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Ireland Angie L. Miss (Misses Pratt & Ireland), dress-maker, rooms 8 Harvard square
Ireland Edward C. book-binder, h. 12 Myrtle place
Ireland Elwin A. (Ireland & Smith), grocer, 464 Main, bds. Main, corner Columbia
Ireland Millie, Mrs. dress-maker, 429 Main, house do.
Ireson Mary, widow, house 16 Mt. Auburn
Irving William, stone-cutter, house 26 Vine
Isaac John, teamster, boards 121 Harvard
Isaac Thomas, tailor (49 Temple place, B.), h. 22 Howard
Isaacs Henry, cigar maker, house 53 Brookline
IVERS FRANCIS, carri age maker, North avenue, near Porter's Hotel, house Mt. Vernon, near depot [place
Ivers Warren, carriage maker, F. L. Chapman's, house 7 Otis
JACKSON ABBY C. house 5 Ellsworth avenue Jackson Charles, laborer, house 72 Harvard Jackson Elijah, hostler, house 115 Columbia Jackson Frederick, hair-dresser, Cambridge, corner Norfolk
sortment of Builders' Hardware, suitable for houses of the highest cóst, as well as for cheaper houses. A good supply of Joiners
Cambridgeport.
C. D. WILDER,
557 Main Street,
LADIES' BOOTS and SHOES,
THE IVERS BUGGY. Carriages Painted, Varnished and
terms, and in the
GEO. W. WARE & CO., Mantel and Pier Mirrors, 157 Tremont Street, Boston.
Jackson Lucy M. widow, house Beacon Jackson Isaac, clerk (B.), boards 22 Centre Jackson Patrick T. house 17 Follen Jackson S. pastor of North Avenue Methodist chapel, house Jackson Gilman D. fish-dealer (64 Anderson, B.), house 58 Western avenue 16 Bowdoin [20 Front Jackson Samuel H. corncake manuf. 6 Western ave. boards Jackson Warren, at Boston Stamping Co. bds. 8 Allston pl. Jackson Wm. iron-moulder, house 33 Washington Jackson William A. house 21 Tremont Jacobs Bela F. attorney, Cambridgeport National Bank bldg. 43 and 45 Summer Street, Boston. 583 Main, house 83 Auburn Jacobs Charles, book-binder, house 75 Pearl CAMBRIDGE [J] DIRECTORY. 181 Jacobs Daniel D. boards Watson, corner Pearl Jacobs Frank C. machinist, house 51 Washington Jacobs Hannah C. widow Daniel D. house 28 Watson Jacobs Harriet, Mrs. boarding-house, 10 Trowbridge Jacobs Justin A. attorney and city clerk, City Hall, house Pleasant, corner Franklin Jacobs Michael, elerk (B.), house Brookline, near Erie Jacobs Samuel, cigar maker, house rear 58 Harvard Jacoby Herman, clerk, boards 12 Brookline Jacquinot Adrian, French teacher, boards 4 Wright James Charles, clerk (B.), house 92 Harvard James Charles, laborer, house 61 Cherry James Edward B. (George B. James & Co.), lumber, Cam- bridge, near Bridge, house South Boston James George B. (Geo. B. James & Co.), lumber, Cambridge, near Bridge, house at South Boston James Henry, house 29 Quincy James Henry jr. boards 20 Quincy James Joseph, clerk, house 20 Front James Joseph K. brass-finisher, boards 34 Clark James Samuel, grocer, 543 Main, house Norfolk Perfect Fitting Pantaloons. FRANK E. PECK, Chambers Temple Place, Boston, 1872. James Thomas P. house 94 Brattle James William, boards 20 Quincy James Geo. B. & Co. (Geo. B. James), lumber, Bridge, junc- tion Cambridge office (14 State, B.), Stylish Cloths for Young Men's Wear in our Custom Department. Jameson Edwin A. L. millinery (170 Washington,B.), house Arlington, opp. Washington avenue Janes John, organ maker, 426 Main, house 73 River Janes Thomas, currier, boards Leuchte's, North avenue Jaques M. J. Miss, house 25 Church Jaquith Edwin, car conductor, house 8 Walnut ct.
Tools, Table and Pocket Cutlery, and every variety of Whips and Lashes for sale at lowest prices, wholesale and retail.
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.
182 CAMBRIDGE [J] DIRECTORY.
Jarman Mary Miss, house 43 Market
Jarvies Amos B. book-binder, house 11 Prospect
Jaseph Charles B. glass-maker, house Third, near Cambridge Jayes Daniel, laborer, house Clifton, near Spruce
Jefferds James F. coal-weigher, h. 1 Willard street court
Jefferds William R. letter carrier (Boston Post Office), house 41 Orchard
Jeffrey George, conductor, rooms 692 Mt. Auburn Jegerstomn J. William Frederick, machinist, Porter, corner Medford
Jelly Emeline A. wid. James, house rear 186 Cambridge Jenkins Charles L. lightning-rods, boards 22 Windsor
Jenkins Samuel (Noyes & Jenkins), lightning-rods (49 Green B.), house 15 Clinton [Tremont Jenks Hollis W. boots and shoes (100 Court, B.), house 45 Jenness G. lather, house 19 Pine [Hampshire
Jenness Jas. D. tin cans (Charlestown st. B.), house 127 Jenness John L. Mrs. house rear 382 Cambridge
Jenness Lewis P. pedler, house 12 Pine
Jenness William H. lather, house 6 Lincoln
Jennings Caroline, widow Levi, house 64 Prospect
Jennings Henry L. D. boards Harvard, corner Prospect Jennings James, laborer, house Harvey
Jennings James, stone-cutter, h. Cuddy's bik. 159 Columbia Jennings John. stone-cutter, boards 15 Hilliard
Jennings Joseph Mrs. house 494 Main
ENNINGS JOSEPH H. Dr.veterinary surgeon, Jennings' ct. h. 13 Green
Jennings Thomas W. mason, house 50 Brookline
Jennison James, tutor elocution, H. U. house 20 Craigie
Jessop Joseph H. confectioner (10 Tremont, B.)h.235 Harvard Jewell Anne, widow Hosea, house Webster place
Jewell Charlotte E. Miss, school-teacher, h. 6 Webster place Jewell Geo. works Dresser & Co's, boards 18.Perry , Jewell O. H. carpenter, house 37 Willard
Jewett Alverton S. messenger, house 129 Pearl [Sixth JEWETT ARTHUR N. painter, 99 Cambridge, boards 26 Johanson J. cabinet maker (B.), house Norfolk, n. Broadway Johnson A. H. painter, boards Pike's, Putnam, c. Washington Johnson Alonzo F. clerk (Post Office, B.), h. 143 Cambridge Johnson Carver Mrs. house 130 Washington
Johnson Charles, brass-finisher, house 6 Lincoln [Blanch Johnson Charles, fish-pedler, bds. Charles H. Wiggin's jr. Johnson Charles B. porter, house 66 Winter
Joiners' Tools, Table and Pocket Cutlery, and every variety of Whips and Lashes, for sale at lowest prices, wholesale ardretail.
Amidon's New York Hats, J. A. JACKSON & CO.
Albion Building, 59 Tremont St., Boston HATTERS and FURRIERS,
THE IVERS BUGGY. Carriages Painted, Varnished and
terms and in the
FRANK E. PECK, Chambers Temple Place, Boston, 1872.
Perfect Fitting Pantaloons.
GEO. W. WARE & CO., Hair Mattresses and Pillows, 157 Tremont St., Boston.
CAMBRIDGE [J] DIRECTORY. 183
Johnson Charles H. foreman packing-room (Beal & Hooper's, B.), boards Fourth, corner Spring
Johnson Edward, laborer, house 124 Court
Johnson Edward, stone-cutter, boards 71 Cambridge
Johnson F. H. fish-dealer (Faneuil Hall, B.), h. 43 Columbia
Johnson Francis H. salesman (B.), h. 116 Norfolk
Johnson G. H. student, bds. 125 Mt. Auburn
Johnson Gustave, cabinet maker, h. 27 Valentine
Johnson Henry, building mover, bds. 389 Main Johnson Henry F. physician (17 Tremont Temple, 82 Tre- mont, B.), h. 125 Mt. Auburn Johnson Henry H. house-painter, h. 23 Wallace
Johnson Henry S. carpenter, h. at Lowell
Johnson Herman A. tuner, h. 17 Fremont
[Cambridge
Johnson J. M. Mrs. milliner (Washington, B.), boards 71 Johnson John T. shoe-maker, h. 27 Washington
Johnson Joseph, laborer, h. 84 Harvard
Johnson Joseph S. oars (269 Coml. and 3 Eastern ave. . B.), h. 167 Cambridge
Johnson Lafayette, h. Soden, near the laundry
Johnson Lawrence, melter, h. 44 Clark
Johnson Maria, h. 44 Hastings
Johnson Marshall, fish-dealer, h. Pearl
[Bridge
Johnson Martha A. widow Charles, boarding-house, East, nr. Johnson Robert, shoe-maker, h. 27 Washington Johnson Robert J. clerk, bds. 21 Hastings
Johnson Robert J. clergyman, h. 29 Buckingham
Johnson Thomas, cabinet maker, bds. 50 Cedar
Johnson William, brush-maker, h. 84 Third
Jolly John, laborer, h. Donnell, cor. Tuttle Jones Allison, waiter, h. 7 Webster ave.
Jones Amos, policeman, h. 159 Bridge
Jones Andrew, mason, h. Second, near Cambridge [ett pl.
Jones Andrew J. blacksmith, Church, cor. Palmer, h. Ever-
Jones Augustus, clerk, h. 7 Webster ave.
Jones Augustus, h. 72 Elm
Jones Austin K. janitor, H. U. h. 10 Church
Jones Benjamin M. clerk, h. 22 Lee
Jones Charles B. car-conductor, rooms 25 Mt. Auburn
Jones Charles L. (Charles L. Jones & Co.), soap and candle manufacturer (220 State, B.), h. 299 Harvard
Jones Charles W. clerk, bds. 46 Lee
Jones Daniel, laborer, h. 31 Hastings
Jones David L. plasterer, h. 16 Gore Jones Ed. horse car-driver, bds. Elm, cor. Russell
WARREN'S PHOTOGRAPHS, Post-Office Building, Cambridgeport, and 145 Tremont Street, Boston.
Boston.
oys' and Youths' Clothing at Retail. GEORGE W. CARNES & CO., 43 and 45 Summer Street,
THE IVERS BUGGY. Carriages Painted, Varnished and
terms, and in the
I. P. ESTES, Hardware, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, etc., Harvard Square, Cambridge.
184 CAMBRIDGE [J] DIRECTORY.
Jones E. J. laborer, h. 20 Hastings
Jones Elias, teamster, h. 128 Norfolk
Jones Eliza A. widow Francis, h. 25 Sixth
Jones Francis jr. carpenter, 7 Holly
Jones Frank H. (C. L. Jones & Co. 220 State, B.), h. 46 Lee Jones Frederick C. clerk, bds. L. J. Cloyes', Church
Jones George, house 16 Winthrop
Jones George N. bds. G. Jones', Winthrp, cor. Holyoke
Jones Henry, jobber, h. 36 Union
Jones Henry, laborer, h. 113 Columbia
Jones Henry, clerk (B.), bds. 212 Harvard
Jones Henry E. (C. L. Jones & Co.), soap and candle manu- facturer (220 State, B.), h. 276 Harvard
Jones Henry M. carpenter, h. 70 School
Jones Herbert L. sawyer, h. 81 Austin
Jones Isaac F. asst. register, Probate court and justice of the peace, house 193 Cambridge
Jones James, provisions, h. 7 Leighton court
Jones James, stair-builder, bds. 15 Clark
Jones James T. bds. 32 Sydney
[h. 12 Shepard
Jones John L. foreman, composing room University Press, Jones John R. clerk, rooms 464 Main [128 Norfolk Jones John W. inner-sole and heeling manufacturer (B.), bds. Jones Joseph, boiler maker, bds. 4 Pioneer pl.
Jones Joseph H. carpenter, h. 81 School [way
Jones Joseph M. foreman, Kendall & Robert's, rooms 2 Broad-
Jones Leonard S. h. 21 Kirkland
Jones Lucius A. h. 46 Lee
Jones Lydia S. widow Isaac, h. 66 Columbia
Jones Lyman O. provisions, Holly, cor. Main
JONES MARK A. druggist, Gore, cor. Third h. do.
Jones Nathaniel, carpenter (Myrtle, B.), bds. 752 Main
Jones Robert, furrier (39 Summer, B.), h. 212 Harvard
Jones Thatcher L. restaurant, 18 Brattle, bds. 6 Shepherd's blk. Charles River
Jones Thomas W. stereotyper, bds. 12 Shepard
Jones T. L. saloon, h. 9 Charles River
Jones William, book-keeper (B.), h. 96 Auburn
Jones William, engineer, h. 33 Washington
Jones William, upholsterer (B.), h. Sixth, near Vine
Jones William E. upholsterer, h. Sixth, near Vine
Jones Wm. F. Capt. bds 84 Washington
Jones Wm. R. (Charles L. Jones & Co.), soap and candle manufacturer (220 State, B.), h. 307 Harvard
BURDITT & WILLIAMS, 20 Dock Square, Boston. The attent'ou of Builders is called to our very large stock and complete as-
557 Main Street,
GENTS' BOOTS and SHOES,
Cambridgeport.
C. D. WILDER,
F. IVERS, North Cambridge, Mass. Repaired, on the most reasonable
Best Manner.
Jones C. L. & Co. (Chas. L. Jones, Henry E. Jones, William R. Jones and F. H. Jones), soap and candle manufactu- rers, Pearl, cor. Valentine, office (20 State, B.) Jordan David, iron-moulder, h. rear 26 Washington Jordan Elisha, building mover, h. 44 Spring CAMBRIDGE [K] DIRECTORY. 185 Jordan John, iron-moulder, rear 79 Hastings Jordan Thomas R. cabinet maker, h. 52 Pine Jordan William, cabinet maker, bds. 52 Pine Jordan Wm. N. chemist, h. 129 Spring [place Jordan Wm. S. engineer at J. P. Squire & Co.'s, h. 3 Gore Joseph Frank, boarding-house, 95 Third Joseph Isaac, fruit-pedler, h. 34 Auburn Josselyn Aaron, watch and clock-maker, Cambridge, h. 149 do. Josselyn Annie B. Miss, school-teacher, bds. 149 Cambridge Josselyn Eleazar C. carpenter, h. 120 Fourth Josselyn Frank, clerk (B.), h. Erie, cor. Pearl Josslyn Ellis K. comb-maker and optician (130 Wasington, Boston. B.), h. 21 Washington Jovern Thomas, groceries, 21 Spring, h. do. GEO. W. WARE & CO., Furniture and Upholstery Goods, 157 Tremont Street, Boston. Joy Isaac, carpenter, h. 12 Prospect Joy Laura B. Miss, bds. 8 Hamilton Jude William, laborer, h. Walnut, cor. Pleasant Judkins Eliza M. Miss, artiste, h. 11 Chestnut Juggins John, mat-maker, h. 16 Perry Jury Wm. D. cabinet, bds. 61 Third Just Philibert, carver, h. 89 Fourth KALBERG L. upholsterer, h. Stevens court Kane Catherine, widow Hugh, h. Sacramento, cor. Carver Kane Daniel, laborer, h. Lambert, near Cambridge Kane Edward, blacksmith, h. 23 Cowperthwait FRANK E. PECK, Chambers Temple Place, Boston, 1872. Kane John, laborer, h. Jones' alley, near West Kane Margaret, h. Washington court Kane Martin, laborer, h. 36 Ellery Kane Maurice, laborer, h. rear 55 Amory Kane Michael, N. E. Glass Co.'s, h. Winter, near Third Kane Nancy, h. 51 Vine Karcher Philip, porter, h. 134 Pleasant Karnan John H. tinsmith, bds. 11 Porter Kear?John, laborer, h. Bridge, near Mansion House Kearin Hannah, widow Alexander, h. 77 Spruce Kearn John, laborer, h. Montgomery, near Spruce Keating Michael, blacksmith, bds. Torrey's, Mt. Auburn Keay Ed. diary maker, bds. 18 Perry Keay Erburn S. farmer, h. Walden, near Dublin Perfect Fitting Pantaloons. Boys' and Youths' Clothing at Retail. GEORGE W. CARNES & CO., 43 and 45 Summer Street,
WARREN'S PHOTOGRAPHS, Post-Office Building, Cambridgeports and 145 Tremont Street, Boston.
MONUMENTS, TABLETS, &c. JOHN J. HORGAN, 53 Main St., Cambridgeport Bridge.
Carriages Painted, Varnished and Repaired, on the most reasona
Keef Patience, widow, bds. 21 Sixth Keefe Daniel, currier, h. Reed, near Harvey tems, and in the Best Manner 186 CAMBRIDGE [K] DIRECTORY.
Kebler Frederick, student, bds. Holyoke, cor. Mt. Auburn Keef Ephraim, fish-dealer, h. 21 Sixth
Keefe Catherine, widow Timothy, h. Willow place
Keefe Daniel, h. 76 Spruce
Keefe Dennis, laborer, h. Lechmere pl.
Keefe Edward F. carpenter, bds. 32 Cherry Keefe Ellen, widow John, h. Short, near North
Keefe Eugene, laboror, h. Short, near Bridge
Keefe James, painter, bds. 544 Main
Keefe James, stone-mason, h. Elm, near Lincoln Keefe Jerry, laborer, h. 147 Main
Keefe John, laborer, h. Norfolk, near Cambridge Keefe John O. stove-manufacturer (B.), h. 69 Third Keefe Mary, widow James, h. Bolton, near Dublin Keefe Patrick, currier, h. Reed, near Spruce
Keefe Thomas, blacksmith, bds. Keefe's, Norfolk Keefe Thomas, laborer, h. East, near North Keefe Timothy, pedler, bds. Horan's, Montgomery Keegan D. S. works F. Kennedy s, h. 512 Main Keegan Bernard, cook, h. Harvard, near G. J. R. R. Keegan Robt. shoe-maker, bds. 24 Brighton
Keeter A. A. Miss, asst. school-teacher, bds. 13 Avon Keeler Cornelius P. (153 Blackstone, B.), h. 19 Bowdoin Keely Joseph, jobber, h. 24 Harvard [Franklin Keeman John, foreman, Jessop's candy manufactory, h. 21 Keenan James H. carpenter, 98 Cambridge, h. Tremont, n. Cambridge
Keenan James P. carpenter, h. 431 Cambridge
Keenan John, carpenter, h. 59 Brookline
Keenan John, laborer, h. rear 123 Court
Keenan Marshall, shoemaker, bds. 449 Main
Keenan Michael A. carpenter, h. 104 Tremont
Keenan Michael H. pressman, h. De Wolf, n. Mt. Auburn Keenan Owen W. carpenter, bds Tremont, n. Cambridge
Keenan Peter, painter, h. 4 Mullen's ct. Winter
Keenan Thos. laborer, h. Charles, n. Court Keenan Thos. spring-maker, h. North, n. East Keene James, laborer, h. Stevens' court, Fourth Keene James F. mason, bds. 67 Ellery Keever Edward, laborer, h. Beaver, cor. Flagg
Kehoe James, book-binder, Riverside Press, h. 107 Pearl
Kelleher Dennis, laborer, h. Franklin, opp. Soden Kelleher James, laborer, h. r. Hancock
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,
-
THE IVERS BUGGY. F. IVERS, North Cambridge, Mass, .
Kelleher James, currier, h. Montgomery, n. Spruce Kelleher Jerry, car-driver, h. 200 Dublin Kelleher John, cement pipe-maker, bds. 21 Harvard Kelleher John, laborer, h. 196 Spruce Kelleher Julia, wid. washer-woman, h. Lambert, n. Gore CAMBRIDGE [K] DIRECTORY. 187 Kelleher Michael, laborer, h. East, n. L. R. R. [East Kelleher Michael J. cabinet maker, bds. Michael Kelleher's, Kelleher Patrick, laborer, h. 196 Spruce Kelleher Timothy, laborer, h. Jefferson, cor. Rideout Kelleher Wm. laborer, bds. 200 Dublin Kellenberger A. varnisher, h. 155 Otis Kellenberger Chas. varnisher, bds. 155 Otis Keller Andrew, wood-turner, h. 107 Spring Kelley A. P. (Stedman & Kelley); piano-forte action manuf. State, h. 25 Essex Kelley Arthur C. steward, President Eliot's, Quincy Kelley Bernard, laborer, h. 22 Harrison ct. Kelley Cyrus K. physician, 80 Cambridge, h. do. Kelley Dolly S. wid. Amasa S. h. 10 Perry GEO. W. WARE & CO., Mantel and Pier Mirrors, 157 Tremont Street, Boston. Kelley Edward, laborer, h. 34 Foster Boston. Kelley Edward, laborer, h. 194 Dublin Kelley Edward, laborer, h. Cambridge, opp. Wheatland blk. Kelley Francis A. upholsterer, bds. 106 Fourth Kelley Gracie, wid. John, h. 9 Porter Kelley Isabella Mrs. h. 106 Fourth Kelley John, boiler maker, bds. Murray's 119 Harvard Kelley John, laborer, h. Warren, n. Cambridge Kelley John, tanner, bds. 9 Murdock Kelley John J. baker, h. Gerry, n. Mt. Auburn Kelley Joseph, glass-blower, h. r. 36 Gore Kelley Joseph B. carpenter, 22 Mt. Auburn, h. do. Kelley Joseph J. cabinet maker, h. 63 Vine Kelley Lawrence, marble polisher, h. 105 Elm [h. do. Kelley Margaret T. Miss, variety-store, Fourth, cor. Winter, Kelley Mary A. wid. Daniel, h. Gore, n. Sixth Kelley Mary C. Mrs. h. 6 Worcester Kelley Michael, helper, h. 54 Amory Kelley Michael, stone-cutter, h. 26 Seventh Kelley Michael, laborer, h. 126 Bridge Kelley Michael, glass-maker, h. 113 Fourth Kelley Michael, currier, bds. Eustis ct. n. Oxford Kelley Michael, laborer, h. 14 North Kelley Michael, bds. John F. Roger's, Fresh Pond lane Kelley Michael, laborer, bås. 26 Sparks WARREN'S PHOTOGRAPHS, Post-Office Building, Cambridgeport, and 145 Tremont Street, Boston, 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,
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.
188 CAMBRIDGE [K] DIRECTORY.
Kelley Michael, upholsterer, h. 6 Fourth
Kelley Moses, carpenter, h. 31 Clark
Kelley Patrick, baker, bds. 2 Brooks
Kelley Patrick, laborer, h. 5 Willard place
Kelley Patrick, laborer, h. 8 Conlon's ct.
Kelley Patrick, marble worker, h. Hampshire, cor. Portland
Kelley Peter, machinist, bds. 105 Elm
Kelley Richard, tailor, h. McCabe, n. Cambridge
Kelley Samuel J. (Kelley & Mckinnon), carpenter, h. Put- nam pl. n. Western ave.
Kelley Thos. book-binder, h. 9 Porter
Kelley Timothy, stucco worker, h. Short, n. Bridge
Kellon Daniel, gas-fitter and plumber, bds. 49 Clark
Kelly Thos. W. horse-shoer, bds. Gerry's, Elm
Kelsey Albert H. builder and contractor, bds. Washington ave. cor. Arlington
Kelsey Aibro L. fruit and confectionery (B.), bds. 28 Watson
Kelsey Anson H. upholsterer, h. 28 Webster
Kelsey John H. upholsterer, h. Webster, n. Pleasant
Kelsey Thos. Mrs. nurse, h. 30 Fourth
Kelsey Wm. upholsterer (135 Friend, B. , h' 108 Thorndike Kelsey Wm. H. upholsterer (83 Haverhill, B.), bds. 108 Thorndike
Kelso Adam, machinist, h. 259. Broadway
Kelso Alexander, boiler maker, h. Washington
Kelso James, boiler maker, h. 259 Broadway
Kelso Wm. h. 259 Broadway
[Harvard
Kemp Horace G. (Kemp & Sons), soap-manuf. bds. 164 Kemp James H. (Kemp & Sons), soap-manuf. bds. 164 Har- vard [Broadway, h. 164 Harvard
Kemp Lysander (Kemp & Sons), soap-manuf. Davis, cor. Kemp & Sons (Lysander Kemp, James H. and Horace G.), soap-manufs. Davis, c. Broadway
Kempton Lemuel, commission merchant (126 Commercial, B.), h. 24 Mt. Auburn [Magazine
Kendall Edward (Kendall & Roberts), boiler maker, h. 136 Kendall Frederick J. clerk (B.), bds. 145 Cambridge
Kendall Isaac F. sawyer, 426 Main, h. 4 Brooks
Kendall James, jeweller (91 Hanover,B.), h. 145 Cambridge
Kendall John B. grainer, h. Washington, n. Columbia
Kendall Joshua, teacher, private school, Appian Way, h. 123 Inman
KENDALL & ROBERTS (Edward Kendall and George B. Roberts), plate-iron works , boilers, &c. Main, Cam- bridgeport
Tools, Table and Pocket Cutlery, and every variety of Whips and Lashes for sale at Lowest prices, wholesale and retail.
557 Main Street,
CHILDREN'S BOOTS A SPECIALTY.
Cambridgeport.
C. D. WILDER,1
Perfect Fitting Pantaloons.
Kenerson Oscar N. carriage maker, h. Lechmere blk. Kenerson Wm. W. provision dealer (B.), h. 150 Hampshire Kenison Nicholas D. sawyer, h. 39 Windsor Keniston Edward C. clerk (B.), bds. 133 Cambridge Keniston Frederick, driver, icecart, h. 112 Elm Keniston Reuben C. Mrs. h. 133 Cambridge CAMBRIDGE [K] DIRECTORY. 189 Kennard Benjamin, policeman, h. 9 De Wolf Kennard Benj. C. book-keeper (B.), h. 9 De Wolf Kennard Harriet C. Miss, h. 9 De Wolf Kennard Lizzie L. Miss, dress-maker, h. 9 De Wolf Kennay Michael, hostler, h. 124 Brookline 43 and 45 Summer Street, Boston. Kennealy John, h. 73 Concord ave. Kennealy John H. student, bds. 73 Concord ave. Kennedy Daniel, blacksmith, Windsor, junction Webster ave. house do. [Main, h. 27 Lee KENNEDY FRANK A. cracker baker, 498, 500 and 502 GEO. W. WARE & CO., Parlor Cabinets, Easels and Marquetrie Work, 157 Tremont Street, Boston. Kennedy James Mrs. wid. h. 87 Elm Kennedy James, laborer, h. 8th in Willow pl. Kennedy James, brush-maker (B.), h. 3 Fifth Kennedy John, h. 73 Concord ave. Kennedy John, laborer, h. 83 Elm Kennedy John, printer, h. 1 Fremont Kennedy John H. student, bds. 73 Concord ave. Kennedy Martin, laborer, h. 77 Broadway Kenned- Raymond, h. 50 Hamilton Kennedy R. S. Mrs. h. 40 Austin Kennedy Thomas, gardener, h. Cowperthwait, n. Banks Kennedy Wm. stable, North ave. n. Arlington R. R. h. do. Kenney Edward, glass-blower, h. 40 Winter Kenney Edward, laborer, h. 86 Webster ave. FRANK E. PECK, Chambers Temple Place, Boston, 1872. Stylish Cloths for Young Men's Wear, in our Custom Department.
Kenney Edward, soap-maker, bds. Webster ave. n. Windsor Kenney Frank, ale, beer, &c. 560 Main, h. at Brookline Kenney John, brush-maker, h. Rideout
Kenney John, cabinet finisher h. 12 Hancock
Kenney John, tinplate worker, h. Murdock, n, Gardner
Kenney Leander, glass-maker, h. 210 Bridge
Kenney Timothy Mrs. h. Murdock, n. Gardner
Kenney Wm. G. teamster, h. Murdock, cor. Hampshire Kennil Charles M. h. 512 Main
Kennison Nehemiah R. h. North ave. cor, Meacham
Kenniston James M. physician and surgeon, h. 124 Austin
Kenny G. Thomas, laborer, h. Wash. ct.
Kenny James, laborer, h. 309 Cambridge
Kenny John S. wood-worker, h. 7 Fourth
WARREN'S PHOTOGRAPHS, Post-Office Building, Cambridgeport, and 145 Tremont Street, Boston.
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.
MONUMENTS, TABLETS, &c. JOHN J. HORGAN, 53 Main St., Cambridgeport Bridge.
190 CAMBRIDGE [K] DIRECTORY.
Kent Geo. W. teamster, h. r. 77 Spring Kent Gouverneur, clerk, 1 Brattle, rooms do.
Kent Ichabod, carpenter, h. 93} Green
Kent James B. hotel, 15 School ct. h. do.
Kent Mary F. wid. bds. 27 Western ave. Kent Wm. plumber, h. 79 Auburn
Kent Wm. H. book-keeper (B.), bds. Hancock, cor. Harvard Keough John, stone-cutter, 60 Broadway Keough Roger, car-driver, h. Baldwin, n. Kirkland Kerikner Karl, boiler maker, h. 72 Harvard Kern Francis V. B. conveyancer (B.), h. Second, n. Otis Kern Martin L. glass-cutter, h. Sixth, n. Thorndike Kern Rebecca, wid. Theodore, h. 21 Coggswell ave. Kernan James, furniture dealer, 3 Brattle, h. 218 Green Kernan Marshall G. boot-maker, bds. 369 Main
Kernan Thos. J. assistant librarian, College library, rooms 11 Mt. Auburn
Kerrigan James, laborer, h. 382 Cambridge . [Day Kershaw Chas. E. safe-manuf. (11 and 13.Green, B.), h. 5 Keyes John, painter, bds. Mrs. Sharkey's, Flagg, near Banks Keyes William, book-binder, bds. 8 Prince
Kidd Algernon B. salesman (New York), h. 5 Temple Kidder Samuel P. engineer, h. 46 Otis
Kidder Wm. A. conductor, h. 256 North ave. Kieley Edward, salesman, h. 212 Bridge Kieley James, baker, h. 11 Austin Kieley John J. grocer, bds. 49 Clark
Kieley Richard, glass-cutter, bds. 121 Bridge Kihlgren C. A. boarding-house, Second. near Cambridge Kilburn Edward J. bds. Norfolk, near Broadway
Killery Martin, tailor, h. Cowperthwait, near De Wolf
Killian Patrick, at gas works, h. Foster
Killion Mary, widow Patrick, h. 150 Green Kilroy Michael, currier, h 35 Baldwin Kilroy Patrick, laborer, h. Otis, near Eighth Kilroy Patrick, laborer, h. 5 Willard place
Kilroy Thomas, currier, bds. Eustis ct. near Oxford
Kimball Annies, teamster, h. bet. Banks and De Wolf Kimball Carlo, box-maker, bds. 49 Elm
Kimball Charles H. h. 16 Howard
Kimball Frederick, book-keeper (B.), h. 46 Pearl [Austin
Kimball J. Franklin, merchant tailor, Main, n. Norfok bds. 49 Kimball John, expressman, h. 12 Wright
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