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Solicitors in Probate.
Kern & McLoud, 23 Court, rooms 213 and 214 Boston (see p. 709)
Speaking Tubes.
Fuller Seth W., 27 Arch, Boston (see page 150)
Sporting Apparatus.
Read William & Sons, 107 Wash ington, Boston (see page 712)
Spring Beds and Bedding.
Paine's Furniture Co., 48 Canal, Boston (see page 393 and out- side bottom edge)
Spring Wire.
Washburn & Moen Mnfg. Co., Worcester, Mass. (see page 498)
Stained Glass · Windows. REDDING, BAIRD & CO. 83 Franklin, Boston (see p. 400)
Stained and Cut Glass. REDDING, BAIRD & CO. 83 Franklin, Boston (see p. 460)
Starch.
Marble Jerome & Co., 42 Pearl, Boston (see page 8) Speare's Alden, Sons & Co., 3 Cen- tral Wharf, Boston (see page 8)
Stationers' Specialties.
Dennison Mnfg. Co., 26 and 28 Franklin, Boston (see back of book and page 703)
Steam Boiler Inspec- tion.
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance Co., 35 Pember- ton square, Boston (see page 24)
Steam Boilers and Engines.
Braman, Dow & Co., 3, 4, 5 and 6 Haymarket square, Boston (see opp. page 5) N. E. Machine Co., 43 to 47 Bever- ly, Boston (see page 711)
Steam Damper.
Trask Henry D., 97 Portland, Bos- ton (see page 63)
Steam Engines.
Barbour, Stockwell & Co. (Mnfrs.), 11 Chardon, Boston (see page 88) Braman, Dow & Co., 3, 4, 5 and 6 Haymarket square, Boston (see page 5)
N. E. Machine Co., 43 to 47 Bever- ly, Boston (see page 711) Roberts Iron Works Co .. 96 Cen- tral, Boston (see page 423)
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF PATRONS.
Steam Fitters' Sup- plies.
Braman, Dow & Co., 2, 4, 5 and G Haymarket square, Boston (see page 5)
Steam, Gas and Water Pipe Mufrs.
Braman. Dow & Co., 3, 4, 5 and 6 Haymarket square, Boston (see page 5)
Steam Heating Appa- ratus.
Braman, Dow & Co., 3, 4, 5 and 6 Haymarket sq. ( see opp. p. 5) Trask Henry D., 97 Portland, Bos- ton (see page 63)
Steam Jacket Kettles.
Braman. Dow & Co., 3, 4, 5 and 6 Haymarket square, Boston (see page 5)
Sterm Packing.
Braman, Dow & Co., 3, 4, 5 and 6 Haymarket square, Boston (see page 5)
Steam Pumps, Boilers, Etc.
Blake George F. Mnfg. Co., Boston (see opp. page 5) N. E. Machine CO., 43 to 47 Bever- ly, Boston ( see page 711)
Steam Radiators.
Branian, Dow & Co., 3, 4. 5 and 6 Haymarket square, Bostona (see page 5)
Steam Valves and Guage Cocks.
Braman. Dow & Co., 3, 4. 5 and 6 Haymarket square, Boston (see page 5)
Steam and Gas Fitters.
Braman, Dow & Co., 3, 4, 5 and G Haymarket sq., Boston (see p. 5)
Steam and Hot Water Heating.
Walker Horace E. & Co., 17 and 19 Union, Boston (see page 149) Walker & Pratt Mufg. Co., 31 to 35 Union, Boston (see page 150)
Steel Wire (Mnfrs.)
Washburn & Moen Mnfg. Co., Wor- cester, Mass. (see page 498)
Steel Drill Wire.
Washburn & Moen Mnfg. Co., Wor- cester, Mass. (see page 498)
Stenographer. Greenwood S. G., 61 Conrt, Boston (see back cover)
Stone Vases.
Lewis David W., 51 Kilby, corner Water, Boston (see page 16)
Stoves, Furnaces and Ranges. .
McArthur A. & Co., 16 and 18 Corn- hill, Boston (see p. 14) Walker Horace E. & Co., 17 and 19 Union, Boston (see p. 149) Walker & Pratt Mnfg. Co., 31 and 35 Union, Boston (see p. 150)
Stucco Worker.
Reed Clarence G., 336 Beacon, Somerville (see p. 68)
Surveyor. Whitney Wm. H., 39 Court, Boston (see p. 22)
Tags.
Dennison Mnfg. Co., 26 and 28 · Franklin, Boston (see back of book and page 703)
Tallow, Lard, Etc.
Boston Fresh Tripe Co., 24 South Market, Boston (see p. 64)
Tullow and Grease.
Dow John C. & Co., 13 and 14 Chatham, Boston (see p. 66)
Tanks.
Roberts Iron Works Co., 96 Central Boston (see p. 425)
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF PATRONS.
Targets for Rifle Practice.
Dennison Mnfg. Co., 26 and 28 Franklin, Boston (see back of book and p. 703)
Teacher (Phono- graphy.)
Greenwood S. G., 61 Court, Boston (see back cover)
Teacher. (Private School, Shorthand.)
Greenwood S. G., 61 Court, Boston (see back cover)
Teacher (Shorthand.)
Greenwood S. G., 61 Court, Boston (see back cover)
Teacher (Stenog- raphy.)
Greenwood S. G., 61 Court, Boston (see back cover)
Teachers (Dress Cut- ting and Making.).
Boston Dress Cutting College, 181 Tremont, Boston (see p. 78)
Telegraph Wire.
Washburn & Moen Mnfg. Co., Wor- cester, Mass. (see p. 498)
Tents and Flags.
Lamprell & Marble, 357 Commercial Boston (see p. 4) Martin James & Son, 110, 112 and 114 Commercial, Boston (see p. 332) Yale R. M. & Co., 29 So. Market, Boston (see opp.p. 4)
Terra Cotta.
Harris Charles, 12 Pearl, Boston (see p. 150)
Tin and Sheet Iron Workers.
Rice John S. & Co., 23 John, Bos- ton (see p. 149) Walker Horace E. & Co., 17 and 19 Union, Boston (see p. 149) Walker & Pratt Mnfg. Co., 31 and 35 Union, Boston (see p. 150)
Tin Can Mnfrs.
Rice John S. & Co., 23 John, Bos- ton (see p. 149)
Tin Roofers.
Walker Horace E. & Co., 17 and 19 Union, Boston (see p. 149) Walker & Pratt Mnfg. Co., 31 to 35 Union, Boston (see p. 150)
Tinned Wire.
Washburn & Moen Mnfg. Co., Wor- cester, Mass. (see p. 498)
Tissue Papers.
Dennison Mnfg. Co., 26 and 28 Franklin, Boston (see back of book and page 703)
Tools (Crayon, Sculp- tors', Etchers', Etc.)
Frost & Adams, 37 Cornhill, Boston (see opp. p. 38)
Toys.
Standard Turning Works, 52 Kilby, Boston (see back cover)
Tripe, Pigs' Feet, Etc.
Boston Fresh Tripe Co., 24 South Market, Boston (see page 64) Squire Joseph & Co., 39 North, Bos- ton (see page 64)
Trust Companies.
American Loan & Trust Co.,55 Con- gress, Boston (see front cover) Equitable Trust & Investment Co., (The), 67 Sears building, Boston (see page 25)
Turning and Jig Sawing.
Standard Turning Works.52 Kilby, Boston (see back cover;
Type Founders.
Boston Type Foundry, 104 Milk, Boston (see page 705)
Type Writer.
Greenwood S. G., 61 Court, Boston (see back cover)
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF PATRONS.
Type Writing Ma- chines.
Greenwood S. G., 61 Court, Boston (see back cover)
Upholsterers and Up- holstery Goods.
Hazelton & Goddard, 66 Boylston, Boston (see page 11)
Paine's Furniture Co., 48 Canal, Boston (see page 393 and outside bottom edge)
Upholstery Goods.
Boston Wall Paper Co., 20 Summer, Boston (see foot lines)
Cushman Bros. & Co., 82 and 86 Hawley, Boston (see p. G)
Upholstery Hardware.
Cushman Bros. & Co., 82 and 86 Hawley, Boston (see page 6)
Varnishes and Japans.
Gould & Cutler, 69 Union, Boston (see opp. page 39)
Varnish Cans.
Rice John S. & Co., 23 John, Bos- ton (see page 149)
Venetian Glass. REDDING, BAIRD & CO. 83 Franklin, Boston (see p. 460)
Ventilation.
Hawkes Levi & Co., 50 Howard, Boston (see page 68)
Vinegar.
Cambridge Vinegar Co., Herbert Derby, prop., 24 South Market, Boston ( see page 6+)
Wagon Covers.
Martin James & Son, 110, 112 and 114 Commercial, Boston (see p. 332)
Sawyer H. M. & Son, 45 Broad, Boston (see page 694) Yale R. M. & Co., 29 So. Market, Boston (see opp. p. 4)
Watch Springs.
Washburn &Moen Mnfg. Co., Wor- cester, Mass. (see page 498)
Watches.
Crosby S. S., 26 West, Boston (see page 11)
Towne H., 26 West, Boston (see p. 11)
Water Proof Clothing and Hats.
Sawyer H. M. & Son, 45 Broad, Boston (see page 694)
Water, Steam and Gas Pipe.
Braman, Dow & Co., 3, 4, 5 and 6 Haymarket sq., Boston (see opp. page 5)
Weaving Wire.
Washburn & Moen Mnfg. Co., Wor- cester, Mass. (see page 498)
Wells (Artesian.)
Smith B. F., 38 Oliver, Boston (see back cover)
White Lead ( "Ulster.")
Gould & Cutler. 69 Union, Boston (see opp. page 39)
White Lead and Zinc.
Boston Lead Mnfg. Co., William J. Bride, treas., 162 Congress, Bos- ton (see opp. page 5)
Willow Ware.
Hopkinson & Marden, 15 and 16 F. H. square, Boston (see p. 712)
Window, Church and House Glass.
REDDING, BAIRD & CO. 83 Franklin, Boston (see p. 400)
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF PATRONS.
Window Glass Deal- ers.
REDDING, BAIRD & CO. 83 Franklin, Boston (see p. 460)
Window Shades and Curtain Fixtures.
Bond J. Elliot, 173 Washington, Boston (see page 18) Boston Wall Paper Co., 20 Summer Boston (see foot lines) Cushman Bros. & Co., 82 to 86 Hawley, Boston (see page 6)
Wire Cloth and Net- tings.
Morss & Whyte, 75 and 81 Cornhill, Boston (see page 9)
Wire Mnfrs.
Washburn & Moen Mnfg. Co., Wor- cester, Mass. (see page 498)
Wire Rope.
Washburn & Moen Mnfg. Co., Wor- cester, Mass. (see page 498)
Wire Workers und Dealers.
Morss & Whyte, 75 and 81 Cornhill, Boston (see page 9)
Wood and Ivory Turning.
Standard Turning Works, 52 Kilby, Boston (see back cover)
Wooden Ware.
Hopkinson & Marden, 15 and 16 F. H. square , Boston (see page 712)
Wood Working Ma- chinery.
N. E. Machine Co.,43 to 47 Beverly Boston (see page 711)
Wrought Iron Pipe and Fittings.
Braman, Dow & Co., 3, 4, 5 and 6 Haymarket sq., Boston (see opp. page 5)
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
ESTABLIHED 1862.
ELMER LITTLEFIELD.
JAMES E HUNTRESS.
W. A. Greenough & Co.,
Compilers and Publishers of
DIRECTORIES AND MAPS.
Directories of all the principal cities of the United States kept on hand for reference.
28 OLIVER ST.,
BOSTON, MASS.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
TRASK'S Hot Water System.
Have you any rooms or halls at your residence, that you would like heated? If so,try our system of Hot Water Heating, which we warrant to work per- fectly, or no charge, - requires no extra fire, and will prove a saving of coal. In connecting our hot water system in the win- ter months we will not deprive you of heat from your furnace over two or three hours at the longest.
There is no heat so healthy as that produced by hot water. Our system of heating one, two, or even three rooms, by a circi- lation of hot water from any hot air furnace, is the latest thing of thing of the ninetceth century.
It is well known that there is a great deal of surplus heat around a hot air furnace, and we claim that the double coil we insert in the hottest part of a fur- lace helps greatly to utilize the heat and does not detract the heat from your hot air pipes.
We are satisfied that no one who understands the principles of heating can contradict ns, when we assert. that after hot air furnaces are run to their full- est capacity to obtain the desired heat in some rooms, and even then are unable to do it, that the heat from . the forced furnace poisons the air, injures the fur- nace greatly, to say nothing of the extra cost of coal.
There is a growing dissatisfac- tion among nearly all persons using hot air furnaces.
We claim that the proper way
to heat a house is, to burn your coal slowly and the air you receive from it is healthy. We claim that a furnace will last twice as long, and that the consumption of coal is far less under our system of heating. There is nothing complicated about it, requires no care, and will last as long as an ordinary furnace. We warrant our hot air > ystem to heat any room we undertake, or where we place our radiator. We can make all connections to your furnace, and not deprive you of heat over three or four hours. We hold ourselves in readiness to give estimates of heating any apartments in your residence or place of busiucss.
If you wish to make inquiries about our Hot Water System, send us a Postal, and we will call, either at residence or place of business. fr
General Office for New England
97 Portland Street, BOSTON.
TELEPHONE 2222.
Manufacturers of the Norcross Furnace Governors and Steam Dumpers.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
ESTABLISHED 1840.
JAMES H. DAVIS. JAMES H. SPAULDING. JAMES C. DAVIS & SON, - Manufacturers of -
STANDARD SOAPS
RELIABLE
3 CHATHAM STREET, BOSTON.
J. C. DAVIS' OLD SOAP.
Factory, 204, 206 and 208 Broadway, CAMBRIDGEPORT.
BOSTON FRESH TRIPE COMPANY H. C. DERBY, Treasurer. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in FRESH AND PICKLED TRIPE, PIGS' FEET, LAMBS TONGUES, TALLOW, LARD AND HEAD CHEESE. Office at Works, Abattoir Grounds, BRIGHTON, MASS.
CAMBRIDGE VINEGAR CO., PURE WHITE WINE VINEGAR.
75 Main St., Cambridgeport. HERBERT DERBY, President.
H. C. DERBY, Treasurer. Every barrel of Vinegar sold from these works is WARRANTED to be free from all poisonous acids or impurities of any kind.
Boston Office, New York Fresh Tripe Co., 622 to 636 W. 39th St., N. Y. 24 SO. MARKET ST. Hours, 11 to 12. ? E. K. Pond Packing Co., 69 McGregor St., Chicago. Telephone Connection. ( Cambridge Vinegar Co., 75 Main St., Cambridgeport.
JOSEPH SQUIRE. CLARENCE W. STETSON.
JOSEPH SQUIRE & CO.,
- Dealers in -
Pork,Lard,Hams, TRIPE, PIGS' FEET & SAUSAGES. Receirers & Distributors of the Highest Grade Butter Substitute, known as Oleomargarine.
Curers of the Celebrated " C and C" brand of Sugar Cured Hams, and packers of Strictly Pure Leaf Lard (kettle rendered), for Family use. PROPRIETORS OF THE CELEBRATED " CLOVER LEAF CREAMERY " BUTTER. 35, 37, 39 AND 41 NORTH STREET, BOSTON, MASS.
FRANK H. TEELE,
SOAP MANUFACTURER.
Pure Old Style Ertra Soap for Family Use. Pure Olive Oil Soap, for Factories, Woolen Mills, and Print Works. Wool Scourers and Fulling Soaps, Olive Harness Soap, Pure Olice Toilet Soap.
Lincoln Street, near Windsor, Cambridgeport, Mass.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
DEAD ANIMALS. BRIGHTON ABATTOIR. THE BUTCHERS' SLAUGHTERING
AND
MELTING ASSOCIATION,
MARKET ST., AND WESTERN AVE., BRIGHTON DIST. WILL REMOVE -- ALL- DEAD HORSE'S
-- AND - CATTLE
PROMPTLY AND WITHOUT EXPENSE.
Old Family Horses, or any other Horses that the owner may desire to have disposed of, will be quietly removed and Humanely Killed.
Orders sent to the BRIGHTON ABATTOIR, Brighton, either by Telegraph, Telephone or Mail, at the expense of the Association will receive immediate attention.
TELEPHONE NO. 7420.
NEATSFOOT OIL. STRICTLY PURE NEATSFOOT OIL CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
-TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
JOHN C. DOW & CO.,
*
DOW'S SUPERPHOSPHATE .
D *
OVER
SOAP.
13 & 14 Chatham St.,
CRUSHED BONE.
FOR POULTRY: GROUND OYSTER SHELLS, GROUND BEEF SCRAPE,
TALLOW,
HARD
AND SOFT SOAP.
BOSTON.
*
*
J. C. DOW.
F. DOW.
FACTORIES AT CAMBRIDGEPORT AND EAST MEDFORD.
JAMES MELLEN.
Established 1835. E. D. MELLEN.
CURTIS DAVIS & CO., WELCOME
TRADE MARK ..
TRADE MARK
SOAP.
No. 136 State Street, -
BOSTON, MASS.
Manufactory 184, 186, 188, 190, 192 & 194 Broadway, Cambridgeport.
NITROGENO
GROUND BONE FERTILIZER .
CONTINENTAL FOOD. CONDITION POWDERS,
MORSE AND CATTLE FOOD,
OW'S
DOW'S
BONE MEAL.
DR. PILGRIM'S WORM DESTROYER.
GREASE AND BONES,
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
MIDDLESEX
MARKET.
FRED J. ROW & CO., (Connected by Telephone.) - Wholesale and Retail Dealers in -
BEEF PORK, LARD, HAMS,
Mutton, Lamb, Veal, Poultry and Game in their Season. Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Canned Goods, Country Produce, Etc. Also Fish, Smoked and Pickled Fish of all kinds,
423 Main and 1 Cherry St., Cambridgeport, Mass. ARTHUR WARD.
FRED J. ROW,
CALENDAR, 1890
1891
JANUARY
MAY
SEPTEMBER
JANUARY
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1- 5 12 19 26
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51- 7 14 21 28
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JUNE
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NOVEMBER
MARCH
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1- 6 13 20 27
-2 9 16 23 30
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LYSANDER KEMP & SONS, - Manufacturers of -
WHOLESOME SOAP.
FAMILY, SHIPPING,
SOAPS,
CASTILE SOFT.
Dealers in SOAP STOCKS. Factory, Cor. Broadway and Davis Sts., Cambridgeport, Mass. LYSANDER KEMP. HORACE G. KEMP. JAMES H. KEMP.
Telephone Connection.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
1864.
1890. " The Old and Reliable ! Insurance Agency." W. B. HASTINGS & CO., INSURANCE AGENTS.
NO. 89 CAMBRIDGE STREET, EAST CAMBRIDGE. EXCHANGE PLACE, ROOM 22, BOSTON, MASS. Office Hours, Boston, 1 103 P. M.
LEVI HAWKES & CO., PLUMBERS.
Special Attention to Drainage and Ventilation.
599 1-2 Main Street, Cambridgeport. ALSO 50 HOWARD ST., BOSTON.
MCFARLAND BROS.,
Where you will find a first class assort- ment of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
er and VISIONIS.
110 &112 Harvard St.
Branch Store, Washington Street, Cor. Brewery St.,
CAMBRIDGEPORT.
Consisting of Beef, Pork,
Lamb, Hams, Poultry, Lard, &c.
Veg tables, Oranges. Canned Goods, But- ter, Eggs & Flour a Specialty.
CLARENCE G. REED, Plasterer & Stucco Worker.
Kalsomining, Whitening and Tinting without moving Carpets or Furniture. KEENE, PORTLAND AND COMMON CEMENTING.
All kinds of Jobbing promptly attended to. LETTER AND ORDER BOX :- 22 Sawin's Express Office, Harvard Sq., Cambridge. LE . TER BOX: - H. W. Raymond's 52 & 54 Union Square, Somerville. CONNECTED BY TELEPHONE.
Locker, 336 Beacon St., Somerville. Residence, Forest, cor. Beacon St.
Tevi Hawkes, Joan Crawford.
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STREETS, COURTS, AVENUES, ETC.
Streets, Courts, Avenues, Etc.
Streects in Ward 1 are in Cambridge (proper), Wards 2 and 4 Cambridgeport,, Ward 3 East Cambridge, Ward 5 North Cambridge.
Acacia, from 13 Ash to 5 Hawthorn, ward 1| Acorn, from 219 Putnam avenue to 42 Chestnut, ward 4
Adams, from Concord avenue, opposite Wellington, to Washington, at Bel- mont line, ward 1
Adams place, off Adams, ward 1
Agassiz, from Linnæan to Lancaster, ward 5 Agassiz, from 21 Sacramento, ward 5
Akron, from 92 Banks to the river
Albany, from Main, west of railroad, to Fort Washington, ward 4
Albro, from Western avenue to Blackstone, ward 4
Allen, from 178 Nortli ave. to 68 Orchard, ward 5
Allston, from 114 Magazine, east, to Wav- erly, Fort Washington, Ward 4
Allston court, from 100 Allston, south, ward 4
Amory, from 329 Broadway to 199 Hamp- shire, ward 2
Amory place, from 11 Amory, west, ward 2 Andrew, from 42 Fairmont to Somerset, ward 4
Antrim, from 353 Broadway to 536 Cam- bridge, Inman square, ward 2
Appian Way, from 63 Brattle to 3 Garden, ward 1
Appleton, from 153 Brattle to Concord av., ward 1
Arlington, from 131 Northavenue to Waslı- ington avenue, ward 5
Arrow, from 866 Main to 13 Bow, ward 1 Arsenal square, junction of Garden, Con- cord avenue and Chauncy, ward 1
Ash, from 84 Brattle, south, to Gasometer, ward 1
Ash street place, from 12 Ash, east, ward 1 Ashburton place, from 26 Essex, east, wd. 2 Athens, from 22 Mt. Auburn, south, ward 1 Auburn, from 20 Western avenue to Sid- ney, ward 4
Auburn place, from 645 Mt. Auburn, opp. cemetery, north, ward 1
Austin, from 439 Main to 10 Inman, wards 4 and 2
Austin place. from 86 Austin, south, wd. 2 Avon, from 27 Shepard to 40 Linnæan, ward 5
Avon Hill street, from 39 Linnæan to Lam- bert avenue, ward 5
Avon place, from 32 Avon Hill, east, wd. 5 Bailey place, from 118 Magazine, ward 4 Baldwin, from 661 Cambridge to 78 Kirk- Jand, ward 1
Baldwin street court, from Baldwin, east, ward 1
Baldwin place, from 97 Main, North, wd. 2 Ballord place, from 94 Putnam avenue, east, ward 4
Banks. from 10 Mt. Auburn to Sands, wd. 1 Bates from Raymond, near Linnæan, to Avon Hill, ward 5
Bath, from 158 Mt. Auburn, south, wd. 1 Bay, from 776 Main to 90 Kinnaird, wd. 4 Beacon (Somerville), continuation of Hampshire to Oxford, wards 2 and 5
Beaver, from 19 Cowperthiwaite to 59 Flagg, ward 1
Beck Park, Harvard, junction Main, wd. 1 Becon court, from 125 Gore, ward 3
Bedford, from 13 Porter to Somerville line, ward 2
Beech, from 192 North av. to Elm, near Somerville line, ward 5
Bell, from 17 Allston, ward 4
Bellevue avenue, from 87 Raymond, south, of Lambert avenue, to east of Avon Hill street, ward 5
Belmont, from Mt. Auburn, at railroad bridge, to Belmont line, ward 1
Bennett, from junction Murray and Eliot, west, ward 1
Bent, from 133 Third to Ninth, ward 3
Berkeley, from 9 Phillips place to 8 Craigie, ward 1
Berkshire, from Bristol, north, to beyond Vandine, ward 2
Berkshire place, from 1 Berkshire to Port- land, ward 2 [ward 2
Bigelow, from 693 Main to 282 Harvard, Binney, from Third to Ninth, ward 3
Binney Field, Cambridge, between Winsor and B. & A. R. R. crossing, ward 2 Blackstone, from 129 River to 116 Western avenue, ward 4
Blair place, from 75 Bolton, ward 5
Blake, from 204 North avenue, ward 5 Blanche, from 16 Front, south, ward 5 Boardman, from 183 Harvard to 364 Broad- way, ward 2
Boardman place, from 13 Boardman, wd. 2 Brookford, from 385 North ave., ward 4
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STREETS, COURTS, AVENUES, ETC.
Bolton, from 111 Dublin to beyond 131 Dublin, ward 5 [ward 1
Bond, from 43 Concord avenne to 58 Garden
Bow, from 902 Main to 50 Mt. Auburn, ward 1 [5
Bowdoin, from Andson to 24 Linnæan, wd. Boylston, from 9 Harvard square to Brigh- ton bridge, Brighton line, ward 1
Boyson place, from 15 Valentine, ward t
Brackett place. from 146 North avenue to railroad, ward 5
Brattle, from 9 Harvard square to Mt. Au- burn, at Fresh Pond lane, ward 1
Brattle square, from 34 Brattle to Mt. Au- burn, ward 1
Brendon, from Raymond, ward 5
Brewer, from 146 Mt. Auburn, south, wd. ] Brewery, from 166 Broadway to 305 Main. wards 2 and 4 [ward 1
Brewster place. from 61 Sparks to Appleton, Brick Alley, from 52 North
Bridge, from Craigie's bridge, East Cam- bridge, to Somerville line, ward 3
Brimmer place, from Brewery to Munson, ward 2
Bristol, from 17 Market to Portland, wd. 2 Broadway, from 99 Main, ward 2. to Cam-
bridge, at the College Grounds, wards 2 and 1
Broadway Park, junction Broadway, Nor- folk and Prospect. ward 2
Brookline, from 520 Main to the Charles river, ward 4
Brooks, from 361 Main to 34 School, wd. 4 Brooks place, from Moore to Clark, ward 4 Brown, from 124 Brattle to 13 Foster, wd. ] Buckingham. from 25 Craigie to 54 Concord avenue, ward 1 [ward ]
Burns court, from 10 Foster. opp. Brown. Butler conrt, from 10 Charles River, wd. ] Cambridge, from 96 Bridge to Holmes pl., wards 3 and 1
Cambridge Common, Garden, Waterhouse and North avenue, ward 1
Camden place, from 245 Mt. Anhurn. wd. ] Cameron, from North avenue, near C. M.
R. R. crossing, north, to Somerville line, ward 5
Camp, from John to Lerned, ward 5
Carlisle, from 142 Prospect to 73 Tremont, ward 2
Carver, from 70 Sacramento to Kent, wd. 1 Cedar, from 339 North avenue to 59 Spruce, ward 5
Cedar square, from 37 Cedar. west, to Dud- ley, ward 5
Central place, from 21 Western avenue, north, ward 4
Central square, junction Main, River, Mag- azine streets. and Western avenue, ward 4 Centre, from 85 Hancock to 8 Dana. ward 2 Channing. from 168 Brattle to Mt. Auburn. opposite the Hospital, ward 2
Chapman place. from 13 Gerry to 14 Brewer, ward 1
Charles, from 121 Third, east and west, to Ninth. ward 3
Charles River. from 52 Mt. Auburn to 11 Dyke, ward 1 [ward 2
Chatham. from 145 Hancock to 36 Dana, Channey. from 31 North avenue to 15 Con- cord avenue, ward 1
Cherry. from 421 Main to 176 Harvard, wards 4 and 2
Cherry conrt, from 22 Cherry, east, ward 4 Chester, from 260 North avenne, east, to Somerville line, ward 5 [ward 4 Chestnut, from 168 Pleasant to Waverly, Chestnut Park, from 23 to 31 Charles, rnn- ning north, ward 3 [ward 1 Church, from 13 Harvard row to 45 Brattle, Church place, from 98 Cambridge, south, ward 3
Clarendon avenue, from 372 North avenue to Somerville line, ward 5
Clark, from 387 Main to 20 Webster av., north. wards 4 and 2
Clary, from Prospect, south of Houghton, west, ward 2
Clay, from 93 Spruce to 40 Harvey, ward 5 Cleveland, from Ellery to Dana, ward 1
Clifton. from 117 Spruce to 64 Harvey, ward 5
Clinton, from 707 Main to 290 Harvard, wal. Cogswell avenne, from 237 North avenue to F. R. R., ward 5
Cogswell place, fro:n 11 Mead to Cogswell avenne, ward 5
Columbia, from 473 Main to Somerville line, wards 4 and 2
Columbus avenue, from North avenue, near Arlington line, to Kimball, ward 5
Common, from 66 Norfolk to Elm, ward 2 Concord avenue, from 3 Waterhouse to Wellington and Adams, Belmont line, wards I and 5
Conlons court, from 152 Third. east, wd. 3 Coolidge place, from 505 Main, ward 3
Coolidge avenue, from Mt. Auburn street.
at Mt. Auburn cemetery, to Cambridge: cemetery, at Watertown line, ward 1
Corliss place, from 13 Antrim, ward 2
Cottage, from 103 Pearl to 38 River, wd. 4 Cottage court. from & Cottage, south, wd. 4 Cottage Park ave., from 377 North ave., ward 5
Cottage Row, from opp. 326 Green. wd. 4 Cowperthiwaite, from 25 Banks to 38 De- Wolf, ward 1
Craigie. from 30 Concord avenue to 141 Brattle, ward 1
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