The Cambridge directory 1884, Part 39

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Publication date: 1884
Publisher: W.A. Greenough,
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Pike Charles, house 20 Front


Pike Charles L., police station 2, house 4 Percy place


Pike Eben W., clerk Charles River Strect Railway, 117 Hampshire, b. 13 Green Pike Henry E., bookkeeper (B.), boards 522 Sacremento


Pike Frederick M., driver ice wagon, bds. 62 Cherry


Pike George S., carpenter, h. 62 Cherry Pike Henry H., contractor, house 522 Sac- rcmento


Pike James, livery stable, 5652 Main and 70 Norfolk, house 7 Norfolk


IKE JOEL L S., livery stablc, Church, opp. Palmer, h. 24 Church Pike John, night watchman Joel S. Pike, Church, h. 22 Farwell place


Pike John N., watchman, B. & L. R. R., house 150 Thorndike


Pike Joseph A., laborer, b. 22 Farwell pl. Pike Joseph S., foreman and shipping agent, 169 Gore, house 138 Otis


Pike Nellie L. Miss, teacher Gore primary school, boards 138 Otis


Pike Summer C., enginecr, 332 Main, h. 418 do.


Pike Theodore L., inspector of sewers, City Hall, house 52 Sacramento


Pike Walter W., asst. city clerk, office City Hall, bds. 22 Winter


Pike William F., sawyer, 3 Hampshire, boards 119 Winsor


Pillard Oliver E., supt. Isham Lock Co., 17 Main, house 127 Norfolk


Pillekey Gilbert, engineer, house 106 Con- cord avenue [ave. Pillekey Nasro, laborer, bds. 106 Concord Piller Emanuel, cigar maker, h. 14 Decatur Pillsbury Samuel, salesman (150 Portland, B.), house 207 Harvard


Pindall Nathaniel, laborcr, h. 34 Hastings Pingree Carrie Miss, clerk, 216 North ave- nue, boards 217 do.


Pingree Charles A., pattern maker, 356 Main, h. at Boston [Washington Pinkerton James, steam fitter, house 109 Pinkham Frederic B. C., carpenter, house 49 Elm


Pinkham George G., tinsmith, 552 Main, h. 119 Green


Piper Annie M. Miss, boards 27 Hudson Piper Carrie L., proof-reader University Press, boards 27 Hudson


Piper Caroline T., widow of Thomas, house 27 Hudson


Piper Geo. F., clergyman, h. 61 Ellery


Piper George F., lawyer (48 Congress, room 23, B.), house 12 Shepard


Piper Henry A., account adjuster (40 Water, room 60, B.), housc 45 Lang- don


Piper Henry C., clerk, boards 45 Langdon Piper Mary E., widow of Wm. T., house 22 Concord avenue


Piper Susan Mrs., widow, h. 32 Shepard Piper Wm. C., clerk, 9 Brattlc, h. 7 Wallace Pitkin Emily R., teacher Allston grammar school, boards 16 Prospect


Pitman John F., coal (Somerville avenue, West Somerville), house 19 Beech


Pitt Herménégile, brick maker, house 152 Spruce


Pitts Michael, house Vassal lane


Placc Charles, box maker (32 Green, B.), house 218 Broadway


Plancich Peter H. (V. Plancich & Son), grocer, 78 Harvard, boards do.


Plancich Vincent (V. Plancich & Son), grocer, 78 Harvard, house do.


Plancich V. & Son (Vincent and Peter H. Plancich), 78 Harvard


Plandin John, cabinet maker, 44 Cam- bridge, house at Charlestown


Plean Louis, baker, house 38 School


Plummer Alfred F., piano key maker, 137 Broadway, house 104 Norfolk


Plnmmer Bard, house 77 Lake View avenue Plummer Carrie H. Mrs., dressmaker. lı. 19 Winthrop


Plummer Frederick W., clerk (26 Sum- mer, B.), house 27 Essex


Plummer Henry, egg dealer, bds. 559 Main Plummer Horatio N., house 254 North av. Plummer John W., watchmaker, (Wal- tham), boards 64 Dana


Plummer Rufus B., carpenter, house 41 Baldwin [Winsor


Plummer Wm. E., bookbinder, boards 42 Plummer William H., house 95 Grcen


Plummer William H. P., carpenter, house 42 Winsor


Plumridge Geo., printer Riverside Prcss, bds. 66 Fairmont


Plunkett Richard, painter, 356 Main, house at Charlestown


Poehlman Andrew, laborer, house rear 426 Cambridge [coln


Poehlmann Geo., cabinet maker, h. 8 Lin- Pohlman Z., cabinet maker, 44 Cambridge Poindexter A., hostler, Cambridge.R. R·


Poindexter John T., waiter Memorial Hall, house 11 Elmer


BEST


Assortment of Bronze Hardware in New England AT 20 DOCK SQUARE. BURDITT & WILLIAMS.


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Poirier Philias, brick maker, house foot of Clifton


Poland Edward W., foreman J. S. Pike, Church, rooms 46 Winthrop


Police Court, City building, Brattle square Polk Daniel B., laborer, h. 254 Franklin Pollard Edwerd, glass etcher N. E. Glass Works, house 22 Sixth


Pollard Frederic W. Rev., boards 1 Pine Pollard George, carpenter, h. 44 Norfolk Pollard Geo, Mrs., milliner, h. 44 Norfolk Pollard John S .. house 9 Bigelow


Polley John, teamster, house 35 Somerset


Pollock William, laborer, b. 21 McCabe


Ponce John H., lawyer, 89 Cambridge and


(198 Washington, B.), boards Hotel Cambridge


Pond Alexander G.,hairdresser, 4 Pearl, h. 54 Franklin


Pond Fred A., apothecary, 152 Harvard, b. 276 Broadway


Pond Fred E., hairdresser, 4 Pearl, boards 54 Franklin


Pond J. M., sewing machine agent, 647 Main, boards Essex


Pondexter Foote, lab., h. 63 Washington


Pool Isaac K., grocer, 3 Rogers' block, Main, house Hotel School


Poole Calvin, mason, boarding-house, house 9 Norfolk


Poole Fred L., travelling salesman, 503 Main, house 125 Austin


Poole George S., machinist, h. 179 Main


Poole Melville L., machinist, b. 179 Main


Poor Chas. H., teamster (33 Castle, B.), house 43 Cedar


Poor Edward R., sailmaker (B.), house 1 Sacramento place


Poor Edward R. jr., sailmaker (B.), bds., 1 Sacramento place


Poor John, machinist (Utica, B.), boards 1 Sacramento place [ramento pl. Poor Robert, sailmaker (B.), boards 1 Sac. Poor William A., celluloid layer, house 225 Broadway


Pope Charles, organ maker, h. 15 Tufts Pope Charles G. (Hammond & Pope), law- yer, 623 Main, and (27 Tremont row, row, B.), h. at E. Somerville


Pope Eugene A., bookkeeper (9 Tremont, B.), house 21 Clinton


Pope Frank G., stencil maker (8 Dock sq., B.), house 98 River


P OPE FREDERIC, architect and builder (209 Washington, rooms 35 and 36, B.), bds. 136 Austin


Pope John, stencils (8 Dock sq., B.), h. 45 Cottage


Pope Samuel (8 Dock sq., B.), h. 136 Austin Pope Samuel M., student, bds. 19 Erie


Pope Walter H., salesman (130 Federal, B.), h. at Boston Highlands


Pope William, hairdresser 1} Brattle, bds. 12 Dunster


Popkin Mary R. Miss, house 25 North av. Poratt Albert, safemaker, 17 Main Porcellian Club, 444 Harvard


Porter Benjamin F., stair builder, 74 Boyl- ston, h. 7 Mt. Auburn


Porter David F., travelling salesman, 128 Winsor, house 89 Tremont


Porter David S., hulled corn, 400 Main, house 400 do.


Porter Edward O., boards 35 Essex


Porter Frank, safemaker, 17 Main


Porter Franklin, furniture mover (Charles, cor. Mt, Vernon, B.), b. 52 River


Porter George W., clerk, 114 Cambridge, boards 95 Spring


Porter Hamilton, machinist, h. 136 Harvard Porter Harry G., clerk (19 Central, B.), house 50 Buckingham


Porter Horace L., clerk, 5 Broadway, h. 153 Brookline


Porter James W., clerk, Inman square Hotel, boards do.


PORTER LINN B., editor and proprietor Cambridge Chronicle, 573 Main, house 42 Pearl


Porter Nellie Mrs., house 42 Cogswell av. Porter Patrick H., machinist (B.), house 9 Fifth [h. 68 Prospect


Porter Perez G., salesman (32 Broad, B.), Porter Roland R., packer, 162 Broadway, way, house 63 School


Porter William, furniture mover (Charles, cor. Mt. Vernon, B.), h. 52 River


Porter Wm. H., salesman, h. 45 Erie


Porter Wm. N., glass-cutter N. E. Glass Co., house 95 Spring


Porter Wm. R. house 28 North av.


Porter's Hotel, Davis Locke, manager, 185 North avenue


Pestawka Louis (L. Postawka & Co.), piano taboret mnfr., Rhoades' build- ing, State


Postawka L. & Co. (L. Postawka), piano taboret mnfrs., Rhoades' bldg., State


Potter A. B., furniture, etc., 193 North av., house at West Newton


Potter Addie J. Mrs., h. 17 Lawrence


Potter Frank S., slater, h. 124 Green


Potter Henry Mrs., house 1 Potter park


Potter Henry M., tailor (B.), house 240 Harvard


Potter Thos., carpenter, h. Walker's court Potter Thomas, foreman (107 Milk, B.), house 9 Fairmont avenue


Potter Warren C., furniture mover, 13 Harvard row, house at Brighton


Potter. William, painter, h. r. 65 Western avenue [97 River


Potts James H., justice of the peace, house Pousland William F., engineer 169 Gore, house 119 Otis


Powell Charles, paper-hanger, 512 Main, house do.


Powell Thomas, laborer, h. 22 Harvard


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Powell Walter E., prihter, 10 Dunster, house Elm


Powell William E., bookkeeper (66 State, B.), boards Garden street place


Power A. M., widow of Nicholas D., house 78 Green


POWER DAVID W., carpenter, 83 Boylston,h. 82 Oxford


Power Frank W., clerk treas. office Cam- bridge R.R. Co., 3 Harvard sq., boards 78 Green


Power James, house 80 Kirkland


Power James, laborer, h. 21 Graut


Power John H., bookbinder, h. 4 Symonds' block, De Wolf


Power J. William, bookbinder Riverside Press, house 21 Grant


Power Lawrence F., printer, University Press, house 20 Magee


Power Thomas, harness maker (31 Chel- sea, B.), house 185 Norfolk


Power W., hostler, Cambridge .R.R.


Powers Bridget, widow, h. 10 Hastings


Powers Catherine, widow of James, house 174 Franklin


Powers Catherine, widow of John, house 6 Rogers' block, Main


Powers Charles A., clerk, 9 Brattle, house 17 Eliot


Powers Daniel, moulder, h. 18 Mill


Powers David W., carpenter, boards cor. Sacramento and Oxford


Powers Ellen, widow of Patrick, house 13 Warren


Powers Ellen, widow of Thomas, variety store, 335 Cambridge, house do.


Powers Elmer W., sawyer, 139 Broadway, house 59 Plymouth


Powers Fanny H., widow of Horace J., h. 14 Buckingham


Powers Flora R. Mrs., dressmaker, 59 Plymouth, house do.


Powers Jamcs, furniture polisher, 44 Cambridge, house 39 Charles


Powers John, blacksmith, h. 46 Willow


Powers John, iron moulder, Third, corner Bent, boards 6 Rogers' blk., Main Powers Hugh J., laborer, h. 174 Winsor Powers John, teamster, house 47 North Powers John, laborer, bds. 163 Broadway Powers John, teamster, 203 Bridge, house 12 Stevens ct.


Powers Lawrence A., asst. janitor Fclton Hall, boards do.


Powers Lee L., clerk, 5 Harvard square, h. 20 Holyoke


Powers Mary, widow of John, h. 431 Camb. Powers Mary A., widow of Joseph S., h. 20 Holyoke


Powers Maurice, tcamster, bds. 3 Bristol Powers Patrick, pavcr, house 93 Tremont Powers Richard, house foot of Auburn pl. Powers Richard, laborer, house 3 Bristol


Powers Richard jr., laborer, house Wood- lawn, near Cushing


Powers Richard D., moulder, 356 Main, h. rear 27 Pinc


Powers Robert, laborer, Mt. Auburn ceme- tery, boards Richard Powers, foot Au- burn place [Spring


Powers Thomas, tinsmith, 502 Main, h. 40 Powers Thomas H., carpenter, house 10 Daniels court


Powers William, laborer, h. Vineyard


Powers William F., moulder, h. 11 School Praddex Robert, painter, B. & L. R. R. house 67 Spring


Praetsch Bernhard, furniture finisher, 136 Pleasant


Praid J., cabinet maker, 44 Cambridge


PRATT AARON B., stoves, etc., 226 Cambridge, h. 6 Mullins court


Pratt Aaron B. jr., gilder, 226 Cambridge, boards 6 Mullins court


Pratt Amada E., teacher kindergarten school, 41 Holyoke, h. at Boston


Pratt C. R., driver Cambridge R. R. Co.


Pratt Daniel G., brush maker, boards 6 Mullins court


Pratt Davic B., asst. at observatory, H. U., house 8 Madison


Pratt Eben, coffin maker, 203 Bridge, house at Somerville


Pratt Elizabeth A., wid. of Edward W., h. 8 Cogswell av.


Pratt Francis L., city messenger, office City Hall, h. Hotel Wentworth, 7 Essex


Pratt Henry M., h. 8 Madison


Pratt John E., compositor, h. 12 Warland Pratt Kendall, brittania metal worker (Dra- per & Co., Otis), h. at Dorchester


Pratt Lewis, housc 9 Austin


Pratt William H., sign painter, h. 89 Inman Pratt William W., window shades, etc., (14 Bromfield, B.), h. 96 Inman


Prattis Annie, widow, house 5 West


Pray A. H., at Russ Moulding Co., house at East Boston


Pray O., driver Cambridge R .. R. Co. Pray Wm. M., music teacher, h. 152 Austin Proble Granville A., machinist (31 Ex- change, B.), house 17 Pleasant


Preble James C., milkman, bds. 255 North avenue


Preble Origen O., machinist Riverside Press, house 29 Blackstone


Prentice Edwin A., bookbinder, boards 21 Baldwin


Prentice Henry H., compositor University Press, house 21 Baldwin


Prentice Henry W., laborer, rms. 2 Seckel Prentice Theodore, letter carrier, Cam- bridge, P. O., 7 Harvard raw


Prentin Robert, coachman, 83 Prospect, boards do.


Prentiss Abigail Miss, h. 172 North av.


PACH BROTHERS, MAIN STREET, NEXT BECK HALL, H. Wm. Tupper, Manager.


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Presbrey Edward A., cashier Nat'l Bank of Redemption (85 Devonshire, B.), h. 10 Remington [burn


Presby Ada L. Miss, dressmaker, h. 60 Au- Presby Alonzo W., painter, 460 Main, house 60 Auburn


Presby Frank A., printer (Harrison av. B.), boards 60 Auburn [Auburn Presby Matilda, widow of Alpha, house 60 Presbrey Palmer E., student H. U., boards 10 Remington [Bigelow


Prescott Abigail R., wid. of Jesse, h. 8 Prescott Alvin F., boards 17 Mt. Auburn' Prescott Charles E., action maker, 162 Broadway, h. 17 Mt. Auburn


Prescott Eben C. Mrs., house 27 Mellen Prescott Geo. W., driver Cambridge R. R. Prescott Harrison, house 78 Prospect


Prescott Joel H. (P. Nutting & Co.), black- smith, Palmer, h. 144 Mt. Auburn Prescott John, h. 413 Broadway


Preschtt John H., cabinet maker (141 Friend, B.), house 1 Hadley place


Prescott Kate Miss, milliner, boards 32 Western avenue


Prescott William jr., baking powder mnfr., 71 and 73 Main, h. 276 Broadway


Preston Charles A,, machinist, house 47 Magazine


Preston Frederic, crrpenter, h. 3 Austin pl. Preston Frederic jr., salesman (26 Winter, B.), boards 3 Austin place


Preston Thomas, night foreman, 126 Port- land, house at East Cambridge


Prevear Edward B., salesman (5 Union, B.), house 197 Harvard


Prevo Joseph, laborer, h. 39 Cowperthwaite Price Edwin B., clerk, 86 Cambridge, bds. 199 do.


PRICE EUGENE B., Cambridge employment bureau, 564 Main, h. 7 Elmer


Price Isaac, glass blower, h. 226 Bridge Price James Edwin (James M. Price & Son), 85 Cambridge, b. 118 Thorndike Price James M. (James M. Price & Son), 85 Cambridge, h. 118 Thorndike


Price James M. & Son (James M. and Jas- Edwin Price), stoves and hardware, 85 Cambridge


Price Jane C., widow of James H., house 58 Elm


Price Julia A., widow of William B., house 71 Spring


Price Richard E., milk can mnfr., 6 Prison Point Bridge, h. 44 Fourth


Pridham Edward R., wheelwright, 5 Pal- mer, house 45 Wright [6 Jay Priest Charles W., police, station 2, house Priest Edward E., engineer S. F. E., 1, Brattle square, h. 46 Winthrop


Priest Edward E. jr., clerk, 9 Brattle, bds. 46 Winthrop


Priest Elizabeth C., widow of J. H., house 19 Austin


Priest Jonas H., house 6 Pemberton Priestley Oscar B.,iceman, b. 83 Concord av. Prime Edward, teamster, h. 5 Lincoln ct. Prime Joseph N., asst. supt. Cambridge Laundry, house 230 Pearl


Prince James A., painter, 16 Boylston, h. 36 Ellery


Prince Reuben B., carriagesmith, house 98 Columbia


Printon Robert, h. rear 233 Franklin


Prior George H., clerk (India wharf, B.), house 24 Mead


Prior John C., carriage painter, 113 Main, boards 374 do.


Prior John, stage carpenter Globe Theatre house 117 Main


Prior John, painter, boards 374 Main


Prior Joseph H., stone cntter, Gore's whf., house 18 Winter


Prior Mary, wid. of Chas., h. 68 Broaoway Prior Thomas I., bookbinder, h. 68 Br'd'wy Pritchard Augustus, waiter (B.), house 39 Washington


Prichard Maria F. Mrs., h. Green Prichett Thomas, h, 19 Tremont


Probst Rosalie Miss, teacher of French, 351 Broadway house do.


Probst Soeurs Miss, millinery, 351 Broad- way, house do.


Proctor Benj. F., cooper, rear 68 Allston, house 68 do.


Proctor Frank W,. lawyer (39 C., Equita- ble bldg., B.), h. 281 North av.


Proctor G., hostler, Cambridge R. R.


Proctor George W., laborer, house Harvey, corner Montgomery


Proctor John A. cooper, 68 Allston, house 55 Franklin


Proctor G. Melville, teamster, 220 Portland boards 35 Tremont


Proctor Sarah E. L. Mrs., h. 26 Mead


Prospect House, Joseph Uhrig, prop., 596 Main


PROUDFOOT DAVID (Wm. A. Hunnewell & Co.), coal and wood, 84 Bridge, house 146 Cambridge [do. Prowse Henry, blacksmith, 186 River, b. 67 Prowse Jarvis, h. 67 River


Prouty James L. (Custom House, B.), lı. 23 Antrim


Proux Joseph, brickmaker, h. 117 Spruce Provo Daniel, clerk, 436 Harvard, house at Boston


Prye George W., hook stamper Riverside Press, house 6 Fairmont av.


Puello Alexander, elevator tender 3 Hamp- shire, house 125 Columbia


Pugh Jonathan, baker, 3 Austin, house 24 Cherry


Pugh Michael, butcher Niles Bros., house 2 Garden ct.


CHOICE


GREEN-HOUSE PLANTS-New and Rare, 820 Main and 89 Sparks Streets. P. O'BRIEN & SON


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Pullen Fred B., sergt. of police, station 1, house 7 Hollis


Pullen Louise M., widow of Simeon, boards 7 Hollis


Pulsford Arthur, printer University Press, boards 7 Gerry


Pummell Philip T., cigar maker, house 7 Suffolk


Punch Ellen, widow, bouse 33 Carson


Punch James P. mineral water, (355 Com- mercial, B.), h. 62 Winter


Purcell Hycent, cement mnfr., 239 Main, house 27 Mt. Auburn


Purcell James, laborer, h. 4 Rogers' block, Washington


Purcell James, laborer, h. 275 Putnam av. Purcell John, collar maker, 10 Arrow, b. 27 Mt. Auburn


Purcell John, shoemaker, h. 135 Columbia


Purcell Joseph, junk, house 41 Porter


Purcell Mary bookkeeper 422 Harvard, bds. 27 Mt. Auburn


Purcell Michael, brass finisber, boards 27 Mt. Auburn [h. do.


Purcell Michael, shoemaker, 252 North av., Purcell Wm. P., cement maker, 239 Main, boards 27 Mt. Anburn


Purcy John, collar maker, 10 Arrow, house Mt. Auburn


Purdy Gilbert G., piano action maker, 113 Broadway, house 30 Columbia


Purdy Louisa G. Mrs., boards 11} Norfolk Purviance Emma, wid. h, 12 Putnam av.


Pushie David, sawyer, 139 Broadway, bds. 138 Hampshire


Pushie Geddie J., clerk, 421 Main, boards 2 Cherry


Putnam Amos B., bookkeeper (75 Corn- lıill, B.), rooms 16 Fairmont


Putnam Frederick W., curator Peabody Museum of Archæology and Ethnolo- gy, h. 32 Irving


Putnam George, lawyer (35 Court, B.), h. 24 Quincy


Putnam John P. (Henry P. Thayer & Co.), chemist, 150 Broadway, h. at Boston Putnam Lewis, veterinary surgeon, office and house, 170 North avenue


Putnam Peter C., tinman, 131 Broadway, house 113 Hampshire


Putnam Phillip A., printer, 68 Cambridge, rooms 62 Otis


Putnam William L., boards 24 Quincy


Putney Albert, suspension strap manf'r. h. 39 Fourthı


Putney Albert F., salesman N. E. Glass Works, North, boards 39 Fourth


Putney Eben B., teamster, 68 Bridge, bds. c. Fourth and Cambridge


Putney Geerge (Howe & Putney), bacon curer, foot Distillhouse, h. 30 Austin Pye William, carpenter, h. 152 Peari Pym James, printer, house 73 Pleasant Pyne Zebulon, carpenter, b. 6 Harvard sq·


QUAIN PATRICK, peddler, house r. 39 Union [111 Elm


Quealey Austin, laborer, 184 Broadway, h. Quealey James L., laborer, bds. 42 Clark


Quealey John J , clerk, 429 Main, boards 42 Clark


Quealey John W., conductor Cambridge R. R. boards 111 Elm


Quealey Michael, laborer, 184 Broadway, house 42 Clark


Quealey Patrick, butcher, bds, 111 Elm


Quealey Thomas, soap maker, 184 Broad- way, house 42 Clark


Queeney Bridget, widow of Luke, house 2 Banks


Quigley Bernard D., liquors, 271 Cam- bridge, house do.


Quigley Charles, blacksmith, house Foster, corner Sparks


Quigley Francis, stone cutter, h. 17 Brown Quigley Francis H., stone cutter, boards Vineyard, corner May


Quigley Frank, stone cutter Alex. McDon- ald, house at Watertown


Quigley Hugh, tinsmith, house 53 Charles Quigley James, laborer, 180 Main, h. r. do. Quigley John, laborer, 180 Main, b. r. do. Quigley J. S., machinist, 92 Main


Quigley Patrick, laborer Cambridge R. R.


Co., Mt. Auburn, h. Vineyard, c. May Quigley P., hostler Cambridge R. R. Co.


Quigley Patrick, piano finisher, house Hol- worthy, near Belmont


Quigley Walter, cooper, house 149 Gore Quill Patrick, currier, house 49 Cedar Quilter Michael, laborer, h. 245 Franklin Quimby Edward H., laborer, boards 117 · Western avenue


Quimby Hosea L., bridge builder and stone mason, house 117 Western avenue Quimby Roscoe S., foreman Rubber Works, (B.), boards 117 Western avenue


Quinlan Bartholomew, boiler maker, B. & L. R. R. shop, house 34 Charles Quinlan Daniel, laborer, house 3 Jefferson Quinlan James, teamster, b. 75 Gore


Quinlan John L., brass moulder (14 Bev- erly, B.), h. Locust, cor. Holworthy Quinn Bridget, widow of Hugh, house 452 Broadway


Quinn Bridget, widow, h. 104 Kinnaird Quinn Edward, instructor House of Correc- tion, boards do. [Valentine


Quinn Eliza, widow of Patrick, house 23 Quinn Francis, house 13 Remington


Quinn Frank, teamster, b. 452 Broadway


Quinn Frank E., laborer, 153 Putnam ave. house 239 Pearl


Quinn George B., printer, 105 Magazine, house 237 Pearl


Quinn Hugh, painter, bds. 452 Broadway Quinn J., machinist, 72 Main


Quinn James, brush maker, 124 Harvard, h. 3 Buck's block, Seventh


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Quinn Jeremiah, laborer, h. 249 Franklsn Quinn Jeremiah G., clerk, 7 Willow, bds. 9 do.


Quinn John, carpenter, house 91 Vine Quinn John, laborer, house 4 Spring place Quinn John, grocer, 7 Willow, h. 9 do. Quinn John, laborer, house 19 Vine


Quinn John, teamster, house rear 42 Wash. Quinn John E., blacksmith, h. 123 Third Quinn John F., laborer, house r. 6 Cherry Quinn John H., moulder, house 1 Pioneer Quinn John J., 168 Gore, boards 143 do.


Quinn Joseph F., plumber, boards 104 Kin- naird


Quinn Margaret, widow of Patrick, house 143 Gore [Pearl


Quinn Mary, widow of John, house 239 Quinn Mary Miss, h. 116 Webster avenue Quinn Maurice J., rubber maker boards 125 Third


Quinn Michael, laborer, h. 58 Broadway Quinn Patrick, laborer, house 149 Elm


Quinn Patrick, house 3 Magazine court Quinn Patrick J., laborer, boards 9 Willow Quinn Peter, wire worker, house 21 Lopez Quinn Sarah, widow of James, h. 1 Fourth Quinn Terrance F., confectionery, 247 Cambridge, house 33 Carson


Quinn Thomas, laborer, house 12 Warren Quinn Timothy I., letter carrier E. Cam- bridge P. O., house rear 24 Winter Quinn William, laborer, house 64 Charles Quinn William, laborer, house 198 Bridge Quinn William A., traveling salesman, h. Parker, 1st from Concord avenue


Quinn William H., produce, b. 9 Wilbur Quinn Wm. J., painter, h. 452 Broadway Quirk Andrew F., clerk, 472 Cambridge, bds. 156 Prospect


Quirk Jeremiah, currier, h. Jackson, near Spruce


RABEY CHARLES, silver plater (24 Sudbury, B.), boards 239 Main


Rabey Max, tinsmith Seavey & Co., Third, house 239 Main


Rackliffe Charles W., cutter Malden rub- ber works, bds. 67 Third [ct. Rackliffe Joseph C., teamster, h. 14 Squire's Rady Andrew J., brittania worker, house 288₺ Harvard [vard


Rady John P., milkman, house 288₺ Har- Rady Mary A., teacher Gannett primary school, boards 288} Broadway


Rady Michael C., mason, h. 141 Columbia Rady, see Reddy


Raerbacher Wm., varnisher, 162 Broad- way, house 36 Hampshire


Rafferty Bernard, house 12 Harding


Rafferty Bernard J., laborer, b. 12 Harding


Rafferty James, laborer, house 11 Fourth Rafferty James, tailor, house 4 Harding Rafferty John J., clerk, b. 4 Harding Rafferty Patrick, laborer, h. 22 Decatur


Rafferty Thomas, iab., h. 6 Chestuut park Rafferty Thomas T. (Moynahan & Co.), stoves, etc., 467 Cambridge, boards 193 Norfolk


Rainey James, stone setter, Mt. Auburn cemetery, house 24 Sparks street place Rainey -, baker, 502 Main, bds 464 do. Raison Annie E. Mrs., house 12 Bath


Rakestraw Elam, engineer (1 Hamilton, B.), boards 37 Winsor [1 Acorn Ralph Thomas, foreman, 172 Pearl, house Ramhofer Edward J., bartender, boards 14 Cowperthwaite


Ramhofer Jacob, shoemaker, house 14 Cowperthwaite


Ramhofer John, teamster Boston Glue


Works, boards 14 Cowperthwaite


Ramsay Albert, driver, 203 Bridge, boards 22 Elm


Ramsay Alexander H., apothecary, 1


Brattle, house 857 Main


Ramsay Alfred, finisher Middlesex Bleach- ery (Somerville), house Carver, near Sacramento


Ramsay Edward, hostler, h. 5 Brooks


Ramsay Fernando, bds. 77 Washington Ramsay George, painter, bds. 5 Brooks


Ramsay Harvey, cigars (59 Broad, B.), house 22 Elm


Ramsay James M., h. 349 Harvard


Ramsay Jane, widow of Robert, house Carver, near Sacramento


Ramsay Mrs., house 1 Raymond


Ramsdell Annie, widow of John, housa 19 Franklin


Ramsdell Putnam, at 137 Broadway, house 19 Suffolk [b. 9 Mead


Ramsdell Sarah J., widow of Daniel N., Ramsey Charles, stevedore, house 14 Cambridge


Ramstein John A., varnisher, 162 Broad- way, house 30 Tremont


Ranagan Peter, brush maker, h. 102 Spring Rand Annie G., widow of Obed, house 22 Cogswell avenue


Rand Benjamin R., conveyancer Registry of Deeds, Otis, corner Second, boards 70 Thorndike


Rand Charles A., com. mer. (19 North Market, B.), h. 84 Thorndike


Rand Charles J., teamster, boards 22 Cogs- well avenue


Rand Charles O., bookkeeper (12 Chardon, B.), house 22 Cogswell av.


Rand Edward G., student, h. 5 Larch


Rand Edward L., law student, b. 16 Quiney Rand Edward L. (Kelly & Rand), action makers, 162 Broadway, house


at Jamaica Plain


Rand Frances A. Miss, h. 76 Inman


Rand Frank D., clerk (680 Wash. B.),bds. 22 Cogswell avenue


Rand Harry L. (60 State, room 2, B.), b. 16 Quincy


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Rand Harry S., clerk (45 Merchants' row, B.), boards 158 North av.


Rand Henry C., leather (45 Merchant' row, B.), house 158 North avenue Rand James, laborer, h. 206 Third Rand James Mrs., house 29 Eliot Rand Jennie L. Mrs., house 16 Quincy


R AND OLIVER J. (O. J. Rand & Co.), bookbinder (81 Milk, B.), house 35 Bigelow


Rand Sarah A. Mrs., teacher Shepard grammar school, boards 17 Walden Randall Carrie L. Mrs., tel. operator W. U. T. Co., Lyceum Exchange, Harvard row, boards 39 Brattle




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