The Cambridge directory for 1866-7, Part 20

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Publication date: 1866
Publisher: Published by Dean Dudley at the Boston Business Directory Printing Office, 55 Water Street, Boston.
Number of Pages: 314


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Wilson Joshua, bookbinder, h. Jay, n. River


Wilson Margaret Mrs. h. Bridge, junc. Gore


Wilson Peter, plumber, bds. in Boston


Wilson Royal, h. North ave. n. Waterhouse Wilson Samuel B. trader, h. Clark, n. Harvard


Wilson Thomas, glassmaker, h. Lechmere pl.


Wilson William Mrs. h. 35 Fourth, n. Cambridge


Wilson William E. printer, bds. Norton, n. Avon


Wilworth Elias, boilermaker, h. 129 Broadway


Winchenbach Henry J. b. grocer, h. Kinnard, n. Western ave.


Winchester E. A. & W. (C. Berkley Johnson, Stephen S. Winchester, & T. B. Winchester), soap and candle manufacturers, Water, opp. North, b. salesroom 15 South Market


Winchester Jacob B. produce dealer, h. Seventh st. ct.


Winchester Stephen S. (E. A. & W. Winchester), soap and candle manufacturer, Water, opp. North, b. 15 South Market, h. Boston Winchester T. B. (E. A. & W. Winchester), soap and candle manufac- turer, Water, opp. North, b. salesroom, 15 So. Market, lı. Boston Wing Leander J. b. bookkeeper, h. Harrison pl.


Winlock William, moulder, h. Harvard, n. Railroad


Winlo Adams, Glass Works, h. 39 Winter


Winn Eben S. carpenter, h. 104 Gore


Winnett Jason, b. real estate agent, 9 State, h. Harvard, cor. Inman Winship Cynthia Miss, h. 69 Columbia


Winslow Lewis R. master mechanic, Boston and Lowell repair shop, h. 30 Second


Winsor Daniel L. superintendent Mt. Auburn Cemetery, h. Roslyn pl. Winter Chas. h. Franklin, n. Pleasant


Winter C. H. photographist, 49 Main, h. in Boston ·


Winward Jesse, bonedealer, h. 6 Broadway


Wiseman Edward, carpenter, h. Elm, cor. Hampshire


Wiseman Thomas, laborer, h. rear Clark, n. Harvard Witham Thomas, cigarmaker, h. 259 Main


Witherell Freeman C. fishmarket, 370 Main, h. 34 Franklin


Witherell Jeremiah B. confectioner, h. Cottage ct.


Witherell William Mrs. h. 34 Franklin


Withey Simeon B. carpenter, Brattle, cor. Story, h. Story, cor. Brattle


Warren's Photographs, Post Ofice Building, Cambridgeport, Mass.


E. F. Cushman, suc. to Cushman & Brooks, 90-94 Trem. St., Boston, 176 CAMBRIDGE [W] DIRECTORY.


Witt Charles, hotel keeper, North ave. n. Sacramento


Wolfe Samuel, steward, bds. Fresh Pond House


Wood Alfred ( Wood & Hall), grocer, Harvard Row, h. Chauncy, n. North avenue


Wood Caleb (Denton & Wood), blank book manufacturer, Magazine, . h. 16 Tremont


Wood Charles, cabinetmaker, h. 27 School


Wood Charles C. bds. 7 Cottage


Wood Charles P. b. 200 State, h. Shepard, n. North ave.


Wood David G. h. Kirkland, cor. Oxford


Wood David H. carpenter, h. Mt. Auburn, n. De Wolf


Wood Elizabeth Mrs. h. 28 Winter


Wood Franklin A. physician, Main, cor. Essex, h. 49 River


Wood George, policeman, h. Pleasant


Wood James, fireman, h. Brighton, n. Winthrop


Wood James L. tin-plate and sheet-iron worker, bds. 7 Cottage


Wood John C. painter, bds. Mrs. Mumler's, cor. Winthrop


Wood John H. b. stationery, 108 Court, h. 3 Auburn


Wood Jonas, shoedealer, Harvard Row, h. Church, n. Brattle Wood Joseph Mrs. h. Hampshire, cor. Webster ave.


Wood Lemuel, teamster, h. Seventh n. Cambridge


Wood Matthew F. merchant N. Y. h. Magazine, n. Hamilton Wood Obed, h. 7 Cottage


Wood Samuel, pedler, h. Hampshire, cor. Amory


Wood Thomas, glassmaker, h. Winter, n. Fourth


Wood William, stone-mason, h. Webster, n. Cambridge


Woodard Jonas (Aiken & Woodard), charcoal dealer, Prison Point, h. 121 Cambridge


Woodard Wm. painter, bds. rear 10 Hancock


Woodbridge John R. butcher, h. North ave. n. Meacham


Woodbridge Samuel F. butcher, h. North ave. n. Hollis


Woodbridge Samuel, h. Rice


Woodbridge William F. b. Quincy Market, bds. North ave. n. Hollis Woodbury Geo. E. & Co. (Isaac A Woodbury), planing mill, Otis, cor. First, h. 35 Spring


Woodbury Isaac A. (Woodbury & Co.), planing-mill, Otis, cor. First, h. 29 Spring


Woodbury Israel, laborer, h. 127 Washington


Woodbury Julia A. bds. 35 Spring


Woodes Betsy, widow, h. Walnut


Woodes Jennie, bds. Walnut, n. Brookline


Woodland William, blacksmith, h. Copperthwait, n. Banks


Woodman Charles, fireman, bds. R. R. block, Bridge


Woodman Charles, b. piano-forte maker, h. 76 Columbia


Woodman Cyrus, b. lawyer, 27 Exchange Building, h. Kirkland pl.


Woodman George, stonecarver, h. 44 Spring


Woodman Thomas J. b. carver, bds. 81 Spring


Woods George, b. musical instrument maker, at Mason & Hamlin's, h. 10 Green


Tuesley & Griffin, Hats, Umbrellas, Travelling Bags, &c., 158 & 160 Court St., Boston.


Importer and Dealer in White Goods; all the best makes. CAMBRIDGE [W] DIRECTORY. 177


Woods Hannah Miss, h. 12 Green


Woods John, bds. Walnut, n. Brookline


Woods Lucretia, bds. Walnut, n. Brookline


Woodward Eleanor T. Mrs. h. School, n. Windsor


Woodward Frederick R. b. 1 Chardon, h. Magazine, cor. Perry Woodward James B. druggist, 509 Main, h. Prospect, cor. Broadway Woodward James H. furniture, North ave. h. in Somerville Woodward Samuel J. provisions, bds. School, n. Cherry


Woolson James A. (Wm. Claflin & Co.), b. 83 Pearl, bds. 12 Wor- cester


Worcester (Asa) & Austin (C. A.), brushmaker, Fourth, cor. Spring, h. 133 Cambridge


Worcester Joseph E. Mrs. h. Brattle, opp. Irving pl.


Work Thomas, express, h. 13 Auburn ct.


Worthing Isaac, carriage smith, h. Pearl, n. Cottage


Worthing John R. carriage smith, cor. Green and Western ave. bds. Pearl, n. Cottage


Wright Andrew, laborer, h. Walnut st. ct.


Wright Andrew J. teamster, bds. Mansion House


Wright Ann Maria Mrs. bds. A. H. Clark's, Wright, n. Norton


Wright Edmund, b. clerk, h. Pleasant junct. River


Wright George, clerk, bds. 142 Cambridge


Wright George F. engineer, h. 1 Broadway


Wright Samuel J. carpenter, h. Meacham, n. North ave.


Wright Ward E. botanic physician, h. Pleasant, cor. Main


Wright William, baker, Mt. Auburn, n. Brighton, h. do.


Wright William, coffinmaker, bds. Flanders' Exchange


Wyatt William E. Mrs. h. Quincy, cor. Broadway


Wyeth Andrew N. freight master, F. R. R. h. n. Raymond


Wyeth Benjamin F. undertaker, h. Winthrop, n. Brattle sq.


Wyeth Benjamin Francis, clerk, bds. B. F. Wyeth's, Brattle sq.


Wyeth Elizabeth Miss, h. Mt. Auburn, n. Cemetery


Wyeth Henry A. clerk, Jonas Woods, Harvard Row, bds. B. F. Wyeth's, Winthrop


Wyeth James H. grocer, 5 Brattle, h. Brattle, West of Fayerweather


Wyeth John, farmer, h. Mt. Auburn, n. Cemetery


Wyeth John, jr. b. clerk, bds. John Wyeth's, Mt. Auburn, n. Cem- etery


Wyeth John B. b. clerk, bds. B. F. Wyeth's, Winthrop


Wyeth Jonas, h. Raymond, n. Linnean


Wyeth Jonas, farmer, h. Brattle, West of Fayerweather


Wyeth Mary Miss, h. Mt. Auburn, n. Cemetery


Wyman Charles F. b. bookkeeper, 47 India Wharf, h. Main, cor. Bay Wyman J. Henry, h. 146 Cambridge


Wyman Jeffries, Hersey Professor of Anatomy H. U. h. Quincy, n. Broadway


Wyman Morrill, physician, office, Church, h. Sparks


Wyman Rufus, b. conveyancer, h. Craigie


Wyman William, wood and coal, Bridge, h. 146 Cambridge


Warren's Photographs, Post Ofice Building, Cambridgeport, Mass.


Bay State Commercial College, 538 Wash. St., cor. Kneeland St., Bostou 178 CAMBRIDGE DIRECTORY.


YORK GEORGE H. bookbinder, h. Putnam, n. Western ave.


Young Charles J. printer, h. Brooks pl.


Young David, mariner, h. Prince, n. Pleasant


Young Eliza J. Mrs. h. Pleasant. cor. Webster pl.


Young Elizabeth J. Mrs. bds. J. W. Young's, Hampshire


Young H. W. b. clerk, bds. Webster pl. cor. Pleasant


Young Jeremiah, machinist, bds. 322 Main


Young John, carpenter, h. Hancock, n. Franklin


Young John, jr. carpenter, Walnut ct.


Young Joseph W. b. clerk, 41 Congress, h. Hampshire, n. Columbia


Young Richard, boxmaker, h. Windsor, cor. Broadway


Young Samuel D. bookbinder, Lee, cor. Main, h. Sidney, n. Front


Young Sarah E. Miss, h. Garden, opp. Waterhouse


Youngman Adolph Mrs. h. Blackstone, n. Riverside


Zenone Anthony, gardener, h. Donnell, n. Concord ave. Zoller Lewis, machinist, h. 162 Cambridge Zittle Peter, baker, bds. 5 Essex


JOHN STEER,


HAIR CUTTER, WIG MAKER, And Manufacturer of all kinds of


LADIES' HAIR WORK


SETS OF CURLS MADE FROM STRAIGIIT HAIR,


(Without the use of Irons.) Warranted to remain so. Satisfaction guaranteed.


Ladies', Gentlemen's, & Children's Hair Cut, Curled, Cham- pooed, &c., &c.


Cor. of Main & Norfolk Sts. up one flight, Cambridgeport.


Fairbanks & Beard, Manufacturers of Soda and Mineral Water.


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J. W. HUBBARD, DEALER IN


FRENCH


MILLINERY,


AND


STRAW GOODS,


Ladies' Dress Hats, Caps. Bonnets & Head Dresses,


Made to order in the latest style.


NO. 6 COOLIDGE BUILDING,


BOWDOIN SQUARE,


Opposite Revere House,


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JOHN L. HUNNEWELL, Sole Proprietor, PRACTICAL CHEMIST AND PHARMACEUTIST,


9 COMMERCIAL WHARF, Boston, Mass.


Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Medicine.


The preparations securely packed to be sent in any quantity by Express, or 88 di-


rocted.


(" More full und particular description of each article given In notices, to follow this from month to month.


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CAMBRIDGE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


Album Manufacturer.


Rice Frank H. 459 Main


Apothecaries.


Appleton Henry K. 77 Cambridge


Barrett William M. & Co. 127 Bridge


BAYLEY AUGUSTUS R. Main, cor. Essex. (See advt. p. 24.) Ham Abner, 94 Cambridge, cor. Third


Hubbard J. H. Harvard blk. Harvard sq.


Jones M. A. 35 Gore


Nason James B. North ave. n. Porter's Station Orne Joel S. 395 Main


Ramsey Alexander H. 1 Brattle


Southworth George M. 353 Main, cor. Austin


Studley & Webber, 154 Cambridge


Woodward James B. 509 Main


Architects.


Davies George H. 42 Spring Dennison H. B. 80 Cambridge Whittier J. W. Green, n. Pleasant


Artists.


Scott John W. A. Pleasant, cor. Cottage Sharp William, Avon, opp. Norton


Auctioneers.


Farnham John C. Harvard sq., cor. Dunster


MUNROE WILLIAM A. 81 Cambridge. (See advt. p. 18.) Porter J. L. Main, n. Brookline


KNIGHTS & DAVIS, 493 Main. (See advt. p. v.)


Bacon Works. Hovey A. H. & Co. Main, opp. Cherry


Howe & Teele, Main, opp. Windsor


Squire J. P. & Co., Gore, n. Somerville


Bakers and Bread Stores.


Ball J. G. Wood's Wooden Block


Doyle M. J. 16 Cambridge


Fyfe William E. 465 Main. (See advt. p. 17.)


Gould William, 49 Cambridge KENNEDY FRANK A. (crackers) 336 Main. (See advt. p. v.)


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CAMBRIDGE DIRECTORY.


Mahoney Ellen E. 46 Gore Newmarch Joseph, Harvard, cor. Clark, and 122 Cambridge


Stratton Charles M. 127 Cambridge [(See advt. p. xxii.) THURSTON, HALL & CO. (crackers) Cambridge, n. Prospect. Whitney Martin, 127 Cambridge


Wright William, Mt. Auburn, n. Brighton


Bell Hanging.


HOYT B. J. 495 Main. (See advt. p. vii.)


Blacksmiths.


Blake Darius, North avenue, n. Porter's


Cutter James H. North avenue, n. Porter's


Davis Solomon A. Cambridge, n. Flanders' Exchange


Day Stephen, Cambridge, n. First


Gunn James, Palmer


Hartness George, Palmer


HEALEY J. H. Main, L. P. (See advt. p. xxiii.)


Henderson James A. North avenue


Henderson Robert, North avenue Henderson Brothers, North avenue


Jones Andrew J. Palmer, cor. Church


KIMBALL WILLIAM, Main, opp. Columbia. (See advt. p. vii.) Lehan D. H. horseshoer, Gore


McIntosh & Waugh, Main, n. Austin


Shehan John, Cambridge, near Elm Smith T. Cherry, n. Main


Thompson & Sanborn, Main, L. P.


Nutting & Prescott, Palmer


Pettingill J. R. Brighton


Robinson Joel, Gore junct. Bridge


Worthing J. R. Green, junct. Western avenue


Boarding Houses.


Bournique Hannah Mrs. Cambridge, cor. Fifth Cade George L. Mrs. Main, n. Univ. Church Caldwell Almira Mrs. 95 Cambridge Coffee Dennis, North, n. East Collins Mary Mrs. 103 Bridge Flemming Mary J. Mrs. Brighton, opp. Eliot Hubbard W., Second, n. Gore Mason George W., R. R. blk. Bridge McHugh Thomas, School, n. Main Mumler Lucinda, Mrs. Brighton, n. Winthrop Rufals Maria, Dunster, cor. Mt. Auburn Stevens Moses, Railway Station, Harvard square Voit Fanny Mrs. (German) 47 Cambridge Wentworth Mrs. 348 Main


CAMBRIDGE DIRECTORY. 181


Boiler Makers.


ALLEN & ENDICOTT, Main, opp. Harrison (See advt. p. xxii.) KENDALL & ROBERTS, Main, n. West Boston Bridge. (See advt. p. xvii.)


Bookbinders.


Denton & Wood, Magazine


Houghton H. O. & Co., Riverside


Learned Lucian S., Main, cor. Lee


LEMON A. F., Riverside. (See advt. p. xxi.)


Macdonald & Sons, Arrow, n. Main


Rice Frank H. Main, opp. Norfolk


Booksellers.


Niles Daniel W., Woods' Block, Main


Richardson Benjamin H., Harvard square, cor. Dunster


SEVER & FRANCIS, Harvard square. (See advt. front cover.)


Boot and Shoe Stores, and Boot Makers.


Ahnselm John H. 122 Harvard


Bass J. H., Third, cor. Gore


Carroll Frederick, 45 Fifth


Clark William, Allen


Clausen P. N. 11 Harvard Row


Dollard James, Brattle square


Duris Daniel, Cambridge, cor. Webster avenue


Dwyer Timothy, 123 Bridge


Fitzpatrick James T., Mt. Auburn, cor. Dunster


Glaab Leonhard, 349 Main


Grimm George, 36 Fifth


Guyer Lewis B., Cambridge, cor. Third


Hayes Alvin, Wood's Wooden Block, Main


Harrington J., Winter, cor. Bridge


Heffernan Joseph, Union square


Kamp Adam, 24 Brighton McNamee Hugh J., Harvard square


O'Laughlin John, North, cor. Short


Purcell John, Columbia, n. Hampshire


Rand Samuel, North avenue, n. Union square Reed E. 131 Bridge Rhode Joseph, 409 Main Richardson James, 291 Main


Sampson William P., Douglass' Block, Main Sawyer Josiah, Brookline, cor. Auburn Sawyer W. L. 373 Main Trow Edward, Cambridge, n. Fourth Wilder Cyrus D. Main, cor. Norfolk Wood Jonas, Harvard Row, Harvard square


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CAMBRIDGE DIRECTORY.


Boxmakers.


Mitchell L. D., Broadway, L. P. OSBORN DALPHON, State. (See advt. front col. p. 4.) Page George G. & Co., junct. Broadway, and Hampshire Simpson W. E. & B. Broadway, L. P.


Brass Finishers. Draper F. & Co., Otis, n. First


Brewers. Harvard Brewery, Joseph Loring, Fifth, n. Thorndike


Brickmakers. Cofran Samuel, Concord avenue


Sands John L., Garden


Britannia Ware Manufacturers.


F. Draper & Co., Otis, n. First


Brushmakers.


Burton, Fellows, & Co., Gore, n. Bridge, b. salesroom, 21 Exchange PACKARD & BURRELL, 58 Cambridge, n. Second. (See advt. p. 18.)


Sherriff & Co., Main, n. Harrison and Third


Worcester & Anstin, cor. Spring and Fourth


Building Mover.


McElroy Francis G., Vine, cor. Fourth


Cabinet Makers.


Bicknell Joseph G., Main, n. Columbia


BRAMAN, SHAW, & Co., Bridge, opp. Prison Point Bridge. (See advt. front col. p. 2.) De Quedville John, Palmer Ellis J. A. & Co., Gore


GELDOWSKY FERDINAND, Otis, cor. First. (See advt. p. 23.)


Grant & Mann, Hampshire, junct. Broadway


Grover & Brother, State


Swett Lewis C., Main, cor. Magazine


Capmaker.


Schmidt Henry, 27 Cambridge


Car Builders.


Leighton Bros., Main. L. P.


Carpenters.


Anderson Matthew, Mill Bailey Isaac W., Allston


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CAMBRIDGE DIRECTORY.


Black Robert, Palmer Blodgett & Rhodes, Elm, cor. Market Buck John S., Eighth, n. Otis Buck S. B. First, n. Cambridge Clark Ozias, 63 South Fourth Clark Simon P., Cherry, n. School Clark Thomas, 19 Tremont Cutler George H., Cambridge, cor. Sumner


Cutler Isaac, Cambridge, cor. Sumner


Evans Joseph, Main, opp. Windsor Gault Benjamin F., Rockwell, n. River Grant Job N. 31 Fourth Hancock & Greeley, Western avenue


Hayes Luther S., Dunster, n. Mt. Auburn


Hogan J. jr., Osborn's Mills, State Kendall Peter, Inman, n. Broadway Marvin Joseph H., Auburn


Marvin William J., Main, n. Front McClousky Hugh, Cambridge, n. First


Norris & Richardson, Western avenue Palmer Granville, Auburn


Parsons A. B., Palmer Ricker Jerediah, River, junct. Western avenue


Ricker Moses, River, junct. Western avenue


Rivers Isaac H., 71 Columbia


Sanders Samuel, Market, cor. Clark


Sparrow James H., Auburn Court


Staples James, Palmer Stevens Abel, jr. Mt. Auburn


Stevens Albert, Buckingham


Stiles Stephen, North avenue, n. Spruce


Stickney Francis H. 182 Cambridge


Ware Wesley, 39 Columbia


Whittier Joseph W., Green, n. Pleasant


Withey Simeon B., Brattle, cor. Story


Carpet Maker. Outhwaite Charlotte Mrs. h. Western avenue, cor. Dana ct.


Carriage Builders.


CHAPMAN FRANCIS L., Brattle, n. Palmer. (See advt. p. xxiv.)


Henderson Bros., North avenue, opp. Walden Ivers Francis, North avenue, n. Porter's Hotel Martin William H., Main, n. Austin


Carriage Painters.


Belcher George G. 308 Main


Ivers Francis, North avenue, n. Porter's Hotel


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CAMBRIDGE DIRECTORY.


Cement Manufacturers.


Nudd Jacob, Williams


Webster & Richardson, 288 Main


Charcoal Dealers. Aiken & Woodard, Prison Point Bridge


Chemical Works. Chamberlain Edward & Co., n. junct. Cambridge and Portland .


Cigar Box Maker. Page Carlos L., junct. Hampshire and Broadway


Cigar Makers


Aaron Moses, 317 Main


Busnach Michael, Main, n. Pearl


Clark Benjamin P. Pearl, n. Green


Hammond Nathaniel O. 151 Bridge


Howlett William, Main, L. P.


LeFrancis P. & T., Main, cor. Windsor


Phillips J. S. 467 Main


Circulating Libraries.


Niles Daniel W., Wood's Block, Main


SEVER & FRANCIS, Harvard square. (See advt. front cover.)


Civil Engineers and Land Surveyors.


Babbitt William E. 138 Cambridge


Barbour William S. 449 Main


Chase J. G. 459 Main


Eliot Charles W., Irving House Block


MASON WILLIAM A. 469 Main. (See advt. p. xviii.)


Whitney Joseph, 73 South Fourth


Clergymen.


Anable Courtland W., h. Harvard, n. Ellery


Abbott Edward, Harvard, cor. Clinton


Badger Henry C., Auburn, n. Magazine


Beaman Charles C., Ash, n. Brattle Bulfinch Stephen G., Preston Collyer I. J. P., h. 100 Cambridge


Donahue John W., Fourth, n. Cambridge


Dougherty M. P., Concord avenue Fernald James F., Pleasant, n. Main Hoppin Nicholas, Follen Howe William, h. Main, n. Bay Josselyn Aaron, 113 Cambridge Mason Sumner R., Pleasant, n. Main


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CAMBRIDGE DIRECTORY.


Murdock J. N., Orchard, n. Beach


Newhall Ebenezer, Vernon, n. Main Newell William, Berkeley Peabody Andrew P., Quincy, cor. Harvard Raymond Ari, 42 Second Raymond John T., Erie, n. Pearl


Skinner Charles A. 34 Windsor


Slack Samuel R. 142 Cambridge


Stevens A. W., Hancock, n. Main


Warren Henry W., h. 71 Prospect


Clothes Drying Machines. JOSEPH EVANS, Main, opp. Windsor. (See advt. p. vii.)


Clothing Stores.


Bartlett William B., Harvard Row


Brine Robert, Cambridge, cor. Second


Brine William, Cambridge


Doyle Joseph (second hand), 361 Main


Fuller G. C. W. 447 Main


Howlett Molaneaux A. (second hand), Brattle, cor. Brighton Levy Abraham, 343 Harvard Row


Kelly Amasa S., Main, opp. Pearl


McGill Thomas, Main, n. City Hall


Noglar Martin (new and second), Cambridge, cor. First


ROAF ROBERT N., Main, n. Pearl. (See advt. p. vi.)


Coal, Wood, &c.


Appleton Hubbard, Charles River


BALDWIN & TILESTON, Main, junct. Broadway, n. the bridge. (See advt. p. 14.) [(See advt. p. 2.)


BROOKS WILLIAM C. & CO., Bridge, n. Bay, State Glass House. Chaffee & Cummings (charcoal), Bridge, junct. Cambridge Holmes & Rugg, River, opp. City Mill


LERNED FRED. T., Main, n. Broadway. (See advt. op. title p.) LERNED T. P., Broadway, n. Main. . (See advt. p. 28.)


LUKE & BENT, Main, n. West Boston Bridge. (See advt. col. p. 6.) McCORMICK M. 295 Main. (See advt. p. 24.)


PACKARD A., Broadway, n. Main. (See advt. p. 28.) Richardson William T., College Wharf.


SMITH M. L., Main L. P. (See advt. p. 11.) [(See advt. p. xi.) WELLINGTON BROTHERS, Bridge, opp. Prison Point Bridge. WYMAN WILLIAM, Bridge, n. Prison Point Bridge. (See advt. p. xxvii.)


Coffin Warehouses. LOCKHART & SEELYE, Bridge, cor. Third. (See advt. p. 2.) Stickney & Hadley, 182 Cambridge


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CAMBRIDGE DIRECTORY.


Confectioners.


Belcher Charles F., Harvard square


Child Edward F., Main, n. G. J. R. R.


Clark Benjamin P. & Co. 406 Main Knowles & Hazen, 503 Main


Longley Benj. A. 365 Main.


McElroy William, 436 Harvard, n. Holyoke


Varnum Charles T. Mrs. 78 Cambridge


Cooper.


Rafferty Bernard, Cambridge, n. G. J. R. R.


Coroner.


PARKER LUTHER L., Bank Building, E. Cambridge. (See advt. p. xxviii.)


Counsellors.


Edwards Abraham, Douglass' Block, Main


ENGLEY WM. F. 455 Main, opp. Pearl. (See advt. p. xv.)


Folsom S. H., Cambridge, n. Second


HAMMOND JOHN W. 76 Cambridge. (See advt. p. 22.) Holt Joseph G., Main, opp. Irving House


Kinsley Eli C. 108 Cambridge, 81 Washington, Boston


Marrett Lorenzo, Bank Building, Cambridge, cor. Second


McIntire C. J., Lechmere Bank Building, E. C.


Tyler Joseph H., Court House


Whitney Benjamin W., Whitney's Building, Brattle square BT


Crockery and Glassware.


GRAVES GEORGE, Jr. 27 Cambridge, cor. Second. (See advt. p. v.)


HOVEY H. N., Gore, cor. Third. (See advt. p. xxiii.)


Hyde Edward, Main, n. Prospect


Munroe William A. 81 Cambridge


Palmer John, Gore, cor. Second


Read John & Co., Harvard square


Croquet Manufacturer. SMART G. A., Main, n. Osborn's Mills. (See advt. p. xiii.)


Currier.


Fisher Ferdinand, Tannery


Dentists.


Allen Wilkes, Brattle, cor. Hilliard Backus George P., Brookline, n. Main Bullock C. 455 Main, opp. Pearl Dillingham A. W., Dunster, cor. Mt. Auburn Sawyer A. J., Main, cor. Norfolk Simonds James L., Main, n. Hancock


JAMES J. READ, Manufacturer of


SADDLES, HARNESSES,


Horse Clothing, AND TRUNKS, COR. COURT AND SUDBURY STREETS, BOSTON. MILITARY HORSE EQUIPMENTS TO LET. Bruches, Combs, Whips, Chamois Leather, &c. constantly on hand.


ELIJAH H. LUKE, Dealer in all kinds of GRAIN, MEAL, FEED, ETC. ALSO, BUNDLE HAY & STRAW, Which will be delivered in any part of the City. Wharf & Store, West End West Boston Bridge, CAMBRIDGEPORT.


CHARLES H. DANFORTH, CAMBRIDGEPORT Photograph & Bintupe Gallery, COR. MAIN & MAGAZINE STREETS, CAMBRIDGEPORT.


PHOTOGRAPHS & TINTYPES of all sizes, and at reasonable prices. Pictures copied into every style, and finished in Ink or Colors. REMEMBER THAT THERE ARE NO STAIRS TO CLIMB.


FRANK BECKER, Trees, Shrubs, PLANTS,


And Flowers,


IN EVERY VARIETY, FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE.


Particular attention paid to making up WREATHS, BOUQUETS. &C. At Conservatory, Main, near Dana St. Cambridge.


BUILDING


COLEMAN & CLAPP


J. W.HUBBARD


KILBURN MMALLORY SE


COLEMAN & CLAPP,


DEALERS IN


English, French American


DRY GOODS,


CLOAKS, SHAWLS,


HOSIERY, GLOVES, UNDER GARMENTS, &c. 4 COOLIDGE BUILDING,


BOWDOIN SQUARE, BOSTON.


E. P. COLEMAN,


OZIAS CLAPP.


187


CAMBRIDGE DIRECTORY.


Distillers. Sortwell & Co., Cambridge, n. Windsor ·


Dressmakers.


Boardman Sarah L. 35 Prospect


Calender Frances, Douglass's Block, Main


Corbett Julia, 17 Windsor


Dalton Mary E., North Avenue, cor. Beech


Daniels Eliza C. 389 Main, and 78 Tremont


Dodge Matilda Mrs. 38 Tremont


Douglass A. J. Mrs., Clark, n. Harvard


Draper C. W. Miss, 434 Harvard


Farland S. E. Miss, Harvard square, n. Brighton


Fowler H. M., Harvard square, n. Brighton Gibson Anne Mrs. 4 Washington


Hancock O. J. Miss, Harvard square, n. Brighton


Hawkes Mary, East, n. L. R. R.


Hawkins Mary Mrs., Sixth, cor. Cambridge


Hobbs Lydia Miss, 32 Cherry




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