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43 85
Marrett, Lorenzo
32 30
Flint, David B
32 30
McElroy, Daniel
26 91
Fifield, George W
33 84
McIntyre, Ebenezer
32 30
Folsom, Charles D
27 68
Mead, Jacob 45 39
Gilson, H Y
53 09
Merrill, Lewis F 26 14
Goss, Abiel
62 33
Mitchell, George L
35 38
Granger, Patrick
55 40
Moody, D B
59 25
Grant, Job N
59 25
Munroe, William A
84 66
Green, Samuel S
55 40
Greene, Sarah and Har- riet
84 70
New Eng Glass Co
1701 70
Newhall, George
302 57
Hall, Franklin
37 69
Hall, Jesse
147 80
78 50
Hall, W A & C
25 41
Palmer, John
123 93
Hall, Jesse & Sons
1104.18
Parker, Samuel
637 52
Hall, Lewis
49 24
Parmenter, William 55 40
Hall, Wm A
42 41
Peaslee, Charles 106 99
Hall & Houghton
42 35
Pettingill, Wm H 40 00
Hamlett, Alvin
25 37
Proudfoot, William
34 51
Chaffee, K S 155 50
Dailey, William 26 14
Dailey & Holmes 26 95
Dailey, Uriah J
66 95
Kenney & Peirce 27 72
Hadley, N J
29 22
Murtaugh, Daniel 40 77
Needham, Wm W 245 58
Noble, N K
39 23
Noyes, Henry
LIST OF TAX PAYERS IN CAMBRIDGE.
Hastings & Welling- ton 100 10
Hooker, Anson 167 82
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Harrington, John
33 84
Stevens, Atherton H 56 94
Reed, Enos
78 50
Stevens, George 106 99
Reed, Lucinda
43 12
Stevenson, David 34 61
Reed, Stephen
117 00
Stickney, F H 80 04
Regal, Victor
32 30
Stratton, Sheriff & Co 122 43
Rice, George M
28 45
Taylor, John 94 67
Rindge, Daniel
26 91
Tibbetts, Israel 82 35
Rindge, S & M
43 89
Train, Edmund 91 51
Rindge, Samuel B
80 04
Underwood, Peter
36 15
Robinson, Joel
117 00
Wallace, Samuel jr
53 09
Scudder, Harvey
63 10
Searles, John
26 14
Shaffenburg, Peter heirs of
30 80
Sheriff & Brazee 63 10
Slocomb & Dana
164 01
Slocomb, Samuel
138 56
Smallidge, S heirs of
26 18
Spare, Elijah jr 73 11
Wright, Lydia 27 72
Stearns, Amos F
41 54
Wyman, William 120 85
NON-RESIDENTS.
Binney, Amos heirs
of 635 35
Leighton, Thomas 34 65 Lincoln, Charles, heirs of 26 18
Merriam, John A 25 41
Munroe, Edmund
840 84
Munroe, Jonas
113 96
Boynton, Wm 267 19
Read, Wm C
34 65
Boynton, Edmund 77 00
Rogers, Wm S
303 38
Brooks, Luther, heirs of 165 55
Sherman, A P
92 40
Sheriff, John L
69 30
Cambridge Wharf Co 154 00
Slain, Patrick F
92 40
Smith, Wm L
26 95
Clark, Chester
61 60
Stratton & Sheriff
38 50
Fiske, Isaac 65 45
Squires, John P
134 75
Fitzpatrick, John B 38 50
Tufts, Charles
38 50
Flint, David B
26 95
Vogal, Adam
26 95
Griswold, Albert
30 80
Warner, John
30 80
Hodgman, Joseph B
26 95
Wheatland, George 177 10
Wheeler, Jonathan 61 60
Houghton, Amory & Co
84 70
Jarvis & Munroe
77 00
Jenkins, Thomas
30 80
Lambert, H & Co
26 95
Wyman, James 32 34
Lane, John D
55 44
Warren, Henry
38 50
Watson, Nathaniel heirs of 130 90
Welch, Walter 97 75
Welch, Hiram 29 22
Wellington, J C & Co 249 10
Wheeler, Elijah 29 99
White, Sewall, heirs of 46 20
Boston & Lowell R R Co 2695 00
Boston & Maine R R Co 577 50
Sanborn & Co
238 70
Brooks, Sarah, heirs of 46 20
Shorey, John R
60 83
Cate, N S 46 20
Winchester, E A & W 924 00 Winchester, S heirs of 361 90
STREETS, COURTS, LANES, AND PLACES, IN THE CITY OF CAMBRIDGE.
Allen, from North Avenue to Orchard.
Allston, from Pearl to Charles.
Amory, from Broadway to Hampshire.
Antrim, from Cambridge to Broadway. Appian Way, from Garden to Brattle.
Arrow, from Main to Bow.
Ash, from Brattle to Mt. Auburn.
Auburn, from Brookline to Pleasant.
Auburn Court, from Auburn to Watson.
Austin, from Main to Inman.
Avon, from Linnæan to Shepard.
Baldwin, from Cambridge to Kirkland.
Bath, from Mt. Auburn to the wharf. Bay, from Main to Kinnard.
Beech, from North Avenue, op. Porter's, to Somerville.
Berkeley, from Phillips Place to Craigie.
Boardman, from Harvard to Broadway. Bow, from Main to Mt. Auburn.
Bowdoin, from Linnæan to Harrison Place. Bowdoin Place, from Bowdoin to Avon
Brattle, from Brattle Square to Mt. Auburn.
Brattle Square, head of Brattle Street. Bridge, from Craigie's Bridge to Somerville.
Brighton, from Harvard Square to Brighton line. Bristol, from Broadway to Hampshire.
Broadway from Main, Ward II., to the Colleges.
Brookline, from Main to new bridge. Brooks, from Magazine to Pearl. Cambridge, from Craigie Bridge to Kirkland. ʻ Cambridge Square, junction Main and Western Avenue.
Canal, from Washington to Hampshire.
Cedar, from Spruce to North Avenue. Centre, from Hancock to Dana. Charles, from Harvard to Broadway, Ward I.
Charles, from Allston to River, Ward II.
Charles, from South Third to the marsh, Ward III. Charles Court, from Charles street, Ward III.
Cherry, from Main to Harvard.
Chestnut, from Mt. Auburn to Harvard, Ward I.
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STREETS, COURTS, ETC.
Chestnut, from Pearl to Charles, Ward II. Church, from Harvard Square to Brattle. Clark, from Washington to Hampshire. Clay, from Kidder to Harvey. Clifton, from Kidder to Harvey. Columbia, from Main to Cambridge. Concord Avenue, from Garden to West Cambridge. Cottage, from Pearl to River. Cotton, from Harvard to Broadway, op. Hancock. Court, from Main to Charles. Craigie, from Concord Avenue to Brattle. Cross, from Main to the marsh. Dana, from Main to Broadway.
Dana Court, from Western Avenue n Pleasant. Daniels' Court, from Hilliard.
Davis, from Harvard to Broadway.
Deacon, from Pioneer to Dock, near River.
Dock, from Broadway to River.
Douglass, from Main to Austin. Dublin, from Kidder Lane to Railroad.
Dunster, from Harvard to College wharf.
East, from Bridge to Hall's Wharf. Eaton, from Pine to Cherry, near School. Ellery, from Main to Broadway. Eliot, from Brighton to Mt. Auburn.
Elm, from Harvard to Cambridge.
Elmwood Avenue, between Brattle and Mt. Auburn. Erie, from Magazine to Brookline. Essex, from Main to Harvard. Everett, from North Avenue to Oxford. Everett Place, from Mt. Auburn.
Fayerweather, fro. Brattle to Vassal Lane. Fayette, from Cambridge to Broadway. Follen, from Waterhouse to Garden. Foster, from Lowell to Willard. Franklin, from Brookline to Putnam. Franklin Alley, from Cambridge to Gore. Fresh Pond Road, from Brattle to Fresh Pond. Frisbie Place from Kirkland, op. Quincy. Front, from Main to the water. Garden, from Harvard Square to brick-yard. Gardner, from Tremont to Prospect. Gardner Court, from Mt. Auburn, op. Story. Gore, from Bridge to Somerville. Green, from Pearl to Putnam.
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STREETS, COURTS, ETC.
Gerry, from Mt. Auburn to marsh. Hamilton, from Magazine to Sydney. Hampshire, from Broadway to Somerville line. Hancock, from Main to Harvard. Harvard, from Main to Harvard Square. Harvard Square, head of Harvard street. Harvey, from Cedar, into the woods. Harrison, from Main to Washington. Harrison Avenue, from River to Pleasant. Harrison Place, from North Avenue to Wright. Hammond, froin Oxford to Somerville.
Hastings, from Moore to Canal. Hastings Square, between Chestnut and Henry. Henry, from Charles to Pearl.
Hilliard, from Brattle to Mt. Auburn. Holyoke, from Harvard to South.
Holyoke Place, from Mt. Auburn to Holyoke. Holmes Place, from Kirkland to North Avenue. Howard, from River to Western Avenue. Inman, from Main to Cambridge. Irving Place, from Brattle to Foster. Jackson, from Kidder to Harvey. James, from Brattle to Mason. Jay, from River to Putnam. Kidder, from Spruce to the meadows.
Kirkland, from North Avenue to Somerville. Kinnard, from River to Putnam. Lake, from Magazine to Pearl. Lambert, from Cambridge to Gore.
Lambert Avenue, from North Avenue to Mt. Vernon. Lechmere Place, from North street. Lee, from Main to Broadway. Leighton Court, from East to North. Lincoln, from Windsor to Columbia, near Hampshire. Linden, from Harvard to Mt. Auburn. Linnæan, from Garden to North Avenue. Livermore, from Hampshire to Lincoln. Lowell, from Mt. Auburn to Brattle. Main, from W. B. Bridge to junction of Harvard. Magazine, from Main to the river. Maple Court, from Milk to Somerville. Market, from Broadway to Columbia. Mason, from Gardner to Brattle. Meacham, from North Avenue to Somerville. Mechanics' Court, from Main, n the bank.
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STREETS, COURTS, ETC.
Medford, from Hampshire to Somerville. Mellen, from North Avenue to Oxford. Montgomery, from Kidder to Harvey. Moore, from Broadway to Washington. Mount Auburn, from Main to Watertown. Mt. Vernon, from North Avenue to Lambert Avenue. Murdoch, from Garden to Hampshire. North from East to the water. North Avenue, from Harvard Square to W. Cambridge. North, First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth, from Cambridge, Ward III.
Norfolk, from Main to Cambridge.
Oak, from Cambridge to Somerville.
Orchard, from Beech to Somerville.
Otis, from South Second to South Seventh.
Otis Place, from Mt. Auburn, op. Hilliard.
Oxford, from Kirkland to Sacramento.
Palmer, from Brattle to Church.
Park, from Pleasant to Magazine.
Pearl, from Main to the river.
Perry, from Magazine to Pearl. Phillips Place, from Mason to Garden.
Pine, from Harvard to School. Pioneer, from Broadway to Deacon, L. P. Pleasant, from Main to the river.
Plymouth, from Hampshire to Portland.
Poorhouse Lane, from Cedar to the swamp. Portland, from Hampshire to Cambridge. Prescott, from Harvard to Broadway, Ward I. Prescott, from Main to Harvard, near Lee. Prince, from Pleasant to Magazine. Prospect, from Main to Somerville.
Putnam, from Mt. Auburn to Western Avenue. Quincy, from Kirkland to Main. Raymond, from Linnæan to Cedar. Reed, from Kidder to Harvey.
Rice, from North Avenue to Cedar.
River, from Main to Brighton line. Rockwell, from Pleasant to River. Russell, from North Avenue to Somerville.
Sacramento, from North Avenue to Somerville. Sargent, from Kidder Lane to Railroad. School, from Austin to Harrison. School Court, from Brattle, near Church. Shepard, from North Avenue to Garden.
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STREETS, COURTS, ETC.
Short, from Pleasant to Magazine, Ward II. Short, from Bridge to North, Ward III. Sydney, from Allston to Henry. Soden, from Western Avenue to Green. South, First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, and Seventh, from Cambridge, Ward III.
South, from Brighton to Holyoke.
Sparks, from Mt. Auburn to Vassal Lane.
Spring, from South Second to South Seventh.
Spruce, from North Avenue to Cedar. State, from Front to Car Factory. Story, from Brattle to Mt. Auburn.
Suffolk, from Columbia to Norfolk.
Summer, from Prospect to Inman.
Sumner, from Kirkland to Cambridge.
Temple, from Main to Austin. Tenny's Court, from Orchard to Elm
Thorndike, from South Second to South Seventh.
Tremont, from Broadway to Hampshire. Trowbridge, from Main, op. Putnam, to Broadway. Union, from Market to Hampshire.
Union Square, North Avenue junc. Hampshire.
Valentine, from Pearl to Brookline. Vassal Lane, from Concord Av. to Fresh Pond. Vernon, from Main to Green. Village, from State to Front. Vine, from South Third to Sixth.
Walnut, from Pleasant to Charles.
Ware, from Harvard to Broadway.
Washington, from Main to Norfolk.
Washington Square, cor Charles and Allston.
Water, from Bridge to the water. Waterhouse, from Garden to North Avenue. Watson, from Pearl to Brookline.
Webster, from Magazine to Pleasant.
Webster Place, from Pleasant to rear of School House. Wendall, from North Avenue to Oxford. West, from Inman to Lee. Western Avenue, from Main to Brighton line. Willard, from Brattle to Mt. Auburn. Williams, from Pearl to River. Willow, from North Avenue to Somerville, Ward I. Willow, from Magazine to Pleasant, Ward II. Willow Place, from Cambridge, near Windsor. Windsor, from Main to Cambridge.
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Winter, from Bridge. Winthrop, from Holyoke to Spring. Winthrop Square, cor Mt. Auburn and Brighton. Worcester, from Columbia to Norfolk. Wright, from Bowdoin Court to North Avenue. Wyeth, from Concord Avenue to Garden.
OBSERVATIONS. - Having a blank space here, we may as well improve it to make some observations, to which the attention of our good citizens is respectfully invited. First, we have five instances of two streets claiming the same name; and in one instance a favorite name is claimed by three streets, - one in each Ward, - evinc- ing, we think, a poverty in nomenclature of which the rich and intellectual city of Cambridge ought to be - ashamed. We hope that early attention will be given to this matter, so that when we issue a new Directory we may not be forced to use so many of these " vain repetitions as the heathen do." Another evil is the want of sign-boards. A stranger cannot find his way in Cambridge without making frequent inquiries. Now we protest against this system of locomotive sign-boards, and insist that every street should have its name displayed in plain letters at the principal crossings. One year ought to suffice to work a reform in these things.
CAMBRIDGE DIRECTORY.
ABBREVIATIONS -- b. stands for "business in Boston,"-h. for "house,"-n. for "near,"-cor. for "corner of,"-op. for "oppo- site,"-bds. for "boards,"-L. P. for " Lower Port,"-Cal. for " California,"-btwn. for " between."
ABBOTT Almon, superintendent brickyard, h Sacramento Abbott Ezra, assistant librarian Harvard College, bds Berkeley cor Craigie
Abbott George W., b (& Co.) commission merchant, 21 Cen- tral Wharf, h Harvard cor Prospect
Abbott George W., grocer, h Spruce cor Cedar
Abbott Horatio N. machinist, bds 101 Cambridge
Abbott John, b Boston and Maine Depot, h Fifth cor Vine Abbott John T., driver Un. R. R. h Green n Western Avenue Abbott Joseph, h 35 Brookline
Abbott Joseph B., soap manufacturer, h Brookline
Abell Samuel, b clerk, h Jennings n Brookline
Ackers Sarah, Mrs., h 19 Magazine
Ackers William H., printer, bds 19 Magazine
Adams Charles J., deputy jailer, h Thorndike cor Third
Adams Clement J., clerk, bds Mr. Bowen's, Fifth n Spring Adams Daniel S., b h Washington cor Clark
Adams Daniel R., b watchmaker, bds Hancock n Main
Adams Edith Mrs. h Hancock n Main
Adams Henry K. b shipwright, Lewis's Wharf, h North Av- enue
Adams Issachar, pedlar, h North Avenue n Rice
Adams Jabez F. (& Atwood,) stairbuilder, h 71 Thorndike
Adams John, machinist, h Gore n Sixth
Adams John, gas-fitter, bds Mrs. Farwell's, Eliot
Adams S. P. (E. Davis & Co.) soap manufacturer, h 60 Cherry
Agassiz Louis, Professor of Zoology and Geology in the Law- rence Scientific School, h Quincy cor Broadway
Agin John, currier, Court, h Fourth cor Vine Agin Thomas, laborer, bds Fayette n Cambridge Aiken Joseph M. charcoal dealer, h 47 Gore Aiken William, clerk, bds 47 Cambridge
Albee Sumner, b attorney, bds Broadway n Prospect Albro John A. clergyman, h Holyoke cor Holyoke Place
Alden Albert, b inspector custom house, h 73 Fourth Alden Elbridge G. b oil merchant, Broad, h Hancock Alden Harvey, laborer, h Harvard n Holyoke
Alden Joseph W. b salesman, 272 Washington, h Webster
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Alden Jonathan P. physician, h 7 Austin · Alexander William, restorator, Main, h 47 Main Alkin John, fish dealer, h Third n Charles Allanson John S. Mrs. h Linden 2d door from Harvard Allanson John S. civil engineer, bds Linden
Allcott William W. b Suffolk Flour Mills, h 283 Broadway Allen Addison J. printer, h Short
Allen Alexander, printer, bds 3 Harrison Avenue
Allen Charles, shoemaker, h Main cor Pearl
Allen Charles E. upholsterer, h Mt. Auburn n Everett Place Allen Charles H. physician, h Temple cor Austin Allen Ebenezer K. printer, h Green n Bay Allen Elizabeth W. Mrs. 34 Brighton
Allen George N. printer, bds River n Auburn
Allen Henry, plasterer, h 1 Vine
Allen James, driver Un. R. R. h Watertown
Allen James J. tin pedler, bds 57 Cambridge
Allen James H. b tailor, Washington, h Inman
Allen John C. (& Farnham,) printer, Remington, bds A. Willard's, Harvard Square
Allen Jotham brush maker h 30 Gore
Allen Mary Miss, carpet maker, Dunster
Allen Mary Mrs. bds Temple cor Austin Allen Robert, glass cutter, h 11 Fifth
Allen Samuel A. b clerk, h Market
Allen Samuel P. Mrs. h 22 Inman
Allen S. H. b registry of deeds, h Market cor Clark
Allen Thomas, laborer, h 3 Foster Place
Ailen Walter M .carriage maker, North Avenue, op Porter's, h Beech
Allen William, carpenter, bds 32 Gore
Allen William, laborer, h Cambridge n First
Allen W. H. B. b clerk, bds Market n Clark
Alley Susan B. (& Johnson,) milliner, h 43 Cambridge Alliston James, printer, h Lee n' Harvard
Allison William, carpenter, h 2 Hastings
Allston Martha R. Mrs. h 14 Auburn
Ambush James S. S. b hairdresser, h Washington n Main Amee John, b clerk, Franklin cor Federal, bds 3 Main Ames George W. city teamster, h 45 Washington Ames John G. carpenter, h Cherry cor Harvard
Ames Seth, clerk of courts, h Oxford
Ames Timothy, conductor Union R. R. bds Brattle House, Brattle
Ames William, soap maker, bds 129 Bridge Ammidon Philip, Jr. b (William B. Merrill & Co.) house- paper dealer, Blackstone, bds 235 Harvard Amory Henry C. keeper Brattle House, Brattle Square Anderson Charles, cabinet maker, h 61 Spring Anderson James, carpenter, h Daniels' Court
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Anderson James, bootmaker, bds South
Anderson Matthew, carpenter, h Bowdoin Place cor Wright
Anderson Sarah Mrs. h Garden
Andrews Ferdinand, bds S. Noyes's, Austin
Andrews Margaret Mrs. dressmaker, h School Court
Andrews Robert M. painter, h School Court
Andrews Samuel G. proof-reader, Riverside, h junction River and Pleasant
Annable Joseph D. (& Son, J. W.) starch manufacturer Brookline, h 57 Prospect
Annable Joseph W. (J. D. A. & Son,) Brookline, bds 57 Prospect
Annis Joseph, ice dealer, bds Wm. Snell's, Bridge
Anglon John, laborer, h Clark cor Harvard
Anton Aibel, block tin worker, h Otis n Fifth
Apel William, cabinet maker, bds 22 Fifth
Arcts Michael, laborer, h Clark cor Harvard
Arkerson George W. rope manufacturer, bds Columbia op Suffolk
Arkerson Leonard, rope manufacturer, h 69 River Arkerson William, h Park
Armstrong James, gardener, h Mt. Auburn cor Brighton
Armstrong John, laborer, h Willow Place
Armstrong William C. b printer, h 21 Cherry
Armstrong William, hairdresser, bds Russell
Arnold Charles, b cabinet maker, 4 Brimmer Block, Har- vard
Arnold George, h 12 Howard
Arnold Henry A. clerk New England Glass Works, h 37 Spring
Arnold Howard P. b attorney, 40 State, bds Main cor Han- cock
Arnold John, laborer, h 82 Spring
Arnold S. S. b hide and leather dealer, 82 North, h Main cor Hancock
Asten John, plumber, h 3 Essex Court
Atherton William S. conductor Union R R bds Norfolk
Atkins William, laborer, h 71 Gore
Atkins William Jr. box maker, bds 34 Cherry
Atkinson Kinsman, clergyman, h Appian Way
Atwill John B. grocer, North Avenue n Baptist Church, h Elm cor Beech
Atwood Ephraim, b clerk custom house, h 69 Thorndike
Atwood James, grocer, Cambridge, bds Inman n Broadway Atwood Reliance Mrs. h Inman
Atwood Samuel S. (Adams &) stairbuilder, h Cambridge op Seventh Aubel Antoine, machinist, h Otis n Fifth
Austin Agnes Mrs. h Harvard cor Trowbridge
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Austin Agnes Miss, h Appian Way cor Garden
Austin Edward M. stone cutter, bds Reed's Tavern, Bridge Austin George, stone cutter, bds Hubbard's Second
Austin Nathan N. b salesman, h Pearl n Cottage
Austin R. T. Mrs. h Linnæan
Averell Charles H. b hatter, h rear 58 Washington
Averell Ezekiel, laborer, bds 121 Cambridge
Averell Ezekiel, carpenter, bds Fifth cor Cambridge
Averill Alexander M. clergyman, h rear Baptist church, North Avenue
Averill Joseph W. office rear House of Correction, h 61 Third
Avery John, b h Broadway L P
Axlam John, block tin worker, h Sixth cor Vine
Axtman John, tinman, h Sixth cor Vine
Ayer John, master transportation, Lowell R. R. h 61 Thorn- dike
Aylesbury Lorenzo M. J. printer, h Hancock n Main BABB Nathaniel, carpenter, h rear 120 Thorndike Babbidge Levi F. milk dealer, h 55 Gore
Babbit William E. ( Whitney &) surveyor, office Gore cor Second, and Main cor Magazine, h Fourth cor Gore Babcock John, copal varnish maker, h Main n Athenæum Bacheldor Gideon G. pedlar, h Thorndike
Bachelder Samuel H. block tin worker, h Otis
Bacon Henry, mason, bds 95 Cambridge
Bacon Leonard, box maker, h 128 Thorndike
Bacon Warren, b 35 Washington, h Inman n Cambridge
Backus George, dentist, office Main cor Essex, la 10 Pros- pect
Badger Daniel, painter, h 43 Fifth
Badger Thomas H. artist, North Avenue cor Everett
Bagley Currier F. b dry goods, 166 Hanover, h 1 Oak Bagley Owen, laborer, h Bridge n Lowell R. R.
Bailey Byron, carpenter, h Jay
Bailey Ephraim P. (& Griffin) keeper Lechmere House, Cambridge junction Bridge
Bailey George W. cabinet maker, h School cor Clark
Bailey Isaac W. carpenter, h River cor Howard
Bailey Isaiah, mason, bds Somerset Place n Magazine Bailey Isaiah, Jr. mason, h Magazine cor Somerset Place Bailey Jacob L. tin plate manufacturer, Cambridge cor Second, bds Lechmere House
Bailey Thomas H. carpenter, h Sixth cor Spring Baird Lewis, machinist, h Rice
Baker Benjamin, glass maker, h 79 Gore
Baker Catharine C. Mrs. h Mt. Auburn n Bow
Baker David M. omnibus driver, h 7 Harrison
Baker James, b leather dealer, 2 Blackstone h Harvard n Columbia
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Baker John, cooper, h Portland cor Hampshire Baker John H. b bookkeeper, h Rockwell cor Pleasant Baker Thomas, laborer, h rear Second n Gore Baker William L. baker, bds Columbia n Washington Baldwin Asa R. candle maker, bds Hubbard's, Second
Baldwin George D. b merchant, 10 & 12 City Wharf, h Bowdoin
Baldwin James W. b City Wharf, h North Avenue
Baldwin Joseph, baker, Cambridge n Seventh
Baldwin Lewis, mariner, 14 Washington
Ballard Joseph, cabinet maker, Brattle cor Appian Way Bancroft Benjamin, bds 35 Second
Bancroft Charles L. b clerk, h Erie n Magazine
Bancroft Edward, pedlar, h 53 Washington
Bancroft Joseph H. b crockery-ware, 121 Hanover, bds Har- vard cor Ellery
Bancroft Lucille C. teacher Broadway Primary School, bds 563 Main
Bandle Henry C. b printer, bds Mt. Auburn
Bang George A. b music printer, bds Windsor cor Market
Bang Jacob N. printer, b 61 Cornhill, h Windsor cor Market
Bangs Allen, carpenter, Pine cor Washington
Bangs Barnabas, b h Hancock n Harvard
Bangs Charles, laborer, bds Reed's Tavern
Bangs Isaih, h 241 Harvard n Prospect
Bangs Isaiah L. (& Co.) barrel manufacturer, h Amory n Broadway
Banks David S. b h Broadway, cor Columbia
Banks Thomas S. gardener, Wyeth's Lane
Bannan James laborer, h Windsor cor Medford
Barber Dennis D. laborer, bds Main
Barbour Alfred L. b clerk, bds 33 Franklin
Barbour James S. b clerk, h 9 Ellery
Barbour John N. b (J. S. Barbour & Co.) paper hangings, 55 Cornhill, h 33 Franklin
Barbour William S. (W. A. Mason & Co.) surveyor, Doug- lass' Block, Main, bds 33 Franklin
Barby Jacob, baker, bds 5 Essex Barhett George, cabinet maker, h Hastings
Barker Edward, glass maker, h rear Winter
Barker Joseph D. carpenter, Wright n Bowdoin Place
Barker Joseph, laborer, h Elm n Hampshire Barker William H. laborer, h Third cor Charles
Barnes John, b Messenger Merchants Bank, h Bowdoin
Barnes Polydore, printer, bds Watson n Pearl
Barnes William, teamster, h Auburn n Brookline
Barney Edmund G. b jeweller, 217 Washington, h Essex n Austin
Barrett Andrew, engineer, h Suffolk
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Barrett George C. bds Centre
Barrett John, laborer, h North cor Short
Barrett Michael, laborer, h Charles n Third
Barrett Oliver, b piano forte maker, h Pearl n Walnut Barrett Susan P. h Centre
Barrett Thomas, gardener, h Cambridge n Seventh
Barri Alexander, piano forte maker, at Stedman's, Main
Barri Thomas O. varnisher, h School cor Clark
Barron Warren, express wagon, h 140 Thorndike
Barry Henry, b h Kirkland Place
Barry Matthias, marble polisher, h Main cor Harvard
Barry Patrick, laborer, h Sargent
Bartlett Bela N. (& Brown) planing mill, h Otis cor Sixth
Bartlett David C. laborer, h Essex cor Harvard
Bartlett James, machinist, h Seventh cor Thorndike
Bartlett John, bookseller, Harvard Square cor Brighton, h Holyoke Place
Bartlett William B. dry goods, Brattle Square, h Oxford n Sacramento
Barton William B. h Broadway junc Hampshire
Bass Charles, laborer, h 112 Thorndike
Bass Jonathan H. shoemaker, h Sixth n Charles
Bass William L. h 15 Auburn
Bassett Ellery E. b artist, bds 38 Washington
Bassett Parker J. J. hairdresser, bds Garden
Bassford, Louis A. b collector, h 48 Essex
Batchelder Eugene, b 42 City Exchange, Devonshire, bds Brattle n Ash
Batchelder Francis L. b attorney, 39 Court, h Phillips Place
Batchelder George H. printer, bds 350 Main
Batchelder John M. civil engineer, b 39 Court, bds Brattle House, Brattle Square
Batchelder Joseph C. physician, h River op Cottage
Batchelder Charles, shipmaster, h Broadway cor Windsor
Batchelder Julia A. Mrs. h rear Franklın
Batchelder Samuel, b 42 City Exchange, Devonshire, h Brattle
Batchelder Samuel, Jr. b attorney, 39 Court, bds Brattle
Batchelder Sarah E. Miss, vest maker, bds Front cor Vil- lage
Bate Charles, printer, bds Eliot
Bate George, bootmaker, h Eliot
Bate George C. blacksmith, bds 1 Eliot
Bate Mary E. Miss, " Gill " at all trades, bds 1 Eliot Bates Betsey and Persis, h Garden
Bates Charles, clerk, b 249 Washington, bds 61 Brattle
Bates Charles W. clerk, 47 Cambridge
Bates Erastus C. (Davis &) grain dealer, Main, h Williams cor Pearl
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Bates Eliza Mrs. h 152 Green
Bates Fletcher, b flour dealer, 50 Commercial, bds 152 Green
Bates George, b clerk, 51 Water, bds 61 Brattle
Bates J. Henry, b clerk, bds 61 Brattle
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