Palmer  (see  page  469) 
Jones  A.  J.,  Church,  cor.  Palmer 
McDonald  J.  J.,  4  Cambridge 
Nutting  E.  M.,  Palmer,  n.  Brattle 
Penniman  T.  J.,  446  Main 

Painters  (Fresco). 

FEELEY  M.  A.,  642  Main  (see 

page  487) 
LAMSON  JOHN  H.,  573  Main 

(see  page  474) 
SAWYER  CHARLES  A.,  460 

Main  (see  front  cover) 
STEVENS    J.    HENRY,   436 

Main  (see  page  470) 
THAYER  J.  H.   &  J.  P.  & 

CO.,  660  Main  (see  foot  lines  in 

general  directory) 
TRIPP   ELISHA  &  CO.,   10 

Austin  (see  page  487) 
Veith  Paul  F.,  8  Harvard  square 

Painters  {House,    Sign 
and  Ornamental). 

Belcher  George  G.,  519  Main 
Brandt  Henry  H.,  436  Main 
Brookings  C.  S.,  7  Western  avenue 
Butters  .John  W.,  147  Columbia 
Danforth  George  O.,  5  Palmer 
Deck  James  N.,  r.  10  Fairmont  av. 
Dillingham  Henry,  16  Boylston 
Dunn  &  Gurnham,  52  Putnam  av. 
Edwards  William  J.,  34  Mill 
FEELEY  M.  A.,  642  Main  (see 

page  487) 
Forrest  Lawrence,  32  Flagg 
Gates  William  H.,  23  William 
Gilbert  William  F.,  724;  Inman 
Gunnison  Daniel  O.,  63  Moore 
Hadley  Clarence  V.,  76  Gore 
Heffernan  J.  F.,  72  Norfolk 
HOLT  WM.  B.,  14  Church  (see 

page  487) 
Hughes  George  H.,  101  Green 
IVERS    &    TUCKER    (sign), 

Church,  opp.  Palmer  (see  p.  469) 
Kellie  John  F.,  573  Main 
LAMSON  JOHN  H.,  573  Main 

(see  page  474) 
Longlev  B.  A.,  6  Douglass 
McLanathan  B.  M.,  104  Pearl 


Murray  &  McMenimen.  44  Gore 
Parr  &  Beardsley,  9  Palmer 
Penniman  T.  J  ,4-10  Main 
Perry  Eugene,  3  Sargent 
SAWYER  C.  A.,  460  Main  (see 

front  cover) 
Sheafe  J.  C,  3  River 
Shedd  Jefferson  J.,  157^  North  av. 
Smith  Frank,  373  Main 
Stacy  G.  W.,  604  Main 
Stevens  Cyrus  S.,  13  Cottage 
STEVENS    J.    HENRY,    436 

Main  (see  page  470) 
THAYER  J.  H.   &   J.  P.  & 

CO.,  658  and  660  Main   (see  foot 

lines  general  directory) 
Tray  nor  F.,  106  Norfolk 
TRIPP  ELISHA   &   CO.,  10 

Austin  (see  page  487) 
Tufts  Francis  H.,  149  Otis 
Veith  Paul  F.,  8  Harvard  square 
Wilson  Thomas,  r.  12  Fairmont  av. 
Woods  Wm.,  basement  220  No.  av. 

Paintings  and  Engrav- 
ings. 

JANSSON  C.  A.,  8  Harvard  sq. 
(see  page  484) 

Paper  Collar  and    Cuff 
Ma  n  i  if  a  cturers. 

Reversible  Collar  Co.,  factory,  10 
Arrow,  office  (32  Hawley,  B.) 

Paper  Hangers. 

ATKINS      CHARLES,     4534 

Main  (see  page  466) 
Biggers  William  O.,  169  Thorndike 
Black  James,  101  Green 
Bowman   Charles  F.,  Hotel  Clark, 

Clark 
Chapman  H.,  122  Elm 
Chapman  W.  H.,  3904;  Cambridge 
Dillingham  Henry,  16  Boylston 
FEELEY  M.  A.,  624  Main  (see 

page  487) 
Fuller  W.  H.,  5  Worcester 
GREENLEAF  A.  P.,  469  Main 

(see  page  487) 
Hunnewell  Franklin,  14  Church 
Kellie  John  F.,  573  Main 
Mclntire  George  W.,  70  Inman 
Pearson  A.  C,  12  Prospect 
Powell  Charles,  512  Main 
SAWYER     CHARLES     A., 

460  Main  (see  front  cover) 
Stacy  George  W.,  604  Main 
STEVENS    J.    HENRY,    436 

Main  (see  page  470) 
Tavlor  William  J.,  25  Central  sq. 
THAYER  J.  H.  &   J.  P.  & 

CO.,  658  and  660  Main   (see  foot 

lines  in  general  directory) 
TRIPP  ELISHA   &   CO.,  13 

Austin  (see  page  487) 


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Paper  Hangings. 

Blake  Theodore  E.,  158  Cambridge 
Chambcrlin  D.  U.  &  Co.,  022  Main  • 
Colman  J.  J.,  426  Cambridge 
GRKENLEAF  A.  P.,  469  Main 

(see  page  487) 
Hovey  H.  N.  jr.,  103  Cambridge 
THAYER  J.  H.   &  J.  P.  & 
CO.,  658  and  660  Main  (see  foot 
lines  in  general  directory) 

Pap  er  Pattei  'as. 

(Domestic.) 

HAUKIS     PHILIP     W.    & 

CO.,  687  Main  (see  page  475) 

[Butterick' s.) 

llorr  Frederick  E.,  647  Main 

Paper  Stock. 

Henderson  &  Son,  247  Pearl 

Paper,  Twine,  Etc. 

Harding  Samuel  G.,  10  Austin 
Sawtell  Francis  L.,  61  Western  av. 

Patent  Solicitor. 

LOMBARD    N.    C.  (40    State, 
B. )  (see  advt.  opp.  introductory) 

Photographers. 

BALTZLY  B.  F.,  568  Main  (see 

advt.  opp.  calendar) 
Butterfield  David  W.,  573  Main 
Low  Frederick  C,  110  Cambridge 
Morse  E.  T.,  Main,  corner  Brewery 
NOTMAN  JAMES,  7  Brattle, 

and   (99  Boylston,  B.)  (see  advt. 

inside  back  covet) 
PACH  G.  W.  &  BROS.,  Main, 

between  Baptist  church  and  Beck 

Hall  (see  advt.  opp.  calendar) 
Rand  Henry  M.  (view),  33  River 
Taylor  F.  J.  &  Co.,  Main,c.  Winsor 
Whitney  H.  W.,  27  Central  square 

Physicians. 

Members  of  the  Massachusetts  Medi- 
cal, Society,  corrected  by  D.  M. 
Edgerly,  Secretary. 
Cambridge. 
Cogswell  Edward  R.,  (51  Kirkland 
Driver  Stephen  W.,  5  Far  well  place 
Ela  Walter,  39  Brattle 
Farnham  E.,  4  Story 
Folsom  Norton,  404  Harvard 
Hildreth   J.  L.,  37   Brattle,  and   16 

Gardner 
Hills  William  B.,  54  Langdon 
Mclntyre  H.  B.,  37  Brattle 
Nichols  J.  T.  G.,63  Brattle 
Tower  C.  B.,  1  Waterhouse 
Vaughan  Charles  E.,  8  Garden 
Wakefield  Alley  T„  842  Main 


Walcott  Henry  F.,  11  Waterhouse 

Wood  E.  S.,  14  Chauncy 

Wyman  Morrill,  25  Church,  and  77 

Sparks 
Wyman  S.  E.,  2  Mt.  Auburn 

Cambridgcport. 
Bryant  L.  L.,  1  Norfolk 
Church  M.  D.,  98  Putnam  avenue 
Clarke  Augustus  P.,  693  Main 
Cunningham  T.  E.,  518  Main 
Dow  James  A.,  23  Magazine 
Edgerly  D.  M.,  84  Green 
Flowers  Wm.  C,  20  Lee 
Holt  Alfred  F.,  98  Austin 
Jones  George  W.,  117  Inman 
Marcy  Henry  O.,  690  Main  and  (116 

Boylston,  B.) 
Nelson  Samuel  N.,  690  Main 
Norris  Albert  L.,  674  Main 
AVebber  A.  Carter,  771  Main 
Webber  Frank  O.,  520  Main 
Wellington  William  W.,  5  Temple 
Wetherbee  Roswell,  197  Harvard 
Whittemore  Fred  W.,  329  Harvard 

East  Cambridge. 
Coburn  George  A.,  13  Sixth 
Latimer  James  A.,  57  Otis 
Scully  Francis  P.,  142  Cambridge 
Taylor  John  B.,  49  Third 
Walsh  Edmund,  174  Cambridge 

North  Cambridge. 
Bemis  J.  W.,  Walker,  cor.  Shepard 
Somers  John  E.,  192  North   avenue 
Stevens  Edmund  II.,  162  North  av. 
Tilton  Josiah  O...  162  North  avenue 

Members  of  the  Mass.  Homeopathic 
Medical  Society;    list  corrected 
by  Herbert  A.  Chase,  Sec. 
Chase  Herbert  A.,  772  Main 
Chase  Hiram  L,,  752  Main 
Cobb  Harriet  H.  Mrs., 314  Broadway 
Farnsworth  Chas.  H.,170  Cambridge 
Fletcher  Wm.  K.  m.q.,233  North  av. 
Hands  Herbert  A.,  Regent,  corner 

North  avenue 
Harvey  Walter  E.,  14  William 
Wesselhoeft  Walter,  391  Harvard 

Member  of  the  Mass.  Eclectic  Med- 
ical Society. 
Spencer  E.  Edwin,  5  Pleasant 

Physicians  (Female) . 

Cobb  Harriet  H.  Mrs.,314  Broadway 
Lathe  Leonora  F.  M.D.,  34  Austin 
Loring  Hannah  R.  Mrs.,  83  Auburn 

Other  Phys  icians . 

Garbit  Fred  J.,  13  Hewes 
Gertz  Wm.  H.,  124  Winsor 
Lane  W.  C,  90  Harvard 
Marsh  Henry  (Bot),  130*  Green 
Wheelock  S.  A.  (clair.),  7  Amory 
Wolcott  Joseph  A.,  287  Broadway 


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Piano  Action  Mnfrs. 

Kelley  Alexander  P.,  113  Broadway 
Seavurns  George  W.,  113  Broadway 
Tower  Sylvester,  139  to  145  Broad- 
way 
Wood  Bros.,  Rhoades  bldg.,  State 

Piano  Hammer 
Coverers. 

Frasier  &  Smith,  555  Main 

Piano  Key  Mnfr. 

Tower  Sylvester,  139  to  145  Broad- 
way 

Pi  an  o  31a  n  t  (fa  eta  ret  \s . 

Guild,    Church    &    Co.,    Rhoades 

building,  State 
Humbert  J.  S.,  78  Main 
Ivers   &    Pond    Piano  Co.,  Albany, 

waierooms  (597  Washington,  B.J 
Mason   &   Hamlin  Organ   &    Piano 

Co.,    162    Broadway,    salesrooms 

(151  Tremont,  B.) 
Woods  George  &  Co.,  024  Main 

Pi  a  no  Ma  ter  ia  Is 
(Wood). 

STANDARD  TURNING 
WORKS  (formerly  Ela  Bros.), 
131  Broadway  (see  back  cover) 

Piano  Mover. 

Danforth  H.  M.,  600  Main  and  02 
Prospect 

Piano  Tabor  et  Mnfrs, 

Postawka  L.  &  Co.,  Rhoades  build- 
ing, State 

Piatt o  Tatters. 

Cutting  Gilbert,  23  Warland 
Cutting  Gilbert  E.,  23  Warland 
Gilbert  James  L.,  87  Cambridge 
Ingalls  E.  B.,  350  Broadway 
Ingalls  J.  H.,  603  Main 
Robins  Francis,  172  Harvard 

Pickle  Mnfrs. 

Hunt's  Factory,  130  Gore,  store  (29 
South  Market,  B. ) 

Pictures  and  Picture 
Frames. 

Carter  George  E.,  77  Cambridge 
Cobb  George  E.  &  Co.,  579  Main 
JANSSON  C.  A., 8  Harvard  sq. 

(see  page  484) 
Morgan  Alfred,  906  Main 


CORSE  &  SMITH,  Paper-Haipp, 


Pipes. 

DKURY      LEONARD      D., 

45()  Harvard  (see  page  465) 

Planing  Mills. 

FITZPATRICK    ALFRED, 

Rhoades  bldg.,  State  (seep.  471) 
Hazlett  W.  H.  &  Co.,  First,  corner 

Thorndike 
RIDEOUT  M.  E„  Banks,  June. 

Western  av.  (see  page  194) 
TRACY    MICHAEL     F.,    74 

Boylston  (see  page  482) 

Plants. 

BARRINGTON    FRED    R., 

Broadway,  corner  Hancock  (see 

page  474 ) 
BOCK    WM.  A.,  329  and   331 

North  av.  (see  page  4) 
DEE   THOS.  W„  Mt.    Auburn, 

cor.    Fresh   Pond   lane  (see  back 

cover) 
DINSMORE  AVM.  J., 273  North 

avenue  (see  page  474) 
HOVEY  &  CO.,  Cambridge,  op- 
posite Highland  av.  (see  p.  474) 
O'BRIEN  P.  &  SON, 820  Main, 

and    8!)  Sparks    (see  foot  lines  in 

general  directory) 

Plasterers  and  Stucco 
Workers. 

Alden  W.  R.  &  Son.  19  Hewes 
BARDEN  EDWARD,  4  Gore 

(see  page  466) 
CROCKER  J.  W.,    548    Main 

(see  page  470) 
HERON  WM.  J.,  basement  610 

Main  (see  page  465) 

Lynch  J  as.  H.  &  Co.,  Lyceum  Ex- 
change, Harvard  square 

Mullen  George  J.,  41  Spruce 

REED  CLARENCE  O.  & 
CO.,  22  Sawin's  Express  office, 
Lyceum  Exchange,  Harvard  sq. 
(see  page  42) 

Reid  Michael,  37  Willard 

Plumbers. 

BALCOM    ARTHUR    W.,  1 

Austin  (see  page  477) 
Bates  Edward,  12  Pearl 
BAUMEISTER    AUGUS- 
TUS, Palmer,  near   Brattle   (see 

advt.  opposite  streets) 
BROCK    BROS.,    12    and    16 

Brattle   and   In  man   square   (see 

page  475) 
Davlin  M.  F.  &  Co.,  188  Cambridge 
Gage  Daniel  W.,  157  North  av. 
Manna  Win.  J.,  200^  North  av. 
HAWKES  LEVI  &  CO.,    w 

Main   and    (50  Howard,   B. )  (see 

advt.  opposite  streets) 

Wholesale  and  Retail, 
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Ingalls  John  D.,  187  Harvard 
JAMES  JOHN  K.,  5  Brattle 

(see  front  cover) 
Long  John  J.,  99  Cambridge 
MOORE     CHAS.    &    CO.,    8 

Brattle  (see  page  483) 
Moynahan  &  Co.,  457  Cambridge 
Phelan  JolmT.,  17  Brattle 
Reid  James  A.,  0  River 
STEVENS  JOHN  H.  &  CO., 

034  Main  (see  back  cover) 

Pork,  Lard  and  Hams. 

HOWE  &  PUTNEY,  rear  365 
Cambridge  (see  page  473) 

Niles  Bros.,  Concord  avenue,  be- 
yond Alewife  brook  and  (31  X.  F. 
H.  market,  B.) 

SQUIRE  JOHN  P.  &  CO., 
1(59  Core  and  (21  to  25  F.  H.  mar- 
ket, and  39  North  Market,  B.) 
(see  page  473) 

Potteries. 

Hews  A.  IT.   &   Co.,  Crescent   ave- 
nue, corner  Raymond 
McVay  John,  9  and  11  Harvey 

Printers. 

BUCKLEY  D.  A.,   Cambridge 

News.  547  Main  (see  page  4(57) 
CAMBRIDGE     TRIBUNE, 

job  office,  3  Linden  (see  p.  47!)) 
COX  JAMES,  Cambridge  Press, 

531  Main  (see  page  488) 
FORD  JOHN  &  SON,  1  Dun- 

ster,  corner  Harvard  square   (see 

back  cover) 
Grove r  Ch as.  R.,  18  Kinnaird 
Lenfest  G.  B.,  68  Cambridge 
LOMBARD   H.   E.,   030  Main 

(see  page  487) 
PORTER    LINN  B.,573  Main 

(see  page  478) 
Riverside    Press,   11.   O.    Houghton 

&  Co.,  Blackstone 
University  Press,    John   Wilson    & 

Son,  Brattle  square 
WHEELER  W.  H.,  17   Boyls 

ton  (see  page  487) 

Printers9  Tools. 

Ideal  Printers'  Tool  Co..  John 
Loughrey,  gen.  agt.,  144  Charles 

Pr  inting   Pi  'esses . 

ITodgkins  J.  E.,  350  Main 

Pro  v  is  ion  Dea  fers . 

BEANE     ENOCH,    908    Main 

(see  page  42) 
Bowyer  William,  120  River 


Boyson  George,   402   Main   and   84 

Mount  Auburn 
Boyson  Simon  M.  (whol.),  218  Green 
Brewer  David,  9  Brattle 
Brewer  Thomas  H.,  1  Brattle  sq. 
Browne  B.  A..  290  Broadway 
BURNS  DAVID  F.,  15  Sparks, 

(see  page  481 ) 
Burns  Peter,  2  Cowperthwaite 
BUTTERFIELD    J.    H.,    86 

Cambridge  (see  advt.  opp.  streets) 
Butters  George  W.,  194   Cambridge 
Callahan  Bros.,  2  Gore 
Churchill  T.,  103  Prospect 
Clark  George,  123  Harvard 
Coffey  J.  f.,  215  Franklin 
Cowan  H.  T.,  157  Harvard 
Dee  Patrick,  18  Sparks 
Dodge  J.  H.,  040  Main 
Dodge  Wm.  H.,  25  Central  square 
Doherty  H.  A.,  157  and  161  Bridge 
Dore  H.  A.,  655  Main 
Elword  Joseph  W.,  110  Cambridge 
Frye  James  E.,  142  Harvard 
Galli van  James,  36  Foster 
Gove  Calvin,  505^  Main 
Gove  Milo,  471  Main 
Harding  Brothers,  69  Norfolk 
Hartwell  Chas.  H.,  126  Cambridge 
Hartwell  George  A.,  3  Inman  sq. 
Hatch  A.  J.  &  Co.,  413  Cambridge 
Hay  ward  W.  F.  &  Co.,  3  Brattle 
Heron  Samuel,  2S1  Cambridge 
Ilinrichs  J.  C.  &  Co..  130  Inman 
HOWE  &  PUTNEY,  rear  365 

Cambridge,  order  box  '28   F.    H. 

market,  B.)  (see  page  473) 
HOAG      JONATHAN,      171 

Main  (see  page  481) 
Johnson  Daniel  A.,  21  Decatur 
Keith  E.  D.  &  Co.,  191  North  av. 
Kenerson  Wm.  W.,  150  Hampshire 
Lawrence  Rowlev,  345  Main 
Leavitt  H.  F.  &  Co.,  432  Cambridge 
Lennon  J.  &  Son,  145  Pearl 
Locke  Edgar  H.,  226  North  avenue 
Marsden  James,  395  Main 
McFARLAND  BROS.,  Wash- 
ington, cor.  Brewery  (see  p.   409) 
McLaughlin  John,  24  Vine 
McNamara  D.  J.,  279  Cambridge 
Meharg  Joseph,  147  Pleasant 
O'Shea  W.  H,  480  Cambridge 
Ravmond  George  A.,  25  Chauncy 
REILLY  JOHN  A.,  148  North 

avenue  (seepage  481) 
ROW  J.  FRANK,  80  Pleasant 

(see  page  486) 
Rowell  Henry  H.,  33  River 
Shea  T.  J.,  397  Cambridge 
SNOW  BYRON  M.,  568  Main 

(see  page  481 ) 
Snow  John  H.,  231  Pearl 
Spillane  John  J..  13  Jefferson 
SQUIRE    J.   P.    &    CO.,   169 

Gore  (21  to  25  P.  11.  market,  and 

39  North  Market,  B.)  (see  p.  473) 


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Provision  Dealers — 
Continued. 

STAFFORD  JOHN,  92  Pleas- 
ant (see  page  480) 
Stewart  John,  545  Main 
Stinson  James  T.,  151  Pearl 
Stodder  David  G.,  43  Pleasant* 
Stone  Thacher,  147  North  avenue 
.Sullivan  Jeremiah  T.,  77  Cambridge 
Walton  Milton  L.,  173  North  av. 
Ward  A.  A.  &  Co.,  540  Main 
WEITZE    PAUL,     ISO     Cam- 
bridge (see  page  485) 
Weltch  H.  T..  Western  avenue,  cor- 
ner Putnam  avenue 
Wentworth  William,. 419  Main 
White  William  J.,  128  Pleasant 
Wliittemore  J.  C.  139  Mt.  Auburn 

Publishers. 

(See  also  Booksellers;  also  Neios- 
papers.) 

AMEE  BROTHERS,  5  Har- 
vard square  (see  page  8) 

Cambridge  Almanac,  E.  Treffry, 
pub..  99  Mt.  Auburn 

CAMBRIDGE  DIRECTO- 
RY (annually),  $2.50,  W.  A. 
Greenough  &  Co.,  pubs.  (31 
Milk,  B.) 

Houghton,  Miffln  &  Co.,  Blackstone 

HUNT  EDGAR  F.  &  CO., 
575  Main  (see  page  160) 

King  Moses,  400  Harvard 

Sever  C.  W.,  404  Harvard 

Pump  Maker. 

Ingalls  John  D.,  187  Harvard 

Rattan  Broom  Mn/r. 

Smallidge  Jeremiah  W.,  234  Cam- 
bridge 

Meal  Estate  Agents. 

Brooks  Sylvanus  F.,  359  Main 
BUCKLEY    D.    A.,   547    Main 

(see  page  467) 
BURN  HAM  E.,  623  Main  (see 

page  485) 
Coveney  Jere.  W.,  78  Cambridge 
Fair  bairn  John  R.,  166  Cambridge 
HANCOCK   CHAS.   E.,    593* 

Main  (see  page  486) 
H ANNUM  L,.  M.,  549  Main  (see 

page  482) 
Hunnewell  Chas.  H.,  448  Harvard 
Lennon  John,  145  Pearl 
Lull  F.  A.,  503  Main 
Pike  Marshal  B.,  16  Arlington 
Robbins  J.  M.,  1  Prospect 
Roberts  ().  P.,  15  Brattle 
Rogers  George  M.,  10  Rogers' blk., 

Washington 


Rugg  S.  F.,  Harvard  square  and  (11 

Court,  B.) 
SAWYER  JOHN  S.,  559  Main 

(see  front  cover) 
Stevens  Thomas  J.,  593£  Main 
Webber  J.  H.,  604  Main 
WINNETT  J.  &  CO., 023  Main 

and   (5   Tremont.    B.)    (see  back 

cover) 

Restaur  ants. 

Ahearn  David,  32  Cambridge 
Allnutt  F.  G.,  13  Brattle 
Balch  Israel  D.,  36  Third 
Buckley  John  Mrs.,  147  Bridge 
Collins  Cornelius,  145  Bridge 
Comerford  E.  J.,  92  Mt.  Auburn 
Darling  John  R.,  171  Bridge 
Farwell  Charles  H.,  5  Prospect 
Han  Ion  Thomas  H.,  109  Third 
Harkins  James,  18  Brattle 
Holly  Tree  Coffee  House,  20  Brattle 
Hughes  P.  J.,  10  Broadway 
Hurd  Mary  A.   Mrs.,  basement  559 

Main 
Koch  Adam  A.,  Lyceum  building, 

Harvard  square 
Leutche  B.,  9  Boylston 
Mattes  Carl,  8  Boylston 
McCarty  John  H.,  83  Bridge 
McGurk  James,  1  Webster  avenue 
Nicol  James,  122  Cambridge 
Pierce  Frank  E.,  203  North  avenue 
Rafferty  Frank,  169  Bridge 
Tabtr  Winfield  H.,  627  Main 
Turner  E.  T.,  34  Cambridge 

Molliny  Mill. 

CAMBRIDGE      ROLLING 

MILL,Gilmore  &  Eustis,  props., 
126  Portland  (see  back  cover) 


Corse  &  Smith, 


Roofers    ( Composition , 
Slate  and  Tin). 

BLEVINS    JOHN    ,J„     base 

rnent  604  Main  (see  front  cover) . 
BROCK    BROS.,     12    and     16 

Brattle  and  Inmau  sq.  (see  p.  475) 
Davis  Samuel,  40  Flagg 
McKillican  Robert,  49  Winter 
MOORE    CHAS.    &    CO.,     8 

Brattle  (see  page  4S3) 
Nixon   R.   G.  &  Co.,  order  box  622 

Main 
PEAK     HOWARD     F.,     2 

Charles  River  (see  page  485) 
SAWYER  JOHN   S.  (gravel), 

559  Main  (see  front  cover) 
WATRISS  A.  WHITING,  605 

Main  (see  advt.  opp.  contents) 
Webber  H.,  153  Brookline 
WEST  END  ROOFING  CO. 

(232  Cambridge  and  10  Canal,  B.) 

(see  page  499) 

181    Washington  Street,  BOSTON. 
Special  Attention  paid  to  furnishing  Students'  Rooms. 


CAMBRIDGE  BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 


333 


Rope  Manufacturers. 

Arkerson  Albert,  12  Park 

Cowan  Dennis,  Montgomery,  near 

Spruce 
O'Connell  Charles,  rear  147  Dublin 

*  Rubber  Roofing  Paint. 

FEELEY  M.  A.,  642  Main  (see 
page  487) 

Rubber  Goods  Mnfrs* 

American  Rubber  Co.,  W.  D.  Hunt, 
supt.,  factory  Potter,  store  (59 
Franklin,  B.)* 

Safe  Manufuct  u  revs. 

AMERICAN  STEAM  SAFE 
WORKS,  Ceo.  L.  Damon,  pro- 
prietor, 17  Main  and  (108  and  110 
Sudbury,  Boston)  (see  page  5) 

Saloons. 

(See  Liquors,  Wines,  etc.) 

Salt  Dealers. 

DAVIS    HERVEY,  550   Main 

(see  page  483) 
Train  E.  I.  &  Co.,  115  to  123  Bridge 

Sal  re  Manufacturer. 

Brett  S.   C.   (Eureka),   12^  Western 


Sanitary  Engineers. 

BAUMEISTER  AUGUS- 
TUS, Palmer,  near  Brattle  (see 
advt.  opposite  streets) 

Sausage  Mnfrs. 

Sheperd  Franklin  C.,206  Hampshire 
SQUIRE    JOHN  P.  &    CO., 

factory  169  Core,  stores  (21  to  25 
F.  II.  market  and  39  North  Mar- 
ket, B.)  (see  page  473) 

WEITZE  PAUL,  factory 
Thorndike,  cor.  Eighth,  store  180 
Cambridge  (see  page  485) 

Weitze  Robert,  Thorndike,  corner 
Eighth 

Savings   Banks. 

( See  also  Banks. ) 
CAMBRIDGE        SAVINGS 

BANK,   2     Harvard    row    (see 

advt.  miscellaneous  department) 
Cambridgeport  Savings  Bauk,  D.U. 

Chamberlain,     pies.,     E.    Hyde, 

treas.,  635  Main 


East  Cambridge  Five  Cents  Sav- 
ings Bank,  George  Stevens,  pres., 
Samuel  Slocomb,  treas.,  80  Camb. 

North  Avenue  Savings  Bank,  S.  F. 
Woodbridge,  pres.,  M.  L.  Wal- 
ton, treas.,  173  North  avenue 

Setver  Builder. 

McCulloch  Samuel,  Winsor,  corner 
Harvard 

Sewer   Castings. 

Barbour  Walworth  O.  &  Co.,  354 
Main 

Sewer  Pipe. 

BAUMEISTER  A.,  8  Palmer, 
n.  Brattle  (see  adv.  op  p.  streets) 

Day  Marcellus  &  Co.,  132  Main,  of- 
fice (27  Devonshire,  B.) 

JAMES  JOHN  K.,  5  Brattle 
(see  front  cover) 

Lewis  David  W.,  Harvard,  near  C. 
J.  R.  Pv.,  and  (80  Water,  B.) 

Sewing  Machine 
Dealers. 

Carroll  James  H.,  116  Cambridge 
Singer  S.  M.  Co.,  Henry  J.  Nichols, 

manager,  047  Main 
Wheeler  &  Wilson  Mnfg.  Co.,  J.  C. 

McCormac,  manager,  023  Main 

Se i v ing    Much  inc 
Findings. 

Singer  S.  M.  Co.,  Henry  J.  Nichols, 

manager,  047  Main 
Wheeler  &  Wilson  Mnfg.  Co.,  J.  G. 

McCormac,  manager,  623  Main 

Sewing  Much  inc  Re- 
pairers. 

Singer  S.  M.  Co.,  Henry  J.  Nichols, 

manager,  047  Main 
Wheeler  &  Wilson  Mnfg.  Co.,  J.  C. 

McCormac,  manager,  023  Main 

Ships9   Tanks. 

KENDALL    &    ROBERTS, 

72  to  92  xMain  (see  page  5) 

Slaters. 

(See  also  Roofers.) 

BLEVINS  JOHN  J.,  base- 
ment 004  Main  (see  front  cover) 

Carr  Edwin  S.,  Grant 

Davis  S.,  order  box  9  Harvard  sq. 

Dinan  P.  C,  66  Spring 

McCormick  Edward,  basement  3 
Prospect 


CORSE  &  SMITH,  WMow  Shades, 

24 


Wholesale  anil   Retail, 
181  Washlugton  St.,  BOSTON. 


334 


CAMBRIDGE  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Slaters— Continued. 

Nixon  R.    G.  &  Co.,  order  box  622 

Main 
PEAK  HOWARD  F.,  foot  of 

Charles  River  (see  page  485) 
Young  David,   basement  210  North 

avenue 

Slaughter  Houses. 

Niles    Bros.,  Concord   avenue,  be- 
yond Alewife  brook 
SQUIRE    J.   P.    &    CO.,   169 

Gore,  stores  (21,  23  and  25  F.  II. 
market  and  39  North  Market,  B.) 
(see  page  473) 

Slipper  and  Shoe 
Manufacturer. 

Phillips  E.  Burt,  37  and  39  Clark 

Smokers'  Articles. 

DRURY  LEONARD  D.,  450 

Harvard  (see  page  405) 

Soap  and  Candle 
Mnfrs. 

Carr  Brothers  (soft),  rear  12  Lopez 
Davis  Curtis  &   Co.,    factory,   184 

Broadway,  office  (130  State,  B. ) 
Davis  J.  C.  &  Son,  204  to  210  Broad- 
way and  (3  Chatham,  B.) 
Davis  Mason  &  Son,  3  Lincoln  pi. 
Davis  Thomas  M.  (fancy  soap),  417 

Main 
Griffin  &  Dolan  (soft),  r.  13  Decatur 
JAMES  H.  &  SON,  Portland, 

near  Plymouth  (see  page  470) 
Jones  C.  L.  &  Co.,    172   Pearl   and 

(193  State,  B.) 
KEMP     LYSANDER    & 

SONS,   Davis,  corner  Broadway 

(see  page  30) 
Loan  J.  J.  (soft),  209  Columbia 
Norton  Edward  H.,   Winsor,  June 

Webster  avenue 
Reardon  John  &  Sons,  Waverly,  c. 

Talbot  and  (69  South  Market,  B.) 
Teele  Frank  II.,  Lincoln  place 

Soap  Stock. 

JAMES  H.  &  SON,   Portland 
near  Plymouth  (see  page  476) 


Soup  Manufacturer. 

Alghieri  Simon,  Main,  opp.  Portl'd 

Sj> ring  Man  ufacturers. 

Duff  James  &  Son,  12  Gore 


Spring  Bed  Mnfrs. 

Fenton  Miles,  137  Gore 

HOWE  SPRING  BED  CO., 

386  Main  (see  page  486) 
Pettingill  &  Pear,  Rhoades  bldg., 
State,  salesrooms  (35  Brattle,  B.) 

*  Spring  Cots  and  Berth 
Bottoms. 

HOWE  SPRING  BED  CO., 

386  Main  (see  page  480) 

Stables  {Boarding,  Sale, 
Livery,  and  Hark). 

Ayres  Isaac  H.,  904  Main 
Bartlett  Frank  D.,  Bay,  cor.  Green 
Callahan  Jere.  (hack),  287  Camb'ge 
Cilley  &  Woodbury,  120  Green 
Dailey  Charles  VV.,  43  Cambridge 
Dana  Hill  Club  Stable,  077  Main 
Ellery  Street  Club  Stable,  41  Ellery 
Fabyan  J.  E.,  518  and  520  Camb'ge 
Giddings  S.,  15  Gore 
Gwynne  &  Co.,  22  and  24  Brattle 
Hammond  George  P.,  106  Oxford 
Nixon  John,  133  Brookline 
Parsons  H.  K.  &  Co.,  198  North  av. 
Pike  James,  565£  Main  and  70  Nor- 
folk 
PIKE  J.  S.,  15 Chinch,  opp.  Pal- 
mer (see  page  -180) 
Russell  Frank  E.,  Elm,  c.  Broadway 
Sanborn  Edmund  E.  (sale), 7  Walden 
Stevens  Win.  (boarding),  151  Bridge 


Stair  Builders. 

Carle  J.  A.  &  Co.,    Rhoades   bldg.. 

State 
French  VV.  A.,  49  Trowbridge 
Menard  J.  H.,  79  Vine 
RIDEOUT  M.  E.,  Western  av., 

junction  Banks  (see  page  194) 
SCRANTON  H.  A.,   380  Main 

(see  page  482) 
TRACY    MICHAEL    F.,    71 

Boylston  (see  page  482) 


Stamping ,       Embro  id- 
erg,  etc. 

Callender  M.  M.  Miss,  413  Main 
HARRIS  PHILIP  W.  &  CO., 

G37  Main  (see  page  475) 


Stationers. 

AMEE    BROS.,   5   Harvard  sq. 

(see  page  8) 
HUNT    EDGAR    F.   &  CO., 

575  Main  (see  page  100) 
Sever  Charles  W.,  404  Harvard 


CORSE  &  SMITH,  Pager-Haiipis 


Wholesale  and    Retail, 

5    181  Washington  St.,  BOSTON. 


CAMBRIDGE  BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 


335 


Steam  Boiler  Mnfrs. 

CAMPBELL    WM.   &    CO., 

356  Main  (see  page  483) 
KEXDALL    &    ROBERTS, 

72  to  02  Main  (see  page  5) 

Steam,   Engine   Mnfrs. 

{Portable  and  Sta- 
tionery). 

CAMPBELL    WM.    &    CO., 

356  Main  (see  page  483] 
MORRILL    &    ALLEN,    330 

Main  (see  page  42) 

Steam  Fire  Engine  Re- 
pairers. 

CAMPBELL    WM.    &    CO., 

356  Main  (see  page  483) 
MORRILL    &    ALLEN,    356 

Main  (see  page  42) 

Steam    Seating  Appa- 
ratus. 

Greene  &  Co.,  552,  651,  &    663  Main 
Hooker  Charles   K.,   basement  000 

Main 
MORRILL    &    ALLEN,    356 

Main  (see  page  42) 

Steam  and  Gas  Fitting. 

MORRILL    &    ALLEN,    356 

Main  (see  page  42) 

Stone    Workers    and 
Granite   Dealers. 

Blessing  ton  Peter  &  Son,  Gore's 
wharf,  Third 

McDonald  A.,opp.  Mt.  Auburn  gate 

Parker  A.,  Gore's  wharf,  Third,  or- 
der box  (35  Hawley,  B.) 

Rowe  Hugh  &  Son,  29  Main 

S  tore  s9    F  a  r  a  ace  s9 

Ranges,    Tinware, 

etc. 

BAILEY   J.    L.   &    SON,  07 

Cambridge  (see  page  477) 
BROCK    BROSi,    12    and     10 

Brattle  and  Inman  sq.  (see  p.  475) 
Gage  Daniel  \V.,  157  North  avenue 
Greene  &  Co.,  552,  051  and  653  Main 
HIOGINS    SUMNER    C,   14 

Pearl  (see  page  4(59) 
Hilton  J.  M.  &  Co.,  434  Harvard 
Monblo  F.  T.  X.,  188  Cambridge 
MOORE  CHARLES  &  CO., 

8  Brattle  (see  page  483) 
Moynahan  &  Co.,  457  Cambridge 


OLIVER  &  ROWE,  525  Main 

(see  page  12) 
Pennell  &  Co.,  57  Cambridge 
Phelan  Patrick,  383  Main 
Phinney  H.  M.,  244  Broadway 
Pratt  Aaron  B.,  22G  Cambridge 
Price  Jas.  M.  &  Son,  85  Cambridge 
Rivinius  Fred  W.,  434  Harvard 
Bobbins  J.  M.,  1  Prospect 
WATRISS     A.    WHITING, 

005  Main  (see  page  12) 
White  Cornelius,  385  and  387  Cam- 
bridge 
WHITNEY  JOSEPH  A.  P., 
000  Main  (see  page  405) 


Straw. 

DAVIS    HERVEY,  550  Main 

(see  page  483) 
Halliday  &  Warren,  436*  Main 
Luke  E.  H.  &  Son,  71  Main 
TOPLIPF    CHARLES     31. 

506  Main  (see  page  408) 
WRIGHT   GEORGE   G.,   SG 

Mt.  Auburn  (see  front  cover) 


Sugar  Refinery. 

Revere  Sugar  Refinery  (Nash 
Spaulding  &  Co.),  Water,  opp.  N. 
E.  Glass  Co  ,  office  (23  Broad,  B.) 


m  Sugar  Barrel  Mnfrs. 

Goepper  Bros.,  Ninth,  cor.  Spring 

Surveyors. 

(See  also  Civil  Engineers.) 
Barbour  Wm.  S.  (City)  000  Maiu 
BOWKER  E.  F.,  023  Main  (see 

page  470) 
Chase  J.  G.,  023  Main 
Hodges   A.,  583  Main,  and  (10  Ex- 
change place,  B.) 
MASON    W3I.    A.    &    SON, 
003  Main  (see  page  470) 

*  Syrup  Barrel  Mnfrs. 

Goepper  Bros.,  Ninth,  cor.  Spring 

Tailors  and  Merchant 
Tailors. 

Brine  William,  23  Boylston 
Brown  John  N..  50  Winthrop 
Conway  James,  430  Harvard 
Danehy  Timothy.  15  Sargent 
DOLAN    EDWARD    J.,  551 

Main  (see  page  477) 
Hastings  Mary  E.   Miss  (boys'),  56 

Auburn 


CORSE  &  SMITH 


Drapery  and  Upholstery  Goods, 

181   Washington  Street,  BOSTON. 


336 


CAMBRIDGE  BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 


Tailors    and   Merchant 
Tailors— Continued. 

Hill  Edward,  584  Main 
Hofmann   Ernest,  opp.  419  Broad- 
way 
Kimball  J.  F.,  589  Main 
Kimball  William,  3  Harvard  row 
Mallen  J.  F.,  501  Main 
Martin  Peter,  438  Harvard 
McCANN  W.  J.,  623  Main  (see 

page  467) 
McCarthy  John,  218  Cambridge 
McCarthy  Patrick,  195  North  av. 
McDonnell  James,  18  Boylston 
Myles  T.  F.,  402  Harvard 
Neligan  P.  H.,  8  Prospect 
O'Leary  Humphrey,  453  Main 
O'Mara  D.  A.,  423  Cambridge 
Percival  E.  A.,  337  Main 
Renton  &  Henderson,  390  Carab. 
Rice  William,  24  Central  square 
Sears  Anthony  P.,  101  Cambridge 
Shaughnessy  Nicholas  O.,  566  Main 
Stewart  James,  433  Main 
Walker  Samuel,  49  Cambridge 


Tanks 

(  Water,  Oil,  and  Ship). 

CAMPBELL  WN.  &  CO.,356 

Main  (see  page  483) 
KENDALL    &    ROBERTS, 

72  to  92  Main  (see  page  5) 


Teachers  (  Dancing), 

Chandler  Laura  J.  Mrs.,  31  Lee 
Post  Carrie  M.  Miss,  603  Main 


Teachers  (Drawing). 

Alexander  Thos.  Mrs.,  10  Wendell 
Clark  Fanny  P.,  46  Trowbridge 
Fairchild  J.  II.  Mrs.,  56  Mt.  Auburn 


Teachers 
(Kindergarten ) . 

(See  Kindergarten  Schools,  Miscel- 
laneous Department.) 

Colby  Nellie  M.  Miss,  Concord  av., 
near  Sparks  street  place 

Cook  Sarah  L.  Mrs.,  Reed,  n.  Spruce 

Fessenden  Lucy  O.  Miss,  Reed, 
near  Spruce 

Huger  Elizabeth  P.  Miss,  Arsenal 
square 

Stevens  Elizabeth  E.  Mrs.,  308  Har- 
vard 

Willson  Helen  Miss,Dunster  school 
building,  Concord  avenue 


Teachers  (Languages) . 

Chase  V.  N.  Miss  ( Latin),  50  Shep- 

ard 
Condor  Mrs.  (French),  70  Gore 
Harney    Marie    Mile.  (French),  16 

Shepard 
Hellrigl   Anna    (German),   Francis 

avenue 
Lewaudo       Mathilde       A.       Miss 

(French),    Lake     View    avenue, 

corner  Huron 
Probst  Rosalie   Miss  (French),  351 

Broadway 


Teach  ei *s  ( Mi tsic) . 

Alden  C.  A.  Miss,  471  Main 
Alden  Fannie  L.  Miss,  471  Main 
Alexander  Thos.  Mrs.,  10  Wendell 
Allen  Mary  M.  Miss,  69  Brattle 
Allen  Susan  C.  Miss,  56  Austin 
Ball  Jennie  Miss,  92  Fourth 
Bartlett  S.  O.  Mrs.,  149  Cambridge 
Bullard  Elizabeth  C.  Miss,  378  Har- 
vard 
Came  Ada  M.  Miss,  12  Front 
Capen  C.  L.,  28  Mellen 
Carty  Henry  T.,  129  Winsor 
Crocker  Grace  D.  Miss,  2  William 
Davis  Carrie  G.  Miss,  122  Norfolk 
Day  J.  W.  Mrs.,  74  Cambridge 
DeRosay    Josephine    A.  Miss,    131 

Oxford 
De Wolf  Mary  B.  Miss,  12  Watson 
Dresser  Mary  L.  Mrs.,  589|  Main 
ECKER      JOSEPH     L.,    623 
Main,   residence,    5    Union    (see 
page  472) 
Fisher  George,  4  Lee 
Fisher  Sarah,  4  Lee 
Gurney  Edwin  L.,  15  Amory 
Hawkes  Ellen  E.  Miss,  11  Mason 
Hazel  Rosa  E.  G.,  110  Winsor 
Hedge  Ellen  L.  Miss,  7  Holyoke  pi. 
Higgins  Martha  D.,  8  Wallace 
Ingalls  Josiah  II.,  603  Main 
Jewell  Frederick  A.,  14  Hamilton 
Jones   Mary   Theresa  P.    Miss,   60 

Cambridge 
Kendall  W.  B..  3  Lawrence 
Lewando  Amelie  E. Miss, Lake  View 

avenue,  corner  Huron 
Lincoln  Nathan,  72  Prospect 
Locke  Warren  A.  (piano),  10  Put- 
nam avenue 
Lowell  A.  B.  Miss,  9  Douglass 
Lynes  Frank,  23  Orchard 
McDermott  Patrick  G.,  24  Fifth 
McNaughton  L.  C.  Miss,  69  Alston 
Meloon  Minnie  A.,  67  Third 
Mitchell  M.  E.  Mrs.,  28  Front 
Morrill  Alzada  E.  Miss,  12  Village 
Perkins  Eva  A.,  11  Amory 
Perkins    Jennie    Estelle    Miss,    11 

Amory 
Raymond  John  C,  11  Lawrence 


fU*rm    J?     d*vi^l^        181  Washington  Street,  BOSTON. 

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Robbins  Frances  E.  Miss,30  Shepard 
Rogers  Blanche  Miss,  13  Walden 
Spear  A.  L.,  54  Essex 
Taylor  Emma  L.  Miss,  Langdon 
Taylor   George  Mendall,  Langdon, 

near  Chauncy 
Taylor  Gertie  A.  Miss,  51  Fifth 
Thayer  II.  C.  Mrs.,  85  Washington 
Warren  Alfred  E,,  208  Pearl 
Watson  Mary  C.  Mrs.,  rear  101  Tre- 

mont 
Whitcomb  W.  C,  31  Bigelow 
Whitney  Leonard  P.,  95  Chestnut 
Williams  Alice  Miss,  248  North  av. 
Wycth  Agnes  M.  Miss,  3  .Shepard 


Teach e i *s  ( Pa  inting). 

Bowles  R.  M.  Mrs.,  20'  Bigelow 
Fisher  C.  Warren,  97  Otis 

Teachers 
(Private  Sch  ools ) . 

Beekwith  Loring  E.,  353  Harvard 
Blish  Ariadne  Miss,  80  Dana 
Harris  Emma  F.  Miss,  1:54  Hancock 
Ingols  M.  R.  Miss(young  ladies),  17 

Berkeley 
KENDALL  JOSHUA  (boys), 

13  Appiau-way  (see  page  470) 
Lewando  Mathilde  A.  Missl French) 

Lake  View  avenue,  cor.  Huron 
Osborn  Annie  Miss,  35  Norfolk 
Page  Sarah  H.  Miss,  20  Everett 
Smith  K.  V.  Miss,  5  Phillips  place 


Teacher  ( Sho rt-hat t d ) 

Morton  Geo.  B.,  38  Sacramento 


Teamsters. 

Brown  Patrick  A.,  5  C onion  court 
Caine  John,  38  Hunting 
Cook  J.  W.  (0  Avery,  B.) 
Deehan  Thomas,  182  Main 
O'Hara  Thomas,  204  Sidney 
Riley  John,  9  Somerset 
White  Edward  .).,  54  Kllery 
Work  &  Hay  ward,  110    Pearl    and 
576  Main 


Teas,  Coffees,  and 
Spices. 

Blake  If.  E.,  100  Cambridge 

Centennial  American  Tea  Co.,  Dav- 
id W.  Fowler,  manager,  527  Main 
and  130  Cambridge 

JOUETT  M.  K.  &  CO..  225 
North  avenue  (see  page  485) 

Uuion  Pacific  Tea  Co.,  James  Lati- 
mer, manager,  5(55  Main 


Te t eg i 'ap It    Contpai t  u 
(  Western   Union). 

Cambridge  Lyceum  Exchange, Har- 
vard square,  Mrs.  C.  L.  Randall, 
operator 

Cambridgeport,  625  Main,  Miss 
Laura  E.  Gratz,  operator 

East  Cambridge,  203  Bridge,  Miss 
Alice  Freeman,  operator 

North  Cambridge,  155  North  ave- 
nue, N.  L.  Allen,  manager 


Telephone  Com  pan  ies. 

Bell  Telephone  Co.,  Middlesex 
Court  House,  room  1,  Third  St., 
main  office  (40  Pearl,  B.) 

Suburban  Telephone  Co.,  J.  B. 
Gardiner,  manager,  628  Main, 
room  12 

Suburban  Telephone  Co.,  12  Har- 
vard row,  Chas.  J.  Russell,  opera- 
tor 


Telescope  Mnfrs. 

Clark  Alvan  &  Sons,  Henry 

Tin  and  Sheet  Iron 

Workers. 

BROCK  BROS.,  12and  16  Brat- 
tle, and  liiman  square  (see  p.  475) 
Columbus  L.  G.,  350  North  avenue 
Gage  Daniel  \V\,  157  North  av. 
Greene  Sc  (Jo. ,552,  051  and  658  Main 
Griffin  G.  II.,  220  North  avenue 
H1GGINS  S.  C,    14  Pearl    (see 

page  460) 
Moloney  Daniel,  10  Eighth 
Monblo  F.  T.  N,  188  Cambridge 
MOOKG  CHAS.&  CO.,8  Brat 

tie  (see  page  483) 
OLIVER  &   ROWE,  525  Main 

(see  page  12) 
Pennell  &  Co.,  57  Cambridge 
Pratt  Aaron  B.,  226  Cambridge 
Prince  Jas.  M.  &  Son, 85  Cambridge 
Stayner  W.  R.,  Cherry,  cor.  Main 
Vilmaire  Ovidn,  104  Main 
WATRISSA.WHITINO,005 

Main  (see  page  12) 
WHITNEY  JOS.  A.  P.,  600 
Main  (see  page  465) 


Tin    Ware  Mnfrs. 

Boston  Stamping  Company,  factory 
Third,  near  Broadway,  store  (08 
to  97  North,  B.) 

Dover  Stamping  Co.,  153  Putnam 
av..  store  (88  and  90  North,  B.) 

Malone  P.,  191  Hampshire 


CORSE  &  SMITH,.  Window  Shades, 


Wholesale  and    Retail, 

181  Washington  St.,  BOSTON 


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CAMBRIDGE   BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Tobacco  and  Cigars. 

DKURY  LEONARD  IX,  450 

Harvard  (see  page  465) 


Toys. 

STANDARD  TUKNIN  G 
WORKS  (formerly  Ela  Bros.), 
131  Broadway  (see  back  cover) 

Shaughnessy  D.  B.,  109  Cambridge 
Institute  building 


Trunks  9   Valises,  Etc. 

(*  Manufacturers.) 

Blake  Arthur  W.,  168  Cambridge 
Fuller  G.  C.   W.  &  Co..  561  Main 
*  Harlow    Charles,    Khoades    build- 
ing, State 
Hayes  Alvin,  578  Main 
"Soule  William  S.,  rear  382  Main 
♦Southward  Thomas,  534  Main 


Turning  and  Jig 
Sawing. 

PI  IZPATRICK   ALFRED, 

Khoades  bldg.,  State  (see  p.  471) 
RIDEOUT  31,  E„  Western  av., 

cor.  Banks  (see  page  194) 
SCR  ANTON    H.  A.,  380  Main 

(see  page  482) 
SMART    D.  C,   382   Main    (see 

page  28) 
STANDARD     T  U  R N I  > I  G 

WO KKS   'formerly  Ela  Bros.), 

131  Broadway  (see  back  cover) 
Woodland  William,  rear  38  J  Main 


Umbrellas,  Etc. 

WALL  JOS.   E.,  447  Main  (see 
page  475) 

Undertakers. 

Casey  William,  104  Fourth 
(•toveney  J.  W.,  193£  Cambridge 
Devens  Thomas,  414  Cambridge 
HUNT  SAMUEL  F.,  32  Bige- 

low  (see  page  100) 
KELLEY   &  MURPHY,  47 

Gore  (see  page  407) 
Litchfield  Horace   D.,  477   and  488 

Main 
Litchfield  Judson,  4S8  Main 
Litchfield  Roland,  488   Main,  ware- 
rooms  477  do. 
Lockhart  Charles  II.,  203  Bridge 
LOCKHART  W3L  L.,  109  to 
209  Bridge  (see  page  472) 


Mullen  Wm.  X.,  119  Cambridge 
TAYLOR  WH.  A.,  481  and  483 

Main  (see  back  cover) 
Wyeth  Benjamin  F.,  11  Brattle 


Upholsterers. 

Bickneil  J.  G..  042  Main 
Eaton  F.  N.,   Tremont,   near   Cam- 
bridge 
Grant  &  Mann,  384  Main 
Kelley  Francis  A.,  70  Cambridge 
Kelley  J.  J.,  Third,  corner  Gore 
Kelsey  Bros.  &  Co.,  550  Main 
OXFORD     BROS.,    529  Main 

(see  page  472) 
KICKER  GEO.   F.    &    CO., 

013  Main  (see  page   159) 
Robart  John  O.,  27  Brattle 
McLaughlin  James,  831  Main 
Smith  Geo.  W.,  old  depot,  Porter's 

station 
Worcester  Bros..  23  and  25  Brattle 


Variety   Store. 

Bancroft    &    Hayward,     439  Cam- 
bridge 
Barry  John  F.,  13S  Pleasant 
Brady  Bridget  Miss,  15  Vine 
Butler  Mary,  101|  Broadwav 
Carters.  A.,  177  Harvard 
Consens  C.  H.  Miss,  78  Norfolk 
Dunbar  Charles,  409  Cambridge 
Doyle  Sarah  Mrs.,  27  Banks 
Flanagan  Mary  Miss,  200  Franklin 
Goodwin  Stephen  F.,207  Cambridge 
Gove  II.  M.,  214  ISorth  avenue 
Green  .Joseph  W..  93  Main 
GKEENLEAF     A.     P.,     479 

Main  (see  page  487) 
Hope  John,  422  Cambridge 
Ingalls  H.  B.,  249  Broadway 
Johnsone  Geo.  S.,  144  Hampshire 
Kennedy  &  Murphy,  251  Broadway 
Kochendoerffer  John   N.     C,    351 

Broadway 
Laha  M.  A.  Mrs.,0  Hamilton 
Libby  Melvina  A.,  103  Main 
Mahoney  Mary  A.  Miss,  9  Cowper- 

thwaite 
Marvin  E.  II.,  121  Western  avenue 
McClure  M.  Miss.  72  Cambridge 
McCoart  K.  T.,21  Boylston 
Mullen  Ann  Miss,  17  Fourth 
Powers  Ellen  Mrs.,  335  Cambridge 
Thomas  Isaac  D.,  154  Harvard 
Walker  A.  G.,  540  Main 
Warren  S.  C,  452  Cambridge 
Wilson  Annie,  42  Inman 


Ventilation. 

BAU3IE1STEK     A.,     Palmer 
near  Brattle  (see  page  32) 


CORSE  &  SMITH,  Paper -Haupp 


Wholesale  and  Retail, 

,     KM  Washington  M.,E0feT0iV 


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339 


HAWKES  LEVI  &  CO.,  599* 

Main  and   (50   Howard,   B.)    (see 
rage  32) 
STEVENS  JOHN  H.  &  CO., 

(534  Main  (see  back  cover) 


Veterinary  Surgeons. 

Hall  C.   H.s  Prospect   House,    590 

Main 
Jennings  Joseph  II.,  rear  484  Main 
Murray  Michael,  1  Vine 
Putnam  Lewis,  170  North  avenue 


17 1  teg  a  r   Mnft  *s . 

Cambridge      Vinegar     Works,     75 
Main  and  (24  South  Market,  B. ) 


Watchmakers. 

APPLEGATE  A.  J.,  571  Main 

(see  page  4) 
CROSBY  S.  S.  (421  Washington, 

B.)  (see  advt.  on  map) 
GILL  JOHN,  458   Harvard    (see 

page  475) 
MILLER    BROTHERS,    593 

Main  (see  page  475) 
SHATTUCK  B.  E.,   470   Main 

(see  page  475) 
MARSHEA  JA3IES  W.,  440 

Harvard  (see  page  405) 
TOWNE    H.     (421    Washington, 

B.)  (see  advt.  on  map) 


Watches  and  Jewelry. 
APPLEGATE  A.  J.,  475  Main 

(see  page  4) 
Balch  M.  P.,  4  Pearl 
Flaig  Simon.  112  Cambridge 
(JILL  JOHN,  458  Harvard    (see 

page  475) 
Hunnewell  J.  A.,  448  Harvard 
Huntington  James,  9  Harvard  row 
Josselyn  Aaron,  62  Cambridge 
MARSHEA  JAMES  W.,  440 

Harvard  (sec  page  405) 
MILLER     BROTHERS,  593 

Main  (see  page  475) 
Moulton  &  Sadler,  190  Cambridge 
Pennock  N.  A.,  188  North  avenue 
Sawyer  W.  L.,  541  Main 
SHATTUCK  B.    E.,   475   Main 

(see  page  475) 
Wilkins  W.  B.,  593  Main 


Water    Proof    Clothing 

and  Hats. 
SAWYER     HOWARD     M., 

factory  Thorndike,  rear  Second, 
store  (153  Milk,  B. )  and  (183 
South,  N.  Y.)  (see  page  472) 


Weather  Strip  Mnfrs. 

RIDEOUT    M.     E.,     Western 
avenue,  junc.  Banks  (see  p.  194) 


Wheelwrights. 

Brown  Daniel,  5  Palmer 
Buskirk  C.  V.,  378  Main 
Chisholm  Duncan,  Third,  opp.  gas 

works 
Drake  C.  A.,  295  Cambridge 
EASTER  R.  S.,  355  North    av. 

(see  page  465) 
Faulkner  George  W.,  305  North  av. 
Halberg  Nicholas,  22  Broadway 
Harper  R.  D.,  20O|  North  avenue 
IVEHS  &  TUCKER,  Church, 

opp.  Palmer  (see  page  409) 
.lohnson  Andrew  &  Co.,  133  Main 
Jones  A.  J.,  Church,  cor.  Palmer 
Leonard  Henry  W.,  4  Cambridge 
LIBBEY      CHARLES     W., 

140  Main  (see  page  409) 
Mahood  John.  Main,  junc.  Harvard 
McClellan  P.  J.,  87  Bridge 
Mcintosh  George,  376  Main 
McMurray   &   Jones,  Third,     near 

gas  house 
Morrill  I).  K.,  3  River 
Munroe  Enoch,  52  Cambridge 
Nutting    P.    &    Co.,    Palmer,   near 

Brattle 
PERRY  D.  H„  354  Cambridge 

(see  page  409) 
Pridham  Edward  R.,  5  Palmer 
Thwing  James,  101  Green 


717/  ip     Ma  1 1  i  tfa  eta  re)  *.s , 

Darling  Charles  s..  112  Main 
Darling  William,  112  Main 


*  Wh  it  en  ers  and   Wh  ite- 
washers. 

CROCKER    J.   W.,  548   Main 

(see  page  470) 
Dillingham  Henry,  10  Boylston 
FEELEY  M.  A.,  042* Main  (see 

page  487) 
GREENLEAF  A.  P.,409  Main 

(see  page  487) 
HERON  WM.  J.,  basement  010 

Main  (see  page  405) 
HOLT  WM.  B.,  14  Church    (see 

page  487) 
REED    CLARENCE    G.     & 

CO.,  735  Cambridge,  order   box, 

22    Sawin's    express    office   (see 

pa«»e  42) 
SAWYER      CHAS.     A.,    460 

Main  (see  front  cover) 


prvnor     0      GMITU      Drapery  and  Upholstery  Goods, 

LpUIIOL     Oi     OIYII    I    n,  IS1    Washington  Street,   BOSTON. 


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CAMBRIDGE  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Window  Shade  Mnfrs. 

Brown,    Murphy  &    Co.,   Blanche, 
store  (27  and  29  Arch.  B.) 


Window      Shades     and 
Drapery, 

Cohnan  J.  J.,  426  Cambridge 
Kelsey  Bros.  &  Co.,  556  Main 

Wood  Dealers. 

(See  also  Coal  and  Wood.) 
BENT     GEORGE      H.,      168 

Main  (see  oage  12) 
Blaisdell  &  Hood,  79  Brattle 
COLEMAN  JOHN  &  SONS, 

91  Broadway  (see  page  468) 
HUNNEWELL   WM.    A.  & 

CO.,  84    Bridge  and   (13   Kilby, 

B. )  (see  page  4 68) 
Learned  Frank   VV.    P.,    28   and   30 

Cambridge 
SMITH  M.  L.&SON,  ISO  Main 

(see  page  468) 
TOPLIFFCHAS.M.,50fi  Main 

(see  page  468) 
WELLINGTON    HOKATIO 

&  CO.,  28  Bridge  and  (11  Kilby, 

li.)  (see  front  cover) 
WILLAKD    CHARLES    E., 

Willard  wharf,  foot  of   Boy  Is  ton, 

order     box    Lyceum     Exchange, 

Harvard  sq.  (see  back  cover) 

Wood  Printers. 

PAGE  GEO.  G.  &  CO.,  3  to  13 

Hampshire  (see  page  30) 


Wood  and  Ivory  Tam- 
ing. 

STANDARD  TURNING 
WORKS  (formerly  Ela  Bros.), 
131  Broadway  (see  back  cover) 

SCRANTON  H.  A.,  rear  380 
Main  (see  page  482) 


Wooden  Ware. 

BROCK    BROS.,    12    and     16 

Brattle  and  Inman    square   (see 

page  475 ) 
LALLY  THOMAS,  40  Boyls 

ton  and  Gushing,   corner   Locust 

(see  page  480) 
MOORE     OHAS.     &   CO.,  8 

Brattle  (see  page  483) 
SMART  D.  C.  (mnfr.).382   Main 

(see  page  28) 
WATRISS     A.     WHITING, 

605  Main  (see  page  12) 
WHITTIEKG.    H.,   509    Main 

(see  page  477) 
WOOD     ALFRED,    5    and    6 

Harvard  row  and  9    Harvard  sq. 

(see  page  480) 


Worsted   Goods 

(Hand  Made). 

HARRIS    PHILIP     W.      & 
CO.,  637  Main  (see  page  475) 


Yeast  (Compressed). 

MacLeod  William  G.,  Summer,  near 
Inman 


Er.MKR  LTTTLEFIEIiD. 


E S  TA  li LTSHEO    186V. 


James  E.  Huntress. 


W.  A.  GREENOUGH  &  CO., 

Compilers  ami  Publ'i-M  of  l>ir«  'CtorieM  lor  KomIoii  (Busine***  :    Brockton; 
Hi  ookliiie  ;  <'si  mbrid  ge  :    Haverhill;    I?l  alden  ;  Ma«s.  Cities  ;  Merri- 
mack   River;    Mil  ford;  IValickx;    New    Bedford;    Noiiirrvillc  ; 
Walthaui  and  Watertowu,  in  HEassachufieits ;    Concord; 
Nashua  :   Portsmouth,   in  New  Hampshire  ;   Augusta, 
Hallowell    and  Gardiner ;    Bangor;    Bath;   Bidde 
t'ord  and  Snco  ;  LTicwistou  and  Auburn  ;  Portland 
(iu  company  with  B.  Thurston  &Co.); 
and    Rockland,   in   Maine. 


31  Milk  Street, 


BOSTON,  MASS. 


«.M.    »     0,-ilVi        l81  Washington  Street,  BOSTON. 
vOrSc   Mr    wIIUUl,    Special  mention  paid  to  furnishing  Students'  Rooms. 


MISCELLANEOUS  DEPARTMENT. 


341 


CAMBEIDGE 


CITY  GOVERNMENT, 


1SS3. 


Municipal  Election  First  Tuesday  in  December. 
City  Government  Organized  First  Monday  in  January.' 


MAYOR. 

Hon.  James  A.  Fox,  office  City 
Hall,  residence  808  Main  street. 

ALDERMEN. 

Ward  1— John  Read,  William  E. 
Russell. 

Ward  2— George  A.  Davis,  Geo.  W. 
Gale. 

Ward  3— John  Clary,  Stephen  An- 
derson, Charles  A.  Austin,  Joseph 
Cogan. 

Ward  4— 

Ward  5— Solomon  S.  Sleeper,  Chas. 
Bullock. 

COMMON  COUNCIL. 

Ward  1— Arthur  B.  Jones,  Samuel 
W.  McDaniel,  David  F.  Burns. 

Ward  2— George  C.  Bent,  Nathan 
C.  Lombard,  Cornelius  G.  H.  Ben- 
aink,  George  Close,  P.  Allen  Lind- 
sey,  William  C.  Lane. 

Ward  3— James  E.  Doyle,  George 
H.  Howard,  John  P.  McCormick, 
Wm.  T.  Neilon. 

Ward  4— John  G.  Thorogood,  James 
H.  Wells,  Charles  W.  Henderson, 
Malcolm  E.  Rideout. 

Ward  5— Timothy  McCarthy,  Chas. 
L.  Fuller. 

25 


Principal  Assessors  —  Artemas  Z. 
Brown,  Edmund  B.  Whitman,  An- 
drew J.  Green,  office  City  Hall,  office 
hours,  8  a.m.  to  2  p.m. 

Assistant  Assessors — Ward  1,  Charles 
H.  Hunnewell;  Ward  2,  John  S.  Pol- 
lard; Ward  3,  George  L.  Mitchell; 
Ward  4,  Joseph  Whittemore;  Ward 
5,  Wm.  F.  Hutchins. 

Board  of  Health— D.  H.  Thurston, 
Geo.  F.  Piper,  H.  P.  Walcott.  Office, 
City  Hall.  Meets  last  Friday  in  each 
month  at  4  p.m. 

Overseers  of  the  Poor  —  District  1, 
Chas.  E.  Vaughan,  term  expires  1883; 
Sumner  Albee,  term  expires  1884. 
Jonas  C.  Wellington,  term  expires 
1885.  District  2,  Geo.  D.  Chamberlain, 
term  expires  1886;  District  3,  Ezra 
Parmenter,  term  expires  1887.  Of- 
fice, Central  Square  building. 

Secretary  and  Visitor  —  Vespasian 
Danforth;  office  hours,  9  to  12  a.m. 

City  Clerk  and  Clerk  of  the  Board  of 
Aldermen— Justin  A.  Jacobs;  Asst. 
City  Clerk,  Walter  W.  Pike,  office 
City  Hall;  office  hours,  8  a.m.  to  3 
p.m.;  Saturdays,  8  a.m.  to  2  p.m. 

Clerk  of  Common  Council— J.  War- 
ren Cotton,  office,  City  Hall. 


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MISCELLANEOUS  DEPARTMENT. 


City  Treasurer  and  Collector— Wm. 
W.  Dallinger,  office,  City  Hall;  office 
hours,  8  a.m.  to  2  p.m. 

City  Auditor  —  Franklin  Perrin, 
office,  City  Hall;  office  hours,  8  a.m. 
to  2  P.M. 

Clerk  of  Committees— John  McDuf- 
fie,  office,  City  Hall. 

City  Engineer — Wm.  S.  Barbour, 
office,  City  Hall;  office  hours,  8  a.m. 
to  5  p.m;  Saturdays,  8  a.m.  to  2  p.m. 

City  Messenqer— Francis  L.  Pratt, 
office,  City  Hall. 

Superintendent  of  Lamps— Be nj.  F. 
Nourse,  office,  Central  square  bldg.; 
office  hours,  Thursdays  aud  Satur- 
days, 9  A.M.  to  12  m. 

Sealers  of  Weights  and  Measures — 
Benj.  F.  Nourse,  dep.  sealer  Conrad 
D.  Kinuear,  office,  Central  sq.  bldg.; 
office  hours,  Thursdays  and  Satur- 
days, 9  a.m.  to  12  M. 

Milk  Inspector— John  H.  Farrell, 
office,  Central  square  building;  office 
hours,  Wednesdays  and  Saturdays,  9 

A.M.  tO  12  M. 

Superintendent  of  Schools — Francis 
Cogswell,  office,  Ceutral  square  bldg. ; 
office  hours,  4  to  5  p.m.,  except  Sat- 
urdays. 

City  Solicitor— John  W.  Hammond. 

Commissioner  on  West  Boston,  Craig- 
ie's  and  Prison  Point  Bridges — Ezra 
Parmenter. 

Superintendent  of  Streets  —  Bain- 
bridge  W.  Woodward,  office,  City 
Hall  basement;  office  hours,  9  to  10 
A.M. 

Chief  Engineer— Thomas  J.  Casey, 
office,  City  Hall;  office  hours,  9  to  10 
A.M. 

Probation  Officer,  Fred.  W.  Hagar, 
office,  Central  sq.  building,  Western 
avenue. 

Missionary  of  the  Sanders  Temper- 
ance Fund — Alonzo  Stewart. 

Warden  of  Almshouse— William  E. 
Hough. 

Physician  of  Almshouse— Henry  P. 
"Walcott;  Assistant  City  Physician, 
Roswell  Wetherbee. 

Chaplain  of  Almshouse— Frederick 
W.  Holland. 

WARD  OFFICERS. 

Ward  1— Warden,  Edmund  Miles; 
Clerk,  John  W.  Sanger;  Inspectors, 
James  A.  Martin,  Samuel  F.  Rugg, 
Lafayette  G.  Blair. 

Ward 2— Warden, Horace  G.  Kemp; 
Clerk,  Frank  W.  Dallinger;  Inspect- 
ors, Edward  W.  S.  Jones,  Harrison 
G.  Wells,  Elmer  H.  Bright. 

Ward  3—  Warden,  Dan'l  B.  Shaugh- 
nessey;  Clerk,  Silas  E.  Buck;  Inspec- 
tors, James  W.  Sweetser,  John  J. 
Murphy,  Charles  E.  McCarthy. 


Ward  4—  Warden,  Chas.  L.  Russell; 
Clerk,  Herbert  A  Boynton;  Inspect- 
ors, John  Locke,  Elbridge  G.  Stevens, 
Wm.  J.  Mahady. 

Ward 5 — Warden,  Joseph  Newman; 
Clerk,  Frederick  E.  Whiting;  Inspect- 
ors, Sylvanus  G.  Griffin,  Edgar  H. 
Locke,  Walter  Stimpson. 

Inspector  of  Charcoal  Baskets— Benj . 
F.  Nourse,  office,  Central  square 
building. 

Measurer  of  Grain — Benjamin  F. 
Nourse,  office,  Central  square  bldg. 

Coal  Weighers— James  F.  Jefferds, 
Patrick  Kelley,  George  C.  Gardiner, 
Thos.  H.  Matthews,  John  E.  A.  Mul- 
liken,  J.  Henry  Wy man,  Jones  Val- 
entine, A.  H.  Wellington,  Fred.  H. 
Lewis,  H.  T.  Lawrence,  Leonard 
Bacon,  J.  S.  Sanborn. 

Hay  Weighers  —  Nath'l  L.  Alien, 
Joshua  S.  Sanborn,  Wm.  H.  Dodge, 
Timothy  Sullivan. 

Pound  Keepers— E.  S.  Woodward, 
Wm.  Twist,  T.  D.  Cook. 

Cambridge  Water  Board— George  P. 
Carter,  Pies't;  His  Honor,  the  Mayor, 
and  President  Common  Council,  ex 
officio  members.  Ward  1,  Henrv  L. 
Eustis,  J.  M.  W.  Hall;  Ward  3, 
Knowlton  S.  Chaffee;  Ward  4,  Geo. 
P.  Carter;  Ward  5,  Chester  W. 
Kingsley;  Justin  A.  Jacobs,  Clerk 
of  Board;  J.  Warren  Cotton,  Water 
Registrar,  office  City  Hall;  office 
hours,  8  A.M.  to  2  p.m.  Hiram  Nev- 
ons,  Supt. ;  Walter  n.  Harding, 
Clerk;  E.  C.  Brooks,  Pumping  En- 
gineer; John  L.  Harrington,  fore- 
man; Wm.  T.  Raymond,  Inspector. 


POLICE   DEPARTMENT. 

Chief  of  Police— Frederick  W.  Ha- 
gar; office,  Central  square  building, 
Western  avenue;  office  hours,  8  to 
8.30  a.m.  11  a.m.  to  12  m,  1.30  to  2  and 
4  to  5  p.m. 

Captains  —  District  1,  Lothrop  J. 
Cloyes;  District  2,  Geo.  H.  Copeland; 
District  3,  John  F.  Murray. 

Captain  of  Night  Police— Mark  J. 
Folsom. 

Sergeants  of  Police  —  Thomas  D. 
Cook,  Andrew  Sproul;  Frederick  B. 
Pullen,  Michael  A.  Dalton,  William 
F.  Batchelder,  William  Mullett. 

Detective — William  Evans  jr. 

Policemen — District  1,  Geo.  T.  Bar- 
rington,  Edward  F.  Belcher,  Elbridge 
S.  Blen,  Beuj.  F.  Bridder,  Daniel 
Callahan,  Michael  J.  Conry,  Timothy 
Corcoran,  R.  S.  Downe,  Patrick 
Doyle,  Jos.  H.  Furbush,  Thomas  S. 
Hall,  Alonzo  S.  Harrimau,  Hugh  J. 
McNamee,  George  A.  Marston,  Cor- 
nelius A.  Murphy,  Michael  J.  Nolan, 
Bernard  J.  Roper,  Leonard  Shack- 
ford,  Andrew  G.  Smith,  Thos.  F.  Sul- 
livan, Orrin  B.  White,  James  W. 
Wright. 


MISCELLANEOUS  DEPARTMENT. 


345 


CAMBRIDGE  PUBLIC  LIBRARY 

639  Main  street, 

Open  every  day,  Sundays  and  le- 
gal holidays  excepted,  from  2  to  8 
o'clock  P.M. 

Officers — Messrs.  H.  B.  Goodwin, 
Geo.  H.  Folger,  Wm.  B.  Durant, 
John  S.  March,  John  Conlan,  John 
W.  Fairbanks,  S.  L.  Montague,  Trus- 
tees; Miss  Almira  L.  Hay  ward,  Li- 
brarian. 

Number  of  volumes  about  14,393. 
Additions  are  constantly  made. 


PUBLIC  SCHOOLS. 

SCHOOL  COMMITTEE. 

Hon.  James  A.  Fox,  Chairman,  ex 
officio. 

Ward  1.  Francis  Flint,  Clement  L 
Smith,  Albert  M.  Barnes. 

Ward  2.  Henry  N.  Til  ton,  Mrs. 
Phebe  M.  Kendall,  Benj.  F.  Tweed. 

Ward  3.  John  Conlan,  Frank  P. 
Scully,  E.  B.  Malley. 

Ward  4.  Asa  P.  Morse,  Sarah  S. 
Jacobs,  Wm.  H.  Orcutt.       ' 

Ward  5.  W.  A.  Start,  James  A. 
Dow,  Jabez  A.  Sawyer. 

Dr.  William  W.  Wellington,  Secre- 
tary. 

Francis  Cogswell,  Superintendent, 
office,  Central  sq.  building.  Western 
avenue,  Cam  bridge  port;  office  hours, 
4  to  5  p.m.,  except  Saturdays. 

TRUANT  OFFICERS. 

Moses  M.  Child,  Francis  M.  Mason, 
John  Collier. 

HIGH  SCHOOL. 

Fayette  street,  corner  Broadway. 
Erected  1864. 

Wm.  F.  Bradbury,  Head  Master; 
Theodore  P.  Adams,  John  Orne  jr., 
Solou  F.  Whitney,  Edwin  L.  Sargent, 
Mary  F.  Pierce,  Hannah  Gleason, 
Mary  C.  C.  Goddard,  Emma  A.  Scud- 
der,  Emma  F.  Monroe,  Margarette 
M.  Leighton,  Louisa  P.  Parker, 
Teachers. 

GRAMMAR. 

Allston— Boardman  street. 
Benjamin  W.  Roberts,  Principal; 
M.  M.  Brigham,  Carrie  Close,  Me- 
lissa M.  McKinley,  M.  E.  Dickson, 
Emma  A.  Eaton,  Hannah  L.  Hill, 
Emily  R.  Pitkin,  Ida  G.  Smith,  Mary 
I.  Vinton,  Mary  K.  Bush,  Carrie  M. 
Williams,  Hattie  F.  Fabyan,  Mary 
Blair,  Assistants. 

Corlett— Holworthy  street. 
Fannie  P.  Browning,  Emma  C.  Ed- 
son,  teachers, 


Harvard— Inman  street,  corner  of 
Broadway. 

James  S.  Barrell,  Principal;  Ada 
H.  Wellington,  Margaret  B.  Welling- 
ton, Susan  F.  Athearn,  Emily  F.  Da- 
mon, Mary  F.  Emerson,  Sarah  E. 
Golden,  Clara  Bancroft,  Susan  E. 
Merrill,  Estelle  J.  French,  Annie  M. 
Leland,  Frances  Fabyan,  Myra  I.  El- 
lis, N.  Maria  Stevens,  Assistants. 

Putnam— Fourth  street,  corner  Otis. 
Thomas  W.  Davis,  Principal ;  Eliza 
M.  Hussey,  C.  E.  Doran,  Martha 
B.  Smith,  Anna  B.  Josselyn,  Annie 
Knapp,  Augusta  G.  Mirick,  Maria  E. 
Spare,  Eliza  A.  Paddock,  Annie  L. 
Savage,  Alice  L.  Watts,  Assistants. 

Shepard— North  avenue,  near  Russell. 
Edward  O.  Grover,  Principal ;  Dana 
A.  Eveleth,  Ellen  M.  Jennings,  Hat- 
tie  W.  Arnold,  Eva  W.  Cook,  Emily 
F.  Fessenden,  Evelyn  J.  Locke,  Nel- 
lie A.  Hutchins,  Ruth  E.Lander,  Julia 
H.  Osgood,  Sarah  A.  Rand,  Assts. 

Thorndike— Thorndike  street. 
Ruel  H.  Fletcher,  master;  Lelia  A. 
Merick,  Isabella  B.  Tenney,  Grace  W. 
Fletcher,  Elizabeth  P.  Regal,  Mary 
A.  McCarthy.  Abbie  S.  Taylor,  Abby 
A.  K.  Howard,  Mary  E.  Nason,  Lydia 
A  Whitcher,  Emma  A.  Hopkins, 
Martha  A.  Martin,  Lizzie  G.  Hutch- 
inson, Assistants. 

Washington— 51  Brattle  street. 
Daniel  Mansfield,  Principal;  Car- 
oline J.  Dresser,  Carrie  A.  Cooke, 
Lucy  A.  Downing,  Hattie  Slieperd, 
Emma,  P.  Eaton,  Carrie  H.  Hazel- 
tine,  Adeline  M.  Ireson,  Adelaide  A. 
Keeler,  Adelaide  A.  Keith,  Abby  M. 
Webb,  Mary  A.  Wheeler,  Mary  H. 
Hanks,  Assistants. 

Webster — Upton  street. 
John  D.  Billings, Principal;  Marion 
H.  Burnham,  Ella  E.  Buttrick,  Char- 
lotte M.  Chase.  Lizzie  C.  Capeu,  Alice 
Gray,  Alice  K.  Crosby,  Esther  F. 
Hannum,  Carrie  M.  Kingman,  Anna 
S.  Lamson,  Clara  E.  Matchett,  Mary 
E.  Towle,  Rebecca  Nickerson,  Alice 
C.  Phinney,  Mary  A.  Townsend,  As- 
sistants. 

PRIMARY  SCHOOLS. 

Boardman—  Winsor  street,  corner 
School. 

Mary  A.  Lewis,  Augusta  L.  Balch, 
S.  N.  Chamberlain,  Sarah  E.  Stewart, 
Evelyn  A.  Sawyer,  Elizabeth  J. 
Karcher,  Mary  E.  Jennings,  Teachers. 

Bridge— Pioneer  street. 
Elizabeth  E.  Dallinger,  Emily  C. 
Dallinger,  Teachers. 


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MISCELLANEOUS  DEPARTMENT. 


CONSERVATORY  OF  MUSIC, 


An  Institution  of  the  most  Generous  and  Liberal  Culture, 

EMBRACING   SIXTEEN  SCHOOLS 

IK  ITS  MUSICAL,  LITERARY,  AND  ART  DEPARTMENTS. 

The  largest  and  most  splendidly  equipped  Conservatory  and 
College  of  Music  in  the  world,  in  the  heart  of  Boston,  confessedly 
the  Musical  and  Art  Centre  of  America,  with  One  Hundred  In- 
structors, Music  Rooms,  Offices,  Recitation  Rooms,  Etc.,  for 
3,000  Students. 

The  Best  Home  Accommodations 

For  550  LADY  STUDENTS,  at  low  prices,  under  the  special  care 
of  Preceptress,  Matron,  Lady  teachers.  Resident  Lady  Physician, 
and  the  Director. 

For  full  particulars,  apply  to 

E.  TOURJEE,  Director, 

FxarLl^lirL    Scfaare,    Boston.. 


MISCELLANEOUS  DEPARTMENT. 


347 


City— Almshouse,  Tannery  street. 
Julia  S.  Gushee,  Teacher. 

Cushing— Cushing  street. 
Isadore   I.   Foster,  Winona  Aber- 
crombie,  Teachers. 

Dana — Centre  street. 
Maria  F.Williams,  Abby  A.  Lewis, 
Teachers. 


Dunster— Concord  av.,  n.  Sparks  st. 
Sarah  B.  Waitt,  Susan  E.  Wyetts, 
Teachers. 


Felton — Amory  street. 
Georgiana  L.  Backus,  S.  J.  Gunni- 
son, Fanny  C.  Hartwell,  Teachers. 

Gannett — Columbia  street. 
Sarah  J.  Davis,   Anna  M.   Jones, 
Mary    A.    Rady,    Carrie    H.    Smith, 
Teachers. 

Gore— Gore  street,  near  Third. 
Frances  E.  Pendente r,  Addie  M. 
Bettinson,  Mary  A.  Bourne,  Maria  J. 
Bacon,  Sarah  D.  Graham,  Mary  E. 
Mulloney,  Nellie  L.  Pike,  Lizzie  J. 
Hawkins,  Elizabeth  B.  Gahm,  Teach- 
ers. 

Harvard— Harvard  st.,  cor.  Prospect. 
Helen  M.  Ward,  Ellen  A.  Cheney, 
Teachers. 


Holmes— Hilliard  street. 
Marianne  M.  Webb,  Mary  L.  Bul- 
lard,      Ellen     M.    Cyr,    Louisa    G. 
Matchett,  Isabelle  Foster,  Teachers. 

Lassell— Charles  street. 
Nellie  F.  Ball,  Fannie  Whoriston, 
Cora  Raycroft,  Mrs.  Ella  R.  Airry, 
Teachers. 

Mason— Front  street,  junc.  Main. 
M.  Lizzie  Evans,  Josephine  H.  Da- 
vis, Teachers. 

Otis— Otis  street. 
Luvia  Goodnow,  Fannie  Allen, 
Martha  H.  Butler,  Josephine  M.  Do- 
herty,  Mary  E.  Smallidge,  Ellen  C. 
Walsh,  Kate  F.  Wellington,  Ellen  N. 
Laughton,  Teachers. 

Putnam— Fourth  street,  corner  Otis. 
Nellie  F.  Ball,  Teacher. 

Quincy— Mason  street,  cor.  James. 

Charlotte  E.  Jewell,  Lucy  C.  Wy- 
eth,  Isabel  Foster,  Mary  H.  Tingley, 
Teachers. 


Reed— Peed  street. 
Harriet  N.  Keyes,  Margaret  Kidd, 
Mary  E.  Parsons,  Teachers. 

Riverside— Putnam  avenue. 
Elizabeth    A.    Tower,   M.    Louise 
Akerman,    Florence   M.     Hayward, 
Amanda  M.  Alger,  Teachers. 

Sargent— Broadway,  cor.  Winsor. 

Frances  J.  Harrod,  Mary  A.  Brown, 
Mary  E.  Woodman,  Eliza  J.  Mitchell, 
Teachers. 

Tarbell— Howard  street. 
Evelina  Brooks,  Mary  H.  Ross,  An- 
nie C.  Teel,  Teachers. 

Willard— Dana  square. 
Amelia  Wright,  Lillie  A.  Woods, 
Hattie  A.  Hamlen,  Louise  W.  Har- 
ris, Kate  M.  Lowell,  Emma  C.  Otis, 
Mary  E.  Sawyer,  Laura  Wright, 
Grace  R.  Wood  ward,  Mary  E.  G.  Har- 
rington, Alice  K.  Crosby,  Teachers. 

Wyman— Spruce  street. 
Fannie  E.  M.    Dennis,   M.   Carrie 
Dickman,  Charlotte  A.  Ewell,  Letitia 
Dennis,  Teachers. 


Agassiz  {training)  School— Sacramento 
street,  corner  Oxford. 

Maria  L.  Baldwin,  Adelaide  Child, 
Ella  C.  Whitney,  Ella  F.  Coye,  Rosi- 
na  C.  Karcher,  Teachers. 

Nathan  Lincoln,  teacher  of  music. 


Kindergarten  Schools. 

City  building,  Brattle  square. 
Serena  J.  Fry,  Teacher. 

41  Holyoke  street. 
Mrs.  E.  A.  Jellison,  Matron;  Sarah 
J.  Tollman,  Asst.  Matron;  Nellie  J. 
Hutchinson,  Amanda  F.  Pratt,  Teach- 
ers. 

76  Moore  street. 
C.  E.  Carr,  Miss  H.  E.  Ryan,  Teach- 


Reed  street. 
Lucy  O.  Fessenden,  Mrs.  Sarah  L. 
Cook,  Teachers. 

Boardman  school-house,  Winsor,  cor- 
ner School  street. 
Mrs.  C.   C.  Voorhees,  Mrs.  Selma 
E.  Berthold.  Teachers. 


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MISCELLANEOUS  DEPARTMENT. 


ST.    THOMAS    AQUINAS     COL- 
LEGE. 

55  Norfolk  street. 
Officers— Rev.  Thomas  Scully,  Rev. 
John  P.  Mundy,  Henry  Glassmacher, 
Esq.,  1st  Classical,Joseph  Vandevelt, 
Esq.,  2d  Classical,  James  Guilmartin, 
Esq.,  English. 


St.  Mary's  Parochial  School. 

55  Norfolk  street. 

BOYS  DEPARTMENT. 

Teachers— Miss  Margaret  Lally,Miss 
Mary  Roach,  Miss  Mary  Butler,  Miss 
Mary  Dwyer,  Miss  Ann  0'Brien,Miss 
Julia  Conrick,  Miss  Mary  Donahoe. 

Girls  department  in  charge  of  the 
sisters  of  Notre  Dame. 

Sister  Mary  Bernard,  Superior: 
English  High  school,  grammar  and 
primary  classes,  eleven  schools,  in 
charge  of  the  sisters.  645  boys,  658 
girls. 


CHURCHES. 


BAPTIST. 

FIRST  BAPTIST  SOCIETT. 

Cambridgeport. 

Magazine  street,  junction  River. 

Organized  Dec.  17, 1817. 

Incorporated  February  8,  1819. 

Destroyed  by  fire  Jan.  22, 1866;  re- 
built and  rededicated  Dec.  25,  1867; 
again  destroyed  Feb.  3,  1881;  rebuilt 
and  rededicated  Oct.  15,  1882. 

Rev.  Wm.  T.  Chase,  Pastor;  J.  G. 
Cook,  Joseph  A.Holmes,  Martin  L. 
Smitb,  Deacons;  Joseph  A.  Holmes, 
Clerk;  Robert  O.  Fuller,  Treasurer; 
M.  L.  Smith,  N.  C.  Lombard,  F.  M. 
Holmes,  V.  R.  Chamberlain,  Fred  W. 
Hagar,  Chas.  E.  Hancock,  Trustees; 
Martin  L.  Smith,  Chairman  of  Trust- 
ees; N.  C.  Lombard,  Clerk;  F.  M. 
Holmes,  Treas.;  Chas.  E.  Hadcock, 
Sexton,  resides  54  Trowbridge  street; 
John  S.  Paine,  Supt.  of  Sunday- 
school;  Wm.  H.  Orcutt,  Mrs.  Sarah 
E.  Eaton,  Asst.  Supts.;  William  H. 
Hollis,  Sec. ;  Leroy  P.  C.  McKusick. 
Treas.;  Henry  A.  Locke,  F.Locke, 
Edward  W.  S.  Jones,  Warren  R. 
Higgins,  Librarians;  Julius  E.  Ward, 
Chorister. 


SECOND  BAPTIST  SOCIETY. 

East  Cambridge. 

Organized  Sept.  3,  1827. 

Incorporated  March  27, 1833. 

Cambridge  street,  corner  Fourth. 

Church  built  1827. 
Rev.  Harris  R.  Greene,  Pastor; 
Jas.  C.  Moor,  Clerk;  John  R.  Taylor, 
Treasurer;  Charles  D.  Folsom,  Col- 
lector; Henry  S.  Hills,  Alonzo  Stew- 
art, Ambrose  H.  Sanborn,  Deacons; 
John  R.  Taylor,  Clerk  of  the  Church ; 
Ambrose  H.  Sanborn,  Treasurer  of 
the  Church;  Geo.  H.  Howard,  Supt. 
of  Sunday-school ;  Mrs.  John  R.  Tay- 
lor, Asst.  Supt.;  Charles  W.Jones  jr., 
Secretary ;  James  C.  Moor,  Treasurer; 
Joseph  W.  Hartshorn,  Librarian; 
Mrs.  H.  R.  Greene,  Chorister. 


OLD  CAMBRIDGE  BAPTIST  SOCIETY. 

Beck's  Park,  between  Main  and  Har- 
vard streets. 

Church  constituted  August  30, 1844. 
Present  edifice  erected  1868. 

Rev.  Franklin  Johnson,  d.d.,  Pas- 
tor; Wm.  T.  Richardson,  Nathan  G. 
Gooch,  Deacons;  John  G.  Brown, 
Treas.  of  Church  and  Society  Funds; 
Wm.  T.  Richardson,  Treas.  of  Benev- 
olent Funds;  John  P.  Wyman  jr., 
Clerk;  J.  Warren  Merrill,  Chairman 
of  Prudential  Committee;  Will.  R. 
Whittemore,  Auditor;  Jas.  B.  Hutch- 
inson, Sexton  and  Collector,  resides 
20  Mason  street;  Nathan  G.  Gooch, 
Supt.  of  Sunday-school;  William  B. 
Hovey,  Assistant;  C.  Frank  Apple- 
ton,  Treasurer. 


NORTH  CAMBRIDGE  BAPTIST 
SOCIETY. 

North  avenue,  corner  Coggswell  av. 

Organized  March  22,  1854. 

Rev.  Wm.  S.  Apsey,  Pastor;  Society 
officers  —  Henry  R.  Glover,  Chair- 
man Board  of  Assessors;  M.  Clinton 
Bacon,  Clerk ;  Woodman  H.  W.  Teele, 
Church  Clerk;  D.  H.  Hay  ward, 
Church  Treas. ;  Abiel  E.  Long,  Sex- 
ton, resides  10  Rice  street;  Henry  C. 
Rand,  Society  Treas. ;  Wm.B .  Savage, 
Supt.  Sunday-school;  Geo.  A.Allison, 
Asst.  Supt.;  Chester  W.  Kingsley, 
Treas. ;  Warren  M.  Draper,  Secretary; 
Edward  Prescott,  Pianist;  George 
F.  Dickman,  Librarian;  Chester  F. 
Sanger,  Winthrop  P.  Soule,  Assist- 
ants. 


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349 


BROADWAY    BAPTIST  CHURCH. 

Cambridgeport. 

Broadway,  cor.  Boardman  street. 
Organized  May  9, 1865. 

Rev.  E.  K.  Chandler,  Pastor;  Jacob 
Eaton,  C.  L.  Fessenden,  W.  H. 
Flanders  and  W.  H.  P.  Plurnmer, 
Deacons;  H.  C.  Wilder,  Clerk; 
Jacob  Eaton,  Treas.  of  Benevolent 
Fund;  C.  L.  Fessenden, Treas.;  Benj. 
Conant,  Chairman;  W.  H.  Flanders, 
Clerk;  Jacob  Eaton,  W.  H.  P.  Plurn- 
mer, H.  C.  Wilder,  E.  L.  Cheney, 
Spencer  Childs,  E.  L.  Gurney,  Trust- 
ees; E.  L.  Cheney,  Superintendent 
of  Sunday-school;  W.  H.  Flanders, 
Asst.  Supt.;  H.  C.  Wilder,  Sec;  C.  L. 
Fessenden, Treasurer;  Fred  W.  Ross, 
Librarian;  Fred  H.  Ellis,  Edward 
Stevens,  Asst.  Librarians;  Benja- 
min J.  Hoyt,  Sexton,  residence  235£ 
Broadway. 


CHARLES    RIVER    BAPTIST   CHURCH 

Cambridgeport. 
Magazine  street,  cor.  Putnam  avenue. 

Organized  1869. 
Dedicated  Nov.  29, 1870. 
Rev.  Geo.  E.  Horr,  Pastor;  Isaac  C. 
Holmes,  Wm.  J.  Taylor,  Deacons; 
Isaac  C.  Holmes,  Treasurer;  Geo.  C. 
McCoy,  Clerk;  John  L.  Mayers,  Supt. 
of  Sunday-school ;  George  W.  Green- 
leaf,  Sexton, residence  Chestnut  street, 
corner  Sidney. 


UNION  BAPTIST  CHURCH. 

450  Main  St.,  Cambridgeport. 
Edifice  erected  1882. 
Rev.  James  H.  Carter,  Pastor;  Oli- 
ver Simms,  Thomas  D.  Harris,  Al- 
bert Jones,  Rollis  Stovall,  Charles 
James,  William  H.  Brown,  Deacons; 
Thos.  H  Warren,  Treas.;  John  B. 
Houston,  Clerk;  Jesse  Harrell,  Supt. 
of  Sunday-school. 


CONGREGATIONAL. 

FIRST  CHURCH  IN  CAMBRIDGE  AND 
SHEPARD  CONGREGATIONAL  SO- 
CIETY—TRINITARIAN. 

Cambridge. 

Organized  1829. 

Garden  street,  corner  Mason. 

Rev.  Alexander  McKenzie,  Pastor; 

George  S.    Saunders,  Francis  Flint, 

Chas.  W.  Munroe,  James  M.  W.  Hall, 

Deacons;  Chas.  W.  Munroe,  Horatio 

G.  Parker,  Francis  Flint,  Charles  F. 


Stratton,  Geo.  S.  Saunders,  Pruden- 
tial Committee;  Charles  W.  Munroe, 
Parish  Clerk;  Francis  B.  Gilman, 
Clerk  of  the  Church;  Caleb  H.  War- 
ner, Treasurer;  James  M.  W.  Hall, 
Supt.  of  Sunday-school;  Benj.  F.Wy- 
eth,  Sexton,  residence  3  Shepard  st. 

FIRST  EVANGELICAL     CONGREGA- 
TIONAL SOCIETY. 

Cambridgeport. 
Organized  Sept.  20,  1827. 
Prospect  street. 
Rev.  James  S.  Hoyt,  d.d.,  Pastor; 
Amos  T.  Frothingham,  John  E.  Van- 
dervoort,  Asa Bullard, Deacons;  John 
H.  Applewm,  Clerk;  J.  S.  Hoyt, 
A.  T.  Frothingham,  John  E.  Van- 
dervoort,  Asa  Bullard,  Lewis  M. 
Hastings,  Wm.  H.  Emerson,  George 
A.  Butterfield,  John  H.  Appleton, 
Standing  Committee;  Simeon  H.  Ful- 
ler, Treas.;  Frank  C.  Bill,  Clerk  of  So- 
ciety; C.  F.  Wymau,  Treas.;  Chas. 
L.  Harding,  M.  F.  Pickering,  Perkins 
C.  Page,  W.  H.  Hidden,  S.  C.  Har- 
vey, Prudential  Committee;  John 
E.  Vandervoort,  Supt.  of  Sunday- 
school;  James  W.Thompson,  Sexton. 


NORTH    AVENUE    ORTHODOX  CON- 
GREGATIONAL SOCIETY. 

North  Cambridge. 

North  av.,  cor.  Roseland  street. 

Organized  as    the    Holmes    Church, 

Sept.  23, 1857. 

Name  changed,  Aug.  17,  1866. 

Society  officers :  —  Wm.  Fox  Rich- 
ardson, Nathaniel  Carr,  John  Davis, 
James  Morrison,  Frank  Foxcroft, 
Prudential  Committee;  John  Har- 
rington, Treasurer;  Leonard  F.  Cut- 
ter, Clerk;  Milton  F.  Walton,  Collec- 
tor. 

Church  officers:— Rev.  Charles  F. 
Thwing,  Pastor;  Wm.  Fox  Richard- 
son, Daniel  Fobesx  Frank  Foxcroft, 
Nath.Carr,Mrs.  Abbie  Hammond.Miss 
Charlotte  H.  Hapgood,  Mrs.  Sarah 
E.  Dawes,  Miss  Elizabeth  Morrison, 
Diaconates;  Sereno  Watson,  F.  H. 
Dunmore,  Phineas  Hubbard,  Mary  E. 
Sweetser,  together  with  Pastor,  Dea- 
cons, and  S.  S.  Supt.,  Church  Commit- 
tee; Simeon  D.  Dyer,  Treas.  and 
Clerk;  George  F.  Brown,  Supt.  of 
Sunday-school. 


PILGRIM  CONGREGATIONAL 
CHURCH. 

Cambridgeport. 

Magazine,  cor.  Cottage  street. 

Organized  in  1865  as  the  Stearns 

Chapel. 

Incorporated  April  14,  1871. 

Rev.    George    R.   Leavitt,   Pastor; 

John  N.  Meriam,  Edward  Kendall, 


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MISCELLANEOUS  DEPARTMENT. 


Deacons;  Geo.  H.  Rugg,  Clerk; 
Nathan  H.  Holbrook,  Treas. ;  Dan.  S. 
Coolidge,  Auditor;  Rev.  G.  R.  Leav- 
itt,  John  N.  Meriam,  Edward  Ken- 
dall, George  H.  Rugg,  Church  Com- 
mittee and  Board  of  Assessors, 
ex  officio;  Jas.  A.  Dow,  Aaron  Brad- 
shaw,  Newell  Chamberlain,  Lyman 
G.  Case,  Isaac  A.  Nay,  George  D. 
Chamberlain,  Daniel  S.  Coolidge, 
Nathan  H.  Holbrook,  elected  mem- 
bers Church  Committee  and  Board 
of  Assessors;  Daniel  S.  Coolidge, 
Supt.  Sunday-school;  William  Smith, 
Sexton,  residence  12  Tufts  street. 


CHAPEL  CONGREGATIONAL  CHURCH. 

Cambridgeport. 
Harvard  street. 
Organized  Oct.  16, 1872. 
Rev.     Thomas    Bickford,    Pastor; 
John    McDowell,    James    Maitland, 
Deacons;  Arthur  Dakin,  Clerk;  Wm. 
H.  Emerson,  Supt.  of  Sunday-school; 
James    Maitland.     Hiram    Nevons, 
Prudential  Committee;  Hiram  Nev- 
ons, Treas. ;   Arthur  Dakin,    Henry 
Bolton,    Calvin    C.    Paine,    Church 
Committee;  James  D.  Fortune,  Sex- 
ton, resides  7  Blanche  street. 


EPISCOPAL. 

CHRIST  CHURCH,   EPISCOPAL. 

Cambridge. 

Organized  October  16,  1761. 

Incorporated  June  25,  1794. 
Garden  street,  opposite  the  Common. 
Rev.  James  F.  Spalding,  Rector; 
Samuel  Batchelder,  Warden;  Simon 
G.  Croswell,  Clerk;  Samuel  Batchel- 
der, Treasurer;  George  Dexter,  Geo. 
L.  Foote,  Simon  G.  Croswell,  Geo. 
W.  C.  Noble,  Wm.  A.  Locke,  Vestry- 
men; Charles  Blair,  Sexton,  house  40 
Winthrop  street. 


ST.     PETER'S     CHURCH,    EPISCOPAL. 

Cambridgeport. 
Organized  Oct  27, 1842. 
Main  street,  corner  Vernon. 
Rev.  Edward  M.  Gushee,   Rector; 
Edward  R.  Cogswell,  m.d.,  Wm.  W. 
Dallin^er,  Wardens ;  Justin  A.Jacobs, 
Clerk;  William  W.  Dallinger,  Treas- 
urer:   Dana   W.    Hyde,  Andrew  P. 
Dunn,    James    A.    Fox,    Henry    A. 
Scranton,  Theodore  C.  Hurd,  Wm.  A. 
Brownslow,  Fred.  L.  Chapman,  Dana 
W.  Hyde,  Vestrymen ;  George  J.  Sut- 
ton, Sexton,  house  11  River  street. 


ST.  JAMES'S  PROTESTANT  EPISCO- 
PAL CHURCH. 

North  Cambridge. 

Beech  street,  near  North  avenue. 
Organized  June  18, 1866. 

Rev.  Edward  Abbott,  Rector; 
Charles  R.  Woods,  Warden;  Levi 
R.  Green.  Albert  S.  Pillsbury, 
John  A.  Dodge,  Chas.  H.  Coffin, 
Ralph  Patrick,  Nathan  L.  Allen, 
Charles  Swinscoe,  Vestrymen;  Jo- 
seph Newman,  Clerk;  L.  H.  Whit- 
ney, Treasurer;  A.  S.  Pillsbury, 
Warden  of  St.  James  chapel,  Somer- 
ville ;  Albert  S.  Pillsbury,  Lay  Read-- 
er;  Rev.  Edward  Abbott,  Supt.  Sun- 
day-school; Alfred  Baker,  Sexton, 
house  rear  41  Reed  street. 

ST.   JOHN'S  MEMORIAL  CHAPEL, 
EPISCOPAL. 

Cambridge. 
Brattle  street,  near  Mason. 
Consecrated  November  19, 1869. 
The  property  of  the  Episcopal  The- 
ological School,  but  open  to  the  pub- 
lic as  a  free  church.     Rev.  George  Z. 
Gray,  d.d.,  Dean;  James  Talbot,  Sex- 
ton, inquire  at  1  Lawrence  hall. 

MISSION  OF  THE  ASCENSION— EPIS- 
COPAL. 

East  Cambridge. 
Meets  at  Unitarian  church. 
Thorndike  street,  corner  Third. 
Organized  May  16, 1875. 
Rev.  James  Wilkinson,  Rector;  J. 
W.  Preston,  Warden;  John  Palmer, 
Treas.;  Robt.  B.  Parker, Supt.  of  Sun- 
day-school; Fletcher  B.  Gibbs,  Sec. 
and  Treas.;  Benj.  F.   Mills,  Librari- 
an; Edward  Price,   Assistant  Libra- 
rian; Norman  E.  Wilson,  Organist. 

METHODIST. 

TRINITY  METHODIST    RELIGIOUS 
SOCIETY. 

East  Cambridge. 
Cambridge  street,  corner  Third. 
Organized  July  28, 1823. 
Incorporated  June  14, 1843. 
Rev.  J.  N.  Short,  Pastor;  Horatio 
N.   Hovey,  Chairman  of   the    Trus- 
tees; William  Allen,  Sec.  of  Official 
Board;    Wm.   R.   Adams,  Treas.  of 
Official  Board; Hiram  Leonard, Treas. 

of    Trustees; ,    Secretary 

of  Trustees;  William  H.  West,  Supt. 
of  Sunday-school;  James  F.  Pennell, 
Asst.  Supt. ;  Clinton  A.  Ricker,  Sec. 
and  Treas. ;  Frank  Greene,  Librarian; 
John  W.  Wood,  Chorister;  Mrs. 
Eugene  Wheelock,  Organist;  Wm.  J. 
Black,  Sexton,  residence  1  Church 
place. 


MISCELLANEOUS  DEPARTMENT. 


351 


CAMBRIDGEPORT  FIRST  METHODIST 
EPISCOPAL   SOCIETY. 

Harvard  street,  Cambridgeport. 
Organized  1842. 
Incorporated  March  26,  1845. 
Geo.  S.  Chadbourne,  Pastor;  H.  O. 
Houghton,  J.  R.  Farwell,  Albert 
Norris,  H.  O.  Marcy,  M.D.,  W.  H. 
Niles,  M.  M.  Bigelow,  James  A. 
Woolson,  C.  McDougall,  G.  C.  W. 
Fuller,  Trustees;  Charles  Walker, 
Albert  L.  Norris,  M.D.,  Samuel 
Dickson,  Lucius  A.  Buck,  I.  N.  Hard- 
ing, G.  C.  W.  Fuller,  Wm.  Tapper,  S. 
L.  Ward,Chas.  W.  Thiery,  Stewards; 
S.  G.  Lane,  Leroy  A.  Whittier.Ezekiel 
S.  Chipley,  J.  Wilson,  Samuel  Dick- 
son, Class  Leaders;  G.  C.  W.  Fuller, 
Treasurer;  Samuel  L.  Ward,  Secre- 
tary; F.  E.  Hathorne,  Organist;  H. 
O.  Houghton,  Supt.  of  Sunday- 
school;  L.  A.  Whittier,  Assistant 
Supt.;  Gilbert  Purdy,  Librarian; 
Wm.  Tapper,  Secretary;  Ferdinand 
M.  Buffum,  Sexton,  house  8  Temple 
street. 


NORTH     AVENUE    METHODIST   EPIS- 
COPAL CHURCH. 

Cambridge. 

North  avenue,  near  Jarvis  street. 
Organized  March  7,  1868. 

Rev.  James  W.  Baxter,  Pastor; 
Alexander  Millan,  Wm.  Elliott,  Cal- 
vin H.  Foster,  D.  K.  Merrill,  Wm. 
H.  Wheeler,  Robert  H.  Woodland, 
Samuel  Tufts,  Trustees;  Wm.  H 
Wheeler,  Alex.  Millan,  Wm.  Brunt, 
E.  H.  Cook,  John  C.  Whittemore,Cal- 
vin  H.  'Foster,  Robert  Woodland, 
Joshua  Sanborn,  Henry  Bearse,Stew- 
ards;  Alex.  Millan,  Treasurer  of 
Trustees  and  Stewards;  Robert 
H.  Woodland,  Class  Leader,  No.  1; 
Wilbur  F.  Brown,  Class  Leader,  No. 
2;  Mrs.  E.  H.  Cook,  Class  Leader 
No.  3;  Robert  H.  Woodland,  S.  S. 
Superintendent;  Alex.  Millan,  Li- 
brarian; Wm.  Brunt  jr.,  Assistant; 
Wm.  Brunt,  Sexton,  house  13  Willard 
street. 


COTTAGE  STREET  METHODIST  EPIS- 
COPAL CHURCH. 

Cambridgeport. 
Cottage  street. 
Organized  April  5,  1871. 
Rev.  Alfred  Noon,  Pastor;  Wm.  J. 
A.  Sullivan,  James  A.  Caldwell,  Her- 
bert   L.    Jones,    T.   R.   Aylesworth, 
Paniel  Bartlett,  Frederick  F.  Rich- 
ardson, James  C.  Brown,  M.  Alexan- 
der Schaffer,  Wm.  W.  Seaver,  Trus- 


tees; Wm.  J.  A.  Sullivan,  John 
Miller,  C.  Leake,  Wm.  A.  Comey, 
Darius  Whitten,  Charles  W.  Small, 
Geo.  E.  Severance,  Chas.  L.  Whid- 
den,  Edgar  H.  Allen,  Stewards;  Her- 
bert L.  Jones,  Reuben  S.  Smith, 
Leaders;  James  A.  Caldwell,  Treas. 
of  Trustees;  Darius  Whitten,  Treas. 
of  Stewards:  Wm.  J.  A.  Sullivan, 
Sec'y;  Frederick  F.  Richardson, Supt. 
of  Sunday-school;  Wm.  A.  Comey, 
Asst.  Supt  ;  Geo.  E.  Severance,  Sec; 
Wm.  R.  Conner,  Treasurer;  Charles 
E.  Smart,  Librarian ;  Wm.  W.  Seaver, 
Asst.  Librarian. 


ST.   PAUL'S  A.   M.   E.  CHURCH. 

Cambridgeport. 
Corner  Portland  and  Hastings  streets. 
Organized  Aug.  24, 1873. 
Incorporated  July  26,  1876. 
Reorganized  Feb.  2,  1878. 
Rev.  F.  J.  Cooper,  Pastor;  Andrew 
Dickinson,  James  Hamilton,  Charles 
Grant,  James  W.  Williams,  G.  John- 
son, Edward  D.   Hawkins,    George 
Alexander,    Stewards;  G.    Johnson, 
Jeremiah  Slater,  James    Hamilton, 
Trustees;  Henry  C.  Cornish,  Clerk; 
James   Hamilton,  Treasurer;   C.   E. 
Small  wood,  Sexton;  H.  A.  Murray, 
Supt.  of  Sunday-school. 


RUSH  A.   M.   E.   ZION  CHURCH. 

Cambridgeport. 

458  Main  street. 

Rev.  Geo.  H.  S.  Bell,  Pastor;  J.  E. 
Allen,  G.  C.  Terry,  G.  L.  Terry,  A. 
Skinner,  Horace  H.  Teirill,  S.  H.  Bell, 
Virgil  C.  Richardson,  Trustees  and 
Stewards;  J.  E.  Allen,  Pres.;  A. 
Skinner,  Vice-pres.;  F.  R.  Cheesman, 
Secretary. 


ROMAN  CATHOLIC. 

ST.   JOHN'S  CHURCH,   ROMAN 
CATHOLIC. 

East  Cambridge. 

Fourth  street,  near  Cambridge. 

Dedicated  1842. 

Rev.  John  O'Brien,  pastor;  Fran- 
cis S.  Wilson,  John  W.  Galligan,  Pat- 
rick H.  Callanan,  Assistants;  John 
H.  Ponce,  Supt.  of  Sunday-school; 
John  A.  Collins,  Sexton,  boards  10 
North  street. 


352 


MISCELLANEOUS  DEPARTMENT. 


ST.   PETER'S  CHURCH,   ROMAN 
CATH  OLIC. 

Cambridge. 

Concord  avenue,  Observatory  Hill. 

Dedicated  December  25, 1849. 

Rev.  James  E.  O'Brien,  a.m.,  Pas- 
tor; Rev.  John  F.  Broderick,  Asst. 
Pastor;  Miss  Nellie  F.  Ball,  Organ- 
ist; Timothy  F.  Daneby,  David  Ger- 
maine,  Sextons. 


ST.    MARY'S,   ROMAN    CATHOLIC. 

Cambridgeport. 

Harvard  street,  corner  Norfolk. 

Dedicated  March,  1868. 

Rev.  Thomas  Scully,  Missionary 
Rector;  Rev.  John  F.  Muudy,  Asst. 
Pastor;  Miss  M.  J.  Ball,  Organist; 
Michael  Deehan,  Sexton,  residence 
123  Winsor  street. 


ST.   PAUL'S,   ROMAN  CATHOLIC. 

Cambridge. 

Mt.  Auburn  street,  corner  Holyoke. 

Dedicated  1874. 

Rev.  Win.  Orr,  Pastor;  Rev.  Daniel 
J.  Gleeson,  Asst.  Pastor;  Miss  Louisa 
Quigley,  Organist;  Dennis  Foley, 
Sexton,  resides  40  Banks  street 


CHURCH  OF  THE  SACRED  HEART, 
ROMAN  CATHOLIC. 

East  Cambridge. 

Otis  street,  corner  Sixth. 

Dedicated  1876. 

Rev.  John  O'Brien,  Pastor;  Fran- 
cis S.  Wilson,  John  W.  Galligan, 
Patrick  H.  Callanan,  Assistants; 
James  O'Donnell,  Supt.  of  Sunday- 
Bchool;  Dennis  Murphy,  Sexton,  re- 
sides 78  Vine  street. 


UNITARIAN. 

FIRST    PARISH    IN    CAMBRIDGE, 
UNITARIAN. 

Organized  February  11,  1636. 
Dedicated  Dec.  12,  1833. 
North  avenue,  corner  Church  street. 
Rev.  Edw.  H.  Hall.Pastor;  John  P. 
Hopkinson,  F.  L.  Chapman,  E.  H. 
Hall,  W.  S.  Swan,  J.  T.  G.  Nichols, 
Board  of  Assessors  and  Standing 
Committee;  John  Holmes,  F.  L.Chap- 
man,  Henry  Ware,  Board  of  Auditors; 
A.  A.  Whitney,  Deacon;  William  M. 


Vaughan,  Treasurer;  Chas.  C.  Read, 
Clerk;  Rev.  Edw.  H.  Hall,  Supt.  of 
Sunday-school;  Henry  A.  Wyeth, 
Sexton,  7  Shepard  street. 


HARVARD  UNIVERSITY  CHURCH. 

College  Grounds. 
Organized  1814. 
Austin  K.  Jones,  Sexton. 
Services  held  Sunday  evenings  at 
7.30  P.M. 


CAMBRIDGEPORT  PARISH, 
UNITARIAN. 

Church  dedicated  January  1, 1807. 

Parish  incorporated  March  1, 1808. 
Austin  street. 

Rev.  George  W.  Briggs,  d.d.,  Pas- 
tor; Wm.  W.  Wellington,  M.D., Chair- 
man; Franklin  E.  Gregory,  Jason 
Winnett,  Elijah  H.  Luke,  Emmons 
Raymond,  Willard  A.  Bullard, Parish 
Committee;  Fred'k  Odiorne,  Treas. 
and  Collector;  Alanson  Bigelow  jr., 
Clerk;  Thomas  H.  Emerson,  Supt.  S. 
School;  Samuel  F.  Hunt,  Sexton,  re- 
sides 32  Bigelow  street. 


THIRD  CONGREGATIONAL     SOCIETY, 
UNITARIAN. 

East  Cambridge. 

Incorporated  June  15,  1827. 

Third  street,  corner  Thorndike. 


,  Pastor;  Adolph  Vogl, 

Treasurer  and  Clerk;  William  N. 
Porter,  Sexton,  residence,  74  Spring 
street;  George  Stevens,  Chairman; 
Samuel  Slocomb,  Nathaniel  I.  Had- 
ley,  Silas  B.  Buck,  Albert  Alden, 
Benj.  R.  Rand,  Luther  L.  Parker, 
Daniel  Rindge,  Otis  S.  Brown,  An- 
drew Jones,  Adolph  Vogl,  David 
Proudfoot,  Standing  Committee. 


LEE    STREET    CHURCH,   UNITARIAN. 

Cambridgeport. 
Organized  March  17,  1847. 
Re v.John  P.  Bland,  Pastor;  Hor- 
ace K.  Osborne,  Treasurer  aud  Col- 
lector; Wm.  J.  Wilson,  Clerk;  Wm. 
H.  Bates,  Sexton,  resides  33  Lee 
street. 


UNIVERSALIST. 

FIRST  UNIVERSALIST  SOCIETY. 
Cambridgeport. 
Main  street,  corner  Front. 
Incorporated  Feb.  9, 1822. 
Rev.  Oscar  F.  Safford,  Pastor;  Ren- 
ben  Arey,  Cyrus  D.  Wilder,  Charles 
James,  Arthur  E.  Denison,  Geo.  Close, 


MISCELLANEOUS  DEPARTMENT. 


353 


Standing  Committee;  Samuel  A. 
King,  Treas. ;  Charles  F.  Woodman, 
Clerk;  Arthur  E.  Denison,  Supt.  of 
Sunday-school;  Enoch  J.  Howlett, 
Sexton,  resides  6  Upton  street. 


SECOND    UNIVERSALIST  SOCIETY. 

East  Cambridge. 
Otis  street,  near  Fifth. 
Incorporated  Feb.  11,  1823. 


ard, 


Pastor;  Jonas  "Wood- 
Moderator;    Amos   O.    Gorton, 


Clerk;  Jonas  Woodard,  Treas.  and 
Collector;  John  C.  Burdakin,  B.  F. 
Davis,  Edwin  W.  Smith,  John  Whit- 
acre,  Amos  O.  Gorton,  Standing  Com- 
mittee; Edwin  W.  Smith,  Supt.  of 
Sunday-school. 


THIRD     UNTYERSALIST     SOCIETY     IN 
CAMBRIDGE. 

North  Cambridge. 

North  avenue,  near  R.  R.  station. 

Organized  1851. 

Incorporated  1874. 

Rev.  Charles  W.  Biddle,  Pastor; 
James  B.  Rice,  jr.,  Chairman,  George 
W.  Bunton,  Clerk;  Jonas  C.  Welling- 
ton, Samuel  F.  Woodbridge,  John  W. 
Fairbanks,  Morris  B.  Boynton,  Parish 
Committee;  Audrew  J.  Lovell,  Supt. 
of  Sunday-school;  Albert  F.Roberts, 
Chorister;  George  P.  Small,  Sexton, 
resides  rear  5  Russell  street. 


IRVING  MISSION. 

564  Main,  corner  Pearl  street. 

Preaching,  Sunday  5.30  p.m.  Pray- 
er-meeting, Monday  and  Thursday 
evenings,  7.45  p.m.  Eveybody  wel- 
come. 


INSURANCE  COMPANY. 

CAMBRIDGE  MUTUAL  FIRE  INS.  CO. 

555  Main,  cor.  Norfolk  street. 

Officers:  Josiah  W.  Cook,  Presi- 
dent; Alfred  L.  Barbour,  Secretary 
and  Treasurer;  Josiah  W.  Cook,Jacob 
Eaton,  Joseph  A.  Holmes,  Adolphus 
Osborn,  Joseph  Whittemore,  J.  W. 
Hammond,  William  J.  Marvin,  John 
Stone,  Directors.    (See  page  159 J. 


CORPORATIONS. 


AMERICAN  RUBBER  COMPANY. 

Potter  street,  near  Grand  Junction 

Railway. 

East  Cambridge. 

R.    D.    Evans,   President;    O.    W. 

Paine,  Treasurer;  H.  W.Burr,  Supt.; 

R.  D.  Evans,  O.   W.  P;iiue,  H.  W. 

Burr,    W.   D.   Hunt,  J.   H.   Rogers, 

Directors.    Office  (59  Franklin  street, 

Boston). 


CAMBRIDGE  CEMETERY. 

Located  on  Coolidge  avenue,  near 
Watertown  line,  Cambridge. 

Established  in  1853.    Area  37  acres. 

His  Honor  the  Mayor,  ex  officio, 
Chairman;  George  T.  Gale,  William 
Page,  G.  S.  Saunders,  John  O'Brien, 
Curtis  Davis,  S.  B.  Buck,  Commis- 
sioners;  James  K.  Farwell,  Supt. 


CAMBRIDGE  CO-OPERATIVE  SAVING 
FUND  AND  LOAN  ASSOCIATION 

East  Cambridge. 
89  Cambridge  street. 
Chartered  June  25,1877. 
Capital  stock,  $500,000. 
Rufus  R.  Wade,   President;   John 
F.    Stimpson,   Vice-president;    John 
Loughrey,  Treas. ;    John  H.   Ponce, 
Secretary;    John  P.   McCormick,   F. 
C.  Low,  Geo.  S.  Keeler,  H.  W.  Gil- 
more,  M.  H.  Adams,  N.  W.  Shum- 
way,    H.    W.  Thurston,    Directors; 
John  A.  Brogan,  William  R.  Carson, 
Auditors. 

Monthly  meetings,  second  Wednes- 
day evening  of  each  month. 


CAMBRIDGEPORT  DIARY    COMPANY. 

105  Magazine  street. 

Edwin  Dresser,  President;  Albert 
S.  Parsons,  Treasurer;  J.  Augustine 
Wade,  Superintendent. 


CAMBRIDGE    GAS    LIGHT  COMPANY. 

Office  424  Harvard  street,  Cambridge. 

Capital  stock,  $700,000. 

J.  M.  Tyler,  President;  Estea 
Howe,  Treasurer;  C.  C.  Allen,  J.  M. 
Tyler,  Estes  Howe,  James  U.  Fisk, 
Fordyce  M.  Stimson,  K.  S.  Chaffee, 
Henry  A.  Piper,  Directors;  H.  A. 
Allyn,  Superintendent. 


354  MISCELLANEOUS  DEPARTMENT. 

®amWflge  Rational  §atti 

87  CAMBRIDGE  ST.,  EAST  CAMBRIDGE,  MASS. 

ORGANIZED    JUNE     1,    1864. 

CAPITAL,       -  S100,000. 

I>.  R.   SORTWELL,  President. 

J.  C.  BULLARD,  Cashier. 

W.  E.  3L.lL.OYI>,  Messenger. 

DIRECTORS.— D.  R.  Sortwell,  J.  H.  Tyler,  C.  J.  Adams,  J.  C.  Bullard,  Thomas 
Cunningham,  J.  A.  Wellington. 

DISCOUNT    DAY    TUESDAY. 

THE  FIRST  NATIONAL  BANK 

OF   CAMBRIDGE.    FORMERLY   HARVARD    BANK. 

Incorporated  1861.    Reorganized  1864. 

CAPITAL,      -       -       -       -      $200,000. 

DANIEL  U.  CHAMBERLIN,  President. 

W.  A.  BULLARD,  Cashier.  H.  W.  BUZZARD,  Messenger. 

DIRECTORS.— H.  N.  Tilton,  Edward  Hyde,  D.  U.  Chamberlin,  Henry  Endicott, 
Dana  W.  Hyde. 

DISCOUNT    DAY    MONDAY. 
Located    on    Main    Street,    corner    Prospect. 


The  Charles  River  National  Bank 

State  Charter,  1832.    National,  1864. 


CAPITAL,    -    -    -    -    $100,000. 

SAMUEL  B.  RINLGE,  President. 

EBEN    SNOW,    Cashier. 

WILLI  AM!    M.    SNOW,    Assistant    Cashier. 
GEORGE    H.    HOLMES,    Bookkeeper. 

J.    ERED.    HUTCHINSON,    Messenger. 

DIRECTORS. 
SAMUEL  B.  RINDGE.  WM.  T.  RICHARDSON.  DAVID  B.  FLINT. 

WM.  KIMBALL.  EBEN  SNOW. 


3Discoij.iit  eTrersr  :Da;y- 
LOCATED  AT  NO.  1,  HARVARD  ROW. 


MISCELLANEOUS  DEPARTMENT.  355 

NATIONAL  CITY  BANK, 

OIF    O-A-IMIIBIRIIDa-IE!. 
553  MAIN 'STREET,  OAMBRIDGEPORT,  MASS. 

INCORPORATED    1853.         REORGANIZED    1865. 

CAPITAL,        -       -        -        $100,000. 

GEORGE  T.  GALE,  President.  HENRY  B.  DAVIS,  Cashier. 

G.  E.  RICHARDSON,  Clerk  and  Messenger. 

Directors:— George  P.  Carter,  George  W.  Colburn,  Edwin  Dresser,  George  T.  Gale, 
Frank  A.  Kennedy. 

DISCOUNT    EVERY    I>A.Y. 

CAMBRID&E  SAVINGS  BANK. 

NO.  2  HARVARD    ROW,   CAMBRIDGE,  MASS. 

INCORPORATED     1834. 

President, CHAS.  Vv".    SEVER. 

Treasurer, JAJVXES    3YL.    THURSTON. 

Cleric, JAIVtES    H.    WYETH. 

Bookkeeper, OSCAR    W.    ALLEN". 

Interest  computed  from  the  fourth  Thursday  of  every  quarter,  viz.:  January,  April, 
July,  and  October,  and  payable  in  January  and  July  of  each  year. 

OFFICE  HOURS,  8  A.M.  TO  t  P.M. 


66  CAMBRIDGE  ST,  COR.  SECOND, 

EAST    CAMBRIDGE. 

Incorporated  1853.       Reorganized  March  1865. 


CAPITAL,  $150,000.  SURPLUS,  $100,000. 


LEWIS  HALL,  President. 

T.  HENRY  HUDSON,  Cashier. 
B.  D.  BLAISDELL,  Clerk  and  Messenger. 


DIRECTORS. 

LEWIS  HALL,        K.  S.  CHAFFEE,         SAMUEL  SLOCOMB,         S.  B.  RINDGB, 

FRANCIS  DRAPER,       L.  MARRETT,       O.  S.  BROWN. 

DISCOUNT    DAY    MONDAY. 


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MISCELLANEOUS  DEPARTMENT. 


CAMBRIDGE  RAILROAD  COMPANY. 

Office,  3  Harvard  square, 

Cambridge. 
Capital  stock,  $1,600,000. 
J.  H.  Tyler,  President;  F.  T.  Ste- 
vens, Treasurer;  office  hours,  9  a.m. 
to  2  p.m.;  F.  T.  Stevens,  Clerk; 
Joseph  H.  Tyler,  Caleb  C.  Allen, 
James  C.  Fisk,  Geo.  P.  Carter,  Estes 
Howe,  Directors. 

CAMBRIDGE  ROLLING  MILLS. 

126  Portland  street. 
Cambridgeport. 
Gilmore    &     Eustis,     proprietors. 
Office,  40  Kilby,  Boston.    (See  back 
cover.) 

CAMBRIDGE  WHARF  COMPANY. 

S.  B.  Rindge,  President;  S.  B. 
Rindge,  W.  H.  L.  Smith,  Theophilus 
Burr,  Frank  Goodwin,  Directors; 
Theophilus  Burr,  Treasurer. 

CHARLES    RIVER     STREET-RAILWAY 
COMPANY. 

Office,  484  Main  street,  Cambridge- 
port. 
Incorporated  1881.      Capital  $250,000 

Tracks  already  constructed  from. 
Cambridgeport  to  Somerville,  con- 
necting tracks  of  Cambridge  R.  R., 
Cambridge,  with  Middlesex  R.  R.  in 
Somerville. 

Emmons  Raymond,  Sam'l  L.  Mon- 
tague, Geo.  B.  Wilbur,  Frederick  S, 
Davis,  Daniel  U.  Chamberlin,  James 
M.  HiltoD,  Henry  O.  Houghton,  Chas. 
E.  Raymond,  James  M.  W.  Hall,  Ed- 
mund" Reardon,  Henry  F.  Woods, 
Board  of  Directors;  Charles  E.  Ray- 
mond, President;  Daniel  U.  Cham- 
berlin, Treasurer;  Charles  S.  Hanks, 
Clerk. 

DOVER    STAMPING    COMPANY. 

153  Putnam  av.,  Cambridgeport. 

Horace  Whitney,  President;  H.  N. 
Loveland,  Treasurer;  Horace  Whit- 
ney, L.  B.  Foss,  E.  H.  Whitney, 
Thomas  Fern  aid,  H.  N.  Loveland, 
Directors.  Office,  88  and  90  North 
street,  Boston. 

FRIENDSHIP  HALL    ASSOCIATION. 

D.  H.  Thurston,  President;  W.  A. 
Collamore,  Clerk;  C.  Waugh,  Treas.; 
O.  J.  Rand,  W.  A.  Waugh,  C.  H. 
Vollentine,  Daniel  E.  Fra  ier,  E.  J. 
Packard,  D.  H.  Thurston,  Henry  P. 
Trask,  Directors. 

HARUGARI  ASSOCIATION. 

Incorporated  March  5,  1878. 
Meets  at  Harugari  hall,  Sixth  street, 
corner  Spring,    second  Thursday  of 
each  January.    Board  of  Managers' 


meeting,  first  Thursday  of  each 
month.  H.  Bachmann.  President; 
N.  Young,  Vice-president;  Peter 
Gerrish,  Treasurer;  L.  Deutschler, 
Secretary. 

IDEAL  PRINTERS'  TOOL  CO. 

John  Loughrey,  General  Agent, 
Charles,  corner  Sixth  street,  East 
Cambridge. 

IRVING  LAND  ASSOCIATES. 
Organized  July,  1882. 
John  Loughrey,  President;  M.  H. 
Adams,  Vice-president;  John  F. 
Stimpson,  Sec. ;  John  Loughrey, 
Treas. ;  John  Loughrey,  M.  H.  Ad- 
ams, R.  S.  Robinson,  Trustees. 
Meet  second  Mondays  Jan.,  April, 
July  and  Oct.,  144  Charles  street. 

IVERS  &  POND  PIANO  CO. 

Factory,  Albany  St.,  Cambridgeport. 

Warerooms,  597  Washington  street, 

Boston. 

J.  N.  Thompson,  President;  G.  A. 

Gibson,  Treas.;   W.  H.  Ivers,  Supt. 

MASON  &  HAMLIN  ORGAN  AND 
PIANO  CO. 

Factory,  162  Broadway,  Cambridge- 
port. 
Warerooms,  154  Tremont  St.,  Boston. 
Lowell  Mason,  President;  Henry 
Mason,  Treasurer;  Wm.  O.  Trow- 
bridge, Supt. 

MOUNT  AUBURN  CEMETERY. 

Located  in  Cambridge  and  Water- 
town. 

Incorporated  in  1831.  New  charter, 
1835.  Area  about  135  acres.  There 
are  about  4800  private  lots. 

Israel  M.  Spelman,  131  Devonshire, 
Boston,  President;  H.  B.  Mackin- 
tosh, 16  Pemberton  square,  Boston, 
Secretary,  pro  tern,  and  Treasur- 
er; J.  W.  Lovering,  Superintendent 
at  the  Cemetery;  Henry  A.  Rice, 
William  S.  Eaton,Israel  M.  Spelman, 
Roger  Wolcott,  Samuel  R.  Payson, 
T.  Quincy  Brown,  Jerome  Jones, 
D.  R.  Whitney,  Alanson  Bigelow, 
Edward  Lawrence,  Charles  F.  Choate, 
Charles  IT.  Cotting,  Trustees.  Tick- 
ets of  admission  for  carriages  may 
be  obtained  of  the  Secretary,  Treas- 
urer, or  Superintendent. 

NEW  ENGLAND  GLASS  COMPANY. 

North  street,  East  Cambridge. 
Incorporated  Feb.  16,  1818. 
C.  J.  Morrill,  President;  Wm.  H. 
Munroe,  Treasurer;  Chas.  J.  Morrill, 
James  Longley,  Chas.  W.  Munroe, 
John  Collamore,  Directors.  Office,  4 
P.  O.  sq.,  Boston. 


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NEW  ENGLAND  LODGE  ASSOCIATES, 
I.    O.  O.   F. 

East  Cambridge. 
Incorporated  1873. 
E.  H.  Blake,  President;  John 
H.  Fellows,  Vice-president;  Silas  E. 
Back,  Clerk;  L.  F.  Vaupel,  Treas. 
Office,  Odd  Fellows  building,  83  Cam- 
bridge street. 

REVERSIBLE  COLLAR  COMPANY. 

10  Arrow  street,  Cambridge. 
Incorporated  1866. 
Capital  stock,  $250,000. 
George  K.    Snow,    President    and 
Superintendent;    George  N.    March, 
Treasurer;    George    H.    Dickerman, 
P.  Pierce,   Eben  Denton,  G.   D.   Gil- 
man,  George  N.  March,  Ira  Bradley, 
and  Geo.  K.  Snow,  Directors.    Office 
of  the  Treasurer,  32  Hawley  street, 
Boston. 

STANDARD  TURNING  WORKS. 

(Formerly  Ela  Bros.) 

131  to  135  Broadway,  Cambridgeport. 

Office,  53  State  street,  Boston. 

George    W.    Chiprnan,    President; 

Walter  Ela,  Treasurer;   Richard  Ela, 

Agent.    (See  back  cover.) 

UNION  HALL  ASSOCIATION. 
Cambridgeport. 
Geo.  A.  Alden,  President;  Samuel 
B.  Rindge,  James  H.  Hall,  W.  A. 
Bullard,  George  A.  Alden,  Asa  P. 
Morse,  R.  O.  Fuller,  Directors;  W.  A. 
Bullard,  Clerk  and  Treasurer;  M.  L. 
Wdder,  Janitor. 

UNION  RAILWAY  COMPANY. 

Office,  3  Harvard  square, 

Cambridge. 

Capital  stock,  $374,300. 

K.    S.  Chaffee,    President;    F.    T. 

Stevens,    Secretary   and    Treasurer; 

office  hours,  9  a.m.  to  2  p.m.  ;  A.  L. 

Richards,      General      Manager;      R. 

Hapgood,    Supt.;    John    J.    Bright, 

George   P.    Carter,  Edwin    Dresser, 

Knowlton  S.  Chaffee,  James  C.  Fisk, 

Samuel  B.   Rindge,  F.  T.    Stevens, 

A.  L.  Richards,   Joseph  H.  Converse, 

Estes  Howe,  Directors. 


MASONIC. 

BOARD   OP  DIRECTORS. 

Masonic  Hall,  Cambridge. 

Annual  meeting  fourth  Wednesday 
in  December,  at  Masonic  Hall. 

Henry  Endicott,  President;  J.  War- 
ren Cotton,  Clerk;  J.  C.  Wellington, 
Treas. ;  D.  U\  Chamberlin,  J.  Warren 

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Cotton,  Z.  H.  Thomas,  Hiram  L. 
Chase,  Geo.  P.  Carter,  Austin  Bige- 
low. 


CAMBRIDGE  ROYAL  ARCH  CHAPTER. 
Cambridgeport. 
Chartered  1864. 

Meets  second  Friday  evening  of 
every  month,  in  Masonic  Hall,  Main 
street,  near  Temple. 

Officers— Edwin  L.  Haley,  M.  E.  H. 
P.;  Wm.  A.  Bunton,  E.  K.;  Geo.  W. 
Buuton,  E.  S. ;  J.  Warren  Cotton, 
Treas.;  Win.  L.  Lathrop,  Sec. ;  Rev. 
John  P.  Bland,  Chaplain. 

AMICABLE   LODGE. 

Cambridgeport. 

Chartered  1805. 
Meets  first  Thursday  evening    of 
every  month,  in  Masonic  Hall,  Main 
street,  near  Temple. 

Officers— James  K.  Odell,  W.  M. ; 
Frank  W.  Dallinger,  S.  W.;  Geo.  A. 
Sanders,  J.  W.;  Wm.  L.  Lathrop, 
Treas.;  Chas.  Tufts,  Sec.  (53d  term); 
Robert  N.  Roaf,  Asst.  Sec. 

PUTNAM  LODGE. 

East  Cambridge. 
Chartered  Dec.  14,   1854. 

Meets  third  Monday  evening  of 
every  month,  at  Knights  of  Honor 
Hall,  89  Cambridge  street. 

Annual  election  held  on  the  third 
Monday  of  November. 

Officers— Ed w.  F.  Adams,  W.  M.; 
T.  Henry  Hudson,  S.  W. ;  C  harles 
Davis,  J.  W. ;  George  L.  Mitchell, 
Treas. ;  Wm.  Y.  Thompson,  Sec. ; 
Charles  E.  Folsom,  S.  D. ;  Silas  E. 
Buck,  J.  D. ;  Geo.  W.  Butters,  S.  S. ; 
Horatio  N.  Hovey  jr.,  J.  S. ;  John  E. 
Rice,  Chap.;  Milo  P.  Shattuck,  Mar.; 
John  Pack  wood,  I.  S. ;  Geo.  H.  Mun- 
roe,  Organist;  Walter  Winward,  Ty- 
ler; John  C.  Bullard,  Trustee  of 
Charity  Fund. 

MOUNT  OLIVET  LODGE. 

Cambridge. 
Chartered  March,  1863. 

Meets  third  Thursday  evening  of 
every  month,  in  Freemasons  Hall, 
Dunster  st.  Annual  election,  third 
Thursday  in  November. 

Officers  — Linus  C.  Bird,  W.  M.; 
Lafayette  G.  Blair,  S.  W.;  Charles  H. 
Wiswell,  J.  W.;  Chas.  E.  Willard, 
Treasurer;  James  M.  Thurston,  Sec; 
Micah  J.  Farrell,  Chaplain;  John  S. 
Rice,  Marshal;  Jacob  C.  Patton,  Sen. 
Deacon;  Edward  W.  Bettinsou,  Jun. 
Deacon;  John  K.  Perkins,  S.  S. ; 
Francis  E.  Bailey,  J.  S. ;  Ebenezer 
Tucker,  I.  S. ;  Andrew  J.  Jones,  Ty- 
ler; Win.  Wright,  H.  L.  Chase,  Jas. 
A.  Martin,  Trustees. 


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MISCELLANEOUS  DEPARTMENT. 


MIZPAH  LODGE. 

Cambridgeport. 
Chartered  1867. 
Meets  second  Monday  evening  of 
every  month,  in  Masonic  Hall,  Main 
street,  near  Temple. 

Officers— John  G.  Thorogood,  W. 
M.;  W.  A.  Bunton,  S.  W. ;  Geo.  W. 
Bunton,  J.  W. ;  D.  U.  Chamberlin, 
Treas. ;  Harry  T.  Upham,  Sec. 


CHARITY  LODGE. 

North  Cambridge. 
Chartered  March  9, 1870. 

Regular  meeting  first  Monday  in 
each  month  in  Odd  Fellows  Hall,  240 
North  avenue. 

Officers— Fred  A.  Freeman,  W.  M. ; 
John  E.  Ricker,  S.  W.;  Geo.  F. 
Dickman,  J.  W. ;  Francis  M.  Mason, 
Treas.;  Thos.  T.  Ferguson,  Sec;  Rev. 
W.  A.  Start,  Chap. ;  E.  Ericsson,  I. 
S.;  A.  E.  Loug,  Tyler. 


ODD  FELLOWS. 

CHARLES  RIVER  ENCAMPMENT,  NO. 

22,   I.   O.  O.    F. 

Cambridgeport. 

Instituted  Sept.  1, 1846. 

Regular  sessions  are  held  on  ttie 

first  and  third   Friday   evenings  of 

each  mouth,  in  Odd  Fellows  Hall,  583 

Main  street. 


FRIENDSHIP  LODGE,  NO.   20, 
I.    O.  O.   F. 

Cambridgeport. 
Instituted  Sept.  26,  1843. 
Regular  sessions  are    held    every 
Monday    evening  in>  each  week,    in 
Odd  Fellows  Hall,  583  Main  street. 


NEW  ENGLAND    ENCAMPMENT,     NO. 
34,   I.   O.    O.  F. 

East  Cambridge. 
Instituted  Oct.  3, 1865. 

Regular  sessions  are  held  on  the 
first  and  third  Wednesday  evenings 
of  each  month,  in  Odd  Fellows  Hall, 
No.  83  Cambridge  street,  East  Cam- 
bridge. 

Officers— James  M.  Price,  Chief  Pa- 
triarch; Chas.  W.  Wood,  High  Priest; 
Geo.  B.  Hamlin,  Senior  Warden ;  W. 
W.  Blackman,  Junior  Warden;  John 
H.  Fellows,  Scribe;  Ebeu  Pratt,  Fi- 
nancial Scribe;  John  A.  Tufts  jr., 
Treasurer;  J.  S.  Clark,  Walter  Win- 
ward,  E.  W.  Smith,  Trustees. 


MOUNT  AUBURN  LODGE,  NO. 
94,   I.    O.    O.    F. 

Cambridge. 

Instituted  Sept.  23,1845. 

Reinstituted  July  20,  1870. 

Regular  sessions  are  held  Tuesday 

eve.iingin  each  week,  in  their  Hall, 

15  Brattle  street. 

Officers— Win.  L.  Qualey,  N.  G.; 
James  C.  Paige,  V.  G. ;  E.  Tucker, 
Sec  ;  Joseph  R.  Pettingill,  J.  Phillips 
White,  James  M.  Thurston,  Trustees. 

NEW  ENGLAND  LODGE,   NO.   4, 
I.  O.    O.  F. 

East  Cambridge. 
Instituted  April  26,  1827. 

Regular  sessions  are  held  every 
Friday  evening  in  each  week,  in  Odd 
Fellows  Hall,  83  Cambridge  street, 
East  Cambridge. 

Officers— G.  W.  Yeaton,  N.  G. ;  J. 
H.  LeVier,  V.  G.;  John  H.  Fellows, 
Sec;  G.  W.Barnes,  Treas.;  Charles 
Davis,  Per.  Sec. ;  James  M.  Price, 
Chap.:  E.  H.  Blake,  W.  W.  Black- 
man,  Charles  Searles,  Trustees. 


AMITY  LODGE,  NO.   15,   D.    OF  R.,     OF 
THE  I.    O.   O.   F. 

East  Cambridge. 
Organized  June  29, 1871. 

Regular  sessions  are  held  on  the 
second  and  last  Thursday  evenings 
in  each  month,  in  Odd  Fellows  Hall, 
83  Cambridge  street,  East  Cambridge. 

Officers— J.  H.  Fellows,  N.  G. ;  Mrs. 
S.  A.  Davis,  V.  G. ;  Mrs.  H.  H.  Mor- 
rison, R.  S.;  Mrs.  M.  C.  Clarke,  F.  S.; 
Mrs.  O.  L.  Young,  Treas.;  Mrs.  E. 
Burton,  Mrs.  K.  Hunnewell,  and  J. 
M.  Price,  Trustees. 


OLIVE  BRANCH  LODGE,   NO.    21, 
D.    OF  R.,    I.    O.   O.    F. 

Cambridgeport. 
Organized  March  13, 1874. 
Officers— Mrs.  Mary  J.  Mills,  N.  G. ; 
Mrs.  Nellie  M.  Robinson,  V.  G.;  Mrs. 
E.  A.  R.  Hanscom,  R.  S. ;  Mrs.  Lizzie 
H.  Jones,  F.  S.;  Mrs.  E.  B.  Mills, 
Treasurer. 

MOUNT  SINAI  LODGE,   NO.   169, 
I.    O.   O.    F. 

North  Cambridge. 
Instituted  Sept.  1,  1874. 

Regular  sessions  are  held  every 
Thursday  evening,  at  Odd  Fellows 
Hall,  240  North  avenue. 

Officers— Sylvanus  G.  Griffin,  N. 
G. ;  Raymond  Lynes,  V.  G. ;  J.  M. 
Frost,  Treasurer;  W.  H.  Harrington. 
Rec.  Sec. ;  J.  J.  Todd,  Per.  Sec  ;  Geo. 
Tibbetts,  W.;  Warren  Hill,  O.J  Geo. 


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359 


Griffin,  R.  S.  N  G. ;  E.  H.  Locke,  L, 
S.  N.  G.;  Asa  Flanders,  R.  S.  V  G. ; 
A.  F.  Roberts,  L.  S.  V.  G. ;  Samuel 
Coombs,  I.  G. ;  George  Frost,  O.  G. ; 
A.  E.  Long,  R.  S.  S  ;  Geo  H.  McKee, 
L.  S.  S. ;  E.  H.  Harnden,  E.  H.  Locke, 
Lewis  Putnam,  Trustees;  E.  H. 
Stevens,  Medical  Examiner. 


CAMBRIDGE  LODGE,  NO    13,  I.  O.  O    F. 

Cambridgeport. 
Instituted  Sept.  2,  1874. 

Regular  sessions  a  e  held  every 
Tuesday  evening  in  each  week,  at 
Odd  Fellows  Hall,  583  Main  street. 

Officers-H.  C.  Wilder,  N.  G. ;  Cbas. 
S.  Gilcreas,  V.  G. ;  Win.  Milligan, 
Sec;  Augustus  L.  Hobbs,  Treas.;  A. 
H.  H.  Warren,  Per.  Sec. 


ODD  FELLOWS    MUTUAL  RELIEF 
ASSOCIATION, 

of  the  City  of  Cambridge. 
Organized  Dec.  5, 1871 

Annual  meeting  held  second  Fri- 
day in  December,  in  Odd  Fellows 
Hall,  583  Main  street, Cambridgeport. 
Special  sessions  as  called. 

Officers  — Henry  P  Trask,  Pres  ; 
Eben  Tucker,  Vice-president;  J. 
K.  Thompson,  Sec;  James  M.  Thurs- 
ton, Treas. ;  J.  R.  Pettingill,  John  R. 
Caflock,  Geo.  H.  Davis,  Board  of 
Trustees  Secretary's  office,  566  Main 
street,  Cambridgeport. 

NEW    ENGLAND  PROVIDENT  ASSO- 
CIATION 

East  Cambridge. 

Organized  Dec.  13,  1871 

Reorganized  and  incorporated  April 
16,  1878. 

Annual  meetings  on  the  second 
Wednesday  evening  in  December  ot 
each  year,  in  Odd  Fellows  Hall,  No. 
83  Cambridge  street,  East  Cambridge, 
Mass 

Officers — Grove  H.  Loomis,  Pres. ; 
Charles  A.  Austin,  Vice-pres. ;  Wal- 
ter Win  ward,  Sec;  James  M  Price, 
Treas. ;  Grove  H  Loomis,  Charles  A. 
Austin,  James  M.  Price,  Charles  Da- 
vis, Louis  F.  Vaupel,  Directors. 


HARVARD  LODGE,  NO.   1542, 
G.   U.  O.  O.    F. 

Cambridgeport. 

Instituted  July  14, 1873. 

Regular  meetings  are  held  on  the 
second  and  fourth  Monday,  at  539 
Main  street.  Degree  meeting  first 
Thursday  of  each  month. 


AMERICAN  LEGION  OF  HONOR. 

CAMBRIDGE  COUNCIL,   NO.  41. 

North  Cambridge. 

instituted  October  28,  1880. 

Meets  at  Odd  Fellows  Hall,  North 

avenue,    North    Cambridge,    on    the 

first  and  third  Friday  of  each  month. 

DANA  COUNCIL,  NO.  123. 

Instituted  March  19,  1880. 
Meet   in    Pythian  Hall,  first  and 
third  Monday  evenings. 


A.  0.  OF  H. 


DIVISION  NO     21. 

Carh"bridge. 

Meets  at  G  A  R.  Hall,  Palmer 
street,  second  and  fourth  Wednesday 
evenings  of  each  month. 

Officers— Cornelius  V  Breslin,  Pres- 
ident; Edward  Donahoe,  Vice-pres. ; 
John  M.  Doran,  Rec  Sec ;  P.  Mc- 
Elearney,  Fin.  Sec;  Mathew  Dur- 
gin,  Treas. 


DIVISION  no.  5. 

Cambridgeport. 

Organized  Oct.  11,  1871. 

Meetings  held  the  first  and  third 

Tuesday  evenings  of  every  month,  in 

Hibernian  Hall,  560  Main  street. 

Officers — Florence  McCarthy,  Pres- 
ident; Nicholas  Shaughnessy,  Vice- 
pres.  ;  James  Cleary,  Treas. ;  John 
Toomey,  Fin.  Sec. ;  James  Finnigan, 
Cor.  Sec. 

DIVISION  NO  15. 

East  Cambridge. 
Organized  April,  1874. 

Meetings  held  the  first  and  third 
Thursday  evenings  of  every  month, 
in  G.  A.  R.  Hall,  115i  Cambridge  St., 
East  Cambridge. 

Officers  — John  McSorley,  Pres.; 
Thos.  Cawley,  Vice-pres. ;  E.  J.  Cav- 
anaugh,  Rec.  Sec ;  Thomas  Granger, 
Fin.  Sec ;  Timothy  O'Keefe,  Treas. 


A.  0.  U.  W. 


INMAN    LODGE,   NO.   27. 

Instituted  June  24, 1881. 

Meets  second  and  fourth  Mondays 
in  G.  A.  R.  Hall,  573  Main  street. 

Officers— P.  Allen  Lindsey,  M. 
W.;  Dr.  Joseph  A.  Wolcott,  F. ;  A. 
J.  Lawson,  O.;  James  K.  Odell,  P. 


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MISCELLANEOUS  DEPARTMENT. 


M.;  S.  D.  Young,  R.;  Geo.  C.  Bent, 
F. ;  Joseph  Whittemore,  Rec;  Geo. 
H.  Byron,  G. ;  James  Drake,  I.  W. ; 
James  Mellen,  O.  W. ;  Dr.  Norton 
Polsom,  Dr.  J.  A.  Woloott,Med\  Exs. ; 
James  K.  CMell,  F.  T.  Stevens,  James 
Mellen,  Trustees;  James  K.  Odell, 
Rep.  to  G.  C;  Dr.  G.  S.  Reed,  Alt. 


BAY  STATE  FRATERNITY. 


CAMBRIDGE  LODGE,  NO.   4. 

Organized  July,  1882. 

Meets  first,  third,  and  fifth  Tuesday 
in  each  month,  at  K.  of  H.  Hall,  89 
Cambridge  street. 

John  Loughrey,  P.  P.;  Dr.  J.  A. 
Couburn,  P. ;  Thomas  M.  Howard,  V. 
P. ;  Jonas  H.  Wilson,  Treas. ;  M.  H. 
Adams,  Sec;  D.  F.  Murray,  G.;  Jas. 
Dunbar,  I.  S. ;  C.  F.  Parkhurst,  O.  S. 

HARVARD  LODGE,  NO.   3. 

Meets  at  G.  A.  R.  Hall,  573  Main  St., 
on  the  Fourth  Wednesday  of  each 
month. 

Officers  — J.  Frank  Row,  P.  P.; 
Henry  B.  Burton,  Pres. ;  W.  H.  Par- 
menter,  V.  P. ;   J.  L.  Jones  jr.,  Sec. ; 

Geo.  F.  Crook,  Treas. ;  , 

Chap.;  Geo.  S.  Evans,  War.;  J&mes 
E.  Corcoran,  A.  W. ;  Amos  B.  Jarvis, 

I.  G.;  Edmund  Dean,  O.  G.;  

,  Physician. 


G.  A.  R. 

WILLIAM  H.    SMART  POST  30. 

Cambridgeport. 

Meetings  held  every  Thursday 
evening,  at  G  A.  R.  Hall,  573  Main  st. 

Officers— Horace  J.  Gray,  C. ;  John 
W.  Walker,  S.  V.  C. ;  Henry  E.  Bur- 
ton, J.V.  C. ;  Eldorado  Osborn,  Adjt.; 
Wm.  H.  P.  Plumraer,  Chap.;  M.  Doh- 
erty,  Surgeon ;  J.  L.  P.  Ackers,  Q.  M.; 
Samuel  Hall,  O.  of  D. ;  Curtis  C. 
Hobbs,  O.  of  G.;  George  H.  Cope- 
land,  Mark  J.  Folsom,  Wm.  Parks, 
Relief  Com.;  Geo.  H.  Copeland,  P. 
Allen  Lindsey,  Richard  F.  Tobin, 
Dels,  to  Dep.  Con.;  Geo.  S.  Evans, 
P.  Allen  Lindsey,  Cornelius  G.  H. 
Bennink,  Trustees. 

Annual  meeting  first  Thursday  in 
December. 

CHARLES  BECK   POST  56. 

Cambridge. 

Meets  in  Grand  Army  Hall,  Palmer 
street,  corner  Brattle,  every  Monday 
evening. 

Annual  meeting  first  Monday  in 
December. 


Officers— Daniel  T.  Duhig,  C. ;  Jas. 
E.  Barrows,  S.  V.  C. ;  J.  Gardner 
Bartlett,  J.  V.  C. ;  Edmund  Miles, 
Q.  M.;  Dr.  Alfred  A.  Stocker,  Surg.; 
Dexter  Jewetf,  O.  D.;  Alfred  Davies, 
O.  G. ;  C.  T.  Canfield,  Chap. ;  Melville 
C.  Beedle,  Del. to  Dep. Con.;  Charles 
S.  Seagrave,  Alt. ;  Daniel  T.  Duhig, 
Edmund  Miles,  Wm.  H.  Eveleth, 
Charles  S.  Seagrave,  Albert  W.  Cur- 
tis, Trustees;  James  E.  Barrows, 
John  Gill,  Melville  C.  Beedle,  Audit- 
ing Committee. 

P.     STEARNS    DAVIS    ENCAMPMENT, 

POST  57. 

East  Cambridge. 

Meets  in  Goldsmith  Hall,  117  Cam- 
bridge street,  every  Wednesday  even- 
ing. 

Officers— Jonas  F.  Capelle,C.;  Thos. 
Montgomery,  S.  V.  C. ;  Wm.  Voit,  J. 
V.  C. ;  John  Van  Putt  en,  Q.  M. ;  T. 
Henry  Ball,  Chaplain;  Joseph  Dar- 
sonville,  Surgeon;  Henry  Weisse,  O. 
D.;  Michael  M.  Cairns,  O.  G. ;  Al- 
phonso  M  Lunt,  William  Gallagher, 
Dels,  to  Dep.  Con. ;  John  S.  Kenney, 
Thomas  Montgomery,  Alts. 

WOMAN'S  STATE  RELIEF  CORPS, 
NO.  2. 

Cambridge. 

Meet  first  Friday  in  each  month,  at 
G.  A.  R.  Hall,  Palmer  street. 

Officers — Mrs.  Elizabeth  Miles, 
Pres.;  Mrs.  Kathrina  L.  Beedle,  S.  V. 
P. ;  Mrs.  Sarah  A.  Torrey,  J.  V.  P. ; 
Mrs.  Leocardia  F.  Flowers,  Sec. ;  Miss 
M.  Carrie  Diekman,  Tre;>„s.;  Mrs. 
Clarissa  J.  Diekman,  Ciuip. ;  Mrs. 
Fannie  Hazen,  Con.;  Mrs.  H.  Ainuo 
Allen,  Guard. 


HARUGiRI. 

BUNKER  HILL  LODGE,   NO.    48. 

East  Cambridge. 
Organized  1854. 
Meets  first  and  third  Mondays  of 
every  month,  at  Harugari  Hall,  Sixth 
street,  corner  Spring. 

Officers— R.  Erhardt,  O.  B.;  T. 
Rohrbacher,  U.  B.;  T.  Stachle,  Cor. 
Sec. ;  F.  Huberer,  Treas. ;  H.  Hartz, 
Fin.  Sec. 


HOME  CIRCLE. 

CAMBRIDGE  COUNCIL,   NO.   12. 
Cambridgeport. 
Organized  Feb.  27,  1880. 
Meets  the  second  and  fourth  Thurs- 
day evenings,  at  Odd  Fellows  Hall, 
583  Main  street. 


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INDEPENDENT  ORDER  OF 
FORESTERS. 

COURT  PROSPECT,  NO.   18. 
Organized  June  24th,  1878. 
Meets  first  and  third  Tuesday  even- 
ings at  G.  A.  R.  Hall,  573  Main  street, 
Cambridgeport. 

Thomas  Dardis,  C.  R. ;  Thomas  Mc- 
Cue,  R.  S.;  J.  Mahady,  F.  S.;  D.  Hef- 
fernan,  Treas.;  Dr.  E.  Walsh,  Physi- 
cian. 

COURT  LECHTVIERE,   NO.    24. 

Instituted  Oct.  10,  1878 
Meets  in   Goldsmith's    Hall,    115£ 
Cambridge  street,  first  and  third  Mon- 
day of  every  month. 

Officers— Stephen  Anderson,  C.  R. 
John  Jackson,  V.  C.  R. ;  Garrett  T 
Culhane,  R  S  ;E  B.  Newman, F.  S 
Wm.  H.  O'Shea,  Treas. ;  M.  Costello 
S.  W.;  John  H.  Granger,  J  W. 
James  Leddy,  J.  B.;  D.  B.  Shaugh- 
nessy,  James  O.  Connor,  Owen  Rear- 
don,  Trustees;   Dr.  E.  Walsh,  Physi- 


KNIGHTS    AND    LADIES    OF 
HONOR. 


EQUITY  LODGE,   NO.  23, 

Cambridgeport. 
Instituted  March  8,  1878. 
Meets  second  and    fourth    Friday 
evenings  at  Odd  Fellows  Hall,  583 
Main  street. 

UNITED  LODGE,   NO.   46. 

East  Cambridge 
Instituted  May  17, 1878. 

Meets  first  and  third  Thursday  of 
every  month  at  Knights  of  Honor 
Hall,  89  Cambridge  street 

Officers— E.  C.  Barton,  P.  P. ;  Mrs. 
R.  B.  Hastings,  P.;  Mrs.  Jennie 
Dudley,  V.  P. ;  Emma  J.  Winward, 
Sec. ;  Mrs.  Carrie  S  Fairbairn,  Fin. 
Sec;  R.  B.  Harding  jr.,  Treasurer; 
Maria  Clarke,  Chaplain;  Fred  A. 
Locke,  Guide;  Mrs.  Annette  Mon- 
blo,  Guardian;  Charles  F.  Dud- 
ley, Sen.;  Gardner  Chapin,  Rebecca 
Harding,  N.  M.  Seelye,  Trustees; 
G.  A.  Coburn,  A.  L.  Norris,  Medical 
Examiners. 

VICTOR  LODGE,   NO.   500. 

Instituted  March  30,  1882. 
Meets  in  Pythian  Hall,  603  Main 
street,  second  and  fourth  Thursday 
evenings. 


KNIGHTS  OF  HONOR. 

CAMBRIDGE  LODGE,   NO.  191. 

East  Cambridge. 
Instituted  Dec.  6,  .1875. 

Meetings  are  held  every  Wednes- 
day evening,  in  Hovey's  building,89 
Cambridge  street,  corner  Third. 

Officers— John  F.  Nicol,  P.  D. ;  H. 
B.  Aston,  D.;  N.  M.  Seelye,  V.  D.; 
Edward  H.  Dwyer,  A.  D. ;  William 
H.  Gould,  Reporter;  John  Lough rey, 
Fin.  Rep.;  W.  B.  Hodsdon,  Treas.; 
H.  A.  Barker,  Chap.;  J.  Juhlman, 
Guide;  M.  H.  Adams,  Guardian;  T. 
B.  Robinson,  Sentinel;  Geo.  A.  Co- 
burn,  Medical  Examiner;  Geo.  H. 
Howard,  R.  to  G.  L. ;  G.  B.  Hamlin, 
Alt.;  C.  F.  Dudley,  C.  E.  Burton, 
W.  R.  Adams,  Trustees. 

HARVARD  LODGE,   NO.   470. 

Cambridge. 
Instituted  February  13.  1877. 
Meets  second  and  fourth  Tuesday 
evenings  in   each  month,  at  G.  A.  R. 
Hall,  Palmer  street. 

IRVING  LODGE,  NO.  1068. 

Cambridgeport. 
Instituted  May  16,  1878. 
Meetings  are  held  second  and  fourth 
Tuesday  evenings  of  each  month  in 
Pythian  Hall,  603  Main  street. 


NORTH  AVENUE  LODGE,   NO.   548. 

North  Cambridge. 
Instituted  March  30,  1877. 
Meets  first  and  third  Tuesday  even- 
ings of  each  month  at  Odd  Fellows 
Hall,  240  North  avenue. 

PROSPECT    LODGE,   NO.  282. 

Cambridgeport. 
Instituted  May  6,  1876. 
Meets  every  Thursday  evening  at 
Pythian  Hall,  Main  street. 


LAND  LEAGUE. 

EAST    CAMBRDDGE    BRANCH. 

Meets  second  and  fourth  Monday 
evenings,  in  Forrest  Hall,  257  Cam- 
bridge street. 

Officers — John  A.  Brogan,  Pres. ; 
John  Gaughan,  First  Vice-pres. ;  John 
O'Connell,  Rec.  Sec;  Rev.  John 
O'Brien,  Treas. 


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MISCELLANEOUS  DEPARTMENT. 


MICHAEL.  DAVITT  BRANCH. 

Organized  February,  1881. 

Meets  first  Sunday  of  every  month, 
G.  A.  E.  Hall,  Palmer  street. 

Officers— Thos.  J.  Hawkins,  Pres. ; 
David  F.  Burns,  James  Dollard.Yice- 
presidents;  John  Doran,  Bee.  Sec; 
Patrick  McElearney,  Fin.  Sec. ;  Mat- 
thew Durgin,  Treas. 


M.  C.  0.  OF  FORESTERS. 


ST.    JOHN'S  COURT,   NO.  33. 

East  Cambridge. 

Instituted  March  8, 1881. 

Meets  in  Grand  Army  Hall,  Gold- 
smith's building,  115j  Cambridge 
street,  on  the  first  and  third  Fridays. 

Officers  —  John  P.  McCormick,  C. 
R.;  John  Coulter,  V.  C.  B.;  Thomas 
Cauley,  B.  8.;  Bichard  Whorisky,  T. ; 
Peter  J.  McCloskev,  F.  S. ;  Thomas 
Walsh,  S.C.;  Dennis  Sheehan,  J.  C. ; 
Daniel  Kane,  I.  S. ;  Timothy  Hurl i- 
hy,  O.  S.;  Michael  Began,  John  F. 
Carroll,  John  Collier,  Trustees;  Fran- 
cis P.  Scully,  Court  Physician. 


MILITARY  ORGANIZATIONS. 


CAMBRIDGE   CITY   GUARD,   CO.    B, 
5th  REGT     M.    V.   M. 

Cambridge. 
Reorganized  April  8,  1873. 

Meetings  every  Monday  evening  in 
City  buildiug,  Brattle  square. 

Officers  —  Thomas  C.  Henderson, 
Capt.;  Charles  H.  Cutler,  1st  Lieut. ; 
William  H.  Wilson,  2d  Lieut. ;  Geo. 
H.  Cutler,  1st  Sergeant;  Frederic 
M.  Mitchell,  Armorer;  Corp.  Amasa 
S.  K.  Clark,  Treas.;  Corp.  Arthur  R. 
Henderson,  Clerk. 


MASSACHUSETTS   GUARD,   CO.   B, 
1ST  REGT.    M.    V.   M. 

Cambridgeport. 
Organized  1873. 

Meetings  every  Monday  evening  in 
Central  square  building,  Western  a  v. 

Officers— Albert  F.  Fessenden,  Cap- 
tain; Wm.  L.  Fox,  1st  Lieut.;  Harri- 
son G.  Wells,  2d  Lieut.;  Clark  M. 
Wheeler  jr.,  1st  Sergeant;  Charles  P. 
Cox,  Armorer;  Will.  F.  Roaf,  Treas- 
urer; Herbert  M.  Day,  Clerk. 


NATIONAL  AMERICAN  ASSO- 
CIATION. 

HARVARD  LODGE,   NO.   8. 

Instituted  March  31, 1880. 
Meets  at  Odd   Fellows    Hall,  583 
Main  St.,  Cambridgeport,  on  the  first 
and  last  Saturday  of  each  month. 


ORDER  OF  UNITED  FELLOW- 
SHIP. 

GARFIELD  COUNCIL,   NO.   5. 

East  Cambridge. 
Instituted  Oct.  12,  1881. 

Meet  at  Odd  Fellows  Hall,  83  Cam- 
bridge street,  second  and  fourth  Wed- 
nesdays of  each  month. 

Officers— Rufus  R.  Wade,  P.  D.; 
Edwin  H.  Blake,  D. ;  Miss  M.  E. 
Smallidge,  V.  D  ;  Mrs.  E.  F.  Mason, 
I.;  E.  B.Malley,  Sec;  Chas.  Davis, 
Coll.;  C  D.  Folsom,  Treas.;  Mrs.  An- 
nie Cannell,  G.;  Mrs.  S.  H.  Batchel- 
der,  W.;  S.  H.  Batchelder,  S. 

FRIENDSHIP  COUNCIL,  NO.   6. 

Cambridgeport. 
Meets  second  and  fourth  Thursdays 
in  Pelham  Hall,  603  Main  street. 


ROYAL  ARCANUM. 

AGASSIZ  COUNCIL,   NO.   45. 

North  Cambridge. 
Instituted  January  22, 1878. 
Meets  first  and  third  Wednesday  of 
every  month  at  Odd  Fellows  Hall, 
240  North  avenue. 

FRANKLIN  COUNCIL,  NO.   50. 

Cambridgeport. 
Instituted  February  18, 1878. 
Meets  first  and  third  Tuesday  even- 
ings of  each  month  in  Pythian  Hall, 
603  Main  street. 

HARVARD  COUNCIL,   NO.  330. 

Cambridge 

Instituted  May  27, 1879. 

Meets  first  and  third  Thursday 
evenings  of  each  month,  at  Odd 
Fellows  Hall,  583  Main  street,  Cam- 
bridgeport. 

J.  L.  Harrington,  Regent;  H.  A. 
Cbase,  M.D.,  V.  R.;  Wm.  N.  Folsom, 
Orator:  S.  A.  Snow,  P.  R.;  John 
McPherson,  Sec. ;  A.  J.  Bistrup,  Coll. ; 
Wm.  H.  Karnan;  Treas.;  E.  T.  Gil- 
bert, Chap. ;  John  Janes,  Guide;  Wm. 
E.  Burrage,  Warden;  Wm.  S.  Met- 
calf,  Sentry;  J.  S.  Sanborn.  H.  R. 
Gibbs,  B.  F.  Baltzly,  Trustees;  Geo. 
H.  Copelaud,  R.  to  G.  C. ;  S.  A.  Snow, 
Alt. 


MISCELLANEOUS  DEPARTMENT. 


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TEMPERANCE  ORGANIZA- 
TIONS. 

CAMBRIDGEPORT    TEMPERANCE  RE- 
FORM ASSOCIATION. 

Organized  Dec.  12,1856,  by  Samuel  C. 
Knights. 
Meetings  held  every  Sunday  even- 
ing, in  Temple  Hall,  629  Main  street. 

TEMPERANCE  BENEFIT  ASSOCI- 
ATION. 

Cambridgeport. 
Organized  August  9, 1880. 

LECHMERE     TEMPERANCE      REFORM 
CLUB. 

East  Cambridge. 
Organized  March,  1876. 

Number  of  members,  500.  Public 
meetings  every  Sunday  and  Thurs- 
day evening,  at  vestry  of  Unitarian 
Hall,  Third  street,  coruer  Thorndike. 
Business  meetings  second  Thursday 
in  each  month. 

Officers— J.  C.  McCready,  Pres. ; 
T.  B.  Rand,  1st  Vice-pres. ;  A.  R. 
Smith,  2d  Vice-pres.;  Carlton  Cross, 
3d  Vice-pres.;  Chas.  Coldrick,  Rec. 
Sec. ;  Mrs.  Ada  Wilson,  Fin.  Sec. ; 
Mrs  Belle  Rackliflf,  Treas. ;  Alouzo 
Stewart,  Chap.;  H  Standish,  Sergt.- 
at-Arms;  Mrs.  Warde,  Janitress. 

NORTH  AVENUE    TEMPERANCE    RE- 
FORM  CLUB. 

North  Cambridge. 
Organized  1876. 
Officers  —  J.  H.  Roberts,  Pres. ;  A. 
J.  Littlefield,  1st  Vice-pres. ;  Geo.  A. 
Raymond,  2d  Vice-pres. ;  F.  L.  Drew, 
3d  Vice-pres.;  W.  J.  Mandell,  4th 
Vice-pres.;  Hanlan  Morrison,5th  Vice- 
pres.;  Warren  Sanger,  Treas.  and 
Chap. ;  Edward  Chandler,  Sec. 

PROGRESSIVE  TEMPERANCE  UNION. 

Meet  in  Templar's  Hall,  548  Main 
street,  every  Wednesday  evening. 

Officers— Chas.  Lincoln,  Pres.;  Geo 
G.  Drake,  Vice-pres.;  Wm.  Conway 
jr.,  sec;  Archibald  McSorley,  Treas. : 
S.  Smith  Chute,  Chap. 

A  reading  room  is  conducted  by 
them  in  hall,  Main,  cor.  Pearl  street, 
which  is  open  every  evening,  except 
Sundays. 

WOMAN'S   CHRISTIAN    TEMPERANCE 
UNION. 

East  Cambridge. 
Organized  October,  1876. 

Meet  last  Thursday  of  every  month 
at  vestry  of  Methodist  church. 

Officers  —  Mrs.  George  Graves, 
Pres.;   Mrs.    Thomas  Grieves,  Mrs. 


Betsey  G.  Durrell,  Mrs.  Joseph  R. 
Knight,  Vice-presidents:  Mrs.  Elliot 
E.  Alley,  Sec;  Mrs.  Wm.  Adams, 
Treas. 

WOMAN'S  CHRISTIAN  TEMPERANCE 

UNION. 

North  Cambridge. 

Organized  Oct.  10,  1877. 

Meets  on  last  Monday  evening  in 
each  month  at  vestry  of  Universalist 
church,  North  avenue. 

Officers— Mrs.  Chas.F.  B.  Thwing, 
Pres.;  Mrs.  W.  A.  Start,  Miss 
L.  Morrison,  Vice-presidents;  Mrs. 
Geo.  P.  Small,  Sec;  Mrs.  Henry  C. 
Rand,  Treasurer;  Mrs.  Frank  Fox- 
croft,  Chairman;  Mrs.  H.  S.  Merrill, 
Mrs.  J.  M.  Jameson,  Mrs.  S.  A.  Rand, 
Mrs.  Charles  Boardman,  Mrs.  J.  W. 
Hammond,  Mrs.  C.  S.  Parsons,  Ex- 
ecutive Committee. 

PILGRIM  CHURCH  TOTAL  ABSTI- 
NENCE  SOCIETY. 

Meet  last  Sunday  evening  in  each 
month. 

Officers— Rev.   George   R.  Leavitt, 
Pres. ;     George     McPherson,     Vice- 
pres.  ;  George  B.  Caswell,  Sec  and  , 
Treas. 

LOWER    PORT    TEMPERANCE    UNION. 

Meets  in  St.  Paul's  A.  M  E. 
Church,  corner  of  Portland  and  Hast- 
ings streets,  Sunday  afternoons. 

ROYAL  ARCH  LODGE,  NO.  2, 
TRUE  TEMPLARS. 

Meets  in  Templar's  Hall,  548  Main 
street,  every  Tuesday  evening. 

HAWKINS  LODGE,    NO.   1,  TRUE 
TEMPLARS. 

Organized  Nov.  7,  1879. 

Meets  in  Templar's  Hall,  548  Main 
street,  every  Friday  evening. 

Officers— S.  R.  McCready,  Worthy 
Chief;  Mrs.  Charlotte  Freeman,  W. 
V. ;  Charles  E.  Linton,  Sec. ;  Lizzie  R. 
Weston,  F.  S. ;  Agnes  Fortune, 
Treas.;  Zenius  Clay,  Chap. ;  Wm.  F. 
Peck,  Marshal;  Edith  Harvey,  I.  G. ; 
Daniel  F.  Smith,  O.  G.;  Miss  Olevia 
McLean,  Pianist. 

MAYFLOWER  DIVISION,  NO.  9,  S.  OF  T. 
Organized  July,  1881. 

Meets  in  Memoiial  Hall,  Main,  cor. 
Norfolk  street,  every  Monday  even- 
ing. 

Officers— Henry  J.  Rounds,  W.  P.; 
Sarah  Murray,  W.  A  ;  Bessie  B. 
Freeman,  R  S  ;  Leda  A.  Norris,  A. 
R.  S. ;  Chas.  Hunting,  Chap.:  Adelia 
M.  Reed,  Treas. ;  Fannie  P.  Rossi,  F. 
S.;  George  W.  Childs,  Con.;  Mabel 
Kelsey,  A.  C. ;  Carrie  Hodgkins,  I. 
S.;  Edw.  W.  Smith,  O.  S.;  O.  A. 
Page,  P.  W.  P. 


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MISCELLANEOUS  DEPARTMENT. 


UNITY  DIVISION,   NO.   50,  S.  OF  T. 

East  Cambridge. 

Meet  every  Saturday  evening  in  K. 
of  H.  Hall. 

Officers— W.  A.  Allyn,  W  P. ;  Otis 
Sawyer,  W.  A.;  W.  H.  Howard,  Rec. 
Sec;  Mrs.  Allyn,  Fin.  See.;  Mrs. 
Laura  Kenny,  Treas  ;  Alonzo  Stew- 
art, Chap.;  J.  B.  Rand,  Con.;  Mrs. 
Rand,  Asst.  Con.;  Mrs.  Huff,  I.  S. ; 

Dennett,   O.S. ;  Hamilton, 

P.  W.  P. 


ROYAL  ARCH  LODGE,  NO.  17,  I.  O   G.  T. 

Meets  every  Tuesday    evening  at 
648  Main  street 


HAWTHORN  LODGE,  NO.  185,  I.  O.  G.  T. 

North  Cambridge. 

Meets  every  Tuesday  evening  in 
hall  over  Stone's  market,  opposite 
Porter's  station. 

Officers— Mrs.  Ellen  Stewart,  W. 
C.  T. ;  Mrs.  Fred  L  Ladd,  W.  V.  T. ; 
Kimball  Farmer,  W.  S  ;  Mrs.  Cora  E. 
Thurston,  W.  A.  S. ;  Ruth  Butter- 
field,  W.  F.  S.;  Mrs.  M.  J.  Johnson, 
W.  T. ;  Miss  Carrie  Nelson,  W.  Chap. ; 
Thomas  Bearse,  W.  M. ;  Miss  Lizzie 
Jackson,  W.  D.  M.;  Miss  Rebecca 
Dinstuore,  W.  R.  H.  S.;  Mrs.  Belle 
M.  Stone,  W.  L.  H.  S. ;  Miss  Kate 
Penney,  W.  I.  G.;  Otis  Merrifield, 
W.  O.  G.;  Charles  E.  Maynard,  P. 
W.  C.  T. 


UNITED  T.    OP  H.   AND  T.,  NO.  7. 

East  Cambridge. 
Instituted  1859. 

Meets  first  Monday  evening  in  ev- 
ery month  at  Odd  Fellows  Hall,  83 
Cambridge  street. 

Officers— Sam'l  H.  Batchelder,W.  C. 
T.;    John    C.    Burdakin,    W.  V.  T. 

Charles  F.    Quinn,  W.  R.; 

W.  A.  R.;  John  F.  Baker,  W.  F.  R. 
C.  D.  Folsom,  W.  T.;  A.  Stewart 
W,  Chaplain;  Jos.  E.  Aiken,  W.  U. 
John  Sumner,  W.  D.  U.;  John  Tufts 
jr.,  W.  I.  G;  Geo.  T.  Gardhane,  W 
O.G. 


LONGFELLOW    TEMPLE,     NO.   10, 
JUVENILE  TEMPLARS. 

Meets  in  Templar's  Hall  Saturday 
afternoons. 

Thomas  Ringer,  W.  M. ;  Lucy  Tal- 
bot, D.  M.;  Delia  Murry,  W.  I.  G.; 
Frank  Jenness,  W.  O.  G. ;  Mrs.  Sarah 
A.  Conant,  Supt. ;  Adam  Seineff,  W. 
C.  T. ;  Emily  Stone,  W.  V.  T. ;  John 
Walker,  P.  W.  C.  T.;  LeBaron  Sher- 
riff,  W.  S.;  Elliot  Gay,  W.  T.;  Sam'l 
McCready,  W.  F.  S. ;  Nellie  Walker, 
W.  H.  S.:  H.  S.  Stewart,  W.  L. 


ST.  PETER'S  TEMPERANCE  SOCIETY. 
Cambridge. 

Meetings  held  fourth  Sunday  in  the 
month  at  St.  Peter's  church,  Concord 
avenue. 

Rev.  James  E.  O'Brien,  Director; 
Thomas  F.  Cahill,  Pres. ;  William  A. 
Callahan,  Vice-pres.;  Michael  Corco- 
ran, Treas.;  James  E.  Tracy,  Sec; 
Jeremiah  Nolan,  Bookkeeper. 

ST.  MARY'S  BENEVOLENT  SOCIETY. 
Cambridgeport. 

Meetings  held  in  Hibernian  Hall, 
Main,  corner  Norfolk  street,  second 
Sunday  of  every  month. 

Officers— John  Corcoran,  Pres.; 
Michael  Carr,  Vice-pres. ;  John  Len- 
non,  Treas. ;  Thomas  M.  Hynes, 
Bookkeeper;  Edward  Kennedy,  Sec. 

ST.   MARY'S  TOTAL  ABSTINENCE 
SOCIETY. 
Cambridgeport. 
Meetings  first  and  third  Sundays  of 
each  month  in  Memorial  Hall. 

ST.    MARY'S    PARISH    TEMPERANCE 

SOCIETY. 

Cambridgeport. 

Meets  in  Parish  Hall,  Norfolk  st. 


THE  FATHER  MATTHEW  TOTAL  AB- 
STINENCE SOCIETY. 

East  Cambridge. 
Organized  December  23, 1849. 

Meetings  held  on  the  second  and 
fourth  Sunday  of  every  month  in  St. 
John's  Church,  Fourth  street. 

Officers — Stephen  Anderson,  Pres. ; 
John  J.  Murphy,  Vice-pres.;  James 
Doherty,  Treas. ;  P.  H.  Callanan, 
Spiritual  Director;  Francis  A.  Kel- 
ley,  Fin.  Sec;  Charles  Gillis,  Rec. 
Sec  \  Peter  McLellan,  Cor.  Sec,  113 
Spring  street. 


UNITED  ORDER  OF  THE 
GOLDEN  CROSS. 

PLYMOUTH  ROCK  COMMANDERY, 
NO.  40. 

Cambridgeport. 
Instituted  January  6, 1879. 

Meets  first  and  third  Wednesday 
evenings,  at  G.  A.  R.  Hall,  573  Main  st. 

Officers— James  P.  Ewell,  P.  N.  C. ; 
John  H.  Wehber,  jr.,  N.  C. ;  Mrs.  L. 
P.  Knowles,  V.  N.  C. ;  J.  W.  Gilbert, 
W.  P.;  Mary  E.  Dowsing,  N.  K.  of 
R.;  Bela  N.  Bartlett,  F.  K.  of  R. ; 
Nathan  H.  Holbrook,  Treas. ;  Josiah 


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H.  Ringer,  W  H. ;  Emeline  M.  Gil- 
bert, W.  of  I.  G.;  Charles  Coy,  W.  of 
O.  G.;  L.  L.  Bryant,  E.  P.;  J.  H. 
Webber,  past  N.  C;  C.  H.  Farns- 
worth,  John  P.  Cook,  J.  H.  Dodge, 
Trustees;  George  A.  Davis,  John 
P.  Cook,  Representatives  to  Grand 
Council. 


SOCIETIES. 

Cambridge. 

AMICABLE  FIRE  SOCIETY. 
Instituted  April  10,  1810. 
Meets  second  Monday  of  January 
and  April. 

Officers— Charles  B.  Stevens,  Pres. ; 
Frank  Hunuewell,  Treas.;  J.  Phillips 
White,  Clerk. 

CAMBRIDGE  BENEVOLENT  ASSOCIA- 
TION. 

Organized  May  21,  1875. 

Meets  third  Friday  of  May  and  No- 
vember. 

Officers  — Edmund  Miles,  Pres.; 
Andrew  M.  Blake,  Vice-pres.1  Geo. 
Allen,  Sec. ;  Chas.  J.  Young,  Treas. 

CAMBRIDGE  CASINO. 

The  Cambridge  Casino  is  designed 
to  provide  facilities  for  boating,  lawn 
tennis,  bowling  and  kindred  sports. 

The  grounds  are  situated  on  the 
banks  of  Charles  river,  at  the  foot  of 
Hawthorn  street,  Old  Cambridge. 

Officers  —  Ernest  W.  Longfellow, 
Pres.;  Francis  B.  Gilman, Treasurer; 
Samuel  Batchelder,  Secretary;  the 
Pres.,  Treas.,  Sect.,  and  William  E. 
Stone,  J.  Gardner  White,  Isaac  W. 
Danforth,  James  W.  Brooks,  Board 
of  Directors. 


CAMBRIDGE  HUMANE  SOCIETY. 

Organized  Aug.  24, 1814. 
Officers — Wm.  M.  Vaughan,  Pres. ; 
Alexander  H.  Ramsay,  Treas. ;   Ar- 
thur Gilman,  Sec. 


CAMBRIDGE  LIQUOR  DEALERS  PRO- 
TECTIVE ASSOCIATION. 
Organized  January  30, 1880. 
Officers— Daniel  Shea,  Pres. ;  Ber- 
hardt  Leutche,  Vice-pres. ;    John  De- 
laney,  Treas. ;    Daniel    Clark,    Sec. ; 
Thos.  F.  Lally,  Ward  1 ;   David  Hef- 
fernan,  Ward  2;     James    Aylward, 
Ward  3;  Amos  TJinbehand,  Ward  4; 
Noel  Mitiver,  Ward  5,  Trustees. 

CAMBRIDGE  LYCEUM. 

Officers— Chas.  H.  Saunders,  Pres. ;, 
Alex.  H.  Ramsay,  Sec.  and  Treas. 


CAMBRIDGE  MEDICAL  IMPROVE- 
MENT SOCIETY. 

Organized  June,  1868. 
Officers— Dr.  J.T.  G.  Nichols, Pres.; 
Dr.  Walter  Ela,  Secretary. 

CAMBRIDGE    POLICE    MUTUAL    AID 
ASSOCIATION. 
Organized  April,  1873. 
Officers— Geo.  H.  Copeland,  Pres. ; 
Mark  J.  Folsom,  Vice-pres. ;  Alonzo 
S.  Harriman,  Treas.;  John  F.  Mur- 
ray, Sec. 

CAMBRIDGE  SOCIAL    UNION. 

Rooms  Roberts  block,  15  Brattle  St. 

Organized  February,  1871. 

Incorporated  1876. 

Open  every  evening,  Sundays  ex- 
cepted, from  7  to  9£  P-M. 

Executive  Committee — William  M 
Vaughan,  Pres. ;  John  Wilson,  Vice- 
pres.  ;  Wm.  J.  Dolloff,  Clerk;  Nathan 
G.  Gooch,  Treas.;  Legh  R.  Pearson, 
Librarian;  C.  A.  Winthrop,  Legh  R. 
Pearson,  Edmund  Miles,  Eben  Tuck- 
er, E.  E.  Treffry,  Chas.  E.  Maynard, 
T.  D.  Sullivan,  John  G  Brown,  Mrs. 
H.  O.  Houghton,  Miss  Katharine 
Parsons,  Miss  Sarah  Ropes;  Charles 
H.  Bradlee,  Clerk. 


CAMBRIDGE    TYPOGRAPHICAL 
UNION,    NO.    61. 

Instituted  January,  1863. 

Meets  at  Grand  Army  Hall,  Brattle 
street,  on  the  third  Friday  of  each 
month.  Annual  election  second  Tues- 
day in  December. 

Officers— Charles  H.  Bradlee,  Pres. ; 
Arno  W.  Glidden,  Vice-pres. ;  Robert 
R.  Elliot,  9i  Gerry  street,  Sec;  Legh 
R.  Pearson,  Treas.;  Edward  Gold- 
spring,  Sergt.-at-arms. 

CAMBRIDGE  WOMEN'S  UNION. 

Officers— Phebe  M.  Kendall,  Pres.; 
Mrs.  L.  J.  Livermore,  Sec. ;  Mrs.  J.  G. 
Gooch,  Treas. 

CIVIL  SERVICE  REFORM  CLUB. 

Organized  Feb.  25,  1881. 

Officers— John     C.    Dodge,    Pres.; 

Charles     Theo.     Russell,     Chauncy 

Smith,  Chas.  W.  Eliot,  Asa  P.  Morse, 

Vice-pres.;  Morrill  Wyman  jr.,  Sec. 

LONGFELLOW  MEMORIAL    ASSOCIA- 
TION. 

Incorporated,  1882. 
Officers  —  James  Russell  Lowell, 
President;  Oliver  Wendell  Holmes, 
Charles  W.  Eliot,  John  G.  Whittier, 
Charles  Deane,  William  Dean  How- 
ells,  Vice-presidents;  Arthur  Gilman, 
5  Waterhouse  St.,  Cambridge,  Mass., 
Secretary;  John  Bartlett  (P.  O.  Box 
1590,  Boston,  Mass.),  Treasurer. 


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MISCELLANEOUS  DEPARTMENT. 


N.    S.    CLUB. 

Organized,  1870. 

Meets  in  Roberts  bldg.,  Brattle  St., 
everv  Saturday  evening. 

Officers  —  Walter     C.     Ward  well, 

Pres. ; ,    Vice-pres. ;    H. 

H.  Bates.  Sec  ;  Frank  W.  Coleman, 
Treasurer. 


THE   CAMBRIDGE   HOSPITAL. 

Hospital  grounds  are  situated  on 
south  side  of  Mt.  Auburn  street,  opp. 
Lowell  and  ChanniDg  sts.,  Ward  1. 

Officers — Dr.  Morrill  Wyman.Pres.; 
Dr.  J.  B.  Taylor,  Vice-pres. ;  Dr.  H 
P.  Walcott,  Sec;  W.  A.  Bullard, 
Treas. ;  the  Vice-pres.,  Sec,  Treas., 
and  Dr.  W.  W.  Wellington,  Rev. 
Alex.  McKenzie,  James  A.  Holmes, 
Robert  Douglass,  Asa  P.  Morse,  Rob- 
ert O.  Fuller,  Trustees. 


THE  NUTTALL  ORNITHOLOGICAL 
CLUB. 

Meetings  held  first  and  third  Mon- 
days in  each  month,  61  Sparks  street. 

Officers — William  Brewster,  Pres.; 
J.  A.  Jeffries,  Vice-pres.;  Henry  A 
Purdie,  Rec  Sec ;  J.  A.  Allen,  Cor. 
Sec;  Chas.  F.  Batchelder,  Treas.; 
J.  A.  Allen,  Editor  of  the  Bulletin. 


Cambridgeport. 

ASSOCIATED  CHARITIES  OF  CAM- 
BRIDGE. 

Central  sq.  building,  Western  av. 

Miss  Sarah  A.  Pear,  Registrar.  Of- 
fice hours,  9  a.m.  to  12  m.  Executive 
Committee:  Joseph  B.  Warner, 
Chairman;  Henry  N.  Tilton,  Treas.; 
Wm.  T.  Piper,  Sec. ;  Chas.  E.  Vaugh- 
an,  m.d.,  Mrs.  Henry  W.  Paine,  Mrs. 
Sarah  W.  Watriss,John  B.  Taylor,  m. 
d.,  Mrs.  Betsey  G.  Durrell,  James  A. 
Dow,  m.d.,  Miss  V.  M.  Morse,  Rev. 
Edward  Abbott,  and  Miss  Mary  A. 
Ellis,  Associates. 


CAMBRIDGE  HOME  PROTECTION 
LEAGUE. 

Organized  Oct.  24,  1881. 
Officers— Edward  G.  Sanger,  Pres.; 
Nathan  G.  Gooch,  Ward  1,  Oliver  J. 
Rand,  Ward  2,  Charles  H.  Farns- 
worth,  Ward  3,  Henry  T.  Green,  Ward 
4,  Michael  Corcoran,  Ward  5,  Vice- 
pres. ;  Fred  H.  Holton,  Sec;  Warren 
Sanger,  Treas. 


CAMBRIDGE  CLUB. 

Meets  at  Young's  Hotel,  Boston, 
third  Monday  in  each  month. 

Officers— P.  G.  Porter,  Pres. ;  The- 
odore C.  Hurd,  Vice-pres.  and  Chair- 
man of  Board  of  Directors;  Fred.  H. 
Holton,  Sec ;  B.  R.  Tilton,  Treasurer. 


CAMBRIDGE   FIREMEN'S  RELIEF 
ASSOCIATION. 

Organized  April  26, 1869. 
Officers— Thos.  J.  Casey,  Pres.;  Ed- 
gar H.  Locke,  Vice-pres. ;  Chas.  Em- 
erson, Sec;  Wm.  B.  Cade,  Treas. 

CAMBRIDGE    ORCHESTRAL    SOCIETY. 

Dr.  H.  L.  Chase,  Pres.;  J.  A.  Ja- 
cobs, Vice-pres. ; 

Sec;  Dr.  H.  A.  Chase,  Treas.;  Wm. 
E.  Thomas,  Conductor. 

c.  p.  c. 

Meet  first  and  third  Tuesdays  of 
every  month,  at  vestry  of  Pilgrim 
church. 

John  L.  Harrington,  Pres.;  John 
McPherson,  Vice-pres.;  Jas.  H.  Ball, 
Treas. ;  Frank  M.  Templeton,  Sec. 

47th  mass,  volunteers,  CO.  A. 

Officers— 1st  Lieut.  Charles  B.  Ste- 
vens, Pres.;  John  C.  Heymer,  sec; 
Francis  Ivers,  Treas. 

DOWSE  INSTITUTE. 

Lecture  room  Union  Hall,  631  Main  st. 

The  first  Lecture  was  given  at  City 
Hall,  December  7,  1858. 

Officers — His  Honor  the  Mayor  and 
the  President  of  the  Common  Coun- 
cil, ex  officiis,  W.  W.  Wellington, 
Willard  A.  Bullard,  Frank  A.  Allen, 
Trustees;  W.  W.  Wellington,  Pres.; 
Frank  A.Allen,  Sec. ;  Willard  A.  Bul- 
lard, Treas. 

HOWARD   BENEVOLENT   SOCIETY. 

Organized  1850.        Incorporated  1867. 

,    President;      N.      H. 

Holbrook,  Secretary;  Joseph  Whit- 
temore,  Treasurer;  Henry  J.  Wells, 
James  H.  Hall,  M.  E.  Cus'hman,  Na- 
than H.  Holbrook,  George  H  Rugg, 
Joseph  Whittemore,  Geo.  Close,  Geo. 
C.  Hewlett,  Managers. 

MASON    &  HAMLIN  BENEFIT 
SOCIETY. 

162  Broadway,  Cambridgeport. 

Officers— S.  D.  Samson,  Pres.;  M. 
H  Gragg,  Vice-pres. ;  Daniel  S.  Cool- 
idge,  Sec ;  E.  L.  Rand,  Treas. 

MIDDLESEX  SOUTH  DISTRICT  MEDI- 
CAL  SOCIETY. 

Officers— Alfred  Hosmer,  Water- 
town,  Pres.;  J.  L.  Sullivan,  Maiden, 
Vice-pres.;  D.  M.  Edgerly,  Cam- 
bridgeport, Sec. ;  J.  W.  Willis,  Wal- 
tham,  Treas.;  Librarian;  E.J.Forster, 
Charlestown,  Commissioner  of  Tri- 
als; Sanford  Hanscom,  East  Somer- 
ville,  Reporter;  E.  W.  Emerson,  Con- 
cord, Orator;  S.  W.  Driver,  Cam- 
bridge, Substitute. 


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367 


MIDDLESEX  SPORTSMEN'S   CLUB. 

Officers— Wm.  F.  Webster,  Pres. ; 
Charles  F.  Morse,  Sec;  John  S. 
Sawyer,  Treasurer. 

OCTET  INSTRUMENTAL    CLUB. 

Meets  every  Tuesday  evening. 

Officers— A.  Artesani,  President 
and  Musical  Director;  A.  Sears, 
Treasurer. 


PILGRIM  LITERARY  ASSOCIATION. 

Meetings  first  Wednesday  in  each 
month  in  vestry  of  Pilgrim  church, 
Magazine  street. 

Officers— Zenas  W.  Bliss,  Pres.; 
Theodore  H.  Raymond,  Vice-pres.; 
Carrie  Chamberlain,  Sec. ;  George  F. 
Kendall,  Treas. 


East  Cambridge. 

CONCORDIA  MUSICAL  SOCIETY. 
Organized  July  17,  1859. 

Meets  Harugari  Hall,  Sixth  street, 
corner  Spring,  every  Friday  night. 

Officers — Geo.  Endress,  President; 
D.  Stecker,  Vice-president;  Lewis 
Deuschle,  Secretary;  Simon  Flaig, 
Treasurer;  Joseph  Metzger,  Director; 
Jacob  Thompson,  Librarian.  Num- 
ber of  members,  40. 


CONFERENCE  OF    ST.   VINCENT 
DE    PAUL. 

Meets  basement  St.  John's  church, 
every  Sunday,  4  p.m. 

Officers — Rev.  John  O'Brien,  Di- 
rector; Daniel  B.Shaughnessy,  Pres- 
ident; John  McCormick,  John  Burke, 
Vice-presidents;  Francis  A.  Kelley, 
Secretary;  James  H.  S.  Donnelly, 
Treasurer. 


EAST  CAMBRIDGE    FEMALE    CHARI- 
TABLE SOCIETY. 

Formed  1824. 

Composed  of  ladies  from  several 
religious  societies. 

Officers — Mrs.  Sam'l  Dustin,  Presi- 
dent; Mrs.  Alonzo  Stewart,  Vice- 
president;  Miss  Mary  Parmenter, 
Treas. ;  Mrs.  P.  W.  Kuight,  Sec. ;  Hen- 
ry Bacon,  Collector. 


GREMIO  LUSITANO  DE  BENEFICENDA 
DE  CAMBRIDGE,  MASS. 

Organized  July,  29  1881. 

Meets  in  Sala  Protectiva  Hall.Cam- 
bridge,  cor.  Second  street,  every 
Tuesday  evening. 

Officers — Jose  S.  Rosa,  Pres. ;  An- 
tonia  P.  Soares,  Vice-pres. ;  Augusto 
B.  Laeerda,  Sec;  B.  Cordeiro, Treas. ; 
M.  P.  Luna,  Receiver. 


LADIES    SAMARITAN   SOCIETY. 

Organized  April  17,  1861. 

Meets  first  Monday  of  each  month. 

Officers — Mrs.  William  Longshaw, 
President;  Mrs.  S.  A.  Studley,  Vice- 
president;  Mrs.  C.  D.  Folsom,  Sec. 


LADIES'      SOCIAL     CIRCLE      SECOND 
UNIVERSALIST   CHURCH. 

The  Circle  meets  twice  a  month 
Tuesday  evenings. 

Officers— Mrs.  P.  W.  Knight,  Pres.; 
Mrs.  Charles  A.  Austin,  Vice-pres. ; 
Mrs.  E.  A.  Smith,  Secretary;  Mrs. 
Wm.  Hunnewell,  Treas. ;  Mrs.  Sarah 
A.  Studley,  Collector. 


ST.   JOHN'S  LITERARY  INSTITUTE. 

Organized  October  14, 1854. 
Meets  at  Institute  Hall,  107  Cam- 
bridge street,  every  Friday  evening. 

Officers— Albert  J.  Doyle,  Pres.; 
Frederick  D.  Mahoney,  Vice-pres.; 
Wm.  H.  Donovan,  Rec.  Sec. ;  Edward 
Collier,  Cor.  Sec;  Michael  Kane, 
Treas. ;  Patrick  Eagan,  Bookkeep- 
er; John  H.  Bertsch,  Librariau;  P.  F. 
Murray,  J.  F.  Toner,  J.  McMinimen, 
Wm.  Galagher,  Michael  Keenan, 
John  F.  Dunn,  Directors. 


ST.   JOHN'S  MUTUAL  RELIEF  SOC. 

Organized  December,  1840. 

Meets  in  the  basement  of  St.  John's 
church,  Fourth  street,  the  first  Sun- 
day of  each  month. 

Officers  —  John  McSorley,  Pres. ; 
John  Steele,  Vice-pres. ;  James  Aly- 
ward,  Treas.;  James  J.  Murphy,  Sec. ; 
Wm.  Kelley,  Bookkeeper. 


ST.  JOHN'S  SODALITY. 

Meetings  held  every  Tuesday  even- 
ing at  7.30,  in  the  basement  of  church 
of  The  Sacred  Heart,  Otis  street,  cor. 
Sixth. 

Officers— Rev.  Patrick  H.  Callanan, 
Director;  Stephen  Anderson,  Prefect; 
James  0'Donnell,lst  Assistant ;  John 
Fitzgibbons,  2d  Assistant;  Walter 
Welch,  Treas.;  Thomas  Shea,  Sec. 


ST.   JOHN'S  SODALITY  OF    MARRIED 
LADIES. 

Meetings  held  every  Thursday 
evening  in  the  basement  of  the 
church  of  the  Sacred  Heart,  Otis,  cor. 
Sixth  streets. 

Officers— Rev.  John  W.  Galligan, 
Director;  Mrs.  John  Burke,  Prefect; 
Mrs.  Wm.  H.  Carroll,  IstAsst.;  Mrs. 
Alice  Carmichael,  2d  Asst.;  Mrs. 
Carrie  E.  Doran,  Sec. ;  Mrs.  John  P. 
Callahan,  Treasurer. 


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MISCELLANEOUS  DEPARTMENT. 


North  Cambridge. 

AVON   PLACE    HOME. 

Established  May  30th,  1874. 

A  home  for  destitute  and  orphan 
children,  found  within  the  limits  of 
Cambridge. 

Application  for  admission  of  chil- 
dren must  be  made  to  Mrs.  Henry 
Thayer,  80  North  av.,  Mrs.  Robert 
B.  Store r,  Garden,  cor.  Linnaean  st.,or 
Mrs.  S.  P.  Teele,  88  Washington  st. 

Officers — Mrs.  H.  W.  Paine,  Pres. ; 
Miss  Mary  A.  Ellis,  Treas. ;  Mrs.  John 
Bartlett,Sec. ;  Sumner  Albee,Rev.Dr. 
A.P.  Peabody,Solomon  S.  Sleeper, Mr. 
B.  F.  Wyeth,  Mrs.  H.  W.  Paine,  Mrs. 
Robert  B.  Storer,  Miss  M.  Murdoch, 
Miss  Mary  A.  Ellis,  Mrs.  Henry 
Thayer,  Mrs.  G.  M.  Lane,  Mrs.  Frank 
A.  Kennedy,  Mrs.  S.  P.  Teele,  Mrs. 
John  Bartlett,  Trustees;  Mrs.  Emily 
M.  Doe.  Matron. 


HARTARD  COLLEGE. 


Founded  A.D.,  Sept.  8,  1636. 

GOVERNING   BOARDS    OF    THE    UNI- 
VERSITY. 

Corporation*— Charles  William  El- 
iot, ll.d.,  Cambridge,  President. 

Fellows — Francis  Park  man.  a.m.,  50 
Chestnut  St.,  Boston;  Martin  Brim- 
mer, a.b.,  47  Beacon  St..  Boston;  Jos- 
eph Henry  Thayer,  D.D.,  Cambridge; 
John  Quincy  Adams,  A.B.,  Quincy; 
Alexander  Agassiz,  a.b.,  s.b.,  Cam- 
bridge. 

Treasurer — Edward  William  Hoop- 
er, a.b.,  ll.b.,  Cambridge. 

Overseers — The  President  and  Treas- 
urer of  the  University,  ex  officio,  and 
the  following  persons  by  election:  — 

1883.  T 

Stephen  Salisbury,  ll.d.,  Worces- 
ter; James  Elliot  Cabot,  a.b.,  ll.b., 
Brookline;  Francis  Minot  Weld,  a.m., 
M.D.,  New  York,  N.  Y.;  Wm.  Amory, 
A.m.,  41  Beacon  St.,  Boston;  Solomon 
Lincoln,  a.m.,  ll.b.,  Hotel  Bruns- 
wick, Boston. 

1884. 

Alexander  McKenzie,  d.d.  Secreta- 
ry, Cambridge;  Le  Baron  Russell,  A- 
m.,  m.d.,  34  Mt.  Vernon  St.,  Boston; 
Robert  Dickson  Smith,  a.m.,  ll.b., 
48  Mt  Vernon  st.,  Boston;  Charles 
Russell  Codman,  a.m.,  ll.b.,  57  Marl- 
borough St.,  Boston;  Richard  Man- 
ning Hodges,  a.m.,m.d.,  67  Marlbo- 
rough st.,  Boston. 

♦The  legal  title  of  the  Corporation  is 
"President  and  Fellows  of  Harvard  Col- 
lege." 

t  The  term  expires,  in  each  case,  on  Com- 
mencement Day  of  the  year  indicated. 


1885. 
Jas.  Freeman  Clarke,  D.D.,  Wood- 
side  avenue,  Jamaica  Plain;  Amos 
Adams  Lawrence,  a.m.,  Brookline; 
Edwin  Pliny  Seaver,  a.m.,  Newton 
Highlands;  John  Fiske,  a.m.,  ll.b. 
Cambridge;  John  Torrey  Morse,  A.- 
B.,  9  Fairfield  St.,  Boston. 

1886. 
John  Lowell,  a.m  ,  LL.B.,  Chestnut 
Hill,  Newton;  Henry  Lee,  a.m.,  96 
Beacon  St.,  Boston;  Francis  Edward 
Parker,  a.b.,  ll.b.,  1  Beacon  street, 
Boston;  John  Osborne  Sargent,  a.m., 
New  York,  N.  Y.;  Robert  McNeil 
Morse,  a.b.,  Prince  street,  Jamaica 
Plain. 

1887. 
Edward  Everett  Hale,  d.d.,  39 
Highland  st,,  Roxbury;  Ebenezer 
Rock  wood  Hoar,  ll.d.,  President, 
Concord;  Theodore  Lyman,  A.B.,  SB., 
Brookline;  Morrill  W^ym an,  a.m.,  m.- 
d.,  Cambridge;  Henry  Purkitt  Kid- 
der, 2  Newbury  st,  Boston. 


Samuel  Abbott  Green,  A.M.,  M.D., 
35  Kneeland  street,  Boston;  Cnarles 
Francis  Adams  jr.,  A.B.,  Quincy; 
William  Goodwin  Russell,  ll.b., 
ll.d.,  178 Beacon  st.,  Boston;  Lever- 
ett  Saltonstall,  a.m.,  Chestnut  Hill, 
Newton;  Moorfield  Storey,  a.m., 
Brookline. 

FACULTY. 

Charles  W.  Eliot,  Pres.;  Clement 
L.  Smith,  Dean,  Asst.  Prof,  of  Latin ; 
Francis  Bo  wen,  Prof,  of  Philosophy; 
Joseph  Lovering,  Prof,  of  Natural 
Philosophy;  Evangelinus  A.  Sopho- 
cles, Prof,  of  Greek;  Henry  W.  Tor- 
rey, Prof,  of  History;  Henry  L.  Eus- 
tis,  Prof,  of  Engineering;  Josiah  D. 
Whitney,  Prof,  of  Geology;  Wolcott 
Gibbs,  Prof,  of  Physics;  Francis  J. 
Child,  Prof,  of  English;  George  M. 
Lane,  Prof,  of  Latin ;  Charles  E.  Nor- 
ton, Prof,  of  the  History  of  Art;  Jo- 
siah P.  Cooke,  Prof,  of  Chemistry  and 
Mineralogy;  Chas.  F.  Dunbar,  Prof, 
of  Political  Economy;  Wm.W.  Good- 
win, Prof,  of  Greek;  Ferdinand 
Bocher,  Prof,  of  Modern  Languages; 
Andrien  Jacquinot,  Asst.  Prof,  of 
French;  Ephraim  W.  Gurney,  Prof, 
of  History;  Adams  S.  Hill,  Prof,  of 
Rhetoric;  James  M.  Peirce,  Prof,  of 
Mathematics;  James  B.  Greenough, 
Asst.  Prof,  of  Latin;  Bennett  H. 
Nash,  Prof,  of  Italian  and  Spanish; 
Crawford  H.  Toy,  Prof,  of  Hebrew  ; 
Manuel  J.  Drennan,  Instructor  in 
English;  Charles  J.  White,  Asst. 
Prof,  of  Mathematics,  and  Registrar; 
John  K.  Paine,  Prof,  of  Music;  Geo. 
L.  Goodale,  Prof,  of  Botany;  William 
Cook,  Asst.  Prof,  of  German;  Chas. 
H.  Moore,  Instructor  in  Drawing; 
Nathaniel  S.  Shaler,  Prof,  of  Palae- 
ontology; Frederic  D.  Allen,  Prof,  of 
Clasiical  Philology;  Geo.  H.  Palmer, 


MISOELLANEOUS  DEPARTMENT. 


369 


Asst.  Prof,  of  Philosophy ;  John  Trow- 
bridge, Prof,  of  Physics;  George  A. 
Barflett,  Asst.  Prof,  of  German;  ffm, 
G.  Farlow,  Prof,  of  Cryptogamic  Bot- 
any; Wm.  James,  Asst.  Prof,  of 
Philosophy;  Chas.  L.  Jackson,  Prof, 
of  Chemistry  ;  John  W.  "White,  Asst. 
Prof,  of  Greek;  William  M.  Davis, 
Instructor  in  Geology;  Henry  B.  Hill, 
Asst.  Prof,  of  Chemistry;  William  E. 
Byerly,  Professor  of  Mathematics; 
Ephraira  Emerton,  Prof  of  History; 
Walter  Faxon,  Asst.  Prof,  of  Zoolo- 
gy; Charles  K.  Lanman,  Prof,  of  San- 
skrit; Edward  L.  Mark,  Instructor  in 
Zoology;  Edward  S.  Sheldon,  In- 
structor in  Modern  Languages;  Jas. 
G.  Croswell,  Tutor  in  Greek  and  Lat- 
in; Silas  M.  Mac  vane,  Instructor  in 
History;  Ernest  Young,  Instructor 
in  History;  Louis  Dyer,  Prof,  of 
Greek  and  Latin;  Edwin  H.  Hall, 
Instructor  in  Physics;  David  G.  Ly- 
on, Prof,  of  Divinity  ;  Henry  Preble, 
Tutor  in  Greek  and  Latin;  Dudley 
A.  Sargent,  Asst.  Prof,  of  Physical 
Training;  Benjamin  O.  Peirce,  In- 
structor in  Mathematics;  Frederick 
Lutz  Tutor  in  German. 

PARIETAL.  COMMITTEE. 

Evangelinus  A.  Sophocles,  Chas.  L. 
Jackson,  Wm.  E  Byerly,  Henry  Pre- 
ble, Henry  D.  Jones,  Jas.  L.  Laugh- 
lin,  Chas.  J.  White,  Chairman,  Frauk 
W.  Taussig,  Henry  C.  Jones,  George 
W.  Perkins,  Benjamin  O.  Peirce, 
Francis  W.  Dean,  Henry  N  Wheeler, 
Edward  S.  Sheldon,  Charles  R.  Lan- 
man, Manuel  J.  Dreunan,  Leonard 
P.  Kinnicutt,  G.  L.  Kittredge,  Edwin 
S.  Hawes,  William  Schorield,  Her- 
bert M.  Clarke,  Edward  Hale,  Louis 
Dyer,  Frederick  Lutz,  Edward  K. 
Stevens,  George  A.  Bartlett.  Charles 
E.  St.  John,  George  H.  Browne. 


COLLEGE  DIRECTORY. 


1883. 

Abbot  Everett  V.,  rooms  13  Lake  View  av. 
ABBOT   EZRA,  Bussey  Professor  of  New 
Testament  Criticism  and  Interpretation, 
house  23  Berkeley 
Abbot  Harry  S.,  rooms  48  Weld  Hall 
Abbot  Henry  W.,  rooms  16  Little's  block 
Abbott   Benjamin   R.,    rooms  66   College 

House 
Abbott  Gordon,  rooms  11  Weld  Hall 
ADAMS  BROOKS,  Lecturer  on  Constitu- 
tional Law,  house  15  Charles,  Boston 


Adams  George  C,  rooms  42  Matthews  Hall 
Agassiz  Cieorge  R., rooms  39  Matthews  Hall 
Aiken  Charles  F.,  rooms  6  Charles,  East 

Somerville 
Alderson  Victor  C,  rooms  35  Gray's  Hall 
Aldrich  Richard,  rooms  23  Thayer  Hall 
Allen  Arthur  L.,  rooms  34  Matthews  Hall 
Allen  Charles  C,  rooms  10  Felton  bldg. 
Allen  Edward  E.,  rooms  1  Revere 
ALLEN  FREDERIC  DEF.,  Professor  of 

Classical  Philology,  house  18  Sumner 
Allen  Frederick  H.,   rooms  12  Matthews 

Hall 
Allen  George  H.  H.,  rooms  11  Hilton's  blk. 
Allen  Herbert  T.,  rooms  20  Stoughton  Hall 
Allen  Paul,  rooms  101  Mt.  Auburn 
Allen  William  L.,  rooms  49  Weld  Hall 
Almy  Frederic,  rooms  102  Mt.  Auburn 
AMES  JAMES  B.,   Kussey    Professor   of 

Law,  house  11  Frisbie  place 
Ames  Oliver,  rooms  10  Little's  block 
Andrews  Hrainard  A., rooms  36  Gray's  Hall 
Andrews  Charles  W.,  rooms  42  Brattle 
Andrews  Gwynne  M.,    rooms  31    Little's 

block 
Andrews  Hugh  A.,  rooms  9  Matthews  Hall 
Appleton  Randolph  M.,    rooms  31  Beck 

Hall 
Arnold  Alfred  C,  rooms  11  College  House 
Arnold   Horace   D.,   rooms     34    Holyoke 

House 
ARNOLD    JOHN    H.,  Librarian    of   the 

Law  School,  house  10  Frisbie  place 
Aspinwall  Wm.  H.,  rooms  32  Gray's  Hall 
Atherton  Frederic  W.,  rooms  2  Matthews 

Hall 
Atherton  Walter,  rooms  2  Matthews  Hali 
Atkinson  Charles  H.,  rooms  78  Mt.  Auburn 
Atwood  Hartley  F.,  rooms  25  Gray's  Hall 
Atwood  John  H,  rooms  25  Weld  Hall 
Atwood  Luther,  rooms  3  College  House 
Austin  Francis  B.,  rooms  890  Main 
Avars  Henry  M.,  rooms  68  Mt.  Auburn 
Ayer  Clarence  W.,  rooms  11  Hollis  Hall 
Ayer  James  C,  rooms  31  Weld  Hall 
Ayers  Howard,  rooms  710  Cambridge 

Babbitt  Angell  B.,  rooms  19  Thayer  Hall 
Babcock  Chas.  S.,  rooms  2  Holyoke  House 
Bachelder  Thomas  C,  rooms  1(3  Hollis  Hall 
Bacon  Francis  He,  rooms  12  Weld  Hall 
Bacon  William  F.,  rooms  14  Ware 
Bailey  Burnside    B.,     rooms   4   Holyoke 

House 
Bailey  Stephen  A.,  rooms  20  Thayer  Hall 
Baird  Chambers,  rooms  20  Holyoke 
Baker  Charles  W.,  rooms  1  Little's  block 
Baker  Frank  W.,  rooms  17  Epis.  Theo, 

School 
Baker  James  E.,  rooms  41  Thayer  Hall 
Baker  Lucas  L.,  rooms  61  College  House 
Baker  Wendell,  rooms  9  Linden 
BALCH    FRANK    ER.  Steward  of    the 

Dining  Hall,  house  44  Shepird 
Balcombe  Charles  S.,  rooms  17  Dunster 
Baldwin  Thomas  T.,  rooms  8  Garden 
Baldwin  William  H.,  rooms  16  Hilton  blk. 
Baldwin  William  W.,  rooms  26  Holyoke 
Balkam  George  H.,  rooms  26  Mellen 
Bancroft  Jacob,  rooms  380  Harvard 
Bang3  Edward  A.,  rooms  2  Beck  Hall 
Bangs  Outram,  rooms  2  Beck  Hall 
BARNES    CHARLES    M.,  Instructor  in 

Sales,  house  19  St.  James  av.,  Boston 
Barnes  Henry  E.,  rooms  68  Thayer  Hall 
Barnes  Walter  S., rooms  11  Stoughton  Hall 
Barnes  William,  rooms  63  Thayer  Hall 
Barnes  Wm.  S.,  rooms  13  Matthews  Hall 
Bartlett  Charles  H.,  rooms  36  North  av. 
BARTLETT  GEORGE  A.,  Assistant  Pro- 
fessor of  German,  rooms  27  Beck  Hall 
Bartlett  Henry,  rooms  21  Thayer  Hall 
Bartlett  Stephen  S.,  rooms  49  Weld  Hall 
Barton  Asher  H.,  rooms  Francis  avenue 
Barton  Walter  K.,  rooms  30  Felton  bldg. 


370 


MISCELLANEOUS  DEPARTMENT. 


Batchelder  Ferdinand  W.,  rooms  32  Weld 

Hall 
Bates  Benjamin  E.,  rooms  13  Holworthy 

Hall 
Batten  Loring  W.,  rooms  20  Epis.  Theo. 

School 
Bausinan  Frederick,   rooms  715  Cambridge 
Baxter  David  N.,  rooms  20  Prescott 
Baylies  Walter  C,  rooms  24  Beck  Hall 
Beal  Bovlston  A.,  rooms  11  Little's  block 
Beals  George  W.,  rooms  32  Thayer  Hall 
Beaman  Harry  C,  rooms  9  Felton  bldg. 
Bean  Karl  A. .'rooms  5  Hollis  Hall 
Belmont  Raymond  R.,  rooms  6  Beck  Hall 
Belshaw  Chas  M.,  room*  8  .Matthews  Hall 
Bemis  John  W.,  rooms  1  Holworthy  Hall 
Benuam  George  A.,  room-  9  Gray's  Hall 
Berryman  Edwin  U.,  rooms  43  Thayer  Hall 
Bickford  Robert  S.,  rooms  35  Gray's  Hall 
Biddle  Louis  A.,  rooms  37  Beck  Hall 
Bierwirth  Heinrich  C.  rooms  14  Bowdoin 
Bigelow  Charles  F.,  rooms  8  College  House 
Billings  Charles  T.  rooms  54  Matthews  Hall 
Billings  Franklin  S.,  rooms  21  Weld  Hall 
Billings  Harry,  rooms  28  Epis.  Theological 

School 
Binney  Horace,  rooms  4  Holworthy  Hall 
Bird  Oliver  W.,  rooms  52  Brattle 
Birtwell  Charles  W.,  rooms  10  Dana 
Bixbv  George  S.,  rooms  12  Appian-way 
Black  Ralpu  W.,  rooms  OS  Thayer  Hall 
Blair  Charles  B..  rooms  Ik  Oxford 
Blake  Harrison  G.,  rms.  27  Matthews  Hall 
Blanchard  Herbert  W.,  rms.  45  Gray's  Hall 
Blinn  George  R.,  rooms  18  Hollis  Hall 
Bliss  Henry  W..  rooms  42  Gray's  Hall 
Blodgett  Stephen  H.,  rooms  36  Grav's  Hall 
BOCHER    FERDINAND,    Professor     of 
Modern  Languages,  h.  12  Holyoke  place 
Bolles  Frank,  rooms  42  College  House 
Bolster  Percy  G.,  rooms  9  Remington 
Bonsai  Leigh,  rooms  5-3  Thayer  Hall 
Booth  William  F.,  rooms  104  Mt.  Auburn 
Borland  Wm.  G.,  rooms  42  Holyoke  House 
Bowen  AlvaZ.,  rooms  10  Appian-way 
BOWEN  FRANCIS,  Alford  Professor  of 
Natural     Religion,    Moral     Philosophy, 
and  Civil  Polity.¥house  9  Follen 
Bowman  Edward  H.,  rooms  20  Prescott 
Bowman  Frank  J.,  rooms  58  Matthews  Hall 
Bovden  Roland  W.,  rooms  10  Thayer  Hall 
Bovden  William  C,  rooms  10  Thayer  Hall 
Brabrook  Carleton,  rooms  3  Thayer  Hall 
Brackett  Jeffrey  R  ,  rms.  7  Hoi  worthy  Hall 
Bradford  George  G.,  rooms  44  Weld  Hill 
Bradford  Martin  L.,  rooms  44  Weld  Hall 
Bra  llev  John  D..  rooms  408  Harvard 
Braman  Grenville  D.,  rms.  20  Thayer  Hall 
BRANDEIS  LOUIS  D..  Instructor  in  Ev- 
idence, house  36  Pinckney,  Koston 
Brandt  Charles  F.,  roams  6  Plympton 
Branigau  William  H.,  rooms  749  Broad- 
way, ->outh  Boston 
Breuiian  John  J.,  rooms  9  College  House 
Brewer  Wildam  D.,  rooms  4  Weld  Hall 
Brewster  Frank,  rooms  404  Harvard 
Bridge  John  R..  rooms  43  College  House 
Bridge  Josiah,  rooms  43  College  House 
Briggs  Charles  P  ,  rooms  30  Gray's  Hall 
Briggs  Frederick  H  ,  rooms  34  Gray's  Hall 
Briglit  Elliott,  rooms  14  Plympton 
Bright  Louis  V.,  rooms  40  Holyoke  House 
Brogan  Hugh  H..  rooms  18  College  House 
BROOKS  ARTHUR  A.,  Librarian  of  the 
Divinity  School,  rooms  39  Divinity  Hall 
Brown  Charles  A.,  rooms  890  Main  * 
Brown  Crawford  R  ,  rms.  11  College  House 
Brown  George  W.,  rooms  15  Gray's  Hall 
Brown  Romeo  G.,  rms.  46  Holyoke  House 
Brown  Thouias  M.,  rooms  369  Harvard 
BROWNE  GEORGE  H.,  proctor,  rms.  23 

Felton  building 
Bruner  William  W.,  rooms  20  Holyoke 
Brush  Abraham  S.,  rooms  23  Irving 
Bryant  George  B.,  rooms  30  Matthews  Hall 


Bryant  William  S..  rooms  6  Thaver  Hall 
Bryant  William  W.,  rooms  30  Gray's  Hall 
Buckler  Thomas  H.,  rooms  20  Prescott 
Buerk  Harrv  A.,  rooms  26  Divinity  Hall 
Buffum  Walter  N.,  rooms  8  Holyoke 
Buley  Judd  E.,  rooms  735  Cambridge 
Bullard  Francis,  rooms  5  Linden 
Bullard  John  T.,  rms.  6  Holworthy  Hall 
Bunker  Frederic  S.,  rooms  1  Revere 
Bnrch  James  If.,  rooms  8  Matthews  Hall 
Burnett  Charles  C,  rooms  43  Weld  Hall 
Burr  Winthroo  ML,  rooms  78  Mt.  Auburn 
Burrage  Albert  C  ,  rooms  26  Holyoke 
Burrage  George  D.,  rooms  30  Thayer  Hall 
Burrage  Walter  L.,  rms.  57  Matthews  Hall 
Butler  Allan  EC,  rooms  35  Matthews  Hall 
Butler  Edward  K.,  rooms  9  Linden 
Butler  Robert  G  ,  rooms  31  Holvoke  House 
BYERLY    WILLIAM    E.,    Professor    of 
Mathematics,  rooms  23  Holworthy  Hall 

Cabot  Edward  T.,  rooms  60  Thayer  Hall 
Cabot  Henry  B.,  rooms  10  Matthews  Hall 
Cabot  Thomas  H..  rooms  25  Holyoke 
Caldwell  Ernest  L.,  rms.  46  College  House 
Calhoun  Arthur  L.,  rms.  183  Brookline 
Callahan  James  D..  rooms  4  Divinity  Hall 
Cammann  Henry  L.,rms.  13  Holyoke"  Hoa>»e 
Campbell  Benjamin  M.,  rooms  23  Peinber- 

ton  square 
Campbell  Prince  L.,  rooms  16  Story 
Canterbury  Charles  D.,  rms.  14  Stoughton 

Hall 
CAREY  HENRY  G..  Instructor  in  Vocal 

Music,  rooms  9  Ashburton  place,  Boston 
Carnochan  Gouverneur  M.,  rms.  20  Gray's 

Hall 
Carpenter  Frederic  I.,  rooms  22  Weld  Hall 
Carpenter  George  R.,  rms.  37  Trowbridge 
Carrier  Charles  F..  rooms  2  College  House 
Carroll  Royal  P  ,  rooms  5  Beck  Hall 
Carter  George  S.,  rooms  14  Story 
Cary  George,  rooms  15  Matthews  Hall 
Cary  Seward,  rooms  15  Matthews  Hall 

A'illiam  B.  de  las,  rooms  43  Cedar, 

Maiden 
Case  William  W.,  rooms  28  Quincy 
Casey  Peter  J.  rooms  25  Weld  Hall 
Caughey  William  H,  rms.  1  Little's  block 
Chadbourn  Joseph  B.,  rooms  36  Holyoke 

House 
Chadbourne  Arthur  P., rms.  21  Buckingham 
Chamberlain  Allen  H.,rms.  45  Sacramento 
Chamberlain  David  B.,  rms.  68  Thayer  Hall 
Chandler  Everett  S.,  rms.  30  Putnam  av. 
Chandler  John,  rooms21  Matthews  Hall 
Chanler  Winthrop  A.»>ms.  33  Beck  Hall 
Channing  Edward  P.,  rms.  24  Felton  bldg. 
Chapman  Charles  H.,  rooms  47  Krattle 
Chapman  Heury  G,rm<.  22  Holworthy  Hall 
Chapman  John  J.,  rms.  22  Holworthy  Hall 
Chase  Harold  T.,  rooms  Lambert  avenue 
Chase  Henry  E.,  rooms  7  Sumner 
Chase  Stephen,  rooms  52  Brattle 
Chase  Walter  G.,  rooms  865  Main 
CHILD  FRANCIS  J.,  Prof,  of  English,  h. 

67  Kirk  land 
Choate  Greenleaf  C,  rooms  7  Gray's  Hall 
Churchill  Frank  S.,  rms.  40  College  House 
Claflin  Adams  D.,  rooms  19  Oxford 
Clapp  Clift  R.,  rooms  33  Thayer  Hall 
Clark  David  C  ,  rooms  48  Brattle 
Clark  Francis  L.,  rms.  18  Holworthy  Hall 
Clark  Frank  H,  rooms  26  Beck  Hall 
Clark  Horace,  rooms  12  Holworthy  Hall 
Clark  Joseph  S.,  rooms  20  Weld  Hall 
Clark  Leonard  B  ,  rooms  at  Weston 
Clark  Stephen  C  ,  rooms  14  Concord  av. 
Clark  Walter  T.,  rooms  83  Windsor 
Clarke  Edmund  A.  S.,  rooms  5  Holworthy 

Hall 
CLARKE  HERBERT  M.,  Proctor,  room9 

17  College  House 
Clarke  Mortimer  H.,  rooms  6  Weld  Hall 
Clement  George  H.,  rooms  25  Holyoke 


MISCELLANEOUS  DEPARTMENT. 


371 


Cobb  Frederic  C,  rooms  13  Stoughton  Hall 
Cobb  George  W.,  rooms  11  Thayer  Hall 
Codnian  Edmund  D.,  rooms  408  Harvard 
Codman  James  M..  rooms  40  Weld  Hall 
Codman  John,  rooms  30  Weld  Hall 
Codman  Kobert,  rooms  77  Mt.  Auburn 
Codman  Russell  S.,  rooms  52  Brattle 
Cogan  Joseph  A.,  rooms  35  Second 
Coggeshall  Frederic,  rms.  20  Divinity  Hall 
Coit  Robert,  rooms  23  Hollis  Hall 
Cole  Charles  D'U.,  rooms  16  Gray'a  Hall 
Cole  Frank  X.,  rooms  10  Church 
Cole  William  H.,  rooms  61  Thayer  Hall 
Collins  Clinton,  rooms  50  Weld  Hall 
Collins  E<lw.  L.,  rooms  12  Kirkland  place 
Colony  John  J.,  rooms  44  Thayer  Hall 
Conarit  Ernest  L.,  rooms  23  Holyoke  House 
Converse  Charles  H.,  rooms  52  Matthews 

Hall 
Cook  Robert  G.,  rooms  5  Weld  Hall 
Cook  William  H.,  rooms  10  Oxford 
COOK    WILLIAM,  Ant.    Prof,    of  Ger- 
man, house  25  Appletqn 
COOKE  JOSIAH  P.,  Erving  Professor  of 
Chemistry  and  Mineralogy,  and  Director 
of  the  Chemical    Laboratory,  house  1:5 
Quincy. 
Coolidge  David  H.,  rooms  32  Little's  block 
Coolidge  John  G.,  rms.  11  Holyoke  House 
Coolidge  Joseph  A.,  rooms  Coolidge  av. 
Coolidge  Jos.  R.,  rooms  43  Matthews  Hall 
Coolidge  Louis  A.,  rms.  19  Stoughton  Hall 
Coolidge  Sidney,  rooms  14  PlymptQn 
Coolidge  Sumner,  rooms  5  Hollis  Hall 
Coolidge  Thos.  J.,  rms.  21  Holworthy  Hall 
Coolidge  Win.H..  rooms  19  Stoughton  Hall 
Cooper  Frederic  T.,  rooms  36  Felton  bldg. 
Corey  Arthur  D.,  rooms  373  Harvard 
Cowiiin  Winthrop,  rooms  34  Beck  Hall 
Cowgill  Tho<.  W.,  rooms  19  College  House 
Cox  Henry  J.,  rooms  48  College  House 
Coxe  Henry  B.,  rooms  37  Brattle 
Craigin  Geo.  A.,  rooms  34  Holyoke  House 
Crane  Aaron  R.,  rooms  59  Matthews  Hall 
Crapo  Henry  H.,  rooms  1  Holyoke 
Creesy  Frank  L  ,  rooms  23  Thayer  Hall 
Crocker  Adams,  rooms  11  Matthews  tiall 
Crocker  George  U.,  rooms  45  Weld  Hall 
Crocker  Wm.  T.,  rooms  35  Matthews  Hall 
CROSWELL  JAMES  G.,  Tutor  in  Greek 

and  Latin,  house  19  Ash 
Crozer  Samuel  A.,  rooms  32  Beck  Hall 
Cummings  Arthur  M.,  rooms  56  Matthews 

Hall 
Cummings  Edward,  rooms  67  College  House 
Cummins  Thomas  K..  rooms  32  Beck  Hall 
Cunningham  Frank  H.,rms.  746  Cambridge 
Curtis  Allen,  Boston 
Curtis  Charles  P.,  rooms  52  Brattle 
Curtis  Hamilton  R,  rooms  45  Beck  Hall 
Curtis  Walter,  rooms  28  Stoughton  Hall 
Cashing  Grafton  D.,  rooms  17  Little's  blk. 
Cushing  Marshall  H.,  rooms  1  Hollis  Hall 

Dame  Walter  R.,  rms.  22  StoughtoD  Hall 
Damon  Walter  E.,  rooms  6  Weld  Hall 
Dana  Wni.'F.,  rooms  13  Holworthy  Hall 
Dana  Wm    L.,  rooms  37  Weld  Hall 
DANFORTH   ALLEN,   Bursar,    office    7 

Wads  worth  House 
Darling  Frederick  H.,  rooms  21  Gray's  Hall 
Davenport  Herbert  J.,  rooms  26  Brattle 
Davidson  Geo.  F:.  rms.  49  Matthews  Hall 
DAVIS    ARTHUR    G.,    Keeper  of    Cor- 
poration Accounts  and  Records,  office  70 
Water,  Boston 
Davis  Bancroft  G.,  rooms  29  Hollis  Hall 
Davis  Charles  B.  rooms  16  Hilton  block 
Davis  Charles  T.,  rooms  31  Gray's  Hall 
Davis  Gibson  M.,  rms.  14  Matthews  Hall 
Davis  Joseph  E.,  rooms  46  Gray's  Hall 
Davis  Samuel  W.,  rms.  27  College  House 
DAVIS  WM.  M.,  Instructor  in  Geology, 

house  10  Wallace 
Day  Arthur  K.,  rooms_6  College  House 


Day  John  W.,  rooms  34  Divinity  Hall 
Day  Stanton,  rooms  3  Little's  block 
DEAN  FRANCIS  W.,    Proctor,  rooms  40 

Matthews  Hall 
Dean  Samuel  H  ,  rooms  2  Divinity  Hall 
Dearing  Wm.  G.,  rooms  26  Holyoke 
De  France  Westley  H.,  rooms  6  DeWolfe 
Delafield  Lewis,  rooms  8  Appian-way 
Delafield  Robert  H.,  rooms  1  Garden 
Delano   Frederic    A.,   rooms  22   Holyoke 

House 
Denniston  Arthur  C,  rms.  62  Thayer  Hall 
Denton  Myron  P.,  rooms  42  Weld  Hall 
Dewey  Wm.  R.,  rms.  14  Holyoke  House 
Dewson  Geo.  B.,  rooms  22  Gray's  Hall 
DeWolf  John  W.,  rooms  49  Oxford 
Dickerman  Frank  E.,  rooms  30  Holli3  Hall 
Dickey  Hugh  T.,  rooms  4  8  Harvard 
Dickinson  John  AV.,  rooms  37  Gray's  Hall 
Dieter  Frederick  J.,  rms.  4  Holyoke  House 
Dike  Harrison,  rooms  18  Appian-way 
Diven  Clarence  L.,  rms.  33  Divinity  Hall 
Donohue  Oliver  Du  P.,   rms.  33  Weld  Hall 
Dooling  James  J.,  rooms  1490  Washington, 

Boston 
Dorr  Ellerton  L.,  rms.  23  Holworthy  Hall 
Dorr  Joseph,  rooms  25  Holyoke 
Dow  Edinond  S.,  rooms  14  Hollis  Hall 
Dow  Harry  R.,  rms.  47  College  House 
Drane  Paul  S.,  rooms  15  College  House 
Draper  Wm.  K..  rooms  19  Weld  Hall 
DREXNAN  MANUEL   J.,  Instructor  in 

English,  rooms  7  Stoughton  Hall 
Drown  Edward  S.,  rooms  23  Epis.  Theo. 

School 
Dun>;an  JohnF.,  rooms  22  Essex. 
Dunham  Theodore,  rms.  19  Holyoke  House 
Dunlevy  Hulburd,  rooms  3  Holyoke 
Dunn  George  G.,  rms.  18  Holyoke  House 
Durant  Thomas,  rooms  8  Gray's  Hall 
Duryea  Harmanns  B.,  rooms  24  Arrow 
Duryea  Pierrepont  H.,  rooin-i  24  Arrow 
Dwight  Henry  H.,  rooms  12  Thayer  Hall 
Dwight  Percy  D.,  rooms  5  Thayer  Hall 
DYER  LOUIS,    Assistant   Professor     of 

Greek  and  Latin,  rooms  6  Little's  block 

Earle  Morris,  rooms  38  Thayer  Hall 
Easton  James  H.  B.,rms.  11  Stoughton  Hall 
Eaton  George  H.,  rooms  52  Weld  Hall 
Eaton  Percival  J.,  rms.  24  Stoughton  Hall 
Edgerly  Edward  T.,  rooms  22  Thayer  Hall 
Edgerly  John  H.  W.,  rms.  56  Thayer  Hall 
Edgerly  Walter  H.,  rooms  17  Forest 
Edmands  AVilliam  O.,  rooms  at  Newton 
Edwards  Harry  R  ,  rms.  12  Matthews  Hall 
Ehrlich  Eugene  M.,  rooms  5  Hilliard 
ELIOT  CHARLES  W  ,   President,   office 
5  University  Hall,  and  (70    Water,  B.), 
house  17  Quincy 
Eliot  Samuel  A.,  rooms  33  Gray's  Hall 
Elliot  Albert  D.,  rooms  10  Appian-way 
Elliot  Silas  H.,  rooms  6  Mt.  Auburn 
Ellis  Bertram,  rooms  713  Cambridge 
EMERTON  EPHRAIM,  Winn    Professor 
of  Ecclesiastical  History,  h.  58  Shepard 
Endicott  William  C,  rms.  30  Little's  block 
Entiejian  Harootune,  rms.  1  Somerset,  B. 
Ennis  Robert  B.,  rooms  31  Thayer  Hall 
Ennis  William  S..  rooms  31  Thaver  Hall 
EUSTIS    HENRY  L.,    Professor    of   En- 
gineering, and  Dean    of   the  Scientific 
Faculty,  house  29  Kirkland 
Evans    George   W.,    rooms  4  Edgeworth, 

Charle?town 
EVERETT  CHARLES  C,  Bussey  Profes- 
sor of  Theology,  and  Dean  of  the  Divin- 
ity Faculty,  house  53  Garden 

FARLOW  WM.  G.,  Professor  of  Crypto- 

gamic  Botany,  rooms  30  Holyoke  House 
Faulkner  Arthur,  rooms  7  Hilton  block 
Faulkner  John  C,  rooms  7  Hilton  block 
FAXON  WALTER,  Assistant  Professor  of 
Zoology,  rooms  32  Felton  building 


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MISCELLANEOUS  DEPARTMENT. 


Faxon  William,  rooms  8  Holyoke 
Fay  Francis  B.,  rooms  15  Stoughton  Hall 
Fay  Irving  W.,  rooms  at  Natick 
Felton  Cornelius  C,  rooms  25  Holyoke 
Fenn  William  W.,  rooms  862  Main 
Ferris  David  S.,  rooms  6  Matthews  Hall 
Ferris  Lyude  R.,  rooms  51  Thayer  Hall 
Ferry  Ebenezer  H„  rms.  1  Stoughton  Hall 
FESSE^DEX  FRANKLIN  G.,  Instructor 

in  Criminal  Law,  house  at  Greenfield 
Fessenden  Sewall  H.,rms.  44  Matthews  Hall 
Fible  Micajah,  rooms  713  Cambridge 
Field  Charles  M.,  rooms  9  Holyoke  House 
Fish  Walter  C,  rooms  29  Grav's  Hall 
Fishback  Geo.  W.,  rms.  12  Hoi  worthy  Hall 
Fisk  Frederic,  D.,  rooms  9  Little's  block 
Fisk  George  H,  rooms  5  Thayer  Hall 
Fisk  James  L  ,  rooms  45  Matthews  Hall 
Fiske  Frederic  A.  P.,  rooms  Summer,  Som- 

erville 
FISKE  LYMAN  B.,  Auditor  of  Dining 

Association,  house  13  Kirkland  place 
Fletcher  Charles  R.,  rooms  144  Cambridge 
Fletcher  Jesse,  rooms  16  Weld  Hall 
Flournoy  John,  rooms  23  Irving 
Fogg  Francis  B.,  rooms  38  Matthews  Hall 
Follansbee  John  G.,  rooms  25  Holyoke 
Foote  Robert  D.,  rooms  17  Kirkland 
Ford  James  C,  rooms  404  Harvard 
Foss  George  E.,  rooms  735  Cambridge 
Foster  Samuel  L.,  rooms  25  College  House 
Fox  John  W.,  rooms  43  Thayer  Hall 
Francis  Richard  P.,  rooms  L  Gray's  Hall 
Fraser  Henry  E.,  rooms  1  Brastow  avenue, 

Somerville 
Fredrick  Marcus  W.,  rooms    28    College 

House 
French  Amos  T.,  rooms  46  Beck  Hall 
Frenkel  Jonas  B.,  rooms  20  Holyoke 
Frost  Edward  W.,  rooms  49  College  House 
Frost  Frank  K..,  rooms  38  Holyoke  House 
Frost  Lewis  P.,  rooms  16  Thayer  Hall 
Frothingham  Nathaniel,  rooms  18  Appian- 

way 
Frothingham  Paul  R.,  rooms  17  Weld  Hall 
Frotliingham  Theodore  L.,  rms.  64  Thayer 

Hall 
Frye  James  A.,  rooms  12  Hilton  block 
Fuller  Frank  E.,  rooms  15  Weld  Hall 
Fuller  John  P.,  rooms  4  Gray's  Hall 
Fuller  Waldo,  rooms  13  Hilliard 
Fullerton  William  M.,  rooms  9  Story 

Gage  Thomas  FL,  rooms  20  Gray's  Hall 
Gardiner  James  G..  rms.  10  Stoughton  Hall 
Gardiner  John  4.,  rooms  32  College  blouse 
Gardner  Augustus  P.,i*ooms  24  Little's  blk. 
Gardner  Wdliam  A.,  rms.  4  Little's  block 
Garratt  James  N.,  rooms  48  Thayer  Hall 
Garrison  Lindley  M.,rms.45  Holyoke  House 
Garrison  William   H.,  rooms  45  Holyoke 

House 
Gates  L«wis  E.,  rooms  39  Brattle 
Gebhart  Frederick  W.,  rms.  10  Frisbie  pi. 
Gerould  Charles  W.,  rms.  19  Irving 
Getchell  Clarence,  rms.  3  College  House 
GIBBS  WOOLCOTT,  Rumford  Prof,  and 
Lecturer  on  the  application  of  science  to 
the  Useful  Arts,  house  63  Garden 
Gibson  Charles  L.,  rooms  52  Mt.  Auburn 
Gifford  Franklin  K.,rms.  1  Sacramento  pi. 
Gifford  William  L.,  rooms  18  Gray's  Hall 
Gilbert  Samuel  C,  rooms  10  Gray's  Hall 
Gill  Emlyu  M.,  rooms  10  Felton  building 
Gilman  Charles  F.,  rooms  15  Felton  bldg. 
Oilman  John  B.,  rooms  14  Divinity  Hall 
Gilman  Warren  R., rooms  14  Divinity  Hall 
Gleason  Albert  A.,  rms.  51  College  House 
Gleason  Charles  B.,  rms.  10  College  House 
Glover  Horatio  N.,  rms.  33  Thayer  Hall 
Goddard  Farley  B.,rms.  21  Stoughton  Hall 
Goepp  Phillip  H.,  rooms  26  Holyoke 
GOODALE  GEORGE  L.,  Prof,  of  Bota- 
ny and  Director  of  the  Botanic  Garden, 
house  Botanic  Garden 


Goodale  John  McGregor,  rooms  13  Thayer 

Hall 
Goodnough  Benj.  F.,  rooms  26  Weld  Hall 
Goodspeed  Joseph  A.,  rooms  862  Main 
Goodwin  Wm.  if.,  rms.  41  Matthews  Hall 
Gordon  William  O,  rooms   2  Wadsworth 

House 
Gorham  Robert  S.,  rooms  26  Hollis  Hall 
Graham  Walter,  rooms  19  Hilliard 
Grandgent  Charles  H.,  rms.  34  Wendell 
Grant  Percy  S.,  rms.  41  Holvoke  House 
GRAY  ASA,  Fisher  Prof,  of  Natural  His- 
tory, house  Botanic  Garden.  Garden  at. 
Gray  Edward  B.,  rooms  27  Weld  Hall 
GRAY  JOHN  C,   Story   Prof,    of    Law, 

house  176  Beacon,  Boston 
Grayham  Edwin  E.,  rms.  49  Thaver  Hall 
Grayson  Robert  R.,  rooms  16  Oxford 
Greeley  Louis  M.,  rooms  95  Mt.  Auburn 
Green  William  L.,  rooms  4  Beck  Hall 
Greenman  Walter  F.,  rooms  147  Chester 

avenue.  Chelsea 
Gregory  Frank  B.,  rooms  26  Mellen 
Greve  Charles  T.,  rooms  20  Holyoke 
Griffin  Henry  A.,  rooms  10  Oxford 
Griswold  Freeman  C,  rms.  42  Beck  Hall 
Griswold  Loren  E.,  rooms  65  Thayer  Hall 
Guild  '  diaries  E.,  rms.  32  Hollis  Hall 
Guild  Courtenay,  rooms  5  Little's  block 
Guild  Henry  E.,  rooms  10  Gray's  Hall 
Gunnison  Binney,  rooms  9  Remington 
GURNEY  EPHRAIM  W, University  Pro- 
fessor of  History,  house  10  Fayer weather 

HAGEN    HERMANN    A.,   Professor   of 

Entomology,  house  7  Putnam  avenue 
Haines  Fred  S..  rooms  32  Stoughton  Hall 
Halbert  Walter  A.,  rooms  20  Prescott 
HALE  EDWARD,  President's  Secretary, 

rooms  56  College  House 
Hale  Edward  E.,  rooms  1  Holyoke 
Hall  Edward  J.,  rooms  33  College  House 
HALL  EDWIN  H.,  Instructor  in  Physics, 

bouse  5  Avon 
Hall  Henry  M.,  rooms  22  Felton  building 
Hall  James  M.,  rooms  23  Hollis  Hall 
Hamlin  Addison,  rooms  29  Matthews  Hall 
Hamlin  Charles  E.,  rms.  29  Matthews  Hall 
Hamlin  Charles  S.,  rooms  10  Weld  Hall 
Hamlin  Edward  E.,  rooms  10  Weld  Hall 
Hamlin  Frank,  rooms  39  Weld  Hall 
Hammond  Charles  M.,  rooms  15  Holworthy 

Hall 
Hammond  Gardiner  G.,  rms.  15  Holworthy 

Hall 
Hansen  Otto  R.,  rooms  13  Thayer  Hall 
Hardwick  Chas.  T.,  rms.  59  Matthews  Hall 
Harding  George  F.,  rooms  25  Holyoke 
Harding  Selwyn  L.,  rooms  65  Ellery 
Hardon  Henry  W.,  rooms  8  Hollis  Hall 
Harper  William  R.,  rooms  713  Cambridge 
Harrington  Chas.  M.,  rms.  12  Appian-way 
Harrington  Frank  A.,  rms.  12  Appian-way 
Harris  George  B.,  rooms  47  Holyoke  House 
Harris  Robert  McO,  rooms  10  Frisbie  pi. 
Harris  Thaddeus  W.,  rooms  862  Main 
Harrison  Charles  L.,  rooms  14  Concord  av. 
Harrison  Charles  L.,  rooms  404  Harvard 
Hartley  Roland  E.,  rooms  36  North  avenue 
Hartshorn  George  T..  rooms  17  Kirkland 
Hartshorne  James  M.,  rooms  5  Matthews 

Hall 
Hiskell  Mellen  W.,  rooms  22  Hollis  Hall 
Haskell  William  E  ,rms.  32  Holyoke  House 
Hastings  Francis  W.,  rooms  6  Gray's  Hall 
Hastings  John  K.,  rms.  16  Divinity  Hall 
Hatch  Arthur  G.,  rooms  42  Weld  Hall 
Hatch  Eugene  H.,  rooms  63  College  House 
Haughton  Malcolm  G.,  rms.  Chestnut  Hill 
HAWES    EDWARD    S.,      Instructor   in 

Greek  and  Latin,  rms.  33  Holyoke  House 
Hawkins  Arthur  M.,  rooms  1  Weld  Hall 
Hayes  Hammond  V.,  rooms  55  Thayer  Hall 
Hayes  Simeon  M.,  rooms  32  Matthews  Hall 
Hayes  William  A.,  rooms  55  Thayer  Hall 


MISCELLANEOUS  DEPARTMENT. 


373 


Hayward  Roland,  rooms  16  Quincy 

Ha v ward  Walter  E.,  rooms  17  Holworthy 

Hall 
Hazard  Daniel  L.,  rooms  19  Oxford 
Hearst  William  R.,  rim    46  Matthews  Rail 
Heilbron  George  H.,  rooms  3  Hollis  Hall 
Hemenway    Charles    At.,    rooms    Perkins, 

Sonierville 
Henderson  Ernest  F  ,  rooms  25  Holyoke 
Henderson  Lucius  J  ,  rooms  467  Broadway 
Henry  Bertram  C,  rooms  66  Thayer  Hall 
Henshaw  Henry  A.,  rms.  69  I  'ollege  House 
Hewitt  George  R.,  rooms  IS  Putuam  av. 
Hey  wood  George,  rooms  25  .Matthews  Hall 
Hibbard  Edward  A., rms.  32  Matthews  Hall 
Hibbard  Omri  F  ,  rooms  9  Felton  building 
Hidden  William  H.,  rooms  12  Thaver  Hall 
Hildreth  Henry  T.,  rms.  40  College  House 
Hight  Le  Rov  L.,  rooms  26  Felton  building 
HILL  ADAMS  8..  Boylst  -ti    Professor  of 

Rhetoric  and  Oratory,  house  Reservoir 
Hill  Benjamin  T.,  rooms  46  Weld  Hall 
Hill  George  A.,  rooms  24  College  House 
HILL  HENRY  B.,  Assistant  Professor  of 

Chemistry,  house  Hammond 
Hill  Joseph  A.,  rooms  34  (ollege  House 
Hilliiiid  Harrv  R.,  rooms  1  Holyoke 
HILLS    WILLIAM      B.,      Instructor  in 

Chemistry,  house  54  Langdon 
Hitchcock  Frank,  rooms  410  Harvard 
Hoar  Sherman,  rooms  77  Bit.  Auburn 
Hobbs  Marland  C,  rooms  23  Thayer  Hall 
Hobson  George  P.  F.,  rms.  52  Thayer   Hall 
Hodges  Archie  L.,  rooms  3  Gray's  Hall 
Hogg  Robert  W.,  rooms  12  Little's  block 
Hoklen  Harry,  rooms  11  Hollis  Hall 
Holland  John  F.,  rooms  23  College  House 
Holliday  William  ft.,  rooms  9  Weld  Hall 
Holmes  Benjamin  B.,  rooms  24  Weld  Hall 
Holmes  Charles  A.,  rooms  39  Weld  Hall 
Holmes  Frank  W.,  rooms  80  Magazine 
Holmes  John  P.,  rooms  1  College  House 
HOLMES  OLIVER,  Professor  of  Law,  h. 

10  Beacon,  B. 
Holt  Charles  L.,  rooms  55  Matthews  Hall 
Holt  Henry  C,  rooms  30  Hollis  Hall 
Homans  Win.  P.,  rooms  8  Holworthy  Hall 
Hood  Frederic  C,  rooms  16  Felton  bldg. 
Hooke  Charles  W.,  rooms  63  Thayer  Hall 
Hooper  Franklin  U.,  rooms  38  Thayer  HaU 
Hopkins  Wm.  J.,  rooms  39  Holyoke  House 
Hosiner  Ernest  H.,  rooms  15  Thayer  Hall 
Houghton  AUnson  B.,  rms.  29  Little's  blk. 
How  Jared  S.,  rooms  12  Story 
Howard  Edwin,  rooms  15  Hollis  Hall 
Howard  Oscar  F.,  rooms  8  Holworthy  Hall 
Howe  George  E.,  rooms  14  Hollis  Hall 
Howe  James  R.,  house  1  Oxford 
Howe  John  E.,  rooms  18  Matthews  Hall 
Howe  Percival  S  ,  rooms  24  Matthews  Hall 
Howe  Richard  F.,  rooms  5  Holwothy  Hall 
Howe  Walter  H.,  rooms  746  Cambridge 
Howell  Edwin  C,  rooms  100  Mt.  Auburn 
Howes  Ueo.  E.,  rooms  17  Hancock,  Boston 
Howland  William  R.,  rooms  15  Shepard 
Hoyt  Alfred  W.,  rooms  3  Beck  Hall 
Hubbard  CI  arles  J.,  rooms  24  Weld  Hall 
Hubbard  Harry,  rooms  27  Hollis  Hall 
Huddleston   John   H.,    rooms  68  College 

House 
Hughes  George  R.,  rooms  13  Kirkland  pi. 
Hughes  Walter  J.,  rooms  13  Kirkland  pi. 
Hull  Edward  V  ,  rooms  14  Holyoke  House 
Hunt  Thomas,  rooms  50  Matthews  Hall 
Hunting  Nathaniel  S.,  rms.  15  Hollis  Hall 
Huntington  Oliver  M.,  house  25  Quincv 
HUNTINGTON    OLIVER    W.,  Assistant 

in  Chemistry,  house  25  Quincy 
Hurd  Charles  O.,  rooms  9  .->tory 
Hurd  George  P.,  rooms  3  Inman 
Hurley  Frank  Ei,  rooms  10  Divinity  Hall 
Hutchings  Robert  ML,  rooms  2  Divinity  av. 
Hutchins  Herbert  B.,  rooms  5  Story 
Hutchins  Lee,  rooms  12  Story 
Hutchinson  Samuel  I.,  rooms  3  Weld  Hall 

27 


Irish  Cyrus  W.,  rooms  7  College  House 

Jack  Edwin  E.,  rooms  42  Thaver  Hall 
Jack  Ernest  S.,  rooms  46  Thayer  Hall 
Jackman  Wilbur  S..  rooms  13  Mt.  Auburn 
JACKSON    CHARLES    L.,    Professor  of 

Chemistry,  rooms  11  Holworthy  Hall 
Jackson  Louis  L.,  rooms  60  Mr.  Auburn 
Jackson  Robert  T.,rms.  18  Holworthy  Hall 
Jacobs  Henry  B  ,  rooms  1  Holds  Hall 
J  AQUINO  T  ADRIEN,  Assistant  Professor 

of  French,  rooms  46  North  aveiue 
Jaynes  Julian  C,  rooms  22  Divinity  Hall 
Jenisou  Frank  A.,  house  at  Newton 
Jenni-gs  Albert  S.  J.,  rooms  11  Everett 
Jennings  Charles  H.,  rooms  17  Maple  av. 
Jennings  Edward  B.,  rooms  4  Felt  >n  bldg. 
Jennings  Rob't  W.,rms.  44Hokoke  House 
Jennings  William  C.,  rms.  670  Tremont,  B. 
Jennison  Frank  E.,  rooms  100  Mt.  Auburn 
Jewett  James  R.,  rooms  60  Buckingham 
Johnson  Arthur  S.,  rooms  1^  Little's  block 
Johnson  John  N.,  rooms  32  Mellen 
Johns  n  Louis  O  ,  rooms  37  Thayer  Hall 
Johnson  Walter  P.,  rms.  24  Matthews  Hall 
Jones  (rilbert  N.,  rooms  16  Gray's  Hall 
JONES  HENRY  C,  Assistant  in  Botany, 

rooms  5  Grav's  Hall 
JONE>  HENRY  D..  Instructor  in  Elocu- 
tion, rooms  7  Thayer  Hall 
Jones  Paul,  rooms  26  Mellen 
Jones  Samuel  S..  rooms  14  Holyoke  House 
Jordan  Rudolf,  rooms  58  Trowbridge 
Judson  William  V.,  rms.  65  College  House 

Kaan  Frank  W.,  rooms  20  Stoughton  Hall 
Kaufman  Henry  P..  rooms  16  Story 
Keating  Patrick  M..  rms.  6  Stoughton  Hall 
Keep  Charles  H.,  rooms  20  Pre>cott 
Keep  Wallace  1.,  rooms  38  Weld  Hall 
Keith  Arthur,  rooms  20  Hollis  Hall 
Keith  George  P,  rooms  20  Hollis  Hall 
Kelleher  Daniel,  rooms  18  College  House 
Kelley  Webster,  rooms  37  Springfield,  B. 
Kellogg  Warren  F.,  rms.  18  Matthews  Hall 
Kemp  Ueorge,  rooms  41  Beck  Hall 
Kendall  Frank  A.,  rooms  14  Felton  bldg. 
Kendall  Henry  H.,  rooms  8  Magee 
Kendall  Louis  W.,  rooms  1  Hilton  block 
Kenison  Neheniiah  S.,  rms.  715  Cambridge 
KennesonThaddeus  D.,rms.  13  Hollis  Hall 
Kent  Edward,  rooms  19  Holworthy  Hall 
KIERNAN  THOMAS  J.,  As>istunt  in  the 

Library,  rooms  84  Mt.  Auburn 
Kikkawa  Chokichi,  rms.  23  Matthews  Hall 
Kimball  .\iarcus  M.,  rooms  5  Little's  block 
King  Charles  C,  rooms  4  Holyoke  House 
King  Frederic  R.,  rooms  47  Matthews  Hall 
King  Henry  C,  rooms  60  Putnam  avenue 
KINN1CUTT  LEONARD  P.,  Assistant  in 

Chemistry,  rooms  21  Stoughton  Hall 
Kip  Charles  H.,  rooms  24  Holworthy  Hall 
KliTRIDGE  GEORGE  L„  Proctor,  rms. 

7  Holvoke  House 
KNAPP  FREDERICK  B.,  Instructor  in 
Surveying  and  Drawing,  and  superin- 
tendent of  Buildings,  h  14  Buckingham 
Knight  Fred  T.,  rooms  29  Auburn,  Cha's'n 
Knight  Stephen  H.,  rooms  2  Felton  bldg. 
Kollock  Alexander  G.,  rooms  347  Harvard 
Krumbhaar  Louis,  rooms  37  Brattle 

Lamb  Charles  E.,  rooms  27  Holyoke  House 
La  Monte  Hammond,  rooms  10  Hollis  Hall 
Lancaster  Walter  B.,  rooms  16  Matthews 

Hall 
Lander  Charles  O.,  rooms  3  Wallace 
Landsberg  Simeon  W.,  rooms  .'-(69  Harvard 
Lane  Albert  F.,  rooms  5  Linden 
Lane  Alfred  C,  rooms  16  Stoughton  Hall 
LANE  GEORGE  M.,  Pope  Prof,  of  Latin, 

house  16  Prescott 
Lane  Ralph  M.,  rooms  4  Thaver  Hall 
LANGDELL    CHRISTOPHER   C,  Dane 

Professor  of  Law  and  Dean  of  the  Law 

Faculty,  house  37  Quincy 


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MISCELLANEOUS  DEPARTMENT. 


LAX  MAN    CHARLES    RM  Professor    of 

Sanskrit,  rooms  21  Hollis  Hall 
Large  Richard  B.,  rooms  7K»  Cambridge 
Larrabee  Rollin  N.,  rooms  22  Weld  Hall 
Latham  Charles  S.,  rooms  41  Beck  Hall 
Latham  Milton  S.,  rooms  43  Beck  Hall 
Lathrop  Edward  P.,  rooms  713  Cambridge 
LAUGHLIN    JAMES    L.,     Instructor    in 

Political  Economy,  rooms  29  Thayer  Hall 
Lawrence  Amos  E.,  rooms  28  Gray's  Hall 
Lawrence  John,  rooms  14  Little's'biock 
Lawrence  William  I.,  rooms  54  Brattle 
Ledlie  George  H.,  rooms  7  Holy  ok  e  place 
Lee  Edward  L\,  rooms  46  College  House 
Lee  Joseph,  rooms  58  Thayer  Hall 
Leighton  George  W.,  rooms  34  Mellen 
Le  Aloyne  Louis  V.,  rooms  2  Gray's  Hall 
Lennox  James  T.,  rooms  zi  Holyoke  House 
Lent  Eugene,  rooms  104  Mt.  Auburn 
Levan  David,  rooms  19  Divinity  Hall 
Leverett  William,  rooms  15  Sumner 
Levy  Albert  H  ,  rooms  28  Weld  Hall 
Lewis  Henry  F.,  rooms  20  Thayer  Hall 
Libby  Charles  T.,  rooms  15  Farwell  place 
Liliehthal  Howard,  rms.  15  Stoughton  Hall 
Lincoln  Fred  T.,  rooms  2  Hollis  Hall 
Lincoln  George  T.,  rooms  38  Hancock,  B. 
Lincoln  John  L.,  rooms  26  Holyoke 
Lincoln  Lowell,  rooms  13  Weld  Hall 
Litchfield  Lawrence,  rooms  17  Thayer  Hall 
Littauer  William,  rooms  1  Garden 
Livingston  Philip  L.,  rooms  15  LLtle'sblk. 
Lloyd  Alfred  H.,  rooms  9  Stonghton  Hall 
Lloyd  Herbert  M.,  rooms  9  Stoughton  Hall 
L>cke  Hersey  G.,  rooms  10  Hilton  block 
LOCKE  WARREN  A,  Organist  and  Choir 

Master,  rooms  10  Putiam  avenue 
Locke  William  W.,  rooms  34  Divinity  Hall 
Loeb  Morris,  rooms  8  Weld  Hall 
Loe-er  Charles  A.,  rooms  4  Mat  the  w->  Hall 
Lombard  Wm.  A.,  rooms 37 Matthews  Hull 
Long  Joseph  M.,  rooms  5  Stoughtou  Hall 
Longfellow  Richard  K.,  rooms  47  Brattle 
Lord  Augustus  M  ,  rooms  34  Bigelow 
Lord  William  T.,  rooms  3  Hollis  Hall 
Lothman  Daniel  W.,  rms.  5    College  House 
Lounsbury  Edw.  H  ,  rms.  69  College  House 
Lovering  Edward,  rooms  26  Holyoke  House 
LOWERING   JOSEPH,   Hollis    Professor 

of  Mathematics  and  Natural  Philosophy, 

house  3S  Kirkland 
Lovering  Reuben  W.,  room-  30  Mt.  Auburn 
Lowell  George  E.,  rooms  36  Thayer  Hall 
Lowm.n  Jesse,  rooms  19  Matthews  Hall 
Lowman  Oscar  J.,  rooms  41  Weld  Hall 
Luce  Robert,  rooms  51  Weld  Hall 
Ludlow  James  15.,  rooms  9  Linden 
Lunt  Edward  C,  rooms  56  Matthews  Hall 
Luques  Prank  A.,  rooms  50  Matthews   Hall 
Luther  William  L.,  rms.  5  Stoughton  Hall 
LUTZ    FREDERICK,  Tutor  in  German, 

rooms  19  Little's  block 
Lyman  Arthur,  rooms  34  Thayer  Hall 
Lyman  Herbert,  rooms  16  Quincy 
Lyman  William  P.,  rooms  101  Brattle 
LYON    DAVID    G„    Hollis  Professor  of 

Divinity,  house  15  Appian-way 
Lyon  George,  rooms  6  Divinity  Hall 

MABERRY   CHARLES  P.,  Assistant  in 

(  hemistry,  house  13  Avon 
Machado  Jose  A.,  rms.  16  Stoughton  Hall 
Mack  Alfred,  rooms  16  Story 
Mack  Harry  W  .  rooms  20  Prescott 
Mackie  David  I.,  rms.  5  Wadsworth  House 
MAC  VANE  SILAS  M.,  In-tructor  in  His- 
tory, house  46  Langdon 
Magill  Henry  W.,  rooms  50  Weld  Hall 
Mahoney  John  T.,  rms.  4S  College  House 
Mallory  Frank  B.,  rms.  64  Colle.e  House 
Mandell  Henry  F.,  rooms  16  Winthrop 
MARK  EDWARD  L,  Instructor  iu  Zo- 
ology, house  48  Shepard 
Marquand  Joseph,  rooms  38  Gray's  Hall 
Marrett  Chas.  G„  rooms  23  Weld  Hall 


Marsh  Arthur  R.,  rooms  26  Holyoke 
Marsh  Edward  D.,  rooms  28  Thayer  Hall 
Marsh  Henry  W.,  rms.  5  Matthews  Hall 
Marshall  John  M.,  rooms  6  Felton 
Martin  Alfred  W.,  rms.  27  Divinity  Hall 
Mason  Alan  G.,  rms  17  Holyoke  House 
Mason  Frank  A.,  rms  60  Matthews  Hall 
Maude  John  E.,  rms.  21  Divinity  Hall 
Maverick  »!anton,rms.  22  College  House 
McAdie  Alex.  G.,  rms.  26  Garden 
McAllister     all,  rms  47  Matthews  Hall 
Mc Arthur  John  R.,  rms.  18  Weld  Hall 
McCagg  Louis  B.,  rms.  16  Holyoke  House 
McCook  Robert  L.,  rooms  1  Beck  Hall 
McCrackin  Alex.,  rooms  17  Sacramento 
McDonald  Wallace,  rooms  13  Remington 
McDuffee  Johu,  rooms  4'J  North  avenue 
Mclmies  Edwin  G.,rms.  30Stou*ihton  Hall 
Mclnnes  Wm.  M.,  rms.  3  I  Stoughton  Hall 
Mclntire  Fred.  rms.  12  Felton  building 
Mcintosh  James  H.,  rms.  3  Stoughton  Hall 
Mclvor  Nicholas  W.,  rms.  746  Cambridge 
McKay  Richard  C,  rms.  26  Matthews  Hall 
31cKee  Frederick  W.,  rms.  715  Cambridge 
McNair  Antoine  de  R.,  rms.  15  Sumner 
McRae  Austin  L.,  rooms  '/6  Garden 
Mead  Geo.  N.  P.,  rms.  3  Holyoke  House 
Melville  Henry,  rooms  42  Mt!  Auburn 
Mercer  Win.  R.,  rooms  42  Brattle 
Merriam  John  McK.,  rms.  52 Thayer  Hall 
3letcalf  Chas.  H.  rms.  28  Divinity  Hall 
Middleton  Edmund  S.,  rms.  36  Epis.  Theo. 

School 
Miles  Herbert  E,  rms.  61  Thayer  Hall 
Milsted  Thomas  G.,  rooms  23  Irving 
Miller  Wm.  H.,  rooms  60  College  House 
Miller  Henry  C  ,  rms  10  College  House 
Mills  Chas.  L,  rooms  29  Littles  block 
Mills  Ezra  P  ,  rooms  22  Matthews  Hall 
Mills  John  O.,  rooms  21  Dudley,  Roxbury 
Miner  Justin  P.,  rooms  IS  Thayer  Hall 
Minot  Chas.  H  ,  rooms  22  Little's  block 
Minturn  Robert  S.,  rms.  8  Holyoke  House 
Mitchell  Janns  L.,rms.  31  Divinity  Hall 
Mitchell  Sollace,  rooms  10  Piyinpton 
Moffat  Reuben  B.,  rms.  1  Holworthy  Hall 
Montague  Frazer  L.,  rms.  14  Elm.  Chelsea 
MOORE  CHAS.  II.,  Instructor  in   Draw- 
ing and  Principles  of  Design, h.  19  Follen 
Moore  Geo.  D.,rins  23  Holyoke  House 
Morman  F.  J.,  rooms  26  Holyoke 
Moors  Francis  J  ,  rooms  410  Harvard 
Moors  John  F.,  rooms  48  Matthews  Hall 
Morison  Geo.  B.,  rooms  7  Holworthy  Hall 
Morrill  Chas.  H.,  rms.  51  College  House 
Morrill  Sam    J.,  rooms  58  Mt  Auburn 
Morris  Alfred  11..  rooms  11  Everett 
Morns  Geo.  P.,  rms.  561  Eighth,  S.  Boston 
Morse  Chas.  F.,  rms.  35  College  House 
Morss  John  W.,  rooms  25  Gray's  Hall 
Morton  Frederick  W.,  rooms  27  Mellen 
Morton  Johnson,  rms  18  Felton  building 
Moultqn  Franklin  W  ,  rms.  27  Little's  blk. 
Mullen  Thomas  A.,  rms.  13  B,  So.  Boston 
Mumford  James  G.,rms.  9  Holworthy  Hall 
Mumford  Win.  W.,  rms.  10  Holyoke  House 
Murkland  Chas.  S.,  rms.  32  Divinity  Hall 
Murphy  Wni  S.,  rms   129  Leverett,Boston 
Mygatt  Otis  A.,  rooms  2  Holmes  place 

Nagle  Garrett  E.,  rooms  58  North  avenue 
Nakawara  Gisaburo,  rms.  23  Matthews  Hall 
Nash  Henry  S..  rms.  14  Epis.  Theo.  School 
Nash  Nathaniel  C,  room  •  60  Matthews  Hall 
Nason  Daniel,  rooms  710  Cambri<lge 
Nef  John  U.,  rooms  44  College  House 
Nelson  Harry  L  ,  rooms  20  Prescott 
Nelson  Henry  D.,  rooms  28  Hollis  Hall 
Newhall  John  B.,  rooms  8  Felton  building 
Nichols  Charles  C,  rooms  26  Mellen 
Nichols  Charles  P.,  rms.  2  Holworthv  Hall 
Nichols  Edward  H.,  rooms  25  Hollis  Hall 
Nichols  Frederick  rooms  44  Beck  Hall 
Nichols  George  H.,  rooms  16  College  House 
Nichols  John  T.,  rooms  12  Divinity  Hall 


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Nichols  Seth,  rooms  31  Matthews  Hall 
Nies  William  E.,  nns.  34  Epis  Theo.  Sch. 
Ninde  Henry  W.,  rooms  60  Mt.  Auburn 
Noble  (Gilbert  C,  rooms  415  Broadway 
Noble  John  H.,  rooms  404  Harvard 
Noble  William  B.,  rooms  2  Weld  Hall 
Nolen  William  W.,  rms.  43  Holyoke  House 
Noonan  .John  A.,  rooms  55  College  House 
Norris  Samuel,  rooms  15  Weld  Hall 
NORTON  CHARLES  E.,  Prof,  of  the  His- 
tory of  Art,  house  Shady  hill,  Kirkland 
Norton  Eliot,  rooms  31  Stoughton  Hall 
Noyes  Edward  I.  K.,  rms.  4  Sacramento  pi. 
Noyes  James  A.,  rms.  25  Little's  block 
Noyes  William  H.,  rooms  5  Linden 
Nutter  George  R..  rooms  60  Gray's  Hall 

O'Callaghan  Robert  E  ,  rooms  6  Stoughton 

Hall 
Oettinger  Henrv  C.,rms.  48  Holvoke 
Onativia  Jose  V.,  rooms  33  Weld  Hall 
Opdvcke  Leonard  E.,  rms.  48  (Cray's  Hall 
Ordway  Samuel  H.,rms.  28  Mattliews  Hall 
Osborne  Thomas  II.,  rms.  14  Holvoke  House 
Osgood  William  F.,  rms.  30  College  House 
Overton  Jesse  M.,  rms  44  Holyoke  House 
Oxnard  Henry  E  ,  rms.  26  Felton  bldg. 

Packard  Horace  N.,  rms.  34  Weld  Hall 
Packard  Walter  >L,  rms.  19  Felton  bldg. 
Page  Alfred  P.,  rooms  21  Prospect 
Page  George  H.,  rooms  41  Holyoke  House 
Page  William  E.,  rooms  28  Holyoke  House 
Page  William  H.,  rooms  16  Hollis  Hall 
PAINE  JOHN   K.(  Prof,  of  Music,  rooms 

8  Frisbie  place 
Paine  Robert  T.,  rooms  8  Holyoke 
PALMER   GEORGE   H„  Asst.  Prof,    of 

Philosophy,  rooms  27  Stoughton  Hall 
Palmer  George  M.,  rooms  62  Brattle 
Palmer  Joseph  N.,  rooms  47  Gray's  Hall 
Park  Trenor  L.,  rooms  21  Little's  block 
Park*  r  Chauncey  G.,  rms.  35  Thayer  Hall 
Parker  Francis  S.,  rms.  44  Matthews  Hall 
Parker  William  F.,  rooms  5  DeWolf 
Parks  Robert  M.,  rooms  42  Mt.  Auburn 
Parmenter  James  P.  ,rms.  31  Holyoke  House 
Parsons  Geo.  R.,ro>>ms  14  Concord  avenue 
Patridge  Geo.  F  ,  rooms  96  Ellery 
Patten  William,  rooms  at  Watertown 
Patterson  John  L.,  rooms  47  Brattle 
Paul  Walter  E.,  rooms  27  Thayer  Hall 
Paulding  James  K.,  rooms  64  ML  Auburn 
Paulin  Louis  R.  E.,  rms.  67  Thayer  Hall 
Payne  James  H.,  rms  746  Cambridge 
Payson  Francis  L.,  rooms  1  Holyoke 
PEABODY    ANDREW   P.,    Preacher    to 

the  University,  house  11  Quincy 
Peabodv  Endicott,  rms.  18  Epis.  Theo.  Sch. 
PEABODY  FRANCIS  G.,  Parkman  Prof. 

of  Theology,  house  Shepard 
Peabody  Geo  Lee,  rooms  43  Weld  Hall 
Pearmain  Sumner  B.,  rms.  37  Matthews 

Hall 
Pierce  Wilmot  G.,  rooms  5  Linden 
Peirson  Edward  L.,  rms.  33  Matthews  Hall 
Peirson  Horatio  P.,  rms.  45  Thayer  Hall 
Pellew  George,  rooms  at  Bo-ton 
Pendleton  Nathaniel  G.,  rooms  48  Brattle 
Penhallow  Arthur  L.,  rms  57  Thayer  Hall 
Penuock  John  D.,  rms.  9  Hollis  Hall 
Penrose  Charles  B.,  rooms  2  Gerry 
Penrose  Richard  A  F.,  rooms  2  Gerry 
Penrose  S;.encer,  rooms  2  Gerry 
Perin  Charles  P.,  rms.  9  Matthews  Hall 
Perkins  Albert  S.,  rms.  41  College  House 
Perkins  Charles  B..  rms.  47  Beck  Hall 
Perkins  Geo.  H.,  rms.  69  College  House 
PEKKINS  GEO.  W.,rms.  24  College  House 
Perkins  Gilman  N.,  rooms  17  Weld  Hall 
Perkins  Robert  P.,  rooms  31  Beck  Hall 
Perry  Oscar  E.,  rooms  at  Boston 
Peterson  Charles  A.,  rooms  180  Cambridge 
Peterson  Reuben,  rooms  17  Thayer  Hall 
Pew  William  A.,  rooms  20  Prescott 
Phelps  Louis  J.,  rooms  39  Brattle 


Phillips  Walter  B.,  rms.  14  Hilton  block 
Phippen  Hardy,  rms.  33  Matthew*  Hall 
PICKERING  EDWARD  C,  Phillips  Pro- 
fessor of  Astronomy,  rooms  Observatory 
Pick  op  Edward  M.,  rooms  12  DeWolf 
PIERCE  BENJ.  O..  Instructor  in  Mathe- 
matics, rooms  43  Grav's  Hall 
PIERCE  JAMES  M.,Prof.  of  Mathemat- 

tics,  rooms  4  Kirkland  place 
Pinckard  Charles  P.,  rms.  38  Weld  Hall 
Plummer  Thomas  R.,  rms.  2  Little's  blk. 
Pollard  Alonzo  W.,rms.  17Holworthy  Hall 
Pope  Horton,  room-  40  Grav's  Hall 
Porter  Charles  D.,  rooms  9  Thayer  Hall 
Porter  George  J.,  rms.  6  Hilton  block 
Potter  Alfred  M.,  rooms  6  Mt.  Auburn 
Potter  William  H.,  rooms  14  Story 
Powers  Tudor  W.,  rooms  32  Mellen 
Pratt  Frank  G.,  rooms  29  College  House 
Pratt  Harvey  H  ,  rooms  10  Oxford 
PREBLE  HENhY,   Tutor  in  Greek  and 

Latin,  rooms  54  Thayer  Hall 
Prentiss  John,  rooms  29  College  House 
Presbrey  Palmer  E.,  rooms  10  Remington 
Pre  ton'james  F.,  rooms  13  Chestnut,  B. 
Pudor  Gustave  A.,  rms.  26  Felton  building 
Puffer  Frederick  E.,  rooms  14  Plympton 
Putnam  Herbert,  rooms  New  York 
Putnam  Osgood,  rooms  17  Hollis  Hall 

Quimby  Joseph  L.,  rooms  9  Story 

Rackemann  Felix,rms.  Bourne,Forest  Hills 
Ramage  Bartow  B.,  rooms  20  V\  eld  Hall 
Rand  Edward  L.,  rooms  16  Quincv 
Rand  William  B..  rooms  21  Thayer  Hall 
Rankin    Edward  E  ,    rooms    lf3    Beacon, 

Somerville 
Ranlet  Charles,  rooms  20  Prescott 
Ranlett  Frederick  J.,  rooms  53  Weld  Hall 
Rannev  Fletcher,  rooms  47  Weld  Hall 
Rathbone  John  H.,  rooms  35  Weld  Hall 
Raymond  Robert  F.,  rooms  14  Trowbridge 
Reed  Frederic  G.,  rooms  17  Hilton  block 
Reis  Ferdinand,  rooms  36  Matthews  Hall 
Reynolds  Thomas  W.  rms.  101  Trowbridge 
Rhett  Walter  H.,  rooms  4  Hohoke 
Rice  rharles  M.,  rooms  20  Prospect 
Richards  Lb-  n,  rooms  10  Appian-way 
Richards  Henry  A.,  rooms  20  College  House 
Richardson  Daniel  M.,  rooms  2  Holworthy 

Hall 
Richardson  Jacob  W.,  rms.  5  Felton  bldg. 
Richardson  John  S.,  rms.  9  Kirkland  place 
Richardson  Myron   W.,  rooms  1  Brastow 

avenue,  Somerville 
Richardson  Sumner  D.,  rooms  47  Brattle 
Richmond  Philip,  rooms  25  Holyoke 
Riddle  John  W.,  rooms  53  Matthews  Hall 
Riley  Francis  J.,  rms.  57  &  58  College  House 
Ritchie  Robert  R.,  rooms  11  Remington 
Robbins  Herbert  D.,  rooms  36  Beck  Hall 
Roberts  Arthur  W.,  rooms  16  Prosoect 
Roberts  John  J.,  rooms  144  Mt.  Auburn 
Roberts  Odin  B.,  rooms  20  Holyoke 
Robinson  Charles  E.,  rooms  9  Hollis  Hall 
Robinson  Rowland  R,  rms.  30  Mt.  Auburn 
Rockwell  Charles  R  ,rms.  14  Mattliews  Hall 
Rogan  Charles,  rooms  52  Mt.  Auburn 
Rogers  Robert  F.,  rooms  710  Cambridge 
Rogers  Samuel  B.,  rooms  102  Mt.  Auburn 
ROGERS    WILLIAM  A.,  AssL-tant  Pro- 
fess, r  of  Astronomy,  house  18  Bowdoin 
Rolfe  George  W.,  rooms  405  Broadway 
Root  Theophilus  H..  rooms  27  Grays  Hall 
Rose  Edward  E.,  rooms  34  Felton  building 
Rose  Walter  C,  rooms  27  College  house 
Roundy  William  N.,  rooms  12  Kirkland  pi. 
Rousmaniere  Edmund  S.,rms.39Gray's  Hall 
Rowse  Edward  C,  rooms  4  Prospect 
ROYCE  JOSIAH,  Instructor  in  Philoso- 
phy, house  14  Sumner 
Rublee  William  A.,  rooms  59  Thayer  Hall 
Rueter  Conrad  J . ,  rooms  12  Holyoke  House 
Russell  Charles  l\,  rooms  11  Sumner 
Ryer  Fletcher  F.,  rooms  12  Berkeley 


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MISCELLANEOUS  DEPARTMENT. 


Safford  William  O.,  rooms  64  Thayer  Hall 
Salisbury  Henry  E.,  rrns  13  Holyoke  House 
Saltonstail  Kictiard  M.,  rooms  42  Matthews 

Hall 
Sanborn  Thomas  P.,  rooms  15  Thayer  Hall 
SaDger  Sabin  P.,  rooms  8  Stoujrhton  Hall 
Hantayana  George,  rooms  19  Hollis  Hall 
SARGENT  DUDLEY  a.,   Assistant   Pro- 
cessor of  Physical  Training  and. Director 
of  the   fa emenway  Gymnasium,  house  1 
Ashburton  place,  Boston 
Sartelle  Edward  J.,  rooms  1  Divinity  Hall 
Saunders  Charles  R.,  rooms  50  North  av. 
Saunders  Frank  H.,  rms.  6  Holyoke  House 
Sawin  Charles  A.,  rooms  73  Brattle 
Sawin  George  W.,  rooms  27  Hollis  Hall 
Sawyer  Arthur  B..  rms.  20  Matthews  Hall 
Sawyer  Everett  W.,  rooms  5  DeWolf 
Sawyer  Fred  L.<  rooms  42  Mt.  Auburn 
SCHOFIELD  WILLIAM,  Proctor,  rooms 

5 College  House 
Scott  Samuel  M  ,  rooms  3S  College  House 
SCUDDER    SAMUEL    H.,  Assistant  Li- 
brarian, house  156  Brattle 
SEARLE  ARTHUR,  Assistant  in  the  Ob- 
servatory, house  12  Madison 
Sears  Hen\y  F.,  rooms  28  Little's  block 
Sears  Richard  D.,  rooms  26  Little's  block 
Seavey  William  ML,  rooms  1  Thayer  Hall 
Sedgwick  Theodore,  rms.  I  Matthews  Hall 
Seinsheimer  Franklin,  rooms  48  Holyoke 
Selby  Percy  W.,  rooms  53  Matthews  Hall 
Selden  Charles  C.,  rms  '20  Felton  building 
Sessions  Archibald  L.,  rooms  51  Matthews 

Hall 
Sewall  Harold  M.,  rooms  42  Brattle 
Sexton  Lawrence  K.,  rooms  1  Holvoke 
SHALER  NATHANIEL  S.,  Piofessor  of 

Palaeontology,  house  13  Bow 
Sharp  Rnyrner.  rooms  13  Gray's  Hall 
Shaw  Harry  C,  rooms  23  Stoughton  Hall 
Shaw  Louis"  A.,  rooms  7  Beck  Hall 
Shea  Daniel  W.,  rooms  17  Dun-ter 
Sheffield  Joseph  H.,  rms.  31  College  House 
SHELDON    EDWARD    S.,  Instructor  in 
Modern  Languages,  rooms  7  Hollis  Hall 
Shepird  George  B.,  rooms  74  Ellery 
Sherwood  Henry  H.rms.  43  Matthews  Hall 
Sherwood  Jolm  D.,  rms.  43  Matthews  Hall 
Short  Frederick  G.,  rooms  577  Dorchester, 

South  Boston 
SIBLEY  JOHN    L.,  Librarian  Emeritus, 

house  9  Phillips  place 
Silver  Alfred  E.,  rooms  13  Remington 
Simes  Robert  F..  rooms  23  Holworthy  Hall 
Simmons  Charles  L..  rooms  26  Russell 
Simmons  Walter   W.,  rooms  5  North  Har- 
vard, Allston 
Simonds  Thomas  S.,  rooms  6  Mt.  Auburn 
Simpkina  John,  rooms  16  Holworthy  Hall 
Simpson  Harry  W.,  rooms  865  Main 
Sinnott  Joseph  E.,  rms.  25  Holyoke  House 
Slocum  William  d..  rooms  41 0'Harvaad 
Smith  Charles  W.,  rooms  29  Weld  Hall 
Smith  Clarence  W  .  rooms  86  Prospect 
SMITH  CLEMENT  L  ,  Assistant  Profes- 
sor of  Latin,  and  Dean  of  the  College 
Faculty,  house  64  Sparks 
Smith  Cleveland  H.,  rooms  17  Kirkland 
Smith  Edward  I  .,  rooms  68  College  House 
Smith  Frank  B.,  rms.  1  Matthews  Hall 
Smith  Frank  W.,  rooms  14  Ware 
Smith  Frank  W.,  rms.  14  Fe  ton  building 
Smith  James  B.,  rooms  55  Matthews  Hall 
Smith  Levin,  rooms  10  Plympton 
Smith  Ormand  G.,  rooms  51  Matthews  Hall 
Smith  Percival  C,  rooms  9  Holyoke  House 
Smith  Robert  D.,  rooms  408  Harvard 
Smith  VV alter  E.  C,  rooms  23  Gray's  Hall 
Smith  Win.  C.f  rooms  37  College  House 
Smith  Wm.  D.,  rooms  16  Weld  Hall 
Smith  Wm.  L.,  rooms  17  Matthews  Hall 
Smith  Wm.  W.,  rooms  49  Matthews  Hall 
Smyth  Henry  L.,  rooms  30  Mt.  Auburn 
SneU  ArthurL.,  rooms  1  Holyoke  House 


Snow  Charles  A'.,  rooms  41  Rutland  sq.,  B. 
SNOW  FREEMAN   Instructor  in   Foren- 

sics  and  History,  house  Lake  View  av. 
Snow  George  A.,  rooms  269  Washington, 

Somerville 
Snow  Robert  K.,  rooms  13  Little's  block 
Snow  Shirley  R.,  rooms  735  Cambridge 
Snyder  Edmund  N.,  rooms  68  Mt.  Auburn 
Somers  Oeorge  B  ,  rooms  16  Oxford 
SOPHOCLES    EYANGEL1XUS    APOS- 

TOLIDES,  University  Prof    of  Ancient, 

Bvzantine,  and  Modern  Greek,  rooms  3 

Holworthy  Hall 
Soren  Walter,  rooms  49  Gray's  Hall 
Soule  Justus  F.,  rooms  28  Clinton 
Sparrow  Frank  If.,  rms.  2  Stoughton  Hall 
Spelman  Henry  M.,  rooms  62  Sparks 
Sprague  Arthur  (  .,  rooms  37  Cogswell  av. 
Sprague  Horace  E.,  rooms  19  Thayer  Hall 
Squire  John  A.,  rooms  862  Main 
Stebbins  Frederick  H.,  rms.  8  Appian-way 
Stebbins  Walter  A.,  rooms  22  Beck  Hall 
Steiner  Robert  E  .  rooms  26  Holyoke 
Stephens  Charles  G.  H.,  rooms  866  Main 
Stevens  Charles  P,.,  rooms  19  Oxford 
STEVENS    EDWARD    K..    Assistant   in 

Organic  Chemistry,  rooms  18  Hilton  blk. 
Stevens  Geo.  B.,  rms.  9  Wadsworth  House 
Stevens  Nathan  C,  rooms  5  Story 
Stewart  George  A.,  rooms 862  Main 
Stewart  William  B.,  rooms  25DivinitvHall 
ST.  JOHN  CHARLLS  E.,  Froctor,  rooms 

15  Divinity  Hall 
Stone  Arthur  K.,  rooms  52  Gray's  Hall 
Stone  Frederic  M.,  rooms  16  Winthrop 
Stone  Milton  J.,  rooms  24  Wendell 
Stone  William  A.,  rooms  21  Mellen 
Storer  John  H.,  room<  77  Mr.  Auburn 
Storer  Malcolm,  rooms  404  Harvard 
Storrow  James  J.,  rooms  20  Little's  block 
Strauss  Julius  W.,  rooms  51  Gray"s  Hall 
Strong  Abuer  E  ,  rooms  4  College  House 
Sturgis  Roger  F.,  rooms  78  Mt.  Auburn 
Sturgis  Wm   C,  rooms  21  Holworthy  Hall 
Sullivan  Cornelius  P.,  rooms  70  Hudson,  B. 
Sullivan  William  D.,  rooms  54  Weld  Hall 
Sutton  Eben,  rooms  15  Holyoke  House 
Swinscoe  Henry  K.,  rooms  10  Roseland 
Swoope  William  I.,  rooms  11  Felton  bldg. 

Taussig  Alfred  W.,  rooms  10  Plvmpton 
TAUSSIG  FRANK  W..  Instructor  in  Po- 
litical Economy,  rooms  7  Weld  Hall 
Tavlor  Arthur,  rooms  865  Main 
Tavlor  Frank  B.,  rooms  60  Mt.  Auburn 
Taylor  Frederick  S.,  rooms  8  Little's  block 
Taylor  Howard  A.,  rooms  5  Linden 
Taylor  Thomas,  rooms  at  Allston 
Taylor  William  G.  rooms  24  Hollis  Hail 
Terrell  Robert  H..  rooms  19  Elmer 
Thacher  Ralph  P.  E.,  rms.  24  Divinity  Hall 
Thanhouser  Frank,  rooms  8  Mason 
Thayer  Benjamin  B.,  rooms  25  Holyoke 
Thaver  Edward  C,  rooms  50  Thayer  Hall 
Thayer  Ernest  L.,  rooms  3  Matthews  Hall 
Thaver  Greenough,  rooms  29  Divinitv  Hall 
THAYEK    JAMES    B.,  Royall    Prof,    of 

Law,  house  16  Holmes  place 
Thayer  John  E.,  rooms  25  Holyoke 
Thayer  William  S  ,  rooms  16  Holmes  pi. 
Thompson  Charles  M.,  rooms  74  Ellery 
Thompson  John  McQ.,  rms.  9  College  House 
Thorndike  Augustus,  rooms  14  Weld  Hall 
Thorndike  Paul, rooms  24  Thayer  Hall 
Thurlow  Horace  P.,  rms.  39  College  House 
Tillinghast  William  H.,  rooms  9^  Wallace 
Tilton  Edward  J.,  rooms  37  Trowbridge 
Timmins  Herbert,  rooms  9  Linden 
Tingle  Edward  W.  S.,rms.  2  Stoughton  Hall 
Tompkins  Gilbert,  rms.  24  Holyoke  House 
Tonks  Alfred,  rooms  37  Thayer  Hall 
Torrey  Frederick  L.f  rms.  467  Broadway 
TORREY  HENRY  W.,  McLean  Prof,  of 
Ancient  and  Modern  History,  house  20 
Oxford 


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Townsend  Edward  M.,  mis  35  Beck  Hall 
TOY  CKAWFORD  H.,  Hancock  Prof,  of 

Hebrew  and  other  Oriental  Languages, 
and  Dexter  Lecturer  on  Biblical  Litera- 
ture, house  15  Appian-way 
Trail  Henry,  rooms  28  Felton  building 
Trask  William  R.,  rooms  25  Holyoke 
TROWBRIDGE  JOHN,  Prof .  of  Physics, 

house   Linnaean 
True  Alfred  C,  rooms  19  Joy,  Boston 
Tunis  John  A.,  rooms  7  "Water house 
Turner  William  D.,  rooms  44  Gray's  Hall 
Tupper  William  J.,  rooms  13  Remington 
Tuttle  Albert  H.,  rooms  34  Mt.  Auburn 
Tyler  Benjamiu  V.,  rooms  60  Mt.  Auburn 
Tyler  Charles  H.,  rms.  36  Holyoke  Hou.*e 
Tylor  George   S.,  rms.  36  Matthews  Hall 
Underwood  Frank  H.,  rms  at  Newtonville 
Underwood  William  O.,  rms.  12  Hollis  Hall 
Upham  Robert  B.,  rms.  26  Holyoke  House 
Van  Ness  Thomas  J.,  rms.  17  Divinity  Hall 
Vogel  Augustus  H.,  rooms  16  Winthrop 
Volkinann  Arthur  L.  K.,  rooms  84  Buck- 
ingham 
Von  Klenze  Camillo.rms.  45  College  House 
Wade  Winthrop  H.,  rms.  42  Beck  Hall 
Wadsworth  Hiram  W.,  rooms  21   College 

House 
Wagener  Hanke  F.,  rooms  19  Church 
Wales  Chas.  W.,  rooms  28  Weld  Hall 
WALKER  FRANCIS  A.,  Lecturer  on  the 

Tenure  of  Land,  house  at  Boston 
Walker  John  W.,  rms.  32  Stoughton  Hall 
Walsh  Correa  >L,  rooms  70  College  House 
Ward  Andrew  H.,  rms.  3  Divinity  Hall 
Ward  Duren  J.  H.,  rms.  15  Farwell  place 
Warner  Henry  E.,  rms.  77  Mt.  Auburn 
Warren  Edward  P.,  rooms  21  Beck  Hall 
Warren  Fiske,  rooms  25  Beck  Hall 
Warren  Herbert  L.,  rms.  Hillside,Roxbury 
Warren  Wm.  R.,  rms.  35  Holyoke  House 
Washburn  John  B.,  rms.  52  College  House 
Waterman  Arthur  A.,  rms.  18  Thayer  Hall 
"Waterman  W'alter  B.,  rms.  10  Frisbie  pi. 
Waters  John  C. rooms  48  Allston,  Charles- 
town 
WATSON  SEKENO,  Instructor  in  Phyto- 

graphy,  rooms  Botanic  Garden 
Watson  Paul  B.,  rooms  78  Mt.  Auburn 
Watson  Samuel  S.,  rms.  715  Cambridge 
Weaver  Gerrit  E.  H.,  rms  67  Thayer  Kail 
Webster  Arthur  G.,  rms.  20  Prescott 
Weed  <ieo.  M.,  rms.  26  College  House 
Weed  Geo.  S.,  rooms  1  Beck  Hall 
WEINSCHENK   GUSTAYE,    University 

Printer,  house  1  Revere 
Weld  Edward  P.,  rms.  25  Thayer  Hall 
Weld  Frederick  C,  rms.  8  Thaver  Hall 
Wellington  Benj.  W.,  rms  27  Thayer  Hall 
Welis  Benj.  W.,  rms.  14  Grays  Hall 
Wells  Charles  L.,   rooms  7  Epis.    Tbeo. 

School 
Wells  Edward  I.,  rms.  33  College  House 
Wells  Stiles  G.,  rms.  37  Holyoke  House 
WENDELL    BARRETT,    Instructor     in 

English,  house  at  Boston 
WENDELL   Oliver    C,  Assistant  in  the 

Observatory,  rooms  18  Saville 
Wentworth  Wm.  W.,  rms.  4  Hollis  Hall 
Wesselhoeft  Wm.  F.,  rooms  41  Matthews 

Hall 
Weston  Alfred  J.,  rms.  44  Mt.  Auburn 
Weston  William  H.,  rooms  21  Felton  bldg. 
Wetherbee  Albion  O.,  rooms  Charlestown 
Wheeler  Chas.  N .  B.,  rms.  52  College  House 
WHEELER  HENRY  N.,  Proctor,  rooms 

7  Matthews  Hall 
Wheeler  Horace  L  ,  rms.  31  Hollis  Hall 
Wheeler  James  R.,  rooms  Athens  place 
Wheelwright  Chas.  C,  rooms  31  Matthews 

Hall 
WHITE  CHARLES  J.,   Assistant  Prof es- 

sor  of  Mathematics  and  Registrar  of  the 

College  Faculty,  rooms  36  Weld  Hall 


White  Daniel  A.,  rooms  4  Hollis  Hall 
White  Francis  W.,  rms.  35  Ho  yoke  House 
White  George  R.,  rooms  20  Holyoke  House 
White  Greeuough,  rooms  41  Gray's  Hall 
White  John  A.,  rooms  1  Ho  yoke 
WHITE   JOHN   W.,   Assistant  Professor 

of  Greek,  rooms  5  Follen 
White  Joseph  P.,  rooms  22  Episcopal Theo. 

School 
White  McDonald  E.,  rooms  39  Thayer  Hall 
White  Perrin  E.,  rooms  10  Park  sq.,  Boston 
White  Schuyler  3.,  rms.  41  Co' lege  House 
White  Wi  liam  H.,  rms.  12  Stoughton  Hall 
Whiteley  Richard  H.,  rms.  10  Frisbie  place 
Whiteside  Julian  L.,  rms.  7  Col'ege  House 
Whitman  Crosby  C,  rooms  16  Wiuthrop 
Whitman  Edmund  A  ,  rms.  36  Trowbridge 
WHITING  HAROLD,  Assistant  in  Phys- 
ics, rooms  404  Harvard 
Whiting  Isaac  S..  rooms  '3  College  House 
Whituev  Edsou  L.,  rms.  62  College  House 
Whitnev  Frederick  A.,  rms.  48  Thaver  Hall 
WHITNEY  JOSIAH  D  ,  Professor  of  Ge- 
ology, rooms  12  Oxford 
Whittt-more  Charles  A.,  rooms  ~,5  Bigelow 
Whitweil  Frederick  S.,  rms.  32  Beck  Hall 
Wigmore  John  H.,  rooms  3>7  Harvard 
Wilbur  Hubert  G.,  rooms  27  \Ye!d  Hal 
Wilcox  Richard  B.,  rooms  18  Putnam  av. 
Wilkinson  James  E.,  rooms  33  Epis.  Theo. 

School 
Williams  Harry  S.,  rooms  12  College  House 
Williams  Henry  H.,  rooms 39  Thayer  Hall 
Williams  Henrv  J.,  rooms  19  Irving 
Williams  Wm.H.,  rooms  24    Epis.  Theo. 

school 
Wilson  Charles  A.,  38  North  avenue 
Wilson  John  B.,  rooms  63  Thayer  Hall 
Wilson  Lewis  I.,  rooms  8  Felton  building 
Wilson  Ralph  D.,  rooms  2  Divinity  avenue 
Wilson  William  R.,  rooms  48  Wed  Hall 
Wingate  Charles  E.  L  ,  rms.  46  Thayer  Hall 
Win  ock  George  L.,  rooms  47  Langdon 
Winslow  George  S.,  rooms  7  Litre's  block 
Winslow  Samuel  E.,  rms.  11  Matthews  Hall 
Winslow  William  W.,  rms.  14  Thaver  Hall 
Winslow  Winthrop  C,  rms.  37  Weld  Hall 
WINSOR   JUSTIN,  Librarian,  rooms  37 

Concord  avenue 
Winston  Edward  M.,  rooms  17  Dunster 
Winter  Irvah  W.  L.,  rms.  14  Thayer  Hall 
Winthrop  Egerton  L.,  rms.  23  Little's  blk. 
Winthrop  Grenville  L.,  rms.  48  Brattle 
Winthrop  Robert  D.,  rooms  48  Brattle 
AVitmer  Joseph  If.,  rooms  11  Cray's  Hall 
WOOD  EDWARD  S.,  Professor  of  Chem- 
istry, house  14  Chauncy 
Woodbury  Arthur  H  ,  rms.  2  Felton  bldg. 
Woodbury  George  W.,  rooms  9  Wadsworth 

House 
Woodbury  Gordon,  rooms  19  Hi  1  Hard 
Woodbury  John,  rooms  10  Hotel  Hunting- 
ton, Boston 
Woodruff  Edward  H.,  rooms  10  Oxford 
Woodruff  Fred  G.  B.,  rooms  32  Mellen 
Woodruff  Thomas  T.,  rooms  2§  Chauncy 
Woods  Andrew,  rooms  54  College  House 
Woods  Edward  F.,  rooms  22  Thayer  Hall 
Woodside  William  A.,  rms.  30  Mt.  Auburn 
Worcester  Charles  P.,  rms  6  Hollis  Hall 
Workuin  David  J.,  rms.  19  Matthews  Hall 
Wright  Edward  C,  rooms  13  Dumter 
Wright  John  S.,  rooms  64  Mt.  Auburn 
Wyeth  Stuart,  rooms  23  Beck  Hall 
Wryman  Alphonso  A.,   rooms  22  Stoughton 

Hall 
Wyman  Franklin,  rooms  18  Putnam  av. 

Yocom  James  R.,  rooms  59  College  House 
Young  Edward  B.,  rooms  Raymond 
YOUNG  ERNEST,  Instructor  in  History, 
house  26  Trowbridge 

Zeller  William  F.,  rooms  4  Prospect 
Ziegler  Charles  C,  rooms  44  Mt.  Auburn 


378 


MISCELLANEOUS  DEPARTMENT. 


THE  SOCIETY   FOR   THE   COL- 
LEGIATE INSTRUCTION 
OF  WOMEN. 


Incorporated  Aug.  16, 1882. 

Mrs.  Louis  Agassiz,  Pres.;  Arthur 
Gilinan,  5  Waterhouse  street,  Cam- 
bridge, Secretary ;  Joseph  B.  Warner, 
68  Sparks,  st.,  Cambridge,  Treas. 

Executive  Committee — Mrs.  Louis 
Agassiz,  Chairman,  ex  officio,  Arthur 
Gilman,  ex  officio,  Joseph  B.  Warner, 
ex  officio,  William  E.  Bverly,  ex  offieio, 
Mrs.  J.  P  Cooke,  Mrs.  Arthur  Gil- 
man,  Mrs.  J.  B.  GrcenouLih,  Mrs.  E. 
W.  Gnrney,  Miss  Liliau  Horsford, 
Miss  Alice  M.  Longfellow,  Miss  Ellen 
F.  Mason. 

Academic  Board — William  E.  By- 
erly,  Chairman,  Mrs.  Louis  Agassiz, 
ex  officio,  Arthur  Gilman,  ex  officio, 
Francis  J.  Child,  George  L.  Goodale, 
William  W.  Goodwin,  James  B. 
Greenough,  James  M.  Peirce,  Clem- 
ent L.  Smith. 

Corporation— Elizabeth  C.  Agassiz, 
William  E.  Bverly,  Francis  J.  Child, 
Mary  H.  Cook,  Arthur  Gilman,  Stella 
Scott  Gilman,  George  L.  Goodale, 
Wm.  W.  Goodwin,  Mary  B.  Green- 
ough, James  B.  Greenough,  Ellen 
Gurney,  Henry  L.  Higginson,  Lilian 
Horsford,  Alice  M.  Longfellow,  Ellen 
E.  Mason,  Charles  Eliot  Norton,  Jas. 
M.  Pierce,  Clement  L.  Smith,  Joseph 
B.  Warner. 


THE     EPISHOPAt,     THEOLOG- 
ICAL SCHOOL  IN  CAM- 
BRIDGE. 

Mason  street,  corner  Brattle. 
Established  1867. 
Not  a  part  of  the  organization   of 
Harvard  University. 

OFFICERS. 

Board  of  Trustees— Robert  C.  Win- 
throp,  ll.d.,  Pres. ;  James  S.  Amory, 
A.M.,  Secretary;  Amos  A.  Lawrence, 
a.m.,  Treasurer;  Edmund  H.  Ben- 
nett, ll.dl  :  John  A.  Burnham,  a.m. 

Board  of  Visitors— The  Right  Rev. 
Benjamin  H.  Paddock,  D.D.,  ez-officio, 
President;  Rev.  William  R.  Hunting- 
ton, D.D.,  Rev.  Thomas  F.  Fales,  Rev. 
Henry  Burroughs,  D.D.,  George  C. 
Shattuck,  a.m.,  m.d.,   Samuel  Eliot, 

LL.D. 

Faculty  —  Rev.  George  Zabriskie 
Gray,  D.D.,  Dean  and  Prof,  of  Homil- 
etics  and  Pastoral  Care;  Rev.  P.  H. 
Steenstra,  d.d.,  Prof,  of  Biblical  In- 
terpretation; Rev.  Alex.  V.  G.  Allen, 
D.D.,  Professor  Ecclesiastical  History ; 
Rev.  Elisha  Mulford,  ll.  d.,  Lecturer 
in  Theology;  Rev.  Henry  S.  Nash, 
a.m.,  Instructor  in  Apologetics  and 
Church  Polity. 


POST  OFFICES. 


CAMBRIDGE. 

7  Harvard  row,  Harvard  square. 

Miss  O.  S.  Bragdon,  Supt. ;  T.  R. 
Trundy,  Mrs.  Annie  E.  Daniels, 
T.  W.  Greenwood.  Clerks;  F.  G. 
Washburn.  Wra.  Gay,  Theodore  R. 
Prentice,  Charles  H.  Cutler,  A.  A. 
Bullen,  H.  E.  Burton,  Florestau  Fish, 
E.  S.  Savory,  J.  C.  Horn,  Letter 
Carriers. 

Mails  close  7.00,  9.00. 10.50,  A.M.;  12 
M. ;  2.15,  3.00,  5.00,  700,  9.00  P.M. 
Mails  arrive  7.25,  9,  11.10  A.M  ;  12  M.; 
2.30,  515,  6.30,  7.15  p.m.  Sunday  mail, 
closes  at  8.00  a.m  ;  6  00  p.m.;  arrives 
at  8.10  a.m.  Office  hours  from  7.15 
A.M.  to  8  p.m  ;  Sundays  from  9.15  To 
10.15  AM. 

cambridgeport.    611  Main  street. 

Wm.  S.  Arnaud,  Supt. ;  Henry  M 
Wiggin,  W.  K.  Langford,  Clerks;  T. 
C.  Henderson.  A.  Otis  Chamberlin, 
W  L.  B.  Robinson,  H.  E.  Bridden, 
C.  F.  Raymond,  H.  C.  Hackett,  Wal- 
ter Cutter,  F.  R.  Stewart,  Letter  Car- 
riers; N.  C.  Paul,  Sub-carrier. 

Mails  close  at  7.15,  9.10,  11  A.M.; 
12.10,  2  30,  3.10,  5.10,  7.10,  P.M.  Mails 
arrive  7.10,  10.55a.m.  ;  2.15,  5  00,6,55 
P.M. 

Cambridge  mail,direct  for  this  office, 
arrive 7.25,  9.20,  11.15  A.M.,  12.20,  2.45, 
3.20,  5-30,  7-25  P.M.  Close  6-50,  8-15, 
10.30,  1L  A.M.,  2.10,  2.20,  5  P.M. 

Sunday  mails  close  for  Boston,  and 
all  other  points  except  Cambridge,  8 
A.M.;  Cambridge  7.45  a.m. 

Letters  delivered  by  carriers  at 
7.45  and  11  a.m.,  and  2.40  and  5.10  p.m. 
Office  hours  from  7  a.m.  to  8  p.m.; 
Sundays  from  9  to  10  a.m. 

EAST  CAMBRIDGE. 

120  Cambridge  street. 

Isley  M.  Fogerty,  Supt. ;  Miss  Au- 
gusta Touzen,  Clerk;  Timothy  I. 
Quinn,  S.  Otis  Bartlett,  F.  W.  Blancb- 
ard,  Letter  Carriers. 

Mails  arrive  7.15,10.50  a.m.;  2,  5, 
4.50  p.m.  Mails  close  7.45.  9.10  a.m.; 
12.10,2.35,  5.20,6.40  P.M. 

Street  letter  box  outside  is  collect- 
ed daily,  direct  for  the  Boston  office, 
at8.45P.M.    Sundays,  5  45,  8.45  p.m. 

Office  hours  from  7  a.m.  to  8  p.m.; 
Sundays  from  9  to  10  a.m. 

NORTH  CAMBRIDGE. 

150  North  av.,  Lovell's  block. 

Artbur  L.  Jordan,  Supt.;  R.  Lynes, 
W.  A.  Cleavelaud,  Letter  Carriers. 

Mails  arrive  at  6.41,  11.25,  a.m.; 
4.13  p.m.  Mails  close  at  8  Ajh.  ;  2 
and  6  30  p.m.  Office  hours  from  7  a. 
m.  to  8  p.m.  Sundays,  from  12.30  to 
1-30  p.m. 


MISCELLANEOUS  DEPARTMENT. 


379 


Railroad  Stations  in  Cambridge. 

Boston,  Lowell  &  Concord  R.  R., 
foot  of  Third,  Jas.  O'Donnell,  station 
agent. 

Boston,  Lowell  &  Concord  Railroad 
and  Massachusetts  Central  Railroad, 
North  avenue,  Chas.  J.  Robinson, 
station  agent. 

Fitchburg  Railroad,  Brick  Yards, 
Katie  C.  Hayes,  station  agent. 

Fitchburg  Railroad  ( Watertown 
Branch ),Fresh  Pond  station,  Miss  An- 
nie J.  McCabe,  station  agent. 

Fitchburg  Railroad  (Watertown 
Branch),  Mt.  Auburn  station,  Mt.  Au- 
burn street,  Mrs.  C.  F.  Stowe,  station 
agent. 

Fitchburg  Railroad,  Porter's  sta- 
tion, North  avenue,  Henry  J.  Red- 
dick,  station  agent. 


RAILROAD  TIME  TABLE. 

CAMBRIDGE  RAILROAD  COMPANY. 

Office  3  Harvard  square. 
Cars  leave  Harvard  square,  for 
Boston,  via  Main  street,  at 5.30  a.m., 
and  every  10  minutes  until  7.00  a.m., 
and  every  5  minutes,  until  7.00  p. 
M.,  and  every  7  minutes  until  11.30 
p.m.,  and  every  hour  until  5.30  a.m.  ; 
via  Broadway,  5  minutes  before 
and  25  minutes  past  the  hour,  first 
cars  leaviug  6.25  a.m.  ;  via  East  Cam- 
bridge 20  minutes  before,  and  10  min. 
past  the  hour,  commenciug  at  6.10  A. 
M.  For  Providence  depot  via  Charles 
street,  6.20  a.m.,  and  every  15  min- 
utes until  10.53  p.m.  ;  returning  leave 
depot  6.52  a.m.  and  every  15  minutes 
until  11.27  P.M.  Leave  Harvard  sq . 
for  Brighton  18  minutes  past,  and  12 
minutes  before  the  hour  commencing 
7  48  a.m.  Last  leave  11.48  p.m. 
Last  car  leaves  Boston,  via  Cam- 
bridge street,  12  p.m.,  Sundays  11  p. 
M.  For  Mt.  Auburn,  via  Brattle 
street,  on  the  hour  and  half  hour; 
Garden  street,  15  minutes  before  and 
15  minutes  past  every  hour.  For 
Watertown,  half  past  every  hour. 
For  North  avenue,  every  15  minutes 
before  and  10  minutes  past  every 
hour.  For  Arlington,  20  minutes  be- 
fore every  hour.  Cars  leave  Cam- 
bridgeport  for  Brighton,  10  minutes 
before,  and  20  minutes  past  every 
hour.  Cambridgeport,  via  Prospect 
street,  5  minutes  and  35  minutes  past 
the  hour;  after  7  p.m.,  on  the  hour 
and  half  hour. 


MIDDLESEX  COUNTY. 

Incorporated  May  10,  1643. 
Shire  Towns,  Cambridge  (East)  and 
Lowell. 
County  Officers.—  Georg^M.  Brooks, 
of  Concord,  Judge  of  Probate  and  In- 
solvency; Joseph  H.  Tyler,  of  Win- 


chester, Register  of  Probate  and  In- 
solvency; Samuel  H.  Folsom,  of  Win- 
chester, Assistant  Register  of  Probate 
and  Insolvency;  Charles  B.  Stevens, 
of  Cambridgeport,  Register  of  Deeds, 
Southern  District;  J.  P.  Thompson, 
of  Lowell,  Register  of  Deeds,  North- 
ern District;  William  B.  Stevens,  of 
Stoneham,  District  Attorney;  P.  H. 
Cooney,  of  Natick,  Assistant  At- 
torney; Amos  Stone,  of  Everett, 
County  Treasurer;  Theodore  C. 
Hurd,  of  Cambridgeport,  Clerk  of  the 
Courts;  John  L.  Ambrose,  of  Somer- 
ville,  Asst.  Clerk. 

County  Commissioners  —  Daniel 
G.  Walton,  of  Wakefield,  J.  Henry 
Read,  of  Westford.  Meetings  at 
Cambridge,  the  first  Tuesday  in  Jan- 
uary and  June,  at  Lowell,  the  first 
Tuesday  in  September.  The  jurisdic- 
tion of  the  County  Commissioners  of 
Middlesex  extends  over  Revere  and 
Winthrop,  in  the  County  of  Suffolk. 

Special  Commissioners— Samuel  Sta- 
ples, of  Concord,  and  Edward  E. 
Thompson,  of  Woburn. 

House  of  Correction  —  Charles  J. 
Adams,  Master  and  Deputy  Jailer; 
Charles  H.  Lang,  Turnkey;  Fred  H. 
Smith,  Clerk;  A.  A.  Davis,  Warren 
J.  Livermore,  Yard  Officer;  Samuel 
W.  Richardson,  Shop  Officer;  Wm. 
H.  Sleeper,  Prison  Officer;  Ransom 
Willard,  Cook  room  Officer;  Martin 
Davis,  Watchman;  Rev.  W.  D. 
McFall,  Chaplain;  Chester  N.  Clark, 
Superintend't  of  Brush  Department; 
C.  F.  Kenney,  E.  Quinn,  Wm.  H. 
Gray,  Instructors;  Horace  H.Walk- 
er, Engineer. 

Commissioners  to  Qualify  Civil  Offi- 
cers— Geo.  M.  Brooks,  Geo.  Hey- 
wood,  of  Concord,  Amos  Stone,  of 
Everett,  H.  A  Stevens  of  Cambridge. 

Bail  Commissioners — Theodore  C. 
Hurd,  of  Cambridgeport,  Joseph  G. 
Holt,  of  Cambr'eport,  John  L.  Boyn- 
ton  of  East  Cambridge,  and  Henry  H. 
Winslow,  of  Cambridgeport,  Alpheus 
B.  Alger,  North  Cambridge. 

Sheriff—  Eben  W.  Fiske,  of  Wal- 
tbatn;  Deputy  Sheriffs,  Luther  L. 
Parker,  of  East  Cambridge,  Ira  Tay- 
lor, of  Cambridgeport 

COURTS. 

Superior  Court  —  Civil  Terms  at 
Lowell,  on  the  second  Monday  in 
March,  and  the  first  Monday  in  Sep- 
tember; at  Cambridge,  on  the  first 
Monday  in  June,  and  the  second  Mon- 
day in  December. 

Criminal  Terms  at  Cambridge,  on 
the  second  Monday  in  February,  and 
the  first  Monday  in  June;  at  Low- 
ell, on  the  third  Monday  in  October. 

Supreme  Judicial  Court— Nisi  Prius 
Terms  at  Lowell,  on  the  third  Tues- 
day in  April,  and  at  Cambridge,  on 
the  third  Tuesday  in  October. 

Masters  in  Chancery— Joseph  H.  Ty- 
ler, Winchester;  Chas.  Robinson,  jr., 


380 


MISCELLANEOUS  DEPARTMENT. 


W.  Newton ;  Arthur  P.  Bonney,  Low- 
ell, and  Walter  Adams,  Framingham. 

Probate  Court— Held  at  Cambridge, 
the  first,  second,  and  fourth  Tuesdays 
of  every  month,  except  August,  and 
at  Lowell,  the  third  Tuesday  of  Jan- 
uary, March,  May,  July,  September, 
and  November. 

Courts  of  Insolvency — Held  at  Cam- 
bridge, the  second  and  fourth  Thurs- 
days of  every  month,  except  August. 

JUSTICES  OF  THE  PEACE. 


Chas.  L.  Abbott 
Braman  B.  Adams 
J.  Geduey  Adams 
Sumner  Albee 
George  A.  Alden 
Alpheus  B.  Alg-r 
Edwin  A.Alger 
John  L.  Ambrose 
Altred  L.  Barbour 
James  E.  Bates 
Josiah  Q.  Bennett 
Herman  Bird 
Lafayette  G.  Blair 
Edwin  H.  Blake 
W.  K.  Blodgett  jr. 
Pelham  Bonney 
Daniel  A.  Buckley 
Dadiel  W.  Bullard 
John  C.  Bullard 
Edward  Buruham 
Michael  S.  Busnach 
Jonas  F.  Capelle 
George  P.  Carter 
C.  F.  Chamberlayne 
Edgar  R.  Champlin 
Gilbert  E.  Chandler 
Francis  L.  Chapman 
Josiah  G.  Chase 
George  W.  Chipman 
Josiah  H.  Cubb 
Felix  Conlan 
John  Conian 
Patrick  C.  Conway 
Josiah  W.  Cook 
Jerern'h  W.Uoveney 
James  Cox 
George  W.  Cram 
Simon  G.  Croswell 
Joseph  Cutler 
Watson  G.  Cutter 
Win.  W.  Dallinger 


Vespasian  Danforth 
Arthur  E.  Denison 
D.  Gilbert  Dexter 
William  Dickson 
John  R.  Fairbairn 
Thomas  T.  Fergunon 
George  G.  Field 
George  H.  Folger 
Eben  B  Foster 
Jabez  Fox 
William  Frost 
Charles  B.  Haley 
Edwin  A.  Hall 
James  H.  Hall 
James  M.  W.  Hall 
John  W.  Hammond 
Leander  M.  Hannum 
Hamlin  R.  Harding 
James  G.  Harris 
J.  Watson  Harris 
Frank  W.  Ha-tings| 
Henry  W.  dolland 
James  A.  Holmes 
Joseph  A.  Holmes 
Home!"  C.  Holt 
Edward  W.  Hooper 
Georg .-.  H.  Howard 
E*tes  Howe 
Frank  M.  Howe 
L.  W.  Howes 
Freeman  Hunt 
Theo.  C.  Hurd 
Wm.  E.  Hutchins 
Bela  F  Jacobs 
Justin  A.  Jacobs 
Arthur  E.  Jones 
Charles  W.  Jonea 
Edwin  H.  Jose 
Joseph  J.  Kelley 
Chester  W.  Kingsley 
John  S.  Ladd 


George  Lamb  Chas.  Theo.  Russell 

Emerson  W.  Law        Chas.  Theo.Russell  jr. 
George  W.  Learned   William  E.  Russell 
John  Lennon  George  H.  Ryther 

Clinton  W.  Lucas       Chester  F.  Sanger 
Frederick  A.  Lull       George  P.  Sanger 
Edward  B.  Malley       Chas.  H.  Saunders 
Lorenzo  Marrett         George  S.  Saunders 
William  H.  Martin     Wm.  E.  Saunders 
Sam'l  W.  McDaniel   Jabez  A.  Sawyer 
John  McDuffee  Henry  Sceva 

Chas.  J.  Mclntire       Wm.  H.  Sherman 
Rich'd  J.  McKellegetTheophilus  G.  Smith 
Sam  1  L.  Montague    Samuel  Snow 
George  F.  Morgan     Melville  Stacy 
Asa  P.  Morse  Charles  B.  Stevens 

Istac  S.  Morse  George  Stevens 

Chas.  J.  B.  Moulton  Fred.  T.  Stevens 
Charles  W.  Munroe    H  nry  A.  Stevens 
David  P.  Muzzey        Fordyce  M.  Stimson 
Henry  W.  Muzzey      Alfred  A.  Stocker 
Charles  Eliot  Norton  John  Stone 
James  E.  O'Brien      James  B.  Thayer 

Edward  H.Thompson 


Wm.  H.  Odiorne 
Wm.  H.  Orcutt 
Lucius  R.  Paige 
Edmund  A.  Parker 
Luther  L.  Parker 
George  A.  Perkin* 


Jobn  C.  Thurston 
George  H.  Towne 
George  C.  Trumbull 
John  M.  Tyler 
J.  H.  Tvl'r 


Edwin  M.  Petteugill  Harry  T.  Upham 
G.  A.  A.  Pevey  Wm.  W.  Vaughan 

Walter  W.  Pike         Enoch  H.  Wakefield 
Eugene  A.  Pope  Milton  L.  Walton 

Perez  G.  Porter  Henry  Ware 

James  H.  Potts  Joseph  B.Warner 

Benjamin  R.  Rand     Jonas  C.  Wellington 
Chandler  R.  RansomGeo.  L.  Wentworth 
Charles  C.  Read         John  White 
J.  Stacey  Read  FredE.  Whiting 

Edmund  Reardon       W.Lambert  Whitney 
Stephen  W.  ReynoldsJoseph  W>  ittemore 
John  Rindge  Frank  W.  Wildes 

Samue1  B.  Rindge      H  H.  Winslow 
Benj.  F.  Rogers  William  Wright 

Samue.  F.  Rugg         Charles  F.  Wyman 

NOTARIES   PUBLIC. 
Alfred  L.  Barbour     T.  Henry  Hudson 
John  C.  Bullard  Edwin  H.  Jnga 

Edward  Burnham       Alden  T.  K<-«en 
John  Cahill  William  H.  Martin 

C.  F.  Chamberlayne  Sam'l  W.  McDaniel 
John  Conlan  G.  A.  A.  Pevey 

Simon  G.  Croswell     Chas.  E.  Richardson 
William  Dickson       Fred.  T.  Stevens 
Leander  M.  HannumHenry  J  Thayer 
James  A.  Holmes       John  C.  Thurston 


NUMBER  OF  FAMILIES,    DWELLINGS,    ETC.,     IN  THE   UNITED 

STATES   AS  REPORTED  BY  THE  LAST  CENSUS. 

1880  1870 

Families 9,945,916  7,579,363 

Dwellings 8,955,812  7,042,833 

Persons  to  a  square  mile 17.29  10.70 

Number  of  persons' 50,155,783  38,115,641 

Area  in  square  miles *2,900,170  3,603,884 

Number  of  families  to  a  square  mile 3.43  2.61 

Number  of  dwellings  to  a  square  mile 3.02  2.43 

Number  of  acres  to  a  person 37.01  48.14 

Number  of  acres  to  a  family 186.02  244.89 

Number  of  persons  to  a  dwelling 5.60  5.47 

Number  of  persons  to  a  family 5.4  5.09 

•The  area  in  land  is  surface  only,  and  exclusive  of  the  Indian  Territory  and  tracts  of 
unorganized  territory,  aggregating  69,330  square  miles. 


CENSUS  OF  MASSACHUSETTS, 

1870  and  1880. 


BARNSTABLE  COUNTY. 
1880. 

Barnstable 4,248 

Brewster 1,145 

Chatham 2,249 

Dennis 3,287 

Eastham 692 

Falmouth 2,430 

Harwich. 3,260 

Mashpee 341 

Orleans 1,296 

Provincetown 4,341 

Sandwich 3,526 

Truro 1,029 

Wellfleet 1,840 

Yarmouth 2,156 

BERKSHIRE  COUNTY. 

Adams  (1) 5,639 

Mford 348 

JSecket 1,122 

Cheshire 1,537 

Clarksburg 734 

Dalton 2,056 

Egremont 878 

Florida 459 

Great  Barrington 4.540 

Hancock 649 

Hinsdale 1,789 

Lanesborough 1,289 

Lee 3,938 

Lenox 2,063 

Monterey 636 

Mount  Washington 207 

New  Ashford 211 

New  Marlborough 1,963 

North  Adams  (2) 10,340 

Otis 785 

Peru 392 

Pittsfield 13,310 

Richmond 1,123 

Sandisfield 1,103 

Savoy 710 

Sheffield 2,208 

Stockbridge 2,361 

Tyringham 542 

Washington 453 

West  Stockbridge 1,934 

Williamstown 3,400 

Windsor 644 

BRISTOL  COUNTY. 

Acushnet 1,105 

Attleborough 1 1,105 

Berkley 927 

Dartmouth 3,455 


1870. 
4,793 
1,259 
2,411 
3,369 

668 
2,237 
3,080 

348 
1,323 
3,865 
3,694 
1,269 
2,135 
2,423 


12,090 

430 

1,346 

1,758 

686 

1,252 

931 

1,322 

4,320 

882 

1,695 

1,393 

3,866 

1,965 

653 

256 

208 

1,855 

960 

455 

11,112 

1,091 
1,482 

861 
2,535 
2,003 

657 

694 
1,924 
3,559 

686 


1,132 

6,769 

744 

3,367 


Dighton 1,804 

Easton 3,897 

Fairhaven 2,872 

Fall  River 48,626 

Freetown 1,328 

Mansfield 2,765 

New  Bedford 27,268 

Norton 1,736 

Raynham 1 ,685 

Rehoboth 1,864 

Seekonk 1,228 

Somerset 2,007 

Swanzey 1,356 

Taunton 21,^45 

Westport 2,901 

DUKES  COUNTY. 

Chilmark 486 

Cottage  City  (3) 672 

Edgartown(4) 1,294 

Gay  Head 162 

Gosnold 154 

Tisbury 1,501 

ESSEX  COUNTY. 

Amesbury  (5) 3,341 

Andover 5,178 

Beverly 8,459 

Boxford 824 

Bradford 2,643 

Danvers 6,613 

Essex 1,664 

Georgetown 2,230 

Gloucester 19,288 

Groveland 2,228 

Hamilton 952 

Haverhill 18,478 

Ipswich 3,702 

Lawrence 39,068 

Lynn 38,376 

Lynnfield 684 

Manchester 1,640 

Marblehead 7,285 

Merrimac  (6) 2,237 

Methuen 4,363 

Middleton 1,000 

Nahant 792 

Newbury 1,570 

Newburyport 13,470 

North  Andover 3,228 

Peabody 9,033 

Rockport 3,873 

Rowley 1,200 

Salem 27,347 

Salisbury 4,108 

Saugus 2,624 


1,817 
3,668 
2,626 

26,766 
1,372 
2,432 

21,320 
1,821 
1,713 
1,895 
1,021 
1,776 
1,294 

18,629 
2,724 


476 

1,516 

160 

99 

1,536 


5,581 

"4,873 

6,507 

847 

2,014 

5,600 

1,614 

2,088 

15,389 

1,776 

790 

13,092 

3,720 

28,921 

28,233 

818 

1,665 

7,703 

2,959 

1,010 

475 

1,430 

12,955 
2,549 
7,343 
3,904 
1,157 

27,117 
3,776 
2,247 


382 


CENSUS    OP   MASSACHUSETTS. 


Swampscott 2,608 

Topsfield 1,182 

Wenham 884 

West  Newbury 1,989 

FRANKLIN  COUNTY. 

Ashfield  1,063 

Bernardston 848 

Buckland 1,736 

Charlemont 932 

Coleraine 1,769 

Conway 1,772 

Deerfield 3,493 

Erving 868 

Gill 733 

Greenfield 3,908 

Hawley 591 

Heath 560 

Leverett 741 

Leyden 506 

Monroe 165 

Montague 4,919 

New  Salem. ." 866 

Northfield 1,603 

Orange 3,187 

Rowe 509 

Shelburne 1,615 

Shutesbury 549 

Sunderland 7-55 

Warwick 712 

AVendell 466 

Whately 1,124 

HAMPDEN  COUNTY. 

Agawam 2,218 

Blandford 977 

Brimfield 1,205 

Chester , 1,480 

Chicopee 11,327 

Granville 1,216 

Hampden  (7) 960 

Holland 301 

Holyoke 21,961 

Longmeadow 1,401 

Ludlow 1,526 

Monson 3,760 

Montgomery 302 

Palmer 5,505 

Russell 819 

South  wick 1,097 

Springfield 33,536 

Tolland 452 

Wales 1,016 

Westfield 7,641 

West  Springfield 4,144 

Wilbraham  (8) 1,596 

HAMPSHIRE  COUNTY. 

Amherst 4,252 

Belchertown 2,345 

Chesterfield 757 

Cummington 883 

Easthampton 4,316 

Enfield 1,043 

Goshen 322 


1,846 

1,213 

985 

2,006 


1,180 

848 

1,946 

1,005 

1,742 

1,460 

3,632 

579 

653 

3,589 

672 

613 

877 

518 

201 

2,224 

987 

1,720 

2,091 

581 

1,582 

614 

832 

769 

539 

1,068 


2,001 
1,026 
1,288 
1,253 
9,600 
1,293 

340 

10,763 

1,342 

1,136 

3,204 

318 
3,631 

635 

1,100, 

26,703 

509 

831 
6,519 
2,606 
2,330 


4,035 
2,428 

811 
1,037 
3,620 
1,024 

368 


Granby 754 

Greenwich 638 

Hadley 1,938 

Hatfield 1,519 

Huntington 1,235 

Middlefield 648 

Northampton 12,156 

Pelham 611 

Plainfield 457 

Prescott 459 

South  Hadley 3,537 

Southampton 1,032 

Ware 4,783 

Westhampton 562 

Williamsburg 2,340 

Worthington 757 

MIDDLESEX  COUNTY. 

Acton 1,799 

Arlington ..    4,112 

Ashby 889 

Ashland 2,381 

Ayer(9) 1,893 

Bedford 932 

Belmont 1,614 

Billerica 2,004 

Boxborough 319 

Burlington 712 

Cambridge 52,860 

Carlisle 479 

Chelmsford 2,509 

Concord 3,922 

Dracut 1,581 

Dunstable 443 

Everett 4,147 

Framingham 6,292 

Groton(lO) 1,863 

Holliston 3,160 

Hopkinton 4,57 1 

Hudson 3,748 

Lexington 2,458 

Lincoln 905 

Littleton 994 

Lowell 59,340 

Maiden 12,004 

Marlborough 10,141 

Maynard(ll) 2,295 

Medford 7,554 

Melrose 4,529 

Natick 8,565 

Newton 16,994 

North  Reading 895 

Pepperell 2,347 

Reading 3,184 

Sherborn 1,382 

Shirley  (12) 1,366 

Somerville 24,964 

Stoneham 4,889 

Stow  (13) 1,047 

Sudbury  (14) 1,178 

Tewksbury 2,162 

Townsend 1,965 

Tyngsborough 629 

Wakefield 5,547 

Waltham 11,800 


863 

665 

2,301 

1,594 

1,156 

728 

10,160 

673 

521 

541 

2,840 

1,159 

4,259 

587 

2,159 

860 


1,593 

3,261 

994 

2,186 

849 
1,513 
1,833 

338 

626 
39,634 

569 
2,374 
2,412 
2,078 

471 
2,220 
4,968 
3,584 
3,073 
4,419 
3,389 
2,271 

791 

983 

40,928 

7,367 

8,474 

5^717 

3,410 
6,404 

12,825 
942 
1,842 
2,664 
1,062 
1,451 

14,685 
4,513 
1,813 
2,091 
1,944 
1,962 
629 
4,351 
9,065 


CENSUS    OP    MASSACHUSETTS. 


383 


Watertown 5,431 

Wayland 1,933 

Westford 2,148 

Weston 1,448 

Wilmington 933 

Winchester 3,855 

Woburn 10,782 

NANTUCKET  COUNTY. 
Nantucket 3,777 

NORFOLK  COUNTY. 

Bellingham 1,259 

Braintree 3,834 

Brookline 8,074 

Canton 4,520 

Cohasset 2,182 

Dedham  (15) 6,202 

Dover 658 

Foxborough 2,952 

Franklin 4,052 

Holbrook  (16) 2,134 

Hyde  Park 6,986 

Medfield 1,366 

Medwav 3,942 

Milton 3,191 

Needham 5,248 

Norfolk 930 

Norwood  (17) 2,345 

Quincv 10,571 

Randolph  (18) 4,022 

Sharon 1,442 

Stoughton 4,869 

Walpole 2,526 

Weymouth 10,566 

Wrentham 2,481 

PLYMOUTH  COUNTY. 

Abington(19) 3,723 

Bridgewater 3,615 

Brockton  (20) 13,598 

Carver 1,039 

Duxbury 2,195 

East  Bridgewater 2,713 

Halifax 540 

Hanover 1,896 

Hanson 1,308 

Hingham 4,482 

Hull 391 

Kingston 1,519 

Lakevdle 1,008 

Marion 957 

Marshneld 1,784 

Mattapoisett 1,365 

Middleborough 5,164 

Pembroke 1,405 

Plymouth 7,148 

Plympton 725 

Rochester 1,043 

Rockland  (21) 4,605 

Bcituate 2,469 

South  Ahington  (22) 2,969 

South  Scituate 1,815 

Wareham 2.895 

West  Bridgewater 1,663 


4,326 
1,240 
1,803 
1,261 
866 
2,645 
8,560 


4,123 


1,282 
3,948 
6,650 
3,879 
2,130 
7,342 
645 
3,057 
2,512 

4,136 
1,142 
3,721 
2,683 
3,607 
1,081 

7,442 
5,642 
1,508 
4,914 
2,137 
9,010 
2,292 


9,308 
3,660 

1,092 
2,341 
3,017 

619 
1,628 
1,219 
4,422 

261 
1,604 
1,159 

896 
1,659 
1,361 
4,687 
1,447 
6,238 

804 
1,024 

3,350 

1,661 
3,098 
1,803 


SUFFOLK  COUNTY. 

Boston 363,938     250,526 

Chelsea 21,780  18,547 

Revere  (23) 2,263  

Winthrop 1,043  852 

WORCESTER  COUNTY. 

Ashburnham 1,670  2,172* 

Athol 4,303  3,517 

Auburn 1,304  1,178 

Barre 2,415  2,572 

Berlin 921  1,016 

Blackstone 4,937  5,421 

Bolton 902  1,014 

Boylston 839  800 

Brookfield 2,820  2,527 

Charleton 1,900  1,878 

Clinton 7,998  5,429 

Dana 733  758 

Douglass 2,238  2,182 

Dudley 2,730  2,388 

Fitchburg 1 2,270  1 1,260 

Gardner 4,943  3,333 

Grafton 4,026  4,594 

Hardwick 2,237  2,219 

Harvard 1,254  1,341 

Holden 2,492  2,062 

Hubbardston 1,385  1,645 

Lancaster !  . .   2,008  1,845 

Leicester 2,764  2,768 

Leominster 5,770  3,894 

Lunenburg./ 1,109  1,121 

Mendon 1,094  1,175 

Milford 9,310  9,890 

Millbury 4,730  4,397 

New  Braintree 603  640 

Northborough 1,676  1,594 

Northbridge 4,054  3,774 

North  BrookEeld 4,4  59  3,343 

Oakham 869  860 

Oxford 2,605  2,669 

Paxton 592  646 

Petersham 1,111  1,335 

Phillipston 624  693 

Princeton 1,100  1,279 

Rovalston 1,118  1,354 

Rutland 1.058  1,024 

Shrewsbury 1,482  1,610 

Southborough 2,142  2,135 

Southbridge 6,461  5,208 

Spencer 7,460  3,952 

Sterling 1,421  1,670 

Sturbridge 2,062  2,101 

Sutton 3,155  2,699 

Templeton 2,789  2,802 

Upton 2,022  1,989 

Uxbridge 3,111  3,058 

Warren 3,890  2,625 

Webster 5,688  4.763 

Westborough 5,217  3,601 

West  Boylston 2,978  2,862 

West  Brookfield 1,85-5  1>842 

Westminster 1.699  1,770 

Winchendon 3,721  3,39« 

Worcester 58,040  41,105 


384 


CENSUS    OF   MASSACHUSETTS. 


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Barnstable 

Berkshire 

Bristol 3 

Dukes 

Essex 6 

Franklin 

Hampden 2 

Hampshire 

Middlesex 5 

Nantucket 

Norfolk .    

Plymouth 1 

Suffolk 2 

Worcester 2 

Total 21 


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31,840 

32,144 

32,774 

32 

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69,363 

68,270 

64,827 

16 

19 

139,074 

131,087 

102,886 

6 

6 

4,269 

4,071 

3,787 

29 

35 

244,161 

223,342 

200,843 

26 

26 

35,990 

33,696 

32,635 

20 

22 

104,440 

94,304 

78,409 

23 

23 

47,344 

44,821 

44,388 

49 

54 

317,901 

284,112 

274,353 

1 

1 

3,777 

3,201 

4,123 

24 

24 

96,352 

88,321 

89,443 

26 

27 

74,034 

69,362 

65,365 

2 

4 

389,024 

364,886 

270,802 

56 

58 

226,243 

210,295 

192,716 

324 


341 


1,783,812 


1,651,912 


1,457,351 


(1)  Town  divided  in  1878,    See  foot  note  to 
North  Adams. 

(2)  Set  off  from  Adams  and  incorporated 
April  16.  1878. 

(3)  Set  off  from  Edgartown  in  February, 
1880.  n     m 

(4)  Town  divided  in  February  last.    See  foot 
note  to  Cottage  City. 

(5)  Town  divided  in  1876.    See  foot  note  to 
Merrimac. 

(6)  Sit  off  from  Amesbury ,  and  incorporated 
April  11,  1876. 

(7)  Set   off    from   Wilbraham,  and   incor- 
porated March  28,  1878. 

(8)  Town  divided  in  1878.    See  foot  note  to 
Hampden. 

(9)  Sec  off  from  Groton  aud  Shirley,  and  in- 
COrporaied  February  11,  1871. 

(10)  Town  divided  in  1871.    See  foot  note  to 
Aver. 

(11)  Set  off  from  Stow  and  Sudbury,  and  in- 
corporated April  19,  1871. 

(12)  Town  divided  in  1871.    See  foot  note  to 
Ayer, 

(13)  Town  divided  in  1871.    See  foot  note  to 
Maynard. 


(14)  Town  divided  in  1871.  See  foot  note  to 
Mavnard. 

(15)  Town  divided  in  1872.  See  foot  note  to 
Norwood. 

( 16)  Set  off  from  Randolph  and  incorporated 
February  29, 1872. 

(17)  Set  off  from  Dedham  and  Walpole, 
February  23,  1872. 

(18)  Town  divided  in  1872.  See  foot  note  to 
Holbrook. 

(19)  Town  divided  in  1874  and  1875.  See 
foot  notes  to  Rockland  and  South  Abington. 

(20)  Name  changed  from  North  Bridgewater 
and  incorporated  March  28,  1874.  Part  of  town 
annexed  to  South  Abington  and  part  of  South 
Abington  to  Brockton,  April  24,  1875.  The 
population  of  North  Bridgewater  by  census  of 
1870  was  8,007. 

(21)  Set  off  from  Abington  and  incorporated 
March  9,  1874. 

(22)  Set  off  from  Abington  and  East  Bridge- 
water  and  incorporated  March  4,  1875.  Other 
changes  in  1874.    See  foot  note  to  Brockton. 

(23)  Name  changed  from  North  Chelsea  by 
act  of  March  24,  1871.  The  population  of  North 
Chelsea  in  1870  was  1197. 


STATE. 

AGGREGATES  OF  POLLS,  PROPERTY,  ETC.,  1882. 

Total  valuation $1,648,213,423 

Increase 85,973,447 

Total  value  of  real  estate 1,189,524,370 

Increase " 39,558,543 

Personal  estate 494,689,053 

♦Decrease 3,585,096 

Polls 482,844 

Increase 13,637 

Tax  on  Tolls 955,380 

Number  of  dwelling  houses 285,373 

Number  of  acres  assessed 4,494,559 

♦Decrease  in  personal  estate  caused  by  taxing  mortgaged  real  estate,  to  party  in  whose  name 
the  estate  stands,  and  exempting  mortgagee. 


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MANUFACTURERS    OF 


Store,  Ho.  37  Union  Street, 
BOSTON,  MASS. 


Factory,  282  Broadway, 
CAMBRIDGEPORT,  MASS. 


MASON  LUMINOUS  ADVERTISING  CO., 

Stylographic  Pen  Co.,  Providence,  R.  I.    Factory,  602  Main  St.,  Cambridgeport,  Mass. 

Manufacturers    of    Luminous    Match  Boxes,  Luminous  Match  Scratchers,  Bird    Fans    with 
Luminous  Eyes,  Esthetic  Fans,  Perpetual  Calendars,  and  all  kinds  of  Novelties. 

ca-Sieh:    zp^liid    foe    novelties. 


JAMES   MAITLAND, 

Machine,  House,  Ship,  and  Carriage 

Cor.  Sixth  4  Harvard  Sis.,  Cambridgepart. 


CHARLES  ATKINS, 
Plain  and  Decorative 

Paper  Hanger, 

No.  453  1-2  Main  Street, 

CAIV18RIDGEPQRT,  MASS. 


PERKINS  &  KEVINS, 

Manufacturers  of 

CIGAR  BOXES, 

ALSO, 

Labels,  Paper,  Segar  Ribbons  and  Nails 
of  all  kinds. 

FAOTOEY,  179  BROADWAY, 
CAMBRIDGEPORT,  MASS. 


EDWARD  BARDEN, 


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ALSO, 

Stucco  Worker,  Whitening, 
and  Whitewashing, 

Residence,  4  Gore  Street, 

EAST  CAMBRIDGE,  MASS. 


MESSER'S  EAST  CAMBRIDGE  AND  CAMBRIDGEPORT  EXPRESS. 


Office,  No.  10  Faneuil  Hall  Square,  BOSTON. 

Order  Boxes  at  341  Cambridge  Street,  and  at  Inman 
Square,  CAMBRIDGEPORT. 

FURNITURE    MOVING    AND    GENERAL    JOBBING, 
Residence,  94  Webster  Av.  Orders  promptly  attended  to. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


467 


"wim:.  ct.  :m:c0.a.it2t, 

(FORMERLY  "WITH   E.   J.  DOLAN), 

623  Main  St.,  Room  2,  Grant  Building,  Cambridgeport,  Mass. 

Cleaning  and  Repairing  Neatly  and  Promptly  attended  to. 

XJ  XV  3T3  353  3E\  "X"  .A.2BC  353  3Ft  S»  , 

3?&rtietila,x»  Attention  paid  to  Embalming. 
47    O-OZRIE    ST.,    .     EAST    CA^IMZBIRIIDGKE. 

Calls  answered  at  residence  at  any  time  of  night  or  day. 
J.  J.  KELLEY,  residence,  110  Otis  street.  J.  J.  MURPHY,  residence,  66  Spring  street. 


1880 


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The  Best,  the  Cheeriest  and  the  Cheapest  Paper  in  the  City. 

It  being  the  City's  Advertising  Medium 

It  is  therefore  the  best  general  public  advertising  sheet  in  Cambridge. 


Parties  desiring  to   insert  Legal  Advertisements 
can  do  so  under  Special  Rates. 

Our  Paper  is  printed  wholly  in  this  City,  and  we  can  insert 

Legal  and  Business  Advertisements  AS  LATE  AS 

FRIDAY  EVENING  on  going  to  press. 


Subscription  Price  is  Sets,  per  copy,  or  $1.50  per  annum,  in  advance. 

ESTABLISHED    1818. 

NEW  ENGLAND   GLASS    WORKS, 
W.  L.  LIBBEY  &  SON, 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

RICH  GUT  &  MOULDED  GLASSWARE, 

Also,  Pure  Red  Lead  and  Litharge. 

I£TO-  67  FEDEE/AL  ST.,    -    -    BOSTOHST. 

Manufactory,  East  Cambridge.        Salesroom,  46  Park  Place,  New  York. 


468  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


WM.  A.  HUNNEWELL  &  CO., 

DEALERS  IN 

CO  At*  «a4  W;OO0» 

WYMAN'S  WHARF,  84  BRIDGE  STREET, 
EAST  CAMBRIDGE,  MASS. 

Office    in    Boston,    13    Kilhv    Street.      Hours  from  12  to  1.    Order  box  at  Kidder, 
Peahody  &  Co.'s,    113  Devonshire  Street,  BOSTON. 

Connected  by  Telephone. 


WM.    A.   HUNNEWELL, 
DAVID   PBOUDFOOT. 


O  O  j3l  Xji  ,     mW  O  O  13  , 

HAY,  GRAIN  AND  STRAW, 

506    UMAITV    ©TREET,  CAM  BRIDGEPORT,    MASS. 

Next  Door  to  F.  A..  KENNEDY'S. 

~~     croHinsr  oorjE^c^isr  &  soitsrs, 

WHARF  AND  FACTORY, 

91  Broadway,  cor.  Sixth  St.,      CAMBRIDGEPORT,  MASS. 

Sawing  and  Splitting  Wood  by  Steam  Power  a  Specialty. 

Residence,  92  Winsor  Street. 


3VI.    Xj.    SMITH    (dkJ    SON, 

DEALERS  IN  ALL   KINDS   OF 

IZ-A.ISID   and.   SOFT  COAL, 

Also,  Sard  and  Soft  Wood,  Sawed  and  Split,  constantly  on  h'trnl. 
"Wharf,  180  Main  Street,  CAMBRIDG-BPOR.T,    a,T./VS!3. 

Orders  by  mail,  or  left  at  residence,  will  receive  prompt  attention. 
M.  L.  SMITH,  323  Broadway.  G.  M.  SMITH,  30  Magazine  Street. 

■V\A.Xj:EiTTI3>TE,  IEXjXjIS  Sz  CO., 

DEALERS    IN 

00AL,  WOOD,  AND   KINDLINGS, 

Sargent's  Wharf,  foot  of  Charles  River  St.    Order  Office,  26  Boylston  St., 
CAMBRIDGE,    MASS. 

Brickmoulds  &  Wheelbarrow 

MANUFACTURERS, 

Cedar,  corner  of  Dudley  Street, 
NORTH  CAMBRIDGE,  MASS. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


469 


MISS    B.    .A..    ZBA.O-ILIE^Z', 

CHOICE    COJyfSCTtOUEST, 

Ice  Cream,  and  Fruits  of  every  description.     Also,  an  assortment  of  Toys 
and  Holiday  Goods,  at  reasonable  prices. 
24  Boylston  Street,  near  Harvard  Square,  CAMBRIDGE,     MASS. 

ORDERS  ATTENDED  TO  WITH  PROMPTNESS. 


i  T7"  E3  :o.  JS>    *$3 


TUCK.H3R, 

ZBTTIIILIDIEI^S, 

Also,  Carriage  Repairing  in  all  its  Branches.    Harness  Making  and 

Sign  Painting. 
Crnarch.    Street,    near    Harvard    Squai'e. 
Storage  at  Reasonable  Rates.    Particular  attention  given  to  Painting,  and  Varnishing  of  Car- 
riages.   Carriages  sent  for  and  returned  free  of  charge. 

CARRIAGES 

Made  and  Repaired, 

No.  140  Main  Street,  CAMBRIDGEPORT, 

WOOD  and    COAL, 

Sold  wholesale  ajid  retail  at 

No.  183  Cambridge  Street,  BOSTON. 
Light  and  Heavy  Teaming  Done. 


JOH3ST     ZEeXXjETST, 

Manufacturer  and  Dealer  in 

SLEIGHS,  CARRIAGES  &  EXPRESS  WAGONS. 

Repairing  in  all  its  branches,  executed  with 

neatness  and  dispatch.    Also,  Horse  Shoeing  by  skilled 

workmen. 

354  Cambridge  Street,  Cambridgeport,  Mass 


33.  JEX.   i*  :e  :fl  i=l  y, 

CARRIAGE  BUILDER, 

Also,  Carriage  Repairing  in  all  its  Branches. 

Heavy  Work  a  Specialty.    Orders 

Promptly  Executed    and    Work    Guaranteed. 

354  Cambridge  St.,  CAMBRIDGEPORT,   MAS*?. 


DEALER  IN- 


STOVES  1  FURNACES, 

All  kinds  of  Tin  and  Sheet  Iron  work 
made  to  order. 

TINNING  ROOFS,  GUTTERS,  &c,  A  SPECIALTY, 

No.  14  Pearl  Block, 

Pearl  Street,  CAMBRIDGEPORT,  MASS. 


WASHINGTON   MARKET. 

McFARLMD  BROS., 


PROPRIETORS, 


GROCERIES  m  PROVISIONS, 


Cor.  Washington 

and  Brewery 

Streets, 

CAMBRIDGEPORT, 

MASS. 


470 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


WILLIAM  A.  BERTSCH, 

MONUMENTAL  MARBLE 

AND 

GRANITE  WORKS, 

70    and    73    Bridge    Street, 
EAST  CAMBRIDGE,  MASS. 


MR.    JOSHUA    KENDALL'S 
At  CAMBRIDGE,  MASS. 

For  Boys  twelve  years  old  and  upward.    PREPARES  FOR  COLLEGE.    Circulars. 
School-house,  13  Appian-way.  House,  123  Inman  Street. 

Also,  Ladies'  "Wrappers,  Skirts  and  Sacks,  Aprons,  Children's  Dresses.  Boys'  Waists,  Ladies' 
and  Children's  Underwear,  constantly  on  hand.  Ladies'  Wrappers  and  Children's  Dresses  made 
to  order.  Machine  Stitching  and  Button  Holes  promptly  attended  to  at  low  prices.  We  hope,  by 
courteousness  and  civility,  to  win  a  liberal  share  of  your  patronage. 

MUS.    M.     A..    «fc    3£.     WOOD, 

No.  1   Columbia  Street,  C AM BRIDGE PORT. 

J".    ^7\rm    OJELOOJESLESJE*., 

PLASTERER,   STUOCO   AND   MASTIO    WORKER, 

548  Main  Street,  opposite  Norfolk  Street,  Cambridgeport,  Mass. 

(Formerly  under  store  of  J.  A.  Holmes.) 
Centers  and  Brackets  in  new  designs,  constantly  on  hand.    Whitening,  Coloring,  and  Kalso- 
mining.    All  orders  promptly  attended  to. 


J.  HENRY  STEVENS, 

House  and  Sign  Painter, 

GRAINER,  GLAZIER, 

PLAIN  4  DECORATIVE  PAPER  HANGER, 
No.  436  Main  Street, 

CAMBSIDGEPORT,  MASS. 


P.  ZITTEL, 


FANCY  CAKES  4  CONFECTIONERY. 

Orders    for     Parlies    and    Sociable, 
promptly  alteadetl  lo. 

Broadway  Bakery,  cor.  Elm  St., 
CAMBRIDGEPORT. 


D.  B.  SHAUGHNESSY, 

BOOK  STORE. 

Newspapers,  Stationery, 
Periodicals,  &c. 

TOYS  and  FANCY  GOODS. 
109  Cambridge   Street, 

(Institute  Building), 

EAST  CAMBRIDGE. 


JOHN  F.  HOLMBERG, 

PROPRIETOR  OF 

Boston  Flour  and  Grain 

STORE, 

185  Broadway,  Cambridgeport. 

FLOUR,  MEAL,  HAY, 
STRAW,  CORN,  AND  OATS. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  471 


"Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

HARD-WOOD  LUMBER, 

Mahogany,  Cedar,  Veneers,  Black  Walnut,  Cherry, 

ASH,  WHITE  WOOD,  BASS,  MAPLE, 

Birch,    Butternut,    Chestnut,    Oak,    Western    Pine,    Second-Growth    Ash,  Etc.    A 
Supply  of  Seasoned  and  Kiln-dried    Lumber  Constantly  on  hand. 

KILN-DRIED  LUMBER  DEPOT,  17  WAREHAM  ST.,  AND  3  AND  5  PLYMPTON  ST.,  BOSTON,  MASS. 

Wharf,  Bridge  Street,  near  Craigie's  Bridge,  East  Cambridge,  Mass. 

Nathaniel  Cummings,  John  Kbnney,  Robert  "W.  McNinch. 

E3.  ID.  S-A."WTT£i:ES  <Sc  CO., 

Manufacturers  of  and  "Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

SPRUCE  DIMENSION  LUMBER, 

Hemlock  and  Eastern  Pine  Laths,  Clapboards  and  Shingles. 

WESTERN  DRESSED  LUMBER, 
Wharfs   formerly  occupied  by  Geo.  B.  James  &  Co., 

Junction  Cambridge  and  Bridge  Streets,  EAST  CAMBRIDGE,  MASS. 
BLAIE    &c   LTTC-A.S, 

COUNSELLORS-AT-LAW, 

231  Washington  St,  BOSTON,  and  Lycaum  Building,  CAMBRIDGE. 

Ii.  G.  BLAIR.  Open    Evenings.  C.  W.  LUCAS. 

JOHN    CL.ARY, 

Dealer  in  Spruce,  Pine,  and  Hemlock  Lumber, 

Spruce  Floor  Boards,  Shelving,  Pickets,  Sheathing,  Shingles,  Laths,  Clapboards, 
Cedar  Posts,  etc.    Also,  Gutters,  Conductors  and  Mouldings. 

68  Bridge  Street  (Sanborn's  Wharf),    .    .     EAST  CAMBRIDGE. 

ALFRED    TITZPATRICK, 

Planing  and  Moulding  Mill, 

Rhoades  Building,  State  Street,  Cambridgeport. 

PLANING,  SAWING,  MATCHING,  JIG  SAWING 
AND  TURNING. 

Also,  Brackets  and  Mouldings  of  Every  Description. 

LUMBER   KILN-DRIED    AND    FOR    SALE. 


472 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


W#  $.*  &OCK8A8* 


* 


Manufacturer  and  Dealer  in 


CASKETS, 

BLACK  WALNUT 
WHITEWOOD 


€# 


I 


m 

3 


Thibet,  Lawn,  and  Cambric  Robes,  etc. 

Black  and  White  Covered  Broadcloth  Caskets 


FURNISHED   AT  SHORT  NOTICE. 


199,  201,  203,  205,  207,  and  209  Bridge  Street, 
EAST  CAMBRIDGE. 

JOSEPH    L.    ECKER, 


NO.  623  MAIN  STREET,  Room  5  A,  (Central  Sq.),  CAMBRIDGEPORT. 

Residence,  5  Union  Street. 

HOWARD  M.  SAWYER, 

(Successor  to  Pettingell  &  Sawyer),  Manufacturer  of 

CAPE  ANN  OIL  CLOTHING, 

Cape  Ann  Hats  and  Southwesters  of  all  Descriptions. 

HORSE   AND   WAGON    COVERINGS    MADE    TO    ORDER. 

Thorndike    Street,    rear    of  Second, 
EAST  CAMBRIDGE,  MASS. 
Office  in  New  York,  183  South  St.       Office  in  Boston,  153  Milk  St. 
™  ™       OXFORD    BROTHERS,     -^™""~ 

DEALERS  IN  NEW  AND  SECOND-HAND  FURNITURE, 

Carpets,  Glass,  Tin  and  Wooden  Ware,  Stove  and  Kitchen  Furniture. 
Old  Style  Furniture  Bought  or  Exchanged.    Mattresses  Made  to  Order.    Furniture 

Repaired* 

J.  M.  Oxford.         529  MAIN  STREET,  CAMBRIDGE.  C.  W.  Oxford. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


473 


INMAN  SQUARE  HOTEL, 

JAMES    BARNES,    PROPRIETOR, 

XZLsTIMI^lsr     SQ,.,     OA.IMIIBIEaTIDG-IEIPQIR,'!?,     MASS. 

JOHN  P.  SQUIRE  &  CO., 

DEALERS    IN 

PORK,  LARD,  HAMS, 

TRIPE,     SAUSAGES,    PIGS'    FEET. 

ALSO,   MANUFACTURERS  OF 

EXTBM   LMBB   OIL, 

31,  83  &  25  FAXECIL  HALL  MARKET, 

AND 

39    ztToiK/rH:    ive^.k,k:et    street, 


S0S1HI2? 

JOHN  P.  SQUIRE.            ""'  '  FRANK  O.  SQUIRE. 
» 

Slaughtering  and  Curing  Establishment,  169  Gore  St.,  East  Cambridge. 

RETAIL    MARKET,     OPPOSITE     WORKS. 

CHARLES    H.   NORTH  &   CO., 

Packers,  Curers  and   Wholesale  Dealers  in 

Pork,  Beef,  Lard,  Hams,  D.  S.  Bacon, 

LIVE  AND  DRESSED  HOGS,  PIGS'  FEET, 

Tripe,  Sausages,  Sausage  Skins,  &c.     Also   Manufacturers  of  Glue,  Extra 
Eard  Oil,  and  Animal  Fertilizer. 

Stalls  Nos.  27  &  29  Fanenil  Hall  market,  Store  Nos.  33  4  34  North  Market  Street, 

Charles  H.Nokth,)  RONTON 

S.  UE.NEY  SKILTOX,   j  J— J  ^_/ >0    J.    V/ll   . 

Slaughtering,   Packing  and  Curing  Establishment,  Medford  Street,  -    S0ME1  YJLLE. 

Curers,  Smokers  &  Packers  of  Hams,  Shoulders,  Bacon,  Beef,  &c, 

REAR  OF  365  CAMBRIDGE  STREET,    EAST  CAMBRIDGE,  MASS. 

DAVID  Howe.  )■  Order  Box,  28  Faneuil  Hall  Market,  Boston.  ■{  Geo.  Putney. 

TELEPHONE  W,  F.  ROBINSON,  NO.  77  SOUTH  MARKET  ST. 


474 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


CAMBRIDGE    LAUNDRY. 

One  of  the  Oldest  and  Best  Laundries  practically  at  your  own  door.    Send  a  postal  and  our  dri- 
vers will  call  MONDAYS,  at  any  part  of  Cambridge,  and  deliver  the  goods  FRIDAYS. 

HOLLAND   SHADES   AND  LACE   CURTAINS  MADE   A  SPECIALTY. 

Cambridge  Laundry,  Soden  St.,  Oambridgeport. 

HOVET  65   CO., 


Vlorlits  and 


Cambridge  Street,  opp,  Highland  Avenue,  Cambridge. 

Bouquets,  Cut  Flowers;   Wreaths,  Crosses,   and  all  kinds  of  Floral   Decorations. 

Orders  promptly  attended  to.     The   most  extensive  collection  of  Greenhouse 

and  Bedding  Plants  in  the  Country.     Fruit  Trees,  Ornamental  Trees 

and  Shrubs,  Hoses,  Grape  Vines,  Etc.,  Etc. 

Seed  Store,  16  South  Market.  Street,   -   BOSTON. 


FRED  B.  BARRINGTON, 

AND 

tfefq  Grower; 

AND  ALL   KINDS    OF    FLORAL    DE" 
SIGNS   AT   SHORT  NOTICE. 

Broadway,  corner  Hancock  St., 

CAMBRIDGEPORT. 


F.  BECKER, 

Choice  Cut  Flowers,  Bouquets,  Fu- 
neral Mottoes,  Crosses,  Anchors, 
Etc.    Floral  Decorations  of 
every  description. 
A  fine  collection  of  Bedding  and  House 
Plants,  Ferns,  Etc.     Ferneries   and 
Hanging  Pots  neatly  filled. 

CAMBRIDGE    STREET, 

Near  Memorial  Hall. 


HARWELL'S  CONSERVATORIES. 

T7\T2v£.     T.     3Z>  X XT S l^L O X3 


V&OSlSS 


Choice  Cut  Flowers,  Bouquets,  Funeral  Wreaths,  Crosses,  An- 
chors, etc.,  made  at  short  notice. 

FLORAL  DECORATIONS  OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION. 

A  Fine  Collection  of  Bedding  and  House  Plants.  Ferns,  etc.    Ferneries  and  Hang- 
Pots  Neatly  Filled.     Wholesale  and  Retail. 

NO.  273  NORTH  AVENUE, 


NORTH  CAMBRIDGE. 


JOHN    H.    LAMSON, 

House,  Sign  and  Ornamental  Painter,  and  Grainer, 

WAGON  LETTERING  AND   ORNAMENTING  A  SPECIALTY. 
573    IVLA.HST    STREET,        ....       CAMBRIDGEPORT. 

Also,  Interior  Decorator. 


ADVE  RTISEMENTS . 


475 


MILLER  BROS., 

tches.  Clocks  k  J 


NO.  637  MAIN  STEEET, 

CAMBRIDGEPORT. 
UNDER   THE  LIBRARY. 


B.   E.   SHATTUCK, 

Keeps  the  Best  Assortment  of 

SPECTACLES  &  EYE  GLASSES 

IX    CAMBRIDGE. 

Watch,  Clock  and  Jewelry  Repairing* 
and  Engraving. 

475  MAIN  ST.,  CAMBRIDGEPORT. 


JOH1T      &ILL, 

DEALER    IN 

WATCHES,  CLOCKS  &  JEWELRY, 

CAMBRIDGE. 

WATCHES   CAREFULLY  ADJUSTED   TO   HEAT,  COLD,  AND   ISOCHRONISM. 


PHILIP  W.  HARRIS  &  CO. 


-AGENTS     FOR- 


ooMsswm 

FASHION  PATTERNS, 

FOR 

Cambridge  and  Cambridgeport. 

ALSO,     DEALERS    IN     HAND-MADE 

WORSTED  GOODS,  TRIMMINGS, 

AND    SMALL    WARES. 

637  MAIN  ST.,  CAMBRIDGEPORT. 


HARVARD  SQ., 


INMAN  SQUARE. 


BOTTLER   OF 


::sw  york 


JOSEPH  E.  WALL, 

(Successor  to  T.  D.  Morse,) 
DEALER    IN 


-AND- 


BOSTON  LAGER  BEER, 

132  Hampshire  St.,  cor.  of  Elm, 

CAMBRIDGEPORT,      MASS. 


GENTS'    FANCY 

3F,■CLrllislling,  Good.© 

Ladies'  and  Children's  Rubber  Circulars. 
447  Main  St.,  near  junction  Austin  St., 

CAMBRIDGEPORT,  MASS. 

Umbrellas  Made,  Repaired,  and  Re-covered. 


476 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


11   BQLGEB, 

Palmer  Street, 
Old  Cambridge, 


AGENT   FOR 


CLARK'S 

PATENT 

HORSE -SHOE. 


H.  JAMES  &  SON, 

MANUFACTURERS  AND  DEALERS  IN 

Soap  and  Soap  Stocks 

FACTORY, 

Portland  St.,  n.  Grand  Junction  R.R., 

CAMBRIDGEPORT,  MASS. 


Henry  James. 


Joseph  K.  James. 


ID.  2*£.  EC-^ZIE^T  d5  CO., 
42  Elm  St.,  CAMBRIDGEPOUT,  MASS., 


-WHOLESALE  DEALERS  OF- 


HAZEN'S  VERMONT  MAPLE  SYRUP 

Carefully  selected  from  the  best  makers  in  Vermont,  and  has  the  finest  flavor 

of  any  in  the  market.     Put  up  in  convenient  packages  to  meet  the 

demand  of  first-class  retail  trade.  And  warranted  strictly  pure. 


STYLE  OF  PACKAGES. 


5  Gallon  tin  cans,    .    . 

.    2  in  case 

1  Gallon  tin  cans,    .    . 

.    8  in  case 

1-2  Gallon  tin  cans,      . 

.  12  in  case 

Octagon  Glass  Jars  (5 

to  the  gallon),    .    . 

.  12  in  case 

3E>.    Btt.    XXA3ZJElJXr  + 

Manufacturer  and  Wholesale  Dealer  in 

FINE     CONFECTIONERY. 

Philadelphia  Caramels  and  Chocolate  a  Specialty. 

Orders  for  Confectionery  and  Maple  Syrup  promptly 

attended  to. 

No.  42  Elm  Street,  .  .  CAM  BRIDGEPORT,  MASS. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


477 


DEALER  IX 


HARDWARE, 

Cutlery,  Paints,  Oils,  Varnishes,  Wooden  Ware,  Window  Glass,  Etc.        r 


509  Main  Street, 


CAM  BRIDGEPORT,    MASS. 


$50,000. 


$50,000. 


TO  LOAN 

On  Personal  Property,  Pianos,  Etc.,  at 

J.  L.  Bailey  &  Son, 

Furnishing  E 


Nos.    67    and   69    Cambridge  Street, 

East  Cambridge,  Mass. 
Goods  sold  on  our  liberal  installment  plan  at 
BOTTOM   PRICES. 
fi^-PLEASE  GIVE  US  A  CALL.l^3 


ARTHUR  W.  BALCOM, 

Ns.  1  Austin  St.,  junct.  of  Austin  &  Main, 

CAMBRIDGEPORT,  MASS. 

Orders  froni    any  part  of    the     United 
States  promptly  attended  to. 

Particular  attention  paid  to  the  'JExan*- 

ination  and  Ventilation  of  Mouse 

Drainaae, 


352-    i3F»    3C303L«jA.3E\r« 

MERCHANT  TAILOR. 

Largest  Stock  in  Cambridge.    Very  Best  Work. 

Main  St.,  cor.  Norfolk,  .   CAMBRIDGEPORT,  MASS. 

EDWIN    IL   BLAKE, 

REAL  ESTATE 


ATSI> 


INSURANCE  AGENT 

Tenements  and  Stores  to  Let. 

Risks  Placed  in  any  First-Class  Company  at 
Lowest  Hates. 

Orders  by  Mail  Promptly  Attended  to. 

No.  36  Fifth  Street,  near  Cambridge,  -  EAST  CAMBRIDGE. 


478 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


Berry's  Patent  Haines  for  Swinging  Harness. 

Invented  August,  1873.    Patented  November,  1880. 
STRENGTH,    DURABILITY,    QUICKNESS,    SIMPLICITY. 


This  Cut  represents  the  Hames  patented  by  Charles  E.  Berry,  and  used  in  the  Construction  of 
Swinging  Harness.  They  are  of  the  "Extension"  pattern,  and  can.  be  made  to  FIT  PER- 
FECTLY ANY  COLLAR. 

The  material  used  in  their  manufacture  is  the  finest  wrought  iron,  and  being  joined  at  the  top 
by  a  hinge,  locks  easily  md  without  being  guided.  The  method  of  suspension  (also  patented  by 
Mr.  Berry),  is  of  the  simplest,  and  after  being  placed  in  position  according  to  instructions,  can 
be  relied  upon  in  all  cases,  as  the  Entire  Harness,  being  suspended  by  one  rope,  can  be  immedi- 
ately detached  from  the  suspending  rod  by  the  driver  pulling  the  reins. 

The  Hames  and  method  of  suspension  are  now  in  use  in  some  of  the  finest  Depart- 
ments of  the  Union,  and  have  invariably  given  entire  satisfaction. 

OHAJS.  E.  BERRY,  IjVJMCAIV   I^Q.,    CAMBRIDGEPOItT. 

TIHIE 

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ADVERTISEMENTS. 


479 


MISS    IMI.    IR,.    CTOILTIES, 

Choice  Confectionery, 

Plain  and  Fancy  Cakes,  Pas-try,  Fruit  of  all  kind?,  Ice  Cream,  Frozen  Pudding,  Sherbet,  Jel- 
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D.D. 

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A.M. 

F.  W.  Holland,  d  d. 
Rev.  C.  F.  Tii wing. 
Charlotte  F.  Bates. 
Mrs.  Mary  D.  Brine. 
Win  J.  Rolfe,  a.m. 
Mrs.  S.  E.  Dawes. 
Mrs.  Nina  G.  Clarke. 

F.  C.  Cowper. 

G.  C.  Howard. 
Mrs.  E.  0.  Jewell. 


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Chester  F.  Sawyer. 
Rev.  F  Johnson,  d.d. 
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Prof.  J.  W.  Cheever. 
Rev.  David  0.  Mears. 
Mrs.  E.  R.  Williamson. 
M.  Jules  Lannier. 
Rev.  Ebenezer  Francis. 
Arthur  Gilman. 
John  Talbois. 
Rev.  Stacy  Fowler. 
S.  H.  Dudloy,  Esq. 
Prof.  Butterfield. 
Dr.  Louis  V.  Bouve. 
Dr.  Ephraim  cutter. 

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Miss  M.  B.  Sheridan. 
Mrs.  Helen  C.  Ransom. 
Mrs.  Julia  C.  R.  Dorr. 
Mrs.  J.  M.  Neall. 
Prof.  Narcisse  Cyr. 
Dr.  J.  H.  Dolloff. 
Fletcher  Reede. 
Col.  C.  W.  Folsom. 
Charles  P.  Ilslev. 
Prof.  James  H.Dill. 

('.  C.  COX,  M.D. 

Helen  L.  Reed. 
Frances  W.  Mott. 
Mrs.  H.  P.  Dana. 


Karl  Karlton  Kooper. 
Prof.  H.  S.  Webber. 
Hon.  Elizur  Wright. 
Mrs.  H.  A.  Brown. 
Bertha  Bryant. 
Hans  Schwellburg. 
Vrof.  Jas.  C.  Degraw. 
John  James  Henry. 
Hope  Stanley. 
Dr.  E.  O.  Kinsman. 
P.  R.  Ammidon. 
Anna  F.  Burnham. 
Win  Wurtle. 
J.  Q.  A.Johnson. 
And  others. 


W.  A.  MASON  &  SON, 

CIVIL  ENGINEERS  AND  SURVEYORS. 

Surveyors  of  Mechanics9  Work. 
603   Main  Street,  CAMBRIDGEPORT. 

ESTABLISHED    1839. 

Residence  on  Raymond  Street,    -    -    -    Old  Cambridge,  Mass. 

CHARLES  A.  MASON. 


3E5»  JF*.  leOWTiOLJEliiRL 


ag^^^^sr 


No.  623  Main  Street,  Room  8,  Cambridgeport, 


480 


ADVEETISKMENTS. 


THOMAS    LALLEY, 

DEALER  IN 

CHOICE  FAMILY  GROCERIES, 

TEAS,  COFFEES,  SPICES,  WINES  AND  LIQUORS. 

Also,  the  best  grades  of 

FLOUI3 

Always  on  hand. 
Cor.  Mt.  Auburn  &  Boylston  Sts.,  ^0^^^^^^/k 
CAMBRIDGE,  MASS.       WWSi 


i  T ;^-- 


!•':'■ 


N.   B. — Orders  promptly   at- 
tended to. 


JAMES  H.  WYETH  &  CO., 

DEALERS    IN 

FINE    FAMILY    AISTD    FANCY 

GROCERIES, 

Uo.  ©  DBxattle  Street, 

CAMBRIDGE. 


J.  H.  WYETH. 

H.  M.  SHEPHERD. 


DEALER  IiV  BEST 


AT    LOWEST     CASH     PRICES 

I^C^g-^,         5  and  6  Harvard  Row  and  9 
-  V  v-«x  Harvard  Square, 

-^KMs  CAMBRIDGE,  MASS. 

'^JsE!g^  Choice  Teas  &  Coffees, 

And  the  Best    Brands    of 
FLOUR. 

¥  Crockery  &  Wooden  Ware. 

Orders  from     the     surrounding 
towns  promptly  filled. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


481 


S.    O.    THOMSOIT, 

UNION    BRANCH    GROCERY    HOUSE, 

DEALER    IN 


FINE  TEAS,  OOFFEES,  SP10ES, 

FIOUR, 
AND  A  PULL  ASSORTMENT  OF  FAMILY  GROCERIES. 

ORDERS  TAKEN  AT  BOUSE  IF  DESIRED. 

INMAN  SQ.,  NO.  527  CAMBRIDGE  ST.,  CAMBRIDGEPORT. 

JOHN    A.    REILLY. 

PROYISIOHS, 

148  NORTH   AY.,     -     CAMB RIDGE,  MASS. 
BYRON   M.    SNOW, 

DEALER    IN 

Provisions,  Yecetaliles.Frnit.Caiineft  G-ooAs,  &c. 

5S3  MAIN  ST.,  COB.  OF  PEARL,  CAMBEIDSEPOKT. 

Orders  taken  and  Gooda  Promptly  Delivered. 

DAVID  F.BURNS      "" 

DEALER    IN 

GROCERIES 


AND 


PROVISIONS, 

15  SPARKS  ST., 

CAMBRIDGE, 


MASS. 


JOIST  ^.THI^LiT    ZE3IO.A.C3-, 

DEALER  IN 

GROCERIES  and   PROVISIONS, 

No.  171  Main  Street,  CAMBRIDGEPORT. 

Schooners    Furnished    with    Provisions,    Etc. 


Z1.3rX>S3 


c*?    DAVIS, 

DEALERS    IN 


Family  Groceries,  Flour,  Hay,  Grain,  Wood  and  Coal, 

124  and  126  Ionian  Street,  near  Ionian  Square.  CAMBRIDGEPORT. 

S.  N.  RYDER.  E.  A.  DAVIS 

31 


482 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


.A..  W.  STEARNS, 
CARPENTER  AND  BUILDER, 

Shop,  32  Mill  St.,  foot  of  Holyoke  St., 

House    36    "Wallace    Street, 

CAMBRIDGE. 


ALBERT    NORRIS    &    CO., 

Carpenters  &  Builders, 

9  Western  Avenue,  near   Central  Square, 

CAMBRIDGEPORT,  MASS. 

JOBBING      PROMPTLY      ATTENDED      TO. 


alfred    .AJsroiEiiR/Soisr, 
CARPENTER      AND     BUILDER, 

rp~>       18  Soden  Street,  near  Central  Sq.,  Cambridgeport, 

Residence,  4  Sand*,  Old.  Cambridge. 

Jobbing    Promptly    Attended   to. 
3MT.    JF\    TJFt.A.OY,         — 

And  manufacturer  and  dealer  in  all  kinds  of  Mouldings.  Kiln-dried  Lumber  and  all  kinds  of 
Flooring  constantly  on  hand.  Window  Frames,  Sashes,  Desks,  Drawer  Cases,  Counters,  Brack- 
ets, etc.  Band  Sawing,  Turning,  Irregular  Moulding,  Planing,  etc.  Banks,  Offices,  and  Stores 
fitted  up.  74   BOYLSTON  Sl'REET,    CAMBRIDGE,   MASS. 

ID.    .A..    GILOBEAS,     ~~~~ 

CARPENTER,    BUILDER,    AND    CONTRACTOR, 

CAMBRIDGEPOKT,  MASS. 

Factories  and  all  heavy  work  a  specialty.    Orders  solicited  for  Heavy  Framing,  and  Carpenter 
Work.    Jobbing  promptly  attended  to. 


Shop,  rear  577  Main  Street. 


Residence,  57  Eranklin  Street. 


H.  A.  SCRANTON, 


Stair  Building  &  Jobbing, 

SMART'S    BUILDING, 

380  Main  St.,  CAMBRIDGEPORT. 


A.    McSORLEY, 
CARPENTER  AND  BUILDER, 

Shop,  577  Main  St.,  CAMBRIDGEPORT. 

Jobbing  of  all  kinds  promptly  attended 
to.     Residence,  564  Main,  cor.  Pearl. 


L.  M.  HANNUM, 


DEALER  IN 

Successors  to  Samuel  F.  Chase,  Hannum  &  Preston,  Cambridgeport  Ice  Company, 

and  S.  E.  Kimball. 

Offices  atli.  M.  HANNUM'S,  549  Main  Street,  ALFRED  WOOD'S,  Harvard  Square, 

and  130  and  122  Hampshire  Street. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


483 


ESTABLISHED      1840. 


(Successor  to  DAVIS  &  BATES),  Dealer  in  all  kinds  of 


y.>  MIL'S 


vm&h.  ! 


Bundle  Hay  &  Strain, 

Mineral  Salt  Constantly  on  Hand. 

IfcTo-  5 SO  Ifcv£aln.  St., 

CAMBRID  GEPOR  T. 


CHAS.  MOORE  &  CO., 


Kitchen  Furnishing    Goods,    Furn- 
aces, Ranges,  Cooking  and 
Parlor  Stoves. 
All   kinds    of    Tin    and   Sheet    Iron 
"Work  made  to  order.    ROOFS 
TINNED.      All  kinds  of 
Plumbing  Promptly 
attended  to. 

8  Brattle  Street,. cor.  Palmer, 
CAMBRIDGE,  MASS. 


CHARLES   MOORE. 


E.   R.   MOORE. 


WM.  CAMPBELL  &  CO., 

(Successors  to  Allen  &  Endicott), 

Marine,  Locomotive,  &  Steam  Fire  Engine 

BOILERS, 

Gas  Holders,   Oil,   "Water,    Rendering  and  Ship 

Tanks,  Soap  and  Tar  Kettles,  all  kinds 

of  Plate  Iron  Work,  Etc. 

REPAIRING  PROMPTLY  DONE. 


356  Main  Street, 


GAMBRIDGEPOBT. 


BROADWAY    IRON    FOUNDRY, 

Manufacture  all  kinds  of 


Broadway,  corner  Pelham  Street,  CAMBRID  GEPORT. 


NEW  ENGLAND  CANDY  KITCHEN.     WILLIAM  T.  WARREN, 

No.    8    .Pearl    Street,         .         .       .  CAMBRIDGEPORT, 

MANUFACTURER  AND    DEALER  IN 

FTJie-E     OOIsTFEOTIOITEBT, 

Ice  Cream  of   all  Flavors,  Plain  or  Moulded,  furnished  at  short  notice.     Goods, 
made  from  the  best  materials  and  warranted  strictly  pure.  Orders  promptly  attended  to. 


484 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


THURSTON  &  HALL  BISCUIT  CO. 


iliiKIR  BAKER 

Factory,  31  &  33  Elm  Street,  vear  Broadway,  Cambridgeport. 

Store,  115  and  117  Commercial  Street,  Boston. 

Manufacture  and  put  up  to  order,  in  Barrels,  Half-Barrels,  Tin  Boxes,  etc.,  Butter,  Water, 
Soda,  Milk,  Wine,  Oyster,  Graham,  Pilot,  Lemon,  and  Boston  Crackers,  Ginger  Snaps. 
Corn  Meal  Biscuit,  Corn  Meal  Cracknels,  Oatmeal  Biscuit,  A.  A.  Pilot  Bread,  etc. 
All   Orders  addressed  to    THURSTON    &     HA.LL     BISCUIT    CO.,     Cambrirfr/eport, 

Mass.,  will  be  promptly  attended  to. 

D.  H.  Thubstox,  Pres't.  C.  F.  Thubstox,  Treas.  J.  E.  Hall,  Clerk. 

CAMBRIDGEPORT NATIONAL  BANK 

OIE1    CAMBRIDGE. 

INCORPORATED     1826.  REORGANIZED    1865. 

ASA  P.  MORSE,  President.  LYMAN  B.  SNOW,  Cashier. 

WILL  F.  KOUF,  Clerk  and  Messenger. 

DIRECTORS— Robert  Douglass,  Lucius  R.  Paige, Asa  P.  Morse,  Alex.  Dickinson,  Martin  L.  Smith. 
DISCOUNT    I>A.Y    THURSDAY. 

LOCATED    585    DULAJCIN"   STBEET. 


8  HARYARD  SQUARE,  HP  ONE  FLIGHT,  CAMBRIDGE,  MASS. 


N.  B-— Fancy  Cabinet  Work  and   Holly-wood  Work. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


485 


BOSTON  BRANCH  TEA  AND  GROCERY  HOUSE 

♦ 

Best    ^oreig-n  and.  ZDorsLestic 

GROCERIES, 

.A.t    Lowest    Prices. 

SPECIALTIES  : 

Fine  Teas,  Best  Coffees,  Choice  Flour,  Pure  Spices, 

C-A-ItTICTIEID    C3-OOIDS,    ETC., 

FLOUR,  GRAIN  AND  FEED. 

m.  R.   JOUETT  &   CO., 

225   North.   Avenue,  corner  Walden  St., 
WORTH  CAMBRIDGE. 


DANA  W.  HYDE  &  CO., 


-DEALERS   IN- 


DRY  GOODS, 

Glass  and  China  Ware, 

609   MAIN   STREET, 

CAMBRIDGEPORT. 


EDWARD  BURNHAM, 

181111    PUBLIC, 

Justice  of  the  Peace, 

Real  Estate  and 
INSURANCE     AGENT, 

623  Main  St.,  Cambridgeport. 


HO^TAIilD    :f\    peak, 

Slate,  Tin,  Copper,  and  Gravel  Roofer 

JOBBING  PROMPTLY  ATTENDED   TO. 

Slate  Wharf,  at  the  foot  of  Charles  River  St.    Office,  Corner 
Charles  River  &  Mt.  Auburn  Sts.    Order  Box  at  5  Brattle, 

CAMBRIDGE,     MASS. 


^-A-XJXj    "WEITZE, 

PROVISIONS, 

186   Cambridge   Street, 

EAST    CAMBRIDGE. 


Dealer  in 
All  Kinds  of 


486 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


OEC-A-S-      E.      HANCOCK:, 

REAL  ESTATE  <£  INSURANCE, 

5931-2  Main  Street,  CAMBRIDGEPORT. 

Special  attention  paid  to  collecting  Rents  and  care  of  Real  Estate. 


howe  sFi^zisra-  bed  co., 

Sole  Manufacturers    of 

HOWE'S  PATENT  SPRING  BEDS,    BERTH    BOTTOMS  AND  COTS. 

Factory  and  Salesroom,  386  Main  Street,  CAMBRIDGEPORT. 

Principal  Salesroom,  1 73  Canal  Street,       .       .       NEW  YORK. 

J".  S_  PIKE, 

Hack,  Livery  and  Boarding 


15  Church  St.,  CAMBRIDGE. 

SADDLE  HORSES  A  SPECIALTY. 

Particular  attention  given  to  Furnishing 

Carriages  for  Parties,  Weddings 
and  Funerals. 


PLEASANT  STREET  MARKET, 


=**5?^~ 


DEALER    I1N" 

BEEF,  PORK,  LAMB,  PODLTRY,  GAME, 

And  Country  Produce. 

ALSO,  DEALER  IN  BUTTER,  CHEESE,  LARD,  EOGS,  CANNED  GOOBS,  ETC. 
80  Pleasant  Street,  Cambridgeport. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  487 


s.   ar.    tl. o isa: :o a. n id , 

DEALER    IN 

STANDARD  and  FANCY  GROCERIES, 

649  Main  Street,  CAMBRIDGEPORT. 

~~    *w.    W.    h:  o  l  t  , 

HOUSE  PAINTING,  GRAINING  AND  GLAZING, 

.4LL    ORDERS    PROMPTLY    ATTENDED    TO. 

Shop,  14  Church.  Street,    .    .    Old  Cambridge. 

ELISHA  TRIPP  &  CO., 

HOUSE  AND   SIGN    PAINTERS, 

Glaziers,  Grainers,  Gilders  and  Paper-Hangers. 

ALSO,  DEALERS  IN 

3    AUSTIN    STREET, 

CAMBRIDGEPORT. 

M.  A.  FEELEY,  HOUSE  &  FRESCO  PAINTER, 

In    all    its    Branches.    Also,    Dealer    in 
643   MAIN  STREET,   CAMBRIDGEPORT. 

W~  Paper-Hanging,    Kalsomining,    Tinting   and    Coloring.  =^8 
ALBERT    IP.    GhEiEElsrijEj^B1, 


JOBBING    OF    ALL    KINDS    PROMPTLY    ATTENDED    TO. 

ALSO,    DEALER    IN     PAPER    HANGINGS, 

469  Main  St.,  CAMBRIDGEPORT.  Order  Boxes  509  Main,  and  6  Douglass  Sts. 

HERBERT    IE.    LOZMUB-A-RID, 

8TEMM   P0WMM   J&M    PMIJfFMM, 

OPPOSITE    UNION    HALL, 

636  MAIN  ST.,  CAMBRIDGEPORT. 

Mercantile  Printing  of  every  description.     Book  Printing  faithfully  attended  to.    Orders 
filled  with  accuracy  and  dispatch.    First-class  work  at  Very  Reasonable  Rates. 

WM.    H.   WHEELER, 

PAMPHLET  AND  JOB  PRINTER, 

1VO.    17    BOYL8TON    ST.,    CAMBRIDGE,    MA88, 


488  ADVERTISEMENTS. 

THE  CAMBRIDGE  PRESS, 

JAMES  COX,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 

PUBLISHED  EVERY  SATURDAY  AT 

No.    531    Main    Street,   near    Norfolk, 

CAMBRIDGEPORT. 

Devoted  to  the  interest  of  all  classes  in  the  City  of  Cambridge. 

THE  BEST  MEDIUM  FOB  ADVERTISING. 

One  Year  (in  advance) $3.50 

Six   Months 1.25 

Single   Copies 05 

JOB  PRINTING. 

Every  facility  for  the  neat  and  rapid  execution  of  various  descriptions  of  work,  such  as  CARDS, 
CIRCULARS,  BILLHEADS,  PROGRAMMES,  ETC. 

531  MAIN   STREET,  CAMBRIDGEPORT. 
3NT-     55\     STICILKTEY,       ™ 

Dealer  in  Rough  and  Dressed  Lumber, 

Lime,  Cement,  Hair,  Plaster,  Cedar  Posts,  &c,  &c, 
'  WINTHROP  WHARF,  DeWOLP  STREET,  CAMBRIDGE. 


Chicago  Market 


is  the  place  to  buy  your       /#P*/«^HW4XaKB^ %  SJ  1  IflHN       ^TFWART 

BEEF,      LAMB,  /  f    5R  ^CfiSH  ^--11 
Poultry,   Ham,  I  M^  *  -  &»*.-.  ^        proprietor, 

Pork,  Lard,    KJ,  v"/  ^4:-BI  545  Main  Street. 

Etc.,  mj 

With  a  choice  selection  of 

Vegetables,    Oranges,      £     ^n^^If-"  ISDi  Hiftifi'  ""  '* 

Canned  Goods,  But- 
ter, Eggs,  and  every- 
thing that  is  kept  in  a 
first-class  market. 

THIS    OIR,I<3-T2Sr.A.Xj    BOSTOU    ZB-AJKIIEJIEfcTr- 
JAMES    BALFOUR, 

BREAD,  BAKE,  AH®  PASTRY  BAKER, 

138  Cambridge  Street,  BOSTON, 
580  Main  Street,    CAMBRIDGEPORT. 

Wedding  Cake  and  all  kinds  of  Cake  constantly  on  hand  and  made  to  order.    Baked  Beans  and 
Brown  Bread  Sunday  mornings.    Open  Sunday  evenings. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  489 


DENNISON  MANUFACTURING  CO., 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 


STATIONERS'  SPECIALTIES. 

DEMISON'S  TOURISTS'  TJG5  FOE  TRAVELERS. 

Stratum's     Gammed    Labels,     and    Gammed    Paper    of     all    colors;     Legal 

aud   Notarial  Seals;  Folding  and  Fancy  Tickets;  IMentzel's  Patent 

Suspension   Rings;   The   Ntar   Copying   Pads,   DenuiRon's 

Game  Counters;   Wedding  Cake  Boxes ;    Visiting 

and    Playing    Card    Cases,     Etc.,    Etc. 

DENNISON'S  TARGETS  FOR  RIFLE  PRACTICE. 

Phillips'   Ilook   and   Clasp    Tags;    Kimball's    Self-Fastening  Tickets; 
Postal   envelopes,  itlcGill's   Paper   Fasteners    at   -Manufactu- 
rers discounts;     Dickinson's    Rubber    Bands,  Etc. 

SEALING  WAX  MAKERS. 

TISSUE    PA^ER^. 

Proprietors  "Globe"  and  Centennial  Prize  "  Excelsior,"  and  Importers  of 

English  Grass  Bleached  and  Colored  Tissue  Papers, 

from  the  celebrated  39  Mill. 

Proprietors  of  "SILVER  WHITE,"  Best  Article  for  Polishing  Silver, 

And  Miller's  "JEWELRY  CLEANING  CASKET"  and  "SILVER  WHITE  CASKET. 

JEWELERS'    BOXES, 

Jewelers'    Cards,   Pink  and   White   Cotton,    Fine    Twines,    etc.,   etc* 

DRUGGISTS'  BOXES, 

Apothecaries' Powder  and  Counter  Papers :   Dennison's  Shaving  Papers. 

DENNISON'S     ABSORBENT     COTTON, 
For  Dental  and  Surgical  Purposes. 

CARD  BOARD  MAKERS. 

ALL  OF  OUR  GOODS  ARE  FOR  SALE  BY  DEALERS  EVERYWHERE. 

AND    BY 

Dennison  Ifflnfg.  Co., 

21  Milk  Street,  Boston,  155  Dearborn  Street,  Chicago. 

198  Broadway,  New  York,  143  Walnut  St.,  Cincinnati, 

630  Chestnut  St.,  Philadelphia,  414  Third  St.,  St.  Louis. 


490  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


WM.  J.  "WILSON, 

IN   ALL    ITS    BRANCHES, 
81  Kilby  Street,  and  96  Milk  Street,  near  Post-office  Sq., 

BOSTON. 

Special  Attention  paid  to  Cloth,  School  Book,  and  Pamphlet  Binding. 


BOOK    BINDER, 

NO.  4  ALDEN  STREET,  BOSTON. 

Pattern  Cards  and  Pamphlets  done  with  promptness,  and  at  reasonable  rates. 

A.  COCHRANE  &  CO., 

MANUFACTURERS  AND  IMPORTERS  OF 


55  Kilby  Street,  Boston. 

Manufacturers  of  Oil  Vitriol,  Muriatic  Acid,  Nitric  Acid,  Sulphate  Ammonia, 

Aqua  Ammonia,  Tin  Crystals,  Tin  Spirits,  Muriates  of  Tin,  Iron  Liquor, 

Extract  Indigo,  Stannate  Soda,  and  other  Chemicals, 

Works  at  Everett,  Maiden,  and  East  Cambridge, 


JOSI-AH      H.     CARTER, 

(Successor  to  Barnes  &  Carter), 

NEGOTIATOR  OF  MORTGAGES,  REAL  ESTATE  BROKER, 

Conveyancer,  Insurance  Agent,  and  Auctioneer, 
NO.   31   STATE    STREET,   ROOM   5,  BOSTON,   MASS. 

Office  Hours,  9  a.m.  to  2  p.m. 


COlSTSULTIlSTa 


TlftU    EN6INEER 


) 


55    Simmons    Bij.ilca.iiig-, 
40  Wi^TER  STREET,  BOSTON. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  491 

PROMPT  DELIVERY.  SATISFACTION  GUARANTEED.  x 

WARREN  J.  ROBINSON  &  CO., 

SUCCESSORS  TO  ELLIS,  ROBINSON  &  CO., 

t  nib3 


mA  Job  Printer 


JSTO.   129    STATE    STREET, 
BOSTON. 

THE  BEST  OF   WORK.  PRICES  REASONABLE. 

Established  in  1836.  Incorporated  in  1879. 

.     STATE    PRINTERS. 

Wright  &  Potter  Printing  Company, 

96  TO  102  MILK  STKEET,  1  AND  2  BATH  STREET, 
Principal  Entrance,  18  Post-Offlce  Square,  Boston. 

ALBERT  J.  WRIQHT,  Pres.  and  Treas.  JOHN  H.  O'DONNELL,  Snpt. 


Estimates  Furnished.    Orders  Solicited. 


35   BEDFORD    STREET,  BOSTON. 

DAVID  CLAPP  &  SON, 

General  Book  and  Job 

PRINTERS, 

Have  removed  from  the  Old  Stand  to 

35  Bedford  Street,  Boston. 

DAVID  CLAPP.  JOHN  C.  CLAPP. 

W.  F.  BROWN  &  CO., 


^0     if?*        ^^ 
i[  No.  218  Franklin  Steeet, 

W.    F.    BROWN,  BOSTOH,  JS-    PARKHILL- 

We  have  Bacon's  Color  Attachment  applied  to  our  Presses,  printing  twelve  or  more  colors  eaci 
impression,  and  can  give  customers  requiring  such  work  superior  advantage  in  prices. 


492  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


WILLIAM    READ    &    SONS, 

107  Washington  Street,  BOSTON, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

Fine  Breech  Loading  and  Muzzle  Loading 

OXJKT  S, 

Of  every  make  and  cost.  A  specialty  made  of  the  celebrated  "W.  &  C.  SCOTT  &  SOX"  make 
Also  all  articles  pertaining  to  them.    Also  all  the  different  American  Patent  Rifles  and  Pistols. 

ALSO  FINE  FISHING  RODS  AND  TACKLE. 

WILLIAM   R.  SCHAEFER  &  SSIS, 

Manufacturers  to  Order  of 

FINE  BREECH  LOADING  SHOT  GUNS. 

Agents  for  Daly's  Breech  Loading  Shot 
Guns,  and  the  newly  improved  Ballard  and 
Winchester  Rifles,  for  long  or  short  range. 

A  full  line  of  sporting  equipments  of  ev- 
ery variety  kept  constantly  on  hand.  Loose 
and  fixed  ammunition,  Hunting  Suits,  Glass 
Balls  and  Traps,  Spratt's  Dog  Biscuits,  etc. 
All  kinds  of  Gun  work  executed  in  the 
most  skillful  manner.  Guns  bored  to  shoot 
close,  hard  and  evenly.  Stocks  bent  or 
straightened  and  warranted  to  stay. 

2XTo.    61    DElrc    Street,    BOSTON,    3VEASS. 

~~     D^-VZID   WILCOX   &    OO-, 

HAT   MANUFACTURERS, 

No.  8  Boylston  Square,  BOSTON. 

DAVID  WILCOX,  FRANK  H.  GOING,  S.  A.  CARLTON. 

BOSTON  ICE  COMPANY, 

ZfcTo.    76    State    Street, 

A  Specialty  made  in  Supplying  Families,  Hotels,  Stores,  and  all  Retail  Trade. 

Pres.  H.  O.  BRIGHT.  Treas.  JAMES  H.  REED. 

DIRECTORS. 

Thomas  J.  Peirce,  C.  O.  Gage,  H.  O.  Bright, 

Nelson  Bartlett,  Francis  Hall,  J.  J.  Bright, 

James  H.  Reed,  A.  Harrington,  Reuben  W.  Hopkins. 

~  ~     JOHN     X7S7-  .     CXjAR.K, 

MANUFACTURER  OF 

St&ttooiapif  Wmh  Stamdsi  (general  Cabinet  WWfe. 

STORES  AND  BATH  ROOMS  FITTED  UP. 

ISO.    21    HAVEKHILL    STREET,    .    .    BOSTON,    MASS. 

Special  Attention  and  Good  Workmanship  Guaranteed. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


493 


3DIR/.    GERRISH'S 


.flllAB 


Lancaster  Tonic  Bitters,  A  Family  Medicine. 

EffScttially  and  Permanently  cures  Headache,  Nervousness,  Canker,  Dyspepsia,  Flatulency 
and  Pains  in  the  Stomach,  Water  Brash,  Diarrhoea,  Dysentery,  Costiveness,  Constipation,  Bilious- 
ness, Jaundice,  Worms,  Piles,  Rheumatism,  Skin  Diseases,  Diseases  of  the  Liver,  Kidney  and 
Bladder  Complaints,  Female  Diseases,  prevents  Indigestion,  gives  Iron  to  the  Blood,  is  peculiarly 
adapted  to  the  prevention  and  cure  of  Fever  and  Ague,  Bilious,  Remittent,  and  Inteamittent 
Fever,  and  Restores  Health  to  the  Debilitated.    Sold  only  by  Druggists. 


FOB 

HOTELS, 


Restaurants, 

—AND — 

Saloons. 


CONCENTRATED  STOMACH   BITTER 

A.    PERFECT    STOMACHIC. 

The  Best  Tonic  and  Corrective  of  the  Digestive  Organs  in  the  World.    Unequalled  in  Delicacy  of 
Flavor  and  promptness  of  action. 

Cures  Headache  and  Dyspepsia, 
Increases  the  Appetite, 
Prevents  Indigestion, 
Gives  Iron  to  the  Blood, 
Restores   Health    to    the    Debilitated. 


HR.GERRISH'S 
BITTERO 


Unequalled  as  a  Morning  Tonic. 


An  Elegant  Diffusible  Stimulant  Tonic,  W^^:tL%\l:if^^^  and 
tiiomaT™Veerish5    QR-^^^H'S 


LOWELL,    DVCJLSS. 
fl^**Send  for  Circular..*^ 


CORDIAL 


A  Delicious,  Sweet,  Aromatic  Eliminator,  of  Scrofula,  Mercurial  Diseases  and  Taint  in  tha 
system. 

STORY    &    WILBUR, 

(Formerly  A.  Wilbur  &  Co.         Established  1821.) 

New  England  Emporium  for 

WE  HAVE  THE  ENTIRE  PRODUCTION   OF 

MERRILL'S    CELEBRATED     UNFADING    BROWNVLLXE     MAINE      SLATES. 

ALSO,  THE  ENTIRE  PRODUCTION  OF  THE 

TJN-F' AIDING-  Ml  0 1ST  SON  MAINE  STATICS. 
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  Dressing  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,  Near  Old  Charlestown  Bridge.  S.  A.  WILBUR. 

New   Pocket  Maps   of  Cambridge, 

rRICE,    50    CENTS. 

For  sale  by  EDGAR  F.  HUNT  &  CO.,  575  Main  Street, 
and  AMEE  BROTHERS,  5  Harvard  Square. 


494  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


DUDLEY  &  DUDLEY, 

Couj^i^of^  &¥  Law, 

Building  of  the  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York. 
95  MILK  STREET,  ROOM  71,       -      -      BOSTON,  MASS. 

SANFORD  H.  DUDLEY.  WARREN  P.  DUDLEY. 

Mr.  Sanford  H.  Dudley's  residence,  No.  1  Avon  place,  off  Avon  Hill  St.,  near  Linnaean  Street, 
Cambridge. 
Mr.  Warren  P.  Dudley's  residence  is  17  Dunster  Street,  Cambridge. 

RICHARDSON  &  HALE, 
^itorm^H  mid  ^aunseUoi[s  nt  %mvf 

No.  209  Washington  Street,  Booms  39  and  40, 
BOSTOlSr. 

JAMES  B.  RICHARDSON.  EDWIN  B.  HALE. 

Mr.  Hale's  Residence  is  387  Harvard  Street,  Cambridge , 

CHARLES  J.  McINTIRE, 

COUNSELLOR  AT  LAW, 

75  State  Street,  Rooms  6  and  7, 
BOSTOIN". 

GEORGE  A.  PERKINS, 

Counsellor  at  Law 

<2Xt 


75  State  Street,  ESooims  ©  and.  V, 

BOSTON. 

7  Brattle  Street,  CAMBRIDGE*         Open  Evenings* 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  495 


HORATIO  G.  PARKER, 

Counsellor  and  Solicitor 

4z4c  Sears  Building, 
BOSTON. 

C  T.  &  T.  H.  RUSSELL, 
Attorneys  and  Counsellors  at  Law 

Nos.  24,  25,  26,  27  Brazer's  Building, 
27  STATE  STEEET,  BOSTON. 

Chas.  Theo.  Russell.  Thomas  H.  Russell.  Chas.  Theo.  Russell  jr.  Wm.  E.  Russell. 

STJHVnisrEK/.  .A-LIBIEIE], 

Sttofqey  kqd  dotii^ellctf  kt  I^kw, 

Commissioner  for  Vermont  and  New  Hampshire. 

NO.  30  COURT  STREET,  ROOMS  13  AND  14,  BOSTON. 

Residence,  30  Essex  St.,  Carrtbridgeport. 

ARCHIBALD   M.  HOWE. 


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Fit 


NOTARY   PUBLIC. 
NO.  25  CONGRESS  ST.,  ROOM  3,  BOSTON. 

Residence,  4  Garden  Street,  Cambridge. 


496  ADVERTISKMENTS. 


nun.   jp.   white, 
Attorney  and  Counsellor  at  Law, 

47  DEVONSHIRE  STREET,  BOSTON. 

Notary  Public.  Residence,  10  Craigie  Street,  Cambridge. 

WILLIAM  A.  HAYES,  JR~ 

oxuvq  ku&  (froumtlUv  at  %&mt 

LATE  ASSISTANT  U.  S.  ATTORNEY. 

41  Sears  Building,  cor.  Court  and  Washington  Sts.,  Boston, 

itorLm#H  m\d  ^oanselloi[s  at  %mvf 

NO.  23  COURT  STREET,  Rooms  14  and  15,  BOSTON. 

ALPHEUS  R.  BROWN,  EDWIN  A.  ALGER, 

Highland  Avenue,  Somercille.  Mount  Vernon  Street,  Cambridge. 

Commissioner  for  Vermont.  Commissioner  for  Maine.  New  Hampshire  and  Connecticut. 

ALPHEUS  B.  ALGER, 


MT.    VERNON  ST.,   CAMBRIDGE.    No.  23   COURT  STREET, 
Rooms  14  and  15,  BOSTON. 


COURT  STRE 

Bail  Commissioner  for  Middlesex  County. 

CHARLES   COOLIDGE   READ, 

Attorney  ai\cl  doui^elW  ax  I(kw, 

NOTARY    PUBLIC. 

No.    27    State    Street,   Rooms    18    and   19,   BOSTON". 

JLtlomey  aad  Counsellor  at  Law 

Will  practice  in  all  the  Courts,  and  give  special  attention  to  Drafting  Wills, 
and  to  GeneralProbate  Business. 

Office,  15  Pemberton  Sq.,  Room  5,  Boston.  Residence,  5  Blgelow  St.,  Cambridge. 

GEORGE     O.     BENT, 

Sttor^ey  ai\d  Counsellor'  at  L;k.w, 

15  PEMBERTON  SQUARE,  Room  5,  BOSTON. 

Evening  Office,  613  Main  Street,  Cambridgeport. 

Residence,  98  Inman  Street,  Cambridgeport. 

•WILLIA-M   -A..    B^IsrCK/OFT, 

15  PEMBERTON  SQUARE,  BOSTON,  MASS. 

NOTARY  PUBLIC.  Residence,  27  Putnam  Avenue,  CAMBRIDGE. 

Cambridge  Offloe,  7  Brattle  Street  (Moore's  Block.) 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  497 


wx:_:_i_v:m:   :b.   :dtt:r,.a__tt, 

COUNSELLOR  AND  ATTORNEY  AT  LAW, 

:N"0.    19    COXGRESS    STREET,    BOSTON,    MASS. 
Residence,  378  Harvard  St.,  Cambridge. 

GEORGE    V.    LEVERETT, 

Attorney  and  Counsellor  at  Law, 

Rooms  19  to  22  Chandler's  Building,  S3  Devonshire   St.,   BOSTON. 
ELEVATOR  AT  47  DEVONSHIRE   STREET. 

CTOIilsr    H.    JLIPIPLIElTOlsr, 

(GRAY,  COGSWELL  &  APPLETON,) 

Attorney  and  Counsellor  at  Law, 

23     COURT    STREET,        -  BOSTON. 

Justice  of  the  Peace.  Residence  361  Harvard  Street,  Cambridge. 

~"~     SAMUEL    W.    McDANIEL, 

.s©M@r  if  kw, 

61  Court  Street,  Shillaber  Building,  Room  5,  BOSTON. 

Justice  of  the  Peace,  \ 

Notary  Public.  (  Residence,  69  Dana  Street,   CAMBRIDGE. 

_____  __________ 

ROOM  20,  NILES'  BLOCK,  33  SCHOOL  ST.,  BOSTON. 

EAST  CAMBRIDGE  OFFICE,  LECHMERE  BANK  BUILDING. 

~~     HUGH:     "7"-    "WHOEISKET, 

ttarneg   ntul .  j^onn^ettor    nt   %nwf 

NO.   83  CAMBRIDGE   ST.,    ODD   FELLOWS'   BUILDING, 

EAST    CAMBRIDGE. 

UP  ONE  FLIGHT.  OFFICE  OPEN  EVENINGS. 

G.    J±.    J±.    PEVEY, 

ATTORNEY  AND  COUNSELLOR  AT  LAW, 

555  Main    Street,    Cambridgeport,   Mass. 

AT  BOSTON  OFFICE,  27  TREMONT  ROW,  ROOM  7,     -    -    -     10  A.M.  TO  2.30  p.m. 
Notary  Public  for  Middlesex  and  Suffolk  Counties. 

T.    _=-    "-~-_-_v____T    T_S.,  ~  ~ 

ATTORNEY  i  COUNSELLOR  AT  LAW, 

No.  SO  Court  St.,  Room  3,  BOSTON. 

NOTARY  PUBLIC.  JUSTICE  OF  THE  PEACE 


498 


ADVERTISEMENTS 


Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in 

Beet  Fort  Mutton, 

LAMB,  VEAL,  ETC., 

Stall  No.  3  Union  Market, 

15  AND  17  WASHINGTON  STREET, 

Near  Haymarket  Sq.,  BOSTON. 


SMITH  &  THAYER, 


-DEALERS  IN- 


Vegetables,  Fruit, 

AND  CUT  FLOWERS, 

Oor.  Cambridge  and  Bowdoin  Sts,, 

BOSTON. 

J.  G.  Smith.  L.;C.  Thayer. 

Goods  delivered   in    Cambridge  free   of 
charge. 


D.  ATWOOD  &  €0., 

Wholesale  and  Retail 


Tz>.  C.  PAGE, 


■DEALER  IX- 


^49 


32  Faneuil  Hall  Square, 
BOSTON. 

oystieze^si 

By  the  Can,  Gallon,  or  Bushel. 


Choice  Butter  in  Sinai!  Packages, 
For  Family  Use. 

Stall   No.  24   Suffolk   Market, 
BOSTON. 

N.  B.— All  kinds  of  Country  Produce  sold  on 
commission. 


MASSACHUSETTS 

Business  Directory, 


PUBLISHED  BY 


W.  A.  GREENOUGH  &  CO. 
31  Milk  Street, 


BOSTON. 


GEORGE  T.  CHAPIN, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in 

Butter,  Cheese  I  Eggs, 

12  and  13  Blackstone  Market, 
Blackstone  St.,  Boston. 


COM3TOCK,    GOVE    &    CO., 


■MANUFACTURERS  OF- 


Soda,  Ginger  Ale  and  Mineral  Waters, 

AND  BOTTLERS  OF 

ALE,  PORTER,  CIDER  AND  LAGER  BEER, 

In  Quarts,  Pints  and  Half-pints,  for  Shipping,  Hotel  and  Family  Use. 

Agents  for  D.  G.  Tuengling  Jr.,  Nero  Torh  IMAGER  BEER,  CHAMPAGNE,  ALE 
and  PORTER,  in  Hhds.,  Bbls.,  Half -barrels ,  Kegs  and  Bottles. 

NO.     30    CANAL    STREET,     BOSTON,    MASS. 

Soda,  Root  Beer  and  Ginger  Ale  In  Patent  Steel  Fountains.    Syrups,  all  Flarors. 


ADVEKTISEMENTS.  499 


D.  WILSON  &;  CO., 

Manufacturers  of  and  Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  in 

Military  &  Theatrical  Goods, 

SOCSSTT    BSGAS-m, 

Gold  and  Silver  Trimmings  of  all  kinds,  Lodge  Seals,  &c. 

AGENTS  FOR  THE  LARGEST  MANUFACTURERS  AND  IMPORTERS. 

BADGES,  JEWELS  AND  SEALS 

For  Masonic,  I.  O.  O.  F.,  K.  of  P.,  K.  of  H.,  R.  A.,  A.  O.  U.  WM  A.  L.   H.,  U.  O.  G.  C,  and  all 
other  Societies.    Pins  and  Charms  for  members  of  all  Societies. 

Badges  made  to  order  at  Short  Notice.  Please  call  and  see  us  before  purchasing.  Send  for 
Samples  before  ordering  elsewhere.  We  only  ask  a  comparison  of  our  goods  and  prices  with 
others. 

3^T©_   5   Te:mple  Fla.ce, 

BOSTOIT,    ZMI.A.SS. 


DAVID  W.  LEWIS, 

NEW    ENGLAND    AGENT    EOB 

AKRON  SEWER  PIPE  I  LAND  TILE. 

— — ALSO,    DEALER    IN 

ZFIZE^IE    BBIOKS. 

Blocks,    Oven   Tiles,   Kaolin,    Fire    Clay,    Chimney 
Tops,  Chimney  Lining,  Stone  Vases  and  Cement. 

Yards :  Harvard  St.,  Cambridgeport  (at  crossing  of  B.  &  A.  R.  R.),  and  rear  1365  Tremont  St.,  Boston. 

BOSTON  OFFICE,    80    WATER  STREET. 

WEST  END  ROOFING  CO. 


J 

Applied  in  the  most  thorough  and  workmanlike 
manner,  on  the  most  favorable  terms, 

232  CAMBRIDGE  ST.,  AND  10  CANAL  ST.,   BOSTON 


600  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


AUSTIN  C.  WELLINGTON  COAL  CO, 

COAL  ifio  WOOD, 

Delaware,   Lackawanna, 

AND 

WESTERN  R.  R.  CO.'S  SCRANTON  COAL 

JL    SPECIALTY. 

Can  be  used  in  any  Stove  or  Furnace  and  give  complete  Satisfaction.     Also, 

FRANKLIN,    LEHIGH,    CUMBERLAND,    CANNEL, 
AND  SYDNEY. 

(  438  Federal 

WHARVES:  U^B^ 

{  N  .  Y.  «fc  N  .  E. 


43 S  Federal  Street,  BOSTON. 

,      CA3IBKIDGEPORT. 
itreet,  BOSTON. 
R.  Li.  Wlif.,  S.  BOSTON. 


^~TELEPHOXE     COMMUNICATION.^® 

Office,  17  Congress  St.,  Boston. 


J-i—*i 


MASON,  CONTRACTOR 

AND  BUILDER. 

Setting  Steam  Boilers  and  Kettles. 

ALSO  BUILDING  BAKERS'  OVENS  &  ALL  KINDS  OF  FURNACES. 


Setting  Boilers  with  Jarvis  Patent  Furnace  a  Specialty. 

No.  19  Cherry  Street, 

CAMBRMEPORT,  MASS. 

Residence,  69  Moore  Street, 

CAMBRILGEPORT. 

Boston  Office,   No.   7   Oliver  St. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


501 


J5  FOR  CASH  OR  ON  INSTALLMENTS. 

JS£  ^2    \i\     1M   4TTKR     what  others  advertise,  for  Reliability  and  Val- 
"^    <5   X1  "     lHAllbH    ue  of   Goods,  there  is  no  place  in  Boston  that 
_»    q}  can  compare  with  that  of 

=-£    IV.  P.  B.  BROOKS, 


CT3 


151  Hanover  St.,  Boston. 


2 -=  CARPETINGS,    FURNITURE,    STOVES, 
=  |  HOUSE  FURNISHINGS,  &c. 

,2  ^^  -^-'  Lowest  Prices. 

<£    C    Pf  A  IVrnVnRTF1^      x  have  Special  Facilities  for  Selling 
©    O    A  A^^-L^  Vfi  Vf  111  UC5.        and  Leasing  Pianos. 

5°  151  HANOVER  ST.,  BOSTON. 


ELECTRIC 


SETH    W.    FULLER, 

ANNUNCIATORS. 

BELLS. 

HI  KOLA R  ALARMS. 

GAS  LIGHTING. 

Pneumatic   (or    Air)    T3ells. 

ALL   KINDS   OF 

BELL  HANGING  AND  SPEAKING   TUBES. 

Xo.  22  Milk  Street,  BOSTON. 

BEACON  OIL  COMPANY, 

(Successors  to  KIDDER,  VAUGHAN  &  CO.), 

MANUFACTURERS     OF 

"Beacon    Light"  and  "Beacon*   Brands 

(Water  White.    High'Test.)  (Standard.) 
OF 


WHIMIM 


Also,  Gas  Oil  and  Naphthas. 

ISTO.  4:2.  TJSTDTJL  ST.,  BOSTON. 


A.  A.   VAUGHAN,  Treas. 


B.  VAUGHAN.  Pres. 


SHEPARD  &  MORSE  LUMBER  COMPANY, 


WHOLESALE   DEALERS   LY- 


SAW  MILLS.— Buckingham.  P.  O.,  Canada,  East  Saginaw,  Michigan. 

STEAM  MILES  FOB  DRESSING.— Burlington,  Vt.,  Tonawanda,  PL  Y. 

OIFZrTIO  IES  . 

Boston,  Mass.,  Liberty  Sq.,  Mason  Building.      Burlington   VI.,  1  College  St. 
Tonawanda,  X.  Y.,  Main,  corner  Thompson  Street. 

LUMBER  FOR    EXPORT  IN  BOND   OR  FREE,   Delivered  to  Vessel  at  Boston, 
New  York,  Portland  or  Montreal. 


502 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


ESTABLISHED  1831. 


CAPITAL,  $1,500,000. 


PHILIP  L.  MOEN,  CHAS.  F.  WASHBURN,  CHAS.  H.  MORGAN, 

President  it  Treasurer.  Vice-President  &  Secretary.  General  Manager. 

WASHBURN  &  MOEN  MANUFACTURING  CO., 

WORCESTER,    MASS. 


GROVE  STREET  WORKS,    WORCESTER,    MASS. 

And  Manufacturers  of  Iron  and  Steel  Wire  of  every  description. 

THE  BEST 

FENCE  MATERIAL 


PATENT  STEEL 
BARB  FENCING. 


Proof  Against 

FIRE,  WIND, 

And  Flood. 


CHEAP, 

STRONG, 

DURABLE. 


Iron  and  Steel  Telegraph  and  Telephone  Wire. 

Patent  Steel  Wire  Bale  Ties,  Pump  Chains,  Chain  Wire,  Steel 
Wire  for  Springs,  Needles,  and  Drills. 

Send  far  Price  Lints,  Circulars  and  Descriptive  Pamphlets  on  oar  Specialties. 


NEW  YORK  WAREHOUSE. 

16  Cliff  Street. 


CHICAGO  WAREHOUSE. 

107  &  109  Lake  St. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


■503 


THE  AMERICAN 


OFFICE,    31     MILK 


STREET,    BOSTON 


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Or.   Li.A.a*£K:XET    <2z   CO., 

Manufacturers  and  Dealers  in 

BOOTS,  SHOES  and  RUBBERS, 

WHOLESALE    AND     RETAIL, 

28  TREMONT  ROW,  COR.  PEMBERTON  SQ.,    -    BOSTON. 

FACTORY  AT  Mil  FORD,  CONN. 


N.  B.-BOOTS,  SHOES  AND  SLIPPERS  MADE  TO  MEASURE. 

G.  LAMKIX.  G.  L.  BOYCE. 

T.  E.  MOSELEY  &  CO~ 

Importers  and  Dealers  in 

Prencli  stud.  .^.znericaiii 


OF    EVKRY    DESCRIPTION". 
WAUKENPHAST'S    ENGLISH  GOODS    A    SPECIALTY. 

469  WASHINGTON  ST.,  BOSTON. 

T.  E.  MOSELEY.  GEO.  S.  MERRILL. 

JAME3S    KTOTI^IIjflLlV, 

Photographer  to  Class  '80-81  Harvard  University. 

Boston  Studio— 99  Boylston  St.,  opp.  Public  Garden, 
itarvard  Stud lo— Moore's  Block,  7  Brattle  St.,  Cambridge.    Branches  in  Canada. 

Having  opened  a  Studio  in  Cambridge  at  the  above  address,  would  be  pleased  to  give  residents 
of  Cambridge  the  opportunity  of  being  Photographed  at  reduced  rates. 

SCALE    OIF1    PEICES. 

CABINETS,  full  length  or  three-fourths  length,  $6.00  per  dozen.  CABINETS,  Cameo  Vignette 
Head,  $8.00  per  dozen.  CARTES  DE  V1SITES,  full  length  or  three-fourths  length,  $3.00  per 
dozen.    CARTES  DE  VISITES,  Cameo  Vignette  Head,  $4.00  per  dozen. 

The  finish  of  these  will  be  the  same  as  my  regular  work  in  Boston,  where  my  prices  are  as  fol- 
lows: CABINETS,  full  length  or  three-fourths  length,  $10.00  per  dozen.  CABINETS,  Cameo 
Vignette  Head,  $12.00  per  dozen.  CARTES  DE  VISITES,  full  length  or  three-fourths  length, 
$5.00  per  dozen.    CARTES  DE  VISITES,  Cameo  Vignette  Head,  $6.00  per  dozen. 

Special  attention  given  to  Copying  and  Enlarging  Old  Pictures  of  every  description.  Commis- 
tions  solicited  for  Portraits  in  Oil  or  Water  Colors,  Crayons  or  India  Ink. 


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