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Marsh C., house 15 Lee
Marsh Edward L., clerk (25 Franklin, B.), boards 86 Spring
Marsh Fred W., teamster, h. 107 Wash.
Marsh George E., travelling salesman (22 Merchants row, B.), h. 362 Harvard
Marsh George E., Jr., student, H. U., bds. 362 Harvard
Marsh George W., blower, N. E. Glass Works, house 137 Cambridge
Marsh Harriette, widow of Francis, house 107 Washington
Marsh Henry, paper hanger, h. 14 State
Marsh Henry, physician, h. 1 Coolidge pl. Marsh Henry, house 325 Main
Marsh Herbert B., oil, 323 Broadway
Marsh John, engineer, 91 Broadway, house 19 Harvard
Marsh John, fireman, H. U., house foot of Murray
Marsh Luella M. Miss, teacher, Otis pri- mary school, boards 86 Spring
Marsh Margaret, nurse, house 14 State
Marsh Maria, widow of John, boards foot of Murray
Marsh Mary Mrs., nurse, house 29 Pleasant Marsh Mary A., h. 26 Fairmont av.
Marsh Patrick, at 169 Gore
Marsh Sarah A., widow of George, house 86 Spring
Marsh Walter R., student, H. U., boards 362 Harvard
Marsh William, brakeman, O. C. R. R., h. 132 Pleasant
Marshall Annie Miss, clerk, 28 Boylston, boards 140 Mt. Auburn
Marshall Charles H., district deputy, Iron Hall, house 140 Mt. Auburn
Marshall Cora S. Miss, clerk, 3 Austin, b. 12 Village
Marshall E. H., billiard hall (57 Temple place, B.), house 31 Bigelow
Marshall Fred J., cutter, Am. Rubber Co., house 347 Cambridge
Marshall Freeman W., gardener, h. 16 Mill Marshall George, laborer, h. 15 Marion
Marshall Henry, calenderer, Am. Rub. Co. Marshall Herbert A., mill hand, Am. Rub. Co., house 117} Hampshire
Marshall John H., carpenter. Dyke, cor. De Wolf, house 50 Holyoke
Marshall Manuel, laborer, house 1 Low- land avenue
Marshall Manuel Mrs., h. 36 Cambridge
Marshall Mary A., widow of Thomas, h. 26 Fairmont av.
Marshall Moses M., meats (28 F. H. mar- ket, B ), house 280 Harvard
Marshall M. S. (28 F. H. market, B.), h. 280 Harvard
Marshall Noble, teamster, house 4 Hamp- shire place
Marshall Perry, mariner, boards 4 Hamp- shire place
Marshall Simeon F., dentist, 593{ Main, h. Fairfield, near Pemberton
Marshall Stuart D., hard-wood finisher (B.), h. Baker block, Crescent av.
Marshall Thomas, hostler, h. r. 13 Willow Marshall William, carpenter, h. 14 Dins- more court
Marshall William A., carpenter, house 8 Hotel Templeton
Marshall Wm. P., billiards (57 Temple pl., B.), house 70 Prospect
Marshea James W., jeweler, 448 Harvard, house 413 Green
Marshea John D., trav. salesman (N. Y.), house 71 Pearl
Marsters John M., clergyman, h. 1 Orchard Marston A. V. Mrs., dressmaker, 22 Or- chard. house do.
Marston Charles C., police, station 5, house 22 Orchard
Marston Christopher, hostler. A. H. Hews & Co., Crescent av., house do.
Marston Frank E., trav. salesman (159 Franklin, B.), house 23 Cottage
Marston George A., police, Station 4, h. 16 Spruce
Marston George W. M., lumber surveyor, house 10 Oak
Marston John, driver, W. E. St. Ry. Co., boards 4 Frank
Marston Louise Miss, dressmaker, 117 Thorndike, house do.
Martell Alfred, varnisher, Am. Rubber Co., house 22 Murdock
Martell Frank E., extract mnfr., 539 Main, rooms 57 Austin
Martell Patrick, laborer, house 171 Dublin Martell Richard, teamster, boards 62 Amory Martelle Eli, operative, h. rear 62 Amory
Builders' Hardware,
at Burditt & White's 2 & 4 Central Sq.
285
ADVERTISEMENTS.
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OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
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Reliable and Accurate Market Reports & Quotations. Mortgages, Assignments, and Valuable Trade Information
¿ Commercial Reporter, (postage paid) 82.00
Terms: Credit Register & Commercial Reporter, with Collection System For Circulars and Further Information, ADDRESS
$6.00
M'Cready Credit Register Co., J. C. M'CREADY, Manager, 52 SO. MARKET ST., BOSTON.
CHAS. E. HALL & CO.,
Importers and Workers of all kinds of
Foreign & Domestic Marble,
69 Charlestown St., 101 Haverhill St., BOSTON.
CHARLES E. HALL. M. MORAN.
C. SCHAFFER, Furrier & Mnfr. of Furs
14 & 16 BROMFIELD STREET, BOSTON. Furs Cleansed, Repaired, Illered and made into Latest Styles.
W. A. MASON & SON, CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS,
SURVEYORS OF MECHANICS' WORK.
CENTRAL SQUARE, No. 603 MAIN STREET, CAMBRIDGEPORT, MASS. RESIDENCE, Raymond St., Old Cambridge, near the Botanical Garden.
ESTABLISHED A. D., 1839.
Information of value to every property owner.
We have saved the original notes and plans of all Surveys by us since 1839, also, a vast collection of copies and other information, from which we are prepared to re- establish old boundaries as well as new ones.
Anything in our line promptly and accurately attended to.
286
ADVERTISEMENTS.
JAMES MARTIN & SON,
Manufacturers of
HOUSE AND STORE AWNINGS, TENTS, CANOPIES, FLAGS, VESSELS' COLORS & BURGEES. - Selling . Igents for- ONTARIO AND GREENWOOD
COTTON DUCK,
ALL WIDTHS AND WEIGHTS FOR
Belting, Hose, Agricultural Implements, Wagon Covers, Tarpaulins, Hammocks, Tents, Awnings, Paper Dryer's, Trunk Covers, Cot Beds. &c.
ROOFING DUCK IN ALL WIDTHS, STANDARD and 6, 6 1-2 and 7 oz. DRILLS. WATERPROOF DUCK AND DRILLINGS.
- JOBBERS OF Foreign & Domestic Awning Stripes. AWNING AND SAIL MAKERS' SUPPLIES, -SOLE AGENTS FOR - Perfection Sail Twine.
TENTS & WEDDING CANOPIES,
-- TO LET .-
We have LARGE TENTS with seating capacity from 100 to 5.000 to let at reasonable terms. Also, a variety of smaller tents for private parties, etc.
Connected by Telephone.
110, 112 AND 114 COMMERCIAL STREET,
BOSTON.
JAMES MARTIN. WALTER C. MARTIN.
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CAMBRIDGE [M] DIRECTORY
Martelle Simon, shoemaker, Amer. Rubber Co., boards rear 62 Amory
Marten Kei, mariner, house 3 Soden place Martin Adam W., law student (Boston Uni- versity), boards 18 Prospect
Martin Ann, widow of James, boards 165 Harvard
Martin Annie, widow of Edward H., house rear 17 Tremont
Martin Annie M., widow of Thomas, house rear 41 Clark
Martin Archie, sawyer, 3 Hampshire
Martin Arthur, draughtsman, boards 111 Columbia
Martin Bernard, granite cutter, 43 Main, h. 71 Charles
Martin Cliarles, baker, 502 Main
Martin Charles D., baker, 502 Main, boards 52 Union
Martin Daniel, carpenter, house 170 Winsor Martin David, cigar maker, house 9 Lopez Martin David, furrier, 3 River, house do.
Martin Edward J., bruslımaker (B.), b. 71 Charles
Martin Elizabeth Mrs., h. 451 Cambridge Martin Ellen M., widow of James A., h. 84 Oxford
Martin George, carpenter, h. 15} Baldwin Martin George E., gilder, h. 203 Hampshire Martin George W., baker. boards 52 Union Martin George W., hairdresser, house 45 Washington
Martin Hannah Miss, dressmaker, 12 Appian Way, boards do.
Martin Henry, peddler, lı. 52 Putnanı ave. Martin Israel, tube maker, Albany, boards 4 Eaton
Martin James, boards 2 Chestnut park
M
ARTIN JAMES, tents, awnings and supplies, (110, 112 and 114 Commercial, B.), h. 16 Hamilton (see opposite)
Martin James, teamster, boards 45 Winsor Martin James J., cutter, Am. Rubber Co., boards 22 Grant
Martin Jane G., widow of William, liouse 92 Winsor
Martin Jolın, bootmaker, 544 Main, lı. do. Martin John, hostler, boards 65 Norfolk
Martin Jolın, laborer, house 33 Porter
Martin John D., piano trimmer, 284 Main. house at Dedham [Fourth
Martin John E., painter, 44 Gore, bds. 28 Martin John H., waiter, b. 45 Washiington Martin John W., iron worker, h. 146 Green Martin Joseph J., clerk (B.), bds. 2 Chest- nut Park
Martin Joseph P., clerk, 9 Harvard square, house 83 Concord avenue [Main
Martin J., hostler, W. E. St. Ry. Co., 201 Martin J. H., driver, W. E. St. Ry. Co. Martin Levi, cooper, boards 86 Harvard Martin Lewis, printer (B.), b. 79 Tremont
Martin Martha A. Miss, teacher, Thorndike grammar school, boards 65 Otis
Martin Mary Mrs., h. rear 335 Cambridge Martin Mary, widow of Luke, h. 17 Dublin Martin Michael, blacksmith, b. 19 Seventh Martin Michael, gilder (B.), h. 148 Charles Martin Michael, laborer, house 22 Grant
Martin Moses A., clerk, 505 Main, house 47 Franklin
Martin M. Alfred, milkman, boards 83 Hubbard avenue
Martin Nellie M., book-keeper, 80 Pleasant, boards 544 Main
Martin Nelson L., supt., Oak Grove Farm Creamery, 4 Brewer's block, also 505 Main, house 47 Franklin
Martin Orrin F., blacksmith (F. R. R.), h. 83 Hubbard avenue
Martin Patrick, laborer, house 6 Erie
Martin Patrick, liquors, 109 Third, house 2 Chestnut Park
Martin Patrick J , plasterer, house 16 Vine Martin Paul, brickmaker, house 148 Spruce Martin Peter, carpenter, h. 478 Cambridge Martin Ralphı, upholsterer, boards 271 Mt. Auburn
Martin Robert A., foreman trimnier, 244 Main, house at Chelsea
Martin Robert E., brass finisher (B.), h. 85 Clark
Martin Stephen, iron moulder, Pelliam, h. 79 Tremont
Martin Stephen, Jr., banjoist, b. 79 Tremont Martin Thomas, boards 38 Bigelow
Martin Thonias, house 52 Union
Martin Thomas F., clerk, 6 Brattle, house 51 Raymond
Martin Thomas G., 139 Broadway, boards 92 Winsor
Martin Thomas K., jig sawyer, 286 Main, house 1275 Winsor
M ARTIN WALTER C. (James Martin & Son) tents, awnings and supplies (114 Commercial, B.), bds. 16 Hamilton (see opposite)
Martin Walter H., boiler maker, 356 Main, boards 52 Union
Martin William, clerk, bds. 8 Fairmont ave. Martin William, currier (Somerville), h. 71 Charles
Martin William, porter (79 Boylston, B.), house 72 Elm
Martin William A., house 2 River
Martin William H., lawyer, 563 Main, h. 18 Prospect
Martin Winnie Mrs., house 3 Soden place Martinez John, cigar maker, 461 Main, b. 44 Putnam avenue
Martinson Nels, case maker, 284 Main, h. rear 79 Hastings
Marto Alphus, laborer, h. 1 Lowland avenue Marvin Arthur T., conductor, W. E. St. Ry. Co., boards 43 Fairniont
Marvin Charles S., printer, boards 42 Grigg
MT. AUBURN CEMETERY, Lots Bought, Sold, and Cared for.
P. O'BRIEN & SON,
820 Main and 89 Sparks Sts.
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Marvin Eliza H. Mrs., house Rockingham Marvin Frank A., clerk (45 Oliver, B.), h. 13 Essex
Marvin John, machinist, 72 Main
Marvin John P., tinsmith, bds. 67 Oxford Marvin Joseplı H., carpenter, h. 42 Grigg Marvin Louis G., printer, boards 42 Grigg Marvin Mary, widow of Charles S., house 7 Rockingham
Marvin Nelson H., salesman (440 Washing- ton, B.), boards 7 Rockingham
Marvin Richard T., carpenter, house A 77 Putnam avenue
Marvin Samuel W., carpenter, b. 42 Grigg Marvin William J., asst. assessor, City Hall, builder, bridge commissioner, and har- bor master, house 102 Austin
Marwick Addie M. Miss, dressmaker, 114 Thorndike, boards do.
Marx Frederic, hairdresser, 7 Boylston, boards 14 Cowperthwaite
Marx Henry, brass moulder (B.), boards 14 Cowperthiwaite
Marx Philip, house 14 Cowperthwaite Marx Philip A., printer (B.), house 14 Cowperthiwaite
Maskell James, salesman (85 Court, B.), boards 263 Harvard
Mason Alan G., 162 Broadway, boards at Boston
Mason Alban A., carpenter, house Mt. Auburn opposite the cemetery
Mason Alfred, potter, Crescent avenue, house 37 Sargent
Mason Alice T. Miss, house 298 Harvard Mason Arnold J., piano key maker, house 105 Columbia
M
ASON CHARLES A. (W. A. Mason & Son), civil engineer, 603 Main, house 87 Raymond (see page 285)
Mason Charles B., laundryman, 136 Frank- lin
Mason Clara M., widow of William A., house 87 Raymond
Mason Conrad, baker, 79 Cambridge, boards 56 Cambridge
Mason Eber L. salesman (68 Summer, B.), house 42 Bigelow
Mason Edward E., clerk (203 South, B.), boards 32 South
Mason Ella F. Mrs., copyist, Otis, corner Second, house 107 Prospect
Mason Francis A., watchman, 105 Maga- zine house 9 Valentine
Mason Francis M., truant officer, wads 1 and 5, house 5 Dover
Mason Frank, student, rooms 42 Mt. Au- burn
Mason Frank E., physician, 613 Main, house 17} Western avenue
Mason Frank S., draughtsman, house 5 Ashburton place
Mason Fred. A., clerk, boards 6 Inman
Mason Geo. D., clerk, 608 Main, house 86 Franklin
Mason Geo. W., driver, Boston Ice Co., Prison Point, house 74 Gore
Mason Harrie E., salesman, (55 Commer- cial, B.), house 34 Bigelow
Mason Henry pres. 'and treas., Mason & Hamlin Organ and Piano Co., 162 Broadway, house at Boston
Mason James HI., compositor, house 78 Chestnut
Mason Joseph H., brass finisher (B.), house 127 Franklin
Mason Lucius F., polisher, 284 Main, house at Boston
Mason Lydia S. Mrs., boards 28 North av. Mason Martha F. Mrs., house 5 Lambert avenue
Mason Mary C. Miss, house 298 Harvard.
Mason M., driver, 502 Main, house 31 Green
Mason Napoleon B., carpenter, house 105 Columbia [26 Lee
Mason Paul C., compositor. (B.), house Mason Philip C., photographer, 186 Nortlı avenue, house at Somerville.
Mason Samuel A., engingeer, house 5 All- ston
Mason Sarah E., widow of Charles S., house 5 Ashburton place
Mason Theodore M., pocketbook maker, 105 Magazine, house rear 152 Pearl Mason William, furniture maker, boards 78 Chestnut
Mason Wm. J., hostler, 201 Main, house 8 Cogswell place
M' ASON W. A. & SON (Chas. A. Mason, civil engineers, Hyde's block, 603 Main, room 3 (see page 285)
Mason & Hamlin Organ & Piano Co., 162 Broadway, salesroom (154 Tremont. B.) Masse Frank, baker, Peter Morse, Walden boards do
Massey Bridget Mrs., house 20 Hayes ct. Massey Eugene V. baker, 71 Vine, house rear do
Massey Thomas, coachman, 35 Kirkland house, 38 Ellery
Massimiliano Cavichi, fruit, 523 Main, house at Boston
Masstrangialo Raphael, gents' furnishing (17 Green, Boston.), house 61 Austin Massure Geo. A., trav. salesman (87 Broad B), house 47 Elm
M ASTER CARPENTERS' ASSOCIATION OF CAM- BRIDGE, C. E. McKinnon, sec- retary (see opposite)
Masterson Michael, machinist, 356 Main house at Boston
Matchett Clara E. Miss, teacher Webster Grammar School, boards 12 Gardner Allston
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
BURDITT & WILLIAMS Wholesale and Retail. 20 DOCK SQUARE.
289
ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASTER CARPENTERS ASSO'N
OF CAMBRIDGE. Regular Meeting First Tuesday of each month.
Pres., J. H. KEENAN. Treas., J. R. RHOADES.
Vice-Pres., Z. HAYDEN. Sec., C. E. MCKINNON.
Beedle M. C.,
Contractors and Builders
(see page 644)
Brown James E.,
(see page 644)
Chisholm Colin,
(see page 626)
Christopher H. A ..
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Currie A. Y ..
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Dennison JJ. E.,
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(see page 629)
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Norris Albert & Co.,
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Packard E. J.,
(see page 626)
Packer J. W.,
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Quinn John.
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Rhoades J. R.,
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Snow R. L.,
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BOSTON ELECTRIC CO.,
548 Washington Street, Boston.
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Hotel & House Annunciators, Electric Gas Lighting Apparatus.
We bare the largest assortment of Electrical Supplies, of every description, to be found fw New England. We make a specialty of fitting Hotels, Residences and Public Buildings with all kinds of Electrical Apparatus. Our experience and facilities for doing this class of work are the largest of any house in this country. We take great care in the selection of our workmes, and guarantee all our work to be satisfactory in every particular.
APPLY FOR ESTIMATES. BOSTON ELECTRIC CO.
548 Washington Street, Boston.
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CAMBRIDGE [M] DIRECTORY
Matthes Henry W., die maker (B.), rooms 430 Main.
Matthes William H., driver, house 430 Main
Matheson Catherine Mrs., bread store 74 Harvard do
Matheson Hugh, carpenter, 201 Bridge, house 11 Eighth
Matheson John J., machinist's helper 356 Main, house 74 Harvard
Matheson Joseplı, waiter Memorial Hall
Matheson Kenneth E., laborer Cochrane Chemical Co., Potter, boards 16 Cogs- well avenue
Mathews Abraham, porter (4 Tremont B.), house 102 Harvard
Mathews Bros. (James C. and
Geo. J.
Mathews ) provisions, 33 River.
Mathews B., hostler, W. E. St. Ry. Co
Mathews Caleb D., waiter, Memorial Hall, rooms 66 Putnam avenue.
Mathews Charles E., teamster, house 107 Washington
Mathews Emery A., organ action maker, boards 57 River
Mathews Eugene H., printer University Press, house 32 Wendall
Mathews Geo. J. (Mathews visions, 33 River, boards 57 do
Bros.), pro-
Mathews Jas. C., (Mathews Bros.), pro- visions, 33 River , boards 57 do
Mathews Riley W., public carriage, 450 Harvard, house 9 Charles River
Mathews William H., teamster, house 107 Washington
Mathews William P., shoemaker, 574 Main, house 57 River
Mathews William R., clerk, 169 Gore, rooms 54 Fourth
Mathews W. E., draughtsman, 2 Central square, house at Boston
Mathey Jennie Miss, dressmaker, 12 Appian Way, rooms do.
Mathison H. C., fireman Niles Bros., Con- cord avenue
Mathison J. W., carpenter, Niles Bros., Concord avenue
Mathy Lambert, furniture mnfr. (58 Reed's block, Boston), house 17 Cherry
Matthes Wm. H., brass finisher, house 430 Main
Matthes William, driver, boards 430 Main Matthews John, grocer, 123 Harvard, house 2 Davis
Matthews Joseph, boiler maker, boards 2 Davis
Matthews Joseph, waiter, Memorial Hall, rooms 3 Butler court
Matthews Oliver R., piano tuner, house 80 Chestnut
Matthews Richard, master mariner, house 28 Lee
Matthews Thomas, laborer, 126 Portland, boards 14 Porter
Matthews Thomas F., clerk, 123 Harvard, boards 2 Davis
Matthews William, spring-bed maker (B.), boards 41 Washington
Matthews, see Mathews
Matthias Alfred, tailor, 390 Cambri ge, h. 53 Grigg
Mattos Emanuel F., furniture finisher, 44 Cambridge, house 10 Fourth st. place Mauch Gottlieb, cabinet maker, 201 Bridge, house 14 Winter
Maurice Noel, engineer brick maker, liouse Concord av. beyond Alewife brook
Maurer Heronemus, clock repairer, house 19 Rice
Mauser Robert R., foreman of varnishers, 162 Broadway, house at Faulkner
AVERICK OIL CO., Charles M M. Carter, president, Deloraine P. Corey, treasurer, petroleum refiners and dealers, Sixth cor. Potter and (61 Broad, Boston) (see page 12) Maxim Mattie Miss, music teacher, house, 53 Walden
Maxim May Miss, artist, house 53 Walden Maxim Rose S. Miss, boards 53 Walden Maxwell Alfred H., paper hanger, boards 70 Austin
Maxwell J. Haynes, clerk (P. O., Boston), house 70 Plymouth
Maxwell May J. Mrs., dressmaker, house 70 Austin
Maxwell Wm. D., carpenter, house 9 Lam- bert avenue
May Albert E., plumber, boards 118 Mag- azine
May George H., plumber, 513 Main, bds. 118 Magazine
May George R., chewing-gum mufr., 118 Magazine, house do.
May James, baker, house 94 Spring
May Jane F., widow of George, boards 114 North avenue
May John, laborer, 169 Gore, boards 9 Squires court
May Thomas, hostler, Mt. Auburn stable, W. E. St. Ry. Co., boards 24 Hol- worthy place
Mayall Charles E., ropemaker, D. C. Co. Rogers
Mayall Daniel J., machinist, 72 Main
Mayall Henry A., foreman, Third corner Rogers, house at Boston
Mayall John C., supt. Standard Carpet-Lin- ing Co., Third cor. Rogers, house at Melrose
Mayberry Elijah N., house 14 Shepard
Mayberry Frank W., painter, boards rear 52 Winsor
Mayberry Martha O. Mrs., variety store, 339 Main, boards 4 Hotel Moore Mayberry, see Maybry
Mayers Fred T., clerk, (Farley, Harvey & Co., Chauncy, Boston), bds 261 Sidney
Dr. E. Y. White, S 603 Main St. 1 Dr. W. H. Hollis, [ Central Sq. S
DENTISTS,
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Mayers Hannalı, widow of Aaron, house 265 Sidney
Mayers John L., carpenter, State, cor. Os- born, house 261 Sidney
Mayers, see Meyer, a so Meyers
Maynadier Gustavus B., civil engineer, hı. 9 Plympton
Maynadier Gustavus H., student, H. U., boards 9 Plympton
Maynard Charles E., locksmitlı (12} Brat- tle, Boston), boards 18 Eliot
Maynard Eben W., salesman (Boston), h. 109 Auburn
Maynard George C., salesman (276 Pur- chase, Boston), house 7 Meacham
Maynard Jennie M., widow of Henry O., house 26 Mellen
Maynard John W., confectionery, boards 109 Auburn
Maynard Martha, widow of Gideon, house 7 Meacham
Maynes Harriet E., widow of George, h. 7 Hotel Inman
Maynes William, laborer, 356 Main, house 25 Webster avenue
Mazur Pierre, at 44 Cambridge
Mayo Chesley H., engineer, Ninth, opp. Spring, rooms 84 Cambridge
Mayo Hamilton, lawyer, h. 35 Arlington
Mayo Henry B., book binder, Riverside Bindery, house 18 Howard
Mayo James H., coal (N. Y.), house 164 Brattle
Mayo Laura A., widow of James L., boards 164 Brattle
Mazzoni Lorenzo, fruit, 193 Nortlı avenue, house do.
McAdoo William, laborer, h. 18 Railroad McAleer Bernard, teamster (B.), house 83} Vine
McAleer Deborah, widow, lı. 119 Harvard McAleer John, teamster, boards 2 Vine McAleer John, teamster, Gas Co., Third
McAleer John J., brush maker (] Purchase, B.), house 64 Vine
McAleer Patrick, peddler, house 25 Seventh McAllen Charles, laborer, li. 206 Sidney
McAllen Edward, teamster, Fifth, c. Rogers, boards 206 Sidney
McAllen John J., pressman, John Reardon & Sons, boards 206 Sidney
McAllister Austin, sawyer, State, louse Hotel Main
McAllister Dennis, laborer, 126 Portland, liouse 30 Davis
McAllister John, teamster, 211 Bridge, h. 16 Wiliow
McAllister William, shoemaker, 30 Camb., h. 6 Lechmere building, Lechmere sq. McAllister, see Mac Allister McAlliston Patrick, at 169 Gore
McAlona R. J., driver, W. E. St. Ry. Co. McAnanl Thomas, shoemaker, 5 Central square, house 73 Pleasant
McAnderson John, laborer, h. 28 Hastings McAndrew James E., cabinet maker, 20 Al- bany, boards 37 Clark
McAndrew William, cabinet maker, 20 Al- bany, house 37 Clark [ave.
McAphee -, laborer, house 20 Cogswell McArdle Ellen, widow of Constatine, house 17 Donnell
McArdle John, clerk, boards 46 Union
McArdle John, laborer, boards P. O'Hare's Clay
McArdle Marv E. Mrs., millinery, 23 Boyl- ston, boards 21 Bowdoin
McArdle Owen, laborer, h. 60 Auburn pl. McArdle Patrick J., laborer, lı. 19 Donnell McArthur Alvan, marble worker, John Mc-
Namee, bds. C. McArthur's, Coolidge avenue
McArthur Cornelius, foreman, Mount Au- burn cemetery, house Coolidge avenue McArthur Cornelius J., carpenter, house 3 Sands
McArthur Daniel H., carpenter, boards 31 Woodlawn avenue
McArthur Isaac, carpenter, house 1 Sands McArthur John A., paper hanger, house 26 Essex
McArthur Neil, carpenter, house 3 Sands McArthur Olive J. Mrs., nurse, Essex, cor. Ashburton place
McArthur Phineas C., carpenter, bds. Cool- idge avenue
McArthur William, carpenter, house 31 Woodlawn avenue
McArthur William E., student, bds. Cool- idge avenue
McAuley Auley, carriage trimmer, 446 Main, house 8 Lawrence
McAuley David T., safe maker, 17 Main, house 19 Harvard
McAuley James, boards 19 Harvard
McAuliffe Daniel, register maker, 155 Put- nam avenue, house 142 Ple sant
McAuliffe Thomas, printer (B.), house 1 Richardson block, Gore
McAvoy Anna M. Miss, music teacher, bds. 71 Concord avenue
McAvoy John, carpenter, house 279 Main
M CAVOY JOHN I., reporter, Cam- bridge Press, 531 Main, boards 71 Concord ave.
McAvoy Julia, widow of Arthur, house 71 Concord avenue
McAvoy Julia M. Miss, stenographer, bds. 71 Concord avenue
McAvoy Marie Miss, house 86 Elm
McAvoy Mary A., widow of John, house 6 Shepherd's block, Charles River
McAvoy Patrick, house 57 Moore
McAvoy Patrick, Jr., engineer (109 State, B.), house 57 Moore
McAvoy Sophia, widow of Thomas, house 54 Amory
McAvoy Thomas, city laborer. h. 62 Amory
CARPENTERS' TOOLS,
at Central Square, Hardware Store, Nos. 2 and 4. BURDITT & WHITE.
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McBarren Ann, widow of Thomas, house 5 | McCaffrey Barney, watchman, Riverside Second Press, rooms 5 Kinnaird
McBay John, at 169 Gore
McBeth John, laborer, boards 18 Mill
McBeth J., hostler, W. E. St. Ry. Co., Dunster
McBeth Roderick A , laborer, liouse 18 Mill McBeth William, laborer, house 79 Charles MeBeth Mary Ann, widow, house r. 6 East McBride Bernard, cabinet maker, house 9 Donnell
McBride Charles, laborer, house 341 Con- cord avenue
McBride Felix C., fruit peddler, boards rear 13 Vine
McBride Henry, fruit peddler, boards rear 13 Vine
McBride James, laborer, h. 341 Concord av. McBride James A., teamster, 232 Cam- bridge, house at Somerville
McBride James D., carpenter, boards 341 Concord avenue
McBride John, police, station 5,
McBride John, house rear 13 Vine
McBride John J., fruit peddler, house rear 13 Vine
McBride John J., police, station 1, house 58 Concord avenue
McCabe Ann, wid., of Jolin, h. 172 Winsor McCabe Annie J. Miss, station agent, F.
R. R. Freslı Pond station, bds. Mrs. Mary McCabe's, New
McCabe Bernard, cabinet maker, house 24 Nortlı
McCabe Bridget, widow of Patrick, h. 180 Winsor
McCabe David, carriage smitli, 446 Main, house 451 do.
McCabe Edward J., laborer, b. Mrs. Mary McCabe's, New
McCabe Felix. carpenter, h. 174 Winsor McCabe James, laborer, 5 Broadway, h. 72 Harvard
McCabe James, laborer, b. Mrs. Mary McCabe's, New
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