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Edward J. carpenter, bds. 33} Essex Enoch B. clerk, Am. R, Co. house at Boston
George A. iron molder, house 3 Nor- folk place
George B. machinist, h. 6 Warland
George W. asst. supt. Cochrane Chem- ical Co. Potter, h. 45 Union
Hugh, boiler maker. h. 6 Warland
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Robertson James, bell hanger(27 Arch,B.), 94 Pleasant
John A. Rev. pastor, First F. B.church, h. 333 Essex
Mary, widow of Peter, h. 6 Warland Peter, tinsmith (B.), b. 94 Pleasant Robert, gilder ( B.), lı. 153 Hamilton William H. police officer, station 2, h. 24 Pleasant
William N. press feeder, boards 153 Hamilton
William W. upholsterer; 26 Brattle, house do.
Robicheau Daniel A. upholsterer, house 18 Cowperthiwaite .
James, clerk, 416 Harvard, bds. 18 Cowperthwaite
Robie Daniel, clerk, 227 Cambridge, bds. 201 do.
Robillard David, laborer, h. 163 Dublin
Deseller, carpenter, h. Garden court Elizabeth, variety store, 163 Dublin, house do.
Evangelist, carpenter, h. 37 Dublin
Lawrence A. provisions, 55 Dublin, house 51 do.
Robin Simon. regulator, r. 368 Main, h. 12 Norfolk
Robinson Aaron, provisions (54 Causeway, and 136 Portland, B. ), h.52 Franklin Albert E. painter, bds. r. 83 Bridge Alex, nickeler, bds. 101 Washington Alfred, h 27 Grant
Alfred T. bookkeeper (150 Congress, B. ), house 44 Amory
Alfred W. elevator (B.), house 265 Prospect
Alvin W. teamster, 621 Main, house 55 Green
Amos G. student (M. I. T., B.), b. Mrs. T. Robinson's, Coolidge ave. Andrew, cooper, h. 10 Oak
Andrew F. draughtsman, 92 Main, h. 176 Elm, ward 5
Arthur C. music teacher (58 Water, B ), h. 10 Mt. Auburn
Arthur C.wood molder, h. 128 Norfo'k Benjamin L. curator, Botanic Gardens and instructor, H. U. h.38 Arlington Catherine, widow of Daniel, house 84 Brookline
Charles, agent, h. 4 Seventh st. court Charles, janitor, h. 97 Austin
Charles E. clerk (146 Franklin, B.), house 56 Mt. Auburn
Charles E. driver, 506 Main, house r. 55 Green
Charles R. produce (50 So. Market, B. ), h. 44 Russell
Edward H. telegraph operator, boards 99 Auburn
Emma N. Miss, clerk, 609 Main, house 16 Warland
Robinson Ernest H.clerk(17 Dock sq. B.), house 8 Essex
Florence N. Miss, bes. 16 Forest
Frank E. clerk (32 Otis, B.), boards 52 Franklin
Frank P. car conductor, h. Hotel Josephine, Carlisle
Fred O. trav. salesman, h. 12 William Frederick A. janitor, h. 78 Kinnaird
F. Arthur, police, station 2, boards 92 Hastings -
George, salesman (92 Hanover, B.), house 99 Auburn
George E. laborer, h. 195 Hampshire George O. lawyer, house 16 Forest
Harry J. asst. secy. Y. M. C. A. rms. 28 Essex
Henry. stone cutter, 30 Fairmont Jabez L. oil stoves (79 North, B.), boards 67 Lake View avenue
James, janitor. Quincy Hall, bds. do. James H. bookkeeper, 506 Main, house 38 Erie
James H. carpenter, house 4 Douglass John, laborer, house 263 Columbia
John P. h. Hotel Josephine, Carlisle
Julia A. teacher, Reed primary school, boards 569 North avenue
Kate, widow, house 52 Winter
Leona M. widow of William L. B. h. 92 Concord avenue
Luther, ventilators,38 Howard, bds. do. Luther C. metal mufr. 38 Howard, house do.
Margaret Miss, house 62 Spring
Margaret, widow of Henry, house 67 Brattle
Maria E. Mrs. house 82 Harvard
Martha C. widow of Converse L.house 43} Langdon
Mary, widow of Jolin, h 171 Raymond Mary W. copyist, Otis, cor. Second, house 16 Warland
Rhoda E. widow of James, house 17 Dyke
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Robert, teamster, bds. 101 Washington Robert L. carpenter, h. 101 Washington R. Frank physician,38 Erie, boards do. Samuel, carpenter, b. 101 Washington S. Alice, copy reader, R. P. b. 38 Erie OBINSON THOMAS, furniture mnfr. 602 Main, house 3, rear 52Pine (see page 736)
Thomas Mrs. house Coolidge ave.
William, at Am. Rub.Co. bus. 221 Main William, slater, 400 Harvard, boards 101 Washington
William B. salesman (B.), house 265 Prospect
Wm. C. machinist, b. 176 Elm, ward 5 William E. salesman (17} Blackstone, B.), house 87 Pemberton see Robertson
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Robitaille Henry, laborer, h. 13 Vandine Robson Frederick, carpenter (B.), house 72 Allston
Green, city laborer, bds. 131 Pleasant Roby Eunice M. widow of William H. h. 3 Haskell
William T. blacksmith, 181. Hampshire, house at Somerville
Roche Edward, clerk, bds. 48 Broadway Edward C. teamster, 40 Green, boards 327 Columbia
James, laborer, house 84 Fifth
John, shoemaker, 402 Harvard, house at Boston
Jobn, steam fitter, bds. 19 Suffolk
Mary A. widow of John, h.53 Market
Mollie Miss, boards 53 Market
Nicholas W. stone cutter, 32@ Third, house at Brighton
Robert J. house 16 Green
William, horse shoer, bds. 21 Mill see Roach
Rochfort Charles H ho tler. h. 33 Dunster Rock Anger, brick maker, house 83 Dublin Alfred. machinist, h. 3 Rogers ct.
Louis, brick maker, house 81 Dublin Rockwell Egbert,at (Am. Ex. 43 Franklin, B.), house 13 Summer
Grace E Miss, clerk, 225 Cambridge, house 13 Summer
Rockwood Lizzie W. Miss, teacher of painting, house 12 Essex
Sarah B. widow of Donald P. house 12 Essex
Rodenhaver Charles, painter, bds.80 Clark Roder Paul, cigar maker, rms. 59 Spring Roderick Andrew, tinsmith, bds. 48 B'way Henry, rubber worker, h. 257 Vine Joseph, glass worker, bds. 19 Gore
Manuel, at Revere Sugar Refinery, bds. 19 Gore
Manuel, house 39 Washington Rodgers George A.carriagesmith, 446 Main house 157 do. Manuel, teamster, bds. 19 Gore
Rodley George, teamster, house 52 Winter Rodrigues Francisco, laborer, h.30 Spring Rogers Alexander, electrician, W. E. St. Ry. Co. house 9} Gerry
Al-xander M. watchman, h. 25 Magee Alfred E. sawyer, h. rear 27 Pine Annie Mrs house rear 27 Pine
Barrett, carpenter, 13 Church, rooms 42 Mt. Auburn
Benjamin F. hav and grain, 269 Main' house 23 Walden
Blanche E. music teacher (149 A Tre- mont, B. ), boards 23 Walden
C. Albert.ag. nt Am.Ex.Co 11 Brattle, house 42 Wallace
D'xter, rooms 10 Church
Edward, hostler, First, cor. Charles, house 90 First
Rogers Edward B. plumber, 599} Main, b. 100 Austin
Edward H. student, H. U. boards 53 Norfolk
Florence A.Mrs.teacher, Felton school boards 103 Inmin
Frank, teamster, boards 90 First
Frank Felix, laborer, h. 210 Bridge Frank F. clerk (B.), bds. 2 Short Fred C. car starter, 83 Bridge, house rear 17 Tremont
Fred W. clerk. 265 Pearl. h 271 do. Frederick E. plumber, bds 327 Pearl Frederick W. lawyer, 299 Main, house 5 Craigie
Gabriel, laborer, house 10 Hunting Gabriel, gas house, house 3 Ninth George, fireman. gas works, Third George, clerk, 265 Pearl, bds. 371 do. George A. carriagesmith, house 6 Pine George H. inspector, piano keys, house 231 Columbia
George M. estate of, 299 Main
G. Frank, clerk, 21 Bratt.e, house 67 Mt. Auburn
Mary A. Mrs. house 53 Norfork
Hugh F. iceman, h. 1254 Cambridge James, carpenter, house 12 Allston James, roofer (131 Charles, B.),house 143 Main
James A. shoemaker, bds. 172 Charles Janet P. Miss, bds. 37 Concord ave. John, laborer, bds. 14 Harding John, barber, house 142 Bridge John, team -ter, house 224 Banks John, teamster, bds. 2 Crescent Park John M. shipper, house 292 Green Joseph, packer, house 44 Spring Joseph O. clerk (363 Washington, B. ),
house 26 Prince
Leslie S. insurance, 299 Main, boards 49 Norfolk
Lillian C. teacher, High school, boards 23 Walden
Lizzie A. Miss, house 126 Pearl
L Waldo (Bay State Electrotype Foundry, 165 Devonshire, B. ) , hou .e 55 Dina
Manuel, soap maker, h. 86 Cambridge Manu 1, clerk, 83, Cambridge, boards Second, cor. Vine
Mark E. driver, State, cor. Sma t
Martvn M. agent, Rogers block, 293 Main, house 49 Norfolk
Mary, widow of Manuel, house 183 Cambridge
Mary E. widow of Hamilton G. house 96 Auburn
Mary L. Mrs. h. 37 Concord ave.
M. Thacher, school supplies (352 Wash- ington, B.), house 29 Spruce
Nicholas, cement maker, Albany,house at Boston
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Rogers Patrick, laborer, house 8 Jefferson Patrick, teamster, 28 Bridge, boards 269 Vine
Patrick J. clerk, 40 Green, boards 143 Main
Peter, teamster, h. 9 Second st. ct.
Robert, laborer, H. U. yard, house 14 Murdock
Stephen W. switchman, W. E. St. Ry. house 105 Green
Tiler, clerk (B ), bds. 13 Pro- pect
William, carpenter, b. 99 Richdale av. William. harness maker, 90 Bridge, boards at Boston
William, pressman, 9 Palmer, boards 10 Acorn
William E. asst. register, Probate, Otis, house at Wakefield
William James. electrotyper, h.25 Oak William J. printer, bds. 14 Murdock
William P. teamster, h. 174 Harvard
William T. carpenter, h. 26 Fairmont see Rodgers
Rogerson - -, herdic driver, rms. 139 Austin
Rohde Leo, plumber and musician, house 240 Prospect
Rohr Charles, at 169 Gore, hds. 20 East Ida D. widow of Robert, h. 20 East Rohrbacker William,clerk, b. 36 Hampshire William F. varnisher, 162 Broadway, house 36 Hampshire
Rohrer Charles F. upholsterer (B.), house 1 Newman
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OLFE CHARLES J. lawyer and notary public (42 Court, B. ), boards 405 Broadway (se- pag - 745)
William, painter, 660 Main, house rear 5 De Wolf
William J. « di or and author, house 405 Broadway
Rollins Abbott H. bookkeeper (31. Quincy Market, B.), house 16 Garfield
Alden H. carriagesmith, 10 Brattle, boards 22 Farwell pl.
Edgar J. student, bds 88 North ave.
Edwin F. teamster, h. 14 Springfield Fred A. plumber, h. 22 Forwell pl.
George HI. blacksmith, 818 Cambridge, honse 875 Cambridge
George O. (Chapman Carriage Co.),10 Brattle, house 22 Farwell pl.
John A. provisions (31 Quincy market, B. ), house 88 North ave
J. Edward, photographer, boards 5 Elmer
Rollo Delphis, hairdresser, h. 25 Harvey Romer Theron T. salesman. h. 16 Frank Romkey Charles, carp: nter, 132 Cambridge, house at Bo-ton
Rondina Joseph, cabinet maker (B.), bds. 25 Fourth
Tonis. «1 rk (R ). bds. 25 Fourth
Rondina Peter, wood carver, h. 25 Fourth Roney John, foreman, boiler dept. 29 Main, house at Boston
Rood Elisha, carpenter, h. 63 Lincoln Rooney Frank, coachman, 12 Chauncy, b. Jā Brown
James, hostler, 565} Main, rms. do. James F. hairdresser (B. ), b. 8 Saville John, bds. 203 Clark
John F. plumber, h. 23 McDonald John J. freight handler, h. 9 Fifth Owen, laborer, house lõ Brown
· Wiliam, house 203 Clark
William, laborer, house 23 Sparks William E. laborer, bas. 23 Sparks see Runey
Roop William T. (W. T. Roop & Co.), boots and shoes, 537 Main, rooms 5 Pleasant
ROOP W. T. & CO. (William T. Roop), boots and shoes, 557 Main (see map)
Roper Bernard J. police, station 5, house 39 Hubbard avenue
Bridget, widow of Joseph, h. Cedar, next Norris
Francis, rope maker, house 6 Bolton Frank. variety store,67 Spruce.rms.do. John. clerk, bas. 187 Putnam avenue Maria L. widow of George H. h. 82 Auburn
Ropes Sarah Miss, house 1 Cleveland Rosa Antonio. laborer, h. 63 Vije
Joseph M. hairdresser and confection- ery, 226 Vine, h. 228 d ..
Rose Adolphus F. machinist, 25 Main. h. 72 Woodlawn avenne [av.
Amos P. cabinet maker. h 13 Lowland Edward L. house 70 Allston
Frauk, button hole maker. h. 194 Bridge Fra k, meat trimmer. h. 175 Flm Frank A. farmer, house 91 Cushing
George H. chemist, 150 Broadway, h. at Brighton
George H. ice man, bds. 66 Cushing George W. carpenter. h. 313 Main
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OSE HERBERT L. plumber. 15 River, h. 244 Prospect (see p. 719) Ida, widow of George, bds 30 Union John. fireman. First, cor. Thorndike, house 40 First
John, laborer, house 95 Second.
Joseph, laborer. h. 35 Vine [Church Joseph D. car conductor house 22 Louis J. laborer, bds. 126 Cushing Manuel, spinner, house 257 Vine
Manuel Gracia, laborer, h. 26 Winter Mary, widow of Charles, 1. 66 Cushing Mary, widow of Louis. h. 126 Cushing William, marble cutter (A. McDonald), boards 126 Cushing
William E. carpenter and builder, 17 River. house 11 Howland
WEST END ROOFING CO., 232 and 234 CAMBRIDGE ST. (West Boston Bridge),
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Rosenbaum Moses, tailor. 1066 Cambridge house do.
Rosenberg Alexander, shoemaker, 351 Main, h Holly, cor. Brooks
Rosenberger George A. confectioner, 243 Broadway, house 13 Lincoln
Joseph, glass cutter (B.), house 13 Lincoln
Joseph B. fresco painting,h. 31 Ports- mouth
Joseph B. plumber, h. 13 Lincoln
Samuel, boots and shoes, 594 Cam- bridge, house 82 O:is
Thomas W fresco painter, boards 72 Plymouth
Wendell. glass polisher (Som.), bds. 548 Cambridge
Rosenburg Edward J. candy maker, house 1 Ninth
Rosencraz Louis, boot and shoe maker, 3 Brattle sq. h. at Boston
Rosendahl Edward A. heliotyper (B.), h. 135 Amory
Gustaf, compositor (B. ),b. 135 Am ry Rodolph, sausage maker, 8 School, h. 56 Clark
Rudolph F. clerk; house 80 School
Rosenfield Lewis, cigar maker, h. 51 Jay Rosengren Carl C. carriage trimmer, 131 Main, bds. at Boston
Rosenstein Herman, junk, h. 198} No folk Rocha John, laborer, h. 64 Harvard
Rosenquist Carl, copper smith, house Har vard place
Rosling Charles E. cabinet maker, house 973 Thorndike
Ross Alfred H. grocer, 14 Brewery, house 25 Washington
Benjamin, waiter, b. 23 Portland Catherine, widow of William J. house 315 Vine
Charles, sounding board maker, bds. 181 Harvard
David, carpenter, Cochrane Chemical Co. Potter, house at Somerville
David C. wheelwright, 564 North av. house at Charlestown
Denman W. artist, h. 24 Craigie
Elizabeth, widow of William M.house 345 River
Emma J. Miss, teacher, Gore primary school. bds. at Somerville
Fannie, widow of Michael, house 578 Cambridge
Frederick H. fireman, B. & M. R. R. bds. 111 Auburn
George, painter rms. 85 Pearl
Harry W.clerk,594 Main,b.111 Anburn James A. mason, h. 183 Howard
James E. engineer, bds. 39 Winter
James H. undertaker, 13 Boylston, b. 63 South
Jerusha F. widow of Alfred. h. 59 Elm
Ross John J. ( William Ro-s & Son), under- tak+ r, 13 Boylston, bds. 6} South John L. Mrs. h. 24 Cragie
Lewis H. piano action maker, bds. 315 Vine
Maria R. Mrs. house 111 Auburn Mary. Mrs. nurse, rms. 34 Market Reason, car cleaner, rms. 87 Hastings Robert, stone cutter, boards Putnam avenue
Robert T. milk man, 11 Revere, h. do. Susan M. widow of Robe t. h. 16 Gerry Tuomas, stone cutter, bds.565 Putnam avenue
Vernon, carriage washer, boards 159 Cambridge
William, packer (55 Tremont, B.), h. 578 Cambridge
William (William Ross & Son), under- taker. 13 Boylston, h. 63 South
William, Jr. boards 63 South
William & Son (William and John J. Ross), undertakers. 13 Boylston
William F. piano maker, h. 97 Spring William Munroe, grainer. h. 245 River Rossi Thomas, painter, h. 16 East
Rothenberg Carl W. milk dealer, 328 Vine house 79 Fifth
Frederick, laborer, house 328 Vine see Rautenberr
Rothwell John, cab driver, b. 152 Third William H. machinist, Broadway, cor. Sixth, house at Boston
Rouche Joanna, widow of Alexander, h. 139 Portland
Rouillard Arthur, student, h. 8 Leonard av. George, clerk, h. 8 Leonard avenue
Roulston Rebecca M. bread store, 107 Ox- ford. bds. 10 Norton
Samuel, upholsterer, 25 Brattle, h. 10 Norton
Rounberg John, locksmith, 17 Main
Rounds Elvira, widow of Benjamin T. h. 88 Pearl
William J mason (75 Joy, B.), h. 36 Pearl
Rourke Hannah E. Mrs. dressmaker, 6 Lo- pez, house do.
Hugh, peddler, house 229 Vine
Hugh, tinker, h. rear 105 Fourth
James P. clerk, 23 Harvard, boards 197 do.
John M. letter carrier, 611 Main, h. 363 Prospect
J. E. cabinet maker, A. B. & E. L. Shaw, Otis
Mary, widow of Lawrence, house 22 Harvard
Mary E. bookkeeper, 23 Harvard, bds. 197 do.
Michael, laborer, bds. 57 Tremont
Patrick F. foreman, 626 Main, h. at South Boston
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R OURKE PETER F. groceries and provisions, 21 and 23 Harvard, h. 197 Harvard (see page 36) Thomas, porter, Cambridge Hospital, bds do.
see O'Rourke
Rousseau August, piano maker,b.52 Cherry George A. piano maker, h.52 Cherry Roust Richard F. stone cutter, h. 14 Beaver William T. elect ician, b. 14 Beaver Rovati Daniel, fruit, 180 Cambridge, h. 12 Lowland ave.
Row Amelia Mrs. dressmaker. 64 Prince, house do
Edmund J. bookkeeper, 423 Main, b. 136 C Washington
Fred J. (Row & Ward), provisions, 423 Main, and 1 Cherry, house 136 Washington, suite C
R OW & WARD (Fred J. Row and Arthur Ward), props. Middlesex market, provisions and fish, 423 Main (see p. 63)
George, carpenter, h. 43 Baldwin Isaac F. teamster. h. 233 Harvard J. Frank, painter, 233 Harvard
Rowan Michael, laborer, li. 328 River Michael, mason, h. 91 Tremont see Rowen
Rowe Edward, teamster, h.43 Washington Edward A. agent, b. 108 Columbia
Emma L. Miss, copyist, Otis, corner Second, b. 27 Acorn
Ernest H. bookkeeper (45 Commer- cial, B ), h. 105 Henry
George F. plumber, bds. 36 Cowperth Waite
Henry, trav. salesman (279 Congress, B.), h. 174 Elm, ward 5
Henry P. driver, Sawins Express, bds. 36 Cowperthwaite
John A. clerk, 43 Gore, boards 16 Squires ct.
Joseph O. F. real estate, h. 27 Acorn Margaret E. Miss, fancy goods, 910 Main, h. 36 Cowperthwaite
Mary A. widow of Philip, h. 1 Union Mary E. Mrs. h. 108 Columbia
Philip J. clerk, boards 36 Cowper- thwaite
R. Brackett, stoves, 525 Main, house at Somerville
Sadie B. Miss, copyi-t, Otis, corner Second, b. 27 Acorn
Samuel F. coal and wood, order box, 22 Boylston, h. 15 Mt, Auburn
Thomas P. police, h. 271 Portland
William, cooper, 169 Gore, house 16 Squires ct.
William H.police, station 2, house 40 Banks
see Row
Rowell Sarah E. Mrs. bds. 11 Everett
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Rowen Mary E. clerk, city engineer's office, City Hall, b. 8 Avon pl.
Michael H.engineer, Children's Hospital (B.), h. 379 Winsor
Patrick, engineer ( Mass. Gen. Hospi- tại, B.), h. 8 Avon pl.
see Rowan
Rowley Arthur J. E. machinist, boards 391 Winsor
Grace L. Miss, law librarian, Court House. bds. 93 Thorndike
James, printer, bds. 391 Winsor
James H. compositor, b 391 Winsor
John, grocer, 622 Cambridge, house 391 Winsor
Rowlison Charles C. h. 1524 Cambridge
Roy Alfred E. drug clerk, h. 141 Tremont
Bertha L. dressmaker, 231 Prospect, house do.
James M. physician, h. 96 Auburn John, driver, h. 19 Beaver
Royal Catherine, widow of Thomas, liouse 2 Short
Frank J. laborer, 169 Gore, h. rear 105 Spring
William J. cabinetmaker, 20 Albany, I. Sidney
Royce Josiah, professor, H.U.h. 103 Irving Thomas, warehouseman, h. 62 Broad - way
Ruddiman William, stone cutter,320 Third, bd4. 166 Main
Ruddock Grace Miss, h. 225 Franklin Ruddquist Franz, machinist, h. 325 Main Rudge James E. laborer, h. 35 .Hampshire Rueter Ernest L. bookkeeper, L. F. Goods
Co. Ciarendon ave. bds. at Jamaica Plain
Henry A. treas. L. F. Goods Co. Clar- endon ave. h. at Jamaica Plain
Henry H. prest. L. F. Goods Co. Clar- endon ave. h. at Jamaica Plain Richard, steam rooms
fitter, 13
Prospect
Rugg Charles W. engineer, h. 238 Putnam avenue
Ernest G. driver, Il. 238 Putnam ave.
George H. coal, 386 River, house 515 Putnam ave.
Ruggiero Giulio, hairdresser, b. 164 Main Ruggles Charles F. master mariner, h.rear 118 Green
Ruggli Edward W. clerk, b. 25 Church
Joseph A. shoemaker, 5 Brattle, h. 25 Church
Rulil Henry C. piano finisher, house 385 Columbia
Ruhman John H. bookbinder, Riverside, B Press, h 269 Brookline
Rumley John, city laborer, h. 40 Seventh Thomas W. plumber, h. 18 Third
Rumrill Clif on H. driver, Speare's Laun- dr: , h. at Boston
CARPENTERS' TOOLS,
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Rundberg John, iron worker, b. 4 Pioneer Rundlett Eliza C. Miss, h. 142 Prospect
Fred T. student (B.), b. 142 Prospect Martha A. Miss, h. 142 Prospect
Rundquist Y. A. wood carver, 108 Cam- bridge. h. 84 Elm
Rundstein Henry, tinsmith, h. 230 Brook- line [Thorndike
Runey Lydia T. widow of Samuel S.h. 101
Runstrom Axel, waiter (B.), house 250 Harvard
Susanna Mrs. dressmaker,250 Harvard Runyan Preston E. lawyer'209 Waslı. B.), h. 498 Main
Rupprecht Herbert, cigar maker, bds. r.174 Thorndike
Hugo, salesman (137 Eliot, B.), bds. r. 174 Thorndike
Louisa, widow of Robert, house rear 174 Thorndike
Paul, bds. r. 174 Thorndike
Robert, salesman (137 Eliot, B.), h. rear 174 Thorndike
Rush Martin, laborer, b. 10 Hunting
Patrick J. inspector of elevators (B.), h. 32 Cogswell ave.
Russ Elizabeth H. widow of George L. h. 746 Main
Josephine Mrs. h. 157 Hastings
Ralph L. bookbinder. b. 20 Railroad
Sylvia A Mrs. variety store, 165 Riv- er, h do.
William H. h. 9 Union
William H. Jr. bookbinder, house 20 Railroad
Russana Antonio, shoemaker, 289} Main, house do.
Russell Abbie C. Miss, dressmaker, 623 Main, rms. 17 Clinton
Alden D. confectionery, h. 8 Tremont Alexander, carriage trimmer, 224 Maiu, bds. 525 Winsor
Amos, h. 231 Prospect
Charles H. upholsterer, h. 35 Brookline
Charles L. clerk, City Hall, h. Inman, cor. Main, suite 5
R USSELL CHARLES THEO. lawyer (27 State, B.), h. 69 Sparks (see page 744)
RUSSELL CHARLES THEO.
JR. lawyer (27 State, B.), bds. 69 Sparks (see p. 744)
Clara Miss, h. 41 Orchard
Cora, widow of Henry, h. 231 Main
Cynthia M. Miss, h. 50 Trowbridge Daniel E. h. 215 Harvard
David, foreman of cutters, 169 Gore,h. 525 Winsor
Elmer A. confectioner, h. 33 Mellen
Etta L. Miss, ast. librarian, Public Library, bds. 231 Prospect
Frank, janitor, Boardman School, h. 715 School
Russell Frank, painter, bds. 231 Main
Frank H. produce (Coml. B.), bds. 4 Potter Park
George A. herdic driver (B ), h. 12 Elm Grace E. widow of James, house 42 Shepard
Henrietta E. widow of Francis F. manager, 219 Main, h. do.
Henry Edwards, h. 6 Mercer Circle
Henry W. confectioner, h. 19 Essex
Herbert F. bookkeeper (B.), h. 2} Orchard
James, car conductor, b. 24 Spring
James, cooper, bds. 525 Winsor
James R. hatter, h. 297 Main
Joseph B. office (114 State, B.), h. 138 Brattle
J. Hen v, lawyer (39 Court, B.), h. 150 Hancock
Lavina, widow of Leonard, h. 215 Harvard
L. Melvin, coachman and herdic, house 215 Harvard
Margaret E. Miss, groceries,58 North, house do.
Mary A. widow of Elward G. h. 343 Harvard
Mary E. widow of Alvard. h. 1 Com- mon
Michael, at B. & M R. R. b. 24 Spring Philip C. brass polisher, h. 4 Franklin Robert H. plasterer, h. 115 Pearl
Thomas (39 Court, rm. H, B.), h. 37 Second
Thomas J. tinsmith (B.), h. Madison avenue
Wilbur S. discount clerk, Blackstone National Bank (132 Hanover, B. ),h. 80 Inman
William, clerk. h. 95 Kinnaird
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USSELL WILLIAM E. lawyer (27 State, B.), h. 174 Brattle (see page 744)
William H elevator man (B.), house 71 Washington
William J. provisions, 25 Boylston, h. 23 Dunster
Russo Bernardino, fruit,567 and 399 Main, h. at Somerville
Joseph, fruit, 525 Main, h. at Som.
Rust Frank L. student, b. 1717 Cambridge Paul D. stud .nt, b. 1717 Cambridge
William A. lumber, h. 1717 Cambridge Ruston Elizabeth, widow of Thomas, h. r. 119 Washington
William, baker, h. r. 119 Washington UTHERFORD ROBERT J. Freestone andMarble Works, First, c. Spring, h. at Somerville (see p.729) Rutledge George, carriagesmith, 436 Main Solomon G. carriage worker, b. 164 Winsor
Rvan Ann, widow of Daniel, b. 254 Pearl
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Ryan Catherine, widow of Thomas, house 327 Main
Catherine J. widow of James F. h. 1455 Columbia
Charles A. teamster, b. 167 Brookline Charles H. carpenter, h. 8 Donnell
Charles S. lithographer, Revere, bds. 254 Green
Cornelius, laborer, 169 Gore, boards 160 Ot's
Daniel F. brush maker, h. 25 West
Dennis, city laborer, h. 7 Reed
Dennis, laborer, bds. 122 Hamilton
Edward D. clerk, bds. 27 Kinnaird
Eliza J. Miss, dressmaker, 254 Green, house do.
Etta Miss. dressmaker, 254Green,h.do. George H. baker, 1061 Cambridge, b. 138 Harvard
George W. milkman, 8 Donnell, b. do. James F. shoemaker, h. 61 Plympton John, at 169 Gore, bds. 51 Sixth
John, blacksmith, 910 Cambridge, h. 426 Columbia
John, cooper, Goepper Bros. Co.
Ninth
John, flagman, Medford st. crossing, B. & A. R. R. h. 13 Ninth
John, laborer, h. 167 Otis
John, laborer, h. 87 Cambridge
John, laborer, 169 Gore, house 5 Linehan's ct.
John, laborer, h. 52 North
John, laborer, h. rear 14 Ninth
John. machinist, h. 21 Suffolk
John, stone cutter, h. 15 Cherry
John, superintendent, 20 Brattle, h. 64 Plympton
John, waiter, h. 64 Plympton
John C. cooper, 139 Gore, house 2 Jordan place
John D. laborer, house 96 Banks
John E. teamster, bds. 155 Franklin
John G. printer, h. 27 Kinnaird
John H. laborer, bds. 87 Cambridge John J. cutter (B ), bds. 2 Mallens ct. John J. asst. pastor, St. Paul's church, h. 34 Holyoke
John T. bds. 66 Norfolk
Joseph, foreman, Goepper Bros. Ninth, lı. at Somerville
Joseph, laborer, 169 Gore, house rear 45 Winter
Joseph H.rubber cutter, h. 303 Winsor Margaret M. Miss, music teacher, h. 327 Columbia
Martin, carpenter, h. 66 Norfolk Martin, driver, bds. 167 Broadway
Mary, widow of Patrick, boarding, 24 Spring [Brookline Mary, widow of Thomas, house 167
Mary, widow of Timothy, house 2 Mullens ct.
Ryan Matthew J. machinist, B. & M.repair shop, Prison Point,h. at Charlestown Michael J. stone cutter, house 1128 Cambridge
Patrick, laborer, h. 18} School Patrick, laborer, house 16 Hancock
Patrick J. coachman, 336 Broadway, board do.
Richard, laborer, bds. 21 Suffolk
Thomas, arc ic maker, Amer. Rub.Co. bds. 157 Main
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