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Park Jonathan, house 465 Main
Parker Abbott, newspapers, etc., 534 Cam- bridge, house 105 Inman
Parker Alice R., boards 83 Auburn
Parker Alice W., widow of John D. jr., h. 20 Quincy
Parker Anson H., salesman (400 Washing- ton, B.), boards 38 Second Parker Bridget, widow of John T., bouse rear 249 Franklin
Parker Carlton Mrs., house 24 Bigelow
Parker Charles H., mechanical engineer, 92 Main, house 302 Harvard
Parker Charles W., clerk, 627 Main, house 3 Ashburton place Parker Christopher, waiter, bds. 20 Flagg Parker Daniel, W., foreman (25 Washing- ton, B.), house 262 Pearl
Parker Edmund M., lawyer, (40 State, room 20, B.), boards 5 Craigie
Parker Edward H., salesman (518 Wash- ington, B.), boards 24 Bigelow
Parker Eliza C. Miss, house 23 Garden
Parker Ellen, widow of Thomas B., house 16 Farwell place
Parker Frank HI., clerk, (33 Summer, B.), boards 24 Bigelow
Parker Frank H., machinist, h. r. 72 Allston Parker Fred C. (Aaron & Parker), cigar maker, 513 Main, house 40 Winsor Parker Francis E., salesman (13 Federal, B.), house 112 Inman
Parker Galen A. (Parker & Page), lumber, First, house at Reading
Parker Geo. C., boards 24 Bigelow
Parker George E., brush maker, h. 89 Vine Parker George E., jr., machinist, 169 Gore, house 101 Thorndike
Parker G., driver Cambridge R. R. Co. Parker G. H., student H. U., b. 686 Main Parker Harleston, h. 22 Appian-way
PARKER HORATIO G., law- yer (43 and 44 Sears building, B.), h. 29 Concord avenue
Parker John E., laborer, h. 28 Charles River
Parker John H., peddler, house 39 Union Parker Leland N., salesman (450 Washing- ton, B,), house Harris, opp. Frost
Parker Levi W., clerk (147 Milk, B.), bds. 38 Second
Parker Lilla Mrs., house 3 Essex court
Parker Louisa P., Miss, teacher High school, boards 38 Second
Parker Luther L., deputy sheriff, office Lechmere Bank building, E. C., house 38 Second
Parker Luther L. jr., engineer B. & L. R. R., house 7 East
Parker Marcellus B., clerk, 131 Pearl, h. Acorn, corner Chestnut
Parker Mary, widow of Richard, house 18 Cambridge
Parker Mary M., widow of Joel, house 5 Craigie
Parker Milton A., clerk T. H. Brewer, Brattle square, boards 19 Winthrop Parker Newell O., house 93 Chestnut
Parker Robert E., laborer, house 440 Main Parker Sarah, wid. of Oliver, h. Hadley pl. Parker Susan Miss, house 23 Garden
Parker Susan S., widow of David, boards 21 Cogswell avenue
Parker Thomas, hay and grain, 240 and 242 Main, house at West Somerville
Parker Willard, clerk (61 Franklin, B.), boards 24 Bigelow
Parker William, carver, house 52 Sixth Parker William F., student H. U., rooms 5 DeWolf
Parker Willie H., clerk (301 Washington, B.), boards 3 Essex court
Parker & Page (Galen A. Parker and Fran- cis E. Page), lumber yard opp. Russ Moulding Co., First, office (24 Canal, B.)
F DARKHILL CHARLES L. D., printer, (218 Franklin, B.), boards 100 Magazine
P DARKHILL SAMUEL J., printer (218 Franklin, B.), house 100 Magazine
Parkhurst Chas. F., foreman paint shop, 169 Gore, house 2 Squire's court Parkhurst George E., engineer, house 127 Franklin
Parkin W. N., driver Cambridge R. R. Co. Parkinson Charles A., butcher Niles Bros., boards J. F. Parkinson's Concord ave. Parkinson Henry A., teamster, house Con- cord avenue, near Belmont line
Parkinson John Fred, butcher Niles Bros., Concord avenue, house near do.
Parkinson Richard G., teamster 253 Cam- bridge, house 46 Winter
Parkman John, machinist, house 48 Union Parks Elizabeth C., widow of Japtha, h. 408 Main Parks James, laborer, 502 Main
NAILS, LEAD, ZINC, &C.,
AT BURDITT & WILLIAMS', 20 DOCK SQUARE.
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Parks James H., diamond polisher, boards School cor. Moore
Parks Jane, widow of James, h. 58 Amory Parks Joseph L., clerk (Custom House, B.), boards 408 Main
Parks Joseph W., laborer, bds. 58 Amory
Parks Maggie Miss, nurse, h. 10 Lake
Parks Otis B., painter, boards 408 Main Parks William, moulder, 356 Main, house School, corner Moore
Parlin Frank E., telegraph operator, (109 State, B.), b. 93 Austin
Parlin Frank H., lawyer, 583 Main, b. 84 Austin
Parmelee Edward F., salesman, 211 Bridge, h. Winchester
Parmenter Albert F., trimming dept., 162 Broadway, h. 401} Main
Parmenter Mary Miss, h. 37 Second
Parmenter William H., salesman, 31 Elm, house 12 Essex [471 Main
Parnell Margaret A., widow of Wm., h. Parnell Wm. H., clerk (432 Washington, B.), house 471 Main [court
Paronovost Augustus, cooper, h. 18 Squires Parr Wallace E., (Parr & Beardsley), 9 Palmer, house 87 Concord av.
Parr William H. Mrs., h. 3 Prospect
Parr & Beardsley (Wallace E. Parr and Chas. H. Beardsley), painters, 9 Palmer Parrish Robert W., sawyer, 3 Hampshire, h. 14 Suffolk
Parrock Isabella, widow of William H., h. 134 Pleasant
Parrow Nice, broommaker, bds. 75 Spruce Parrow Peter, broommaker, h. 75 Spruce
Parry Bros. & Co., (John E. and Wm. A. Parry, and Alonzo R. Smith), brick mnfrs., foot Raymond, office 220 North avenue
Parry Geo. E., brick maker, bds. 29 Rice Parry John E. (Parry Bros. & Co.), brick mnfr., house 27 Rice
Parry Richard H., brick maker, h. 29 Rice Parry Robert A., (Parry Bros. & Co.), b. 29 Rice [Rice
Parry Susan, widow of C. Ephraim, h. 29 Parry Wm. A. (Parry Bros & Co.), brick mnfr., foot Raymond, h. Mt. Pleasant Parsons Albert S., treasurer Cambridgeport Diary Co., 105 Magazine, house 27 Ellsworth avenue [do.
Parsons Alexander, grocer, 18 River, h. Parsons Allen B., carpenter, 5 Palmer, h. 35 Mellen
Parsons Carrier L. Miss, artist (30 Studio bldg., B.), bds. 29 Shepard
Parsons Catharine A., wid. of Theophilus, h. 29 Shepard
Parsons Charles E., gas fitter 12 Harvard Row, bds. 1 Winthrop sq.
Parsons Elizabeth, widow, h. 18 River Parsons George, mason, h. 122 Auburn
Parsons Henry K., stable, also hay and straw, 198 North avenue, boards 10 Russell
Parsons Joseph, chain maker (Old State Prison). h. Holworthy, near Locust
Parsons Josiah P., carpenter, 200} North avenue, boards Porter's Hotel
Parsons Lydia A. Miss, artist (28 School, B.), boards 10 Russell
Parsons S. Celina, widow of Cyrus M., h. foot Avon Hill street
Parsons Sylvanus M., cattle broker, house 10 Russell
Parsons Theophilus Mrs., h. 29 Shepard Partridge Arthur E., machinist, 72 Main Partridge David, case maker, 162 Broad- way, house 56 Webster avenue
Partridge James O., molder, h. 119 West- ern avenue
Partridge John W., h. 17 Ellsworth ave.
Patch Helen E. Miss, h. 13 Shepard
Patch Howard W., printer, h. 127 Auburn
Patch Matilda S., widow of Joseph, house 4 Upton
Patchett James, in Cambridge Rolling Mill, house 1 Berkshire place [block
Patenaude Andrew, carpenter, h. Hawkins, Paton James, student, bds. 154 Brattle
Paton Thomas C. M,, upholsterer (B.), h. 134 Brattle
Patrick George A., contractor, h. 32 Hub- bard avenue
Patrick Ralph, printer, h. 7 Lambert av.
Patrick Thomas, watchman Cambridge R. R. Co., North av. h. 67 Spruce
Patriquin George, clerk (Summer, B.), boards 7 Hamilton .
Patriquin John M., salesman (30 Winter, B.), house 7 Hamilton
Patt Julia, widow, house 196 Franklin
Patten A. W., clerk 150 Bridge, bds Hotel Cambridge, Otis
Patten Ephraim H., clerk, 153 Bridge, bds. Hotel Cambridge [Boston
Patten E. S., laundry, 135 Main, h. at Patten Eva Mrs., laundry, 369 Main, h. at Boston
Patten John, laborer, house 56 Charles
Patterson Albert L. C., clerk, r. 43 Bridge, bds. at Charlestown
Patterson Emil, cook, h. rear 172 Columbia Patterson Franklin, steam fitter (80 Sud- bury, B.), house 5 Lambert avenue
Patterson George, blacksmith, house 63 Columbia
Patterson George E., carpenter, boards 63 Columbia
Patterson James, bds. Porter's Hotel
Patterson James, stone cutter, house 24 Belmont
Patterson James W., stone cutter, 70 Bridge, h. 24 Dudley
Patterson John, stone cutter, h. r. 45 Reed
CEMETERY WORK. GARDENERS, CONTRACTORS, FLORISTS, P. O'BRIEN & SON. 820 Main and 89 Sparks Streets
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· CAMBRIDGE [P] DIRECTORY.
Patterson John E., carpenter, boards 63 Columbia
Patterson Joseph, sawyer (B.), boards 20 Harrison
Patterson Robert J., saloon 73 Cedar, h. 50 do.
Patterson William, carpenter, Rhoades bldg. State, house 426 Cambridge
Pattison William B., cabinet maker, 17 Main, house 4 Hotel Clark
Paul Ivory C., cutter (167 Court, B.), house 17 Pleasant pl.
Paul N. Clifford, carrier (Brookline P. O.), house 15 Florence
Pawlowski August, butcher Niles' Bros., liouse Concord avenue
Pawlowski Julius, butcher Niles' Bros., house Concord avenue
Payette Albert, clerk (162 Court, B.), h. 9 Rogers' block, Main
Payette Alfred, laborer, b. 34 Washington Payette Charles Mrs., house 9 Rogers' block, Main
Payette J., boiler maker, 92 Main
Payne Richard, laborer, h. rear 45 Amory Payne, see Paine
Payson Joseph H., boxmaker, 3 Hampshire, house 117 Winsor
Payzant Robert, laborer, h. 22 Watson
Peabody Andrew P. Rev., h. 11 Quincy
Peabody Francis G., house Shepard, near Garden
Peace James William, file cutter, house 3 Cogswell place
PEAK HOWARD F., slater, foot of Charles River, order box Lyceum bldg, Harvard sq., house 2 Chas. River Pear Charles M., clerk, b. 17 Worcester
Pear Isaac S., spring bed mnfr., Rhoades' bldg., State, store (35 Brattle, B.), house 7 Howard
Pear Lucy A., widow of William B., house 28 Norfolk
Pear Sarah A. Miss, reg. Asso. Charities, Central sq. building, house 28 Front Pear Sarah R., widow of John S., house 17 Worcester [42 Essex Pear Thomas, jeweler [27 Avery, B.), h. Pearson Albert L., laborer, h. 57 Pleasant Pearson Alexander C., paper-hanger, 12 Prospect, house do.
Pearson Augusta, widow of Thomas, house 507 Main [507 do. Pearson Geo. H., clerk, 595 Main, boards Pearson George L., at 139 Broadway, boards 229 do.
Pearson Henry, salesman, h. 507 Main Pearson Henry C., piano maker, 624 Main, house 23 Lawrence
Pearson Legh R., printer, University Press, house 880 Main
Pearson Manuel, machinist, 17 Main, h. 2 Baldwin place
Pearson Martha J. M., widow, lı. 48 Dana
Pearson Mary D., widow of William, house 2 Austin place
Pearson Mary S., widow, h. 23 Lawrence Pearson Sarah, widow of Charles S., house 125 Washington
Pearson Swen, tailor, bds. 2 Bristol
Pearson T., glass cutter, N. E. Glass Works, North
Pearson William, clerk (88 Pearl, B.), house 2 Austin place
Pease Alfred R., clerk (B.), boards 141 North avenue
Pease Curtis S., bookkeeper Boston Ice Co., Prison Point road, h. at Malden Pease Matthew, carpenter, b. 27 Warland Peaslee Cyrus, provisions (40 F. H. square, B.), house 54 Pleasant
Peaslee Elizabeth A. Mrs., h. 8 Howard Peaslee Winfred I., clerk (40 F. H. square, B.), boards 438 Main
Peck William F., machinist, house 17 Clark
7 Main,
Peirce Charlotte E. Miss, h. 4 Kirkland pl. Peirce James Mills, Professor of Mathe- matics H. U., h. 4 Kirkland place Peirce Mary F. Miss, teacher High school, boards 91 Magazine
Peirce Sarah M., widow of Benjamin, h. 4 Kirkland place
Peirce W. Wallace, 452 Harvard, rms. do. Peirce, see Pierce
Pelkey Francis, broom mnfr., Crescent avenue, house 2 Mt. Pleasant
Pellaquin Gilbert, engineer Sands' brick yard, house 106 Concord avenue
Pelonsky Nathan, dry and fancy goods, 403 Cambridge, h. at Somerville
Peltier Fred E., engineer, 12 Harvard, house 128 do.
Peltier Joseph O., organ builder (Cam- bridge, B.), house 51 Market
Peltier Louis O., piano regulator (Vose & Son B.), bds. 51 Market
Pemetler Joseph, currier Müller Bros.
Pendexter Frances E. Miss, teacher Gore primary school, house 80 Fourth
Pendlebury Mary A., widow of Peter, h. 20 Worcester [Norfolk
Penery Julia, widow of Warren, house 186 Penfield John S. F., potter, h. 499 Main
Penfield William B. Mrs., house 499 Main Penfield William J., potter, b. 499 Main
Penke Frederick, shoemaker, 161 Broad- way, house do.
Pennell Ellington hardware, 57 Camb- ridge, house 11 Sixth
Pennell Frank H., clerk, 57 Cambridge, boards 11 Sixth
Pennell James F., hardware, 57 Cambridge, house 34 Second [Washington Pennay Edward, waiter (B.), rooms 41 Penney John D., farmer Richard Penney, foot Harvey, h. 352 North avenue
BURDITT & WILLIAMS,
THE DOCK SQUARE HARDWARE STORE Established 1860. 20 DOCK SQUARE.
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Penney Margaret J. Miss, teacher, boards Richard Penney's, foot Harvey
Penney Richard, farmer, house foot Har- vey, at Arlington line Penney Richard jr., farmer Richard Penney, foot Harvey, bds. do.
Penney Thomas W., farmer, house Elm, corner Russell
Penniman Benjamin F., printer University press, house 6 Daniels court
Penniman Martha A., widow of Albert B., house 297 Broadway
Penniman Thomas J., carriage painter, 446 Main, house 9 State
Pennington George H., bds. 53 Cherry Penniman Walter L., clerk, h. 6 Daniels ct. Pennock Nathaniel A., jeweler, 188 North avenue, house 20 Orchard
Pentz Charles, sausage maker. h. 75 Sixth Pentz George, sausage maker, bds. 75 Sixth Pepper Rosanna, widow of Thomas, house 4 Sacramento
Percival Edmund A., tailor, h. 393 Main Perham John Mrs., house 97 Columbia
Perham Richard P., laborer, h. 27 Brewery Perie Manuel, hairdresser 7 Brattle, b. at B. Perkins Augustus M., painter, house 11 Amory
Perkins Charles H., laborer, 162 Broadway, house 2 Gray place
Perkins Edmund, carpenter, b. 271 Br'dw'y Perkins Edwin, carpenter, 356 Main
Perkins Elisha K., cooper (Boston wharf, First, South Boston), house 107 Pearl Perkins Eva A. Miss, music teacher, bds. 11 Amory
PERKINS GEORGE A., lawyer, 7 Brattle, and (75 State, B.), house 7 Everett
Perkins George D., conductor Camb. R. R. Perkins Hamilton H., clerk (33 North Mar- ket, B.), house 104 Auburn
Perkins Harry W., organ tuner, 162 Broad- way, house at Somerville
Perkins Henry B., clerk, 288 North avenue, boards 1 Dover
Perkins Jennie Estelle Miss, music teacher, boards 11 Amory
Perkins Jesse, laborer, h. 53 Vine
Perkins Jolın jr., house 23 Ellery
Perkins John B., carpenter, house rear 174 Thorndike
Perkins John F., organ tuner, 162 Broad- way, house at Medford
Perkins John K., cooper (Boston wharf, First, South Boston), boards 107 Pearl Perkins Levi Mrs., house 7 Everett
Perkins Napoleon, laborer, h. 32 Spring Perkins Oliver L., slipper mnfr. (Beach, B.), house 45 Magazine
Perkins Oliver L. Jr,, salesman (477 Wash- ington, B.), h. Avon, opp. Norton Perkins Susan S., wid. of H. H., h. 16 Lake
Perkins Walter S., salesman (4 Chauncy, B.), house 23 Ellery
Pero John, tinsmith, house 3 Broadway Perre Antonia, cabinet maker, 79 Main, h. at Charleston
Perrin Arthur (254 Washington, B.), bds. Franklin Perrin's, Arsenal square
Perrin Franklin city auditor, office City Hall, house Arsenal square
Perry Alexander H., carriage painter, rear 10 Brattle, house at Allston
Perry Benjamin G., cutter (28 West B.), h. 9 Boardman
Perry Charles E., blacksmith, Gore's whf., Third, house 117 Otis
Perry Charles F., fireman, b. 19 Winthrop Perry Charles P., boards 117 Otis
Perry Charles T., chair painter (B.), bds. 11 Front
PERRY DANVERS H., wheel- wright, 354 Camb., h. 95 Webster av. Perry Eben F., furniture packer, house 4 Rogers' block, Main
Perry Eben F., newsdealer (E. R. R. depot, B.), house rear 131 Thorndike
Perry Eliza A., widow of Benjamin F., h. 19 Winthrop
Perry Eugene, painter, 3 Sargent, h. do.
Perry Foster, carpenter, h. 15 Fairmont av. Perry Franklin W., bookkeeper (25 South Market, B.), house 11 River
Perry George, tinman, 153 Putnam av., b. 42 Fairmont
Perry George T. (C. A. Moore & Co.), confectionery, 282 Broadway, and (37 Union, B.), h. 861 Main
Perry James, hostler, house 6 Gray place
Perry John H., chair painter (B.), boards 11 Front
Perry John W., chair painter (B.), house 11 Front
Perry Joseph L., salesman (35 F. H. mar- ket, B.), house 44 Market
Perry Jountho, house 130 Bridge
Perry Manuel, laborer, h. 36 Cambridge
Perry Manuel, laborer, h. 128 Bridge
Perry Melvin W., carpenter, h. 19 Green
Perry Simon, painter, house 15 Vine
Perry William H., clerk, 17 Brattle, boards 19 Winthrop
Perry William P., horse trainer, h. 236 Cambridge
Perry William T., chair painter (B.)boards 11 Front
Person E., machinist, 72 Main
Person Elwin F., officer House of Correc- tion, house 129 Thorndike
Pervere C. N. Mrs., house 27 Lee
Pervere David N., boards 27 Lee Pervere, see Pevear
Pesett Charles E., sewing machine agent, h. 107 Elm
Pesong Andrew J., waiter, b. 445} Main Pesong Zeda, waiter, b. 445} Main
KENNEDY'S CRACKERS.
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Peters Charles J., stereotyper (73 Federal, B.), house 110 Austin
Peters Charles J. jr., stereotyper (4 Pearl, B), house 12 Fayette Peters George E., stereotyper (73 Federal, B.), house 107 Austin
Peters Henry P., clerk (P. O., B.), house 132 Prospeet
Peters Samuel S., clerk, (34 F. H. sq., B.), house 38 Pine
Peters William, tinsmith, 502 Main, house 86 Allston
Petersen Carl, laborer, 22 School, house 6 Foster's blk .. Baldwin place
Petersen John, tailor, house 3 Foster's block, 87 Main
Petersen Lewis, varnisher, boards 71 Cambridge
Petersen A., cabinet maker, 44 Cambridge Petersen Thorvald N., architect 602 Main, house at Boston
Peterson Andrew, cabinet maker, Wood- bury. bldg., Otis, h. 203 Cambridge
Peterson Carl S., clerk 8} Mt. Auburn, rooms 10 do.
Peterson Edmund, proof reader Riverside Press, boards 15 Magazine
Peterson Gustavus A., boards 2 Rogers' block, Washington
Peterson Hans, cabinet maker, 23 Brattle, house 157 Green
Peterson John, cigar maker, h. r. 6 Cherry Peterson John F., house 136 Harvard
Peterson John P., carriage body maker, house 1 Webster avenue
Peterson Lewis, clerk, 502 Main, boards 70 Franklin
Peterson Thomas A., case maker Ivers & Pond Piano Co., house 40 Clark
Pettengill Joel C., Watchman Riverside Press, house 8 Hamilton
Pettengill Joseph R., house 886 Main
Pettes Hartwell S., printer, Main, house 17 Pleasant
Pettingill & Pear (Isaac S. Pear), Spring bed mnfrs., Rhoades bldg., State, sales- room (35 Brattle, B.)
Pevear Warren E., ins, agent (31 Milk, room 4, B.), house 5 Pleasant place Pevear, see Pervere
Peverelly George A., liouse 3 Amory place Peverelly Rebecca, widow of Anthony, h. 3 Amory place
DEVEY GILBERT A. A., lawyer, notary public and justice of peace, 555 Main, and (27 Tremont Row, B.), h. 32 Cottage
Pfaeffle Wm., machinist, rms. 43 Market Pfaff George, cracker pedler, rooms 16 Winthrop
Pfleger Gotlieb, laborer, bds. 12} Winter Phalon Hannah, widow of Michael, house 1 Symonds block, De Wolf
Plialen William, case maker, 162 Broadway, house 72 Washington
Phelan Annie Miss, dressmaker, house 198 Hampshire
Phelan Daniel, hostler Cambridge R. R. Phelan Edmund M., cooper (Hoosac Tun- nel Elevator Dock Co., Charlestown). house 110 Magazine
Phelan Edmund T., foreman bindery, 105 Magazine, house 76 Chestnut
Phelan Ellen Miss, dressmaker, house 198 Hampshire
Phelan George, mason, house 123 Elm Phelan James, coachman, 263 Harvard, b. Cambridge, corner Baldwin
Phelan James, lithographer, h. 25 Banks Phelan Jeremiah J., switchman F. R. R., boards 40 Bolton
Phelan Patrick, furniture, stoves, etc., 383 Main, house do.
Phelan Richard, laborer, h. 18 Willow
Phelan Richard, lumper 162 Broadway, h. 137 Elm
Phelan Thomas J., stone cutter, house 140 Dublin
Phelan Timothy A., house 30 Mt. Auburn Phelan W., case maker, 162 Broadway, h. 72 Washington
Phelan William, gardener, Jas. R. Lowell, h. Mt. Auburn, cor. Elmwood av. Phelan Wm., laborer, house 40 Bolton Phelan Wm. T. jr., glazier, 10 Arrow, bds. Mt. Aaburn, cor. Elmwood avenue
Phelps Albert S., at University Press, house 22 Lowell
Phelps Ella G. Miss, rooms 12 Farwell pl. Phelps S. Decatur, conductor Cambridge R. R. Co., house 85 Putnam avenue
Phelps Wm. H., electrographist University Press, house 81 Green
Phelps -, house 8 Walden
Philbrick Edward, driver Cambridge R. R. boards 108 Cambridge [Hotel
Philbrick G. G., carpenter, boards Porter's Philbrick Hattie N. G., action maker, 162
Broadway, house 4 Rogers' block, Main Philbrick Louisa D., widow of Ira R., house 4 Rogers' block, Main
Phillips Benjamin H., piano maker, house 77 Washington
Phillips Bernard C., clerk, 394 Cambridge,
. house at Somerville [ington
Phillips Charles, painter, house 109 Wash- Phillips Charles A., bds. 6 Andrew
Phillips Charles A., bar tender, 2 Winter, boards 7 do.
Phillips Charles W., station agent, Cam- bridge R, R. Co. (Bowdoin sq., Bos- ton), house 8 State
Phillips Clarissa, widow of Thomas, house 733 Cambridge
Phillips David, laborer, house 8 Antrim
Phillips Edward S., furrier, 593} Main, boards Prospect House
PACH BROTHERS,
MAIN STREET, NEXT BECK HALL, H. Wm. Tupper, Manager.
PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR HARVARD UNIVERSITY
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CAMBRIDGE [P]
Philips Edwin W., boards 18 Green
Phillips Elizabeth M., widow of Timothy, house 5 Ericsson court
Phillips Ellen, widow of Charles, house 7 Winter
Phillips E. Burt, shoe mnfr., 37 and 39 Clark, and (153 Summer, B.), house 41 Inman
Phillips Frederick A., clerk, 588 Main, bds. 11 State
Phillips Harriet C., widow of Ivers C., h. 19 Orchard
Phillips James, printer, house 26 Union Phillips James H., plasterer, 548 Main, b. 59 Franklin
Phillips Jennie Miss, milliner, 468 Cam- bridge, boards do.
Phillips Joseph S., cigar mkr., h. 59 Pleasant Phillips Richard, keeper (Court House, B.), bds. 5 Ericsson ct.
Phillips Thomas, boards 5 Ericsson ct. Phillips Thomas E., trunk maker, rear 382 Main, house 6 Andrew
Phillpot A., printer University Press, h. 4 Charles River
Phinney Alice C. Miss, teacher Webster grammar school, boards 7 Prince
Phinney Asa H., house 240 Braodway
Phinney Charles, helper, 72 Main
Phinney Edward H., roller in Cambridge rolling mill, boards 64 Hampshire
Phinney Elizabeth, widow of James E., h. 148 Green
Phinney Everett A., salesman (97 North, B.), house 240 Broadway
Phinney Hubbard, laborer, b. 64 Hampshire Phinney Hugh M., stoves, etc., 244 Broad- way, house 240 do.
Phinney Malford E., in Cambridge rolling mill, house 53 Clark
Phipps George A., confectioner, 75 Cam- bridge, honse at Charlestown [Holly Phipps Joseph P., clerk, h. Hotel Holly, Phipps William R., salesman (134 Sum- mer, B.), house Foxcroft
Pichette Charles E., sewing machine agt., 1 Columbia, house rear 84 Elm
Pickard Elbridge, machinist, b. 30 Russell Pickard Joseph, laborer, house 5 Rogers' block, Washington
Picker Chas. C., glass cutter, N. E. glass works, Nortlı
Pickering Edward Charles, Phillips Prof. of Astronomy, Porf. of Geodesy, and Director of the Observatory, Garden, house do.
Pickering Frank A., bds. 110 Prospect Pickering Frederick A., clerk (89 F. H. market, B.), boards 110 Prospect Pickering Mark, house 110 Prospect
Pickering McLaurin F., ship broker, (8 Exchange place B.), h. 71 Magazine
Pickering McLaurin J., (8 Exchange place, B.), bds. 71 Magazine
Pickering Sarah W. Mrs., milliner, 110 Prospect, house do.
Pickett George F., stone pointer (35 Haw- ley, B.), bds. 21 Western avenue
Pickett Isabella, widow of Abiel H., house 2 Buck's block
Pickett Joseph J., stone pointer (35 Hawley, B. ), nouse 21 Western av.
Pickett Mary E. Miss, bds. 21 Shepard
Pickett Nancy, widow of Samuel, h. 21 Shepard
Pickett Orrin, carpenter. bds. 14 Rockwell Pickett N. Ella Miss, boards 21 Shepard Pidgeon George H., bricklayer, b. 9 Salem Pierce Albert H., clerk (169 Washington, B.), house 26 Worcester
Pierce Alex. McLeod, printer Riverside Press, house 105 Putnam av.
Pierce Benj. J., teamster, 180 Main, h. do. Pierce Charles E., tin and sheet iron work-
er and supt. can dept., 502 Main, h. 67 Inman
Pierce Clara W., widow of Andrew, house Mt. Auburn, above McDonald
Pierce Edwin J., trav. salesman, house 38 River
Pierce Eliza T., w. ofAbner, h. 9 Walden Pierce Elmer G., bds. 515 Main
Pierce Eugene W., carpenter, (B.), house 65 Mt. Auburn
Pierce Ezekiel P. (11 Exchange, B.), h. 279 Broadway
Pierce Francis E., restaurant, 203 North av., house 9 Walden
Pierce George, carpenter, house 88 Fifth Pierce George W., engineer, boards 174 Columbia
Pierce Henry A. (Pierce & Buttrick), fish dealer, bds. Cogswell pl.
Pierce Jas. P., carpenter, h. 65 Mt. Auburn Pierce James W., treas. (126 Milk, B.), house 235 Harvard
Pierce Joseplı S., h. 2 Riverside place Pierce Josephine L. Mrs., millinery (Wash- ington, near Avon, B,), h. 281 Pearl
Pierce J. A., boards 105 Putnam av.
Pierce J. P. Mrs., dressmaker, house 65 Mount Auburn
Pierce Lillian E., wid. of Geo. b. 686 Main Pierce Mary E., widow of Austin, house 22 Cogswell avenue
Pierce Robert T. B., express driver, house 1 Walker's court
Pierce R., cabinet maker, 54 Bridge
Pierce Sarah E., widow of James W., h. 94 Norfolk
Pierce Thomas F., laborer, h. 42 Fairmont Pierce Wm., laborer Cambridge laundry, house 25 Decatur [do.
Pierce Wm. C., clerk 85 Mt. Auburn, b. 65 Pierce William D., leader Pierce's Quad- rille band, lı. 25 Park
MT. AUBURN CEMETERY, Lots Bought, Sold, and Cared for.
P. O'BRIEN & SON,
820 Main and 89 Sparks Sts.
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Pierce & Buttrick, (Henry A. Pierce & Charles E. Buttrick), fish, etc., 115 North avenue
Pierce, see Peirce
Pierpont William, furniture finisher, 602 Main, house 40 School
Pietersc John J., music teacher (541 Wash- ington, B.), house Crescent av.
Pigott Richard, mill hand, 44 Cambridge, house at Charlestown
Pigott William B., compositor, h. 81 Inman Pike Annie S. Mrs., dressmaker, 416 Main, house do.
Pike Alfred C., house 416 Main
Pike Carlos L., supt., Gco. G. Page Box Co., 3 Hampshire, bds. 2 Prospect
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