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C. G. Hope doubled 6 59 4 32 9 27 2 9
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Earthquake, 1744 7 94 27
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ample. Let him remember how much his work-people are depriv- ed of by being almost confined to one spot ; and let him be the more anxious to enlarge their minds, by inducing them to take interest in any thing which may prevent the "ignorant present " and its low cares from absorbing all their attention. He has, very likely, some pursuit or some art in which he takes especial pleasure him- self, and which gives to his leisure perliaps its greatest charm; he may be sure that there are many of his people who could be made to share in some degree that pleasure or pursuit with him. It is a large, a sure, and certainly a most pleasurable benefice, to provide
MEMORANDA FOR NOVEMBER.
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MOON'S PHASES.
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R. Island tak. 1776
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F. Geo. blown up
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Washing'n d. 1799
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Dr. Strong d. 1816
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Dr. Burnap d. 1821
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J. Ward d. 1693 7 31 4 32
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Wickliffe d. 1384
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for the poor such apportunities of recreation or means of amuse- ment, as I have mentioned above. Neither can it be set down as at all a trifling matter. Depend upon it, that man has not made any great progress in humanity who does not care for the leisure hours and amusements of his fellow men .- The Claims of Labor.
Choose your friends with foresight from among the honest, and do all you can to retain them. Anticipate their desires, and be courteous towards them, but do no wrong for the sake of pleasing them. Reprove them in kindness when they do wrong, and over- look readily any little offences which are committed against you.
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Job Printing neatly done at the ' Chronicle' Office.
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CAMBRIDGE DIRECTORY.
ABBREVIATIONS. - b. stands for "business in Boston," -h for " house," - bds for " boards," - op. for "opposite,"-cor. for " corner of,"-n. for " near,"- L. P. for "Lower Port."
Aaron Samuel J. seaman, h Spring
Abbot Joseph, fancy soaps, h Canal
Abbot J. B. (& S. R.) soap manufacturer, Canal, h Auburn cor. Canal
Abbot S. R. (J. B. &) soap manufacturer, Canal, h Auburn cor. Canal
Abbot, David, painter, h Washington
Abbot Almon, brickmaker, h near race course
Abbott Miss Clara W. fancy goods, h Essex cor. Harvard Abbott Clarissa, widow, h Essex cor. Harvard
Abbott Jeremiah F. carpenter, h Gore
Abbott Daniel, stone cutter, bds Bridge
Aborn John, b. hatter, 9 Washington, h Orchard
Ackerman John D. seaman, bds River op. Williams Ackerman Mrs Betsey, h River op. Williams Adams Albert, mason, h Prospect near Hampshire
Adams Ezekiel F. laborer, h Pine Grove
Adams Benjamin F. b. clerk, h Plymouth
Adams William, (Hammond & Co.) b. Cross cor. Fulton, h Prospect
Adams Daniel W. carpenter, h Market
Adams Mrs Martha, widow, boarding house, Cambridge Adams J. F. (& Atwood) carpenter, Cambridge, h Otis Adams Issachar, pedlar, lı near Kidder lane Addy Charles, calico printer, h Brooks place
Agan Thomas, laborer, bds Cambridge near Fayette Agan Patrick, gardener, bds Cambridge Agassiz Louis, professor, h Oxford.
Aiken James R. b. tin-plate worker, h Tremont n. Broad'y Aiken Joseph, charcoal, bds Gore
Aiken James, laborer, h Winsor near Washington
Albro John A . clergyman, h Holyoke
Alden Jonathan P. physician, h River near Auburn Alden Harvey, h Main
Alden Joseph W. h Linnean near North avenue
Alden Isaac F. stone cutter, bds Bridge
Aldrich Leister, machinist, (Lowell R. R.) h Gore Aldridge William, machinist, bds Harvard Alexander Thomas, lather, h Winsor
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DIRECTORY.
Allanson M. C. widow, h Auburn near River Allcott Wm. W. b. (flour mill) Commercial, h Broadway cor. Inman
Allen Thomas, laborer, h North avenue
Allen James M. auctioneer, b. Milk st. h Brattle
Allen Andrew, tailor, Harvard, h Mt. Auburn cor. Brighton Allen John, teamster, h Dana near Broadway
Allen Mary, h Dunster near South
Allen Miss Margaret, h Dunster near South
Allen Walter M. carriage maker, North avenue, h Beech Allen Orville, pattern maker, (at Daven. & B.'s) h River Allen Samuel P. b. iron merchant, Broad, h Austin
Allen Charles H. physician, h Temple cor. Austin Allen James, laborer, h Cambridge
Allen Dwight, clerk, h Washington
Allen William, painter, h Harrison
Allen William, laborer, bds Wrights', L. P.
Allen B. F. b. engraver, bds Broadway cor. Inman
Allen Joseph, blacksmith, bds Bridge
Allen Caleb H. teamster, h Bridge Allen William, tin-plate worker, Cambridge, bds Bridge Allen Jesse, colored, laborer, h South Third
Allen John, stone cutter, h Winter
Alley Mrs, boarding house, Thorndike cor. South Fifth Alley Richard, shoemaker, h 'Thorndike cor. South Fifth Allston Martha R. widow, h Auburn Ames George W. laborer, h Auburn
Ames John G. carpenter, h Winsor
Anderson John C. laborer, h Gore
Anderson Sterling, carpenter, bds Brooks' block
Anderson Miss Mary, bds Otis
Anderson Mary, widow, h Otis
Anderson Mrs Sarah, h Garden op. Waterhouse Anderson James, laborer, h Brighton
Andrews James H. blacksmith, bds Harvard cor. Cherry
Andrews John M. tin-plate worker, h Brattle
Andrews Ferdinand, b. h Dana op. Centre Andros Richard S. S. b. h Cottage
Annable Joseph D. starch manufactory, Canal, h Prospect near Harvard
Annable Joseph W. starch manufactory, Canal, bds Prospect near Harvard
Anthony George W. cigar maker, h Green
Arkerson Albert, ropemaker, h Magazine
Arkerson George, ropemaker, bds Park
Arkerson James, ropemaker, h Magazine
Arkerson Leonard, ropemaker, h Harrison avenue Arkerson Nancy, widow, h Magazine
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Armstrong William C. b. printer, h Cherry Armstrong Thomas, laborer, h Cedar
Arnold Samuel S. b. 82 Ann, h cor. Main and Cross Arthur Francis, chaise trimmer, bds Holmes place Atwood S. S. (Adams &) carpenter, Cambridge, h Otis Atwood James, grocer, Hampshire, h Inman Austin Mrs Anna, h Prospect near Broadway Austin Agnes, widow, h Garden cor. Appian way Austin Rev Daniel, h Waterhouse
Austin Susan, widow, h Linnæan
Austin Loring H. h Mt. Auburn st. near Mt. Auburn
Avery Charles, teamster, h Main, L. P.
Ayer Thomas P. b. h Spring
Ayers Sally D. bds East
Ayling William, b. Howard Athenaeum, h Cross op. Centre Ayres Mrs widow, h Main, cor. Temple
Bacall William K. b 380 Washington, h Maple court Bachelder Benjamin, carpenter, bds Cambridge
Backus George P. dentist, h Main, op. Temple
Bacon Silas D. b. 4 Elm, h Mt. Auburn n. Brattle square Bacon Warren, b. h Summer near Prospect
Bacon Clark, b. gold leaf manufacturer, rear 35 Washington, h Inman near Hampshire
Bacon Frederick, J. b. h Harvard
Bacon Leonard, box maker, h Thorndike
Badger Daniel, painter, h South Fifth Badlam Alexander, varnish manufacturer, h Washington Bagley Currier F. b. dry goods, 66 Hanover, h Carroll Bailey Alfred, mason, bds Magazine
Bailey Gideon, clerk, bds Auburn
Bailey Ausdis L. ice dealer, bds North Second
Bailey Thomas H. carpenter, h Spring cor. Sixth
Bailey Isaiah, mason, h Magazine
Bailey Isaiah, Jr. mason, h Park Bailey David W. bds Washington
Bailey Joel, hatter, h Magazine
Bailey Jacob, (& Cole) Cambridge, bds Lechmere House Bailey Mrs. Sophia, bonnet maker, h South Third Baird Lewis, machinist, h near race course
Baker George C. oyster room, Cambridge
Baker Pamelia, widow, h Pine
Baker George D. carpenter, bds Washington cor. Clark Balch Eunice, widow, h Spring Balch Mary S. widow, h Harvard
Baldwin James M. b. Market square, h North avenue
Baldwin Asa R. soap boiler, h North Third
Ballam Alexander, laborer, lı Winthrop near Brighton Ballard Joseph, cabinet maker, Brattle, h Woodbine lane
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Ballard Joseph, Jr. printer, bds Woodbine laue
Ballaw Isaac, laborer, h Main near Winsor
Ball Elijah b. truckman, Liberty sq. h Norfolk n. Broad'y Ball Ezra H. b. copper-plate printer, h Broad'y n. Winsor Ball Harding, carpenter, h Suffolk
Bancroft Benjamin, baker, bds Cambridge
Banfield Mary, widow, h Vine
Bang Jacob N. b. printer, Cornhill, h Winsor cor. Market
Bangs Benjamin B. b. Long whf. h Tremont
Bangs Isaiah, b. h Inman
Banks Thomas S. farmer, h Brattle op. Mount Auburn Barber Alexander, laborer, near race course
Barber Samuel, currier, h State
Barber Samuel A. confectioner, bds State
Barbour James S. b. h Ellery
Barbour Jolın N. b. h Franklin near Magazine
Barker William H. teamster, h South Third
Barnard Ann, widow, h Carroll
Barnard George, cabinet maker, h 3 brick block, Harvard Barnard John, cabinet maker, 3 brick block, Harvard
Barney Reuben, teamster, h Cambridge op. dike
Barnes William, omnibus driver, h Auburn court cor. Pearl Barnes John, b. Merchants' Bank, h Linnæan near Harri- son place
Barrell Miss Nancy M. dress maker, h Cambridge
Barrett Andrew, laborer, h State op. Main
Barrett Richard, b. brush maker, h South Third
Barrett James, attorney, h Spring
Barrett Susan P. widow, bds Harvard
Barron Benjamin F. carpenter, h Tremont near Broadway Barrows James, b. last maker, bds Thorndike
Bartlett William B. clerk at Watriss', bds Holyoke
Bartlett Misses, h Woodbine lane
Bartlett John, clerk, bds Brattle
Bartlett Mrs. h Brattle
Bartlett David C. laborer, h Essex
Bartlett John S. laborer, h South Third
Bartlett John, fireman on Lowell R. R. bds Bridge
Bartlett Joseph C. Inspector B. Custom House, h Winter Bartlett Enoch, b. h Otis
Barton William, laborer, Broadway, L. P.
Barton Charles, Broadway, L. P.
Bass Jona. H. shoemaker, North Fourth, h Spring
Bassett Isaac A. clergyman, h Mt. Auburn cor. Winthrop place
Bassett William, carpenter, Franklin cor. Magazine
Batchelder Eugene, Brattle
Batchelder Francis L. Brattle
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Batchelder Samuel, h Brattle Batchelder Mrs. widow, boarding house, Cambridge Bates Erastus C. h Orchard
Bates John S. (& Saunders) dry goods, h Brattle Bates Jacob H. painter, h Brattle near Appian way Bates William, mason, h Brattle
Bates William, Jr. mason, bds Brattle
Bates William 2d, painter, bds Brattle
Bates Eliza, widow, h Green near Putnam
Bates Betsey and Persis, h Garden op. Waterhouse
Bates Thomas, Jr. carpenter, h North Fifth
Bate George, shoemaker, Brattle, h Garden Baxter Mary Ann, cigar maker, bds Cherry
Baxter Isaac, cigar maker, bds Cherry
Baxter Enos K. b. 54 Kilby, h Amory near Broadway Bayer Francis, cabinet maker, h Harvard near Winsor
Bayley Augustus R. (A. H. Ramsey & Co.) apothecary, h Remington
Beach George W. tailor, Lyceum Hall, h Main
Bean John H. laborer, h Gore
Beard Luke b. Howard, h Broadway op. Amory
Bebee Lucius, b. 54 Commercial, h Auburn
Beck John P. glass maker, bds North Second
Beck Tobias, glass maker, bds Winter
Beck Charles, professor, h Harvard cor. Quincy
Beck Maria, tailoress, h Gore
Beck Daniel, carpenter, bds Cambridge near Medford
Becker Alexander C. homoeopathic physician, h Main op. Bank
Becker Cornelius, carpenter, h Seventh
Beckett William, laborer, h North avenue, op. Common Belcher Jolın, laborer, h Brighton cor. Winthrop
Belcher John A. clothing store, Brighton
Belcher George G. painter, Essex
Belding Sumner, b. bookbinder, 82 State, h Washington Belding Henry S. engineer, h Winsor cor. School Bellows J. N. clergyman, h River
Bemis Emery, b. lı Inman near Broadway
Bennett Emanuel J. cigar maker, bds Work's, Main Bennett Jonas, ink manufacturer, lı Franklin Bennett Wilder, mason, h Thorndike Bennett Stedman, laborer, bds Willard's
Bennett Jonas, b. Mass. Bank, h Pleasant Benson John, b. City wharf, h Mason Bent Mrs Betsey, h Main cor. Temple Bent Newell, h Austin
Bentley John, barber, North Third Bentley John H. b. h North Third
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Bergen, William, laborer, h Columbia Berry Octavius, baker, bds Kennedy's, Main Berry Benjamin F. carpenter, bds Belcher's Besent Joseph, h Austin near Norfolk
Besent Gilman F. b. 287 Washington, h Austin n. Norfolk Bettinson Edward W. glass maker, h South Second Bettinson James W. h North Fourth
Beyer Francis B. cabinet maker, h Washington
Bicknell J. C. b. h Richards' block, Main
Bigelow Samuel, b. Commercial wharf, h Sumner Bigelow Francis O. clerk, bds Main cor. Pleasant
Bigelow John R. b. tailor, li Hovey's block, Main
Bigelow Alanson, b. h Harvard near Prospect
Bigelow Benjamin, h Inman
Bigelow Marshall T. printer, h Cross
Bigelow Samuel C. b. bds Inman cor. Main
Bignoll Harriet, widow, h Harvard
Binney Lydia, widow, h Cambridge
Binney Mercy L. bds Cambridge
Binney Barnabas, b. Granite Bank, h Gore
Binney Moses, leather dresser, Short, h State Billings William H. (& Lyford) b. 20 Pearl, h Broadway Bills Mark, h Green cor. Pearl
Bird William, h Prospect near Broadway
Bird Edmund F. carver, h Harvard
Bird James, cabinet maker, h 10 Brooks place
Bird Lewis, machinist, North avenue
Birns Michael, h Winsor
Bishop Henry H. b. gunsmith and cutler, 32 Dock square, h Broadway cor. Winsor Bissell Thomas, music teacher, h North Fifth
Bixby Benjamin G. pedlar, bds Cambridge n. Medford
Black William, b. tin-plate worker, h Broadway, L. P.
Black James, laborer, h Mt. Auburn
Black William, laborer, h Mt. Auburn near Mount Auburn Black Robert, stone mason, h Dunster
Blair William, teamster, bds Bridge Blaisdell Sargent, teamster, h Pine Grove
Blaisdell David, carpenter, h Green near Putnam
Blake True, brickmaker, bds Putnam
Blake Darius, (Colman &) blacksmith, North avenue Blake John, brush maker, h South Third
Blake John B. teamster, h Main, L. P. Blake P. mariner, h Main near Cross
Blake George F. engineer F. P. R. R. brick manufactory Blaney Charles W. b. machinist, h Washington n. Harvard Blasler Owen, laborer, h Mt. Auburn
Blinn Philip Jacob, hostler at Porter's, North avenue
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Blinn Jacob, Jr. yeoman, h Cedar Bliss Russell, pedlar, h Cherry Block Abraham, soap manufacturer, h North Third Blodgett Elias, House of Correction Blodgett James, laborer, h South Second Blodgett, Alvaro, carpenter h Worcester
Blodgett Lucy M. nurse, h Columbia cor. Worcester Blood Ellen, widow, h rear of Norfolk Blummer Jacob, cabinet maker, bds 10 Brooks' block Blye Sanford, stone cutter, h South Third Boardman Andrew, trader, h Main
Boardman Mrs. widow, Concord avenue op. Arsenal Boardman Charles, fancy soap manufacturer, h Worcester Boardman John, soap boiler, Main near Douglass
Boardman James, (& Tucker) painter and glazier, Main, h Washington
Boland Tobias, contractor, h Spring
Bolton William, glass blower, bds Winter
Bond William C. h Observatory Hill
Bond George P. h Observatory Hill
Bonnel Collins, b. painter, h 1 brick block, L. P.
Boss Joseph, b. varnisher, Brooks' block
Bosworth Isaac, carpenter, h Harvard cor. Pine
Bosworth Henry M. level maker, h Harvard cor. Pine
Bosworth Miss Sarah C. private school, (vestry Meth. Ch.) bds Harvard cor. Pine
Boughton S. G. clerk N. E. Glasshouse, lı Otis
Bourn Robert T. b. carpenter, h Hampshire near Winsor Boulet Mons. J. H. teacher of fencing, h Brattle n. square Boutelle Miss Sylvia, milliner, h South Second
Boutelle Charles O. h Brattle
Bowdoin Elliott, clerk at J. Read's, bds Willard's Bowen Francis, h Waterhouse
Bowen John D. harness maker, h South Fifth
Bowen John, h River cor. Pleasant
Bowers John N. machinist, h Columbia
Bowles Wm. W. b. 8 Old State House, h Putnam Bowman Miss A. h Auburn
Boyer Marshall S. glass cutter, h Thorndike, cor. S. Sev'th Boyle James, laborer, h South Third
Boynton Edmund, b. h Otis
Boynton John L. omnibus proprietor, h Cambridge
Boynton Joseph W. omnibus driver, h Cambridge
Boynton George P. b. brush maker, South Third
Boynton Jane C. widow, bds Cambridge
Boynton Federal, farmer, North avenue
Boynton Josiah, North avenue
Brabrook E. H. b. 50 & 52 Blackstone, h Harvard n. Cross
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Brackett Joseph, laborer, h Brattle
Brackett James, (Whitney, B. & Co.) bds Willard's
Brackett Abigail, widow, lı Brighton
Brackett Miss Abigail, bds Brighton
Brackett Anthony, b. h Prospect near Hampshire
Brackett, John, yeoman, h Elm
Bradbury Caleb, glass packer, h Gore
Bradford Sophia, widow, h Sumner
Braman Charlotte, tailoress, bds Mt. Auburn cor. Holyoke place
Braman James F. carpenter, h Broadway near Trowbridge
Braman Elias, teamster, h Tremont
Branerd Dennis, tailor, h Harvard
Branerd Daniel, moulder, bds Washington
Brannan Thomas, dry goods, h Bridge
Brasee Morton P. carpenter, Thorndike, h South Fifth
Braslan Barney, laborer, h Water
Braslin May, laborer, h Columbia north Broadway
Brattles Edward, yeoman, h Follen
Breed, Allen, b. shoemaker, h Main, L. P.
Brennan William, brush maker, h Vine
Brewer Miss Jane, h Centre
Brewer Wm. A. druggist, b. 90 & 92 Washington, h Linden
Brewster John A. b. Water, h Brattle
Bridden Benjamin F. tin-plate worker, h School
Bridge Gardner, b. mason, h Broadway, L. P.
Bridges Albert, (Davenport &) car manufacturer, h Norfolk cor. Austin
Bridges David, bds Brooks place
Bridgeman John, depot Lowell R. R. h Otis
Briggs John, b. 27 Commercial, h Austin
Briggs Luther, carpenter, Hampshire near Inman
Briggs Mary, widow, bds Austin
Briggs Edward T. (& Wheeler) b. 71 Broad, h North ave- nue near Porter's
Brigham Erastus F. h Prospect near Broadway
Brigliam Freeman, glass cutter, h Spring
Brigham Peter, livery stable, Main, h Winsor
Brigham Franklin, shoe and boot maker, North avenue near Porter's
Bright Horace O. ice dealer, bds hotel, L. P.
Bright Alfred A. bds hotel, L. P.
Bright Winslow, innholder, Broadway, L. P.
Bright John E. clerk, Bright's Inn, L. P.
Brine William, b. tailor, h Winter
Brine Robert, b. tailor, h Winter
Broad Orrin J. h Jay near Western avenue
Broaders Frederick Win. b. book binder, h Green n. Ellery
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Brockway Harris, Jr. provision dealer, Gore Brockway Charles, provision dealer, bds Bridge Brooks Mary, widow, bds Market
Brooks Increase, box maker, h Gore
Brooks John, glass maker, h Gore
Brooks Samuel B. b. publisher, h Cambridge
Brooks Cyrus, laborer, h Lincoln
Brooks Hiram, (Mason &) b. North Market, h Norfolk Brooks Cyrus, h Chesnut
Brooks Peter C. bds Holmes place
Brooks William, h Columbia cor. Harvard
Brooks Lucien, b. h Tremont near Broadway
Brooks Mrs Elizabeth, nurse, h Holyoke next to Harvard Brooks Joel h Auburn cor. Pleasant
Brown Seth, provisions, North avenue
Brown Daniel L. h Irving place
Brown William, auctioneer, Dunster cor. Harvard sq. h Bow
Brown George, teamster, bds Dana near Broadway
Brown Mrs Catharine, h Garden
Brown Oliver, bds North Sixth
Brown Timothy A. blacksmith, Brattle
Brown Daniel, wheelwright, Brattle
Brown William H. shoemaker, Harvard row, bds Follen
Brown Joseph J. laborer, h Pearl
Brown Henry, victualler. Main cor. Magazine
Brown William, b. architect, h Cambridge
Brown Mary, widow, bds Pleasant
Brown Susan, bds Spring
Brown Otis, laborer, h Spring
Brown Miss Rachael, dress maker, Main, bds Auburn Brown William, b. dentist, bds Washington, cor. Clark Brown Robert C. blacksmith, Main, L. P.
Brown Stephen D. broker, Main, h Franklin n. Pleasant Brown Miss Harriet, dress maker, Main, bds Auburn Brown Daniel S. b. cigar store, 48 Chatham, h Cherry Brown Edward, h Main op. Cross
Brown Charles S. b. commission merchant, 26 S. Market, h Washington cor. Winsor
Brown John P. laborer, L. P.
Brown Major W. soap manufacturer, Mason cor. Broadway h Market
Brown B. B. shoe and boot maker, North av. near Porter's Brown Henry, fireworks, h Main, L. P
Brown John, box maker, bds Harvard cor. Clark Brown Joseph, box maker, bds Harvard cor. Clark
Brown Francis W. bds Market
Brown James, stone cutter, h Elin
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Brown John, colored, laborer, h West
Brownell William A. machinist, bds Bridge
Bruce Abel W. (& Gregory) dry goode, Main, h Austin
Bruce Charles, lather, li Cherry
Bruce Charles O. lather, bds Cherry Bruce James S. b. 66 State, h Broadway cor Inman
Bruce Charles, baker, bds Cambridge
Bryant Daniel S. b. h Prospect near Summer
Bryant John, watchman, h Main, L. P.
Bryant John, watchman and constable, h Spring Buck David S. express, h Holyoke Buck David W. express, h Brattle
Buck John S. carpenter, h Thorndike
Buck Silas B. carpenter, lı Thorndike Buckingham Joseph 'T. h Quincy Buckingham John Albert, clergyman, bds Quincy Buckley James, brickmaker, h Cambridge
Buckley Sarah, widow, h Cambridge
Buckman Caleb, mason, h Harvard cor. Elm
Buffum, Joshua, b. h Washington
Bullard Asa, b. h Centre
Bullock Mrs C. widow, h Winsor
Bullock Louisa L. h Norfolk near Main
Bullock James B. b. shoe store, bds Norfolk Bump Stephen, express, lı Medford
Bumpuss Shubael L. painter, h Washington Bunker Alfred, carpenter, h North avenue
Bunker Andrew P. carpenter, h Tremont near Broadway Burchard Richard, laborer, Franklin cor. Pearl
Burckes Henry W. stair builder, Cambridge, bds S. Sixth Burdakin Jolin C. provisions, Cambridge, h South Fifth Burdakin Joseph, glass cutter, h North Sixth Burditt Mary W. h Dana op. Centre
Burditt Cordelia, h Dana op. Centre
Burditt Miss Mary, bds Inman near Hampshire
Burgess Henry W. tin-plate worker, bds Cambridge near Medford
Burgess Crowell, carpenter, h Washington near Harrison Burgess Wm. D. carpenter, h Washington near Harrison Burk Barney, laborer, h Pearl cor. Cottage
Burnell Henry, express, h Main cor. Temple
Burnell Mercy, prin. teacher Mason Mid. Sch. bds Essex Burnett Lewis, laborer, h North avenue op. Common
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