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Dane Hall, College yard 1832
Divinity Hall, Divinity av 1726 Divinity House, rear Divinity Hall
Divinity Library, Divinity av Emerson Hall, Quincy 1904 Episcopal Theo School, Brattle next Mason
Fogg Museum of Art College yard 1894
Foxcroft House, Kirkland cor Oxford
Gannet House, 2 Holmes pl
Germanic Museum, Broadway june Cambridge Gore Ilall, College yard 1838 Gray Herbarlum, rear 79 Garden
Gray's Hall, College yard 1863
Harvard Hall, College yard 1769
Harvard Unlon, Harvard cor Quincy
Hemenway Gymnasium, june Kirkland and Holmes pl 1878 Holden Chapel, College yard 174
Hollls Hall, College yard 1812
Holworthy Hall, College yard 1812
Holyoke House, 1336 to 1316 Mass av 1871
Jefferson Physical Laboratory, rear Holmes pl ISS.]
Lawrence Hall, Brattle near Mason 1873
Lawrence Scientific School. Kirkland cor Holmes pl 1848
Massachusetts Ilall, College yard 1720
Matthews Ilall. College yard 1870
Memorlal Hall. func Kirkland Quincy 1871
Cambridge and
Museum of Comparative Zoology, Divinity av and Oxford IS59 New Lecture Hall, Kirkland cor Oxford
Peabody Muesum of Archaeology, Divinity av 1877 Perkins Hall, Oxford cor Jarvis 1893
Phillips Brooks House. College Yard 1898
Plerce Hall. Oxford cor Jarvis
Radcliffe College 10 Garden
Randall Hall, Divinity av cor Kirkland 1898
Reed Hall (Ep Theo School) Brattle
Robinson Hall, Quincy 1901 Rotch Bullding, Jarvis 1900 Semltle Museum. Divinity av
Hathaway's Bread
Known to all WELL-BRED People for over one-Fourth of a Century
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WARD BOUNDARIES
Sever Hall, College Yard 1878
Stillman Infirmary, 270 Mt Auburn 1900
Stoughton Hall, College Yard 1805 Thayer Hall, College Yard 1869 University Hall, College Yard 1812 University Museum, Oxford near Kirkland Wadsworth House, 1341 Mass av 1726 Walter Hasting's Hall, Mass av n Holmes pl 1889 Waverley Hall, 115 Oxford
Weld Hall, College Yard 1871
CEMETERIES
Cambridge, Coolidge av at Watertown line Geo D Ford supt
Catholic, Rindge av opp Clay, D J Nelligan sapt Mt Auburn, Mt Auburn st Watertown line J C Scorgie supt
Old Burying Ground, Maas av cor Garden
WHARVES
American Rubber Co's Broad Canal, near Potter Ayer's, end Second
Bay State Fuel Co's 157 Main
Boston Elevated Railway Co's near North, E C Brook's, 221 Bridge
Coleman's, rear 242 First and 91 Broadway
Elston's, 99 Broadway
Fords', 59 Main
Gas House, Broad Canal near Third
Horgan's, 85 Main
Linehan's 42 Bridge
Luke's, 137 Main Morey & Phillips 30 Potter Munroe's, 46 First E C
Page's, 149 Broadway
Parker & Page's, r 40 First E C
Peter's, First opp Thorndike E C
Proctor Bros, 4 Bridge E C
Rawson's, 31 Main Revere Sugar Refinery, foot of Water Sanborn's, 68 Bridge E C
Sawyer's, 16 Cambridge 94 Bridge and 12 First E C Scully's, rear 84 and 120 First E C
Tower's, rear 139 Broadway
Warren, 10 and 22 Bridge Wellington's, 28 Bridge
Wellington & Buck's, 211 Bridge E C
Wood Wm H & Co's, 13 Broadway
Wyman's, 84 Bridge E C
BRIDGES
Brookline street, from foot of Brookline street, Cam- bridgeport to Boston
Cambridge street, foot River street Cambridgeport to Brighton district Craigie, from Bridge street E C to Boston
First street, across Broad canal to Main
Harvard, from Mass av Cambridgeport to Mass av Boston 1888
North Harvard street, foot Boylston st Cambridge to Brighton district
Sixth street, across Broad canal at Sixth
Third street, across Broad canal at Third
West Boston, from Main street Cambridgeport to Boston
Western avenue, foot Western avenue Cambridge- port to Brighton district
WARD BOUNDARIES
WARD 1 Beginning at the water at the mouth of Broad canal, thence by the centre of Broad canal to the centre of Third street, thence by the centre of Third street to Potter street, thence by the centre of Potter street to Fifth street, thence by the centre of Fifth street to Vine street, thence by the centre of Vine street to Fourth street, thence by the centre of Fourth street to Cambridge street, thence by the centre of Cambridge street to Fifth street, thence by the centre of Fifth street and said line extended northerly to the boundary line between Cambridge and Somerville, thence by said boundary line to the waters of Charles river, thence by the water to the point of the beginning.
WARD 2 Beginning at the centre line of Third street and Broad canal, thence by the centre of Broad canal to North canal, thence by the centre of North canal and northerly in a line continued there- from to the boundary line between Cambridge and Somerville, thence by said boundary line to a line in the extension of the centre line of Fifth street, thence by said extension and by the centre line of Fifth street to Cambridge street, thence by the cen- tre line of Cambridge street to Fourth street, thence by the centre line of Fourth street to Vine street, thence by the centre line of Vine street to Fifth street, thence by the centre line of Fifth street to Potter street, thence by the centre line of Potter street, to Third street, thence by the centre line of Third street to Broad canal at the point of beginning
WARD 3 Beginning at the boundary line between Cambridge and Somerville at Tremont street, thence by said boundary line to the extension of the centre line of North canal, thence by said extension and by the centre line of North canal to Binney street, thence by the centre line of Binney street to Bristol street, thence by the centre line of Bristol street to Hampshire street, thence by the centre line of Hampshire street to Tremont street, thence by the centre line Tremont street to the boundary line be- tween the cities of Cambridge and Somerville at the point of beginning.
WARD 4 Beginning at Tremont street on Hamp- shire street, thence by the centre line of Hampshire street to Bristol street, thence by the centre line of Bristol street to Binney street, thence by the centre line of Binney street to North canal, thence by the centre line of North canal to Broad canal, thence by the centre line of Broad canal to the water of Char- les river, thence by the water of Charles river to a point at right angles to Main street at Washington street, thence by a line at right angles to Main street to the junction of Main and Washington streets, thence by the centre line of Washington street to
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WARD BOUNDARIES
Norfolk street, thence by the centre line of Norfolk street to Massachusetts avenue, thence by the centre line of Massachusetts avenue to Prospect street, thence by the centre line of Prospect street to Broad- way, thence by the centre line of Broadway to Tre- mont street, thence by the centre line of Tremont street to Hampshire street at the point of beginning.
WARD 5 Beginning at the boundary line be- tween Cambridge and Somerville at Tremont street, thence by the centre line of Tremont street to Broad- way, thence by the centre line of Broadway to Pros- pect street, thence by the centre line of Prospect street to Massachusetts avenue, thence by the cen- tre line of Massachusetts avenue to Dana street, thence by the centre line of Dana street and said line extended northerly to the boundary line be- tween Cambridge and Somerville, thence by said boundary line to Tremont street at the point of beginning. .
WARD 6 Beginning on Massachusetts avenue at Norfolk street, thence by the centre line of Norfolk street to Washington street, thence by the centre line of Washington street to the junction of Wash- ington and Main street, thence by the line at right angles to Main street southerly to the water of Char- les river, thence by the water to the centre line of Magazine street extended, thence by said extension and by the centre line of Magazine street to Perry street, thence by the centre line of Perry street to Pearl street, thence by the centre line of Pearl street to Massachusetts avenue, thence by the centre line of Massachusetts avenue to Norfolk street at the point of beginning.
WARD 7 Beginning on Massachusetts avenue at Putnam avenue, thence by the centre line of Massa- chusetts avenue to Pearl street, thence by the cen- tre line of Pearl street to Perry street, thence by the centre line of Perry street to Magazine street, thence by the centre line of Magazine street and said line extended southerly to the water of Charles river, thence by said water to Western avenue, thence by the centre line of Western avenue to Putnam ave- nue, thence by the centre line of Putnam avenue to Massachusetts avenue at the point of beginning.
WARD 8 Beginning at the boundary line be- tween Cambridge and Somerville at Sacramento street, thence along said boundary line to its inter- section with the centre line of Dana street extended northerly, thence along said extension and the cen- tre line of Dana street to Masachusetts avenue, thence along the centre line of Massachusetts ave- nue to Putnam avenue, thence along the centre line of Putnam avenne to Western avenue, thence along the centre line of Western avenue to the Water of Charles river, thence by the water of Charles river
to Boylston street, thence by the centre line of Boylston street to Massachusetts avenue, thence by the centre line of Massachusetts avenue to Jarvis street, thence by the centre line of Jarvis street to Oxford street, thence by the centre line of Oxford street to Sacremento street, thence by the centre line of Sacramento street to the boundary line be- tween Cambridge and Somerville at the point of beginning.
WARD 9 Beginning at the boundary line between Cambridge and Belmont at Concord avenne, thence along the centre line of Concord avenne to Bond street, thence along the centre of Bond street to Garden street, thence along the centre line of Gar- den street to Shepard street, thence along the con- tre line of Shepard street to Massachusetts avenue, thence along the centre line of Massachusetts ave- nue to Sacramento street, thence along the centre line of Sacramento street to Oxford street, thence along the centre line of Oxford street to Jarvis street, thence along the centre line of Jarvis street to Massachusetts avenue, thence along the centre line of Massachusetts avenne to Boylston street. thence along the centre line of Boylston street to the water of Charles river, thence by the Charles river to the boundary line between Cambridge and Watertown, thence along said boundary line to the boundary line between Cambridge and Belmont, thence along said last named boundary to Concord avenne at the point of beginning.
WARD 10 Beginning at the boundary Ilne be- tween Cambridge and Belmont at Concord avenne, thence along sald boundary to the location of the Fitchburg Rallroad, thence along the centre line of said location to the boundary line between Cam- bridge and Somerville, thence along sald last named boundary to Sacramento street, thence along the centre Ilne of Sacramento street to Mussnchusetts avenue, thener along the centre line of Massachu setts avenue to Shepard street, thence along the centre line of Shepard street to Garden street. thence along the centre Hne of Garden street to Bond street, thence along the centre Ilne of Bond street to Concord avenne, thence along the cen tre lino of Concord avenue to the boundary lille between Cambridge and Belmont at the polnt c' beginning.
WARD 11 Beginning at the boundary Ine be- twoen Cambridge and Somerville at the Fitchburg Rallroad, thenee along the centre line of the loca tlon of sald rallroad to the boundary line between Cambridge and Belmont, thence nlong sald Lust named boundary Hne to the boundary line between Cambride und Arlington, thence nlong sald bonnd ary Ilne between Cambridge and Arlington to the boundary Ine between Cambridge und Somerville, thence along sald last mentioned boundary to the Fitchburg Rallroad at the point of beginning
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CAMBRIDGE HOUSE DIRECTORY
1905
Arranged alphabetically by streets & l'o start from the beginning of a street Read up All streets running east and west of Massachusetts avenue even on the right.
ABERDEEN AVENUE 605 MT 30
Edw & Shaw furniture 230
AUBURN
53 John Flagg lab
24
Mrs John F Copp 226
51 Dominick Garcello
18 Edwin L Sargent prin
47 John Larney lab
37 Francesco Covovino lab
37 Michele Rosa lab
120
Edgar W Goodwin
214
35 Antonio Sardella lab
painter
35 John Fagio lab
46
Henry Gallshaw furni- ture mover
207 lohn Fisher shoe re- palrer
ACACIA 13 ASH
10
Mrs E S Haines
20
18
Jere Il Foster salesman Henry S Cook carp
8 Mrs Mary E Holt
8 Mrs Susie E Downe
16
16
15 Joseph F Hefferin ong
11 Benj K Elkington elec Jos C Lewis driver
165
6 Mrs Chas P Strong 5 Chas Harris asphalt
S
9 Chas Il Keyes civ eng John J Gunzeimen tail- or
166
ACORN 515 PUTNAM AV
27 Llewellyn Hutchinson
27 Mrs Mary B Rowe
23 Percy A Laskey shipper ALLSTON WAVERLY TO MAG.1-
23 Mrs Carrie C Stodder
21 Robert J Wilson mach
15 Wm D Philpott elec 13 Robinson B Moore blk- smith
2.10
10 John McCarthy
10 Mrs Ellen Ralph 6 James B Harris fore
234
217 Mrs Annie K Stearns H M Montagne 239 John G Polngdester carpenter 237 Samuel Mason eng Solomon 11 Barnard com trav Arthur W Oilve clerk
156
Salvatore Plsplsa half- dresser Amos P Holden 225 Joseph S Chipman prov 217 E A Tripp horse dealer 215 Henry A Locke pub John Crawford plumber 11 T Monlton plumber
211 Russell L. Snow carp
21 Victor Terraddo
4 Mary Brown boarding
ALLEN
1961 MASS AV
198
205 Mrs Loulsa Stafford Charles H Goodrich elk 171 Joslah K Meadoweroft helper
171 Clarence L Hodsdon ong 170 Martin L MeClare
169 Oscar A Lundgren supt
169 Chas 1 Odenweller iltho artist
Henry L Lincoln asst water register MIIsses Fosdick Clarence 1. Wilson sales- man
163 James Il Robinson bkpr 163 1 Walter Evans ing Edw R Thomas painter Trumon N Gray
159 Alex R Hezlitt bkbinder 159 Geo 31 AAustin manager 159 Charlotte Meyers
157 John D Curtin grocer M L. C'renmer laundry- man
155 Joseph 3} Gracia clerk 153 HarHe G Kendall comp
AGASSIZ 15 LINNAEAN 33 Horace P Blackman
232
ZINE 219 Henry V Dowsing ar- tlon maker 160 160
17 H F Mernin carrier John P Quinn shoemkr Edward A Bullock
7 W K Blodgett Jr law- yer 61/2 Joseph Beane prov
10
7 Chas C Willard clerk
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ALBANY
538 MAIN
212
9 Rev Henry S Nash
27 Arthur W Blackman
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HOUSE DIRECTORY
AMORY 329 BROADWAY
155 Wm H Jenness painter
155 Clarence Webber elec 155 Mrs Alice Mclaughlin Alph Bertrand sole
154
sorter
154 William N Mullens po- lice
80
154 Kiernan Bergin mason 80
153 Thomas Degnan lab
79 Richard D White cler
147 Eph M Moore prov 78 Warren F Greenlav mason
147 Nelson T Cabana har- nessmkr 78 Loren B Rideout lab
142r Eliza Dyer
142 Calvin E Shatford ins agent
142 Daniel Hart lab
64
142 Charles A Coote eng 62
136 Pat J Crowley bkpr
135 John D McGillivray fore 58
56
51 Elijah B Robertson con- ductor
Annie E Short
Mrs Emily C Short
98
John Osh
82
Alex G Templeton team- - ster James Jaynes clerk
131 Mrs Gerda Harold
42 John E Stafford fore
41 A Otis Chamberlin let- ter carrier
80 78 78
Michael Donohue city teamster Carl Flink mach
126
76
John McHugh lab
124
Richard J Gallager ped - 36 Mrs Leocardia F Flow- ers
ler
123 Wm H Norris lab
122 Thos O'Connor paver
119 John Horrigan
119 John L Jenness tea
30
Chas E Spears mach Charles W Tapley
64
John Olson carp
116
116 Pat Murphy lab
8
S Patrick F Sullivan prov
112 Edmund Nagle
110 Wm O'Neil lab
109 Alexes Parent
109 James W Carlou
AMORY PLACE 21 AMORY
5 John B Whorisky re- porter
4 Wm C Dean tinsmith
3 Mary G Sassard
22 20
John J McNamara night watchman
108
107 Bridget Smith
107 Margaret Stewart
107 WmP White lab John H Lemon porter
105 John F Dillon lab
ANDREW 42 FAIRMONT
34 John W Burke electro
32 Max White junk
30 Abraham M Barber baker
harness mkr
29 Dan L Grinham plumb- er
26 Robert J McCoy brick- layer
25 Wm V Broughton book- binder
25 Geo F M Connell
23 Edw A Burton collar maker
146 146
147 Joseph Wilde Amelia A Proctor Mrs Mary E Goodwin
145 Mrs Mary E Green
141 Bederos Arakelyan printer
141 Elizabeth M McNaugh- ton
134
135 John C Buckley grocer Ellis Clover cabinet maker
133r Mrs Hannah Brown 50
133r John Kernan cases 50
133 Michael Looney lab 48
133 Thomas Hartney boiler maker
131 John Whitston surveyor
129
William Kersey pattern maker
127 Mark J Hanlon fireman 38
Maur Roche pedler 38
74 72
72
Paul Levine bookbinder Oscar J Johnson brick- layer
68
James Skiffington lab Anders Kluver painter
66
William Law mach
116r
117 Jer Buckley grocer Mrs Sarah J Kelsey Miles Sweeney lab
24
21 Carrie T Burridge
64
62 58
Jos J Farren wire wkr Chas L Waite action maker Mrs Mary A Craven
49 Geo F Beucler tinsmith 43 Mrs Cath Finneran
31 Matthias McNamara wd turner
108
108
109 Mrs John J Ford Rob Wiseman express Geo O Goodwin motor- man Edmund H Noyes clerk
3 George A Peverelly
2 James H Ginty plumber
1 Wm P Thompson en- graver
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John J Hughes team ster
14
Patrick J Gately team- ster Jas T Kelley asst eng Jeremiah J Shea lab
C John J Gately fireman
ALLSTON COURT 214 ALLSTON 4 John M Cook carp
3 Charles E Walker driv- er
2
W'm E Maynard plumb- er
87 Richard Moore lab
87 Gustaf C W Mix carp Pat HI McDonough eng
83 Arthur O'Leary motor man
83 Jos Sevigny cigar mk 83 Peter Bedard rub wk 81 Timothy Callahan lab
81 Jos A Callahan tailor 81 Timothy McCarty lab John Roberts lab Win Roland mach
77 Jos S Foster clerk
John R Carlock watch maker
Alb E Lynch druggist Mrs Mary A Driscoll teacher
Elmer E Collins ins ag1 Charles H Morris mach
99 Richard H Welsh book- binder Joseph Levasseur
98
44
Philip S Baxter mason Eldridge S Higgins moulder
39 John B Hambly bkpr Joseph E Frye bkpr John Corbett fore
33 Robert J Taylor type writers
31 Augustus M Perkins
painter
19 Mrs Sarah R Baker Frank H Clark mngr
S Clinton G Brown den- tist
24 Thomas Joyce · coach- man 22 James Kelley lab
Norman D Smith team- ster Thomas J Watson lab
106
104 Isaac Meekins lab
103 Philip Hall teamster
101 James Banks molder 97 Daniel J McGuinness
97 Owen Roberts teamster 95 Cornelius Carroll tailor 89 Mrs Ann Callahan
89 Alfred Bedard rub wkr 89 John Connolly lab
1 Osmond N Glidden clk 84
10
Allston-con 156 James A Kerrigan 154 Thomas J Trenchard clerk
154 Clarence A Wallace car- penter
151 Wm Jessamin carriage maker
148 Andrew W Burnham wheelwright 148 Chas E Belcher steam- fitter 147 Chas W Alden manager 147 Albert L Sawtell sport- ing goods
74
Bernard P Olson carp
James F Comerford
112 Mrs Mary Mccarthy
109 Margaret Griffin
65
23 James E Rogers team- ster
20
21 Wm Eagleson carp Daniel J Shine lab 19 Barney Richmond 88
18 John Kelley
17 Charles Anthony
15 Leonard Robart fore Geo E D Ransom lab
13 Benjamin J Hart 13 Richard W F Roberts ins agt 80
1212 12 10
Geo W Parsons carp Mrs Emeline Van Wart
76
76
Wm Parker carp
11 Chas H Grant eng James Buck comp 74 John F Donnelly gard
9r Jos Buchanan teamer 72 Wi J Kelley clerk
9 Francis J McGann help- er
8 Matilda Parker
68
Ed B Dale armorer
66
Henry Kern cabinet
196 191
203 Chas I Marston carp James C Mannix grocer G M Lambert plasterer
182 Alex Sampson carp
Henry E Harmel sales
142
3511/2 BROADWAY Patrick C Woods stucco worker Neil McLean carp 62
66
John T Doherty uphols- terer
Terrence F Quinn stoves
179 James F O'Reilly mason 179 A Fred Bodin
140
John A McGowan editor
58
138
Samuel A Freeman let- ter carrier 135 Edward Stevens meter tester
135 Edward meter man
18
Pat F Smith mach Mrs Annie M Healey
162
Mrs Jonnet Mulligan R R Nesbitt carp 161 Jos A Baron clec 157 Geo J Mahoney pollce
153 W 1 Flemming gard
130
131 Harris J Oliver acct Danl J Cremens prov 125 Stephen H Harrington furniture
124 124
Mrs Catherine E Burns Wm H Loring salesman 119 Fredk Does cab mkr 119 James M Cavanagh
mach
119 Henry J Sharkey clk 32r
32r
118 118
Mrs Ellen Boyle Jeremiah O'Keefe
114 Jos F McCorry police 28
26
25
25 Fritz W Frederlekson
9 J F Fitzgerald halr- dresser Thos J Conlon stable 7 Edw M Scanlan Fet car
ARLINGTON 1719 MASS AV Phineas Hubbard
10 VIIg C Swaln lawyer W'm Il Walker lawyer
3 4
37 Robert J E tabrook Warren Sanger cashler
3%
18 Bennett () Rickards
3º
30
35 H B Adams storage Perez. F Bonney cloaks Mrs W P Dustin Joseph 1. Drew gold ro
12 Edward Jacobson mach 12 Percy N Tufts
10 Locklin MeKlunon rub worker
Thos Leahy mason
21
1 James W Smith varlety
Wm A Emery lab
91 Francis X Beaudoin APPIAN WAY 63 BRATTLE steward 22 Dr Wallace Preble M D
James A Smith clerk 18 Mrs Elizabeth J Pink- ham
89 John A Hedin carpets Mrs Georgianna Ham- mons 14
15 Mrs Agnes G Balch Louis S Chase Sec 13 % Mrs Elizabeth Cas-
well employment 1312 Mrs Elizabeth Lockett
12 Ellen A Webster pri sch
10 Rev Samnel H Noon
S Mrs Jennie L White
6 Win F Carret clerk
5 Dr Fred'k J Goodridge
APPLETON 145 BRATTLE
207 Michael F Murley car- rier
205 John F Fitzgibbon supt
ANTRIM 144
132
135 Thos Kedey dry gds Francis M Doyle liquors
16
45 James Kelly marble wk
13 John K Kelley carp
43 Ed C Durning foro
43 Geo E Jackson sales Horatio T Soper paver
102
39 Edward O'Rourke sales
89
William Read Chas C' Read lawyer
37 John A O'Brien comp
71 Mrs Wm Cook
55 John Road
13 F 1. Kennedy Misses Peabody
10
25 Jano Lano A MeF Davls
311/2 John Anderson nurse 31 Leslie ( RIch Ino. oper 7 Mrs Susan D Smith Mrs Estes Howe Jero F Sullivan book- binder John Dadeklan shoo rep APPLETON TERRACE 152 AP Hector Mclean clerk PLETON
113 Danl J McLean bkpr 113 Geo M Patterson carp 113 Jonathan Dunphy team- ster Fred E Heald milk 109 109 Wm Toohey polisher Alb B Fopiano confec- tionery 109 Misses McClusker
21
Michael C Walsh coach- man
21 lohn Connors clerk
21 Albert J Hughes plano maker
107 Wm E Bowe teaming 107 Albert E Hutchinson r'l estate 107 Albert E Sharon mach Charles H Titus milk 101 Aug Westlund piano wkr 101 Nelson O Anderson clk John S Gahm
100
95 W'm MacMullin painter 95 Barth Toolan car cond 95 Cornelius Sullivan pol- ice George W Ridley chair seater
94
93 Mrs Mary Johnson 92
90
84
85 Cornelius Murphy lab Ed J Hamilton butter 83 James V Duffy sales
1 Chas G Brackett audi tor Wm B Gilman car start
79 Mrs Ellen Vallely Walter H Heartz
70 Augustine Aylward ci- gar packer
maker
Edgar R Lyle driver Aug Thiel clerk
55 Henry J Duffy grocer
179 Aug Frankis gardener 173 Robert Godfrey Cornelius Cusick gard ener
55 Chas H McCarthy let car John Eadie clerk 161
151 J D Donnovan let car
151 Dennls Noonan clerk Misses Kent
12
35 Joseph L Dyer Ins agt 33 Murray C Gould clee
33 Rev Ernest R Caswell John McCaffrey lab Austin ('Brien lab
10
110
106
19 lames J Smilth express man Mrs Sarah J Hanson
janitor Arthur Il Lincoln plano worker Thomas Finnerty coach
Aner Walter C English pub Ilsher 25 J W Eustle starch A S Eustis starch Wellington Fillinore Im Ilder
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131 Wm E Horton salesman
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