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Our prescriptions are prepared by a careful man, and PARTICULAR ATTEN- TION will be given to them. We would respectfully invite the people of New Bedford to favor us with a call, as we flatter ourselves we can satisfy the most fastidious.
DON'T FORGET THE NUMBER.
73 Purchase Street, CORNER MIDDLE.
THE UNION BAKERY,
No. 134 Purchase, corner North Street, NEW BEDFORD, MASS.
HENRY H. FISHER, Proprietor.
BAKER
THE
FRESH BREAD
BAKER
ALSO, AGENT FOR
Cakes, Pies, and Bread, of every description, made of the very best stock.
Crackers, all the various kinds. Fruit and Confectionery of the nicest quality.
Pork and Beans, Brown Bread and Puddings, every Sunday morning.
Family Dishes cooked at any hour in the best manner. Luxuries. Fairs, Picnics, Balls, Dinner and Evening Parties, furnished with every kind of Table Luxury at short notice. Ornamented Cake constantly on hand; and Cake Frosted for families on liberal terms.
Pearson's Cream Biscuit. HENRY H. FISHER.
J. L. COVELL, FASHIONABLE
SILK
HATS.
MANUFACTORY AND SALESROOM,
125 Union Street, New Bedford, Mass. ALTERING AND REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
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DEXTER'S JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT, Dexter's Blk., 133 Purchase St., New Bedford. A Fine Assortment of
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, ETC.
Door Plates and Numbers constantly on hand in all styles.
ALSO, OPTICIAN. SPECTACLES To Suit all Ages.
We also keep a fine assortment of Fancy Goods for Holiday Presents. Personal attention given to repairing of Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry, and all work warranted.
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Parlow Ebenezer, carpenter Wamsutta mills, house 178 Pleasant
Parlow Ezra, currier, boards 304 Purchase
PARLOW GEORGE F., photographer, 5 Purchase, h. 119 William [n. County
Parlow James M., road master N. B. R. R., h. Campbell, Parlow Loring T., foreman Job Wade, Wall, near North Third, house 14 Mill
Parlow Wilmot L., carriage trimmer, h. 159 State. Parr James, machinist, 90 South Water, b. 65 So. Second Parris Job S., salesman, 15 Purchase, house Middle, cor. North Third
Parsons Israel F., agt. and treas. Liberty Hall, and note and stock broker, room 5 Liberty Hall building, h. 129 Elm
Parsons James, shoemaker, house 17 Spruce
Parsons Sarah L. Mrs., house Bethel court
Parsons Sarah R. Mrs., boards Bethel court
Parsons Thomas L., supt. Liberty Hall Bill Posting Co.,
and stock broker, room 5 Liberty Hall building, h. 45 Hillman [reservoir
Pasell Francis H., gardener, house Mt. Pleasant, near the Pattenaude Alfred, at Wamsutta mills, h. 6 Fulton court Pattenaude Norbert, laborer, house 186 State
Patterson David G., jr., clerk, 34 Union, bds. 25 Cannon Patterson Thomas, rope maker, house 3 Spruce
Paul Ann M., widow of Ebenezer, h. 65 South Second
Paul Frank, house 136 South Third, cor. Grinnell
Paul James M., house 11 Elm
Paul John C., worsteds and trimmings, 27 Purchase, h. do.
Paul Joseph, variety store, 15772 South Water, house 136 So. Third, cor. Grinnell
Paul Sylvester, carriage smith, h. Tarkiln hill road
Paul Sylvester, jr., milkman, bds. Tarkiln hill road
Paulding Herbert R., shoe cutter, house 69 South Third
Paulding John B., boot mnfr., house 176 Grinnell
Paulding Wm. A., bookkeeper, 14 William, house 118 South Sixth
Paulding William C., foreman, h. 45 Spring, cor. Fifth Paupard Ralph, laborer Wamsutta mills, house 2 Hamp- ton court
Payne Francis T., laborer, house 40 Cedar
Peabody Charles, house 5 Fifth
Pearman Charles A., sail maker, Front, cor. Union, house 69 Mill
Pease Frank R., clerk 183 County, boards 167 do.
Pease James H., city sealer, and furniture, 214 Purchase, house 242 County
Pease Madeline R., widow of Manuel, h. 66 So. Second 13
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Pease Mary, widow of Zephaniah, h. 142 So. First Pease Peleg, medicines and variety store, 74 Grinnell, h. 142 South First
Pease William A., apothecary, 183 County, h. 167 do. Pease Wm. W., machinist, house 72 Washington Peck Albert F. Mrs., house 8 South Water
Peck James N., painter, house 120 South Front Peck Jemima, widow, h. French av., cor. Middle road Peck Joseph B., at N. B. Copper Works, house 179 Pleasant
Peck Willard S., farmer, h. French av .. cor. Middle road Peckham Annie, wid. of Isaac E., h. 86 South Sixth Peckham Caleb C., baker S. Watson & Son, h. 49 County Peckham Carrie F. Miss, teacher north primary school, old County road, boards R. White's, do.
Peckham Elisha N., cooper, h. 231 South Second
Peckham Frederick D., hackman, h. 203 North Third
Peckham John B., gardener Rhoda T. Gifford, 15 Coun- ty, h. Fair, near County
Peckham Martin V. B., baker H. H. Fisher, boards 49 County, corner Forest
Peckham Nathaniel B., carpenter, h. 114 High
Peckham Richard T., h. City farm, Clark's Point road
Peckham Samuel G., laborer, h. 13 Morgan's lane
Peckham Sarah B., ironer City Laundry, 170 No. Third house at Fairhaven
Peckham Thomas H. B., shoe finisher, house 35 Allen Peckham Wm. R., engineer Thayer & Judd, h. 101 Cedar Pedro Antone J., laborer, house 252 South Water Pedro Frank, laborer, h. 177 Allen, n. Dartmouth line Pedro Frank, laborer, house 127 South Third
Pedro John H., clerk, 28 Howland, h. 2612 do.
Pedro Joseph H., variety store, 28 Howland, h. do. Pedrozo Manuel A., clerk 111 Union, b. 111 So. Water Peed Thomas J., shoemaker, 12312 Purchase, house 262 So. Water
Peeling Geo., clerk, boards 32612 Purchase
Peeling Martha, widow of Joseph, h. Ash, cor. Mill
Peetfin Anthony, oiler, house 4 Hampton court
Peets Chas. H., fireman N. B. Copper Works, h. 3 Grand Peets Henry, blacksmith N. B. Copper Works, house new County road, near Durfee
Peets Wm. F., mason, house 107 Smith
Peirce Alexander, mason, h. rear 64 North Third Peirce Asa C. (Peirce & Bushnell), store 58 No. Water, and factory 72, 74 and 76 No. Water, h. 9 Bush Peirce Amanda, wid. of Charles M., jr., h. 273 County Peirce Amanda M., wid. of James L., h. 215 So. Water Peirce Amy Mrs., house 32 Hillman
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Peirce Andrew B., clerk Isaac C. Sherman, Fourth, cor. Bedford, bds. Robert Mckenzie's, Ocean
PEIRCE BENJ. W., engravings, chromos, pictures and picture frames, 144 and 146 Union, house 14412 do. Peirce Charles C., painter, boards 283 So. Second Peirce Charles E., carpenter, house 102 Bedford
PEIRCE CHARLES H., treasurer New Bedford Insti- tution for Savings, William, cor. North Second, h. Maple, corner Ash
Peirce Charles M., drain pipe mnfr., No. Water, h. 75 Elm Peirce Charles W., florist Wm. Peirce, 162 Union, bds. Clinton, cor. Ash
Peirce David B., painter, house 6 West Campbell
Peirce David R., carpenter, h. 83 Maxfield
Peirce Easton Y., florist Wm. Peirce, boards Clinton
Peirce Eliza, widow of Henry, house 81 Pleasant Peirce Ellery (Bryant & Peirce), provisions, h. 59 Summer Peirce Frank, boarding-house, 79 South Water
Peirce Frank, railroad supplies (Boston ), h. 44 Fifth
PEIRCE GEORGE, pianoforte tuner, 162 Union, h. Washington avenue, near Pearl
Peirce Herbert S., clerk, house 215 South Water Peirce Joanna L., widow of Otis H., house 86 Mill PEIRCE JOHN W., cooper, tank builder and iron deal- er, 99 South Water, cor. Griffin, h. 44 Fifth Peirce Julia A., widow of Wm. C., house 34 Seventh PEIRCE LAVELLO I., wheelwright and wagon build- er, rear 150 So. Water, h. 140 So. Third
Peirce Lloyd D., wood and coal, rear 150 South Water, h. 140 South Third
PEIRCE LLOYD N., cooper, 190 So. Water, house 140 South Third
Peirce Maria, widow of David, house 24 Bedford
Peirce Martin L., mason, house 84 Mill
Peirce Mary M., dressmaker, 7 Chestnut, h. do.
Peirce Simeon, farmer, house 4 Skiff's avenne
Peirce Stephen D., tailor, boards 59 Summer
Peirce Thomas R., cooper, house 24 Bedford Peirce Warren G., mason, boards 75 Elni
Peirce William, cigars, 168 Purchase, h. 53 Pleasant PEIRCE WILLIAM, florist, conservatories Elm, corner Cottage, store 162 Union, h. Clinton, corner Ash Peirce Wm. G., coachman, house 102 Bedford
Peirce & Bushnell (A. C. Peirce and L. Bushnell), pic- ture frames, 58 North Water, factory 72 and 76 No., Water Peirce, see also Pierce Pelan Thomas, grocer, Kempton, cor. Rockdale av., h. do. Pell George, caterer, house 23 Seventh
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Pendlebury James, farmer, house off Tarkiln hill road, n. R. R.
Pendlebury Joseph Thomas, weaver, bds 310 So. Water Penney Edward B., house 6 Liberty
Penney Edward F., tinsmith, house 85 South Sixth Penney E. D. Mrs., dressmaker, house 85 So. Sixth Pennington Francis, section hand, house 31 Austin Percival Isaac, carpenter, house 162 Purchase
Percy Thomas, driver job wagon, h. Chauncey, North of Arnold
PERKINS ANDREW W. (New Bedford Concrete and Roofing Co.), wood and coal, Cedar, corner Hillman, house Hillman, corner Cedar [Hillman Perkins Jabez, watchman N. B. Copper Works, house 44 Perkins Jabez B., boards 44 Hillman
Pero Victor, weaver, house 188 State
Perrault Joseph, laborer, house 15 North Front
Perry Alonzo F., tinsmith, house 24 School
Perry Antoine J., laborer, house Lindsay, near Kempton
Perry Antone, laborer, house 8. Grinnell
Perry Arthur E., student, boards 137 County
Perry Charles D., carriage painter, house 78 Forest
Perry Charles H., clerk 51 Purchase, boards 165 Pleasant Perry Clara Mrs., boards 4 North Sixth
Perry Duncan I., house ( Hillside) Acushnet av., east side Perry Eben, merchant, North, near North Second, house 137 County
Perry Ebenezer S., merchant tailor, 4 Ricketson block, Union, house 107 Maxfield
Perry Edward E., carriage trimmer, bds. 161 Mill
Perry Edward M., student, boards 137 County
PERRY ELLIS, agent Acushnet Coal Co., foot of Hill- man, house 78 Thomas
Perry Ellis B., cutter E. S. Perry, house 77 North
Perry Frank, house 225 South Water
Perry Frank, seaman, house 29 South Water Perry Franklin E., mariner, h. 67 Allen, cor. So. Cottage Perry George, city liquor store, 93 William, h. 161 Mill
Perry George W., carpenter, house 70 Spruce
Perry Hannah Miss, house 194 Purchase
Perry Henry I., carriage painter G. L. Brownell, house 126 South First [Third
Perry Henry C., machinist, boards 47 School, cor. South
Perry Henry J., carriage painter, house 120 So. Front Perry Jabez W., master mariner, house 35 Maxfield Perry James H., mariner, house 357 South Water Perry John, laborer, house 225 South Water
Perry John S. (S. F. Perry & Son), livery and boarding stable, 50 Elm, boards 17 do.
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Perry Joseph, laborer, house 123 South Third Perry Joseph, laborer, house South First st. place Perry Joseph, house 147 South Water [Pleasant Perry Joseph, night watchman Wamsutta mills, house 165 Perry Joseph F., seaman, house 121 South First Perry Joseph J., cigar maker, house So. First st. lane Perry Julia, widow of Joseph, house 120 South Front Perry Manuel, laborer, Wamsutta mills, h. 317 Purchase Perry Manuel, seaman, house 267 South Water .
Perry Manuel, laborer Potomska mills, house 96 So. Front Perry Mannel, at Potomska mills, house 98 South Front Perry Manuel, seaman, house 229 South Second Perry Manuel, mariner, house 225 South Water Perry Manuel J., laborer, house 177 South Water Perry Maria W., widow of Edwin A., h. 112 Purchase Perry Nelson, clerk 296 Purchase, house 5 Hampton ct. Perry Orren G., currier, house 9 Chancery
Perry Salmon F. (S. F. Perry & Son), livery and board- ing stable, 50 Elm, house 17 do.
Perry Samuel C., house 30 Hillman
Perry Samuel H., gilder, boards 30 Hillman [mer
Perry Samuel S., provisions, 100 Purchase, h. 105 Sum-
Perry Solomon T., master mariner, house 77 North
Perry Stephen D., mail contractor, boards 116 Kempton
Perry S. F. & Son (Salmon F. and John S. Perry), livery stable, 50 Elm
Perry William A., engineer, house 162 Kempton
Perry William H., house 126 North Third
Peters Bruno, ship carpenter, house Ash, near Maple
Peters Peter J., scissors grinder, house Belleville road, n. Acushnet river
Peterson Louis, currier Job Wade, boards Darius Davis, Hazard
Pettee Abby J., widow of Daniel, house 103 Hillman
Petterson Charles A. B., boards 70 Hillman
Pettey Albert, mason, boards 206 So. Third, cor. Rivet Pettigrew John, laborer, house Bridge sq.
Petty Luther, card grinder, house 1 Turner's court Peugh John A., laborer, house 92 Sullivan
Phalen James, weaver, boards 20 Hampton court
Phalen Michael, loom fixer, house 20 Hampton court Phillips Allen, house 184 Purchase
Phillips Charles E., painter, house 8 Maxfield
Phillips Charles F., compositor Mercury office, boards 56 Hillman [Hillman
Phillips Charles S., in Wilson & Co.'s Flour mills, h. 56 Phillips George A., weaver, bds. 13 Fulton court
Phillips George R. (Wm. Phillips & Son), commission merchant, 7 Middle, house 97 Elm
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Phillips Henry T., frame maker, house 184 Purchase
Phillips Jonah, weaver, house Washburn, 11th on right from Acushnet avenue
Phillips Seth, seaman, house 11 Morgan's lane
Phillips S. E. Miss, teacher Dartmouth street primary school
Phillips William (William Phillips & Son), commission merchant, house 190 County
Phillips Wm. & Son (Wm. and Geo. R. Phillips), com- mission merchants, 7 Middle
Phillips William T., weaver, bds. 13 Fulton court
Phinney Charles E., weaver, bds. 283 South Second
Phinney Charles H., expressman Hatch & Co.'s express, h. 59 Cedar
Phinney Nathan, mason, house 81 Pleasant
Phinney Nathan D., clerk, 111 Union, honse 68 North
Phinney Otis B., clerk Ashley & Smith, 345 Purchase, honse do.
Phinney Sarah G., widow of Braddoc, h. 115 Pleasant
Phipps Charles E., harness maker, 24 Pleasant (Cheap- -side), boards 30 Hill
Phipps Wm. B., weaver, house 244 North Third Pickens Asa, house 351 Purchase
Pickens George, house 351 Purchase
Pierce Adeline Mrs., house Kempton, cor. Hunter
Pierce Andrew, butcher, house 67 Hillman
PIERCE ANDREW G., treas. Wamsutta mills, agt. New
Bedford, Vineyard and Nantucket Steamboat Co., and treasurer New Bedford and Fairhaven Street Railway Co., office over Merchants National Bank, North Water, house 89 Spring
Pierce Andrew G., clerk, 111 Fourth
Pierce Anthony, jr., house Acushnet avenue, east side, 2d south Davis
Pierce Asa B., mason, house 147 Elm
Pierce Austin, glass cutter, house 231 South Water
Pierce A. Martin, physician, room 1 Ricketson block, Un- ion, house 1 Spruce
Pierce Betsey, widow of Martin, house 159 Middle
PIERCE BRADFORD S., cement, soil and drain pipe mnfr., 9 Bedford, and Fourth, south end Morse
Twist Drill Works, also mason and whitener, house 43 School, corner South Third
Pierce Carrie, widow of John A., house 84 Wash.
Pierce Charles C., painter, house 24 Cypress
Pierce Charles E., foreman press department Standard of- fice, boards 27 Elm
Pierce Charles H., laborer, house 24 Dartmouth
Pierce Charles W. mason, boards 159 Middle
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Pierce Crawford S., mason, house 9 Bedford
Pierce Eben, bomb lances, 6 William
Pierce Edward T., clerk Wamsutta mills, over Merchants National Bank, h. 89 Spring, cor. So. Eighth
Pierce Elizabeth H. Mrs., house 4 Foster
Pierce Erskine, house 132 Purchase
Pierce Frank C., lather, house 1 Spruce
Pierce Frederick H., shoemaker, house 176 Kempton
Pierce George L., mason, boards 159 Middle
Pierce Henry L., boot and shoe maker, 27 Pleasant, bds. 14 Cypress
Pierce H. P., music teacher, room 15 Liberty Hall bldg., house do.
Pierce John A., foreman Alex. H. Seabury's farm, head Hawthorn, house do.
Pierce Joseph F., at Wamsutta mills, bds. 220 Pleasant
Pierce Latham C., mason, boards 43 School
Pierce Margaret, widow of Henry C., h. 247 Purchase Pierce Mary P., widow of Clark, house 14 Cypress
Pierce Otis, mason, house. 1 Spruce
Pierce Otis N., book keeper Wamsutta mills, office over Merchants National Bank, house 32 So. Cottage Pierce Philip A., lawyer, 26 North Water
Pierce Sabrs, master mariner, house 8 Griffin
Pierce Susan, widow, house 112 South Water
Pierce Thomas H., sash and blind maker, h. 181 Purchase Pierce, see also Peirce
Pierman Charles A., sailmaker, house 69 Mill
Pike Andrew J., butcher, h. Kempton, cor. Jenny Lind Pillings John Mrs., house 9 Austin, cor. Pleasant Pinder Catherine, widow of Wm., house 56 First
Pinder George F., laborer, 9 and 15 North Front, house 56 First
Pinder William, coachman, 62 Fifth, house do.
Piper Alexzine S. V., wid. of Robert H., h. 80 So. Sixth
Piper Augustus D., hair dresser, under Parker House, h. 7412 Purchase
Piper Edward I., tin and sheetiron worker, 206 Purchase, boards do.
Piper William H., agent, house 80 South Sixth
Piron Edward A., weaver, house 11 Logan
Piron Hannah Mrs., boarding house, 11 and 13 Logan Pitman Benjamin, silverware manufacturer, 80 Union, h. 25 South Cottage, corner Maple
Pitman Deborah, widow of Samuel, house 29 Bedford
Pitman George N., driver Hatch & Co.'s express, boards 28 Chestnut
Pitman George W., carpenter, house, 28 Chestnut
Pitman Henry L., marine reporter Standard office, house 123 Fifth
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Pitman William H., clerk New Bedford Institution for Savings, boards 28 Chestnut
Pitts E. C. Miss, dressmaker, 9 Sixth, house do. Pittsley Howard, teamster, house 3 Tarkiln hill road Pittsley Reuben M., farmer, house 2 Braleyville road Pittsley William, 2d, farmer, house old County road Place Hannah E., widow of Henry, house rear 37 Smith Place Thomas, laborer, house 151 North Second
Place William J., hack driver, house rear 35 Smith Plant Amos, boards 1 Austin, corner Purchase Plant John, card grinder, house rear 300 North Third Plant John, shoemaker, house 1 Austin, cor. Purchase
Plant Nicholas, shoemaker Hathaway, Soule & Harrington, house rear 300 North Third
Pledger Jane, widow of Philip, house 68 South Orchard Plummer Charles W., house Hawthorn, near Page
Plummer Frederick A., furniture painter Caleb Maxfield, house 156 State, corner Franklin
Plummer Horace M., mail carrier, house 29 Willis PLUMMER LEANDER A., treasurer N. B. Cordage
Co., office Rotch's square, house Hawthorn, c. Page Plummer Leander A., jr., house Hawthorn, cor. Page
Podesta Giovanna M., peddler, house 50 Howland
Polk Mary, widow, house 180 Kempton
Pollard Andrew C., house 114 Pleasant
Pollay Jacob, rigger, house 34 South
Pollock Albert H., mariner, boards 162 Grinnell
Pollock Daniel F., painter, boards 162 Grinnell
Pollock Daniel G., house 162 Grinnell
Pollock Fred'k O., cigar maker, 92 Purchase, b. 12 Bethel Pollock George H., foreman New Bedford Iron Foundry, boards 99 Washington, cor. Crapo
Pollock George H., in Gosnold mills, boards 12 Bethel
Pollock John, boot and shoemaker, 80% Union, house 12 Bethel
Pollock John H., cigar dealer, 6312 Union, bds. 12 Bethel Pollock Nelson G., molder, bds. 99 Wash., cor. Crapo Pollock Samuel H. (A. G. Stanton & Co), grocer and provision dealer, 137 So. Third, house 14 Crapo Pollock Simon S., house 99 Washington, cor. Crapo Pollock William H., laborer, bds. 162 Grinnell Pomber Antone, fruit, 23512 So. Water, house do. Pomeroy Henry G., machinist, house rear 127 Purchase Pomfret Richard, weaver, h. 5 Blackmore, c. So. Water Pond Esther E., widow of E. D., restaurant, 67 and 69 William, house 64 Foster
Pool Arthur T., teamster, house Plainville
Pool George A., cooper, house 82 South Third
Pool Philip S., laborer, house Plainville
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Poole George H., carriage smith, house 94 County Pope Abner P., carpenter, house 25 Kempton
Pope Frank L., passepartout maker, house 42 County Pope John G. W., house 27 Walnut
Pope Joseph, real estate manager, bds. Sheridan House Pope Samuel P., refiner Thayer & Judd, h. Pope's Island Pope Seth F., compositor Mercury office, b. 77 So. Second Pope Thomas, jr., h. Acushnet av., north of Coggeshall
Pope William G. E., merchant, 29 No. Water, house 110 South Sixth
Popple Benjamin F., oil presser W. A. Robinson & Co., house 4 County, near Thompson's lane
Popplestone Alfred M., miller Wilson & Co., house 120 Pleasant
Popplestone Susan, widow of William, h. 71 Fourth
Post Francis, decorator Smith Brothers, house 31 Allen
Post Harry, shoemaker, boards 17 Bonney
Post Nancy, widow of Richard G., house 114 Washington POST OFFICE, North Second, cor. William, Thomas Coggeshall, postmaster
Post Ruth, widow of Francis, house 17 Bonney
Post William C., apothecary, 12 Pleasant (Cheapside), h. 163 Grinnell
Potomska mills, opp. 269 So. Water, treasurer's office 13 Rodman
Potter Almira Miss, house 90 Linden
Potter Andrew H. expressman, 19 Commercial wharf, h. 183 County
Potter Annie R. Miss, dressmaker, 23 Hillman, bds. do. Potter Asa, laborer, house 66 Cypress
Potter Charles P., farmer, bds. Geo. P. Potter's, foot Wall Potter Charles W., butcher, house 266 Kempton
Potter Charles W., jr., salesman Sisson & Anthony, h. 58 Sixth
Potter Charles W. H., carpenter, house 143 Summer Potter Cynthia H., widow of Jonathan, h. 120 Kempton Potter Edw. E. F., clerk, 26 No. Water, bds. 23 Chestnut Potter Edwin A., mariner, boards 66 Cypress
Potter Elizabeth D., widow of Stephen N., h. 161 County Potter Frank E., mariner, boards 66 Cypress
Potter Fred S., clerk, 40 No. Water, bds. Parker House Potter Frederick P., gardener, h. new County rd., n. Durfee Potter George A., farmer, house Hathaway road, near Rockdale avenue
Potter George F., shoemaker, boards 60 Thomas
Potter George H., painter O. Gifford, bds. 75 No. Third Potter George P., farmer, house foot Wall
Potter Hannah, widow of Peleg, house 63 Mill .
Potter Herbert A., 128} Union, boards 23 Chestnut
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Potter Isaiah H., calker, house 55 Hill
Potter James C., carriage trimmer, boards 18 Griffin
Potter James W., painter, house 232 South Water
Potter James W., purser steamer City of Fitchburg, b. do. Potter John W., passepartout maker, 72 North Water, boards 23 North
Potter Joshua W., farmer, house Hathaway road
Potter Loring, cooper, house 23 North
Potter Lydia A., widow, house North, cor. Cypress
Potter Margaret, widow of Warren S., h. 23 Chestnut
Potter Peleg, house 1 Hickory, next Dartmouth
Potter Philip, paint grinder, house 72 Foster
Potter Ruth Miss, house 128 Purchase
Potter Sarah S. Mrs., boarding house, foot Wall
Potter Simeon, house new County road, near Durfee
Potter Southward, 2d, accountant, 104 Union, house 25 Kempton
Potter Stephen R., house 161 County
Potter William Mrs., house 84 State
Potter William F. (William F. Potter & Co.), wholesale grocer, Union, cor. No. Front, bds. 35 Eighth
POTTER WILLIAM F. & CO. (William F. Potter and
Arthur Cummings), wholesale grocers, Union, corner North Front
Potter William J. Rev., pastor Unitarian church, house 223 Union
Potthoff Louis A., currier, house Washburn, 12th on right from Acushnet avenue
Potts James, carder, bds. 186 Pleasant, cor. Hazard
Pottz Augustus, clerk, 43 William, boards 69 Elm
Power James, card grinder, h. 287 So. Second, next Rivet Power Michael E., machinist, house 2 Robeson
Powers James, laborer, house Merrimac, near State
Powers James, weaver, h. 450 No. Third, next Washburn Powers James F., machinist, house Merrimac, between State and County
Powers Mary K., widow of Edmund, house 2 Robeson
Powers Nicholas Mrs., house 250 North Third
Powers Walter, weaver, house 316 North Third Prada Antone, seaman, house 11 Morgan's lane Prada John, laborer, house 177 South Second
Pratt Enos, fowl and dog dealer, 5 School, house do.
Pratt George C. (Pratt & Alley), 97 Purchase, b. 23 North Pratt Thomas B., com. traveler, house 29 Mill
Pratt & Alley (G. C. Pratt and A. G. Alley, jr.), Boston branch store, 97 Purchase
Pray Roland Gibbs, at Hathaway, Soule & Harrington's, boards 14 School
Pray Sarah A. C., principal Grove primary school, boards 14 School, cor. South Water
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Pray Wm. H. H. Mrs., boarding-house, 14 School Prentice Sarah V. Mrs., dressmaker, 612 Fifth, h. do.
Prescott Charles D., physician, 120 William, corner Eighth, house do.
Prescott Oliver, lawyer, 26 No. Water, h. 117 County
Priaulx Peter, servant man, 119 County, bds. do. Price Alexander, file mnfr., 3312 So. Water, h. 33 do. Price Charles R., clerk, 2 Central wharf, b. 102 Pleasant Price Deborah, widow of Simeor, house 200 Purchase Price George H., club house, Fish Island, b. 200 Purchase Price Keziah R., widow of Benjamin, h. 102 Pleasant Price Mary A. Mrs., house 15 Chauncey
Price William F., hostler, house 200 Purchase
Prime Andrew, laborer, boards 208 Middle
Prime Mary, widow, house 208 Middle
Prior James P., cooper, house 50 North
PROVIDENCE EXPRESS CO., Hatch & Co., 5 Rick- etson block
Provo Austin, laborer, house 153 State
Purington Charles F., house 76 Hillman
Purington Charles G., wood yard, 193 Kempton, house 109 Summer [ty road
Purington Charles H., bds. W. S. Purington's, new Coun- Purington Clarence L., h. Mt. Pleasant, n. the reserv oir Purington Frank . H., printer, boards 76 Hillman
Purington Henry A., carpenter, house 85 Walden
Purington Hiram S., boards Wm. S. Purington's, new County road
Purington John A., ship joiner, house 189 North
Purington John G., tinsmith, boards 189 North
Purington Louisa A., widow of Nathaniel S., house 76 Hillman
Purington Philip B. (Purington & Brown), house fur- nishing goods, 55 Purchase, h. 153 North, c. Cypress Purington Wm. S., h. new County road, near Durfee Purington & Brown (Philip B. Purington and Oliver F. Brown), crockery, etc., 55 Purchase
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