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Paine Robert S., book-keeper (72 South Market, B.), house 167 Prospect
Paine Timothy J., house 11 Boardman
Paine Walter N., clerk, h. 138 Harvard
Paine William L., cracker pedler, 502 Main house 283 Winthrop
Paine, see Payne
Palfrey Cazneau Rev., clergyman, house 94 Oxford
Palfrey Mary A., widow of John G., house 30 Oxford, opr. Everett
Pallom Frederick, at 44 Cambridge
Palmas Chas. M .. porter, h. 50 Boylston
Palmer Allison H., organ tuner, 162 Broad- way, house at Chelsea
Palmer Fred, teamster, 4 Bridge, house at Boston
Palmer Harriet, widow of Granville, house 9 Antrim Palmer James S., printer. h. 34 Broadway Palmer John, house 34 Broadway
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Palmer James R., clerk, Riverside Press, house at Brighton
Palmer Joseph, laborer, bds. 74 Columbia Palmer Joseph N., student H. U. boards 7 Cleveland
Palmer Lydia M. Miss, house 86 Gore
Palmer Martha A., widow of Albert, house 7 Cleveland
Palmer Sarah T, Miss, house 12 Kirkland place
Palmer William E., tile setter lı. 47 Winsor Palmer William H., superintendent, house 305 Pearl
Palmer Wilson N., student H. U. boards 7 Cleveland
Palmquist Ola, driver, bds. 153 Columbia Palmquist Sven, hostler, Fresh Pond Ice Co. (Somerville), h. 153 Columbia
Palmstrom Nels, safemaker, 17 Main, house 177 do.
Pancoast Benjaman, tinman, 502 Main ave. house 290 Pearl
Pancoast Charles W., book-keeper, h. 84 Green
Pannell Marshall H .. hostler, River-street stables, W. E. S. Ry Co., h. 8 Magee
Panning J. Fred, varnisher, 162 Broadway, house 19 Fifth
Parent Aldine, wood-carver, 20 Albany, h. 111 Charles
Parent Joseph F., furnace trimmer, Second, c. Thorndike, house 49 Amory.
Paris Antoine, shoemaker, 289 Main, house do.
Paris Louis, hairdresser, Brewery corner Washington, boards 2 Rogers block Washington
Park Catherine B., widow of Robert, nurse, house rear 356 Green
Park Edward G., engineer B. & L. R. R., house 33 Second
Parke George W., lawyer (113 Devon- shlre, B.), 24 Arlington
Parker Abbott, newspapers, etc., 534 Cam- bridge, house at Boston
Parker Alfred B., shipper (over F. H. Market, B. ), boards 293 North ave.
Parker Alice R. Mrs., house 83 Auburn
Parker Alice W., widow of John I)., Jr., house 20 Quincy
Parker Anson H., salesman (408 Washing- ton B.), boards 415 Broadway
Parker Artemas (estate of), granite works, foot Ayer's wharf, Third
Parker Arthur C., clerk (Washington B.), b. 24 Bigelow
Parker Bridget, widow of Thomas, boards, 27 Rice
Parker Charles, sawyer, 3 Hampshire, h. 87 Warhington
Parker Charles H., mechanical engineer and superintendent, 72 Main, house 302 Harvard
Parker Charles P., tutor, H. U., boards 20 Berkeley
Parker Christopher C., waiter, Memorial Hall, rooms 20 Flagg
Parker Daniel W., foreman (25 Washing- ton, B.), house 262 Pearl
Parker Edward H., salesman (518 Wash- ington B.), boards 24 Bigelow
Parker Elizabeth, widow of John, house rear 78 Boylston
Parker Ellen, widow of Thomas B., house 2 Wallace
Parker Emma A. Miss, boards 51 Western ave.
Parker Frank H., clerk (33 Summer, B.), boards 24 Bigelow
Parker Frank H., template maker, Boston Bridge Works, Sixth, house 3 Suffolk Parker Fred C. (Aaron & Parker) cigar maker, 537 Main, house 465 do.
Parker Galen A. (Parker & Page), lumber, First, house at Reading
Parker George C., boards 24 Bigelow
Parker George E., Jr., machinist, Am. N. & T. Co., Second, h. 139 Thorndike
Parker Hannah L., widow of Carlton, h. 24 Bigelow
Parker Harleston, house 23 North avenue. Parker Harriet L. Miss, Clerk of Courts office, Court House, Third, boards 415 Broadway
Parker Harold, compositor Riverside Press, boards 20 Berkeley
Parker Henry, cigar maker, 513 Main, boards 465 do.
Parker Henry A. Rev., pastor, Mission of the Ascension, house 6 Mason
Parker Henry H., dentist (3} Beacon, B.), boards 343} Broadway
PARKER HORATIO G., lawyer (43 and 44 Sears building, B. ), house 5 Craigie (see p. 652)
Parker Isabella Miss, boards 51 Western avenue
Parker James C., machinist, house 162 Pleasant
Parker J. J .. conductor, W. E. St. Ry. Co., rms. 14 Eliot
Parker Lawrence, laborer, h. 303 Camb.
Parker Leland M., salesman (450 Washing- ton, B.), h. Concord av., near Niles Brothers
Parker Leonard S. Rev., asst. pastor, First Congregational Church, house 13 Hum- boldt
Parker Levi W., book-keeper (25 Court, B.), house 55g Gore
Parker Lilla Mrs., house 17} Rice
Parker Louisa P. Miss, teacher High school, boards 415 Broadway
Parker, Luther L. Mrs., h. 415 Broadway Parker L. G., asst. foreman, W. E. St. Ry. Co., Murray st., stable, bds. Brattle Square Hotel
DENTISTS,
Dr. E. Y. White, ) 603 Main St. Dr. W. H. Hollis, § Centra! Sq.
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Parker Marcellus B., clerk (27 Camb., B. ), | Parmelee Edward F., salesman, 201 Bridge, h. Acorn, corner Chestnut house at Winchester
Parker Martin, boards 423 Otis
Parker Mary A., widow of William S., h. 281 Pearl
Parker Mason G., tobacco (30 Broad, B), house 336 Harvard
Parker Nathan D., book-keeper, h. 293 Nortlı av.
Parker Newell O., house 179 Putnam av. Parker Philip S., student, H. U., rnis. 28 Holyoke
Parker Randolph, waiter Memorial Hall, rms. 33 Howard
Parker Ruth D. Miss, bds. 20 Quincy
Parker Sarah T., widow of Oliver, bds. 25 Hadley place
Parker Willard, clerk (Am. Rubber Co., Franklin, B.), boards 24 Bigelow
Parker William, carpenter. h. 34 Antrim
Parker William, carver, 20 Albany, h. 52 Sixth
Parker William K., carriage trimmer, 244 Main, house 17 Antrim
Parker Willie H., clerk (301 Washı., B.), b. 17₺ Rice
P ARKER & PAGE (Galen A. Parker and Francis E. Page), lum- ber, First opp. Thorndike, office (24 Canal, B.) (see page 8)
Parkerson Henry, teamster, Niles Bros. Concord av., honse do., near Adams
Parkerson Henry C., teamster, Niles Bros., boards H. Parkerson's do.
Parkerson John F. , teamster, Niles Bros. , b. H. Parkerson's do.
Parkhill Charles L. I)., printer (218 Frank- lin, B.), boards 34 Magazine
PARKHILL SAMUEL J., book and job printer (218 Franklin, B.), h. 34 Magazine (see page 648)
Parkhurst Charles F., foreman paint shop 169 Gore, h. 2 Squires conrt
Parkhurst Edwin L., carpenter, bds. 26 Hubbard av.
Parkhurst Wmn. F., box maker, 169 Gore, boards 2 Squires court
Parkinson Richard G., teamster, 28 Bridge, honse 45 Winter
Parks Edward, engineer, B. & L. R. R., h. 33 Second
Parks James C., piano maker, 162 Broad- way, boards 58 Amorv
Parks James H., diamond polisher (B. ), b. School, cor. Moore
Parks Jane, widow of JJames, h. 58 Amory Parks Joseph W., shipper, Otis, cor. First, house 111 Tremont
Parks Thomas, laborer, h. 64 Sacramento Parks Walter D., conductor, F. R. R., bds, 157 Prospect
Parks Wm., moulder, 356 Main. and grocer, 341 Main, l. School, cor. Moore
Parice IIngh, wood worker, h. 137 Pearl
Parmenter George A., fish market, 18 Elm, house 67 Norfolk
Parmenter Mary Miss, house 12 Humboldt Parmenter Wm. H., salesman, 31 Elmi, h. 111} Inman
Parnell Margaret A., widow of Wm., h. 471 Main
Parnell Wm. HI., clerk (46 Chauncy, B.), lionse 46 Prospect
Parr Henrietta, widow of Wm. H., dress- maker, 4 Douglass, house do.
Parr Wallace E. (Parr & Beardsley), 9 Palmer, house 30} Shepard
Parr & Beardsley (Wallace E. Parr and Charles H. Beardsley), painters, 9 Palmer
Parradis R., safe maker, 17 Main
Parrock Alice M. Miss, telephone operator, 623 Main, boards 56 Austin
Parrock Isabella, widow of Wm. H., h. 134 Pleasant
Parron Ethine, broom maker, lı. Crescent av., near the pottery
Parry Bros. & Co. (John E., Wm. A., Geo. A. and Richard H. Parry), brick mnfrs., foot Raymond and off Concord avenue
Parry Edward, at 169 Gore
Parry George A. (Parry Bros. & Co.), briek mnfr., house 3 Loeke
Parry Jolin E. (Parry Bros. & Co.), brick mnfr., house 318 North av.
Parry Richard H. (Parry Bros. & Co.), brick mnfr .. house 29 Rice
Parry Robert A., foreman, Parry Bros. & Co., foot Raymond, bds. 29 Rice
Parry Susan, widow of C. Ephraim, b. 29 Rice
Parry Wm. A. (Parry Bros. & Co.), brick mnfr .. foot Raymond, h. Lambert av., cor. Mt. Pleasant
Parsley Thomas, laborer, b. 1 Worcester Parsons Albert S., treasurer, Cambridge- port Diary Co., 105 Magazine, li. at Lexington
Parsons Albus R., cane seater, boards 350 Broadway
Parsons Alex., grocer, 18 River, h. do.
Parsons Allen B., carpenter, 35 Mellen, house do.
Parsons Caroline L. Miss, artist (32 Studio bldg., B.), boards 54 Garden
Parsons Charles A., gas fitter, 12} Harvard row, rooms 19 Winthrop
Parsons Elizabeth, widow of Nathaniel, h. 18 River
Parsons Emma F. Miss, book-keeper, 225 North av., boards 10 Russell
Parsons George, mason, lı. 18 River
Parsons Henry K. (H. K. Parsons & Co.), stable, hay and straw, 198 North ave., boards 10 Russell
DRAIN PIPE, all Sizes, at BURDITT & WHITE'S, 2 & 4 CENTRAL SQUARE.
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Parsons H. K. & Co. (Henry K. Parsons and George H. True), stable, hay, ete., 198 North avenue
Parsons Joseph, carpenter, Dyke, cor. De- Wolf, rooms 50 Holyoke
Parsons Josiah P., carpenter, 200} North avenue, rooms 234 do.
Parsons Katherine Miss, house 54 Garden Parsons Lydia A. Miss, artist (28 School. B.), boards 10 Russell
Parsons Mary Sabra Miss, house 54 Garden Parsons Sylvanus M., cattle broker, house 10 Russell [Franklin Part Julia, widow of Michael, house 196 Partelow Charles J., painter, 14 Church, h. 100 Green
Partridge David, cabinet maker (Somer- ville), honse 55 Webster avenue
Partridge Frank P., fancy goo:ls (497 Wash- ington, B.), honse 109 Northi avenne Partridge Horace, fancy goods (51 Han- over and 497 Washington, B.), house 111 North avenue
Partridge John W., house 17 Ellsworth av. Partridge William, arctic maker, American Rubber Co., rooms 21 Washington
Pasho Herbert, conductor, W. E. St. Ry. Co .. house 14 Frank
Pasho Oliver, janitor, G. A. R. Hall, Main, house 10 Revere
Pasho Prescott L., conductor, W. E. St. Ry. Co., boards 14 Frank
Patch Howard W., printer, h. 76 Fairmont Patch Matilda S., widow of Joseph, house 4 Upton
Patchel Wm. J., carpenter, h. 12 Gardner Patchet James, roller, 126 Portland, house 239 Broadway
Patchett Edward, supt. of interments, Mt. Auburn Cemetery, h. 17 Cushing court Paterson Charles, slater, house 3 Rogers' block, Washington
Paton James M., boards 38 Lake View ave. Paton Lucy Miss, teacher, b. 38 Lake View avenue
Paton 'Thomas C. M., h. 38 Lake View ave. Patriquin George, clerk (26 Summer, B.), boards 5} Fairmont avenue
Patriqnin John M., salesman (Washington, B.), house 13 Hamilton
Patt Jeremiah, laborer, boards 196 Franklin Patten A. M., driver, W. E. St. Ry. Co. Patten Ephraim H., clerk, 153 Bridge, h. 65 Winter
[do.
Patten Eva S. Mrs., laundry, 369 Main, h. Patten G. B., conductor, W. E. St. Ry. Co. Patten John, laborer, house 56 Charles
Patten Minervia Miss, music, house 298 Harvard
Patten William. driver, U. S. Mail, 44 Bridge. house at Boston
Patten William, teamster, b. 33 Cambridge Patterson Alexander, coachman, house 69 Howard
Patterson Catherine Mrs., housekeeper, 197 Hampshire, house do.
Patterson C. A., at 44 Cambridge
Patterson Emil, cook, h. rear 172 Columbia Patterson Franklin, steam fitter (80 Sud- bury, B.), house 5 Saville
Patterson George, carriage mufr., 181 Hampshire, house 162 do.
Patterson Gilbert, laborer, 169 Gore, house Gore, near Somerville line
Patterson James, boards Porter's Hotel Patterson James W., stone cutter, 53 Main, house 40 Reed [Hawley's, Carson Patterson JJohn, laborer, boards Reuben Patterson John W., laborer, house rear 29 Harvard, No. 5
Patterson John W., stone cutter, Ayer's wharf, Third, boards 10 Broadway
Patterson Robert J., bottler and liquors, 37 and 39 Cedar, house 37 do. [115 Ehn Patterson Robert J., furniture maker, house Patterson Thomas, boiler maker, 92 Main Patterson Thomas, laborer, boards 269 Put- nam avenue
Patterson William, laborer, Mt. Auburn Cemetery, boards 14 Locust
Patterson Wm. A., carpenter, h. 43 Union Patterson William S., carpenter, boards 162 Hampshire
Pattinson James, sawyer, 20 Albany
Pattison William B., cabinet maker, house 4 Hotel Clark
Patton Jacob C., lawyer (34 School, rooms 37 and 38, B.), rooms 7 Thayer Hall, Harvard University
Paul Ivory C., cutter (417 Washington, B.), house 17 Pleasant place
Paul Susan A., widow of Nathan, house 106 Pleasant
Pauncefort George, clerk, Riverside Press, house at Boston
Payette Albert (J. Talmont & Co. ), picture frames, 334 Main, house 77 Clark
Payette John, boiler maker. 92 Main
Payette Zoe, widow of Charles, h. 77 Clark Payne Richard, laborer, h. rear 45 Amory Payne Robert J., marble worker, house r. 136 Green
Payne, see Paine
Paynter William N., carpenter, h. 15 Cherry Payson Byron S., boots and shoes, 114 Hampshire, house 7 Lamson place
Payson Joseph H., foreman, 3 Hampshire, house 93 River
Peabody Andrew P., Rev., Plummer Prof. of Christian morals, Emeritus, house 11 Quincy
Peabody Francis G., Parkman Prof. of Theology, H. U., house 57 Shepard
P
EAK HOWARD F., roofer, 2 Charles River, order box, Lyceum bldg., Harvard square, shop, foot of Dyke, honse 2 Charles River (see page 10)
FLORISTS. P. O'BRIEN & SON 820 MAINN AND 89 SPARKS STREETS.
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Peak Thomas F., roofer, boards 5 DeWolf | Peckham Arthur, wheelwright (Somerville) Pear Charles M., boards 17 Woreester house 30 Rice
Pear Isaae S. (Pettengill & Pear), spring bed mnfr., Rhoades bldg., State, and (30 Brattle, B.), house 7 Howard
Pear Lucy A., widow of William B., bds. 20 Trowbridge
Pear Sarah A. Miss, reg. Asso. Charities, Central sq. bldg. Western ave., boards 28 Front
Pear Sarah R., widow of John S., house 17 Worcester
Pear Thomas, silversmith (27 Avery, B.), house 42 Essex
Pear William H., student, H. U., boards 20 Trowbridge
Pearce Catherine, widow of William A., h. 179 Harvard
Pearce John, machinist, house 142 Prospect Pearce Richard M., foreman of shoemakers Amer. Rubber Co., Ninth
Pearl Solomon, fish, house 295 Broadway Pearrent Eldridge, wood carver, house 111 Charles
Pearson Albert L., car polisher, house 57 Pleasant
Pearson Augusta, widow of Thomas, house 20 Park
Pearson George H., elerk 595 Main, boards at Boston
Pearson George W., house 16 Allen
Pearson Henry, clerk, house 20 Park
Pearson Henry C., supt. piano dept., 162 Broadway, house 25 Clinton
Pearson Legh R., printer, University Press house 882 Main
Pearson Lizzie H. Miss, book-keeper, 660 Main, boards 125 Washington
Pearson Martha J. M., widow, h. 48 Dana Pearson Mary A., widow, house 2 Austin place
Pearson Mary S., widow of Samuel, house 25 Clinton
Pearson Sarah, widow of Charles S., house 125 Washington
Pearson William, clerk (B.), h. 2 Sidney Pearson William H., see. Boston Chamber of Commerce, house 16 Allen
Pearson, see Pierson
Pease Curtis S., book-keeper, Boston Iee Co., Prison Point, house at Malden
Pease George I., foreman (4 Beverly, B.), house 285 Main
Peaslee Cyrus, provisions, house 776 Main Peaslee Edward M., clerk, 471 Main, bds. 467 do.
[467 Main
Peaslee Sarah T., widow of Daniel C., h. Peasly O. Frank, elerk, boards 18 Orehard Peasly Susan Mrs., dressmaker, 18 Or- chard house do.
Peasly Winfred I., clerk (32 Faneuil Hall sq., B.), house 467 Main
Peavey C. A., conductor, W. E. St. Ry., Co., honse at Somerville
Peek Manuel, laborer, house 92 Fifth Peel Francis, widow, house 88 Third
Peel Wm. H., stone carver (B.), house 88 Third
Peeler Mary E., widow of John J., house 40 Holworthy
Pieree Albert P., baker, house 7 Franklin Pierce Benjamin O., prof. H. U., house 51 Oxford
Peiree Calvin D., book-binder, house 3 Hannumn's blk .. Broadway
Peirce Charlotte E. Miss, house 4 Kirkland place
Peirce Herbert H. D., steam heating (54 Sears bldg., Washington, B.), house 5 Fayerweather
Peiree James Mills, prof. of Mathematies, H. U., house 4 Kirkland pl.
Peirce Thomas F., engineer, A. Clark & Sons' Henry, house 391 Main
Peirce William W. (Leavitt & Peiree;, smokers' artieles 438 Harvard, boards 860 Main
Peirce see Pieree, also Pearee
Peisch Charles, baker, 502 Main
Pelkey Franeis, broom nianfr., Crescent av. house Mt. Pleasant
Pellaquin Gilbert, foreman, M. W., Sands' Walden, house next do.
Pellaquin Narzare, laborer, house 110 Con- cord avenue
Pelonsky Nathan, dry and faney goods, 398 Cambridge, and clothing 416 do., house 95 Inman
Peltier Joseph O., organ builder (Cam- bridge, cor. North Grove, B.), house 25 Market
Peltier Louis O., piano regulator (1125 Washington, B.), boards 25 Market Pelton Alfred, baker, house 125 Dublin Pencey Amos, carpenter, boards 47 William Pendexter Frances E. Miss, teacher, Gore primary school, house 80 Fourth
Penfield John S. F., potter, house 473 Main
Penfield Willie J., artist, 473 Main. bds. do. Penke Frederiek, shoe maker, 24 Hamp- shire, boards 32 Bristol
Pennell Ellington, hardware, 57 Cambridge house at Somerville
Pennell James F., hardware, 57 Cambridge, house 34 Second
Penney Catherine W., widow of Thomas W., house 385 North ar.
Penney C. Fred, milkman, house foot of Harvey
Penney Edward, porter (169 Washington, B.), rms. 41 Washington
Penney Elizabeth M. Miss, milliner, 446 Harvard, boards Richard Penney's, Harvey
Penney James, hostler, 216 Green, h. 446 do
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
BURDITT & WILLIAMS Wholesale and Retall. 20 DOCK SQUARE.
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Penney James S., salesman (F. H. Market, | B.), boards Richard Penney's, foot of Harvey [Clinton Penney Lizzie W., music teacher, boards 4 Penney Mannetta W., teacher, b. 4 Clinton Penney Margaret J. Miss, teacher, Wash- ington grammar school, boards Richard Penney's, foot Harvey
Penney N. Joseph, milkman, lı. 16 Frank Penney Richard H., farmer, foot of Har- vey, at Arlington line, lı. do.
Penney Richard H., pattern maker, 356 Main, boards 383 North av.
Penney Richard H., Jr., machinist, 356 Main, bds. foot of Harvey
Penney Schuyler J., master mariner, house 4 Clinton
Penniman Arthur W., at Cambridgeport Diary Co., b. 4 Sidney
Penniman Benjamin F., pressman, Univer- sity Press, house 6 Hilliard pl.
Penniman Harry A., book-keeper, 446 Main boards 46 Sidney
Penniman Kate, widow of Thomas J. , house : ** 46 Sidney
Penniman Maurice, tin worker, Dover Stamping Co., bds. 5 Rockwell
Penniman M. A. Mrs., house 20 Elm
Penniman Walter S., clerk (Summer, B.), boards 6 Hilliard pl.
Penning J. Fred, varnishier, 162 Broadway, house 19 Fiftlı
Pennington George H., polislier, 139 Broad- way, house 3 Hampshire pl.
Pennock Nathaniel A., jeweler, 182 Northı ave., liouse 4 Beechı
Penslow T., switchman, W. E. St. Ry. Co. Pepper Rosanna, widow of Thomas, house 47 Crescent
Pepper William T., laborer, h. 47 Reed
Perchette Charles, sewing machine agent, liouse 119 Washington
Percival Edmund A., tailor (3 School, rm. 7, B.), house 69 Moore
Percival Emeline L. Mrs., h. 127 Auburn Percival Harry W., book-keeper, 502 Main, boards 12. Auburn
Perham Caroline P., widow of John, house 97 Columbia
Perham Jolın, at 169 Gore
Perham Richard P., janitor (19 Pearl, B.), house 27 Brewery
Perigny Benjamin E., baker, b. 166 Elm
Perigny Francis H., letter carrier (P. O., B.), b. 166 Elm
Perigny Joachim, baker, h. 166 Elm
Perkins Albert D., meats (cellar 1} Quincy Market, B.), h. 473 Broadway
Perkins Augustus M., painter, h. 11 Amory Perkins Charles H., teamster, house 159 Spring
Perkins Charles T., house 7 Summer
Perkins Edmund E., carpenter, b. 9 Norfolk
Perkins Elisha K., cooper (Boston wharf, First, South Boston), h. 107 Pearl
Perkins Elizabeth, widow of Levi, house 7 Everett
Perkins Eva A. Miss, music teacher, 11 Amory, boards do.
Perkins F. E., conductor. W. E. St. Ry.Co. PERKINS GEORGE A., lawyer,
(3 Pemberton sq., rm. 12, B. ), house 7 Everett (see page 651)
Perkins George G., lineman (Somerville), boards 585 Franklin
Perkins George G., sawyer. State, corner Oshorn, bds. 11& Prospect
Perkins George M., engineer, B. & A. R.R. house 325 Main
Perkins Hamilton 1I., salesman (33 Nortlı Market, B.), honse 104 Anburn
Perkins Jennie E. Miss, music teacher, 11 Amory, boards do.
Perkins Jolm. Jr , house 23 Ellery
Perkins Jolm B., carpenter, rear 113 Cam- bridge, house r. 174 Thorndike
Perkins Mary E., bread store, 33 River, house do.
Perkins Oliver L. salesman (477 Wash., B.) house Crescent avenue, near Walden Perkins Oscar, machinist (B.), house 54 Boylston
Perkins Sumner N., sawyer, li. 9 Plymouth Perkins Susan S. Mrs., h. 58} Franklin
Perkins Walter S., salesman (4 Chauncy, B.), house 23 Ellery
Perkins William M., boot and shoe maker, 191 Hampshire, house at Somerville
Perrault Michel, ropemaker, D. C. Co., Rogers
Perrigo Andrew, engineer and carpenter, 138 Norfolk, b. 102 Hampshire
Perrigo Lorenzo J. (Stewart & Perrigo), insurance agent, 563 Main, house 102 Hampshire
Perrin Arthur, clerk (254 Washington B.), boards Franklin Perrin's, Arsenal square
Perrin Franklin, treas., W. E. St. Ry. Co., 5 Harvard sq., h. Arsenal sq.
Perrosa Gabriel, cook, basement Lyceum Hall, Harvard sq., h. at Boston
Perry Addie A., house 321 Pearl
Perry Adelbert P., silver plater (B.), bds. 102 Henry
Perry Anthoine J., laborer, 162 Broadway, house 13 Brewery
Perry Anthoine J. Jr., brass finisher, bds. 13 Brewery
Perry Anthony, box maker, Amer. Rubber Co., boards 128 Howard
Perry Anthony J., laborer, 162 Broadway, house 13 Brewery
Perry Antoine T., coppersmith, b. 70 Gore Perry Caroline M. Miss, copyist, Otis, cor. Second, house at Concord
Perry Charles. laborer, house 46 Flagg
Dr. E. Y. White, Dr. W. H. Hollis,
DENTISTS,
603 Main St. Central Sq.
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Perry Charles, shoe counter maker, house Ilotel Harrison
Perry Charles A .. carpenter, h. 24 Rockwell Perry Charles E., tool sharpener, foot Ay- er's wharf. Third, h. 117 Otis
Perry Charles F., fireman, b. 19 Winthrop Perry Danvers HI .. wheelwright, house 95 Webster avenue
Perry Edward, lab., 169 Gore. b. 164 do.
Perry Eliza A., widow of Benjamin F., h. 19 Winthrop
Perry Emanuel, foreman, dry house, First, cor. Thorndike, house First, next Cam- bridge
Perry Eugene L., painter, 3 Sargent, lı. do. Perry Foster, carpenter, h. 102 Henry
Perry Franklin W., book-keeper (25 South Market, B. ), h. 2172 Putnam ave.
Perry George, teamster, boards 171 Dublin Perry George G., tinman, 153 Putnam ave., boards 22 River
Perry George M., trav. salesman (69 South Market, B.), house 28 Amory
Perry Henrietta, widow of Jacinth, house 128 Harvard
Perry James H., laborer, house 44} Amory Perry James R., house rear 181 Cambridge Perry John, box maker, American Rubber Co., boards 128 Harvard
Perry John, carpenter, boards 164 Gore
Perry John, laborer, house 12 East
Perry John, laborer, 3 Hampshire
Perry Joseph, laborer, Riverside Press, house rear 95 River
Perry Joseph, tinsmith, boards 13 Brewery Perry Joseph N .. conductor, W. E. St. Ry. Co., boards 4 Frank
Perry Manuel, laborer, house 3 First
Perry Manuel, mill hand, First, c. Thorndike
Perry Marion A., widow of Ohver H., bds. 94 Brattle
Perry Melvin W., carpenter, h. 84 River
Perry Ralph L., carpenter, bds. 102 Henry Perry William, painter (134 North, B. ), boards 56 Brookline
Perry William HI., clerk, 17 Brattle, boards 19 Winthrop
Perry William Joseph, tinsmith, Albany, boards 13 Brewery
Person Emanuel, safe maker, 17 Main, h. 5 Rogers block, Washington
Person Edwin F., provisions (87} Green, B.), house 129 Thorndike
Person E. B., conductor, W. E. St. Ry. Co., rooms 26 Winthrop
Person John, sounding-board maker, 284 Main, house 182 Washington
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