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Watch Springs.
Washburn & Moen Mnfg. Co., Worcester, Mass. (see page 315)
Weaving Wire.
Washburn & Moen Mnfg. Co., Worcester, Mass. (see page 315)
Window Shades.
Corse & Smith, 181 Washington, Boston (see page 314)
Wire. Washburn & Moen Mnfg. Co., Worcester, Mass. (see page 315)
1883
CALENDAR.
1883
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STREETS, PLACES, ETC , IN WALTHAM.
STREETS, PLACES, ETC., IN WALTHAM.
Acorn, from Oak to Bolton
Adams, from Crescent, n. Spruce, to Crescent, n. Moody Adams avenue, from Moody, near Newton line, to West Newton line
Alder, from Moody to Beech
Ash, from Moody to Crescent
Bacon, from Main to Lexington
Beaver, from Lexington to Warren
Beech, from High to Myrtle
Benefit, from Newton, opposite Calvary, to F. R. R., Wa- tertown Branch
Boland, from Oak, near Acorn
Bolton, from Newton, south side
Bow, from North, near Lexington, to North
Brook, from Lincoln to Lincoln line
Brown, from Moody to Crescent
Brown's lane, from Charles, near Harvard, to Felton
Calvary, from Newton to Farwell, at Newton line
Carter, from Elm, next F. R. R. depot, to Moody
Cedar, from Calvary to High
Central, from Newton to Elm
Charles, from Moody, near F. R. R., to South
Cherry, from Moody to Crescent
Chestnut, from Crescent to Newton
Chestnut place, from Chestnut, near Moody
Church, from Main to Lyman
Church street avenue, from Church to School
Clinton, from Newton, south side, to Day Common, from Main to School
Common street place, from Common, near Main
Cranberry, from High to Newton line
Crescent, from Moody, opposite Pine, to Moody, opposite Derby, near Newton line Cross, from Main to Central Curve, from Lexington to Lincoln
Cushing, from Moody to Hall Cutter, from Newton to Cedar Dale, from Lexington, across Bacon
Dana, from Lowell to Gardner Day, from Clinton to Bolton
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STREETS, PLACES, ETC., IN WALTHAM.
Derby, from Moody, near Newton line, opp. Crescent, to Newton line
East Ash, from Moody, opposite Ash
East Brown, from Moody, opposite Brown
Elm, from Main, opp. Church, to River, n. F. R. R. depot Exchange, from Central House, Main, to Pond
Farwell, from River, near the bleachery, to Newton line, at Calvary
Felton, from Moody, near F. R. R., to the town farm
Ferren, from Felton, near Prospect, to F. R. R.
Fiske avenue, from Weston, above South
Flood, from John to Calvary
Floyd, from Russell to Charles
Forest, from Beaver to North
Foundry avenue, from Willow, near River, to Davis and Farnum's iron foundry
Fountain, from Charles to Felton
Friend, from Calvary to John
Gardner, from High, to Pine
Gilead avenue, from Spruce to Moody
Gordon, from Moody to Hall Gore, from Main to Grove
Grant, from Charles to School
Grove, from Main, near F. R. R., Beaver Brook station, to Pleasant, Watertown Hall, from Pine to High
Hammond, from Main, nearly opposite Prospect
Harvard, from Main to Charles
Harvard avenue, from Harvard to Grant
Heard, from Main, opposite Lyman, to Central
High, from Moody to Newton line
Jackson, from Central to River John, from Moore to Calvary cemetery
Lake, from Lexington to Lincoln
Lexington, from Main to Lexington line
Liberty, from 255 Main to School
Lincoln, from Lexington to Lincoln line
Linden, from Main, near Beaver Brook station, F. R. R., to Beaver
Locust, from Winter to Winter, near West
Lowell, from Pine to High
Lowell street place, from Lowell, near Pine
Lyman, from 217 Main to Beaver
Main, from Watertown line to Weston line Maple, from Moody to Crescent ,
Mechanic, from Charles to Felton
Middle, from Common, near Main, to Spring
Moody, from Main, near Eagle block, to city of Newton Moore, from Calvary to John
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STREETS, PLACES, ETC., IN WALTHAM.
Mt. Pleasant, rear Church
Mt. Pleasant court, from 42 School Myrtle, from Moody to Beech New Grove, from Newton to Grove Newton, from 190 Main to High
North, from Lincoln st., n. Lincoln line, to Belmont line Oak, from Newton, opposite Taylor, to Moore Orange, from Moody to Crescent Park place, from Church, near Main, to School Parker's lane, from Willow, near River Pine, from Newton to Moody
Pleasant, from opposite 192 Main to Summer
Plympton, from Bacon, between Pond and Dale Pond, from Lexington to Bacon
Prospect, from Main, across Charles, to F. R. R. Prospect lane, from Main, near Weston
Prospect place, from Prospect, near Charles Quince, from Beaver, near Fitchburg railroad, to North River, from Moody to Watertown line River avenue, rear 17 River Robbins, from Moody, above Brown, to Crescent Russell, from Harvard to South School, from Bacon to Lyman Smith, from Lincoln to Lexington line
South, from Weston, near Main, to Auburndale line
South Harvard, from Felton to F. R. R.
Spring, from Main to School Spruce, from Crescent to Moody
Summer, from Lexington to Pleasant
Summer street avenue, from Summer, opp. Warren av. Sun, from Ferren, near Felton Taylor, from Moody to Newton Union, from Gordon to Taylor Vernon, from Prospect to South Walnut, from Moody to Crescent
Warren, from Main to Watertown line
Warren avenue, from Summer to Church
Water, from Charles, near Moody to Felton West, from Winter to Weston line
Weston, from Main, near South, to Stony Brook Williams, from Charles to F. R. R. Willow, from River to Main
Winter, from Lincoln, above Curve, to Lincoln line
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BLOCKS, BUILDINGS, ETC., IN WALTHAM.
BLOCKS, HALLS, BUILDINGS, ETC., IN WALTHAM.
Adams building, Main, corner Church Almshouse, South
Armory Hall, Main, near Spring
Bacon's block, Moody, near Spruce
Central block, Main, near Church Charles A. Welch Hall, Moody, corner Charles Conley's block, Moody, corner Crescent Dix block, Moody, south end of the bridge
Donahoe's block, Main, near Spring Eagle block, Main, near Common Exchange Hall, Main, corner Spring Glidden's block, Moody, corner Spruce Goodnow's block, Main, opposite Spring Granite block, rear Townsend block, Main Granite Hall, Granite block, Main Greeley's block, Main, corner Spring Hall's block, Moody, corner Gordon Hall's building, Crescent, corner Moody Hastings block, 228 Main
Lawrence block, Main, corner Common Massosit Hall, South Side
Music Hall, 22 Elm
Music Hall block, 20, 22 and 24 Elm
Odd Fellows Hall, 361 Main
Police station, Lexington, near School
Pope & Whitney's block, 311 and 313 Main
Post-office, Rumford building, Main
Pratt's building, Moody, near Taylor Priest's building, 355 Main
Prospect block, Main, near Spring
Public Library, Moody, corner Charles
Roberts Hall, Main, nearly opposite Spring
Rumford building, Main, corner Elm
Rumford Hall, Main, corner Elm School Committee's office, High school building, Church Selectment and Assessors office, Bank building, Main Shepherd's block, Moody, near Spruce Smyth's block, Moody, corner Spruce Stearns & Crehore block, Main, opposite Moody
Townsend's block, Main, near Church
Waltham National Bank building, Main, cor. Lexington Whitford's block, Main, near Lexington
Whitford's building, Main, near Common
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CEMETERIES, ETC., IN WALTHAM.
CEMETERIES.
Calvary (Catholic), Calvary, near Chemistry station Church street (Catholic), Church, near Main Grove Hill, Main, near Beaver Brook station Mt. Feake, South, near Roberts' crossing
RAILROAD STATIONS, ETC.
Beaver Brook Station, Joseph M. Stevens, station agent Bleachery station, Frank R. Beckwith, station agent Calvary street crossing, James Amrock, flagman Chemistry station, Peter McVey, station agent Clematis Brook station, Beaver, Samuel N. Cushing, station agent
Maine Central station, Lexington, near Summer, John Trefry, station agent
Pine street crossing, Michael Connelly, flagman
Waltham station, Elm, John R. O'Connell, station agent, Charles J. Maloney, baggage-master
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
COAT OF ARMS IN FRONT WALL.
NO
MATTER WHAT OTHERS ADVERTISE,
W E SELL GOOD FURNITURE
-AT-
PRICES WHICH MUST COMMAND
. The Attention of
BUYERS
OF BARGAINS
.
Who are
BOUND To secure the most for their money.
RECOLLECT THAT THIS IS THE
ORIGINAL PLACE, KEPT
BY THE
ORIGINAL PERSON, UNSURPASSED
WITH AN
K NOWLEDGE Of His Pa- trons' Wants, From 40 Years' Experience. SAVE MONEY By Buying Furniture, Etc., at
151 Hanover St.,
BOSTON.
COAT OF ARMS IN FRONT WALL. F C F 2
UNITED STATES
IRON, HARDWARE ---- AND -
METAL TRADES
DIRECTORY, 1883, NO. 3,
COMPRISING A COMPLETE LIST OF THE
Manufacturers, Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers, Commission Merchants, Brokers, and Artisans in all the Baser Metals, and all Goods Manufactured from them in the United States and Territories.
PRICE, $6.00.
W. A. GREENOUGH & CO., Editors & Publishers, BOWDOIN BUILDING, 31 MILK ST., BOSTON, MASS.
WALTHAM DIRECTORY, 1882.
ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THIS DIRECTORY.
Ab., above; agt , agent; asst., assistant; av, avenue; b. or bds., boards; bet., between; bldg., building; blk., block; (B.), Boston; B. Mnfg. Co., Boston Manufacturing Co .; com. mer., commission merchant; c. or cor., corner ; ct., court; F. R. R., Fitchburg Railroad; h., house; lab., laborer; mkr., maker; mnfr., manufacturer; n. or nr., near; opp., opposite; pl., place; P. O., Post- office; pres., president; r., rear; rd., road; Rev., reverend; sec., secre- tary; sq., square; st., street; supt., superintendent; treas., treasurer; U. S. A., United States Army; U. S. N, United States Navy; whf., wharf; whol., wholesale; wid., widow.
Where the name of a corporation, factory or firm appears immediately after the name, it indicates the place of business. After the name of the street the word street is omitted.
ABBOTT CLARA MISS, boards 314 Main
Abbott Leonora M., widow of Timothy B., nurse, house rear Taylor, near Moody
Abbott Olive, widow of John, house 314 Main
Abbott Wm. H., at bleachery, house Taylor, n. Moody Adams Ann B., widow of Horatio, house 37 Lyman Adams Benj. Faneuil D., physician, h. Lyman, opp. School Adams Ernest T., milk driver, boards 336 Main
Adams Everett D., at American Watch Co., house Elm, opposite F. R. R. depot
Adams Frank E., at American Watch Co., house Rob- bins, near Moody [ams, c. Orange Adams George H., at American Watch Co., house Ad- Adams George W., at American Watch Co., boards E. Rose's, High
Adams Helen M. Mrs., dressmaker, h. E. Ash, c. Moody Adams House, Adams, c. Maple, Sabra N. Robbins, prop. Adams John, printer (Washington, corner Winship place, Brighton), boards Mrs. Farwell's, South
Adams John Q., farmer, boards Stephen Adams', off Main, above Weston
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WALTHAM [A] DIRECTORY.
Adams Laura A., widow of John M., house 97 Crescent DAMS MANLEY U., agent Boston Manufactur- A' ing Co., house Moody, opposite Charles
Adams M. Fannie, teacher Intermediate South grammar school, rooms 17 Crescent
Adams Oliver E., boards 97 Crescent
Adams Samuel M., carpenter, house Plympton, n. Bacon
Adams Simeon, at American Watch Co., rooms Hall, cor. Gordon
Adams Stephen, farmer, house off Main, above Weston Adams Stephen jr., boards Stephen Adams', off Main
Adams Wm. A., foreman Wm. H. Leatherbee & Son, house Cross, near Main
Affleck Geo. D., at American Watch Co., h. 55 Brown Agnew Catharine, widow, house Felton, corner Fountain Albro Annie E. Miss, boards 78 School
Albro Elizabeth S., widow of John A., house 78 School
Albro Sarah E. Miss, boards 78 School
Alden George S., machinist American Watch Co., house 17 Church
Alden Mary S., widow of Simeon, house 19 Church Alden Sarah B., widow of Robert T., h. Alder, n. Moody Aldred Adelaide E. Mrs., house Moody, opp. Gordon
Aldred Lewis E., at Am. Watch Co., boards 85 Moody
Aldred Richard T., at Am. Watch Co., bds. Moody, opp. Gordon
Alexander Margaret N., teacher Main street primary school, boards 11 Central
Alexander Priscilla D., widow of Marshall P., dressmaker, house 11 Central [n. Beech
Alfred Wm. F., at American Watch Co., house Myrtle,
Allan Wm., tailor, 87 Moody, boards 73 do.
Allen Alonzo, carpenter, boards Mt. Pleasant
Allen Elijah, boards 5 Gordon
Allen George N., machinist, rooms 25 Maple
Allen Jerry, carpenter, house Mt. Pleasant
Allen Mary J. Mrs., dressmaker, Grove, n. Willow, h. do. Allen William E., woolen goods (92 Franklin, B.), house Main, near Gore
Allen Wm. E., works American Watch Co., house off Charles, west of Prospect
Allen Wm. E. jr., clerk (92 Franklin, B.), boards Wil- liam E. Allen's, Main
Allen Willis, at American Watch Co., rooms 10 Cushing Allin Horatio N., lawyer, 307 Main, house Harvard, near Harvard avenue
Almy Geo. L., machinist Am. Watch Co., house 435 Main Almy Lizzie C., clerk, 105 Moody, house 435 Main
Alson Nils, at Boston Manufacturing Co., h. 55 River
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WALTHAM [A] DIRECTORY.
American Watch Co., Crescent (Boston office, 405 Wash- ington street), R. E. Robbins, president; Henry Bond, treasurer
A MERICAN WATCH TOOL CO., Benefit, east of F. R. R., Watertown branch (see page 7)
Ames Charles H., Belmont Billiard room, Common, cor. Main, house Floyd, near Charles
Ames Dummer T., clerk (450 Washington, B.), boards Martha K. Ames', Floyd
Ames Leon, clerk M. S. Foster & Son, b. Linden, n. Main Ames Martha K., wid. of Alden A., h. Floyd, n. Charles Ames Norman E., Belmont Billiard room, Common, cor. Main, house Floyd, near Charles
Amrock Edward S., hair-dresser, Eagle block, Main, boards James Amrock's, Charles
Amrock James, flagman, Calvary street crossing, house Charles, near Mechanic
Amrock James T., machinist, b. Jas. Amrock's, Charles Amrock Stephen, laborer, house Calvary, opp. Friend Anderson Abby A. Miss, teacher ( Somerville), board E. S. Anderson's, Russell
Anderson Arthur S., clerk (83 Cornhill, B.), boards E. S. Anderson's, Russell
Anderson August, at B. Mnfg. Co., h. River, opp. Jackson Anderson Augustus, at American Watch Co., house Main, corner Grant
A NDERSON BROS. (E. S. and Wm.H. Anderson) carriage mnfrs., Main, near Bacon (see page 297)
Anderson Elijah S. (Anderson Bros.) carriage mnfr., Main, near Bacon, house Russell, near Prospect Anderson Kate S., dressmaker, Crescent, corner Walnut, boards do.
Anderson Klaus, at B. Mnfg. Co., h. River, opp. Jackson Anderson Wm. H. (Anderson Bros.), carriage mnfr., Main, near Bacon, house 362 Main
Armstrong Elias B., house Lexington, corner Curve Armstrong Nicholas M., carpenter, h. Russell, n. South Armstrong William, at Am. Watch Co., rms. 98 Moody Arnold Charles I., house Hammond, near Main
Arnold Charles R., dial painter, boards John C. Fisher's, Mechanic
Arnold Rhoades, harnessmaker, b. Mechanic, c. Charles Arseno Felix, tailor, boards 14 Elm
Ashley Henry L., painter American Watch Co., rooms Mrs. M. J. Mayhew's, Robbins
Ashworth Nancy, wid. of George, h. Felton, c. Williams Ashworth Robert S., laborer, b. Henry Linney's, Charles Atkinson Robert C., surveyor, h. rear Harvard, n. Charles Atwood Anderson, driver E. T. Peabody, Pond, bds. do.
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WALTHAM [B DIRECTORI.
Atwood Elisha, carpenter, bds. D. H. Hick's, Robbins TWOOD ELISHA JR., carpenter, Moody, near
A' Brown, rooms C. W. French's, Moody (see page 305) Atwood Winslow, at Am. Watch Co., rooms 88 Moody Austin Charles B., at American Watch Co., boards D. Haven's, East Ash
Austin Christopher, carpenter, house 54 Adams .
Austin Llewellyn, at American Watch Co., boards Mrs. Etta Bacon's, High
Austin William A., house Charles, opposite Floyd
Avery Nellie M. Miss, cashier Boston Branch Grocery, boards 14 Lexington
Avery William, at Am. Watch Co., h. Myrtle, n. Moody Ayer Charles H., watchmaker American Watch Co., house 7 East Ash
Ayers William H., carpenter, Main, n. Hammond, h. do.
BABCOCK JANE, widow of Rufus, house 14 Bacon Bacon Clarence I .. , at American Watch Co., boards E. L. Bacon's, Taylor
Bacon Emeline C., widow of Jonathan C., house 7 Union Bacon Etta, widow. of Francis A., h. High, opp. Gardner Bacon Eugene L., at American Watch Co., house Taylor, corner Hall
Bacon George H., shoemaker, house Calvary, near Cedar Bacon Herschell A., at American Watch Co., boards Mrs. Etta A. Bacon's, Iligh
Bacon John O., painter, rooms 86 Moody
Bacon Lydia Mrs., Moody, opposite Cherry
Bacon Mary L., widow of Rufus F., house Pine, near F. R. R. crossing
Bacon Samuel A., house 85 Moody
Bailey A. E., cigarmaker, boards Central House
Bailey Charles L., overseer hoisery department B. Mnfg. Co., house 4 Pine, opposite Lowell
Bailey William H., prop. Cascarilla compound, Grant, near School, house do. [House Bailey Woodward, cigarmaker A. E. Bullock, b. Central Baird Charles E., shipper (112 Summer, B.), house Ver- non, near Prospect
Bakeman S. E., laborer, house 30 River
Baker Catharine Mrs., house Main, above Weston
Baker Charles, works American Watch Co., house Adams, corner Cherry
AKER EDWARD D., printer, b. James Baker's, Cherry
Baker James, at Am. Watch Co., h. Cherry, n. Adams Baker Judah S., at American Watch Co., house Robbins, near Moody
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WALTHAM [B] DIRECTORY.
Baker Marion, widow of William jr., house 48 Cherry Baker Orrin W., salesman (518 Washington, B.), house 9 Moody
Baker Thomas W., contractor and builder, Main, corner Spring, house 21 Central
Balch James, at American Watch Co., bds. 91 Crescent Baldwin Fred. M., boards Robert M. Baldwin's, North Baldwin James F., farmer, house North, above Quince Baldwin James W., farmer, b. Jas. F. Baldwin's, North Baldwin Martha Miss, house Curve, near Lexington Baldwin Robert M., farmer, house North, above Quince Ball Frank B., at Am. Watch Co., b. J. C. Gates', Moody Ballard Alice G., clerk, 105 Moody, boards 19 Crescent Ballard George F., at Am. Watch Co., h. Main, c. Spring Ballard Harley, laborer, house Plympton, near Bacon Ballard Henry P., boot and shoemaker, 383 Main, house Cushing, near Hall
Ballou George F., at Am. Watch Co., h. Maple, n. Moody Bamber Asher, merchant tailor and ready made clothing,
Prospect block, Main, house Russell, near Harvard Bamber Golde, teacher of elocution, boards Asher Bam- ber's, Russell
Bamber Moses, clerk and messenger Waltham National Bank, boards A. Bamber's, Russell [281 do. Bambrick Joseph, manager U. P. Tea Co., 269 Main, b. Banks Lydia K., widow of Gardner, house 43 Central
BANKS NATHANIEL P. HON., U. S. Marshal, U. S. Court-house (140 Tremont, B.), h. 565 Main Banks Patrick, laborer, house Calvary, near Newton Banks Sybell Miss, clerk P. O. (50 Union square, Somer- ville), boards 43 Central
Bannan John H., at American Watch Co., boards Thom- as Bannon's, Felton
Bannon Delia, widow of John, h. Felton, opp. Williams Bannon John J., painter, house 122 School
Bannon Owen, laborer, house rear School, near Spring Bannon Thomas, teamster, house Felton, near Ferren Barchie Steve, peanut stand, Main, cor. Church, h. do. Barker Charles A., farmer, house Main, above Weston Barker Charles D., at American Watch Co., boards Chas. A. Barker's, Main
Barker Frank J., at American Watch Co., bds. 15 Adams Barker George C., machinist, h. 18 Adams, near Walnut Barker George L., machinist, boards 15 Adams
Barker Thaddeus L., machinist at American Watch Co., house 15 Adams
Barker William A., music teacher, 32 Adams, boards do. Barnes Delcenia M., widow of Hiram P., house Moody, corner Alder
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WALTHAM [B] DIRECTORY.
Barnes Fred. H., civil engineer (West Newton), boards 7 Harvard
Barnes George F., artist, house Gordon, near Moody
ARNES G. H., lumber dealer with J. G. & N. G. DGooch (Western av., Br. )b. 7 Harvard (see back cover) Barnes Gillum, boards 7 Harvard
Barnes Hiram P., engraver American Watch Co., boards Mrs. D. M. Barnes', Moody
Barnes Joseph I., draughtsman, rooms 23 Church
Barnes Martha McC., teacher South grammar school, b. Moody, corner Alder [190 Main
Barnes Mary F. Miss, teacher North grammar school, b.
Barnes Phineas L., farmer, house Warren, near Beaver Barnes Walter C., machinist, b. Mrs. D. M. Barnes', Moody Barnet Kate, widow of Morris, h. Felton, cor. Fountain Barnwell Mark, at B. Mnfg. Co., boards 24 River
Barr John H., at Am. Watch Co., b. Rob't Barr's, Felton Barr Robert, works Am. Watch Co., h. Felton, n. Prospect Barrett David, laborer, boards Daniel Kennedy's, River Barrett Francis, works at the bleachery, boands Bridget Laughlin's, Foundry avenue
Barrett Jas., laborer, h. Newton, south end of the bridge Barrett Michael, teamster, house Grove, near Willow Barrett Misses, house 41 Charles
Barrett William, at Am. Watch Co., h. Ash, n. Adams
Barrett William, express, boards 1 River [Cherry Barron Geo., at Am. Watch Co., rms. Chas. E. Russell's, Barry Bartholomew, laborer, house Foundry avenue
BARRY EPHRAIM L., publisher Waltham Rec- ord, 244 Main, house Church, next High school-house (see page 303) [school-house
Barry Mary H., widow of George, h. Church, next High Bartlett George L., conductor F. R. R., house Pond, near Lexington
Bartlett Harvey P., proprietor Steamboat, White Swan and Lily Point Grove, Moody, opp. River, b. 30 Taylor Barton Charles A., at American Watch Co., boards Chas. R. Barton's, Ash
Barton Charles R., house Ash, near Moody
Barton Fanny, widow of Benjamin, h. Robbins, n. Adams Barton James, at American Watch Co., bds. Fanny Bar- ton's, Robbins
Barton Rebecca A., widow of Peter, h. Ash, n. Moody Barton Thomas J., tailor, Whitford's building, 361 Main, house Lexington, corner Dale
Bassett Elizabeth Mrs., hair goods, 285 Main, house do. Bassett Jefford, at bleachery, house 285 Main
Batchelder Adolph S., machinist American Watch Co., house Maple, near Crescent
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Batchelder Bradford C., carriage-maker, house 8 Spruce Batchelder Carrie A., widow of Eugene, boards Nathan Morse's, North
Batchelder Jacob Mrs., house Pine, near Newton
Bates Joseph C., watchmaker American Watch Co., house Maple, near Moody
Beal Ezra W., wholesale produce (11 Chatham, B.), house Main, near Newton
Beal John D., carpenter, house North, near Lexington
Bean Betsey H. Miss, house Floyd, near Russell
Bean Chas., overseer yd. at bleachery, h. River, n. Willow Bean Henry A., house Floyd, near Russell
Bean Henry O., works F. R. R., h. Taylor, cor. Gardner
Bean Horace G., machinist, h. Warren, corner Beaver
Bean James C., sheriff's keeper, house Mt. Pleasant
Bean Mary L., widow of James, house Harvard avenue, near Harvard
Bean Milton A., house Russell, near Prospect
Bean Patrick, laborer B. Mnfg. Co., h. Fountain, c. Charles Beard Josiah, house 27 Church
Beatty James (Beatty & Robinson), furniture, Prospect block, Main, house Pond, corner Lexington
Beatty Vincent, baggage-master F. R. R., h. Mt. Pleasant Beck Charles L., house Grant, near School
Beckwith Frank R., station agent Bleachery station, h.do. Bedard Jerimie J., clerk, 265 Main, rooms Mrs. E. C. Chapin's, School
Beebe Walter E., machinist, house over Lawrence, Riley & Co.'s store, Main
Behan Michael, laborer, house North, above Forest
Behrmann A. H., at American Watch Co., rms. John H. Webber's, High
Belleveau Andrew J., jobber and wood dealer, house Sun, near Ferren [ton, n. South Bellis Albert H., dial painter Am. Watch Co., h. Wes- Bellis John S., house South, near Vernon
Bellis Matthew H., cabinet-maker and upholsterer, Ex- change, near Main, house do.
Bellis M. H. Mrs., carpet-maker, Exchange, n. Main, h. do. Bellis Willie S., at B. Mnfg. Co., b. John S. Bellis', South Belmont Billiard Hall, C. H. & N. E. Ames, proprietors, Common, corner Main
Bemis Charles W., carpenter, Main, cor. Grant, house do. Bemis Hannah S., wid. of Lewis, h. Lexington, n. Bacon Bemis Luke, carpenter, house School, corner Bacon Bemis Mary G., widow of Dexter, h. 4 Harvard avenue Bemis Mary J., widow of Isaac, house Cherry, n. Adams Bemis Royal, florist, 6 Maple, near Moody, house do. Bennett Archelaus, farmer, house Bow, near North
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Bennett Charles I., at American Watch Co., house rear Harvard, near Charles
Bennett Frederick W., at American Watch Co., rooms F. A. Ensworth's, Adams
Bennett John, laborer, house Felton, opp. Fountain Bennett John J., pattern-maker, b. John Bennett's, Felton Bennett Joseph, pattern-maker, b. John Bennett's, Felton Bennett Wm. J., works in the bleachery, h. Parker's lane Bent W. Henry, police, house Grant, opp. Harvard av. Benthal Fred, telegraph operator (Fitchburg depot, B.), boards Agnes Farrington's, High
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