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Hiscock Simon L. policeman, bds. 8 Gilpin
Hittinger Michael (Rawson & Hittinger). engine manufac- turer, 72 Main, h. at (Winter Hill, Somerville)
Hixon Charles F. clerk, bds. 116 Harvard
Hixon Edward (Edward Hixon & Co.), furniture and up- holstery goods (172 Washington, B.), h. 70 Franklin
Hixon George, upholsterer, h. 116 Harvard
Hixon George E. upholsterer, bds. 32 Pearl
Hixon Henry A. carver, h. 27 Jay
Hixon James Mrs. h. 13 Sparks st. pl.
Hixon Martin, upholsterer, h. 71 Hastings
Hixon Robert T. bds. 13 Sparks st. pl.
Hixon Walter J. (Grose & Hixon), provisions, 133 Hamp- shire, boards 116 Harvard
Hixon Wm. J. upholsterer, h. 116 Harvard
Hixon Edward & Co. (Edward Hixon, Frederick Reed and Edward Hixon jr.), furniture and upholstery goods, (172 Washington, B.), factory, Harvard
Hoag Jonathan, clerk, Main, bds. 173 Main
Hobart Moses, baker, 47 Elm
Hobart Seth, baker, bds. 10 Chestnut ct.
Hobbs Augustus L. cabinet maker, h. Acorn, n. Walnut
Hobbs Eliza, widow of Curtis, h. 115 Spring
Hobbs Francis A. book-binder, house 14 Bath
[bridge
Hobbs Henry Curtis, glass-cutter, h. North Fifth, near Cam-
Hobbs Jeremiah R. pattern maker; bds. 7 Park ·
Hobbs Jeremiah S. carpenter, h. 7 Park
Hobbs John E. carver (Beach, B.), house 94 Gore
Hobbs William, clock-repairer, h. 38 Market
Hocking John, agent (Northern Transportation Co. 7 State, B.), house 18 Forest
Hodgdon John K. distillery, Cambridge, cor. Distillhouse pl. 1. Cambridge, over Cambridge National Bank
Hodge Bridget, widow, h. 165 Franklin
Hodges Arthur (Barbour & Hodges), civil engineer, and sur- veyor, 563 Main, bds. Jay
Hodges Gilbert, at 563 Main, bds. Jay
Hodges James C. laborer, house r. 50 Pine
Hodges John, boards 59 Otis
Hodges Richard M. clergyman, h. 1. Waterhouse
Hodges Thomas H. laborer, house 34 Hastings
Hodgkins Rufus M. clerk, house 13 Suffolk
Hodgkins Samuel, carpenter, house 3 Fifth
Hodgkins Wm. E. tailor (18 School, B.), h. 12 Remington
Tools, Table and Pocket Cutlery, and every variety of Whips and Lashes for sale at lowest prices, wholesale and retail.
Albion Building, 59 Tremont St., Boston.
Hatters and Furriers,
Amidon's New York Hats, J. A. JACKSON & CO.
THE IVERS BUGGY.
Hodgkins William K. mason, house 9 Austin Hodsdon Benjamin P. fruit-dealer (11 and 12 North Market, B.), house 112 Thorndike Hodson Clarence L. cooper, bds. 16 Squire's blk. Gore Hodson Wentworth Y. cooper, bds. 16 Squire's blk. Gore Hofer Frederick, tool-maker, First, n. Cambridge, house rear Cambridge, near First CAMBRIDGE [H] DIRECTORY. 171 Hoffman John, cabinet maker, house 169 Spring Hoffman Reinhold F. cabinet maker, h. Lechmere block Hogan Edward, cooper, h. Warren, near Cambridge Hogan Edward, machinist, h. North, n. East Hogan Hannah, widow John, house North, n. East Hogan James, laborer, house 51 Amory Hogan John B. cabinet maker, h. Brookline, n. Hamilton Hogan John C. printer, house Franklin, near Bay Hogan John J. house Brookline, n. Hamilton Hogan Thomas, engineer, L. R. R. repair-shop, h. 75 Third Hoit Ezekiel, glass-cutter, h. Fifth, n. Otis Hoit Joseph, glass-cutter, h. 128 Thorndike Holbrook James V. at Beal & Hooper's, h. East, n. R. R. Boston. Holbrook J. L. at Boston Stamping Co.'s, bds. Broadway block Holbrook John W. carriage trimmer, North Cambridge, h. 212 North avenue GEO. W. WARE & CO., Lace Curtains and Dra- peries, 157 Tremont Street, Boston. Holbrook Nathan, clerk (B.), house 52 Franklin Holden Amos P. musician, house 100 Allston Holder Daniel B. (B.), house 119 Prospect Holden Patrick, salesman, house 49 Amory Holden Susan B. widow Tilly, house 8 Green Holden Wm. blacksmith, h. 152 Green Holehan Thomas, laborer, h. Harvard, n. Main Holiday Henry,porter (B.), house 72 Elm Holl Peter, laborer, bds. Water, cor. Bridge Holland Arthur, student, H. U. bds. Holland's, Everett Holland Chas. H. clerk, house 109 Inman Holland Frederick W. Rev. h. 15 Everett Holland Henry H. mason, bds. 3 Baldwin place, Baldwin Holland Henry W. attorney (19 Court, B.), bds. F. W. Hol- land's, Everett, near North avenue Holland Michael J. baker, house 12 Hancock Holland Wm. night-watchman, bds. Franklin, n. Bay Holland Wm. H. bds. 35 Austin Hollingsworth Thomas, glass-maker, h. 115 Cambridge Hollis Chas. Mrs. house 103 Columbia Hollis Chas. R. wheelwright, F. Ivers, bds. at Somerville Hollis Mary, widow Charles, house 58 Market Perfect Fitting Pantaloons. FRANK E. PECK, Chambers Temple Place, Boston, 1872. Boys' and Youths' Clothing at Retail. GEORGE W. CARNES & CO., 43 and 45 Summer Street,
WARREN'S PHOTOGRAPHS, Post-Ofice Building, Cambridgeport, and 145 Tremont Street, Boston,
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. ESTES, Hardware, Stoves, Ranges, Furna- ces, etc. Harvard Square, Cambridge.
172 CAMBRIDGE [H] DIRECTORY.
Holly Patrick, liquors (South, cor. Kneeland, B.), house 69 Concord avenue [Salem, B.), house 3 State
Holman C. A. manuf. and dealer in office furniture (21 Holman John, feathers and bedding (60 Union and 47 Friend, B.), h. North ave. corner Roseland
Holmbergh John, cabinet maker, house 45 Winter
Holmes Allen B. clerk (B.) bds. 93 Auburn
Holmes Ann P. Miss. house 55 Magazine
Holmes Caroline E. widow, h. Brighton, cor. Mt. Auburn
Holmes C. C. Mrs. boarding-house, 38 School
Holmes Charles W. clerk, bds. 55 Magazine
Holmes Everett, boards 210 Harvard
Holmes Fannie M. widow, house 7 Holyoke place
Holmes Francis M. flour-dealer (40 and 42 Commercial, B.), house 83 Green
Holmes Freeland S. salesman, h. 11 Douglass Holmes Isaac C. (Holmes & Rugg), wood and coal, house 75 Allston [Vinal's, 325 Harvard
Holmes James A. shoe-dealer (25 Federal, B.), boards A.
Holmes Jolin, attorney house 5 Appian Way
Holmes Jolin, last-maker, h. rear 65 Spring
Holmes Jos. A. (Jos. A. Holmes & Co.), grocer, 606 Main, house 55 Magazine
Holmes Jos. H. Jos. A. Holmes & Co. grocer, 606 Main, h.
Holmes Martha A. Mrs. lı. 93 Auburn [81 Green
Holmes Nathaniel, Prof. H. U. h. 7 Holyoke place
Holmes Patrick, laborer, house 46 Foster
Holmes Peter, grease-collector, house 92 Webster ave.
Holmes Wm. S. moulder, house 7 Green
Holmes Jos. A. & Co. (Jos. A. Holmes and Jos. II. Holmes), grocers, 606, 608 and 610 Main
Holt Alden, piper, house 16 Watson
Holt Amos T. foreman, S. A. Holt's, house East, n. Bridge
Holt Alfred F. physician, 461 Main, boards 98 Austin
Holt Jacob A. driver, Hose 1, h. Wright, c. Harrison pl.
Holt James, laborer, bds. 31 East
Holt James L. Mrs. house South, cor. Dunster
Holt Joseph G. lawyer, 583 Main, h. 302 Harvard
Holt Leander, shoulder braces (40 Hanover, B.), house Spruce, near Hollis
Holt Lewis A. travelling salesman, house 25 Elm
Holt Samuel H. blacksmith (409 Federal, B.), h. 8 Chestnut Holt Stephen A. (S. A. Holt & Co.), hardwood lumber, 17 East, office (17 Bowker, B.), house at Winchester Holt Wm. B. painter, house 6 South
BURDITT & WILLIAMS, 20 Dock Square, Boston. The attention of Builders is called to our very large stock and complete as-
557 Main Street,
CHILDREN'S BOOTS A SPECIALTY.
Cambridgeport.
C. D. WILDER,
Holt S. A. & Co. (Stephen A. Holt and John B. Bugbee), hardwood lumber dealers, 17 East, office at Boston Holton Frank L. boards 14 Prospect Homer Charles W. house 26 Garden Homer Henry A. house 26 Garden CAMBRIDGE [A] DIRECTORY. 173 Homer Moore R. provisions, house 214 Harvard Homer Oliver D. (Homer & Wyeth), leather dealer (96 High, B.). house 23 Ellsworth ave. Hood M. C. (M. C. Hood & Co.), fancy-goods, 442 Harvard, house at Chelsea Hood Milton B. (M. C. Hood & Co.), fancy goods, 442 Har- vard, house at Boston [goods, 442 Harvard Hood M. C. & Co. (Martin C. and Milton B. Hood), fancy- Hooey David (McDonald & Hooeys'), saloon, 177 Bridge, Hooker Anne, wid. of Anson, lı. 67 Otis [h. Boston Hooker Anson P. physician, Otis, n. Third, h. do. Hooker Chas. K. pipe-fitter (B.), lı. 8. Lincoln place Hooker Charles R. car-driver. bds. School court Hooker Henry, steam-fitter, house 57 Auburn GEO. W. WARE & CO., Parlor and Chamber Fur- niture, 157 Tremont Street, Boston. Hooker Hiram Mrs. house School court Boston. Hooker Hiram W. driver, steam fire-engine, bds. School ct. Hooper George K. (Beal & Hooper), furniture manufacturer, Cambridge, near First, house Boston Hooper James, house North ave. corner Hollis Hooper Moses W. policeman, house 53 Fifth Hooper Warren L. (1 South Market, B.), h. 291 North ave. Hope Eugene, stereotyper, h. 26 East Perry Hopkins Catherine Mrs. house 119 Elm Hopkins Curtis, shell fish, house 83 Auburn Hopkins James, laborer, house r. Norfolk, n. Broadway Hopkins James, boiler maker, house 75 Third Hopkins John G. glass-maker, house 38 Fifth Hopkins Josiah, painter, house 28 Charles River Hopkins Mary E. Miss, house 5 Phillips place Hopkins Michael J. laborer, house 6 Hastings Hopkins S. W. Dr. house Wendell, near Oxford Hopkins Thomas, glass-blower, house 165 Spring Hopkins William G. glass-worker, bds. Water, near Bridge Hopkinson John P. (80 Charles, B.), h. Craigie, near Brattle Hopkinson Thomas, Mrs. house 5 Phillips place Hoppin Nicholas, clergyman, house 13 Follen Horan Charles, laborer, house 65 Spruce Horan Jeremiah, laborer, house Clay, near Spruce FRANK E. PECK, Chambers Temple Place, Boston, 1872. Horan Patrick, laborer, house Montgomery, near Spruce Horgan Daniel, carpenter, house Lambert, n. Cambridge WARREN'S PHOTOGRAPHS, Post-Office Building, Cambridgeport, Perfect Fitting Pantaloons. and 145 Tremont Street, Boston. Boys' and Youths' Clothing at Retail. GEORGE W. CARNES & CO., 43 and 45 Summer Street,
Carriages Painted, Varnished and Repaired on the, most reaonable terms, and in the Best Manner.
THE IVERS BUGGY.
F. IVERS, North Cambridge, Mass.
MONUMENTS, TABLETS, &c. JOHN J. HORGAN, 53 Main St., Cambridgeport Bridge.
174 CAMBRIDGE [H] DIRECTORY.
Horgan Dennis, marble worker, bds. Pioneer, near Main Horgan John, laborer, house 55 Amory
HORGAN JOHN J. marble manufacturer, West Boston Bridge, L. P. house Pioneer
Horn Israel F. ice-dealer, house Spring, near Fourth
Horn Plummer S. teamster, house 57 Broadway
Horrigan Michael, tailor, house 420 Cambridge
Horrigan Timothy, laborer, house 50 Amory
Horsford Eben N. house 27 Craigie
Horslin Thomas, ruler, boards 22 Inman
Horton Louisa H. widow, bds. Richardson's, Walnut avenue
Hosley D. tinsmith (B.), house 59 Franklin
Hosley F. P. milkman, house 95 Vine
Hotel Flanders (A. O. & C. E. Flanders), 41 Cedar
Hough W. I. life insurance agent (20 State, B.), house 223 Harvard
Houghton Albert G. (H. O. Houghton & Co.), Riverside Press, and New York Publishing House of Hurd & Houghton, house at (Brooklyn, N. Y.)
Houghton Henry O. (H. O. Houghton & Co.), Riverside Press, house 800 Main
Houghton Henry M. (H. M. Houghton & Co.), grocer, Cam- bridge, junc. Hampshire
Houghton Thomas P. building mover, house 32 Windsor Houghton Samuel A. (H. M. Houghton & Co ), grocer, Cam- bridge, c. Hampshire, house at Somerville
Houghton H. M. & Co. (Henry M. Houghton, and R. W. Shattuck), grocers, Cambridge, corner Hampshire
HOUGHTON H. O. & Co.(Henry O. Houghton, Melancthon
M. Hurd, and Albert G. Houghton), Riverside Press, at Riverside, foot of River
Houlahan Thomas, laborer, house 30 Harvard
Houseley Sarah E. widow George, house 44 Erie
Hovey Caroline, Miss, house 9 Brookline
Hovey Charles H. boards Charles M. Hovey's, Broadway, corner Maple avenue
Hovey Charles M. (Hovey & Co.), nursery, Cambridge, near Maple ave. and (53 No. Market, B.), house Broadway, corner Maple avenue
Hovey Dana R. clerk, 532 Main, boards do
Hovey Elbridge S. house 8 Day
Hovey Eliza B. Miss, house 9 Brookline
Hovey Harriet S. widow Ebenezer, house 25 State
HOVEY HORATIO N. grocer, Gore, c. Third, h. 93 Otis
sortment of Builders' Hardware, suitable for houses of the high- est cost, as well as for cheaper houses. A good supply of Joiners'
Amidon's New York Hats, J. A. JACKSON & CO.
Albion Building, 59 Tremont St., boston Hatter's and Furriers,
Hovey Horatio N. jr. dry goods, and paper hangings, 103 Cambridge, house 94 Otis Hovey J. Dana, grocer, 532 Main, house do. [Brookline Hovey John C. horticulturist (53 North Market, B.), house 9 Hovey Mary H. widow William B. house 40 Williams CAMBRIDGE [H] DIRECTORY. 175 Hovey Phineas B. (Hovey & Co.), horticulturist (53 North Market, B.), house 9 Brookline Hovey Walter, salesman, house 110 Inman Hovey William H. (Faneiul Hall mkt. B.), h. 67 Pleasant HOVEY & CO. (Charles M. Hovey, and Phineas B. Hovey), nursery, Cambridge, near Maple avenue, and (53 North, 43 and 45 Summer Street, Boston. Market, B.) Howard Charles F. book-keeper, house 147 Otis Howard E. B. drain pipe, boards 470 Cambridge Howard Gabriel, laborer, house Garden, near Chauncy Howard George C. author, house 828 Main Howard Geo. H. book-keeper. house 66 Spring Howard George W. cracker pedler, house 110 Main Howard Helen M. wid. Edw. A. house 119 Pearl GEO. W. WARE & CO., Parlor Cabinets, Easels and Marquetrie Work, 157 Tremont Street, Boston. Howard James, glass-cutter, house Lincoln court Howard James, baker, house 8 Vine Howard Julius D. printer, house 7 Crane [near Madison Howard Peter J. jr. hair-dresser, 10 Brighton, h. Concord ave. Howard Peter M. hair-dresser, house 28 Tremont Howard Thomas, moulder, boards 5 Dickinson Howard Thomas M. clerk, boards 26 Spring Howard William A. clerk, (B.), house 64 Brookline Howarth J. Thomas, painter, house 202 Hampshire Howe Daniel K. (Daniel K. Howe & Co.), carriage trimmer, 448 Main, house 34 Sydney [kers, 448 Main Howe Daniel K. & Co. carriage trimmers, and harness ma- Howe David(Teel, Howe & Co.), bacon curer, Main, opp. Windsor, house 35 Front [way Howe Elias, music dealer (103 Court, B.), house 285 Broad. Howe Estes, treasurer, Cambridge Gas Light Co., Lyceum Building, Harvard sq. and treas. U. R. R. Co. h. 1 Oxford Howe Frank M. draughtsman (B.), house 7 Norris Howe George L. salesman (B.), boards 4 Wright Howe Josiah D. painter, Mt. Auburn Cemetery, h. 3 Foster Howe Mary E. Miss, house 2 Garden Howe Mary L. widow, house 4 Wright Howe Octavius, superintendent of docks (73 Commercial, B.), house 17 Mt. Auburn Howe Otis (Tyler, Howe & Co.), spring bed manufacturer, Osborn's mills, h. 26 Inman Perfect Fitting Pantaloons. F RANK E. PECK, Chambers Temple Place, Boston, 1872. 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
.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. ESTES, Hardware,' Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, etc. Harvard Square, Cambridge.
176 CAMBRIDGE [H] DIRECTORY.
Howe Samuel, bds. Estes Howe's, 1 Oxford
Howe Thos. J. boots and shoes (4 Pearl, B. h. Wendell, n. Oxford
Howe Thos. J. G. spring bed maker, bds. 392 Main
Howe Tracy, clerk, bds. U. T. Howe's, Garden
Howe Tyler (Tyler Howe & Co.), spring bed manufactur- er, Osborn's mills, h. 392 Main
Howe Tyler & Co. (Tyler Howe & Otis Howe),spring bed manufacturers, Osborn's mills, h. 392 Maiu
Howe U. Tracy (92 State, B.), h. 55 Garden
Howe Wm. conservatory, Oxford, cor. Crescent, h. do.
Howe Wm. Rev. h. 746 Main
Howe Wm. E. varnish maker, h. 4 Wright
Howe Wm. H. clerk (B.), bds. 285 Broadway
Howells W. D. editor (Atlantic Monthly, B.), h. 3 Berke- ley
Howes Benj. L. bds. Solomon Howes', 334 Broadway
Howes Enoch H. clerk (B.) bds. 129 Inman
Howes Solomon, sea-captain, h. 334 Broadway
Howland Chas. H. clerk (B.),h. Inman, n. Hampshire
Howland Chas. H. bds. 152 Prospect
Howland F. P. Mrs. h. 152 Prospect
Howland J. F. book-keeper (B.), bds. 152 Prospect
Howland Thos. T. mason, h. 91 Norfolk
Howland Wm. H. (Howland, Dougherty & Co.), lumber dealer, Prison Point bridge, h. at Woburn
Howland, Doughty & Co. (Wm. H. Howland, James Doughty and Chas. E. Redfern), lumber dealers, Prison Point bridge, order-box (22 State, B.)
Howlett Chas. M. cigar maker, h. 28 Sydney
Howlett Enoch J. cigar maker, h. 117 Washington
Howlett Geo. C. commission merchant (25 Central wharf, B.), h. 56 Columbia
Howlett Wm. cigar maker, 543 Main, h. 115 Washington Howlett Wm. gas-fitter, 644 Main, h. Pioneer, cor. Broad- way
Hoyt Alvan, carpenter, h. 86 School
Hoyt .Arthur W, civil engineer, bds. 36 Trowbridge HOYT BENJ. J. locksmith and bell-hanger, 625 Main Hoyt Benj. S. (A. C. Sanborn & Co.), rough and ham- mered granite, Sanborn's wharf, Bridge, h. 134 Otis
Hoyt B. F. provision wagon, h. Sixth, n. Vine
Hoyt Geo. F. Mrs. h. 44 Broadway
Hubbard Appleton, wood and coal-dealer, wharf, foot Charles River, h. 19 Mt. Auburn
Tools, Table and Pocket Cutlery, and every variety of Whips and Lashes for sale at lowest prices, wholesale and retail.
557 Main Street,
LADIES' BOOTS AND SHOES,
Cambridgeport.
C. D. WILDER
GEO. W. WARE & CO., Parlor and Chamber Furniture, 157 Tremont Street, Boston.
Hubbard Chas. D. supt. Bay State Color Co. Montgomery, house 320 North avenue CAMBRIDGE [H] DIRECTORY. 177 Hubbard Gardiner Greene, counsellor (39 State, B.), h. Brattle, n. Sparks Hubbard Geo. B. conductor, h. 8 Rockwell Hubbard John H. apothecary, Harvard blk. 468 Harvard, bds. 42 m.t. Auburn Hubbard Melville W. clerk (Boston P. O.), h 9 Rockwell Hubbard Wm. M. provisions, Cambridge, cor. Second, h. North Second, n. Gore Huber Theodore, h. 104 Cambridge n. Mt. Auburn Huckins Thos. S. carpenter, Brighton, n. Eliot, h. Howard, 43 and 45 Summer Street, Boston. Hudson Frank W. goldleaf manufacturer (16 Harvard pl. B.), h. Cottage Farm Station Hudson Geo. moulder, h. Cottage blk. Spring Hudson Henry, clerk (B.), h. Spring, n. Third Hudson John F inkstand manuf. h. 104 Thorndike Hudson Samuel A. tailor, (5 Temple B.), h. 7 Clinton Hudson Sophia H. wid. of Lucius T. dress-maker, bds. J. S. Alexander's, 10 Brookline Hudson Thos. S. patent ribbon hand-stamp and inkstand [manuf. 64 Fifth, h. 75 Otis Huff Alphonso, mason, bds. 3 Baldwin pl. Baldwin Huggy David P. clergyman, h. 42 Holyoke Hughes Geo. H. painter, h. 1 Eaton Hughes John, laborer, h. Spruce, n. brickyard Hughes Patrick, grocer, North ave. opp. tannery Huguley H. W., U. S. inspector and gauger, Sortwell's distillery, h. 154 Prospect Hulbert Geo. upholsterer, h. 44 Hamilton Hulsman Chas. E. carpenter, bds. 26 Holyoke [folk Humphrey Benj. F. book-binder (114 State, B.), h. 25 Suf- Humphrey David (214 State, B.), h. 811 Main Humphrey David jr. (214 State, B.), bds. 811 Main Humphrey J. B. stair-builder, bds. 165 Spring Humphrey John, laborer, h. Lambert, n. Gore Humphrey O. H. clerk (P. O., B.), h. 41 Union Humphrey Seth T. carpenter (B.), h. 181 Main Humphrey Sophia Mrs. h. 104 Mt. Auburn HUNNEWELL CHARLES H. real-estate, Harvard sq. h. 134 Mt. Auburn [Auburn Hunnewell E. M. book-binder, bds. Hunnewell's, 134 Mt. Hunnewell Franklin, paper hanger, Church, h. 17 Hilliard Hunnewell Geo. laborer, h. 34 Foster [h. 6 Ash street ct. Hunnewell Jas. A. watches, jewelry, &c. 2 Harvard row Perfect Fitting Pantaloons. FRANK E. PECK, Chambers Temple Place, Boston, 1872. Stylish Cloths for Young Men's Wear, in our Custom Department
WARREN'S PHOTOGRAPHS, Post-Office Building, Cambridgeport, and 145 Tremont Street, Boston.
GEO. W. CARNES & CO.
F. IVERS, Nori .. Cambridge, Mass. Repaired, on the most reasonable
Best Manner.
THE IVERS BUGGY. Carriages Painted, Varnished and
terms, and in the
MONUMENTS, TABLETS, &c. JOHN J. HORGAN, 53 Main St., Cambridgeport Bridge.
178 CAMBRIDGE [ H] DIRECTORY.
Hunnewell James W. confectionery and periodicals, Hen- derson's blk. North ave. bds. J. A. Hunnewell's, 6 Ash street court
Hunnewell Ruth, wid. Chas. h. 79 Brattle
Hunnewell Wm. clerk, h. Second, n. Cambridge
Hunnewell Wm. A. book-keeper, h. 102 Thorndike
Hunt Chas. at slaughter house. h. Hunting, n. Cambridge Hunt Edgar F. (Edgar F. Hunt & Co.) book-seller and stationer, 575 Main, h. 10 Front
Hunt Samuel F. undertaker and janitor, High school, h. 10 Front
Hunter James, glass-cut er, h. Winter, n. Fifth
Hunter John A. mat-maker, h. 69 Brookline
Hunter Robert, slater, h. 2 Crane
Hunter Thomas, iron-moulder, 73 Hastings
Hunter Wm. h. 95 Austin
Hunting Chas. B. collector (B.), h. 5 Ellsworth ave.
Hunting Geo. B. nurseryman, h. 17 State
Hunting Henry E. livery stable, Norfolk, between Harvard and Broadway, h. 25 Elm
Hunting Herman, trader, h. 245 Broadway
Huntington Chas. F. bds. Joseph's, Third, n. Cambridge
Huntington James, watch-repairer, 9 Harvard row, h. 55 North ave. [River
Huntoon Hazen P. physician (163 Cambridge, B.), h. 69 Huntress Albion, conductor, h. North ave. cor. Dover
HURD AMOS D. wheelwright, Palmer, h. rear Palmer Hurd Edward A. bds. A. D. Hurd's, Palmer
Hurd Geo. H. clerk, h. 28 Howard [Main
Hurd James H. cracker pedler, h. Lechmere blk. 397 Hurd Mary Mrs. h. 3 Crane,s blk.
Hurlbut Wm. R. commission merchant (B.), 29} State, h 425 Broadway
Hurley Chas. clerk (B.), h. 98 Fifth
Hurley Chas. victualler, 122 Broadway, h. do.
Hurley D. A. marble carver, bds. 98 Fifth
Hurley James, laborer, h. 63 Gore
Hurley Jeremiah, currier, h. Clay, n. Spruce
Hurley Jeremiah, waiter, h. Charles, n. Court
Hurley John, laborer, h. 269 Cambridge
Hurley John, wines and liquors, Cambridge, cor. First h. do
Hurley Margaret, wid. Florence, h. Lechmere place
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,
Hurley Michael, carpenter, h. 325 Cambringe Hurley Patrick, laborer, h. rear 186 Bridge Hurley Thos. carpenter, h. Muller's ct. Hurley Timothy, laborer, h. 194 Dublin Hurley Timothy, teamster, h. Porter, n. Medford CAMBRIDGE [H] DIRECTORY. 179 Hurley Wm. plasterer, h. Porter, n. Warren Hurley Wm. Mrs. groceries, 22 North, h. do. Hurlihey Jerry, laborer, bds. Lane's, 55 Cedar Hurter Wm. Mrs. h. 95 Austin Hurter W.m. F. clerk (B.), bds. 95 Austin Husel Mary Ann Mrs. h. 94 Harvard Hussey Chas. W. book-keeper, bds. 119 Green Hussey John, wood-turner bds. 389 Main 43 and 45 Summer Street, Boston. Huston John J. eating-house (B.), rooms 4 Windsor Hutchins E. Winchester, cabinet maker, h. 71 Third Hutchins Francis, stair-builder, h. 34 Windsor Hutchins Joseph, diary manuf. h.37 Erie Hutchins Louis G. clerk (B.), h. 12 Ash street ct. GEO. W. WARE & CO., Furniture and Upholstery Goods, 157 Tremont Street, Boston. Hutchins P. P. hair-dresser, North ave. n. R. R. bridge, h. (Beacon, Somerville) Hutchins Samuel, pressman, Riverside, h. 12 Ash street ct. Hutchins S. G. clerk, h. Ash street ct. Hutchins Wm. grocer, Milk, cor. Cottage, h. do. Hutchinson Edward, brush-maker Maplewood, bds. 32 Broadway Hutchinson Eliza, wid. John, h. 20 Mason Hutchinson Hiram N. clerk, h. 45 Cambridge Hutchinson James, laborer, h. 20 Harvard Hutchinson James, shipper and receiver, h. 32 Broadway Hutchinson James jr. painter, h. 20 Harvard [Mason FRANK E. PECK, Chambers Temple Place, Boston, 1872. Hutchinson James B. at Lawrence Scientific school, h. 20 Hutchinson James T. bds. 20 Harvard Hutchinson John J. joiner, h. 10 Wheatland block Hutchinson Nathan, foreman, D. Osborn's, h. Sydney, near Franklin Hutchison Robert R. book-binder, h. 6 Howard Hutchison Thos. carpenter, h. Gore, n. Fifth Hyams S. S. travelling agent, h. 55 Cherry Hyde Chas. P. (Dana W. Hyde & Co.), dry goods, crock- ery, china and glassware, 4 Hyde's block, Main, bds. 681 Main Hyde Dana W. (Dana W. Hyde & Co.), dry goods, crock- ery, china and glassware, 4 Hyde's block,Main, h. 304 Harvard [681 Main. Hyde Edward, treasurer, Cambridgeport Savings Bank, h. Stylish Cloths for Young Men's Wear, in our Custom Department. GEO. W. CARNES & CO. 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, Fur- naces, etc. Harvard Square, Cambridge.
180
CAMBRIDGE [I-J] DIRECTORY.
Best Manner.
Hyde Geo. W. clerk (B.), h. 34 Mellen
Hyde Honora Mrs. h. 83 Brattle
Hyde Isaac, h. 34 Mellen
Hyde Jonathan H. clerk, h. 12 Holyoke
Hyde Wm. painter, 83 Brattle
Hyde Wm. G. clerk (B.), bds. 681 Main
Hyde Dana W. & Co.(Dana W. Hyde and Chas. P. Hyde), dealers in dry goods, crockery, china and glassware, 4 Hyde's b!k. Main
Hynes Thos. cabinet maker, h. 130 Harvard
IGRO JOHN, laborer, house North avenue, near Tannery
Ilsley Charles P. house 11 Sumner
Ingalls Chas. E. millinery, boards 124 Austin
Ingalls Charles W. policeman, bds. Elm, corner Russell, Som- erville line [n. Union
Ingalls Edward B. upholsterer, 251 Broadway, h. Hampshire, Ingalls Henry B. family groceries, and produce, Broadway, near Windsor, house 33 Essex
Ingalls John D. pump-maker, and plumber, 187 Harvard, h. 107 Norfolk
Ingalls John R. pump and block-maker, Harvard, opp. Pine, house 33 Essex
Ingalls Josiah H. music teacher, house 131 Pearl
Ingallsbee Granville M. rooms 16 Garden
Ingham Edward, cabinet maker, h. Cambridge, n. Second
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