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Parker Williard F., boards 59 Robbins
Parker Willis F., at Am. W. W. Co., boards 19 Maple
Parkinson Edwin, at Am. W. W. Co., bds. I Highland
PARKMAN THOMAS, wheelwright, Music Hall av., house Warren, cor. Bowker [see page 27]
Parkman Waldo A., clerk (B.), b. Thomas Parkman, Warren Parkman William G., wheelwright, Thomas Parkman's, Music Hall av., boards Thomas Parkman's
Parks Arthur H., driver, Hose No. I, boards IIO Chestnut Parks Charles H., at Am. W. W. Co., house IIO Chestnut
Park's Orchestra, J. F. Park mgr., office Am. W. W. Co., Crescent
PARLIN JOSEPH R., (Boston and Waltham Clothing Co.), I Moody, house at Watertown [see page 90]
Parmenter Frank W., moved to Westford
Parmenter George E., manager, Am. Crayon Co., Pine, house 802 Main
Parmenter Harriet, widow of Zenas, house 797 Main
Parmenter Samuel W., at Am. W. W. Co., house 68 Adams Parmenter Sarah F., widow of Charles M., bds. 47 Derby
Parris James T., off Lincoln, near Lincoln line
Parrott William, supt. The Waltham Mfg. Co., C. P., house Park, cor. Randall, do.
Parsons Alice T., clerk, 3 Moody, rm. II, bds. 12 Harvard av. Parsons Ernest D., bookkeeper (B.), bds. 22 Harvard av.
Parsons Isaac H., yard foreman, 56 Felton, h. 22 Harvard av. Partello Fanny, teacher, W. N. Church sch'l, Lexington, b. do.
The Best Glasses are none Too Good. Geo. H. Lloyd, = Optician. 357 WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON.
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Partridge, see Patridge
Passmore Amelia, house 6 Norumbega Terrace
PATCH SAMUEL, architect, rear 502 Main and Supt. Public Bldgs., City Hall, Elm, house 502 do. [see page 14] Patey Hedley P., student, Hanover, N. H. Patrick Andrew E., blacksmith, W. Mfg. Co., h. 22 Sharon
Patrick Arthur W., machinist, house 12I Ash
Patrick Dexter B., foreman, W. W. W., 90 Felton, house 180 Hammond
Patrick Eliza J., widow of Dexter B., boards 142 Ash
Patrick Winslow J., carpenter, W. W. W., bds. 180 Hammond Patridge Udolpho E., watchmaker, U. S. W. Co., house 61 Lawrence
Patten Belle, seamstress, 409 Crescent, bds. do.
Patten Benjamin, moved to Hyde Park
Patterson Elbridge J., overseer, ring spinning, B. Mfg. Co., house 343 River
Patterson Emmet J., machinist, 218 1-2 Moody, r. 153 Brown Patterson Joseph, boiler maker, house Foundry av.
Patterson Walter A., student, boards 343 River
Paul Arthur H., asst. paymaster, B. Mfg. Co., bds. 247 Moody Paul Marion, teacher, Plympton school, bds. 247 Moody
Paul William A., clerk, 113 Moody, bds. 247 do.
Paul William B., machinist, house 247 Moody
Paun Carrie L. Mrs., boards 57 Walnut
Payne Peter, laborer, Am. W. W. Co., house 26 Cutter
Payne Peter J., plumber, boards Peter Payne's Payne, see Paine
Payson Jennie G., bookkeeper, Free Press, bds. 339 Moody .
Payson Margaret I., nurse, rms. 16 Park pl.
Peabody Alice S., bookkeeper (B.), boards 31 Pond
Peabody Bessie W., bds. 8 Prospect
Peabody Edward T., paper and twine (33 Exchange, B.), h. 3I Pond
Peabody George H., moved to Southbridge
Peabody Henry, boards 100 School
Peabody Henry W., police, rms. 100 School
Peabody Susie C., principal, The Banks school, boards IIO Lexington
Peakes Charles E., bookkeeper (B.), boards 5 Wellington
Peakes Fred W., student, boards 5 Wellington
Peakes John Q. A., insurance agent, house 5 Wellington Pearce James, foreman, D. & F. Mfg. Co., h. 91 Cushing Pearce, see Peirce, also Pierce
Pearl James, at B. Mfg. Co., house 116 Charles
Pearson Susie, house 82 Central
Peatfield Jesse, machinist, Am. W. W. Co , h. 92 Myrtle Peck Annie, widow of Elias, boards 31 Cherry
Peck Charles, house Lexington Terrace
Fine Grade Carriages, Sleighs, Harnesses, Etc. A. C. REED, 239 Mt. Auburn Street,
WATERTOWN. MASS .. . .
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Peck Eliza A., widow of Joseph W., house 24 Bacon Peck Frank W., driver, 649 Main, h. 81 South Harvard Peck George S., at Am. W. W. Co., house 14 Fuller Peck John M., house 159 Summer
Peck Mary A., boards 159 Summer
Peck William I., at Am. W. W. Co., house 242 Moody Peirce Augustus B., master mariner, b. E. W. Peirce, Quince Peirce Elisha N., market gardener, house Quince, n. North Peirce E. Allen, gardener, E. N. Peirce, Quince, bds. do. Peirce Herbert W., farmer, E. N. Peirce, Quince, bds. do. Peirce William J., wood engraver (4 Alden, B.), h. 428 Main Peirce, see Pearce, also Pierce
Pelleriene Henry, weaver, house 197 School
Pellerin Stephen, laborer, boards 69 New Grove
Pemberton Margaret, widow of Patrick, bds. 46 Cedar
Pendergast John A., house I Whitney av.
Pendexter George H., mainspring temperer, Am. W. W. Co., house 34 Lawrence
Pendexter G. Frederick, boards 34 Lawrence
Pendlebury Mary A., widow of Peter H., house 109 Chestnut Pendlebury Peter, emp. Am. W. W. Co., h. 88 Alder Pendlebury Philip, emp. Am. W. W. Co., h. 88 Alder Pendleton Aurelia S., widow of Henderson, h. 129 Robbins Pendleton Stella R., boards 129 Robbins
Penn George W., laborer, W. B. & D. Works, h. 199 River Penn William R., emp. W. B. & D. Works, h. 282 River Pennell Eugene, emp. W. Mfg. Co., 240 Crescent Penniman Maria A., boards 35 School
PENNSYLVANIA INS. CO., of Philadelphia, Pa., William H. Johnson agent, 661 Main [see page II]
Pepper Edward, at Am. W. W. Co., house 313 Newton Peridier Thade, boards 76 Francis
Percival Augustus S. (Taylor & Percival), hardware, stoves, furnaces, etc., 154 Moody, house 50 Lowell Peridier Alcide, dial maker, house 3 Bellevue
Perine Daniel, shoemaker, boards 403 Crescent
Perine Edson A., at Am. W. W. Co., house 99 Ash
Perine Marcus K., emp. Am. W. W. Co., bds. 99 Ash
Perkins Edward E., brakeman, B. & M. R. R., h. 146 Ham- mond
Perkins Ella, widow of Frank, boards 790 Main PERKINS FRANK J., prop. Boston Branch Grocery and Tea House, 709 Main, house at Malden [see page 48] Perkins Frederick S., inspector at Am. W. W. Co., h. 52 Derby Perkins John W., house 22 Adams
Perkins Minnie, clerk, 143 Moody, bds. 22 Adams
Perkins Sewall F., machinist, house 35 Gordon
Perley Dorintha, widow of James H., h. 29 Walnut
MEN'S FURNISHINGS AT THE BOSTON STORE, C. F. LAMB,
145 MOODY STREET.
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Perrault J. Edward, machinist, rms. 222 Ash
Perrault Oliver, electrician, boards 10 Park pl.
Perron Peter, laborer, house 9 Felton
Perry Fred C. (Robertson & Perry), boat and canoe builder, Moody, south end of bridge, h. at Auburndale
Perry James, carpenter, house 74 Hammond
Perry Jude, section hand, B. Mfg. Co., h. 12 Brown av. Perry Mary Mrs., dressmaker, 12 Brown av., house do.
PERRY PETER, harness mfgr., 689 Main, house 3 Munroe av. [see page 28]
Perry Susan, widow of Alexander, house West Dale
Peters Charlotte A., widow of George S., bds. W. H. Drury's, Linden
Peters Elizabeth C., boards William H. Drury's, Linden Peters Frank E., foreman, Am. Crayon Co., house 3 Wall Peters George H., clerk, Am. Crayon Co., Pine, b. 3 Wall Peters Hugh M., at W. B. & D. Works, house 280 River Peterson Alfred, laborer, A. T. Lyman, b. J. B. Wentworth's, Beaver
Peterson August, fireman, F. R. R., house 123 Prospect
Peterson Charles, baker, 218 Moody, bds. 382 River
Peterson Elizabeth, clerk, 613 Main, boards 907 do.
Peterson Ellen W., clerk, Mass. school for the Feeble Minded, Quince, boards do.
Peterson Fannie M., saleslady (B.), bds. 66 Hall
Peterson Ferdinand, shoemaker, 125 Moody, rms. II Gordon Peterson Frank E., laborer, house 19 Taylor
Peterson George E., driver, J. J. S. Peterson, h. 119 Prospect PETERSON JACOB J.S., prop. Waltham Ice Co., Prospect, near Riverview station, h. 32 Vernon [see back cover].
Peterson Jane, widow of John, house 907 Main
Peterson John, laborer, house 382 River
Peterson Joseph, with J. J. S. Peterson, h. Riverview pl.
Peterson Karl T., at Am. W. W. Co., house 84 Alder
Peterson Martha J. Mrs., dressmaker, 66 Hall, house do.
Peterson Swante M. E., machinist, Am. W. W. Co., house 21 Lowell
Peterson William E., veterinary surgeon, 16 Lyman, h. do. Peugh J. Winifred, emp. J. L. T. Mfg. Co., h. 227 South Phelan Edward S., salesman, 15 Crescent, b. Hall pl. Phelan Fenton W., carpenter, house 16 Plympton Phelan John, machinist, Am. W. W. Co., house Hall pl.
Phelps Albert E., compositor, Waltham Free Press, house at Concord
Phelps George W., emp. Am. W. W. Co., bds. 43 Curtis
Phelps Henry A., blacksmith, B. Mfg. Co., and florist, 120 High, house do.
Phelps Joseph, boards City Home, South
GEORGE J. BARKER LUMBER CO.,
LUMBER . .
Bacon Street, Waltham.
Prices the lowest in the city.
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WALTHAM [P] DIRECTORY.
Phelps Lorenzo, boards 32 Spruce
Phelps Mary K., widow of Joseph, house 32 Spruce
Phelps Willard F., conductor, F. R. R., house 45 Curtis Philbrick Warren, driver, 60 Hammond, house 82 do. Phillips Edward S., at Am. W. W. Co., boards 270 Moody
PHILLIPS JAMES L., plumber, 44 Spruce, house 76 Alder [ see page 18]
Phillips J. Alfred, photographer, 119 Moody, h. 156 Ash Phinney Edith E. Mrs., music teacher, 26 High, bds. do.
Phinney Mabel L., bookkeeper (B.), bds. 84 Cherry Phinney Marion E., widow of Perry, boards 184 Hammond Phinney Sarah E., widow of Edward, house 84 Cherry
Phinney Stanwood W., collector (242 Wash., B.), b. 26 High Phipps M. Francis, house 21 Gardner
Picard George H., dial maker, boards 26 Robbins
Pickett Amos W., at Am. W. W. Co., house 33 Myrtle
Piddington Gean U., teacher, Seth Bemis school, b. 141 Brown Pierce Burns W., emp. Am. W. Mfg. Co., house 61 Alder Pierce Ellen Mrs., house 43 Spruce
Pierce George E., salesman, house 344 Crescent Pierce Harriet B. R., widow of Rev. John D., h. 34 Newton
Pierce John J., twister, B. Mfg. Co., boards 43 Spruce
Pierce Maria A., widow of Benjamin, house 508 Lexington Pierce Miles, janitor, 1041 Main, house Gorman av. Pierce, see Peirce, also Pearce
Pierson Whitney S. (Wall & Peterson), groceries and provi- sions, 366 Moody, house 56 Orange
Pike Frank M., clerk (B.), house 163 Chestnut
Pike Hattie A., teacher, W. N. C. school, Lexington, bds. do. Pike George F., boards 28 Robbins
Pike James A., carpets (67 Chauncy, B.), h. 41 Walnut
Pike James R., house 41 Walnut
Pike Jesse M., driver, 1295 Main, boards do.
Pine, see Pyne
Pinkham Charles S., watchman (Newton), h. 62 Alder Pinney Ella S. Mrs., housekeeper, 126 Pine, bds. do. Pinney Samuel C., retired, house 126 Pine
Piper Emeline, widow of Nahum, died March 4, 1897 Piper George H., machinist, house 206 Ash
Piper Mary A., boarding house, 588 Main, house do.
Piper Richard S., emp. Am. W. Mfg. Co., h. 76 Gardner
Plaisted Edward S. (E. S. Plaisted & Son), produce, II Fel- ton, house at Watertown
Plantiff F. Gaston, mgr. Orient Cycle salesrooms, 136 Moody, boards 15ID Crescent
Platt Caroline, widow of Charles, house 32 Maple
Platt Lucy, widow of Phineas, boards 221 Charles
Platts Henry E., letter carrier (B.), P. O., h. 221 Charles
COAL
G. F. FROST, 35 Moody Street, Waltham, Mass.
WOOD
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WALTHAM [P] DIRECTORY.
Platts Lucy J., widow of Edwin A., h. 8 Prospect-st. av. Plummer Leander M., emp. Am. W. W. Co., bds. 85 Alder Police Station, Lexington, near Main
Polland Phelps E., at U. S. W. Co., house 31 Hall Pollard Benjamin F., mule spinner, house 33 Taylor
Pollard Charles, carriage trimmer, 821 Main, h. at Boston
Pollard Frederick W., house 215 Adams
Pollard John J., furniture and piano mover, h. 17 Water
Pollard Joseph, city laborer, house Music Hall av. Pollard Simon A., moved to Fall River
Polley Edgar S., at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 49 Bacon
Polley Henry A. (467 Wash., B.), house 37 Banks Ponsant Arthur J., emp. B. Mfg. Co., h. 5 Jackson pl. Ponsey Charles H., retired, boards 63 Central
POOLE CHARLES A., house painter and dealer in paints, oils and window glass, 7 Elm, h. 136 Summer [see page 17] Poole Edith H., clerk, 105 Main, boards 136 Summer Poolford Isaac, trainer, house 43 Spruce Poor Abbott L., at Am. W. W. Co., house 96 Crescent
Poor Amos M., at Am. W. W. Co., rooms 80 Adams
Poore George W., commission merchant (B.), h. 162 Summer Poore Ida M., boards 162 Summer
Pope Albert T., produce, house 934 Main
Pope D. Arthur, driver, 909 Main, boards 934 Main
Pope George B. (George B. Pope & Co.), 582 Main, house 4 Appleton
Pope George B. & Co. (George B. Pope), grain, 582 Main Pope Richard E., student, bds. G. B. Pope's, Appleton, cor. Main
Pope Warren L., machinist, Am. W. W. Co., h. 27 South Porter Asa, carpenter, house 10 Charles-st. av.
Porter Frank K., overseer, knitting, B. Mfg. Co., rooms 74 School, suite 3
Porter Julia Mrs., laundress, h. Williams, near the R. R. Porter Maud Mrs., variety store, 79 Prospect, h. 10 Charles- st. av.
Potter Charles W., traveling salesman (Camb.), b. 201 Moody Potter Clyde C., machinist, house 64 Francis ,
Potter Everett J., loom fixer, B. Mfg. Co., h. Massasoit ct.
Potter Frank M. (Stewart & Potter), machinist, rear 85 Hall, house 75 High
Potter Georgia M., widow of James W., house 75 High Potter James M., watchcase maker (B.), rms. 35 Charles Potter Sarah F. Mrs., house 201 Moody
POUTAS ALPHONSE J., granite and marble worker, M. C. R. R., near Lexington, house 107 Bacon [see page 35] Poutas George, emp. Am. W. W. Co., rms. 153 Brown Poutas Joseph V., stone cutter, boards 107 Bacon
REAL ESTATE.
J. ALBERT CHESSMAN, AUCTIONEER. ,
37 Moody St .. Waltham, Mass. Boston Office, Ames Building, Room 26. TELEPHONE
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WALTHAM [P] DIRECTORY.
Powden William W., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 167 South Powers Ambrose B., oiler, steamer "Herman Winter" (B.), house 9 Fuller
Powers Daniel E., laborer, house Noonan, near Harvard
Powers Howard O., foreman, J. L. T. Mfg. Co., b. 17 Derby Powers James, doffer, B. Mfg. Co., boards 428 River
Powers John, plasterer, boards 6 Brown av.
Powers Lavater, moved to Fitchburg
Powers Lawrence R., emp. bicycle shop, b. Thomas Powers, Brown av.
Powers Luther A., emp. J. L. T. Mfg. Co., bds. 17 Derby
Powers Michael, weaver, B. Mfg. Co., house 428 River Powers Thomas, fireman, house Brown av., rear Noonan Powers Willliam F., at B. Mfg. Co., boards 428 River
Pownall Harriet, widow of Jeremiah B., house 159 Crescent Pownell John T., city electrician, office Moody-st. fire station, house 14 Alder
Pratt Annie, house 16 Plympton
Pratt Austin J., blacksmith, 27 Common, house 136 Bacon
Pratt Blanche E., teacher, The Lowell school, b. 89 Cherry Cherry.
Pratt Charles, engraver, boards 51 Prospect
Pratt Clarence S., iron worker, D. & F. Mfg. Co., h. 42. Cushing
Pratt Edwin B., farmer, house Lexington, near Trapelo road Pratt Frank E., candy maker, 205 Moody, rooms 107 Chestnut Pratt Georgina B., teacher, bds. Edwin B. Pratt, Lexington Pratt Henry B., civil engineer, bds. E. B. Pratt, Lexington Pratt Lizzie, milliner, 133 Moody, rooms 70 Chestnut Pratt Mary A., widow of Francis P., house 51 Adams
Pratt Mary E., widow of George E., house 116 Taylor Pratt Minnie E., nurse, boards 65 Taylor
Pratt Nellie M., emp. Am. W. W. Co., 13 Prospect av.
Pratt William A., carpenter and builder, 13 Prospect av., h. do. Preble Frank A., carpenter, house 75 Alder
Preble Frank L., civil engineer (89 State, B.), h. Hope av. Preble George C., carpenter, boards 15 Lowell Preble Lydia Mrs., dressmaker, 15 Lowell, house do.
Preble Olive, widow of Haskell, boards 72 High
Preble William H., carpenter, house 15 Lowell
Prentice Harry, emp. W. Mfg. Co., boards 22 Brown
Prescott Herman F., brakeman, F. R. R., h. Morton, near Sunnyside
Prescott William H., at Am. W. W. Co., house 90 Ash
Pride Myrtle, emp. Am. W. W. Co., rms. 342 Moody Priest George H., student, boards 56 Prospect
Priest Herman E., clerk, 10 Moody, rm. I, h. 56 Prospect Priest Laura B., widow of Jonas H., house 23 Vernon
The Best Glasses are none Too Good. Geo. H. Lloyd, = Optician. 357 WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON.
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WALTHAM [Q] DIRECTORY.
Priest Leon A. (Priest & Turner), butter and eggs, 93 Vernon, house do.
Priest & Turner (Leon A. Priest and Benjamin F. Turner), produce, 93 Vernon
Prior Margaret A., house 26 Middle
Prior Rose A., card grinder, boards 26 Middle
Pritzkow Emil A., driver, 14 Felton, house Lexington
Prospect House, Thomas Cox, proprietor, 881 Main
PROSPECT MARKET, Bacon & Sargent props., 875 Main, [see page 23]
Prudential Life Insurance Co., of America, T. J. Sheridan asst. supt., 3 Moody, room 25
Prue George H., machinist, 218 1-2 Moody, bds. 67 Taylor Prue John B., station agent, house 67 Taylor
Public Library, 15 Moody
Puffer Robert, clerk, 56 Felton, boards at West Newton Pulinski John, farm hand, E. W. Peirce, Quince, bds. do.
Pulsford William Hanson Rev., pastor, First Parish Unitarian church, house 170 Lexington
Purcell John J., bottler, Alden Jameson's, Trapelo road, b. do. Purdy William C., carpenter, house 13 Robbins
Putnam Samuel P., moved from city
Putnam William K., grocer, 157 Moody, boards 814 Main Putney George H., at Am. W. W. Co., house 80 Brown Pyne George F., carpenter, house 5 Pond
QUALTERS DELIA, widow of Anthony, house Massasoit Qualters John, clerk, bds. Mrs. Kate Linskey's, 2 Pond av. Qualters Margaret Mrs., house 32 Charles
Qualters Martin, bleacher, W. B. & D. Works, b. 94 New Grove
Qualters Peter P., plumber's apprentice, 586 Main, bds. 94 New Grove
Qualters Thomas, at B. Mfg. Co., house Massasoit
Qualters William, laborer, house rear 60 Calvary
Quarramalinkum John, hostler, Central House, bds. do. Queen Daniel, porter, Hotel Riverside, bds. do.
Quigg Francis, lather, house 61 Exchange
Quigley Peter, weaver, B. Mfg. Co., h. 26 McKenn
Quimby Francis W., pattern maker, h. Fiske, near Main
Quimby Frank W., clerk (B.), bds. Francis W. Quimby's Quincy Nellie M., teacher, South grammar school, r. 93 Ash Quinn Bridget, house 197 School
Quinn Catherine A., widow of John, house 74 Church
Quinn Charles H., compositor, Dolan, 621 Main, b. 34 Cross Quinn David, cabinet maker, boards 74 South
Quinn Edward, city carpenter, house 66 Southi
Quinn Eliza A. Mrs., boards 104 Bacon
GEORGE J. BARKER LUMBER CO., - LUMBER. -
MAIN OFFICE, EXCHANGE B'LDG.
COR. STATE AND KILBY ST., BOSTON.
BRANCH YARD, BACON STREET, WALTHAM,
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WALTHAM [R] DIRECTORY.
Quinn Frank, plumber, 586 Main, boards 104 Bacon
Quinn Hugh, carpenter, house 34 Cross
Quinn James, house 104 Bacon
Quinn James D., tailor's pressman, 743 Main, b. Central House Quinn Jennie M., clerk, P. O., boards 66 South
Quinn John B., supt. and advertising agt. (Salem), bds. 74 Church
Quinn John J., teamster, Waltham Coal Co., h. 63 New Grove QUINN JOSEPH M.,proprietor City Market, 81 Moody, boards 74 South [see page 20]
Quinn Maggie Mrs., house 24 Lawton pl.
Quinn Mary, widow of James, boards 21 Winthrop
Quinn Mary A., widow of Patrick, house 167 School
Quinn Michael, gardener, house 74 South
Quinn Patrick, machinist, boards 167 School
Quinn Patrick, teamster, Waltham Coal Co., h. 179 Grove
Quinn Timothy J., dyer, W. B. & D. Works, h. 26 Lexington
Quinn William, gardener, house 17 Exchange ct.
Quinn William A., boards 74 Church
Quirk James, watchman, W. B. & D. Works, 3 Calvary Quirk James J., expressman, 67 New Grove, h. do.
Quirk John, concretor, house Pond-st. av.
Quirk John, emp. W. B. & D. Works, house Parker lane
Quirk Luke, laborer, W. B. & D. Works, h. 67 New Grove Quirk Mary A., housekeeper, 128. Bacon, house do.
Quirk Patrick, grocer, 50 Oak, house 3 Gorham
Quirk Patrick F., driver, 14 Felton, house 62 Calvary
Quirolo Steve, fruit, etc., I Church, h. Gibbs ct.
Qunilisk Michael, chair maker, house 87 Pine
RABONE LEONARD H., finisher, Am. W. W. Co., house 187 Brown
Rafferty Martin, laborer, house 108 Harvard
Raftery Ellen, widow of John, housekeeper, 54 Central, b. do. Ralph Elizabeth Mrs., dressmaker, 58 Ash, house do.
Ralph Joseph, farm hand, A. Flagg, Forest, boards do.
Ramsay William G., bds. City Home, South
Rand Albert H., watchmaker (Hyde Park), h. 181 Brown
Rand Charles H., student, Tufts College, bds. 69 Dale
Rand George H., at Am. W. WV. Co., house 179 Brown
RAND GEORGE F., provisions, 18 Lexington, house 69 Dale [see page 20]
Randall Albert W., civil engineer, boards 40 Harris after Sept. I, h. Harding Terrace, off Main
Randall Charles J., at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 127 Crescent Randall Frank E. (Randall & Stickney), watch tool mfgr., 21 Crescent, house 298 Crescent
Randall George W., clerk, house 97 Ash
C. F. Lamb 145 Moody St. Dry Goods.
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WALTHAM [R] DIRECTORY.
Randall Levi A., farmer, house I Main
Randall Reuben P., carpenter, house 35 Maple
Randall & Stickney (Frank E. Randall and Francis J. Stick- ney), mfrs. watchmakers' tools, etc., 21 Crescent Randles, Joseph, Jr., liquors, 132 I-2 Canal (B.), h. 35 High Randles Walter E., salesman (B.), house 51 Taylor Randles William H., at Am. W. W. Co., boards 35 High Rankins John A., meat canner (B.), rms. 324 Moody
Rankins Perry, gateman, B. Mfg. Co., house 195 Chestnut Rankins Preston, engineer, house 89 Maple
Rasmuson Robert, weaver, B. Mfg. Co., rms. 71 Charles Ravese Gilormo, moved to Italy
Ray Adaline L., teacher, North' grammar school, bds. 18 Har- vard av.
Ray Frank E., tinsmith, h. 400 Moody
Rayner Hanson, at Am. W. W. Co., house 172 Adams
Raynor Alfred F., at B. Mfg. Co., house 33 John Raynor Joseph W., emp. B. Mfg. Co., bds. 33 John Read Alexander, jeweler, Am. W. W. Co., h. 82 Fisher av.
Read Henry H., watch finisher, house 39 Sharon
Read, see Reade, also Reed
Reade Agatha M. Mrs., undertaker, 26 Common, house do. Reade Charles L., clerk, 637 Main, rm. 12, bds. 26 Common Reade Frank L., student, bds. 26 Common
Ready John, hostler, boards 397 Main
Ready Thomas, carpenter, house 40 Cedar Reagan Hugh, stone mason, boards rear 571 Main
Reagan Jerry, emp. B. Mfg. Co., bds. 409 River Reagan John F., moved out of city
Reagan Mary, widow of Michael, house 286 River
Reagan Patrick J., stone mason, h. rear 571 Main
Reagan Thomas A., clerk, bds. rear 571 Main Reagan, see Regan
Reardon John A., at Am. W. W. Co., house 381 Moody Reardon Michael C., at Am. W. W. Co., house 123 Brown Record Annie C., widow of Cyrus, house 25 Taylor Rector Frederick J., carpenter, house Cutter
Reed Andrew, emp. W. Mfg. Co., boards 73 Robbins Reed Arthur H., salesman (B.), boards 98 Central Reed Benjamin F., house 41I Moody
Reed Charles Albert, salesman (B.), house 63 Newton Reed Charles A., carpenter and builder, 38 Floyd, h. do. Reed Charles F., moved to Foxboro
Reed Charles H., bookkeeper, 712 Main, b. 895 Main
Reed Clarence, driver, 88 Russell, boards do.
Reed Clarence E., music teacher, 53 Rich, house do.
Reed Edward J., sewing machine agent, boards 197 Moody
Reed Frank W., farmer, house Trapelo road, n. Lexington
Reed's Carriage Repository. 239 MT. AUBURN ST., WATERTOWN, MASS.
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WALTHAM [R] DIRECTORY.
Reed George B., city laborer, house 90 Chestnut
Reed George H., clerk (B.), boards Adams House
Reed George M., hairdresser, 6 Crescent, house 83 Alder Reed John, farmer, house South, near Weston line Reed John J., boards 197 Moody
Reed Judson A., lineman (B.), house 256 Ash
Reed Kate E. Mrs., dressmaker, 98 Central, boards do. Reed Lewis M., driver, Gibbs & Co., house 21 Gardner Reed Lillian F., milliner, 29 Moody, boards 2 Harvard av.
Reed Louisa M., widow of Walter E., h. South, near Weston line
Reed Rebekah S., widow of Andrew, house end Rich Reed Walter W., bookkeeper, 586 Main, bds. 38 Floyd Reed, see Read, also Reade
Reffin Jeremiah, engineer, 13 Crescent, boards 3 Pine Regan Isaac, shoe repairer, 157 Prospect, b. 475 South Regan John, laborer, boards 3 Pine
Regan Thomas, section foreman, F. R. R., house 62 Turner Regan Thomas A., typewriter, 159 High
Regennas William D., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 172 Chestnut Reidenbach Elizabeth, widow of Christian, h. 150 Moody
Reidenbach Minnie, tobacco stripper, 37 Moody, b. 150 Moody Reilly George, machinist, boards 22 Brown
Reilly Margaret, widow of Thomas, house Brook av.
Reilly Nellie F., dressmaker, Moody, boards Brook av.
Reilly Thomas H., painter, boards Margaret Reilly's
Reilly William, carpenter, house Brook av., near Felton
Reilly, see Riley, also O'Reilly
Rennie Simon, carpenter, house 296 River
Republican Headquarters, 621 Main
Retzler John, weaver, B. Mfg. Co., boards 130 Charles
Reynolds Edward F., mgr. Wheeler & Wilson Mfg. Co., 727 Main, house 46 Francis
Reynolds Reform Club, 50 Spruce
Rhodes James, grocer, 94 Felton, house do.
Rhodes James F., shipper, B. Mfg. Co., boards 94 Felton
Rhodes Richard, painter, D. & F. Foundry, house 3 Foundry block, Foundry av.
Rhodes Thomas B., molder, D. & F. Mfg. Co., h. 465 Main
Rhodes William H., filer, house Pond av.
Rice Alice May, stenographer, boards 88 Crescent
Rice Charles W., at Am. W. W. Co., rooms 256 Ash
Rice Ellen A., widow of George, boards 1295 Main
Rice Emma F., widow of Oscar, Lafayette
Rice Esther J., widow of Henry, house 56 Maple
Rice G. Albert, clerk, Foster's, Linden, h. Centre, c. Massasoit Rice John M. (The Buttrick Lumber Co.), 56 Felton, house 17 Harvard
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Rice J. Willard, boards 34 Lawrence
Rice Louis W., clerk (B.), boards 12 Russell
Rice Marshall G., house 92 Crescent Rice Mary A., widow of Samuel H., house 41 Cherry Rice Oliver R., book agent, moved to Sudbury
Rice Oscar R., salesman (93 Summer, B.), h. Lafayette Rice Robert B., clerk (146 Franklin, B.), h. 31 Lawrence Rice Samuel H., at Am. W. W. Co., house 154 Adams Rice Sarah J., widow of Calvin, house 12 Russell Rice Walter H., physician, boards 88 Crescent Rice Willard H., blacksmith, Am. W. W. Co., h. 88 Crescent Rice Willard K., clerk, 106 Moody, sexton Christ church, bds. 478 Main
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