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Lowell Hall, 40 Prospect
Lowell House, 33 Elmwood av
Luke Building, 137 to 145 Main
Luther Hall, 40 Prospect
Lyceum Building, 1396 to 1404 Mass av
Lyceum Hall, 1400 Mass av
Main Block, Mass av cor Pearl
Manchester Unity Hall, 527 Mass av and 249 Camb
Manter Hall, 4 Holyoke
Margaret Winthrop Hall (The Gilman School) 21 Chauncy Masonic Block, 685 to 699 Mass av
Masonic Hall, 685 Mass av and 215 Cambridge, E C McNamee's Block, Mass av cor Norfolk
McNamee Building, 13 Boylston
Mechanics' Block, 295 River
Melledge Block, Mass av cor Norfolk
Memorial Hall, 576 Mass av
Middlesex Block, 2431 to 2441 Mass av
Moller Building, 1 Lafayette sq and 896 to 910 Main Moore's Building, 6 and 8 Brattle
Mt Sinai Building, 2076 Mass av
Moxon's Block, 11 and 15 Green
New Church Theo School, 48 Quincy
Niles' Block, 1282 to 1290 Mass av
N E O P Hall, 225 Cambridge and 19 Brattle
Odd Fellows' Building, 534 to 538, 2072 to 2080 Mass av, 215 to 217 Cambridge
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BLOCKS BUILDINGS HALLS ETC
Odd Fellows' Halls, 215 Cambridge, 536, 631 Mass av and 2076 Mass av Parish Hall, Norfolk Pelham Hall, 631 Mass av
Phinney Block, Dickinson near Broadway
Potter Block, 1994 to 2006 Mass av
Pratt Building, 30 to 50 Prospect and 114 to 118 Austin
Prescott Hall, 472 and 474 Broadway
Probate Court, Cambridge cor Second E C
Prospect House Building, 622 Mass av
Prospect Union Building, 744 Mass av
Protective Hall, 305 Cambridge
Quincy Hall, 1218 Mass av Ramsey Building, 1 Brattle Randolph Hall, Bow corner Linden
Raymond Hall, 628 Mass av Read's Block, 18 to 28 Boylston
Reardon's Block, 23 Erie
Registry of Deeds, 170 to 210 Cambridge Registry of Probate, 170 to 210 Camb
Rhodes' Hall, 40 Prosptct Richardson Block, 101 Gore
Rideout's Building, State cor Osborn
Ridgeley Hall, 65 Mt Auburn
Robbins Block, 11 to 27 Prospect
Roberts Block, 91/2 to 15 Brattle
Roberts Hall, 15 Brattle
Robinson Building, 20 Second Rogers' Blocks, Main between Washington and Bur- leigh, Washington between Burleigh and Port- land, 169 and 453 Main and 77 Washington Rolling Mill Block, 11 to 15 Bristol
Russell Hall, 39 Bow St George's Hall, 2 Central sq St John's Hall, Fourth
St John's Literary Institute Building and Hall, 271 to 277 Cambridge Salvation Army Hall, r 751 Mass av Shepherd Block, 29 to 33 Holyoke Shepherd's Block, 67 Plympton Small's Block, 2026 to 2038 Mass av
Smart's Building, rear 744 Main Social Union Building, 42 Brattle Southwick Building, 684 to 688 Mass av Sovereign's Hall, 575 Mass av Stearns' Block, Winthrop cor Dunster Stratton's Block, Cambridge n Fifth
Sumner Hall, 1727 Cambridge and 5 and 7 Sumner Temperance Hall, 315 Mass av
Templars' Hall, 536 Mass av Temple Block, Mass av cor Temple Temple Hall, 6 Austin Temple of Honor Hall, 595 Mass av The Craigie, 120 to 126 Mt Auburn Tilton's Block, River cor Fairmont
Tower's Block, 19 to 25 Market Trinity Hall, Mt Auburn st next City bullding Union Hall, 683 Mass av Unity Hall, 9 Upland rd Ware Hall, 383 Harvard Warland Building, 1278 Mass av Warren House, Prescott n Harvard
Washington Halls, 573 Mass av
Westmorly Court, Bow opp Arrow
Whitney's Block, 901 Main
Whitney's Building, Brattle sq Williams Hall, 20 Central sq
Windsor Hall, 506 Windsor Winthrop Hall, Hastings av
Woodbury's Building, rear First Thorndike and 1 Otis
Y M C A Building, 826 to 834 Mass av Zintz Block, 303 to 309 Elm
COLLEGE BUILDINGS Figures Designate Year Erected
Agassiz Museum, Oxford near Kirkland Appleton Chapel, College yard 1856
Architectural Building, College yard
Astronomical Observatory, Garden opp Linnaean 1846 Austin Hall, Holmes pl 1883
A Lawrence Lowell Hall, Kirkland, cor Oxford
A D Building, Mass av cor Plympton
Bertram Hall, 51 Shepard 1901
Botanic Garden, Garden cor Linnaean 1805
Boylston Hall, College yard 1857
Burnham Hall ( Ep Theo Sch) Brattle 1870
College House, 1416-1428 Mass av 1846
Conant Hall, Oxford near Jarvis 1893
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 pI
Germanic Museum, Broadway junc Cambridge Gore Hall, College yard 1838 Grace Hopkinson Ellot Hall 45 Shepard 1907
Gray Herbarium, rear 79 Garden
Gray's Hall, College yard 1863
Harvard Hall, College yard 1769
Harvard Union, Harvard cor Quincy
Hemenway Gymnasium, junc Kirkland and Holmes pl 1878
Holden Chapel, College yard 174
Hollis Hall, College yard 1812
Holworthy Hall, College yard 1812
Holyoke House, 1336 to 1346 Mass av 1871
Jefferson Physical Laboratory, rear Holmes pl 1884 Langdell Hall, H U Law School r Holmes pl 1907 Lawrence Hall. Brattle near Mason 1873
Lawrence Hall, Kirkland 1848
Massachusetts Hall, College yard 1720
Matthews Hall. College yard 1570
Memorial Hall, junc Kirkland Cambridge and Quincy 1874
Museum of Comparative Zoology, Dlvlnlty av and Oxford 1859 New Lecture Ilall. Kirkland cor Oxford
Peabody Muesmin of Archaeology. Divinity av 1877 Perkins Hall. Oxford cor Jarvis 1893
PhilIlps Brooks House, College Yard 1898
Plerce Hall, Oxford cor Jarvis 19 00
Radellffe College 10 Garden
Radcliffe College Library, Mason
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CEMETERIES WHARVES BRIDGES AND WARD BOUNDARIES
Randall Hall, Divinity av cor Kirkland 1898 Reed Hall (Ep Theo School) Brattle
Robinson Hall, Quincy 1901 Roteh Building, Jarvis 1890 Semitic Museum, Divinity av Sever Hall, College Yard 1878 Stillman Infirmary, 270 Mt Auburn 1900 Stoughton Hall, College Yard 1805
Students Astronomical Laboratory, Jarvis n Mass av
Thayer Hall, College Yard 1869 University Hall, College Yard 1812 University Museum, Oxford near Kirkland Wadsworth House, 1341 Mass av
Walter Hasting's Hall. Mass av n Holmes pl 1889 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, Mass 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, 1 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
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WARD BOUNDARIES
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 Norfolk street, thence by the centre line of Norfolk street to Massachusetts avenue, thence by the centre line of Massachusetts avenue to Prospect street, hence 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 1 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 avenue 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.
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WARD 9 Beginning at the boundary line between Cambridge and Belmont at Concord avenue, thence along the centre line of Concord avenue 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 cen- 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 avenue 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 avenue at the point of beginning.
WARD 10 Beginning at the boundary line be- tween Cambridge and Belmont at Concord avenue, thence along said boundary to the location of the Fitchburg Railroad, thence along the centre line of said location to the boundary line between Cam- bridge and Somerville, thence along said last named boundary to Sacramento street, thence along the centre line of Sacramento street to Massachusetts avenue, thence 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 line of Garden street to Bond street, thence along the centre line of Bond street to Concord avenue, thence along the cen- tre line of Concord avenue to the boundary line between Cambridge and Belmont at the point c. beginning.
WARD 11 Beginning at the boundary line be- tween Cambridge and Somerville at the Fitchburg Railroad, thence along the centre line of the loca- tion of sald rallroad to the boundary line between Cambridge and Belmont, thence along sald last named boundary line to the boundary line between Cambridge and Arlington, thence along said bound- ary line between Canibridge and Arlington to the boundary line between Cambridge and Somerville. thence along said last mentioned boundary to the Fitchburg Railroad at the point of beginning.
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CAMBRIDGE HOUSE DIRECTORY
1908
Arranged alphabetically by streets, giving the householders. street numbers. To start from the beginning of a street Read up. ( copyright 1908 by W A Greenough & Co)
6 Prof Ira N Hollis
3 Charles Harris agent
AUBURN
53 Dominick Casale lab 51 Carmen Marobelli lab
47 Dominick Muzulior lab
37 Francesco Covovino
37 Michele Rosa lab
35 Dominick DeMarco lab
35 - Joseph Casale lab
29 Dominick Destefo lab
29 Daniel Puglese lab
27 Victor Lerrado lab
27 Mrs Maria R Girro
25 James Willlams lab
23 Vincenzo Mazza lab
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21 Angelo Mazzo lab Mrs Annie Mackay lod- ging
ACACIA 13 ASHI
10 Mrs E S Haines
9 Rev Henry S Nash
S Mrs Mary E Hoit Mrs Susie E Downe
7
W K Blodgett Ir law-
yer 61% Joseph Beane prov
ACORN 515 PUTNAM AV 27 Llewellyn Hutchinson
supt
27 Mrs Mary B Rowe
23 Percy A Laskey shipper
23 Mrs Carrie C Stodder
21 Robert J Wilson mach
15 Wmn D Philpott elec
13 Robinson B Moore blk- smith
10 Alian .J MeGiilivray
carp
10 Mrs Elien Ralph
Mrs Margaret Guiney 6 W'm li King mach
with occupations, by
16 llenry Gailishaw furnl- ture mover
18 ALLEN 1961 MASS AV Joel H Foster salesman Sylvester Zekowcki rat- tan
17 HI F Mernin carrier
16 John P Quinn shoemkr
15 William M Foss carp
1 . David McMurtrie sales
13 W'in B Short printer
11 Mirs Laura @ Elkington
10 Jos ( Lewis driver
= c. George Wright cnb ma- kor
John J Gunzelmen tail- or
7 Chas ( Willard attor- ney
ALLSTON WAVERLEY TO
114 MAGAZINE
219 Henry V Dowsing action
217 Mra Annie K Stearns
239 John G Poingdester carp
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AGASSIZ 15 LINNAEAN 33 Horace P Blackman 30 David 'T Dickinson law-
27 Arthur W Blackman Harry A Norton
18 Mirs M Estelle Sargent
ALBANY 538 MAIN
ABERDEEN AVENUE 605 MT
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HOUSE DIRECTORY
66 Myles Cosgrove mason 64 James B McPhee elec
64 Gregory Faherty hod ca- rrler
62 Chas L Walte action mkr
60 Mrs Agnes M Ward
58 Mrs Mary A Craven
31 Matthlas McNamara wo- od turner
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20 Michael J Maloney lab
18 Thomas J Watson lab
16 John J Hughes teamster
14 Patrick J Gately tmstr
10 James T Kelley asst eng Mrs Mary Davren 8
8 Wm D Cunningham pai- nter
6 Jeremiah J Shea lab
6 John J Gately fireman
ALLSTON COURT 214 ALL- STON
4 Wm A Prouty asst fore
3 Chas E Walker driver
2 Frank E Robbins coll
1 Osmond N Glidden clerk
AMORY 329 BROADWAY
155 Thomas R Sweeney sign painter
155 Walter Blackett clerk
155 John L Tornrose mach
154 George W Clark carp
154 Alph Bertrand sole sor- ter 154 Kyran Bergin mason
153 Mrs Hannah Degnan
147 Mrs Emma D Hahner
147 Eph M Moore prov
142r Mrs Hannah Ford
142 Daniel Hart lab
142 Calvin E Shatford ins agt
142 Charles A Coote eng
136 Pat J Crowley bkpr
135 Perry Reed painter
135 John C Buckley grocer
134
Ellis Clover cabinet mkr
133r Mrs Mary J Cororan
133r John Kernan cases
133 Michael Looney lab
133 John Flynn tmstr
131 John Whitston surveyor 127 Timothy J O'Rourke flor- ist
126 Maur Roche pedler
125 James Cunniff painter
124 Richard J Gallager ped- ler
124 James F Lavey broom
maker
123 Mrs Mary Richardson
122 Thomas O'Connor paver
119 John L Jenness tea
117 Luke Simons teamer
116r Thomas Vaughan mach
116 Miles Sweeney lab
116 Pat Murphy lab
112 Mrs Mary Mccarthy
112 Edmund Nagle eng
110 William O'Neil lab
109 Edward J Bergin plas- terer
109 Alexis Parent
109 Mrs Adele Carlou
109 Margaret Griffin
108 John J Buckley express
108
Jeremiah Buckley grocer John Klabe blacksmith
108
Bridget Smith
107 107 Margaret Stewart
107 Sarah Smith
106
105 John F Dillon cond
104 Isaac Meekins lab
103 Wm P White lab
101 James Banks molder
97 Daniel J McGuinness ha- rness maker
97 Owen Roberts tmstr 95 Cornelius Carroll tailor Mrs Ann Callahan 89
89 Alfred Bedard rub wkr
89 John Connolly lab
87 Wm Gullage boiler mkr
87 Gustaf C W Mix carp
87 Wmn H Conlon lab
84 Pat H McDonough eng
83 Danlel Conway lab
83 Mrs Annie Bowman
83 Peter Bedard rub wkr
81 Arthur O'Leary motor-
man
81 Jos A Callahan tailor
81 Timothy McCarthy lab
80 William Roland mach
79 Richard D White clerk
78 Warren F Greenlaw ma- son
78 Loren B Rideout lab
77 Cooper L Saunders piano polisher
74 John R Carlock watch- maker
64 Alb E Lynch druggist
62 Daniel I Calnan black- smithi
58 Alexander M Grant furn- niture mnfr
56 Charles H Morris mach
51 Mrs Sarah Nason
50 Mrs Lucy J Verity
50 Angus Roy carp
48 Wm K Campbell boiler
mnfr
44 Elbridge S Higgins mou- lder
42 Mrs Martha Stafford
41 A Otis Chamberlin let-
ter carrier
39 John B Hambly
38 Joseph E Frye bkpr
36 Mrs Leocardia F Flowers
33 Fred W Toothaker stock keeper
31 Augustus M Perkins pai- nter
30 Charles E Spears mach
21 Caroline T Burridge
19 Mrs Sarah R Baker
8 Frank H Clark manager
8 Clifton G Brown dentist
AMORY PLACE 21 AMORY
5 John B Whoriskey repo- rter
4 William C Dean tinsmith
3 Mary G Sassard
3 George A Peverelly
2 James H Ginty plumber
1 Francis P Hughes mach
ANDREW 42 FAIRMONT
34 John W Burke electro
32 Max White junk
32 William Barber driver
30 Abraham M Barber groc
29 Archie A Dickinson jani- tor
27 John H Franklin lab
26 Mrs Mary Nobleton
bk-
25 Richard Eldridge
23 Benjamin J Hart tin wkr
23 Mrs Jennie Reed
21 Wm Eagleson carp
20 Daniel J Shine lab
19 Thomas W Rix bridge
builder
18 John Kelly helper
17 George Jones mach
16 Mrs Jessie S Wessels
15 Charles H Grant eng
14 Willls W Thornton driv- er
13 Richard W F Roberts ins agent
13 Harry E Valencia iron worker
1212 David J Miller
12
Wallace C Tolman tmstr
10 Carl A Zollin bookbin- der
Allston-con
237 U S Dixon eng
232
231
230
234 Joseph A Reid iron wor- ker Arthur W Olive clerk Robert H Marshall fore Salvatore Plspisa halrdr- esser 006 Alllos P Holden
225 Joseph S Chlpman prov 217 E A Tripp horse dealer
215 Mrs Marle W Dow
214 John Crawford plumber
212 H T Moulton plumber 212 205 198 198 Michael G Powers steam fitter Arthur K Durgin grocer Chas H Goodrich clerk Mrs Ella J Greene
171 171 170
Josiah K Meadowcroft helper Clarence L Hodsdon eng Martin L McClare engra- ver Oscar A Lungren supt Clias J Odenweller litho artist
169 Christian W Tolstrup up- holsterer
16S Henry L Lincoln asst
166 William Jessamine carri- age maker
163 163
James H Robinson bkpr J Walter Evans boiler in- spector
160 Edward R Thomas pain- ter
160 George A Eadie carp Alex R Hezlitt bk fin
159 157 156
159 159 George MI Austin mana- ger Wm H King bottler Robert W Crosbie plas- terer Herman MI Lunsted carp
154 153
154 Thomas J Trenchard clk Valentine B Lester pain- ter Thomas Delahanty rub- ber worker 151 Clifton W Norwood eng
148
147 147
148 Andrew Burnham wheelwright Charles Anderson eng Charles W Alden mngr Mrs Susan E Wilde G Stanley Whitehead dr- aughtsman Amelia A Proctor
141 141
Bederos Arakelyan prin- ter Elizabeth M McNaugh - ton
Richard H Welsh bkbin- 99 der
98 Frank A Roehl organ builder
98 Frank Hancock plumber 98 Joseph Levasseur marble worker 82 Dennis J Conley mach
80 Bernard P Olson carp
Patrick A Quinn tmstr
80 78 Joseph Boardman tmstr Chas J Alexander plum- ber
78 76 Thomas H Mckenna tea- mster
74 Paul Levine bookbinder
74 Davld B Curtis watch- 107 Arthur D Evans cook man John H Lemon porter
72 Carl J O Johnson brick- layer 68 Joseph 11 Anderson tea- mster
68 Patrick Leydon hod car- rler
68 Edward J Kelly sawyer
Mrs Mary E Goodwin
146 145
Mrs Mary E Green
147 146
James A Kerrigan clerk
156 155 George Kee carp
169
169
water registrar
24 Thomas Joyce coachman James Kelley lab Arthur Valley
25 Wm V Broughton binder
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9r Jos Buchanan teamer 9 Francis J McGann help- er
ANTRIM 3511/2 BROADWAY
144 142
Hugh J Eisenhauer mach Neil McLean carp
140 John A McGowan editor
138 Samuel A Freeman let- ter carrier Wm H Stevens painter
39 135 135 Chas W Stevens meter- 37
man
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135 Edward Stevens meter 33 33 tester Murray C Gould elec Charles L Lawson fore
132 Harry Earl bkpr
132 Mrs Margaret Toomey
131 Wm E Horton salesman
131 Harris J Ollver account- ant 131 James J McGann clerk Daniel J Cremens prov 130 125 Stephen H Harrington furniture Mrs Catherine E Burns
124 124. Alex J Sullivan key set- ter
119 Frederick Does cab mkr 119 119 Jas M Cavanagh mach Henry J Sharkey clerk
118 Mrs Ellen Boyle
118 Jeremiah O'Keefe
114 Jos F McCory police
113 Daniel J McLean bkpr
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113 Geo M Patterson carp Joseph L P St Coeur law- yer 112 Mrs Mary A Driscoll Fred E Heald
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109 Wm Toohey polisher Alb B Foplano confec- tionery John Bacigalupo confec
109 109
109 Misses McCusker
107 William H Eaton packer
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107 Wm E Bowe teaming Albert E Hutchinson re- al estate Albert E Sharon mach
107
106 Charles H Titus milk
101 Aug Westlund piano mkr
15 Mrs Agnes E Balch
14 Mrs M D Ryther 1312 Mrs Elizabeth Caswell employment
1316 Mrs Ellzabeth Lockett
10 Rev Samuel H Noon
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