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WORCESTER BROTHERS,
Successors to WHITNEY & WORCESTERS, DEALERS IN
W.J-A.S.C.
FURNITURE,
Carpetings and Upholstery Goods, Looking Glass Plates, Etc.
25 Brattle Square, - - - Cambridge.
BOSTON BELTING COMPANY.
Incorporated 1845. ORIGINAL MANUFACTURERS OF
RUBBER BELTING,
Steam Packing and Engine Hose.
The belting being made of heavy Cotton Duck, coated with the best of India Rubber, and finished with the Patent smooth surface, it is unaffected by Heat, Cold, or Moisture, and is much preferred to Leather or that of any other material for
Saw-mills, Flouring-mills, Elevators, Gin-bands, Agricul- tural Machines, and other Mechanical Purposes. INDIA RUBBER HOSE,
Of all sizes and of superior quality, suitable for Conducting and Hydrant Purposes, and for Leading and Suction Hose for Fire Engines.
The Suction Hose is made by a greatly improved process - invented and patented by our- selves - and it excels every other make for service and efficiency.
STEAM PACKING,
Prepared to stand a high degree of heat, is used in preference to any other article by the most skilful Engineers and Machinists for Manhole-plates, Pistou-rods, Steam-joints, Steam-chests, Cylinder-heads, and Stuffing-boxes, and for all parts of machinery where packing is necessary.
JOHN G. TAPPAN & CO., General Agents, 54 & 56 Chauncy Street, cor. of Bedford St., BOSTON.
THE ARLINGTON COOKING STOVE.
CHILSON'S NEW STOVE. - JUST COMPLETED.
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. WITII- 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 Closcts, &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 housekeeper, who would enjoy the comforts of a really perfect Kitchen Range, should fail to cxaminc 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 even baking ovens.
5th -In its sclf regulating flucs, with- out the usual complication of dampers; and finally, in its general beauty of de- sign, durability, &c.
& CHILSON'S COOKING RANGE, BOSTON
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ALSO,
Parlor, Office, and Store Stoves, Patent Dampers, Registers, Ventilators, &c. Warerooms : 99 and 101 Blackstone Street, Boston. Foundry at Mansfield, Mass. GARDNER CHILSON.
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 equal has never been seen, - in its Beautiful Design, Superior Fine . Heavy Castings, with and without Hot Closets, and Reservoirs; also, Hot Water Fronts for Bath Boilers, Sifting Grates, Ash Pans, etc.
Housekeepers will be pleased with this PORTABLE RANGE.
C. CHILSON, BOSTON WASS.
ARLINGTON PORTABLE RANCE $71
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Special attention given to putting up furnaces and Ranges, and the ven- tilation of buildings in every part of the coun- try.
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GREENOUGH, JONES & CO.'S
CAMBRIDGE DIRECTORY
For 1874,
CONTAINING
A GENERAL DIRECTORY OF THE RESIDENTS, CITY AND COUNTY REGISTER, A MAP, BUSINESS DIRECTORY, ETC., ETC.
No. XXIII.
By GREENOUGH, JONES & CO.
96 WASHINGTON STREET, - BOSTON.
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ANTABRIGIA
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CAMBRIDGE:
SOLD BY C. W. SEVER, HARVARD SQUARE. 1874.
PRICE, $2.50.
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1874, by GREENOUGH, JONES & CO., in the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington.
Mudge & Son, Printers, Boston.
4 CAMBRIDGE DIRECTORY.
BENJ. T. SOULE,
Lunch Room and Fruit Store,
22 UNION STREET, BOSTON.
Good Tea and Coffee a Specialty.
M. L. WALTON,
REAL ESTATE
AND Insurance Agent.
Houses and Land for Sale. Houses to Let. Insurance Effected in Reliable Companies.
No. 173 North Avenue, At the Bank Building, near Porter's, NORTH CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
BEAL, KENDALL & CO.
COPPER
TRADE
John G. Loring & Co.
SMITHS,
MARK.
NOS. 65, 67, & 69
BENJ . BEAL. JOHN T. KENDALL. JESSE FARMER.
3
MERRIMAC STREET, BOSTON.
W. A. MASON,
CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR, 603 Main Street, - . - Cambridgeport. ESTABLISHED, 1839. Residence on Raymond Street, North Cambridge.
INTRODUCTORY.
THE Directory of Cambridge is again presented to our patrons and those having occasion to use it. The difficulty of compiling a City Directory can hardly be understood, and is not easily explained; yet we believe the Directory for 1874 is more nearly correct than any of its predecessors.
The Directory contains a great amount of information concerning the public, religious, charitable, and private institutions of the city, which makes it a valuable present record as well as an historical authority.
Every person should have at his place of business, or at his house (or both), a Directory, not only as a daily convenience, but also as a valuable re rd of local history.
Owing to the increased expense of publishing the Directory, caused by the rapid growth of the city, we feel compelled to raise the price this year to $2.50 per copy.
While many of the business men of Cambridge patronize the Directory in a public spirited manner, there are a large number of others, who, while willing to get all of the benefits arising from the free insertion of their names under the various business headings, etc., do nothing towards sup- porting the work. Many persons rely upon their neighbors' generosity by borrowing; others purchase a copy of the work instead of inserting their card in the advertising department. To such we take this opportunity to say, that to publish a first-class and reliable Directory, we need the pat- ronage of every business man in the city. The cost of inserting your busi- ness card for a year in the Directory is trifling, compared with other methods of advertising, and the advantages directly or indirectly accruing from such outlay must amply repay you.
This year's Directory contains 15,650 names, and on the basis which has been found to be nearly correct, of three and one-fourth persons to each name, gives a population of 50,862.
Truly yours,
GREENOUGH, JONES & CO.
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CAMBRIDGE DIRECTORY.
PERRY BROTHERS,
Real Estate & Mortgages,
28 School Street, - - Boston.
GEO. P. PERRY. H. L. PERRY.
Walker's Circulating Library
AND
· STATIONERY STORE,
No. 2, A, Hamilton Place, - - Opposite Park Street Church.
The Library comprises Histories, Travels, Classical Works, Poems, and all the Modern Novels, and has a distinct and separate branch, in the shape of a
FRENCH LIBRARY,
Of upwards of a thousand volumes, to which additions are constantly made.
GEORGE G. WRIGHT,
DEALER IN
Flour, Meal, Hay
AND GRAIN,
86 Mount Auburn Street,
CAMBRIDGE.
CONTENTS.
PAGE.
ABBREVIATIONS
33
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
follows
470
ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS
463
BANKS
. 456-458
BRIDGES
30
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
415
BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF PATRONS IN OTHER CITIES
10
CALENDAR
15
CAMBRIDGE WATER BOARD
447
CEMETERIES
30
CHURCHES
465
CITY GOVERNMENT
446
COLLEGE BUILDINGS, ETC.
28
CORPORATIONS
459
COUNTY OFFICERS AND COURTS
448
EPISCOPAL THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL
454
FIRE DEPARTMENT
449
GENERAL DIRECTORY
33
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC
463
HALLS, BUILDINGS, BLOCKS, ETC.
27
HARVARD COLLEGE
450
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS
8
INSURANCE CO.
456 5
INTRODUCTORY .
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
447
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
4:'2
LOCATION OF SIGNAL BOXES
449
MAP .
opp. title page
MASONIC
460
MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS
463
ODD FELLOWS .
461
POLICE DEPARTMENT
447
POST OFFICES
460
SAVINGS BANKS
456-458
SCHOOLS
454
SOCIETIES .
468
STREETS, AVENUES, COURTS, ETC.
17
TEMPERANCE ORGANIZATIONS
464
WARD BOUNDARIES
30
WHARVES . .
29
.
.
INDEX TO CAMBRIDGE ADVERTISEMENTS.
Page
Adams John P. gas fixtures . 8
Ancient Order of Foresters 463
Anshelm J. HI. boots and shoes 9 Atkins W. J. dining saloon 27
Bacon Robert (agent), shirt, collar, and cuff manif .. 11
Bailey Isaac W. & Co. carpenters 21 Barrieau L. harnesses . 23 ·
Batchelder C. A. counsellor at law 17 Baumeister A. plumber . outside front cover Becker F. florist 14
Belcher Chas. F. confectioner 14
Belcher G. G. sign painter 26
Bird Henry M., Broadway Iron Foundry
22
Blake Arthur W. hats, caps, etc.
26 9
Blake John L. wheelwright . 4
Blessington Peter & Co. granite 30
Blevins Josepli J. slater . 25 Boyson George, provisions 30
Bradlee C. L. locksmith . 12
Braman, Shaw & Co. furniture 37
Hurd Amos D. wheelwright
13
Jansson C. A. picture frames
Joncs S. C. smiths and machinists
24
Jones & Hooker, boiler makers 5
Kelsey Bros. furniture 33
Kennedy Frank A. cracker baker outside back cover
Kinsley Edgar L. wagon axles, etc. . 22
Ladd Geo. O. & Co. carpenters, etc. 4
Lawrence F. M. provisions 26 Lechmere National Bank . 458 Le Francis Peter, cigar manuf. 26
Lenfest Solomon, job printer 25
Lewis L. J. hairdresser . 4
Lockhart Wm. L. undertaker 22 Lombard H. E. & Co. printers 29
Long John J. plumber and gas fitter 31
Mallen J. F. merchant tailor . 2
Mann R. boots and shoes 4
Marsden James, grocer 3
Mason J. bell hanger 13
Mason W. A. engineer and surveyor opposite Introductory
Maynard E. W. hats and caps . 19 McCormic B. J. restaurant 33 McEllroy William, toys, games, etc. 14
McIntire Thomas Jr. painter 21
Meyer Chas E. & Co. picture frame manufs . 40
Mitchell William, harness maker 23
Moor James C. grocer 34
Moran Bros. furniture . 29
Moulton Henry & Co. ladders on map
National City Bank of Cambridge 456
O'Brien J. horse shoer 8
Osborn James D. planing mill 27
Parker Horatio G. lawyer . . 37
Parsons C. A. fish and oysters.opp. calendar Penniman T. J. & Co. carriages . 12 Pettingill & Pear, spring beds, etc. . on map Pioneer Clothing Store 9 Porter Linn B. proprietor, Cambridge Chronicle . 11
Post Office Oyster and Dining Saloon 14
Pratt Chas. O. & Co. sheet iron worker 2.2
Pratt D. G. wool turner . 32 Rawson & llittinger, engine manufs. 10
Richardson W. T. coal . 21
Roaf R. N. & Co. clothing 1
Robbins J. M. stoves, etc. . 10
Robbins M. D. crockery . 16
Robinson R. S. stair builder 36
Roby J. B. corsets 3
Rowe R. B. express front 32
Sands John L. brick maker . opp. calendar Hands Robert L marble worker . . 21 Savage D. & Son, Cambridgeport Ex-
press Co. 26
8
Howe D. K. & Co. carriages
13
Hunnewell C. H. real estate .
9
Brine & Clark, wood and coal 3-1 Hurd J. H. dining saloon 14 11
Broadway Iron Foundry, Henry
M.
Bird, proprietor 22
Brooks Wm C. & Co. coal and wood 30
Brown Otis S. & Co. flour, grain, etc. . 23
Brown & Alger, lawyers 37
Buck Silas E. & Co, clothing 23
Burpee Joseph E. furnace setter and mason 34
Burr Mary M. Miss, hair worker 28
Burrage, Shepherd & Co. lumber 21
Cambridge Chronicle, Linn. B. Porter, proprietor 11
Cambridge Conservatory of Music, Geo. Fisher, director . . 32
Cambridge Granite Polishing Works 2
Cambridge Laundry, Leonard Cox, pro- prietor
19
Cambridge Mutual Fire Insurance Co. 7
Cambridge National Bank .
457
Cambridge Press, James Cox, proprie- tor Cambridgeport Express Co., D. Savage & Son, proprietors .
26
Carr Erwin S. stoves and furnaces 36
Carroll J. H. sewing machines . . front 32
Chapman Francis L. carriages . . 30
Chamberlain & Holt, counsellors at law 13
Charles River National Bank of Cam- bridge 457
Cleaveland Geo. L. upholsterer 30 Cofran Samuel M. brick manufacturer . 36
Collins J. S. horse shoer 18
Conway James, tailor . 31
Cox James, proprietor Cambridge
Press . 10
Cambridge Savings Bank 456
Cox Leonard, proprietor Cambridge
Laundry . 19
Cummings, Kenney & Co. lumber 17
Curren William, grocer · 15
Danforth Charles H. photographer outside back cover
Davis & Bates, grain and meal 34 Davlin James F. & Co. plumbers 18 Deering & Kimball, provisions . front 32 Denyven & Couch, furniture 28
Devens Thomas, undertaker 34 Dinsmore J. planing mill 25
33 Draper F. & Co. britannia and hardware Dudley S. H. lawyer 31
East Cambridge Five Cents Saving Bauk 458 Excelsior Frame Co. picture frames . 40
Ferguson T. T. constable 30
First National Bank of Cambridge 457
Fisher George, director, Cambridge Con- servatory of Music 32 Fox Joseph, road builder 35
Page
Fuller & Whitney. civil engineers . . . 37 Gale & Wood, lumber . outside front cover Gore D. & H. pavers and contractors 39 Gottlob S. dry goods 3 Griffin Geo. H. tin aud sheet iron ware 17
Haley & Collins, plumbers 27 Hanna William J. plumber 33 Harman Albert, furniture . 28
Hastings W. B. & Co. insurance agents opposite Streets 16
Haugh & Halliday, tailors . 17 8
Hawkes Levi & Co. plumbers Henley Francis O. & Co. horse shoers 5
Higgins & Knubley, stoves 28 Holmberg John F. grocer . 3
Holt Joseph G. counsellor at law Holt W. B. painter and glazier 31 1
Hosmer George C. auctioneer .
Howard Peter J. hairdresser
13
Blake Edwin H. grocer .
10
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CAMBRIDGE DIRECTORY.
Page
Sawin's Cambridge & Boston Express 8 Sawyer Charles A. painter and glazier outside front cover
Sawyer J. S. gravel roofing and insur-
ance agent . . . front cover
Scorgie, Wight & Co. granite 2
Scranton H. A. & O. turning and sawing 27 Sever Charles W. publisher and insur-
ance outside front cover
Shawmut Iron Works
35
Shea D. J tailor
24
Smart D. C. rubber door-stops
12
Smith J. A. & Son, insurance agents
16
Smith I. W. house painter . 25
Smith Thomas, horse-shoer
31
Smith & Chamberlin, dining-rooms front 32
Squire John P. & Co. pork, lard, and 6
hams .
Stafford J. S. steam pipe 20
Starbuck James C. furnaces 20
Stewart H. L. painter . 12
Stickney N. N. & Co. lumber 5
Stockbridge R. O. carpenter 29
Sullivan T. express and job wagon 33 'Taylor S. stoves 19
Temple J. F. & Co. bill posters
28
Page
Thayer J. H. & J. P. & Co. painters . . 16
Thayer W. C apothecary .. . 23
Thurston, Hall & Co. cracker bakers . 6 Underwood Wm. H. pocketbook maker 7 Wait John B. grocer 10
Wal on M. L. real estate . opp. Introductory
Walworth Manufacturing Co 26 Ward W. A. carriages 14 Walker Samuel, tailor 31
Warren Geo. K. photographer outside front cover
Webber J H. architect and insurance agent . 27
Wellington Horatio & Co. coal and wood outside back cover
Wellington & Hunnewell, coal and wood outside back cover
Wentworth T. B. church furniture 15
Wilder J C. & Co. furniture 30 Woodbury & Co. planing mill . 36 Wood Alfred. grocer 2 Worcester Brothers, furniture and car- petings . . . opp. inside front cover Wright Geo. G flour, etc ... opp. Contents 25 Wyeth James H. grocer
Wy man William, coal and wood 15
INDEX TO BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
Page
Appleton C. T. P. boots and shoes . . back cover
Atwood D. & Co. oysters 38
Bacon Robert, (agent,)
shirt, collar,
and cuft manufr. .
11
Batchelder C. A. lawyer
17
Beal, Kendall & Co. coppersmiths .
opp. Introductory
Blessington P. & Co. granite 30 Boston Belting Co. rubber belting, etc. opp. inside front cover
Boston Nickel Plating Co. . back colored page
Braman, Shaw & Co. furniture, etc. . · Brooks Wm. P. B. & Co. furniture, etc. 1 Brown & Alger, lawyers 37
37
Bufford's J H. Sons, lithographers opp. 416
Cambridgeport Express Co. D. Savage & Son, propre. 26
19 Cambridge Laundry, L. Cox. propr. . · Chilson Gardner, stoves, furnaces and ranges . . . front colored pages Chubbuck Levi, stoves and furnaces . front colored
Clapp David & Son, printers 39 Clapp Otis & Son, homeopathic books and medicines . . . . back colored page Coburn, Lang & Co. mineral water, etc. back cover
Cofran S. M. brick manufr. 36 hams . 6 . Cutter & Parker, doors, sashes and Stimson & Babcock, varnishes . back cover blinds . . on map 'Thompson J. V. clothes cleaning . . . 38 Walker Thos. O. circulating library . . opp. Contents
Dudley Sanford H. lawyer 31 Erickson A. sailmaker · opp. Calendar Fuller Seth W. bell-hanger . back cover Fuller & Whitney, civil engineers and surveyors . 37
Gale & Wood, lumber front cover Gore D. & H. pavers and contractors 39 Greenough, Jones & Co. publishers .
opp. title page
Hardy A. N. photographer . on front cover Jessop William & Sons, steel . front colored page
Ladd Geo. O. & Co. planing mill . 4
Lovejoy William S. dining saloon
back colored page
Main Thomas & Son, pianos
·
Page
inside back cover
Margot Bros. watch-case manufs. . front colored page
Martin James & Son, sailmakers . opp. 255 Mayer J. & Co. lithographers . 39 Mellen & Tappan, slate mantels . front colored page
Mercantile Savings Institution . . . on map Meyer Chas. E. & Co. picture frames, etc. . · 40
North Chas. H. & Co. provisions 38
Paine J. S. furniture . . inside front cover Parker Horatio G. lawyer 57 Pear & Bro. silversmiths and jewellers . frout colored page
Perry Bros. real estate . . . opp. Contents Petersilea Carlyle, music school . back colored page
Pettingill & Pear, spring beds . . . on map
Rowe R. B. Borton & Cambridge Ex- press, 38 Faneuil Hall Square . 32 front
Russell E. & Co. mercantile agency . . opp. 254
Smith W. H. printer back cover Sawin's Cambridge and Boston Express 8 Soule Benj. T. dining saloon opp. Introductory
Spear E. D. physician . front 13 Squire John P. & Co. pork, lard and
Walworth Manuf. Co. iron pipe, etc. . 26 Warren. photographer . ... . front cover Wellington A. C. & Co. wood and coal 40 Wellington Horatio & Co. wood and coal back cover
Wellington & Hunnewell, coal and wood back cover
Williams Chas. Jr. electrician, etc. . . inside back cover
Winnett J. & Co. real estate agents . .
38
Woodbridge S. F. & Co. provisions
38
Wyman Wm. coal and wood dealer
.
15
BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF PATRONS IN BOSTON AND VICINITY.
Ale, Cider, and Porter.
Electric Annunciators.
Coburn, Lang & Co. Water, cor. Kilby, Fuller Seth W. 63 Devonshire, Boston Boston (see advt. on back cover) (see advt. back cover)
Awnings.
Martin James & Son, 114 Commercial Williams Chas. Jr. 109 Court, Boston (see adrt. opp. p. 255) (see advt. inside back cover)
Bell Hanger. Fuller Seth W. 63 Devonshire, Boston (see advt. on back cover)
Boots and Shoes. Appleton C. T. P. 122 Court, Boston (see advt. on back cover)
Belting.
Boston Belting Co. 54 and 56 Chauncy, cor. Bedford, Boston (see advt. opp. inside front cover)
Brick Manufacturers.
Cofran, S. M. 17 Court, Boston (see adv. dept. p. 36)
Sands John L. 17 Court, Boston (see advt. opp. calendar)
Cement, Lime, Sand, etc. Wellington Austin C. & Co. 240 Federal and 11 Kilby, Boston (see adv. dept. p. 40)
Chairs.
Pettingill & Pear, 35 Brattle (see advt. on map)
Circulating Library. Walker's, 2 (A) Hamilton pl. Boston (see advt. opp. contents)
Clothes Cleaning. Thompson J. V. 9 City Hall ave. Boston (see adv. dept. p. 38)
Civil Engineers and Surveyors. Fuller & Whitney, 39 Court, Boston (see adv. dept. p. 37)
Coal, Wood, etc.
Wellington Austin C. & Co. 240 Federal and 11 Kilby, Boston (see adv. dept. p. 40)
Wellington H. & Co. 11 Kilby, Boston, (see advt. on back cover)
Wellington & Hunnewell, Charlestown bridge, Charlestown (see advt. back cover)
Wyman Wm. 40 State, Boston (see adv. dept. p. 15)
Coppersmiths. Beal, Kendall & Co. 65 to 69 Merrimac (see advt. opp. Introductory)
Dining Saloons.
Lovejoy Wm. S. 21 Court, Boston (see North Chas. H. & Co. 27 and 29 Faneuil advt. back colored page) Hall Market, Boston (see adv. dept. p. 38) Soule B. T. 22 Union, Boston (see advt. opp. Introductory )
Doors, Sashes, and Blinds.
Electrician.
Engine Hose.
Boston Belting Co., John G. Tappan & Co. general agents, 54 and 56 Chauncy, cor. Bedford, Boston (see advt. opp. inside front cover)
Engravers.
Bufford's J. H. Sons, 490 Washington, Boston (see advt. opp. p. 464)
Mayer Julius & Co. 4 State, cor. Wash- ington, Boston (see adv. dept. p. 39)
Expresses.
Rowe R. B. 38 Faneuil Hall sq. Boston (see advt. p. 32, front)
Savage D. & Son, 8. 10, 34 and 36 Court sq. and 34 Washington, Boston (see adv. dept. p. 26)
Sawin Moses M. 8, 10, and 34 Court sq. and 34 Washington, Boston (see adv. dept. p. 8)
Fertilizers.
North Chas. H. & Co. 27 and 29 Faneuil Hall Market, Boston (see adv. dept. p. 38)
Flags. Martin James & Son, 114 Commercial, Boston (see advt. opp. p. 255)
Furniture.
Braman, Shaw & Co. 27 Sudbury, Bos- ton (see adv. dept. p. 37)
Brooks W. P. B. & Co. 151 Hanover, 114 Blackstone and 9 Marshall, Boston (see adv. dept. p. 1)
Paine J. S. 141 Friend and 48 Canal (see advt. inside front cover)
Ginger Ale.
Coburn, Lang & Co. Water, cor. Kilby, Boston (see advt. on back cover)
Glass Shades and Stands.
Mellen & Tappan, 124 Tremont, Boston (see advt. front colored page)
Gold and Silver Plating. Margot Bros. 23 Water, Boston (see advt. front colored page)
Hams and Bacon.
North Chas. H. & Co. 27 and 29 Faneuil H. Market, Boston (see adv. dept. p. 38)
Hogs, Live and Dressed.
Homoeopathic Books and Medi- cines.
Cutter & Parker, 9 and 10 Charlestown, Clapp Otis & Son, 3 Beacon, Boston (see Boston (see advt. on map) advt. back colored page)
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CAMBRIDGE DIRECTORY.
Iron Pipe and Fittings.
The Walworth Manufacturing Co. 67 Gore D. & H. 6 Traveller bldg. (see adv.
Kilby, Boston (see adv. dept. p. 26)
Italian Awnings.
Erickson A. 38 North Market (see advt opp. calendar ) Martin James & Son, 114 Commercial (see advt. opp p. 255)
Jewellers.
Pear & Bro. 29 Avery, Boston (see advt. Hardy A. N. 22 Winter, Boston (see front colored page) advt. front cover) Lard Oil. Warren, 289 Wash. Boston (see advt. on front cover )
North Chas. H. & Co. 27 and 29 F. H. mkt. Boston (see adv. dept. p. 38)
Laundry.
Cambridge Laundry, L. Cox, prop. 23 Bromfield, Boston (see adv. dept. p. 19)
Lawyers.
Batchelder C. A. 134 Washington, Bos- ton (see adv. dept. p. 17)
Brown & Alger, 13 Court sq. Boston ( see adv. dept. p. 37)
Dudley S. H. 20 Court (see adv. dept. p. 31) Parker Horatio G. 46 Washington (see adv. dept. p. 37)
Lithographers.
Bufford's John H. Sons,490 Washington, Boston (see advt. opp. p. 416) Mayer Julius & Co. 4 State, Boston (see adv. dept. p. 39)
Looking Glasses. Meyer Charles E. & Co. Haymarket sq. Boston (see adv. dept. p. 40)
Lumber.
Gale & Wood, 22 Congress sq. Boston (see advt. on front cover)
Magnetic Batteries. Williams Chas. jr. 109 Court, Boston (see advt. inside back cover)
Marble Dealers.
Mellen & Tappan, 124 Tremont, Boston (see advt. front colored page)
Mercantile Agency.
Russell E. & Co. 55 State, Boston (see advt. colored page opp. p. 254)
Music Schools. Petersilea Carlyle, 339 Wash. (see advt. back colored page)
Nickel Flating.
Boston Nickel Plating Co. 13 & 15 Bow- ker, Boston (see advt. back col. page)
Oysters, Wholesale.
Atwood D. & Co. 32 Faneuil Hall sq. Boston (seé adv. dept. p. 38)
Parian and Bronze Ware.
Pavers.
dept. p. 39)
Phonographic and Tachygraphic Works.
Clapp Otis & Son, 3 Beacon (see advt. back colored page)
Photographers.
Physician. Spear E. D. 713 Washington (see adv. p. 13 front)
Picture Frames.
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