The Cambridge directory and almanac for 1852, Part 9

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Publication date: 1852
Publisher: printed at the [Cambridge] Chronicle Office
Number of Pages: 190


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Norton Henry, soap manufacturer, Winsor junc. Medford Norton John R. clerk, bds Brattle cor. School court Norton Michael, mason, h Brattle cor Mason


Nottage Miss La Motte Jane, bds Harlow's, Cherry


Nourse Benjamin F. (& Remick) bookbinder, Remington, h Green n Pleasant


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Noyes David S. (& Ferrin) soap manufac'r., bds Osgood's, Market


Noyes George R. professor, h Appian Way


Noyes Henry, mason, h 53 Thorndike


Noyes Samuel, b clothing, h Williams


Nudd Jacob, carpenter, hi Auburn cor River


Nnte James C. constable, office 80 Cambridge, h 102 Otis Nutter Jacob, laborer. h 137 Gore


Nutting Jonathan D. (& Mason) hardware, Main cor Cherry, bds Merrill's, 298 Main


Nutting Pamelia, nurse, h Third cor Gore


Nutting Phillip, (& Prescott) blacksmith, Palmer, h Gard- ner place


Oakman Leonard, omnibus driver, bds Watson House


Oakman Thomas, varnish manuf. Main, h School n Cherry


Ochs Isidor, britannia worker, h 104 Gore


Odiorne Sarah B. widow, h Dana


Odiorne William, blacksmith, h Gore n Sixth


Oliphant J. W. b clerk, h Broadway cor Norfolk


Oliver Andrew J. carriage painter, bds Brighton


Oliver D. Mrs. widow, h Brighton


Oliver Mr. bds Mrs. Wilder's, Prospect


Olsson Charles, cabinet maker, h Pine


Onthank Wm. H. b clerk, bds 3 Brimmer block


Orcutt Alfred H. Pine Grove, Henry street


Orcutt John W. book binder, bds Harvard n Cross


Orcutt William H. b bookbinder 21 Cornhill, h Union n Hampshire


Ordway Aaron Lucius, teacher, East Boston, bds Worcester


Ordway Aaron, h Worcester


Ordway Frederic J. b carpenter, h Quincy, Ward II.


Ormsby Mr. hatter, bds 266 Main


Orne Ann S. widow, h Auburn n Brookline


Orne Miss Caroline F. bds Auburn n Brookline


Orne Joel S. druggist, 395 Main near Universalist Church


Orr Oliver M. moulder, h School n Cherry


Osborn Adolphus, provision dealer, h Perry n Pearl


Osborn Dalphon, surveyor of lumber, State, h Washington n Columbia


Osborn Dolphon, bacon curer, bds 298 Main


Osborn Hiram, carpenter, h Garden


Osborn Jesse, fare taker, (old line) bds Williams


Osborn Joseph, carpenter, h Williams


Osborn Joseph, jr. omnibus driver, h Mt. Auburn


Osborn Nancy, nurse, at Crossman's, Broadway L P Osborn William, carpenter, h Green n Bay


Osgood Mrs. Sarah, h Market n Winsor


Otis Joseph, leather dresser, bds 10 Brimmer block


Owen Catherine, washwoman, h Court


Owen John, h Mt. Auburn cor Spring


DRUGS, MEDICINES, AND PERFUMES.


THIE subscriber offers for sale at his store No. 395 Main Street, NEARLY OPPOSITE THE UNIVERSALIST CHURCHI, a full and carefully selected assortment of genuine Drugs, Medicines, and Medical Preparations, together with a great variety of choice Perfumes.


POPULAR MEDIGINES OF EVERY VARIETY. PREPARATIONS OF SARSAPARILLA, BITTERS, PILLS, OINTMENTS, SYRUPS, BALSAMS, &c. MEDICATED CONFECTIONARY. A LARGE ASSORTMENT


Of Tooth, Nail, Hair, and Shaving Brushes, Ivory, Dress- ing, and Pocket Combs, Porte Monnaies, Cigar Cases, Cachous, Pastiles, Perfume Bags, Cologne, Hair Oils, and Washes, Pomatum, Tooth Powders, Shaving and Toilet Soaps, Pungents, Rouge, and Lily White, Pink Saucers, Superior Black Sealing Wax.


PERFUMES.


Choice varieties of Lubin's, and other's manufacture, consisting in part of, Patchouly, Jockey Club, Musk, West End, Geranium, Jenny Lind, Rose, Orange, Violet, Reseda, Heliothrope, Boquet de Caroline, Verbena, Jasmin, &c.


DYE STUFFS, FOREIGN LEECHES, PURE LIQUORS, Of various kinds-for Medical and Mechanical purposes only.


PURE SODA WATER, with all the varieties of Syrups. PRESCRIPTIONS.


The strictest personal attention will be given to dispens- ing Physician's Pescriptions, and compounding Family Medicines.


TO PHYSICIANS.


Physicians may always find Tilden's pure Medical Ex- tracts of Conium, Belladonna, Taraxicum, Hyosciami, Stramonium, Sarsaparilla, &c. Also, the various Pow. dered Medicines in their purest state.


JOEL S. ORNE.


PLAINING, SAWING, JOINTING, MATCHING, &c.,


STATE ST., NEAR DAVENPORT'S CAR FACTORY.


THE subscriber would embrace the present opportunity of tendering his thanks to his former patrons for their aid, and solicits a continuance of the same. He has of late greatly increased his facilities for accomplishing work with greater neatness and despatch, having purchased a power- ful Steam Engine, and constructed Machinery, mostly new.


He also continues to manufacture BOXES, of every size and description, to order; also,


Window Frames, Doors, Sashes. Blinds, &c. SASHES READY GLAZED, CONSTANTLY ON HAND.


BLINDS PAINTED, And Trimmings furnished, As cheap as can be purchased in Boston or elsewhere.


Those who are disposed to favor him with a call, may depend upon having their work done in the best possible manner, and at short notice. DALPHON OSBORN.


W. TWIST'S CAMBRIDGE AND BOSTON EXPRESS.


Orders left at the following places will be promptly attended to. OFFICES IN CAMBRIDGE.


S. W. Gay, Winsor Street; J. Dexter, Broadway; B. Con- verse, C. Wood & Co., Hourly Office, J. S. Orne, Nutting & Mason, B. F. Gault, Mainst; Burridge's store, near the bridge.


OFFICES IN BOSTON.


Box, south east corner of Faneuil Hall, side of Manning, Glover & Co's. door; Gilson & Henry, 58 Court street; Wood & Cook, No. 12 Long Wharf; Chamberlin & Ful- ler, 24 Merchants Row.


HOURS OF DEPARTURE.


Cambridge, 8 o'clock, A. M., and 2 P. M .- Boston, 11 A. M., and 5 P. M.


All notes, packages and other articles entrusted to my care, will be attended to with punctuality and despatch.


Furniture packed and moved with care.


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O'Brien Miss Ann, h Brighton


O'Brien James, pedlar, h South


O'Brien John, laborer, h North


O'Brien James, gardener, h Fresh Pond lane


O'Brien Michael, laborer, h East


O'Brien Patrick, laborer, h Vine


O'Brine James, glass house, h Court


O'Brine John, teamster, h 92 Vine O'Brine Michael, glass house, North


()'Brine Patrick, laborer, h Charles


O'Brine Patrick, laborer, h Fourth


O'Brine Timothy, laborer, h Winthrop


O'Brine Thomas, laborer, h Dunster ('Brine Thomas, laborer, h Ellery O'Connell T. grocer, Cedar cor. Spruce


O'Connell Jeremiah, laborer, h Dublin


O'Connor Daniel, nail maker, h Main op. car factory


O'Connor Joseph, laborer, h Kidder lane


O'Connor Maurice, soap manufacturer, h Bow O'Connor Maurice, laborer, h Ellery n Harvard


O'Connor Peter, h Brattle square


O'Connor R. Maurice. jr. bds Brattle O'Hara John. laborer, h Dunster


O'Neal John, grease collector, Harvard n Bridge


O'Neal John, pedler, h 84 Fourth


O'Neal James, laborer, h Fifth cor. Gore


O'Neil James, laborer, h Winsor n Harvard O'Neil John, stone cutter, h Short


Packard Alonza, brush painter, bds Mott's, Fifth


Packard Hubbard, pedler, h Cambridge n Hampshire Paddleford Wm. F. moulder, h 50 Auburn


Page Amos, (Eastman &) h North Avenue n the Railroad Page A. b. book keeper, h 32 Auburn Page Benjamin, U. S. N. h Concord Avenue


Page Freeman, box maker, h Broadway n Clark


Page George G. box manuf r. Hampshire op. Broadway Page William, b. 1 & 2 South Market, h Main cor Cross. Paige Lucius R. city clerk, 96 Washington cor Pine Paige Lucius R. jr. b. 3 Chatham Row, bds Columbia Paine Charles M. b. optician, 238 Washing. h Washington Paine John, laborer, h North


Palfrey John G. h Hazlewood, Divinity Hall Avenue Palmer Asher C. b. (Eaton &) 67 Congress, h 559 Main Palmer Elizabeth, widow, h Garden n Waterhouse Palmer Elizabeth, bds. Bunker's, Tremont Palmner Granville, carpenter, h Jay


Palmer John, grocer Gore cor. Second, h 70 Gore Palmer Samuel, Sup. of Streets, h 149 Harvard cor Winsor Palmer Sarah P. bds Stedman's, Mt. Auburn


Pancoast Walter, chair maker, h 23 Western Avenue


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Parker George, harness maker, h Brattle Parker Henry F. express wagon, h Green Parker Jacob W. shoemaker, h 89 Thorndike


Parker Joel, law professor, Harvard College, h Phillips place


Parker Joseph W. clergyman, h Harvard cor. Prospect


Parker John, laborer, h 19 Winter


Parker Levi, deputy sheriff, h 49 Otis


Parker Luther L. bds 69 Otis


Parker Lydia, widow, h Garden n Waterhouse


Parker Lydia A. Mrs. h Auburn court


Parker Samuel, h 88 Cambridge Ward 3


Parker Sarah Miss, bds Linden cor. Harvard


Parker Stephen N. box maker, h rear 24 East


Parker Thomas, soap maker, h street from Moore to Canal Parker William, h 88 Cambridge


Parks George, boarding house, h Green


Parks Franklin B. tin worker, h River


Parks Royal M. well digger, h School cor. Cherry


Parmenter Ezra, bds 37 Second


Parmenter William, h 37 Second


Parmenter William E. b. attorney 19 Court. bds 37 Second Parsons Allen B. constable, carpenter, College wharf, h Harvard square, rear of Watris's


Parsons Theophilus, professor, h Garden n Linnæan


Patch George, attendant of the insane House Correction, bds Adams', Thorndike


Patch John H. keeper Court House, bds 35 Spring


Patten Albert G. painter, h rear 120 Thorndike


Patten George, hostler at Porter's, North Avenue


Patten J. A. carpenter, 10 Brooks' place


Pattee Amos, laborer, h 71 Gore


Patterson Isaac, h Columbia


Patterson John H. old iron dealer, h Cambridge op. Dyke Patterson Robert, b. provisions, Lowell, bds 39 Cambridge Patterson Jane Miss, laundress, h Bridge


Patterson William, laborer, h n Poor House lane


Peabody Lydia, dress maker, bds Auburn cor. Pleasant Peacock John, laborer, h Dunster


Pearce John, glass maker, h Winter


Pear John, sexton and undertaker, h No. 15 Front


Pear Matthew, (Sampson &) boots and shoes, Douglass' block, Main, bds Front


Pear Mrs, Sarah Ann, bds Front


Pearl George, Lowell Railroad, h 53 Gore


Pearson Chas. S. paper hangings, Main n State, h 121 Wash. Pearson Eben, b. painter, h Franklin n Brookline


Pearson Henry, paper box manufr. h Main n Austin


Pearson John Henry, baggage master, New Haven R. R. bds Broadway cor. Winsor


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Pearson J. D. bookstore Main, h Broadway cor. Winsor Pearson Joseph, tailor, h 90 Gore


Pearson Mrs. Sarah Ann, bds Front


Pearson Nancy, widow, h Richards' block Main


Pearson William H. cigar maker, h Wash. n Columbia


Peasley Charles, bridge builder, h 82 Spring


Peasley Orrin, pile driver, bds 82 Spring


Peirce Benjamin, professor, h Quincy n Broadway


Pierce C. H. chemist, B. C. House, Drug Inspector, h Hol- yoke cor. South


Peirce James, tutor, bds Holyoke cor. South


Peirce L. R. widow, h Frizby Court


Peirce Oliver, chemist, h Harvard n Davis Peirce Roger N. b. attorney 35 Court, h River cor. Franklin Pierce Samuel, piano forte maker, h Green r. Bay


Peirce Thomas J. jr. proprietor South Boston omnibus, h Beach op. Orchard


Pelton Oliver, b Court cor Cornhill, engraver and copper- plate printer, h Broadway


Pendergast Patrick, laborer, h Pleasant


Pendexter Phebe Mrs. h 38 Spring


Pendexter Charles, carpenter, h 64 Fourth


Penniman Fanny F. and Maria, h Winsor


Penniman John A. printer, h Dana Court


Penny Richard, farmer, h Poor House lane


Pepares James, laborer, bds Spare's, Thorndike


Perkins Benjamin T. carpenter, h Third


Perkins George, mason, bds Hobb's, Cambridge


Perkins Levi, carpenter, Palmer, bds Bowdoin place Perkins Mary widow, h 39 River


Perkins Wm. F. D. b stereotyper, bds 39 River


Perrin Noah jr. b South Market, bds Main cor Lee Perry Benjamin F. printer, bds 8 Holyoke Pettes George W. b. h Mt. Auburn n Ash Pettingell William H. depot master, h 34 Second Pettingill Joseph R. blacksmith Spring, h Bow Phalen William, laborer, h Fresh Pond Railroad


Phelps Albert S. b h Inman cor Hampshire


Phelps Henry B. carriage painter, h Cottage Court


Phillips Cyrus, stone and plaster worker, bds Felton's, Winsor


Phillips George, machinist, h 87 Thorndike


Phillips Linas A. b 13 E. R. Wharf, h Cambridge


Phillips Willard, Pres. N. E. Mutual Life Ins. Co. 28 State, hı Linnæan cor Garden Phinney E. clerk at Porter's, North Avenue


Pickett Abiel H. carpenter, h Brighton cor South Pickett George E. bds Brighton cor South


Pickett George, b tailor, h Maple n Hampshire


Pickett Samuel, carpenter, h Brighton cor South


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Pierce Andrew T. mason, h Brattle op Mount Auburn Pierce Benjamin, wheelwright, h Washington n Columbia Pierce Joseph, wheelwright, h Western Avenue Pierce Joseph, rope maker, h Harrison Avenue Pierce Leander, baker, bds Kennedy's


Pierce Stillman, carpenter, h 22 Brookline Pike Edward L. printer, h Columbia n Lincoln Pike T. H. h Tremont n Hampshire


Pike S. M. printer, h Mt. Auburn op Holyoke place Pincham Charles P. clerk, h Mt. Auburn op Appian way Pinkerston James, N. E. glass house, 18 East Piper Wm. W. carpenter, 40 Cherry


Plant Anthony, glass worker, h North


Plant Robert, b brass founder, h Broadway L P Plummer Enoch, b pile driver, h Western Avenue Plummer J. Adams, b merchant tailor, h Sumner Plummer Warren, provision, 60 Cambridge, h rear 60 Plummer Win. H. pile driver, bds Western Avenue


Plympton Sylvanus, physician, h Chestnut cor Harvard Poisson Bartholomew, b. French cook, h State


Pollard John S. (Spencer &) mason, h Cherry n Washing'n Pomeroy Mrs. Ann, h Oxford


Pond Miss, Columbia n Washington


Pons Antonio, pump maker, h Harvard cor. Norfolk Popkin John S. h North Avenue near the common Porter Calvin, omnibus driver, bds Otis


Porter Charles H. oil manufacturer, h Fifth cor. Otis Porter Joseph, livery stable, Brighton, h Winthrop square Porter William H. clergyman, h Prospect n Broadway Porter William N. glass cutter, h 58 Thorndike


Porter Z. B. Cattle Market Hotel, North Avenue


Postall W. Turner, h 116 Thorndike


Potter Henry, b. 61 F. H. Market, h North Avenue corner Linnæ.in


Potter Sheldon, tin plate worker, 39 Spring Poulson Edmund, b. h Washington n Main Powell Margaret, h rear Court


Power Hugh, brick maker, h Willow place


Powers James, laborer, h Bridge cor. Short


Powers James, laborer, Harrison Avenue Powers John, laborer, h Medford n Clark Powers John, at I. Livermore's, Main Powers Richard, laborer, Concord Avenue Praddex Robert, painter, h 91 Thorndike Pratt Ebenezer P. watchman at soap works, h Gore Pratt Frank, eng. H. branch R. R. bds Cone's, Appian Way Pratt George, at Hixon's Harvard, h Clark Pratt Joseph, (Cali.) fancy goods, Main cor. Columbia Pratt Joseph T. bootmaker, h 100 Cambridge Pratt Martha W. widow, h 1 Brooks' place


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Pratt Miss Rebecca, h Bow


Pratt Wm. A. pocket book manufr. 357 Main Pray Joshua, carpenter, h Washington cor. Pine Pray Wm. M. music teacher, h Temple Prentice Henry H. printer, h Norfolk


Prentiss Mrs. C. A., Cambridge n Portland


Prentiss Jonathan C. harness maker, North Avenue op. Porter's


Presby James W. stone mason, h North Avenue n Porter's Prescott Harrison, b. 96 Water, h Magazine cor. William Prescott Isaac, drives ice waggon, bds Cambridgeport House, L. Port


Prescott Mr. carpenter, bds 22 Dunster


Prescott Joel H. (Nutting &) blacksmith, Palmer, h 162 Green n Putnam


Prescott Josiah H. piano forte manufr. Harvard op. Elm Preston S. S. Mt. Auburn n Ash


Price James, newsman, h Bridge


Price James H. stone mason, h Spring


Price James M. tin plate worker, 39 Spring Priest Charles, clerk, h 1 Broadway, L. P.


Priest William, at Wm. Greenough's Broadway


Prince George W. tin-plate worker, h 90 Vine Prince John, (Cal.) h 6 Brimmer block, Harvard Prior John, clergyman, h Mason cor. Brattle Prior James, glass house, h East Prior Patrick, laborer, h Green n Bay Proctor Arad, brickmaker, h Garden Proctor Benjamin F. cooper, h Allston, Pine Grove Proudfoot William, carpenter, h 31 Fourth Proudfoot William, glass cutter, bds 30 Gore Prue John, brickmaker, h Kidder lane Pulsifer Freeman L. clock maker, h 79 Gore Pulsifer James W. bds Hobb's, Cambridge Purcell John, shoemaker, h Columbia n Hampshire Purrington Samuel, hostler, h North Avenue n Beech Putnam Joseph, bds Stephen's, 99 Norfolk Putnam Luke, cooper, 32 Pearl


Putnam Barnes, cooper Pearl, h 39 Cottage Putnam George W. glass maker, h 72 Gore Putnam Mark, janitor scientific school, Kirkland Putney Albert, glass presser, bds 48 Gore Putney Daniel W. glass presser, h 48 Gore Putney George, bds Howe's Main


Putney Leonard, b h Jay n Western Avenue Putney Sylvester, glass presser, h North Third Quielly Timothy, glass house, h 125 Bridge Quigley Charles, gardener, h Mt. Auburn Quigley Edward, printer, bds 22 Dunster Quigley John, iron founder, li foot Willow place


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Quimby Amos, b 19 Congress (Seaver &) h 58 Fourth Quimby Gilman, (California) pile driver, h Willow place Quimby Charles, clerk, bds Caldwell's, Harvard


Quimby Jason M. carpenter, h Washington n Clark Quinn Francis, laborer, h Remmington


Quinn Michael, laborer, h Cambridge


Quinn Patrick, laborer, h Front


Quinn Richard, laborer, h Cambridge


Quinn Simon, laborer, h rear 126 Bridge Quinlan James, laborer, h Concord Avenue n Church


Rafferty Bartholomew, laborer, h 4 L. Port


Rafferty Francis, laborer, h Willow place


Rafferty James F. R. R. laborer, b Sargent


Rafferty Patrick, soap maker, li 3 Seventh


Ragan Peter, soap works, h 126 Bridge


Ramsay Alexander H. (& Co.) druggist, Harvard square, h Holyoke place


Ramsay Harvey, cigar dealer, h 45 Spring


Rand Benjamin, carriage maker, North Avenue n Porter's


Rand James, carriage smith, h Brighton cor Spring


Rand Nathaniel S. carpenter, h Broadway L P


Rand N. S. Jr. stereotype finisher, h cor Winsor and School Rand Samuel, shoemaker, h North Avenue n Porter's Randall Benjamin, carpenter, h Market n Winsor Randall George W. clergyman, h Everett n Western Avenue Ray Jessie, cabinet maker, h Soden


Raymond E. T. student, bds Dana


Raymond John T. clergyman, h Washington n Main Raymond P. H. shoemaker, bds Washington


Raymond William T. shoemaker Main, bds Washington


Raymond Z. L. h Dana cor Centre


Rayne George, armorer State arsenal, h Garden


Read Alexander H. b. 29 Shoe and Leather, h Harvard cor. Davis


Read John, dry goods, Harvard square, h Garden


Read Joseph S. b. 26 and 28 Sudbury h Harvard cor. Elm Read William, b. 6 Market square, h 97 Mt. Auburn Ready Charles W. tin-plate worker, bds 39 Cambridge Ready Phillip, blacksmith, lı Columbia n Market


Reardon John, candle maker, h Erie n Pearl Reddington John, laborer, h Spring


Reddington Patrick, laborer, h South


Redman Curtis, mariner, bds Tarbell's, Franklin


Redman Eliza, widow, bds Tyler's, Broadway Reed Enos, shoe store Bridge, h 90 Cambridge


Reed E. B., b. 25 1-2 Milk, h Tremont


Reed John, laborer, h West


Reed Lucinda, widow, h 30 Second


Reed Robert, laborer, h West


Reed Stephen, inn holder, junction Gore and Bridge


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Reed Warren W. brush maker, h 65 Third


Reehal James, jr. glass maker, 51 Gore


Reehal James, laborer, 12 Short


Reemie Ann, nurse, h rear Concord Avenue n Vassal lane Regan Patrick, laborer, lı rear 98 Bridge


Reid Mrs. Andrew, widow, h Columbia op. Suffolk


Reihen Alexander, glass cutter, bds rear 22 winter


Reiser John G. b. brass dipper, h Willow place


Remick John, (Nurse &) bookbinder Remington, h Wash- ington cor. Cherry


Remington Norman, brush maker, bds Lothrop's, Third Remming -, brush maker, bds 102 Cambridge


Rennils Nicholas, laborer, h Winsor n School


Revallion Charles F. b. 84 Blackstone, h Harvard opposite Brimmer block


Rhodes Silas, carpenter, 29 Worcester


Rice Aaron, b. 4 Central wharf, h Austin


Rice Cyrus, boarding house, Divinity Hall Avenue


Rice George, b 99 Lowell h 63 Spring


Rice George G. farmer, h North Avenue n Spruce


Rice Henry S. b. clerk, bds Austin


Rice Homer, b. 7 Faneuil Hall, bds Market cor. Clark


Rice H. R. b. tin plate worker, bds Alden's, Harvard


Rice James B. watchman, constable office 80 Cambridge, h Cambridge n Fifth


Rice John, jr. organ pipe maker, h 32 Fourth .


Rice Joseph H. farmer, h North Avenue cor. Spruce


Rice Moses M. b. Thorndike's building, h Brattle n Lowell Rice M. H. marketer, h Seventh


Rice Nathan, b. 27 Long wharf, h Kirkland


Rice Richard, at Norton's, Kirkland


Rice Thomas G. b. 4 Central wharf, bds Austin


Rice John, palmleaf worker, bds 43 Cambridge Rice William B. organ pipe maker, bds Seventh


Rich Catharine Mrs. h Bridge


Rich Obadiah (E Whiton & Co.) Hampshire, h Broadway n Winsor


Richards Betsey, widow, h Columbia n Main


Richards D. H. h Columbia n Main


Richards D. M. carpenter, h Soden


Richards Joseph R. architect, b 4 Court square, h Cam- bridge n Sumner


Richards J. A. painter, h rear Front


Richards Thomas, b organ builder, h Vine


Richardson Benjamin, b teamster, h North Avenue n R. R Richardson Bernice, coach painter Main, h State Richardson Charles B. b clerk, bds Prospect cor Harvard Richardson Clarissa, widow, h Prospect cor Harvard Richardson Christopher C. cigar maker, h 22 Spring Richardson Edward, b 30 Court, lı 573 Main n Ellery


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Richardson George C. b 31 Federal, h Harvard cor Inman Richardson James P. coach painter Main, h Williams Richardson Josiah, b 1 Market square, h Broadway opposite the common


Richardson Royal, b 20 1-2 State, h 1 Richardson's Row, Cambridge


Richardson R. P. S. mason, h Columbia n Hampshire Richardson Susan S. widow, h 46 Brattle n Appian way


Richardson William T. coal and wood College wharf, h Trowbridge n Harvard


Richen Charles, harness maker. bds Dunster


Ricker Jedediah, (M &) carpenter, h Williams n River


Ricker Moses (& J.) carpenter, h River cor Auburn Ricker Sabrina, dress maker, bds Clark's, Franklin Ricker Veazie B. b & Haverhill, h Broadway L P


Riley Ann, widow, b Harvard cor Holyoke


Riley Charles, laborer, h Vine


Riley John, b 1 Andover, h North Fifth


Riley Mrs. Jane, bds B. W. Robert's, River


Riley Jeremiah, laborer, Lechmere Place


Riley Patrick, blacksmith, Medford n Cambridge


Riley Patrick, blacksmith Cambridge, h Seventh


Riley Simon, carpenter, h 95 Gore


Rinn Thomas, laborer, h Suffolk


Rindge Daniel, carpenter, bds Third


Rindge John, b bds Third


Rindge Samuel, overseer yard at glass house, h Third


Rindge Samuel B. b 2 Pearl, h Fourth


Ring Patrick, laborer, h Pleasant


Riordan George T. clergyman, h South Fourth op church


Ripley Daniel C. machinist, h 24 Winter


Ripley Ezra, attorney 70 Cambridge, bds 30 Second


Ripley William, h Inman n Hampshire


Ritterbush Lorenzo L. railroad depot, h 22 East


Rivers Isaac, carpenter, h 53 Washington n Harrison


Rixford Whitney, teamster, h 49 Winter


Roach Richard, grease collector, h Charles


Roaf R. N. merchant tailor, Main opposite the Bank Roark Henry, laborer, h Vine


Robbins Eleazer, clergyman, h 3 Bow


Robbins Fanny, widow, h Third


Robbins Harriet, widow, h Brighton


Roberts Alfred A. b custom house, h Washington n Norfolk


Roberts Anna E. dress maker, bds Green


Roberts Benjamin W. teacher Broadway, grammar, h River n Quincy


Roberts Charles, mason, bds Reed's Tavern


Roberts Eliza, widow, h Green n Pleasant Roberts Hiram, brickmaker, h Cambridge


Robertson Miss E. S. bds Mrs. Manning's, Linden


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Robey Charles F. b bds Eaton's, Prospect Robinson Alden, blacksmith, bds Cambridge


Robinson Arthur E. blacksmith, bds Cambridge Robinson David, laborer, h Charles


Robinson Eleanor, dress maker, h Main cor Pearl Robinson Joel, blacksmith Gore, h Cambridge n Second Robinson John C. b h 24 Franklin n Brookline


Robinson Marshall, printer, bds Harvard n Lee Robinson Miss Zebialı, bds Columbia n Washington Robinson Robert, glass house, h 57 Cambridge Robinson R. K. b book keeper, h Harvard cor Pine Robinson Thomas, glass house, h 16 Fourth


Roby Edwin A. coppersmith, bds 89 Gore


Roby Mary, widow, h 80 Gore


Roby William H. b carver, bds 80 Gore Rockwell George, carpenter, h Brimmer block, Harvard


Rogers Benjamin, b 9 Blackstone, h Green n Western Avenue


Rogers James, shoemaker, Main n car factory


Rogers John, laborer, h Brattle square


Rogers Patrick C. cooper, h Pearl


Rollins Amos P. coffin maker Mechanics' court, h Auburn court


Rollins E. R. carpenter, bds Reed's Tavern


Rollins Nicholas F. b 34'? Commercial, h Main op Temple Ropes Hardy, b 31 Lewis' wharf, h Main op Ellery Ropes William L. bds Main op Ellery


Rose Sarah, fancy goods, North Avenue n Beech Ross David, teamster, h Avenue from Willard Ross Hugh, laborer, h Vine cor Fifth


Ross Robert, teamster, h Avenue from Willard


Ross Robert, carpenter, bds Griffin's, Harvard


Ross Samuel, laborer, bds Bridge


Ross William, laborer, h North Avenue


Ross William, carpenter, h Willard


Rough Hugh, stone cutter, h 101 Vine Rowe F. Isaac, h Everett


Rowe Noah, farmer, h Linnæan


Rowe S. James, b gilder, h 137 1-2 Cambridge


Rowell Albert, b. organ builder, h 56 Spring Rugg Josiah N. b. bookbinder at Learned's, Main, h Pleasant Rumrill Rebecca, widow, h Cherry n Harvard


Runey Michael, (& Stafford) marble manufactory Main cor. Washington, h 50 Washington


Runkle John D. nautical almanac, bds Brattle house Rupp George, Grocer, Cambridge n Fifth


Rupp Lewis F. h 57 Cambridge


Russell Charles, printer, bds Green cor. Putnam Russell, Charles W. engineer, Broadway cor. Clarke Russell Joseph, b. laborer, h Broadway n Fayette


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Russell Levi F. b. 6 Blackstone, h Winthrop


Russell Mary B. dress maker, bds 93 Cambridge


Russell Nathan, shoe dealer, Main cor. Norfolk


Russell Samuel C. stair builder Western avenue, h 14 Green Russell Stephen G. confectioner, bds Mrs. Jordan's, L. Port Russell Thomas, furniture dealer Harvard, h 2 Main Russell William W. mason, Spruce cor. Cedar


Ruston Thomas, glass maker, bds Lopez's, Winter Ryan Michael, b. tailor, Brattle, h 142 Cambridge




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