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Deposits received and other business transacted at the Cambridge Bank, every day from 9 to 1 o'clock, only.
Quarter days -3d Thursday of January, April, July, and October.
EAST CAMBRIDGE FIVE CENTS SAVINGS BANK .- Cambridge, corner of Second street. F. W. Holland, President. George Stevens, Jesse Hall, John Taylor, Vice Presidents. Ezra Ripley, Secretary. John Savage, Jr., Treasurer.
Deposits, from fivé cents to one thousand dollars, received every day from 12 to 1 o'clock.
CAMBRIDGE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO .- Main Street, near the Cambridge Bank. Josiah W. Cook, President. Abraham Lansing, Secretary.
Josiah W. Cook, Jas. H. Thayer, I. P. Dunham, John D. Pearson, Henry Thayer, Jacob Eaton, Rufus Lam- son, P. R. L. Stone, A. Lansing, Directors.
NOTARIES .- George W. Livermore, Benjamin W. Whitney. 4
COURTS IN MIDDLESEX COUNTY.
PROBATE COURT.
January. Cambridge, second Tuesday.
February. Concord, second Tuesday. Charlestown, third Tuesday.
March. Lowell, first Tuesday. Cambridge, third Tuesday.
April. Concord, second Tuesday. Woburn, fourth Tuesday.
May. Groton, first Tuesday. Cambridge, third Tuesday.
June. Lowell, first Tuesday.
Cambridge, second Tuesday.
Framingham, last Tuesday.
August. Concord, second Tuesday. Charlestown, third Tuesday.
Sept. Cambridge, first Tuesday. Lowell, third Tuesday.
October. Cambridge, second Tuesday. 66 Framingham, last Tuesday.
Nov. Groton, first Tuesday. Concord, second Tuesday.
Cambridge, third Tuesday.
Dec. Lowell, first Tuesday.
Cambridge, third Tuesday.
COURTS OF COMMON PLEAS.
Civil Terms .- Concord, on the second Monday in March and June. Lowell, first Monday in September. Cambridge, second Monday in December.
Criminal Terms .- Concord, fourth Monday in June. Lowell, third Monday in October. Cambridge, second Monday in February.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
Law Term .- At Cambridge, on the third Tuesday next after the fourth Tuesday in September.
Nisi Prius Term .- At Lowell, on the second Tuesday in April.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Cambridge, on the first Tuesday of January. Con- cord, on the first Tuesday of June and September.
Middlesex County Officers.
Samuel P. P. Fay, of Cambridge, Judge of Probate. Alfred A. Prescott, of Reading, Register of Probate.
Caleb Hayden, of Cambridge, Register of Deeds, Southern District.
Asahel B. Wright, of Lowell, Register of Deeds, Northern District.
Amos Stone, of Concord, County Treasurer.
Seth Ames, of Cambridge, Clerk of the Courts.
Marshall Preston, of Lexington, Assistant Clerk.
County Commissioners.
Leonard Huntress, Tewksbury, Chairman ; John K. Going, of Shirley ; Paul H. Sweetser, of South Read- ing.
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS .- Wm. Hastings, Fram- ingham ; John L. Fletcher, Acton.
Levi Parker, of Cambridge, Crier of C. P. and S. J. Courts.
JAILERS .- Charles J. Adams, of Cambridge ; Samuel Staples, of Concord ; Samuel Meserve, of Lowell.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.
OVERSEERS OF THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION .- Samuel Chandler, of Lexington; William Parmenter, of Cambridge ; Fisher A. Hildreth, of Lowell ; John S. Keyes, of Concord.
Charles J. Adams, Master.
SHERIFF .- John S. Keyes, of Concord.
DEPUTY SHERIFFS .- Josiah W. Cook, Cambridge- port ; Levi Parker and Samuel W. Richardson, East Cambridge.
CORONER .- Nathan Fiske, Cambridge.
Cambridge Fire Department.
The Fire Department of Cambridge is composed of a Chief Engineer, four Assistants, six Engine Com- panies, and one Hook and Ladder Company. There is, in addition to these, in the First Ward, a company who confine their labors to that Ward-the Engine being owned by private citizens in the Ward.
OFFICERS.
CHARLES B. STEVENS, CHIEF ENGINEER. JOHN B. FRAZER, First Assistant. MASON DAVIS, Second Assistant. WM. BATES, JR., Third Assistant. CHARLES H. BLAKE, Fourth Assistant.
FIRE POLICE. - Allen B. Parsons, Thomas Work, and Henry Kingsley, jr.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Cambridge Engine Co. No. 1. House, Church street.
Geo. O. Danforth, Foreman. Thomas Capel, 1st Asst. Benj. F. Berry, 2d Asst. Charles H. Bate, Clerk. James B. Kent, Steward. Engine built by Hunneman.
Union Engine Co. No. 2.
House, Main, cor. Windsor St.
Geo. H. Copeland, Foreman. Thomas Houghton, 1st Asst. William L. Stevens, 2d Asst. Albert R. Goodnow, Clerk. Augustus Tallack, Steward.
Engine built by Howard & Davis.
Niagara Engine Co. No. 3. House, Cambridge Street.
Charles H. Strout, Foreman. Bela N. Bartlett, 1st Asst. Watson B. Hastings, 2d Asst. Caleb H. Porter, Clerk. Jacob W. Parker, Steward. Engine built by S. Thayer.
Hydrant Engine Co. No. 4.
House, junction of Western Av. and River Street.
Barzillia Sturtevant, Foreman. J. H. Fuller, 1st Asst. Lewis T. McKenny, 2d Asst. Charles E. Hancock, Clerk. Joseph Pierce, Steward.
Daniel Webster Engine Co. No. 5.
House, North Avenue, near Winthrop Schoolhouse.
Edward Mulliken, Foreman. Edward S. Marston, 1st Asst. Franklin Snow, 2d Asst. Edward S. Marston, Clerk. George Cutter, Steward.
Engine built by Howard & Davis.
Pioneer Engine Co. No. 6. House, Pioneer Street.
Willard E.Simpson, Foreman. John D. Simpson, Ist Asst. John P. Brown, 2d Asst. Enoch J. Howlett, Clerk. William Loughrey, Steward. Engine built by Hunneman.
Hunneman Engine Co. No. 7 ..
This Engine is private pro- perty, and the Company is paid by the hour for their services.
F. L. Chapman, Foreman. Albert Stevens, 2d Foreman. Francis Ivers, 3d Foreman. A. H. Ramsay, Clerk. Eugene H. Mathews, Steward. Engine built by Hunneman.
Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1.
House, Main, cor. Windsor St. George S. Pike, Foreman. Joseph S. Day, 1st Asst. James C. Wilder, 2d Asst. Thomas M. Davis, Clerk.
Engine built by Hunneman. Daniel Cross, Steward. 4*
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RESERVOIRS.
RESERVOIRS. LOCATED IN WARD ONE.
Corner of Main and Dana streets.
Mount Auburn street, foot of Linden.
opposite Orthodox Church. Corner Brighton and Spring streets.
Brattle Square.
Brattle street, opposite south end Appian Way.
Garden street, north end Appian Way.
Garden street, front of Old School House.
School Court near Schoolhouse.
Junction Garden St. and Concord Av. opposite Arsenal.
North Avenue, near junction of Waterhouse street.
Square, front of house of late Dr. Holmes.
Kirkland street, opposite Oxford.
Sumner street opposite residence of Mr. Lerned.
Cambridge street opposite Richardson's Row.
Prescott street, near J. D. Green's barn.
Bow street, centre of Square.
College Yard. North Avenue, near Engine House, No. 5. LOCATED IN WARD TWO.
Junction Main street and Broadway.
Pioneer street, front of Engine House, No. 6. Corner Harvard and Davis streets.
Washington and Harrison streets.
East end of School street, Brooks' Building. Main street, near Car Factory.
Broadway, corner Washington and Windsor streets. Main street, near passage to Hovey's Bacon Works. Corner School and Cherry streets.
Harvard street, head of Cherry. Corner Washington and Pine streets. Harvard and Columbia streets.
Main street, near Liberty Pole.
Corner Main and Brookline streets.
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RESERVOIRS.
Corner Austin, rear of Douglass' Confectionary. Austin street, corner Essex. Austin street, opposite residence of Aaron Rice.
Main street, Square, east of Irving House. Main street, junction of Western Avenue and River. Corner Brookline and Auburn streets.
Pearl and Franklin streets.
Junction Western Avenue and Pleasant street. Corner Main and Hancock streets. City Hall Yard, cor. Harvard and Norfolk. Harvard street opposite passage to Burying Ground. Corner Harvard and Prospect streets. Broadway, head of Tremont streets.
Prospect street, 175 feet north of L'roadway.
Norfolk street, opposite house of Damon & Fletcher. Corner Magazine and Williams streets.
Main and Austin streets.
Inman and Harvard streets.
Green street, opposite house of Daniel Stone. Corner Cherry and Washington streets. Main street, east side of D. Osborn's Box Factory. Corner Bristol and Hampshire streets. Junction of Medford and Cambridge. Pearl street, near C. L. Jones & Co's Factory. Corner of Tremont and Garden streets.
LOCATED IN WARD THREE.
Front of Hotel, junction Bridge and Gore streets. Corner Gore and North Third streets. Corner Otis and Fourth streets.
Cambridge and South Fifth streets.
of Thorndike and Third streets.
Otis street, near Hall's Buildings. Cambridge street, 70 feet east from North Third street. Corner of South Sixth and Spring streets. New England Glass Co.'s yard. Winchester's Factory yard.
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CEMETERIES.
Members, Property, &c., ot the Fire Department.
Number of engineers 5; Members in the Department 200; Fire Police 4; Engines in use 6 ; Feet of Leading Hose 4025; Feet of Suction Hose 161; Hose Car- riages 7; Buckets 37; Axes 35; Hook and Ladder Carriages 1 ; Hooks 5; Ladders 16; Reservoirs 68.
CAMBRIDGE CITY GUARD.
ARMORY-Hall on Mount Auburn Street, over Wright's Bread Store.
Thomas O. Barri, Captain ; William Bates, Jr., First Lieutenant ; B. F. Berry, Second Lieutenant ; William E. Robinson, Third Lieutenant ; Charles B. Stevens, Fourth Lieutenant ; J. Phillips White, Clerk; William Bates, 2d, Treasurer.
CAMBRIDGE CEMETERY.
Established in 1853.
His Honor, the Mayor, ex officio, Chairman. Z. L. Raymond, Zelotes Hosmer, Anson Hooker, Abraham Edwards, T. B. Bigelow, Wm. A. Saunders, Commissioners.
Henry H. Eames, Superintendent.
The city authorities of Cambridge, in 1853, purchased twenty-four acres of land in the vicinity of Mount Au- burn, and bordering on Charles River, to be devoted to the purposes of a Cemetery for the citizens of Cam- bridge. It is a lovely spot, and well suited to the pur- pose for which it was purchased. Avenues have been made in various directions through the greater portion of the grounds. The lots contain three hundred square feet, and are sold at ten cents per foot, equal to $30 per lot. Two hundred and twenty-six lots have already
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CEMETERIES.
been sold. A large section has been laid out for a pub- lic burying ground, for those who are unable to purchase lots ; one hundred and forty-five have been interred in this part of the Cemetery.
MOUNT AUBURN CEMETERY . OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION.
JACOB BIGELOW, President, 13 Summer street, Bos- ton.
GEO. WM. BOND, Treasurer. Office, 127 Milk street, Boston.
AUSTIN J. COOLIDGE, Secretary. Office, 39 Court street, Boston.
Trustees - Isaiah Bangs, Jacob Bigelow, James C. Cheever, Uriel Crocker Charles P. Curtis, Benjamin A. Gould, William R. Lawrence, Charles C. Little, Henry S. McKean, Chrales G. Nazro, James Read, Mace Tisdale.
Committee on Lots - Jacob Bigelow, Isaiah Bangs, Charles P. Curtis.
Committee on Grounds - Jacob Bigelow, Isaiah Bangs, Mace Tisdale.
Jonathan Mann, Superintendent.
B. F. Wyeth, Porter.
Alexander Wadsworth, Corporation Surveyor, Suffolk Buildings, State street, Boston.
The Cemetery contains about 125 acres. There are already more than 2,500 lots. The recent clearing of trees has opened some new and beautiful locations. The old house formerly occupied by the Superintendent, and all out buildings, have been recently removed, and all that delightful portion of the grounds will probably be devoted to the wants of the public.
The Superintendent may always be found at the Cemetery, except on Saturday mornings, when he is in attendance at the Secretary's Office.
Tickets of admission for carriages may be obtained of the Secretary, at 39 Court street, Boston.
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COMPANIES.
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CAMBRIDGE GAS LIGHT CO. Capital, $125,000.
President-John H. Blake.
Treasurer and Clerk-Estes Howe.
Superintendent-William Gibson.
Directors-John H. Blake, Isaac Livermore, R. P. Davis, Gardiner G. Hubbard, Henry Potter, Samuel Slocomb, Estes Howe.
Dividends paid first of February and first of August.
CAMBRIDGE RAILROAD CO.
President-Gardiner G. Hubbard.
Treasurer-Estes Howe.
Directors-Gardiner G. Hubbard, Charles C. Little, Abel Willard, Wm. A. Saunders, George Meacham, John Livermore, H. M. Chamberlain, M. M. Rice, R. E. Demmon.
UNION RAILWAY CO.
President-H. H. Stimpson.
Clerk and Treasurer-Estes Howe. Superintendent-J. C. Stiles.
Directors-Charles C. Little, Willard Phillips, Gar- diner G. Hubbard, John Livermore, H. H. Stimpson.
CAMBRIDGE WATER WORKS.
President-Gardiner G. Hubbard.
Clerk and Treasurer-Estes Howe.
Directors-Gardiner G. Hubbard, Lewis Hale, John Livermore, William A. Saunders, S. H. Dodge, M. M. Rice, Charles C. Little, Estes Howe, Z. L. Raymond, John Sargent, Stephen Smith, Joseph S. Hastings. The four last gentlemen were nominated by the City Council.
Literary and Charitable Associations.
CAMBRIDGE LYCEUM.
President-Wm. L. Whitney ; Secretary and Treas- urer-A. H. Ramsay ; Directors-James Munroe, Ste- phen T. Farwell, R. M. Hodges, Nathan Fiske, Ebenezer Francis, Charles R. Metcalf.
FRANKLIN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
Incorporated March 16, 1854.
President - Curtis Davis ; Vice President-G. A. Smart; Secretary-George E. Ryder ; Treasurer-John McDuffie ; Librarian-Geo. E. Sawyer.
Rooms, Franklin Hall, Lamson's Block, Main street.
WEBSTER INSTITUTE.
President - Amasa S. Kelly ; Vice-President - George P. Oakes ; Recording Secretary-Joseph A. Willard ; Corresponding Secretary-H. L. Snow ; Treasurer - Law- son Valentine ; Librarian - Alanson Bigelow, Jr .; Di- rectors - Daniel Leland, Amory Houghton, Jr., Benjamin R. Tilton, Charles McClure, William F. Stearns.
CAMBRIDGE ATHENAEUM.
President - Isaac Livermore ; Treasurer - Roland Litchfield, Jr. ; Clerk-E. Richardson ; Directors-Z. L. Raymond, Eliphalet Davis, Asa Murdock, John Liver- more, W. P. Fisk, W. W. Wellington.
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SOCIETIES.
NORTH CAMBRIDGE AND SOMERVILLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
President-Benj. Woodward.
Vice Presidents-J. B. Cook, H. S. Favor.
Treasurer-Harvey Snow.
Librarian-P. P. Goode, jr.
Library Committee-Rev. C. D. Bradlee, Wm. H. Ladd, J. H. Rice.
Directors-P. R. Russell, B. Woodward, H. Snow, S. A. Brown, and Rev. A. M. Averill.
NIAGARA LITERARY INSTITUTE.
President-James W. Bettinson ; Vice President-Ed- ward B. Kinsley ; Clerk-Frederick Goodfellow ; Treas- urer-George L. Mitchell; Librarian-William M. Lor- ing ; Assistant Librarian-Stillman J. Smith ; Trustees- William Hunnewell, Stephen P. Kinsley, Alexander Frazer, James Jelly, J. U. H. Charter.
Rooms, corner of South Second and Cambridge streets.
CAMBRIDGE MUSICAL ASSOCIATION.
President-Henry Townsend; Vice President-Amos Whittemore; Secretary-Charles Winter, Jr. ; Treasurer -S. P. Brooks ; Librarian-Wm. F. Stearns ; Musical Director-Carl Zerrahn; Executive Committee-L. B Graves, Charles Munroe, George B. Ware, George Fisher.
AMICABLE FIRE SOCIETY. Instituted April 10th, 1810.
President-Joseph Porter; Clerk-Leonard Lyon ; Treasurer-A. C. Smith; Wardens-William Porter, Thos. B. Eaton, Thos. Stearns, Henry Dillingham ; Auditing Committee-John A. Fulton, Isaac Cutler.
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SOCIETIES.
MASONIC LODGE.
AMICABLE LODGE ; meets on the first Thursday evening in every month, at Friendship Hall, Cambridge- port. Officers elected December, 1855.
Master-Oliver J. Rand; S. W .- Geo. B. Eaton ; J. W .- E. J. Bennett ; Treasurer-Nathan Fiske ; Secre- tary-Charles Tufts ; S. D .- J. C. Thurston ; J. D .- J. H. Gregory ; Marshal-W. W. Bullock ; Tyler-John Pear.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS.
NEW ENGLAND LODGE, NO. 4, East Cambridge; meets every Friday evening, in Fraternity Hall, on Bridge street.
FRIENDSHIP LODGE, No. 20, Cambridgeport ; meets every Monday evening at Friendship Hall.
MOUNT AUBURN LODGE, NO. 94, Old Cambridge ; meets every Friday evening, at Odd Fellows' Hall, Brighton street.
ORDER OF UNITED AMERICANS.
STAR SPANGLED BANNER CHAPTER, NO. 5, Cam- bridgeport ; meets every Wednesday evening, in Wash- ington Hall, on Main street.
PUTNAM CHAPTER, NO. 15, East Cambridge ; meets the first and third Wednesday evenings, in Fraternity Hall, on Bridge street.
DANIEL WEBSTER CHAPTER, NO. 28, North Cam- bridge; meets every Friday evening, in Union Hall, North Avenue. 5
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SOCIETIES.
CAMBRIDGE HUMANE SOCIETY.
President-John G. Palfrey ; Vice President-Charles E. Norton ; Treasurer-Thomas J. White ; Trustees-John A. Albro, J. B. Dana, Eben Francis, C. C. Little, and William Newell. Agent-Samuel Sawyer, M. D.
Howard Benevolent Society, of Cambridge.
This Society was formed in 1851. Its object is to re- lieve the sufferings of the poor and unfortunate. Its labors are at present confined to the Second Ward. Its officers are as follows : -
President-J. W. Gates; Secretary-J. C. Thurston ; Treasurer, A. C. Webber.
Managers-District No. 1, W. S. Spring. District No. 2, W. W. Dennis. District. No. 3, J. Boardman. Dis- trict No. 4, J. Burrage, jr. District No. 5, E. Snow. District No. 6, W. Cooper. District No. 7, J. A. Holmes. District No. 8, Benj. Jones.
Application for aid to be made to one of the Mana- agers.
WALKER BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
This Society was instituted in North Cambridge, Oct. 1, 1855. It has for its object, &c., the amelioration of the condition of the poor in North Cambridge and Somerville, and the prevention of fraud. The following gentleman and ladies were appointed officers of this Society : -
President-Rev. Caleb D. Bradlee.
Vice-President-James W. Baldwin.
Treasurer-Edward G. Lynes.
Secretary-Charles H. Bullard.
Directors-Mrs. T. J. Pierce, Nancy A. Bailey, Messrs Walter M. Allen, Heywood Parker, Charles H. Bul- lard.
RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES IN CAMBRIDGE.
First Parish in Cambridge-Unitarian. Harvard Square, opposite Harvard College. WILLIAM NEWELL, Pastor.
Joseph Cutler, Chairman of Standing Committee. Joseph Bracket, Sexton, resides Brattle, near Story. Parish Committee - James Munroe, Andrew S. Wait. There is a Ministerial Fund belonging to the First Parish, amounting to between $14,000 and $15,000. The Trustees of said Fund are -
John G. Palfrey, Sidney Willard, Wm. L. Whitney, James Munroe, A. H. Ramsay, John Chamberlin, Charles R. Metcalf.
First Church and Shepard Congregational So- ciety-Trintarian.
Mount Auburn, corner of Holyoke street. JOHN A. ALBRO, Pastor.
William Saunders, Chairman of Prudential Committee . Jacob H. Bates, Clerk and Treasurer.
B. F. Wyeth, Sexton, resides Everett Place.
Christ Church-Episcopal. Garden street. NICHOLAS HOPPIN, Pastor.
George Bond, C. F. Foster, Wardens. F. L. Batchelder, Clerk and Treasurer.
Horace Handford, Sexton, resides Shepard street.
St. Peter's Church-Catholic. Concord Avenue-Observatory Hill. MANASSES DOUGHERTY, Pastor. Michael Morgan, Sexton, resides in Somerville.
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RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES.
Old Cambridge Baptist Society. Head of Kirkland street. JOHN PRYOR, Pastor.
Josiah Coolidge, Chairman of Standing Committee.
John B. Dana, Treasurer.
Austin J. Coolidge, Clerk.
Charles H. Richardson, Sexton.
Allen Street Congregational Society-Unitarian. Allen street.
CALEB DAVIS BRADLEE, Pastor.
Thomas J. Pierce, Chairman Standing Committee.
William Frost, Clerk and Treasurer.
James S. Claflin, Sexton.
North Cambridge Baptist Church.
North Avenue. A. M. AVERILL, Pastor.
Henry R. Glover, Chairman Standing Committee. Henry Potter, Treasurer.
Warren Sanger, Clerk.
Charles Day, Sexton, resides North Avenue.
Lee Street Church -- Unitarian.
Lee street.
H. F. HARRINGTON, Pastor.
Edward Richardson, Chairman Standing Committee.
William P. Sampson, Treasurer.
William H. Brooks, jr., Clerk.
Andrew B. Harlow, Sexton, resides Trowbridge street.
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RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES.
Cambridgeport Parish-Unitarian. Austin street.
J. F. W. WARE, Pastor.
Geo. C. Richardson, Chairman of Standing Committee.
D. U. Chamberlin, Treasurer.
W. W. Wellington, Clerk.
Roland Litchfield, jr., Sexton, resides Main corner Columbia.
Second Methodist Society. Harvard, opposite Essex street.
CHARLES S. MACREADING, Pastor.
Amos B. Merrill, Chairman of Trustees.
Josiah Richardson, Treasurer.
Amos P. Rollins, Sexton, resides Auburn Court.
Second Evangelical Congregational Society -- Trinitarian.
Austin strect.
CHARLES JONES, Pastor.
Josiah N. Rugg, Chairman Standing Committee. A. H. Orcutt, Treasurer.
J. W. Alden, Clerk.
William Storer, Sexton, at Wright & Hatch's.
First Episcopal Methodist. Cambridge street.
C. MCCURDY, Pastor. A. H. Stevens, Chairman Standing Committee. A. H. Stevens, Treasurer. Horatio N. Hovey, Clerk. H. W. Glasson, Sexton, Gore corner Fourth street. 5 *
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RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES.
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First Baptist Society. Magazine, junction of River street. SUMNER R. MASON, Pastor.
Edward Hixon, Benjamin E. Colley, John Holman, Joseph A. Holmes, Albert Vinal, Jacob Eaton, Solomon H. Dodge, Josiah Burrage, Trustees.
Edward Hixon, John Holman, Josiah Burrage, Pru- dential Committee.
Albert Vinal, Treasurer.
Joseph A. Holmes, Clerk.
James B. Wiggin, Sexton, resides Auburn street.
First Evangelical Congregational Society-Trini- tarian.
Prospect street.
- -, Pastor.
Z. L. Raymond, Chairman of Standing Committee. James W. Gates, Treasurer. James C. Fisk, Clerk.
J. C. Wilder, Sexton, resides corner Clark and Broad- way.
St. Peter's Church-Episcopal. Prospect street. WILLIAM P. PAGE, Rector.
Luther Crane, Asa P. Morse. Wardens. Abraham Edwards, Treasurer. Bela F. Jacobs, Clerk.
First Universalist Society. Main street, junction State. CHARLES A. SKINNER, Pastor. Curtis Davis, Chairman of Standing Committee. Alvaro Blodgett, Clerk and Treasurer. John Pear, Sexton, resides Front street.
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RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES.
Second Baptist Church. Cambridge, cor. Fourth. A. F. SPALDING, Pastor.
Henry S. Hills, Chairman Standing Committee.
John R. Taylor, Treasurer.
Isaac F. Jones, Clerk.
Curtis Hobbs, Sexton, resides Cambridge.
Evangelical Congregational Society-Trinitarian. South Fourth street. J. L. BENNETT, Pastor.
Moses Clarke, Chairman Standing Committee.
William Wyman, Treasurer.
George W. Fifield, Clerk.
John Whipple, Sexton, resides 132 Thorndike street.
Third Congregational Society-Unitarian. Third, corner Thorndike street. F. W. HOLLAND, Pastor.
Anson Hooker, Chairman Standing Committee. Charles Hastings, Treasurer.
John Rindge, Clerk.
Second Universalist Society. Cambridge street. H. A. EATON, Pastor.
N. K. Noble, Chairman Standing Committee. John Tarbox, Treasurer. N. K. Noble, Clerk.
John Tarbox, Sexton, resides 99 Otis.
St. John's Church-Catholic. South Fourth Street. LAWRENCE CARROLL, Pastor. James Casey, Sexton and Clerk, resides Fourth, near Spring.
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LIST OF TAX PAYERS IN CAMBRIDGE.
The following list comprises all those who pay a tax in this city of twenty-five dollars and upwaras Under the several heads of Ward One, Two, and Three, will be found alphabetically arranged, the names of resident tax payers; and succeeding these the names of non-residents.
WARD I.
Abbott, Almon
105 62 Brown, James P 66 10
Abbott, Ann W
114 00 Bruce, Charles W 59 26
Abbott, George W
29 62 Bubier, John 98 78
Adams, Issachar
26 58 Buckingham, Joseph T 92 70
Agassiz, Louis
113 98
Bush, Elizabeth Mrs 98 80
Allen & Farnham
38 00
Buttrick, Ephraim
296 38
Allen, John
62 30 Bullard, Charles
88 90
Ames, Seth
111 70
Ames, Seth and War-
Campbell, Sarah P
76 00
Amory & Parker
215 80
Atkins, Sally Mrs
41 80
Atwill, John B
29 62
Cambridge Stage Co 334 40
Austin, Agnes Miss
85 12
Austin, Susan T
190 00
Baldwin, James W
115 50
Barnes John 35 70
Carter, Robert
56 98
Bartlett, John
88 90
Carpenter, Deborah
221 92
Batchelder, Samuel
601 90 Chamberlin, John,
Bates, Jacob H
200 62 guardian 27 36
Bates, William
68 76 Chamberlin, John
37 98
Bates & Saunders
48 60 Channing, Edward T
69 90
Beck, Charles
1041 18 Charles River Bank
39 52
Becker, Alexander Mrs 91 20 Chapman, E A estate
Benson, John 39 50
of 211 28
Blake, Darius
35 70 Chapman, Francis L
100 94
Bond, George P
46 34 Cleaveland, Mary W
49 40
Bond, Wm O
124 62
Colburn, George W
48 62
Boutelle, Charles C
62 30 Colburn, Warren Mr's
72 96
Bowen, Francis
65 34 Connelly, Barney
31 14
Bracket, James
25 82 Cotterell, Adam S
66 86
Brattles, Edward
39 50 Cook, Josiah P
36 46
Brewster, John
203 66 Cook, Ephraim 31 90
Brewer, William A
31 90 Coolidge, Josiah
227 98
Brown, Daniel L
58 50 Coolidge, Joseph G
110 18
Brown, Timothy A
60 02 Coolidge, George 69 14
Brown, William
83 58 Coolidge, George, 2d
31 90
Allen, Walter M
199 86
Campbell, David, estate
of 28 12
ren, trustees 45 60
Caldwell, William
85 10
Caldwell, Wm exr O Smith 26 60
Austin, Agnes Mrs
136 80
Cambridge Gas Light Co 760 00
Cambridge Market Bank 26 00
Bartlett, Eliza Miss
114 00 Carter, Wm E
58 50
57
Cox, Wm estate of
49 40, Folsom, Charles
85 10
Cummings, Susan
25 08 Farwell, Stephen T 53 94
Curran, Catherine
41 80 Foster, Charles C
223 42
Cushman, Charles
47 10 Foster, Charles F 88 90
Cutler, Isaac
117 02 Francis, Converse
110 94
Cutler, Joseph
59 26 Francis, Ebenezer
155 02
Cutter, Asa
92 70 Frost, Mary Mrs
91 20
Davis, Charles H
63 82 Frost, William
115 50
Davis, Henry
27 34 Fulton, John A
98 02
Davenport, John
202 14
Gill, William
44 82
Dana, J B
91 18 Glover, Henry R
62 30
Dana, Richard H jr
92 70 Greenleaf, John
37 22
Danforth, George O
25 06 Gray, Asa
31 90
Danforth, Otis
44 82 Green, James D
113 22
Danforth, Isaac
35 70
Greenleaf, Simon, es-
Day, Ralph
62 30
tate of 269 80
Dean, George H
112 46
Græenough, Henry 229 50
Derby, Eliza H
197 60
Green, J D executor F Sales 68 40
Dillingham, Henry
37 22
Guyot, Arnold 107 90
Dixwell, E'S & S Read 45 60 Hedge, Mary L
45 60
Donnison, Catharine L 98 80
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