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Converse Benjamin, h. 25 Williams [way
Converse Betsey Mrs. bds. Joseph H. Converse's, 403 Broad-
Converse Joseph H. treasurer (39 State, room 12 B.), h. 403 Broadway
Conway Catherine, widow Martin, h. 192 Bridge
Conway Richard, mason, h. 7 Crane
Conway Thomas, brick-layer, h. 112 Broadway
Coogan James, car-driver, h. Crane, near Banks
Coogan James, laborer, h. 77 School
Cook Charles, brass-finisher, rooms 51 Gore [Magazine
Cook Charles A. scale-maker (6 Faneuil Hall sq. B.), h. 23
Cook Ephraim, painter, h. 59 Gore [Auburn Cook Fannie A. Miss, teacher Boardman school, bds. 77
Cook James, lather, h. 105 Webster ave.
Cook James C. carpenter, h. 3 Pioneer place
Cook Jane Mrs. h. Irving place
Cook John F. butcher, h. 10 Coggswell ave.
Cook John T. teamster, h. 136 Columbia
Cook Josiah P. jr. Irving Prof. of Chemistry and Mineralogy, Harvard University, h. Quincy, near Harvard
Cook Josiah W. president, Cambridge Mutual Insurance Co. 555 Main, h. 762 Main
Cook Lewis, organ maker, h. 56 Charles
Cook Martha F. widow George, h. 717 Cambridge
Cook Mary C. Miss, assistant teacher Shepard Grammar school, bds. Somerville
Cook Micah W. policeman, h. 19 Shepherd
Cooke John B. cattle broker, h. Davenport, cor. Elm
Cooke Thomas D. policeman, h. 10 Allen
Coolbroth Edward, carpenter, h. 39 Cowperthwait
Cooley Albert L. furniture dealer (40 Lancaster, B.), house 91 Magazine
Cooley George, carpenter, 1 Shepherd's blk. [Main Coolidge Austin J. attorney (13 Pemberton sq. B.), h. 758
BURDITT & WILLIAMS, 20 Dock Square, Boston. The attention of Builders is called to our very large stock and complete as-
Amidon's New York Hats,
J. A. JACKSON & CO.
Albion Building, 59 Tremont St., Boston. Hatters and Furriers,
GEO. W. WARE & CO., Hair Mattresses and Pillows, 157 Tremont St., Boston. CAMBRIDGE [C] DIRECTORY. 99 Coolidge Chas. printer, h. 56 Auburn Coolidge C. D. driver icecart, 478 Cambridge Coolidge Flavel, h. 48 Trowbridge Coolidge John, carpenter, h. 14 Myrtle pl. Coolidge Joseph G. farmer, h. Coolidge ave. n. Mt. Auburn Coolidge Josiah, farmer, h. Brattle, n. Fayerweather Coolidge Nancy, wid. of Flavel, h. 507 Main Coombs C. Everett, clerk (9 Winter, B.), bds. 6 Gerry Coombs Edward S. printer, h. Madison, n. Concord ave. Coombs Eliza J. tailoress, bds. 2 Worcester Coombs Lyman, pressman, bds. 77 Mt. Auburn Cooney Patrick, gardener, h. 12 Madison Cooper Almond F. physician, h. 74 Ellery [River Cooper Charles (Charles Cooper & Son), soap manuf. h. 87 Cooper Chas. A. (Chas. Cooper & Son), bds. 87 River Cooper Chas. & Son (Charles Cooper and Charles A. Coop- er), soap-manufacturers, rear 87 River Boston. Cooper David, painter, bds. 26 East Perry Cooper Edgar F. soap-maker, h. 100 River Cooper George, laborer, h. Cambridge, n. Lambert Cooper James, carpenter, h. Jefferson, cor. Warren Cooper John, blacksmith, Ivers' North ave. h. Somerville Cooper John, market-man (Fulton, cor. Commercial, B.), h. rear 118 Thorndike Cooper John J. printer, h. 26 E. Perry Cooper Joseph, cigar maker, h. 15 Pine Cooper Samuel, laborer, Muller's tannery [Hasting's Cooper William, boiler-maker, Kendall & Robert's, h. 75 Cooper Wm. soap-manufacturer, River, h. 100 River Cooper Wm. F. organ-tuner, h. 349 Broadway [2 Howard Cooper Wm. H. soap-manufacturer, River, near Tremont, lı. Cooper Wm. W. coast-survey, h. 13 Norton FRANK E. PECK, Chambers Temple Place, Boston, 1872. Boys' and Youths' Clothing at Retail. GEORGE W. CARNES & CO., 43 and 45 Summer Street, Copeland Ann M. Miss, h. 117 Auburn Copeland Danforth S. waiter, h. 125 Spring Copeland Geo. H. policeman, h. 12 Windsor Copeland Henry F. confectioner, h. 125 Spring Copeland John C. express driver, h. (E. Boston) Copeland Milton J. h. 79 Clark Copeland Sarah E. Miss, bds. 85 Auburn Copeland Seth, mason, h. 125 Spring Copeland Warren T. teacher Grammar School, Mt. Auburn, h. Bath, cor. Mt. Auburn Copithorne John, h. Norfolk, n. Somerville Copithorne Matthew Mrs. h. Norfolk, n. Somerville Copithorne Richard M. book-seller, h. Norfolk, n. Somerville Perfect Fitting Pantaloons.
WARREN'S PHOTOGRAPHS, Post-Office Building, Cambridgeport, and 145 Tremont Street, Boston ..
F. IVERS, North Cambridge, Mass. Repaired, on the most reasonable
I. P. ESTES, Hardware, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, etc. Harvard Square, Cambridge.
100 CAMBRIDGE [C] DIRECTORY.
Best Manner.
Copithorne Wm. book-binder, h. 163 Columbia Copp Geo. A. pocket-book manuf. bds. 30 Pearl Copp Margaret Mrs. widow Geo. W. h. 32 Pearl Coppenrath Jacobus, cabinet maker, house Eighth, n. Otis Corbellas James, coachman, lı. 44 Spring Corbett James, laborer, h. Warren, n. Jefferson Corbett John, carpenter, h. 333 Main
Corbett Michael, night-watchman, h. 181 Bay Corbett Michael, painter, h. Elm, n. Cambridge Corcoran Daniel, laborer, h. Bay, cor. Green Corcoran Daniel, laborer, h. Hackett's yard Corcoran Dennis, policeman, h. 150 Spring Corcoran Edward, laborer, h. Jefferson, n. Warren
Corcoran James H. clerk, 609 Main, bds. 31 East Perry Corcoran Jeremiah, baker, h. 156 Green Corcoran John, printer, h. 30 East Perry Corcoran John, blacksmith, h. South, n. Brighton Corcoran John, laborer, L. R. R. h. 18 North Corcoran Michael, pressman, h. 18 Harrison court Corcoran Morris, laborer, h. 108 Kinnard Corcoran Patrick, laborer, h. Short, n. North Corcoran Richard, h. Foster, cor. Willard .
Corcoran Timothy, mason, h. Sparks, n. Mt. Auburn Corcory Matthew, laborer, h. Montgomery, n. Spruce Corey Amelia Mrs. h. North avenue, n. Porter's station Corkery Dennis, teamster, h. Washington court Corkery Dennis Mrs. h. Lambert, n. Cambridge Corkery Matthew, laborer, h. Washington court Corkery Michael, laborer, h. 134 Webster ave. Corkery Michael, laborer, h. Lambert, n. Cambridge Corliss John, teamster, h. Norfolk, n. Cambridge Cornelius L. F. wid. of Elias, h. 307 Broadway Cornell David, box-maker, Page's factory, h. r. 145 Columbia Corr Anna, wid. John, Cambridge, cor. Webster ave. Cosgrove Andrew, workman, h. 52 Charles Cosgrove Joseph, laborer, bds. 105 Spruce Cosgrove J. currier, bds. Reed, n. Spruce Cosgrove Thomas, laborer, h. 20 Donnell Costeller Edward Mrs. h. 17 Tuttle Costello Edward, laborer, h. 178 Franklin Costello Edward Mrs. h. Franklin, n. Hancock Costello Joseph, tinman, bds. 34 Hamilton
Costello Michael, engineer, h. Gore, n. Fifth Costello Mrs. widow, h. foot Dunster
sortment of Builders' Hardware, suitable for houses of the highest cost, as well as for cheaper houses. A good supply of Joiners'
557 Main Street,
GENTS' BOOTS and SHOES,
THE IVERS BUGGY. Carriages Painted, Varnished and
terms, and in the
Cambridgeport.
C. D. WILDER,
Cotter Edward J. pressman, h. 130 Brookline Cotter John, laborer, h. Baldwin . Cotter Morris, switch-tender. L. R. R. h. East, n. L. R. R. Cotter Richard, tinplate worker, b. Baldwin Cotter Thomas, laborer, h. Cowperthwait CAMBRIDGE [C] DIRECTORY. 101 Cotter Thomas Mrs. h. r. 26 Vine Cotting E. P. clerk (P. O., B.), h. 93 Norfolk Cotton H. Norman (Cutter, Tower & Co.), stationery (83 Milk, B.), house 23 Clinton Cotton J. Frank, pedler, 554 Main, h. at Somerville Cotton John P. pump-maker, h. 110 Auburn 43 and 45 Summer Street, Boston. Cotton J. Warren, agent (Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Com- pany, 15 State B.), h. 52 Magazine Cotton Susan G. Mrs. h. 27 Shepard [84 Auburn Couch John (Denyven & Couch), furniture manufacturer, h. Coughlin John, laborer, h. 77 Spruce Coughlin John, building mover, h. 87 Harvard Coughlin John, laborer, h. North, near East Coughlin Michael, laborer, h. 50 Spring GEO. W. WARE & CO., Furniture and Upholstery Goods, 157 Tremont Street, Boston. Coughlin Timothy, laborer, h. 59 Hampshire Coulter James, moulder, bds. 20 Harvard Coulter John, laborer, h. 24 Vine Counihan John, stone-cutter h. Charles, n. Fourth Countway David L. hair-dresser, Hutchins', North ave. bds. Hutchins', Beacon Courtney Benj. clerk, 606 Main, h. 22 Essex Courtney Benj. grain-dealer, h. 273 Harvard Courtney Friend S. h. 273 Harvard Courtney Thomas, laborer, h. 186 Bridge Courtney Wm. J. brush-maker, h. rear 36 Gore FRANK E. PECK, Chambers Temple Place, Boston, 1872. Cousens Catherine H. Miss, confectionery, Norfolk, corner Broadway, h. 11 Gardner Coveney Jeremiah W., U. S. store-keeper (Grand Junction wharves, B.), and real-estate agent, 97 Cambridge, bds. Mrs. Coveney's, Short, n. Bridge Coveney John, teamster, h. 224 Bridge Coveney Margaret Mrs. h. Short, n. Bridge Coveny Jeremiah J. lager-beer, h. 68 Spring Coveney John J. salesman (Walker & Co.'s, 3 Tremont Row, B.), h. 68 Spring [sor, n. Cambridge Coveny John W. grocer, Cambridge, cor. Columbia, h. Wind- Cowan Benj. L. watch-maker, h. Brookline, n. Valentine Cowan Bernard, building mover, h. 63 Clark Cowan Thomas, building mover, h. 20 Market [Holyoke Cowdin Fred A. clerk, bds. L. F. Cowdin's, Mt. Auburn, cor. Stylish Cloths for Young Men's Wear, in our Custom Department. GEO. W. CARNES & CO.
WARREN'S PHOTOGRAPHS, Post-Office Building, Cambridgeport, and 145 Tremont Street, Boston.
Perfect Fitting Pantaloons.
F. IVERS, North Cambridge, Mass. Repaired, on the most reasonable
Best Manner.
MONUMENTS, TABLETS, &c. JOHN J. HORGAN, 53 Main St., Cambridgeport Bridge.
102 CAMBRIDGE [C] DIRECTORY.
Cowdin Levi F. dry-pressman, h. 28 Mt. Auburn
Cowen Dennis, rope-maker, h. Montgomery, n. Spruce
Cox Chas. P. pattern maker (Charlestown), h. 14 Webster pl. Cox Edward, shoe-maker, h. 7 Windsor
Cox Francis A. conductor, bds. 102 Green
Cox Geo. printer, h. 155 Windsor [h. 99 Hampshire
COX JAMES, publisher of Cambridge Press, 531} Main, Cox Jas. H. printer, h. 99 Hampshire
Cox John, tailor, bds. Smith's, 245 North ave.
Cox John, plasterer, h. 81 Elm
Cox John, teamster, h. 14 Foster court
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Cox Lavina C. Mrs. milliner, 116 Cambridge, h. do. COX LEONARD, Cambridge laundry, Soden, h. 102 Green Cox Thos. H. carpenter, h. Columbia, near Hampshire
Cox Wm. laborer, h. Columbia, cor. Hampshire
Cox Wm. F. printer, h. 99 Hampshire
Coy Chas, machinist, h. 41 Seventh
Coy Frederick W. pattern maker, h. Cambridge, n. Fifth
Coy Geo. H. engineer, F. R. R. h. Seventh, n. Otis [Eighth
Coy Horace S. express (98 Merrimac, B). h. Thorndike, cor. Coy Richard, laborer, h. Eighth, n. Cambridge
Coyle Frank, laborer, h. Jefferson
Coyle James, boiler maker, h. 120 Fourth Coyle James, teamster, h. Jefferson
Coyle Terrence, laborer, h. Bolton, n. Blair place
Crabbie Miller, h. Elm, n. Harvard
Craft Wm. B.g(37 Commercial, B.), h. 5 Bigelow
Crafts Chas. H. clerk, bds. Geo. W. Crafts' 29 Brookline Crafts Geo. M. cook, h. 32 Pleasant
Crafts Geo. W. book-binder, h. 29 Brookline
Cragin Francis, mechanic, h. Fourth, cor. Spring
Cragin John, waiter, h. Warner, cor. Jefferson
Cragin Samuel, bar-keeper (Webster House, B.), h. Cam- bridge, cor. Columbia
Craig Isaac, plasterer, h. 22 Hastings
Craig Robert, book-binder, h. 19 Walnut court
Cram Chas. E. book-keeper, bds. 83 Prospect [Cottage
Cram Chas. N. furniture and pictures (24 Eliot, B.), bds. 44 Cram Geo. W. surveyor of lumber, h. 83 Prospect
Cram Henry B. book-keeper, bds 83 Prospect Crane Luther, paper dealer (8 Federal, B.), h. 757 Main
Crappon -, cabinet maker, h. Elm, n. Cambridge Craven Wm. N. upholsterer, 600 Main, h. (B.) Crawford Chas. laborer, h. Murdock pl.
Tools, Table and Pocket Cutlery, and every variety of Whips and Lashes for sale at lowest prices, wholesale and retail.
Amidon's New York Hats,
J. A. JACKSON & CO.
THE IVERS BUGGY. Carriages Painted, Varnished and
terms and in the
Albion Building, 59 Tremont St., Boston. HATTERS and FURRIERS,
GEO. W. Ware & CO., Hair Mattresses and Pillows, 157 Tremont Street, Boston.
CAMBRIDGE
[C] DIRECTORY. 103
Crawford Geo. R. clerk (B.), h. 195 Hampshire [h. 70 Pearl Crawford John (Levi Hawkes & Co.), plumber, 592} Main, Crawford -, stone-cutter, bds. Choate's, Second, near Cambridge
Crawley George E. grocer, 538 Main, bds. 555 Main
Creed Dennis, baker, house 87 Spruce
Creed Joseph, brass-moulder, house 132 Spring
Creelman Andrew, carpenter, house 121 Spring
Creelman William, book-binder, house 14 Harrison avenue
Cremer Ann, widow, house 159 Windsor
Crepean Frank, cabinet-maker, house 106 Harvard
Cressey Frank, teamster, house 26 Brook's block, School Creswell Arthur, carpenter, house Warren, cor. Porter Cristie Michael, laborer, house 16 Reed
Cristy Caroline L. widow Wm. C. house 36 Lee
Croak Michael, stone-cutter, house 131 Court
Crocker Catherine Miss, house Main, opp. Cherry
Crocker Charles, sawyer at (Mason & Hamlin's, B.), h. Bris- tol, near Hampshire
Crocker George W. proof-reader, house 104 Inman
Crocker John, C. machinist, house 105 River
Crocker John W. stucco worker, house 3 Williams, c. Pearl Crockett Edward, conductor, boards 21 Charles River
Crockett George W. carpenter house 43 Pearl Crockett John F. foreman L. R. R. repair-shop, h. do.
Crockett Nathaniel, tinplate worker, house 43 Pearl
Cromwell John, mason, house Wheatland block, Cambridge Cronan Cornelius, laborer, rear East, n. R. R. Cronan Daniel, laborer, house Lechmere place Cronan James, laborer, house Jefferson, n. Warren Cronan John, laborer, house Lambert, n. Cambridge
Cronan John, laborer, house Lechmere place Cronan John, machinist, house Jones' alley
Cronan John M. building mover, house 15 School
Cronan Mary A. widow of Michael, h. Western ave. n. Putnam Cronan Patrick, laborer, house 60 North
Cronan Timothy, carpenter, house Murdock, cor. Hampshire Cronan Timothy A. furniture finisher, house 56 Charles Cronan Timothy F. painter, house West, n. Reed's alley Cronin J. J. cigar-maker, house 13 Lopez
Crosby Austin R. clerk (B.), house 100 Hampshire
Crosby G. A. book-keeper, house 50 Pine
Crosby Joseph, baker, house 48 Auburn
Crosby William, wines and liquors (98 Water, B.), house 35 Bowdoin
WARREN'S PHOTOGRAPHS, Post-Office Building, Cambridgeport, and 145 Tremont Street, Boston.
FRANK E. PECK, Chambers Temple Place, Boston, 1872.
Perfect Fitting Pantaloons.
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Boys' and Youths' Clothing at Retail.
Boston.
GEORGE W. CARNES & CO., 43 and 45 Summer Street,
F. IVERS, North Cambridge, Mass. Repaired, on the most reasonable
Best Manner.
THE IVERS BUGGY. Carriages Painted, Varnished and
terms, and in the
I. P. ESTES, Hardware, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, etc., Harvard Square, Cambridge.
104 CAMBRIDGE [C] DIRECTORY.
Cross Benjamin, railroad man, boards 9 Leighton ct. Cross Daniel, gardener, house Pine, cor. School
Cross Joseph, organ maker, h. 63 Pleasant [56 River
Crossman Edward L. machinist (79 and 81 Haverhill, B.), h. Crossman Nancy, widow Lloyd, house 56 River
Croswell Andrew Rev. house 19 Ash, cor. Mt. Auburn
Croswell Samuel P. fancy-goods (23 Chauncy, B.), h. 31 Lee Crothers George E. clerk, boards 1 Fifth
Crothers William jr. tin-pedler, house 1 Fifth
Crow John C. carpenter, rooms 20 Holyoke
Crow Samuel, carpenter, boards North ave. cor. Beech Crowd Edwin S. barber, Cambridge, n. Webster ave.
Crowe Samuel C. boot-maker, boards 391 Main
Crowell John W. cooper, house 3 Tenney
Crowell Patrick, currier, house Spruce [Everett pl. Crowell Thomas H. foreman Cambridge Gas Co.'s, house Crowell Timothy, lumber dealer (144 State, B.), house 34 Prospect
Crowley Cornelius, gate-tender, h. r. 194 Bridge
Crowley Daniel, laborer, h. Murdock, n. Hampshire
Crowley David, laborer, h. 5 Lechmere pl.
Crowley David, tearnster, h. Harvard, n. R. R.
Crowley David, laborer, h. 8 North
Crowley Dennis, laborer, h. North, n. East
Crowley Jeremiah, shoe-maker, h. 233 Franklin
Crowley Jeremiah, laborer, h. Jackson, n. Spruce
Crowley John, rubber, h. 17 Winter
Crowley John, laborer, h. 28 Harvard
Crowley John, laborer, h. 114 Court
Crowley John, stone-cutter, bds. Wheatland blk. Cambridge Crowley Mary, wid. h. Short, n. Lowell R. R. [Linden
Crowley Patrick, gardener, bds. Manning's, Chestnut, near Crowley Wm. laborer, h. East, n. L. R. R.
Crump Wm. H. painter, bds. 220 Harvard
Cuddy John, glass-cutter, h. 159 Columbia
Cuddy John jr. glass-cutter, h. 159 Columbia Culhan Edward, laborer, h. 6 State
Culhane Daniel, laborer, house 5 Willard place
Culhane John, laborer, boards Bay, corner Franklin
Culhane Michael, laborer, house Flagg, near Beaver
Culhane Michael, laborer, house Bay, near Franklin Culhane Thomas, teamster, house 84 Fifth
Cullen Bridget, widow Patrick, house 309 Cambridge Cullerton Frank, laborer, house Willow pl. near Cambridge Cullerton James, laborer, house Willow place
BURDITT & WILLIAMS, 20 Dock Square, Boston. The attention of Builders is called to our very large stock and complete as-
Cambridgeport.
557 Main Street,
LADIES' BOOTS and SHOES,
C. D. WILDER,
GDO. W. WARE & CO., Parlor and Chamber Furniture, 157 Tremont Street, Boston.
Cullien Edward, pork-packer, house 236 Franklin Cullimane Daniel, grocer, 65 Spruce, house do. CAMBRIDGE [C] DIRECTORY. 105 Cummerford Mary A. Miss, nurse, house 3 Appian Way Cummerford Sarah A. widow Patrick, house 3 Appian Way Cummings Charles H. flour-dealer (44 Commercial, B.), h 714 Main Cummings Charles P. printer, house 154 Green Cummings Daniel P. (Chaffee & Cummings), charcoal, lime &c., Bridge, junction Cambridge, house 72 Otis Cummings Franklin, commission merchant (B.),h. 10 Prince Cummings George B. printer, house 19 Franklin , Cummings Henry, engineer, house 6 Walnut 43 and 45 Summer Street, Boston. Cummings James, fireman, boards 9 Wheatland block Cummings John F. book-keeper, boards 10 Prince Cummings Nathaniel (Cummings, Kenney & Co.), lumber, Bridge, Boston Cummings Patrick, currier, house Franklin, near Bay Cummings, Kenney & Co. (Nathaniel Cummings, John Kenney, and Robert W. McNinch), hardwood lumber, Bridge, opp. Prison Point bridge Cummiskey Michael, boots and shoes (B.), h. 178 Cambridge Cunio Anthony, restaurant (19 School, B.), b. 16 Pleasant Cunnabel William, printer, bds. rear 351 Harvard Cunniff Timothy, boot-fitter, house Montgomery Cunningham Charles, engineer, house 86 Fifth Cunningham James, Mrs. house 145 Franklin Cunningham James wood-turner, house 5 Austin Cunningham John, truckman, house 105 Fourth, n. Vine Cunningham M. P. carpenter, boards 49 Clark Cunningham Owen, plasterer, boards Mrs. Sharkey's, Flagg, near Bank FRANK E. PECK, Chambers Temple Place, Boston, 1872. ylish Cloths for Young Men's Wear in our Custom Department.
Perfect Fitting Pantaloons.
Cunningham Patrick, laborer, house Concord are. n. railroad Cunningham Philip, laborer, house Vine, near Fourth
Cunningham Timothy, laborer, house 32 Harvard
Curley Ann, widow of Michael, house rear 158 Bridge Curley John, laborer, house Tuttle, near Wyeth Curley Martin, laborer, house 23 Donnell
Curran James H. fish-dealer, bds. Elliot, cor. Owen place Curran Jeremiah F. (Curran & Dunn), boot and shoe-dealer, 177 Cambridge, house 242 Cambridge Curran John F. pressman, house Baldwin, near Cambridge
Curran Michael, laborer, house 180 Dublin
Curran Nicholas F. fish-dealer, boards 22 Inman
Curran Philip, Mrs. house Elliot, corner Owen place
Curran Philip T. coachman, bds. Elliot, corner Owen place
WARREN'S PHOTOGRAPHS, Post-Office Building, Cambridgeport, and 145 Tremont Street, Boston.
GEO. W. CARNES & CO.
F. IVERS, North Cambridge, Mass. Repaired, on the most reasonable
Best Manner.
MONUMENTS, TABLETS, &c. JOHN J. HORGAN, 53 Main St., Cambridgeport Bridge.
106 CAMBRIDGE [C] DIRECTORY.
Curren Peter, cooper, house Cambridge, near Warren
Currier Arthur, book-binder, house 23 Cherry
Currier Charles E. grocer, house 41 Essex
Currier Michael, carpenter, boards 7 Norton court [court
Currier Thomas, blacksmith, bds. Timothy Currier's, 7 Norton Currier William E. clerk, boards 28 Pearl
Currier William P. car-builder, house 28 Pearl
Currier Timothy, laborer, house Norton court [Lane Curry Edward, laborer, bds. John F. Roger's, Fresh Pond Curry James, cabinet maker, h. Winter, n. Third
Curry Wm. blacksmith, bds. Wm. Glennons, Mt. Auburn
Curtin Edward, teamster, h. Brick alley, cor. North [Lane Curtin James, laborer, bds. John F. Roger's, Fresh Pond Curtin Patrick T. blacksmith, h. Belmont
Curtin Thos. laborer, h. 181 Dublin
Curtin Thos. laborer, h. 30 Gore
Curtin Wm. laborer, h. 75 Spruce
Curtis Albert W. mason, h. 24 Wendell
Curtis Chas. carpenter, Milk, h. Groveland, n. Spruce
Curtis Frank J. glass-maker, h. 40 Gore
Curtis Hannah, wid. Thos. h. 40 Gore
Curtis John B. glass-maker, h. 21 Fifth
Curtis Rest F. teacher, h. 22 Inman
Curtis Thos. F. clergyman, h. 22 Inman
Cusack William, laborer, bds. John Moran's, Gore
Cushing Ambrose M. soapstone manufacturer (14 Marshall, B.), h. Inman, n. Harvard
Cushing Charles C. apothecary clerk, bds. Garden, n. Wyeth Cushing Christopher Rev. secretary (American Congrega- tional Union, 16 Tremont Temple, B.), h. 6 Ellery Cushing Levy L. jr. assessor, h. 25 Rice
Cushing L. F. Sydney, printer, rooms 58 Mt. Auburn
Cushing William, watchman, h. 53 Mt. Auburn
Cushman Charles, h. 801 Main
Cushman Mary Miss, h. 50 Mill
Cushman Moses E. ins. agt. h. 339 Broadway
Cutler Alfred D. h. 139 Thorndike
Cutler Ann M. G. Miss, music teacher, h. 7 Prospect Cutler Curtis (67 Broad, B.), h. last one in Kirkland pl. Cutler George H. carpenter, h. 26 Mellen
Cutler George O. book-keeper (B.), bds. 104 Otis
Cutler Isaac, carpenter, h. 7 Summer [35 Tremont
Cutler James E. commission merchant (98 Commercial, B.), h. Cutler Joseph, attorney (47 Court, B.), h. 723 Cambridge Cutler Wm. P. book-keeper (28 High, B.), h. 8 Rice
sortment of Builders' Hardware, suitable for houses of the highest cost as well as for cheaper houses. A good supply of Joiners'
Amidon's New York Hats, J. A. JACKSON & CO.
Albion Building, 57 Tremont St., Boston. HATTERS and FURRIERS,
IVERS BUGGY. THE Carriages Painted, Varnished and
terms, and in the
FRANK E. PECK, Chambers Temple Place, Boston, 1872.
Perfect Fitting Pantaloons.
GEO. W. WARE & CO., Lace Curtains and Dra- peries, 157 Tremont Street, Boston.
CAMBRIDGE [D] DIRECTORY 107
Cutter Abel, h. 32 Western avenue
Cutter Abel P. h. 32 Western avenue
Cutter Charles A. librarian, h. Oxford, n. Mellen
Cutter Charles E. clerk, bds. 23 Essex
Cutter Charlotte A. Miss, bds. C. A. Cutter's, Oxford
Cutter Cordelia Miss, bds. C. A. Cutter's, Oxford
Cutter Eben, hats and caps (Dock sq. B. ), h. 23 Essex
Cutter Eugene, piano-forte worker, h. 22 Cherry
Cutter Ellis, organ maker, h. 21 Cherry
Cutter E. P. hatter (14 Dock sq. B.), h. 23 Essex
Cutter F. L. hair-dresser, bds. 17 Austin
Cutter Geo. icetool maker, h. Somerville
Cutter Geo. H. jeweller (Water, B.), h. Holly pl.
Cutter Geo. W. varnisher, h. 8 Holly pl.
Cutter James H. (James H. Cutter & Co.), icetool manuf. .h. Union sq. cor. Cottage [ter's Hotel Cutter James H. & Co. icetool manufs. North ave. n. Por- Cutter James M. (Cutter, Tower & Co.), stationery (Milk, cor. Congress, B.), h. Hancock, cor. Broadway .
Cutter Lawrence, laborer, h. 34 Brighton
Cutter Leander, painter, h. 22 Cherry
Cutter Maria Miss, h. 38 Market
Cutter Mary H. wid. Samuel L. h. Prospect
Cutter Peter, hats &c. (3 Dock sq. B.), h. 50 River
Cutter Sulivan A. painter, bds. Mrs. A. Cutter's, No. ave. n. Union sq.
Cutter Warren, trader, h. Davenport, n. cor. Orchard
Cutter Wm. E. student, bds. Cutter's, Hancock
Cutter Wm. H. clerk, bds. 22 Cherry
Cutting Geo. box-maker, bds. 160 Harvard Cutting Henry, moulder, 23 Harrison
Cutting Kelib O. box-maker, bds. 160 Harvard
Cutting Wm. N. cabinet-maker (B.), bds. 127 Harvard
Cutting Theodore, laborer, bds. John Butterfield's, Fourth Cyr Edward, brick-maker, Cofran's, h. Vassal lane, n. Fresh Pond
Cyr Edward jr. teamster, bds. Cofran's, Concord ave.
DACIE WM. laborer, Wm. Wyman's, h. r. 149 Bridge Dadmun Chas. R. surveyor of lumber, h. 11 Broadway, L. P.
Daggett Freeman L. musician, h. 51 Essex
Daggin James, cabinet turner, h. Washington court
Daggins John, laborer, h. 118 court
Dahn Andrew, butcher, Muller's tannery
Dailey Joseph P. carver, h. 247 Broadway
WARREN'S PHOTOGRAPHS, Post-Office Building, Cambridgeport, and 145 Tremont Street, Boston.
43 and 45 Summer Street, Boston. Stylish Cloths for Young Men's Wear, in our Custom Department. GEO. W. CARNES & CO.,
Carriages Painted, Varnished and Repaired, on the most reasonable terms, and in the Best Manner.
THE IVERS BUGGY. F. IVERS, North Cambridge, Mass.
I. P.E ESTES, Hardware, Stoves, Ranges, Fur- naces, etc., Harvard Square, Cambridge.
108 CAMBRIDGE [D] DIRECTORY
Dailey Patrick, laborer, h. 79 Spruce Dailey Wm. hack, boarding and livery stable, 43 Cam- bridge, opp. Beal & Hooper's, house 58 Sixth
Dailey Wm. R. clerk, h. rear 126 Spring [Trowbridge Daily Chas. B. cigar manuf. 539 Main, h. Broadway, n. Daily Cornelius, gardner, h. Hancock, n. Green
Daily Francis P. lather, h. Webster ave. n. Cambridge Daily Geo. E. livery stable, 282 Broadway, h. 284 do. Daily James, oil hat maker, h. Spring, n. Fifth
Daily James, baker, h. Eighth, n. Cambridge
Daily James S. book-binder, h. 25 River Daily John, laborer, h. 59 Pearl
Daily Margaret E. wid. h. rear 382 Cambridge
Daily Michael, laborer, h. foot of Green
Daily Michael, shoe-maker, h. rear 6 Harvard square Daily Michael, laborer, h. Charles, cor. Court
Daily Owen, laborer, h. Court, n. Charles [Thorndike Daily Uriah J. livery stable, Cambridge, cor. First, h. 79 Dakin Arthur, armorer (Boylston Hall, B.), h. 134 Harvard Dale Edward, clerk, bds. 66 Gore
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