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Proctor George Rev., pastor Universalist church, Broad- way, house near do. [ Bradford Proctor George K., plumber, 12316 Merrimack, house at
Proctor Gilbert H., carpenter, house 21 Ashland
Proctor John, farmer, bds. S. F. Proctor's, No. Broadway Proctor John H., morocco-dresser, boards William Proc- tor's, Lowell avenue
Proctor Samuel F., farmer, house North Broadway, near Atkinson line
Proctor William, farmer, house Lowell avenue
Provost Alexander, house 20 Sargent square
Provost Avide, widow of Ambrose, h. High, 1st on right Provost Magnus, shoemaker, house High, Ist on right
Provost Mary, widow of Peter, house 4 Henry
Provost Napoleon, shoemaker, house 3 Cliff
Provost Nazzare (Leonard & Provost), shoe contractor, rear 68 Washington, house Hillside, 4th on right Provost Peter, shoemaker, house 33 Hilldale avenue
Pulsifer George L., at Beach Soap Co., h. 41 Arlington
Putnam Alfred, teamster, house 7 River lane
Putnam Edmund, shoemaker, house 32 Primrose
Putnam George T. D., shoemaker, h. at Plaistow, N. II.
QUEALY JOHN T., wool-dyer, h. 11 Sargent square Quero Andrew, sole-cutter, house 21 How
Quero Mary E. Mrs., nurse, house 2 Beacon Quested Thos. E., shoemaker, h. River rd., Rocks village Quimby Albert F., shoemaker, house How, corner May Quimby Andrew L., shoemaker, boards 12 Dancan
Quimby Betsey, widow, house Hilldale avenne
Quimby Charles A., wax-thread operator, bds. 2 Rose av. Quimby Charles O., sole leather-cutter, house 9 Chestnut Quimby Daniel, fruit dealer, house 147 Merrimack
Quimby Edward O., clerk, 4 Emerson, boards 20 How Quimby Edwin C., compositer Gazette Office, house G Plummer
Quimby Ellery C., shoemaker, boards 12 Duncan
Quimby Enoch R. (E. R. Quimby & Co.), carpenter, Granite, near Essex, house 3 Bartlett Quimby E. R. & Co. (Enoch R. Quimby and William B. Sanborn), carpenters and builders, Granite, n. Essex QUIMIBY HENRY, sash and blinds, 43 Merrimack, h. 10 Howard (sce adv. dept., page 20) Quimby Henry W., shoemaker, house 10 Grand Quimby John C., shoemaker, house 32 North Quimby John W., shoemaker, house 15 Lindel
Quimby Walter HI., bookkeeper, 13 Merrimack, boards 10 Howard
Quimby Walter S., shoemaker, boards 12 Duncan
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Quinby Emeline P: Mrs, dressmaker, boards 37 High- land avenue
Quinby Thomas W., shoe-cutter, b. 37 Highland avenue
Quinlan Thomas, stock roller, boards 34 Wingate
Quinn James, house 12 Harrison
Quinn James, batter, house 30 Lewis
RACINE PAUL, shoemaker, house 9 New
Radcliffe George Edward, shoe-cutter, b. 244 Washingtor
Radcliffe Joshua F., shoemaker, house 244 Washington Rafuse Burt, farmer, h. Rocks and Plaistow road Rainaud Alsidias, shoemaker, boards S Union
Rainand Harmidas, shoemaker, boards 8 New
Rainand Joseph, shoemaker, house 1 Cliff
Rainaud Joseph, shoemaker, boards & Union
Rainand Philibert, shoemaker, house 3 Rose
Rainey Charles, shoemaker, house 17 How
Rainey William H., furniture painter, boards & Oak
Ralstan William, shoemaker, rooms 13 West
Ramsell Gardner J., heel contractor, rear 80 Washington, house 12 Essex [line
Ramsey Byron, shoemaker, h. Rocks village, n. Amesbury Ramsey Hannah, widow of Charles C., house Rocks vil- lage, near Amesbury line
Ramsey Oscar W. (Ramsey & Johnson), billiard hall, 131 Merrimack, house do.
Ramsey Thomas C., shoemaker, h. $2 Primrose
Ramsey William II., shoemaker, house Rocks village Ramsey & Johnson ( Oscar W. Ramsey and Giles D. W. Johnson), billiard hall, 131 Merrimack
Rand Charles A. Rev., pastor Trinity Episcopal church, house 81 Main
Randall Andrew J., shoemaker, b. rear 62 Emerson
Randall Antoinette, widow of John, house 11 Orchard
Randall Benjamin, shoemaker, boards 1 Lewis
Randall Charles, shoemaker, boards 1 Lewis
Randall Charles, shoemaker, boards 22 How
Randall Elihu, shoemaker, boards 35 Franklin
Randall George II., clerk, 6 Merrimack, boards Jolm P. Randall's, Konoza avenue
Randall Horace, shoemaker, house Myrtle, cor. Autumn
Randall John H., shoemaker, house & Pearl court
Randall John P., furniture, 6 Merrimack, h. Kcnoza av. Randall Sophia A., widow, house 43 How
Raney Philip A., shoemaker, house 17 Kenoza avenne Rankins Jesse, shoe contractor, 196 Merrimack, house 9 Bartlett avenue
Ranville Denio, shoemaker, rooms rear 167 Essex Ray Albert F., clerk, 95 Merrimack, boards 7 Portland
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RAY HARVEY, grover, 95 Merrimack, h. 7 Portland (see adv. dept., page 50)
Raymond Frederick O., deputy sheriff, house S6 Main
Raymond Mary F. Miss, teacher Winter street school, boards 15 Highland avenue
Raymond Nellie Mrs., honse 4 Plummer
Read Albert F. (Davis Bros. & Co.), shoe manufacturer, 120 and 122 Washington, honse 23 Newcomb
Read Sarah A,, widow, house 14 Summit avenue Reardion Denuis, shoemaker, honse 56 How
Reardon John, shoemaker, house 15 New
Reardon John C., shoemaker, honse Silver, near Kimball Reardon Maurice, coachman E. J. M. Hale, bas. 75 Hale Hebbo Cyrille, shoemaker, house 36 !ligh
Reed Albert L., shoe-entter, boards 121 Merrimack
Reed Ellgar L., clerk, 160 Merrimack, boards 16 Anburn
Reed Elward, gilder, 67 Merrimack, bds. ZEtna House Reed John, carrier, honse 29 Green
Reed John B., painter, boards Etna Hoase
Reed Leonora, widow of Leonard, house 16 Aubarn
Reed Lowell, janitor Carrier school, b. 10 Temple
Reed Mary A. Miss, teacher Currier school, b. 10 Temple Reed Melvin H., harness maker, 10 Court, h. 2 Pentucket Reed Orin, house North Broadway
Reen John, heel maker, house 11 Rose
Reese William, jeweler, boards Etna House Regan Daniel, shoemaker, house 64 Primrose
Regan Daniel J., laborer, house 26 Ashland
Regan James HI., stitcher, boards M. M. Kelly's, Main, North Parish
Regan Margaret, widow of Robert, house 10 Harrison Regan Robert T., shoemaker, boards 61 Primrose
Regan William L., shoemaker, boards 64 Primrose
Regis William, shoe contractor, rear 27 Washington sq., . house 24 Temple
Reval Joseph, shoemaker, honse 17 Hilldale avenue
Reynolds Edson D., clerk Geyer & Marshall, boards at Bradford
Reynolds Ernest W. (Reynolds & Whipple), slipper bows, house at Bradford
Reynolds George MI., shoemaker, boards 3 Spring
Reynolds Roswell, teamster, boards Richard Merryman's, Duncan
REYNOLDS WHIPPLE (Ernest W. Rey- nolds and William E. Whipple), folde ! and round edge seam stay manufacturers, rear 48 Washington (see adv. dept. page 2)
Rhoades Charles L., general secretary Y. M. C. A., 78 Merrimack
ESTABLISHED 1:15.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Everything pertaining to a first-class .
China and Crockery house,
INCLUDING EVERY GRADE OF
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC CROCKERY and GLASS.
French, HasHad, and Canton China. Silver-Plated Table goods of the best standard Binkes. Agents for RUOTES & BROTHERS Celebrated SPOONS AND PORKS. Best assortment In the city of Bronze lamps and Chandeliers, etc., for kerosene. We make a specialty of good Ker- oxetre Chimneys, of which we sell thousands of barrels every season.
PATENTEES AND MANUFACTURERS OF
STEAM - TEMPERED CHIMNEYS AND OTHER GLASS. Bronze Ornaments and Clocks, and Common Clocks of all Grades. SOLE AGENTS IN AMERICA FOR THE FAMOUS
JAMES EDWARDS & SON ENGLISH STONE CHINA. Dinner Sets and Decorated Goods in great variety. Also, Decorating on China and Glass done to Order. All Goods Warranted, and prices AS LOW asany in Boston or New York.
62. 60, 54. 56, 54 Canal Street, opposite B. & M. Depot. 155. 153. 151. 149, 147 Friend St .. Paine's Furniture Blk.
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IMORGON PIANO-PORTES,
TIM EMERSON PIANO COMPANY
Are desirous that their instruments shall be subjected to the strictest texts.
By care in
selecting materials, and by rigoronaly insisting upon perfeet work, they procure instruments tha. are ABSOLUTELY UNSURPASSED. The mechanism of the Piano-Forte is sinudle and easily understood. There is no secret of mystery about it, as some shrewd ad- verkeers would have the public believe. The solidity of the frame and are, the well-cheren, well-casoned and well wrought wood of the seauding-board, the perfection of the hammers, dampers and string ; the unyielding firman's of the pins, the scientific voicing and tuning- these are the elements ne estary to form Beviset and satisfactory Fone.
More than twenty-two thousand of these Planos have been made and sold, and the Standard of Excellence was never so high as now. Superior Upright Planos to Rent. Every Piano Warranted for Beren Years,
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ispanasot thal tate, willing to tout their own care, the Company submits its instru- nowotwor that in sonority, evenness, crisp action, sustaining power and durability, they are tot minden excelled.
WAREROOMS, 595 WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON.
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IBMlos Charles N., fancy goods, 28 Main, house 25 Park 12les Ellen M. Mrs., house 49 Franklin
Heard Hubert (Ricard & Paradis), crockery, etc., 50 Winter, house at Boston
RICARD & PARADIS (Hubert Ricard and Noah Paradis), crockery, etc., 50 Winter (see adv. dept .; pige 19)
Hier George N., boarding-house, 54 Emerson, house do. Hive Fanny, widow of George W., house 220 Washington HBr. James B., clerk, 68 Merrimack, boards 6 Grove
Bee Willard, shoe-cutter and boarding-house, 6 Grove Fich Angelett, widow of Robert C., house 9 Brickett Hal Fred G., machinist, boards 9 Bricket
17 h Henry F., honse Amesbury road, opposite Elliott
!: 4 3. hn ,, machinist, house 26 Lewis
15 . Judson A., stove linings, 185 Merrimack, house 10 firma
j.h Melvin R., farmer, boards 9 Brickett Reis domon D., clerk Geyer & Marshall, b. 36 Pecker 1 .Marts Daniel W., shoemaker, boards 22 Temple
H cards Dearborn F. house 31 Main
RICHARDS FRED, G. (W. B. Richards & Son), Uvery stable, 19 Main, boards 37 Stage
Richards Sammel W., shoemaker, boards 22 Temple
Richards William B. ( W. B. Richards & Son), livery and sale stable, 19 Main, house 37 Stage
RICHARDS WHI. B. & SON (Vm. B. and Fred. G. Richards), livery and sale stable, 19 Main (see av. dept., p. 29) [81 River ICHards William IL, soles, etc., rear 24 Washington, h. Richardson Adolphus T., laborer, house 5 Locke
Rivardson Carlton, shoemaker, boards & Spring Richardson Charles C., teamster, boards 15 Vine Ichardson Charles W., laborer, house 3 Locke Hidrirdson Edward, laborer, h. roar 54 Kenoza avenue
Richardson Elward, laborer, house 5 Locke Richardson Elbridge, shoe-cutter, 17 Washington square, house at Groveland
Richardson Elizabeth Miss, millinery, etc., 43 Water, bds. 9 Portland
R: handson Ellen F. Mrs., house 147 Water
Ichardson Frank W., teamster, h. 28 Kenoza avenue Richardson Fred. A., sign writer, 14 Exchange building, Water, house 147 Water
Richardson George D., shoe-cutter, boards 4 Shepherd Hiberton Henrietta Miss, teacher Winter street school, hoards & Kenoza avenue [Ayer Relation Henry G., engineer W. B. Thom & Co., b. 4 Retardson Isaac W., shoemaker, house 14 El 11
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Richardson James H. (Payne & Richardson), carpenter, rear 184 Merrimack, honse 19 Brickett
Richardson John, shoemaker, boards 5 West Richardson John B., honse 28 Cedar
Richardson John L., shoe-cutter, boards 28 Cedar Richardson J. Gilman, house 10 Spring place
Richardson Lyman J., shoemaker, house 3 Autumn
Richardson Mary H., widow, house 3 Cottage
Richardson Robert A. (R. A. Richardson & Co.), shoc manufacturer, 15 Essex, house 242 Washington RICHARDSON R. A. & CO. (Robert A. Rich- ardson and Edward IL. Tozier), shoe manufacturers, 15 Essex (see adv. dept., p. 3)
Richardson Samuel A., laborer, boards 3 Locke
Richardson . William, shoemaker, h. East Broadway, cor- ner Kenoza
Ricker Andrew J., clerk G. F. Cate, h. 191 Merrimack
Ricker Chester C., shoemaker, house 57 High
Ricker D. S., shoemaker, boards 49 Water
Ricker Frederick L., soles, heels, etc., rear 26 Washing- ton, house 64 Emerson
Ricker George E., carpenter, house 24 Arch
Ricker Herbert O., shoemaker, house rear 62 Emerson
Ricker Hugh, shoemaker, house River
Rieker I. M., shoemaker, boards 16 How
Ricker James JI., stitcher, house 212 Washington
Ricker John F., heel-cutter, boards Elm House Ricker Joseph T., farmer, house 55 High
Rieker Leonard, shoemaker, house rear 160 Washington
Ricker Sidney, house 49 Water
Ricker William H., shoemaker, house 1 Braggs court
Ridgway Joseph, boot and shoe manufacturer, 23 Wash- ington, house 6 Bartlett
Ridley Jacob, laborer, house 66 Locust
Rigley Louisa, widow, house 105 Winter
Rigney John M., tailor, 163 Merrimack, house 29 Locust Riley Alice, widow of Patrick, house Rocks village
Riley Bridget, widow of Michael, house 28 Primrose
Riley Hugh, shoemaker, boards 19 Locust
Riley James, shoe-cutter, house 12 Franklin
Riley James, painter, honse Wharf lane, Rocks village Riley John, shoemaker, boards 28 Primrose
Riley John, shoemaker, boards Wharf lane, Rocks village Riley John IL., finisher Steven's mill, h. 4 Sargent square Riley Judson, dentist, Winter, corner Emerson, h. do. Riley Margaret, widow of Michael, house 45 Harrison Riley Peter ML., gardener, boards 9 How
Riley Philip, shoemaker, bis. Wharf lane, Rocks village Riley Thomas D., heel-cutter, boards 15 Fitth
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Rines Clarence E., cook Elm House, boards do. Ring John, heels, rands, etc., rear 27 Washington square, house 11 Rose
Ring John, shoemaker, boards 27 Pecker Ring Sarah Mes., house 16 Bartlett avenue Ritchie Philip, shoe-stitcher, house 172 Washington
Rival John, shoemaker, house rear 187 Essex
Rivers Henry, shoemaker, house 3 Sargent's court Roach Cornelius, laborer, house High, 2d on right Roach Richard, hatter, boards 175 Washington Robbins J. W., clergyman, boards 6 Duncan Roberge Henry, shoemaker, boards rear 170 Merrimack Roberge Joseph, house rear 179 Merrimack Roberts Alexander, carpenter, house 35 Stage Roberts Alexander, card stripper, house 8 Hale Roberts Benjamin S., traveling agent Singer Machine Co., boards Ehm House Roberts Burton G., shoemaker, house 42 Auburn Roberts Charles F., stitcher, boards Mrs. M. M. Roberts', Ayer's village
Roberts Ferdinand, carpenter, house 3 Green Roberts Fred. H., carpenter, house 38 Green Roberts George W., shoe-cutter, house 9 North Roberts Henry, shoemaker, house 125 Water Roberts Israel N., stock-fitter, house 25 Merrimack Roberts Jesse W. P., shoemaker, house rear 187 Essex Roberts Joseph, granite-cutter, boards zEtna House Roberts Joseph W., house 76 Winter
Roberts Maria M., widow of Edmund, house Broadway, Aver's village Roberts Oliver H. Mrs., house 76 Winter ROBERTS SAMUEL, carriage manufacturer, 15 Locust, house 19 Orchard (see adv. dept., p. 23) Roberts William, tinsmith, house 14 Ashland Robertson Oliver E., heel-cutter, house 6 Park place
Robidoux Noah, shoemaker, boards 83 Essex Kobie James, shoe-cutter, 29 Washington, h. at Methuen Robinson Arthur, heel-cutter, boards Edwin Robinson's, Broadway Robinson Daniel C. Mrs., house 43 Essex
Robinson Edwin, market gardener, house Broadway, n. Monument
Robinson Harrison, shoemaker, house 1 May
Robinson J. Bela, photographer, & Main, house do. Robinson Joseph II., shoe manufacturer, 53 Washington, boards 17 Pocker
Robinson Maria Mrs., house 5 Beacon
Robinson Moses, shoe-cutter, boards 30 How Robinson Oliver E., heel-cutter, house 6 Park place
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Robinson Shadrach, shoemaker, h. 9 North Broadway Robinson Walter S., carpenter, house 37 River Robinson Warren L. ( Kimball & Robinson), milkman, house River road, near Rocks village Roche David F., boards 32 Harrison
Roche James, saloon, 6 Harrison, house 32 do. Roche John M., farmer, house Hilldale avenue Roche Michael, shoe-dresser, house 52 Primrose Roche Thomas J., shoemaker, boards 52 Primrose Rochon Simeon, shoemaker, house rear 57 Main Rock Antoine, shoemaker, boards 26 Locust Rodgers Eunice M. Miss, boards 14 Lawrence Rodgers Fred P., shoe-cutter, boards 19 West Rodgers Philip K., butcher, house 14 Lawrence Rogers Edward, hecl-cutter, boards 4 Pearl court Rogers Ernest, shoemaker, boards 41 Essex
Rogers Franklin D. Mrs., house 20 Grand
Rogers Jacob E., carpenter, house 30 Cedar Rogers Leroy, janitor old High school, house 15 William Rogers Melvin, shoemaker, house 56 Primrose
Rogers M. S. Miss, confectionery, 29 Main, b. 20 Grand Rogers Sophia S. Mrs., boards 60 Winter Rogers Stacy L., jeweler, 87 Merrimack, bds. 15 William Rollins Charles L., machine operator, house 7 Bartlett
Rollins Daniel B., shoemaker, house 97 Broadway Rollins Erastus G., farmer, h. Broadway, ab. Univ. church Rollins George W., shoemaker, boards 12 Mill Rollins George W., stock-fitter, house 12 Green Rollins John W., shoemaker, house 138 Water Rolo Thomas A., blacksmith, house 155 Essex Roode Samuel A., shoemaker, boards 27 Pecker Rooney George, blacksmith, honse 91 Winter Rooney George jr., boards 91 Winter
Rooney Thomas, slater, boards 13 Pecker
Rorke Daniel, shoemaker, house 37 Fifth
Rorke Daniel C., shoemaker, boards 65 Summer
Rorke Frank, shoemaker, house 37 Fifth Rorke Henry, shoemaker, boards 65 Summer
Rorke James, carpenter, 66 Summer, honse 65 do.
Rorke James R., shoe-finisher, boards 65 Summer Rorke John, carpenter, boards 65 Summer
Rose Walter E .; bookkeeper Geyer & Marshall, boards rear 62 Emerson Rosenthal Charles, boards 31 Essex Ross Charles H., shoemaker, house 80 Essex
Ross George, hatter, boards 69 River Roswell Charles II., clerk M. L. Stover, bds. City Hotel Roswell Mary A., widow of Thomas, boards James Tat- tersoll's, Hilldale avenue
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Rounds Fountaine P., shoemaker, boards 26 Franklin Rowe Dorothy A., widow of Samuel C., h. 4 Arlington Rowe George W., shoemaker, house 40 Main Rowe George W., builling mover, house 15 School Rowe George W .; shoe-cutter, house 15 North Rowe Henry S., clerk, 49 Merrimack, boards 7 Portland Rowe Horace M., hostler, boards 25 Main Rowe Jennie Miss, house 11 Walnut
Rowe J. Wesley, shoemaker, house Main, opp. Primrose Rowe Mary, widow of Nathan, h. Main, junc. Plaistow rd. Rowe Nathaniel (Vella & Rowe), heels, etc., rear 110 Washington, h. North Main, Ist on left ab. Brickett Rowe Richard, laborer, h. Lowell avenue, Scotland hill Rowe Samuel S., clerk, 6 Winter, boards 4 Arlington Rowe Warren, carpenter, house rear 3 Pentucket Rowe Winslow D., shoemaker, house 29 Ashland Rowell Charles F., shoe-cutter, boards 9 Pecker Rowell George, shoe-entter, boards 16 How Rowell John B., shoemaker, house 97 Winter Rowell Richard H., shoemaker, house 121 Merrimack Rowell William S., shoe-cutter, boards Essex Roval George F., harnessmaker, boards 95 Emerson Rait William H., wax thread operator, house. rear 161 Washington
Rugg Granville (Granville Rugg & Co.), soles and stif- fenings, S1 Washington, house 27 Orchard
RUGG GRANVILLE & CO. (Granville Rugg and Chas. S. Kendrick), soles, taps, etc., 81 Wash- ington (see adv. dept., p. 7)
Rumford Margaret C., widow of John Q., h. 9 Brickett Rundle Henry W., shoemaker, boards 15 Oak Randle Joseph T., shoemaker, house 15 Oak Rundle J. Franklin, shoemaker, house 15 Oak Randlett Frank P., painter, house 15 Ashland Randlett James II., foreman J. B. Farrar, h. at Bradford Rundlett Sarah D., widow. of John, house 15 Ashland
' Rannells Abbie If,, widow of John S., house 16 Walnut Runnells Thomas G., shoemaker, house 11 Walnut Russ Charles D., farmer, boards 60 Broadway Russ Frank H., shoe manufacturer, 101 and 103 Wash- ington, house 5 North Russ George W., trader, boards 6 Temple
Russ John, house 21 Cedar, corner Harvard Russ John W. (Russ & Noyes), house 60 Broadway Russ Jonathan jr., boards 7 Portland
Russ & Noyes (John W. Russ and Woodbury Noyes), shoe manufacturers, 2 Gardner block
Russell E. Walter, artist, 60 Merrimack, rooms 13 Main Russell George F., heeler, boards rear 12 Essex
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Russell John, house 14 North
Russell Johni C., house 54 Brickett
Russell Otis E., shoemaker, house rear 5 Lincoln Russell Sarah P. Mrs., dressmaker, 19 Pleasant, n. Spring RUSSELL, SAYWARD & CO. (W. Wallace Russell, Henry Sayward, and George H. Palmer), Haverhill and Boston express, 77 Merrimack (sec advt. inside front cover)
Russell Win. W., dentist, 39 Merrimack, h. 43 Pecker Russell W. Wallace ( Russell, Sayward & Co.), Haverhill and Boston express, 77 Merrimack, house 18 Kent Rust Henry, supt. Haverhill Hat Co., wool hat manufac- turer, Fleet, rear City Hall, house 4 Maple avenue Ryan Anthony, shoemaker, house 13 How
Ryan Catharine, widow, house 4 Harrison
Ryan Henry T., shoemaker, house 7 Harrison
Ryan James, laborer, house Hale, corner Brickett
Ryan James, shoemaker, house 2 Seventh Ryan Matthew, hatter, house 13 Ayer
Ryan Michael, hatter, house 14 Burke
Ryan Patrick, hatter, house + Lewis
Ryan Patrick, hatter, house 6 Ayer
Ryan Thomas J., stitcher, boards 4 Harrison
Ryerson Laura A. Mrs., house 48 Locust
SAFFORD EBEN H., editor and proprietor Essex Ban- ner, 2 Bridge, house 8 Washington av., n. depot Sagamore Clothing Co., J. W. Patterson, manager, 45 Merrimack
Salter Harry C., clerk Smiley Bros., boards 17 Lindel Salter Sarah V., widow of Thomas, house 17 Lindel
SALTMARSH AARON H., concrete paver, and asphalt worker, house end of Ford, off Washing- ton (see adv. dept., page 16)
Sampson John E., at New England Organ Co., 36 Merri- mack, boards 16 How
Sanborn Alonzo L. (Chase & Sanborn), provisions, Win- ter, cor. Emerson, boards 6 Batchelder's court
Sanborn Andrew, shoemaker, house 43 Green
Sanborn Andrew J., shoemaker, house 27 Green
Sanborn Charles H., shoemaker, house 81 Primrose
Sanborn George H., shoemaker, house 29 Locke
Sanborn John II. (Gale Bros.), shoe mnfr., 66/2 and 68 Washington, house 50 Emerson
Sanborn John H., shoemaker, house 37 Myrtle
Sanborn Levi C., shoemaker, house 6 Walnut
Sanborn Moses H., driver Russell, Sayward & Co's Ex- press, house 24 Stage
Sanborn William B. ( E. R. Quimby & Co.), carpenter, house Washington, corner Bartlett
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Sanders Frank, npholsterer, boards City Hotel SANDERS THOMAS, dealer in cut sole leather, 136 and 138 Washington (111 Summer, Boston), h. off Mill, near Lake Saltonstall (see adv. dept., page 8) Sanders Wm. B., shoc-cutter, house Kenoza, East Parish Sanderson Charles, shoemaker, boards 2 Lindel Sanderson Geo. A., shoemaker, house 16 Eastern avenue Sanderson Geo. W., machinist, 185 Merrimack, house 2 Lindel
Sansoucie Peter, shoemaker, house 7 Wingate Sansoucie Peter jr., clerk, 38 Essex, boards 7 Wingate Sargent Albert A. (Sargent & Holden), wood and coal,
Steamboat whf., r. 140 Merrimack, house 10 Summer Sargent Albert M., shoemaker, house 28 Elm Sargent Alfred M., shoemaker, house 133 Broadway Sargent Amos B., shoemaker, house 41 Locust Sargent Caleb, farmer, h. North Broadway, West Parish Sargent Charles, shoe-cutter, boards 26 Locke
Sargent Charles E., shoemaker, house 14 Ashland
Sargent Charles N., shoe-cutter, bds. 13 No. Broadway Sargent Clarence II., news dealer, 3 Emerson, house 16 Kenoza avenue
Sargent Clarence S., shoemaker, house 6 Lindel
Sargent David P., house 21 Orchard
Sargent Eben S., farmer, house 117 Winter
Sargent Edmund B., shoemaker, h. Crystal, Ayer's village Sargent Edmund B. jr., boards E. B. Sargent's, Crystal, Ayer's village
Sargent Edwin C., shoemaker, h. River rd., East Parish
Sargent Elijah B., heels and rands, 164 Merrimack, house 14 Green
Sargent Frank (Sheldon & Sargent), clothing, gents' fur- nishing goods, etc., 61 Merrimack, house 33 Pecker Sargent Fred, shoe contractor, house Broadway
Sargent Geo. A., clerk Sargent & Holden, h. 88 Main . Sargent George W., painter, house 31 Kenoza avenue Sargent George W., shoe-cutter, house 7 Arlington Sargent George W., stone-mason, house 13 Moore Sargent Gilbert A., shoe-cutter, house 33 Auburn Sargent Hannah, nurse, boards 14 Fifth
Sargent Hannah B., widow of Solon, house 133 Broad- way, West Parish [chard
Sargent Horace M., compositor Gazette office, bds. 21 Or- Sargent John Mrs., house 7.Kent
Sargent Jonathan, brick and wood dealer, h. Sargent sq. Sargent Joseph C., shoe-cutter, house 1 Cherry
Sargent J. Frank, shoemaker, boards 133 Broadway Sargent Leonard A., shoemaker, house 4 Grove
Sargent Martha M., widow of Amos, h. 73 Hilldale av.
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Sargent Mary, widow of Samuel H., h. 31 Kenoza av. Sargent Mason, shoemaker, boards 21 West Sargent Moses O., shoemaker, house 33 Kenoza avenue Sargent Numa Mrs., house 13 North Broadway SARGENT ORIN L., plasterer and builder, 12 Pleasant, h. 73 ITilldale av. (see adv. dept., p. 51) Sargent Robert P., brick-maker, house 4 Hale
Sargent Rufus H., engineer, house 14 Fifth
Sargent Samuel H., laster, house 8 Spring Sargent Thomas W., shoe-cutter, house 3 North
Sargent William, farmer, boards 137 Washington
Sargent William II., shoemaker, house 38 Charles SARGENT & HOLDEN (Albert A. Sargent and Daniel W. Holden), wood and coal, Steamboat whf.,
rear 140 Merrimack (see advt. opp. contents) Saunders Albert, plumber, boards 9 How
Saunders Alonzo C., shoc-entter, house 26 Green
Saunders Frank, upholsterer, rooms 44 Pecker
Saunders Maria, wid. of Amos, b. Broadway, Ayer's village
Saunders Wm. B., shoe-cutter, h. Kenoza, East Parish Savanach Charles, brick-maker, h. opp. Main, n. state line Savory J. Augustus, at 7 Washington sq., h. at Groveland Savory Fred. W., rooms 52 Winter
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