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WORCESTER BROTHERS,
Successors to WHITNEY & WORCESTERS, DEALERS IN
Furniture, Feathers,
CARPETINGS, LOOKING GLASS PLATES, ETC.
25 Brattle Square, - Cambridge.
C. H. Worcester. S. A. Worcester. Fred'k. Worcester. Franklin Worcester.
LAMBERT BROTHERS,
Successors to TUTTLE, GAFFIELD & CO.
10 and 12 Merchants' Row, Boston,
DEALERS IN
French, Plate, Window, Car and Picture
GLASS.
ROUGH PLATE, GROUND, AND FIGURED GLASS.
Glaziers' Diamonds, Etc.
Contract Lots filled at lowest rates, and Glass guaranteed free of rust. Estimates freely given, and Builders invited to call.
WOODBURY & COMPANY, Planing & Moulding Mill
AND BOX MANUFACTURERS, COR. FIRST AND OTIS STS., EAST CAMBRIDGE, MASS. House Mouldings
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
ALSO,
PICTURE FRAME MOULDINGS. Kindling Wood for Sale.
ISAAC A. WOODBURY. GEORGE E. WOODBURY.
ERWIN S. CARR,
DEALER IN
STOVES,
0
KILEVES . HALLDEY SU.
FURNACES,
RANGES, Etc.
AND MANUFACTURER OF
Tin, Sheet Iron, and Copper Ware. SLATE, COPPER, AND TIN ROOFING.
Junction of Harvard and 914 Main Sts., OLD CAMBRIDGE.
All Job Work promptly attended to. N. B. - Personal attention paid to the cleaning of FURNACES, RANGES, etc.
LEVI CHUBBUCK'S
NEW IMPROVED, SELF-CLEARING
RADIATING
HOT-AIR FURNACE.
CHUBBUCK'S
NEW AND IMPROVED
Ventilator and Chimney Top.
PATENTED JULY 18th, 1871.
This Improved Ventilator and Chimney Top has a Corrugated Jacket or Shield, which in connection with a Cone having an open top for free exit of Smoke or Air, is a perfect protection from the wind.
LEVI CHUBBUCK,
Patentee and Manufacturer, No. 10 Bedford St., Boston.
THE ARLINGTON PORTABLE RANGE.
CHILSON'S NEW RANGE, 1872.
The first sight of this new and splen- did Portable Range will convince all that its cqual has never been seen, - in its Beautiful Design, Superior Fine HIcavy Castings, with and without Hot Closets, and Reservoirs; also, HIot Water Fronts for Bath Boilers, Sifting Grates, Ash I'ans, ctc.
Hlousckeepers will be pleased with this PORTABLE RANGE.
ul'i TIC. CHILSON, BOSTON MASS.
IZL
O
ARLINGTON PORTABLE RANCE, 14 71
HOT CLOSET
PAM
CHILSON'S CELEBRATED AND UNRIVALLED BRICK AND PORTABLE FURNACES,
Ten Sizes.
Patented in the United States, England and France.
The high reputation this furnace has acquired, in the use of more than twenty thousand, places it pre-eminently ahead of any other known plan for thoroughly and economi- cally warming buildings. The cuts of the brick or portable furnaces will show at a glance to any intelligent mind the won- derful heating powers, a cluster of tapering Radi- ators standing directly over the fire, must have over any other form of heating surface, and which is so constructed as to be perfectly gas and smoke tight. Any one in want of a furnace should not fail of thoroughly cxam- ining this furnace.
Special attention given to putting up furnaces and Ranges, and the ven- tilation of buildings in every part of the coun - try.
a Nothing but strict- ly first-class work is man- afacturcd by mc.
PORTABL
AUFURNACE
COLD
FAIR
BUSSELL RICIUJJSOV PHOTO SL'
Parlor, Office, and Store Stoves, Patent Dampers, Registers, Ventilators, etc. Warerooms : 99 and 101 Blackstone Street, BOSTON. Foundry at Mansfield, Mass. GARDNER CHILSON.
THE
ARLINGTON COOKING STOVE.
CHILSON'S NEW STOVE. - JUST COMPLETED.
RESERVOIR
ARLINGTON
HOTOLOSEN
Five minutes' examination of this Stove will prove it to be the CHEAPEST, NEATEST, MOST CON- VENIENT and DURABLE, and in EVERY RESPECT the BEST COOK- ING STOVE ever made. WITH- OUT EXCEPTION, the WATER FRONT FIXTURES for heating water, for BATH BOILERS, &c., are the MOST PERFECT EVER INVENTED. DO NOT FAIL to examine this Stove before pur- chasing elsewhere.
A VARIETY OF SIZES, WITH or WITHOUT Extension Tops, Reservoirs. Hot Closets, &c., &c .. for HARD or SOFT COAL, or WOOD, kept constantly on hand.
CHILSON'S PATENT Elevated, Double-Oven COOKING RANGE
HAS BEEN REMODELLED AND GREATLY IMPROVED.
This Celebrated Range is universally acknowledged to be the most complete and perfect Kitchen Range in America.
No housckeeper, who would enjoy the comforts of a really perfect Kitchen Range, should fail to examine this before purchasing. Sizes adapted for dwellings, hotels, &c. with or without water-backs, hot closets, and hot-air fixtures for heat- ing additional rooms.
It excels all others -
1st-In its entirely new principle for circulating the heat around cither oven separately, or both ovens, as desired.
21- In its heavy fine castings and thorough workmanship.
3d -In its GREAT ECONOMY OF FUEL.
4th-In its quick and cven baking ovens.
5th - In its sclf regulating flues, with- out the usual complication of dampers; and finally, in its general beauty of de- sign, durability, &c.
& CHILSON'S COOKING RANGE, BOSTON
ALSO,
Parlor, Office, and Store Stoves, Patent Dampers, Registers, Ventilators, &c. Warerooms : 99 and 101 Blackstone Street, Boston. Foundry at Mansfield, Mass. GARDNER CHILSON.
BUILDINGS FURNISHED WITH
GAS FIXTURES,
Torches and Keys, GERMAN OPAL GLOBES,
GAS BURNERS.
FRENCH DECORATED GLOBES
AND SMOKE BELLS, German Opal Reading Globes,
DROP LIGHTS, STUDENTS' LAMPS, Etc.
BICKFORD'S Family Knitting Machine,
SEWING MACHINES,
Fluting Machines
Martin's Hemmer and Tucker, McGregor Folding Easy Chair.
EDWARD , BACON,
464 WASHINGTON STREET, (OPPOSITE BOYLSTON MARKET,) BOSTON. STORE ILLUMINATED TILL 9 P. M.
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GREENOUGH, JONES & CO.'S
CAMBRIDGE DIRECTORY
For 1873.
CONTAINING
A GENERAL DIRECTORY OF THE RESIDENTS, CITY AND COUNTY REGISTER, A MAP, BUSINESS DIRECTORY, ETC., ETC.
No. XXII.
By GREENOUGH, JONES & CO.
96 WASHINGTON STREET, -
- - BOSTON.
CAMBRIDGE :
SOLD BY B. H. RICHARDSON, HARVARD SQUARE. 1873.
PRICE $2.00.
Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1873, by GREENOUGH, JONES & Co., in the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington.
MUDGE & SON. PRINTER" ROSTON.
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CAMBRIDGE DIRECTORY.
B. W. WHITNEY, Attorney & Counsellor.
Particular attention Given to the Examination of Titles, and Collection of Claims.
Rooms over Worcester Bros., 23 Brattle Square, CAMBRIDGE.
BEAL, KENDALL & CO.
COPPER
TRADE
John G. Loring & Co.
SMITHS.
MARK.
NOS. 65, 67 & 69
BENJ. BEAL. JOHN T. KENDALL. JESSE FARMER.
MERRIMAC STREET, BOSTON.
WILLIAM JESSOP & SONS, Steel Manufacturers,
SHEFFIELD, ENGLAND. A large supply of all kinds and sizes of
STEEL KEPT IN STORE.
134 North Street, - - Boston, Mass.
W. A. MASON, CIVIL ENGINEER
AND SURVEYOR,
603 Main Street, - -
- CAMBRIDGEPORT.
ESTABLISHED, 1839.
Residence on Raymond Street, North Cambridge.
INTRODUCTORY.
THE twenty-second volume of the Cambridge Directory, and the first issued by the new publishers, is herewith presented to the citizens of Cambridge for their use, and we trust their approval. We have left noth- ing undone that our long experience could suggest, to make this work thorough and reliable, and the great increase of names over the previous volume shows that we have succeeded in so doing.
We have labored under numerous difficulties in preparing our work this year, among which may be mentioned the inaccuracy of the previous volume; the imperfect numbering of the houses on many streets, and the changes of Boston business men living in Cambridge, who were burned out in the great fire of November 9th and 10th.
We intend making the Cambridge City Directory a standard work, and one worthy of the second city in our Commonwealth in population, and the first in literary fame and the hospitality of its citizens.
Before closing we desire to call the attention of the business men of Cambridge to the fact that we have made the schedule of prices for adver- tising as low as possible, and publish the book as it should be, and no deviation will be made in any case from our published rates. We believe this to be the only fair way for our patrons, and call attention to it at this time, as much dissatisfaction has existed among the advertisers in previ- ous volumes on this account.
The following figures show the increase of names this year.
Names in Directory, 1873
15,055
66 1872
11,416
Increase
3,639
With many thanks to the citizens for courtesies and favors shown our agents while collecting the information for this volume,
We remain, yours truly,
GREENOUGH, JONES & CO.
Boston, January 1, 1873.
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CAMBRIDGE DIRECTORY.
GEO. B. BROWN & CO. DEALERS IN STAPLE & FANCY STATIONERY.
And Manufacturers of BLANK ACCOUNT EOOKS. No. 94 State Street, . . Boston.
Old Farmers', Boston, and Ladies' Almanacs and Diaries, PAPER, ENVELOPES, PLAYING CARDS, ETC. CHECKS, NOTES, AND DRAFTS engraved or printed to order. Gold and Steel Pens. Inks and Pencils of all descriptions. Books Ruled and made to order at the shortest notice.
DR. E. F. WHITMAN,
Oculist & Aurist.
ARTIFICIAL EYES
Inserted without Pain.
Treatment of Catarrh. No charge for Consultation. Office, 110 Court Street, - - BOSTON.
Comstock, Gove & Co.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Soda & Mineral Water,
And Wholesale Dealers in
ALE, PORTER, LAGER BEER AND CIDER, In Quarts, Pints and Half-Pints for Shipping, Hotel and Family Use.
Syrups, all Flavors, Soda in Syphons and Fountains; also, Ottawa and Ginger Beer in Fountains.
Sole Agents for Milbank Bros. CROTON ALE AND PORTER, in Ends, Bols, and half Bbls. 30 Canal and 27 Merrimac Streets, BOSTON.
STAINED & CUT GLASS.
J. M. C OK,
131, 139 and 141 Congress Street, - BOSTON.
Manufacturer of Stained, Cut, Enamelled, Flock, and Embossed
GLASS OF ALL KINDS.
Especial attention given to getting up Church Windows in all styles.
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CONTENTS.
PAGE.
ABBREVIATIONS .
31
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
follows 452
BANKS
440
BRIDGES
28
BUSINESS. DIRECTORY
405
BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF PATRONS IN OTHER CITIES
12
CALENDAR
15
CAMBRIDGE WATER BOARD
432
CEMETERIES
28
CHURCHES
447
CITY GOVERNMENT
431 440
CORPORATIONS ·
433
FIRE DEPARTMENT
433
GENERAL DIRECTORY
31
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC
446
HALLS, BUILDINGS, BLOCKS, ETC.
26 435
HARVARD COLLEGE
10
INSURANCE CO.
440
INTRODUCTORY .
7
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
432
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
. 446
LOCATION OF SIGNAL BOXES
434
MAP ·
, opp. title page.
MASONIC
444
MILITARY
447
ODD FELLOWS
445
POLICE DEPARTMENT .
432
POST OFFICES
· 443
SAVINGS BANKS .
440
SCHOOLS
438
SOCIETIES
450
STREETS, AVENUES, COURTS, ETC.
17
TEMPERANCE ORGANIZATIONS
446
WARD BOUNDARIES
29
WHARVES
28
·
COUNTY OFFICERS AND COURTS
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS
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INDEX TO CAMBRIDGE ADVERTISEMENTS.
Page
Adams John P. gas fixtures . 8
Adams J. French, stair-builder 19
Aiken F. J. photographer . 25 Anderson J. F. wheelwright 18
Atkins W. J. dining saloon . 27 Hatten Henry, wood, coal & straw . . 30
Bacon Robert & Co. shirts and patterns foot lines
Baumeister A. plumber . outside back cover Beal & Hooper, furniture manufs. . 36 Becker F. & Co florists . 14
Belcher Chas. F. confectioner 14
Bird Henry M. Broadway Iron Foundry 22 Blake Edwin H. hats, caps, etc., also grocer . . 9
Blevins Joseph J. slater 25 Boyer Samuel, stair-builder 1
Bradlee C. L. locksmith . . 12
Broadway Iron Foundry, Henry M. Bird, proprietor . 22 Burns S. J. Mrs. funeral flowers 4
Burpee Joseph E. furnace setter and mason . 34
Burrage, Shepherd & Co. lumber 21 Burton, Fellows & Co. brush manufs. . 34
Cambridge Chronicle, Geo. Fisher, pro- prietor ·
11
Cambridge Laundry. Leonard Cox, pro- prietor . ·
19 Cambridge Mutual Fire Insurance Co. . 7 Cambridge National Bank . · 441
Cambridge Press, James Cox. proprie-
tor 10
Cambridgeport Express Co. D. Savage & Son, proprietors 26
Cameron & Etter, horse-shoers 3
Carr Erwin S. stoves and furnaces front colored page
Chapman Francis L. carriages . . 30 Chamberlain H. M. counsellor at law . 13
Chamberlain J. W. plumber . . outside front cover
Charles River Iron Works, Kendall & Roberts, proprietors . . 1
Charles River National Bank of Cam- bridge . 441
Chase's Cambridgeport Boston Ex-
press 4
Cilley, Stimson & Woodbury, stable 23 Clo-e George, confectioner . 2
Cofran Samuel M., brick manufacturer . 20
Connors T. grocer . 33
Conway James, tailor 31
Cox James, publisher, Cambridge Press 10 Cox Leonard, proprietor, Cambridge Laundry . 19
Cummings, Kenney & Co. lumber, 17
Danforth Chas. H. photographer . 3
Davlin James F. & Co. plumbers . 18
Denyven & Couch, furniture . 28 Devens Thomas, undertaker . 34 Draper F. & Co. britannia and hardware 33
Drew Geo. C. confectioner . 31
Dudley S. H' lawyer . 31
40
Kast Cambridge Five Cent Savings Bank 442
Edgehille St. Clair, druggist 29
Fillebrown Chas. painter . 25 First National Bank of Cambridge 441 Fisher George, Cambridge Chronicle . 11 Flinn Edmund, painter . 12 Ford John & Son, printers foot lines Fox Robert L. B. harness manuf. . . 29
Gale & Wood, lumber . outside front cover Gay & Walker, grocers . outside back cover Gore D. & H. pavers and contractors .. 39 Grant & Mann, furniture . 2 Griffin Geo. H. tin and sheet iron ware 17 Gutheim Frederick, cigar manuf. . . . 4
carpet 23 31
Harrington John, granite and marble
worker . . . . front and back covers Hastings W. B. & Co. insurance agts. opposite Streets 16
Hawkes Levi & Co. plumbers . 8
Henley Francis O. & Co. horse shoers . 5
Hollingsworth T. N. picture frames . . 14 Holt Joseph G. counselllor at law . . 13 Holt W. B. painter and glazier . . 31
Horgan J. J. & Bro. marble workers . outside back cover
Howard Peter J. hairdresser . 8
Howland, Doughty & Co. lumber 13
Hoyt B. J. bell hanger . 14
Hunnewell C. H. real estate 9 Hurd Amos. D wheelwright . 13
James Geo. B. & Co. lumber . . foot lines Jones & Bartlett, smiths and niachin- ists . . 24
Kendall & Roberts, steam boilers . . . 1 Kennedy Frank A. cracker baker
outside back cover
Kinsley Edgar L. wagon axles, etc. . 22
Lawrence F. M. provisions . 26 Lechmere National Bank 442 Lenfeet Solomon, job printer . · 25 Locke Frank, proprietor, Porter's Hotel . . 19
Lockhart Wm. L. undertaker 22
Long John J. plumber and gas-fitter 34
Mallen J. F. merchant tailor . 1
Mallows James Mrs. provisions 29
Mann R. boots and shoes 4
Marsden James, grocer 3
Martin Peter, tailor . 38
Mason W. A. engincer and surveyor opposite Introductory
Maynard M. A. coal . 21 McCormic B. J. restaurant 33 McEllroy William, toys, games, etc. . 14 Messer William A. express, etc. 24
Meyer Chas E. & Co. picture frames . 40
Miliander C. A. picture frames 28
Moor James C. grocer . 34
Moore Charles & Co. stoves, etc. . outside front cover
Morgan Alfred, painter and glazier . . 28 North, Meriam & Co. pork, lard and Moulton Henry & Co. ladders . 2 hams . Norval Charles, plasterer 26
43
Noyes Geo. E. L. D. M.D. dentist . 17 O'Donnell James, picture frames 15
Osborn D. & Co.'s, planing mill . 27
Perry & King, East Cambridge and Bos-
ton express . . 9
Peutingill & Pear, spring beds, etc. on map Porter's Hotel, Frank Locke, proprie-
tor 19 Pratt Charles O. & Co. sheet iron work-
er . 22 Reardon William H. plumber 26 RichardNon B. H. books and station-
ery . . . . outside front cover
Richardson W. T. coal . 21 Robbins J. M. stoves, etc. . 3
Robart John O. furniture manuf. 29 Rowe Hugh, stone contractor . . 4 Rowe R. B. express . . front : 0
Russell F. F. furniture, crockery, etc. . Samuels S. clothes cleaner and re-
30
pairer . 28
Sanborn A. C. & Co. granite . 16
Savage D & Son, Cambridgeport Ex- press Co. .. 26 Sawin's Cambridge & Boston express . 8 Sawyer Chas. A. painter and glazier outside front cover
Dugan Thomas, florist
Page
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DIRECTORY.
CAMBRIDGE
Page
Sawyer J. S. gravel roofing and insur- ance agent . . foot lines Scranton H. A. & O. turning and sawing 27 Shaw J. B. & Co. coal & wood . 5 agent . 27
Sinclair Robert, baker . 8
Sproul John L. practical plumber . 17 Squire John P. & Co. pork, lard and hams . 6
Starbuck James C furnaces 20
Stewart H. L. painter . 12
Stickney N. N. & Co. lumber 5
Stone William A. apothecary . 4
Stockbridge R. O. carpenter .
29
Strang & Taylor, furniture . 30
Sullivan T. express and joh wagon 33
Swett L. C. & Co. furniture . 3
Thayer J. H. & J. P. & Co. painters . . 16
Thurston, Hall & Co. cracker bakers . . 6
Tufts Samuel, jr. furniture mover . 4
Page Wellington Horatio & Co. coal and wood 32 Wellington & Hunnewell, coal and wood 3.2 Webber J. H. architect and insurance
Wentworth T. B. church furniture 15
Weston William H. & Co. apothecaries 24 Whitney B. W. lawyer . . opposite preface Wieland Brothers, florists . 4 Wilder C. D. boots and shoes . foot lines Woodbury & Co. planing mill front colored page
Wood Alfred, grocer 2 Woods Geo. & Co. parlor organs 26 Worcester Brothers, furniture and car- petings . . . . front colored page Wright George G. flour, etc. 24 Wyeth James H. grocer . 25
Wyman William, coal and wood .
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INDEX TO BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
Page
Avon Café . . outside back cover
Bacon Edward T., gas fixtures and sew-
ing machines . . . opp. title
Bacon Robert & Co. shirts and patterns foot lines
Beal, Kendall & Co. coppersmiths opposite preface
Beal & Hooper, furniture . 36 Bean M. J. & Co. clothing . . back colored
Black J. W. photographer . . 43 Boston Music School . . . inside back cover Boston Paper Company, paper hang-
ings and curtains . . outside back cover Brown Geo. B. & Co. blank books and stationery . . . . opposite contents ture frames . Burt & Harris, butter, cheese and eggs 38 National Insurance Company . back colored New England Linen Hose Manf'g Co. front 14
Burton, Fellows & Co. brush manuf. . 34
Chase Freeman H. express . 4 Chilson Gardner, stoves and furnaces front colored pages
Choate H. A. druggist . . . . . . · opp. 256 Chubbuck Levi, furnaces and ventilat- ors . . .. front colored page
Clapp David & Son, printers . .
39
Clapp Otis, homeopathic medicines . . 43 Cofran Samuel M. brick manuf. . 20 . . Comstock, Gove & Co. soda and mineral
water . opposite contents Connolly & Power, boot and shoe man- ufacturers . .
Cook James M. stained and cut glass · 42
opposite contents
Cromack J. B. & Co. millinery and straw goods . 41 Cutler Joseph, lawyer 36
Dearborn N. S. engraver and plate printer 35
Dudley S. H. lawyer 31 Dugan Thomas, florist 40 Erickson A. sail and tent maker 44 Fera George, confectioner and dining room 40
French James, real estate . over calendar Gale Wmn. T. & Co. watches, jewelry
and plate . . . colored inset opp. p. 246 Gale & Wood, lumber . . outside front cover Gore D. & H. pavers and contractors . 39 Harrington John & Co. hosiery, gloves,
etc. . · outside front cover Hartshorn Joseph, upholsterer . 38
Haskell & Allen, print publishers and picture frames 404
Hawthorne & Tucker, plumbers 41
Howland, Doughty & Co. lumber . . . 43
Hunt J. S. Director N. E. Detective Bu-
inside back cover
Page James Geo. B. & Co. lumber . . . foot lines Jessop Wm. & Sons, iron and steel
opposite preface
Jones Arthur E. lawyer . 36 Lacount E. D. spring bed lounges outside back cover
Lambert Brothers, glass . . . . front col. page Lawler William, engraver . 38 Leavitt H. H. hats and furs 43 Lombard & Co. grindstones n map Lovejoy Wm. S. dining room .
430 Martin James & Son, sail and tent makers . . opp. 247 Meyer Chas. E. & Co. m irrors and pic- 40
North, Meriam & Co. pork, lard and hams
Paine John S. furniture . inside front cover . 43 Parker Horatio G. lawyer . . 36 Partridge Horace & Co. toys and fancy goods .. opp. 144 Perry & King, express 9 Petersilea Carlyle, music school . 44 Pettingill & Pear, spring beds, etc. . on map Procter D. A. screen doors and rubber moulding . . · outside back cover
Rice & Perkins, engravers opp. 368 Rowe R. B. express . 30 front
Sanborn A. C. & Co. granite . 16 Savage D. & Son, express 26 Sawin Moses M. express 8 Seaver B. F. dining room 35
Simmons Benj. carpet cleaning . 42
Smith William H. printer and engraver 35 Squire John P. & Co. pork, lard and 6 Spear E. D., M. D. physician . 37 hams . Stimson & Babcock, varnishes and japans outside back cover Stumcke Henry & Co. Avon Café outside back cover
Union Carpet Cleaning Co .. 42 Union Stone Co. artificial stone . . opp. 112 Ward H. B. real estate agent. 44 Warren R. millinery goods . 39
Wellington Horatio & Co. coal, wood, etc. . 32 Wellington & Hunne well, coal, wood, etc.
32 Whitman E. F. oculist and aurist opposite contents Winnett J. & Co. real estate . . . 38 Wyman William, coal, wood, etc. 15 reau and Inquiry Office
BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF PATRONS IN OTHER CITIES.
Ale, Porter and Cider.
Dining Rooms.
Comstock, Gove & Co.30 Canal (see advt. Fera George, 243 Washington (see adv. opp. contents) dept. p. 40)
Apothecary.
Lovejoy William S. 21 Court (see adv. p. 430)
Choate H. A. under Revere House (see Seaver B. F. 35 Avon (see adv. dept. p.
advi. opp. p. 256)
35)
Stumcke Henry & Co. 23 Avon (see advt. outside back cover)
Awnings.
Martin James & Son, 114 Commercial (see advt. opp. p. 247)
Bed Lounge Manufacturer. Lacount Eugene D. 37} Haverhill (see advt. outside back cover)
Engine Hose.
N. E. Linen Hose Manfg. Co. 179 Wash. (see advt. p. 14, front part)
Engravers.
Boots and Shoes.
Connolly & Power, 10 School (see advt. dept. p. 42)
Brush Manufacturers. Burton, Fellows & Co. 21 Exchange (see adv. dept. p. 34)
Butter, Cheese and Eggs.
Burt & Harris, 24 Quincy market (see adv. dept. p. 38) .
Carpet Cleaning.
Simmons Benjamin, Cambridge, Charles (see adv. dept. p. 42)
cor.
Chairs.
Bacon Edward T. 464 Washington (see advt. opp. title)
Pettingill & Pear, 35 Bratte (see advt. on Sawin Moses M. 8, 10, and 34 Court sq. map)
Chromos, Engravings, etc.
Haskell & Allen, 61 Hanover (see adv. 404)
Clothing (Men's and Boys').
Bean N. J. & Co. 10 North (see advt. back colored page)
Coal, Wood, etc.
Florist.
Wellington & Hunnewell, Charlestown Dugan Thomas, 142 Washington (see bridge, Charlestown (see adv. dept. p. adv. dept. p. 40) 32)
Confectioner.
Fera George, 243 Washington (see adv. dept. p. 40)
Coppersmiths.
Beal, Kendall & Co. 65 to 69 Merrimac (see advt. opp. Introductory)
Gas Burners.
Bacon Edward T. 464 Washington (see advt. opposite title page)
Gas Fixtures.
Bacon Edward T. 464 Washington (see advt. opposite title )
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Bacon Robert & Co. 45 West (see advt. footlines on pages)
German Globes.
Union Stone Co. 16 Exchange (see advt. Bacon Edward T. 464 Washington (see opp. p. 112) advt. opposite title)
Expresses.
Cambridgeport Express Co. 8, 10, 34, and 36 Court square (see adv. dept. p. 26)
Chase Freeman H. 5 Broad and 1 Fan- euil Hall sq. (see adv. dept. p. 4)
Perry & King, 31 Devonshire (see adv. dept. p. 9)
Rowe R. B. 38 Faneuil Hall sq. (see advt. p. 30, front)
(see adv. dept. p. 8)
Fancy Goods.
Partridge Horace & Co. 51 Hanover (see advt. opp. p. 144)
Flags. Martin James & Son, 114 Commercial (see advt. opp. p. 247)
Furniture Manufacturers.
Beal & Hooper, Haymarket square (see adv. dept. p. 36) Paine J. S. 141 Friend and 48 Canal (see advt. inside front cover)
Curtains. Boston Paper Co. 17 Hanover (see advt. outside back cover)
Detective Office.
New England Detective Bureau and Inquiry office, J. S. Hunt, Director, 169 Tremont (see advt. inside back cover)
Diamond Tools.
Drop Lights.
Bacon Edward T. 464 Washington (see advt. opp. title page)
Emery Wheels. Union Stone Co. 16 Exchange (see advt. opp. p. 112)
Blank Book Manufacturers. Brown George B. & Co. 94 State (see advt. opp. contents)
Dearborn N. S. 23 West (see adv. dept. p. 35)
Lawler William, 12 Winter (see adv. dept. p. 38)
Rice & Perkins, 36 Bromfield (see advt. opp. p. 368)
Smith Wm. H. 199 Washington (see adv. dept. p. 35)
Artificial Stone.
Union Stone Co. 16 Exchange (see advt. opp. p. 112)
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CAMBRIDGE DIRECTORY.
Glass (Cut and Stained).
Cook James M. 131 to 141 Congress (see Gale & Wood, 22 Congress sq. (sce advt. outside front cover)
advt. opposite contents)
Glass (Window).
Lambert Bros. 10 and 12 Merchants row (see advt. front colored page)
Glaziers' Diamonds.
Lambert Bros. 10 and 12 Merchants row (see advt. front colored page)
Granite.
Sanborn A. C. & Co. 17 Court (see adv. dept. p. 16)
Grindstones.
Lombard & Co. Lewis whf. cor. Atlan- tic ave. (see advt. on map)
Hats, Caps and Furs.
Leavitt H. H. 91 Court (see adv. dept. p. 43) Homoeopathic Books and Medi- cines.
Clapp Otis, 3 Beacon (see adv. dept. p. 43)
Hose Couplings, Etc.
N. E. Linen Hose Manfg. Co. 179 Wash. (see advt. p. 14, front part)
Hosiery, Gloves, etc.
Harrington John & Co. 17 Tremont row (see advt. outside front cover)
Insurance Companies.
National Insurance Co. 14 Devonshire (see advt. opp. inside back cover)
Iron and Steel.
Jessop William & Sons, 134 North (see advt. opp. introductory)
Italian Awnings.
Erickson A. 38 North Market (see adv. Spear E. D. 713, Washington (see adv. dept. p. 44)
Martin James & Son, 114 Commercial (see advt. opp. p. 247)
Jewelry, Watches, etc.
Gale William T. & Co. 221 Washington (see advt. opp. p. 246)
Partridge Horace & Co. 51 Hanover (see advt. opp. p. 144)
Knitting and Fluting Machines. Bacon Edward T. 464 Washington (see advt. opposite title page)
Lawyers.
Cutler Joseph, 47 Court (see adv. dept. p. 36)
Dudley S. H. 20 Court (see adv. dept. p. 31) Jones Arthur E. 42 Court (see adv. dept. p. 36)
Parker Horatio G. 46 Washington (see adv. dept. p. 36)
Linen and Cotton Hose.
N. E. Linen Hose Manfg. Co. 179 Wash. Dearborn N. S. (Plate), 23 West (see (see advt. p. 14, front part)
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