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Smith Peter J. sawyer, 382 and 388 Main, house Warren, near Cambridge
Smith R. D. Mrs. widow, house 131 Brookline
Smith Rebecca K. widow James, house 30 Magazine
Smith Robert C. paver, h. Lopez, near Brookline
Smith Sarah W. Mrs. boards 29 Sixth
Smith Simon F. carpenter, house 83 Auburn
Smith Simon P. laborer, bds. Water, corner Bridge
Smith Taylor F. clerk (B.), bds. T. L. Smith's, 1 Chauncy Smith T. Frank, drug clerk, bds. Goodwin's, Henderson's blk. SMITH THOMAS, horse-shoer, 436 Main, h. 73 School Smith Thomas, butcher, house Harvey
Smith Thomas L. grocer (61 Clinton, B.), h. 1 Chauncy
Smith Walter E. clerk (B.), boards 104 Mt. Auburn
Smith William, cabinet maker, bds. 31 East
Smith William, printer, house 139 Brookline
Smith Wm. hair-dresser, Windsor, c. Main, bds. at B.
Smith Wm. cabinet maker (B.), h. Magazine, opp. Willow Smith Wm. H. clerk, boards 46 Tremont
Smith Wm. H. printer (B.), house 55 Broadway
Smith Wm. H. H. planer, h. Fourth, corner Cambridge
Smith Will. P. job-printer, boards 144 Pearl
Smithers John B. book-binder, house 7 Daye avenue Smukle Fred, organ maker, h. Third, corner Gore Smye Joseph, gardener, house 159 Pleasant Smytherman Henry, teamster, h. 16 Webster avenue Smytherman Wm. laborer, house 49 Clark Snell Wm. carpenter, house Cambridge, near Second Snow Ambrose, carpenter, house 20 Hancock
Snow Byron M. car-conductor, house 35 Pleasant Snow Chas. F. painter, house 4 Holly place
SNOW EBEN, cashier, Charles River Bank, and treasurer of the Cambridge Savings Bank, h. 7 Fayerweather
Snow E. Herbert, leather (118 High, B.), bds. 267 North ave. Snow Eugene J. student. bds. Arnold's, r. Hancock, n. Harvard Snow Henry E. clerk, house 50 Cherry [12 De Wolf Snow James H. (Millan & Snow), fish-dealer, 21 Brattle, h.
Snow James M. carpenter, house 77 Concord avenue
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.
Albion Building, 59 Tremont St., Boston. HATTERS and FURRIERS,
F. IVERS, North Cambridge, Mass. Repaired, on the most reasonable
Best Manner.
GEO. W. WARE & CO., Lace Curtains and Dra- peries, 157 Tremont Street, Boston.
Snow Joseph, carpenter, house 27 Rice Snow Leonard, children's carriage manufacturer (607 Wash- ington, B.), house 45 Mt. Auburn Snow Nancy, widow William, house 32 Pearl Snow Nathaniel A. salesman (B.), house 60 Auburn CAMBRIDGE [S] DIRECTORY. 291 Snow Russell L. (Rhaodes & Snow), carpenter,_ Allston, h. 40 Hamilton [near North ave. Snow Samuel, counsellor (17 Pemberton sq. B.), h. Wendell, Snow Sarah Mrs. house Wendell, near North avenue Snow Seymour B. cashier, Cambridgeport National Bank, h. 127 Magazine Snow Simeon, leather (95 Higli, B.), house 7 Bigelow Snow William M. clerk and messenger, Charles River Nation- al Bank, bds. 7 Fayerweather Soley John J. broker (13 Exchange, B.), h. Putnam, c. Green Solomons Coleman, pedler, house 89 Brookline [do. Somerby Chas. A. organ pipe-maker, Second, cor. Gore, bds. Somerby Washington F. real-estate agent, house 3 Avon Somes John F. carver, house 50 Pine Boston. Soper James B. book-keeper (B.), h. Putnam, n. Western ave. Sortell Daniel R. pres. Cambridge National Bank, h. 59 Otis Sortwell's Distillery, Cambridge, cor. Distillhouse place Soule Benjamin T. fruits (22 Union, B.), h. 286 Broadway Soule William, house-carpenter, h. Washington, near Pine Soule William S. com. mer. (162 Pearl, B.), h. Thorndike, near Fourth [Southac's Southac Frank, organ action maker, Main, bds. Jas. H. Southac James H. organ action maker, Main, h. 32 Prospect Southard Samuel S. at Wood's, house Howard Southward Thomas, trunk-maker (B.), h. 46 Fifth Southwick Hannah R. widow Simeon, h.Third, n. Cambridge Southworth George M. apothecary, 439 Main, h. 7Sydney Spain William, shoe-maker, 557 Main, house 4 School Spanns Simon, grocer, house 6 Hamilton FRANK E. PECK, Chambers Temple Place, Boston, 1872. Boys' and Youths' Clothing at Retail. GEORGE W. CARNES & CO., 43 and 45 Sum ner Street, Sparhawk John B. merchant, house 46 Williams Sparks Jared Mrs. house Quincy, near Kirkland Sparrow Benjamin F. (2 Pearl, B.), h. Columbia, c. Suffolk Sparrow Emeline Miss, house 32 Magazine Sparrow Herbert, clerk (B.), h. Columbia, corner Suffolk Sparrow James H. carpenter and builder, Auburn ct. house 62 Auburn Sparrow Josiah, carpenter, house 15 Cottage Sparrow Richard K. life insurance agent, h. 41 Cottage Spaulding A, stone-cutter, bds. 62 Broadway Spaulding Frank, bds. Norfolk, corner Austin 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.
THE IVERS BUGGY. Carriages Painted, Varnished and
terms and in the
I. P. ESTES, Hardware, Stoves, Ranges, Fur- naces, etc. Harvard Square, Cambridge.
292
CAMBRIDGE [S] DIRECTORY.
Spaulding Geo. H. blacksmith, bds. 62 Broadway
Spaulding Jacob C. moulder, Boston Rolling-mills, h. 615 Broadway
Spear Everett A. stone-cutter, bds. 4 Pioneer place Spear Frank, pedler, house 488 Main
Spear George G. jr. gate-keeper, Mt. Auburn, h. Mt. Auburn Spellman Malachi M. blacksmith, Cherry, c. School, house 59 Cherry
Spelman Israel M. (31 Kilby, B.), house 62 Sparks
Spencer Albert A. clerk (B.), boards 82 Washington
Spencer Charles, hack-driver, bds. 94 Auburn
Spencer Charles H. clerk (B.), house 17 Market
Spencer Charles H. clerk (B.), house 18 Clark
Spencer Daniel, porter, house 92 Harvard Spencer Fannie, widow William, house 21 Brookline
Spencer George, cabinet maker, house 182 Harvard
Spencer George F. laborer, house rear 125 Spring
Spencer Hosea, mason, house 82 Washington
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Spillane John J. oyster and lager-beer saloon, 214 Cambridge, Splaine Cornelius, liquors, house 283 Cambridge Spooner Allen, tin-pedler, house 1 Leighton court Sprague Hattie L. Mrs. house 15 Sydney
Sprague Rufus, type-finisher (B.), h. Dover, n. Somerville line Sprague Wm. F. salesman (B.), house 3 Garden Springsteen John, porter, bds. 13 Webster ave.
Sproul Andrew, policeman, h. Harrison ct. cor. Wright
Sproul Thomas, laborer, bds. Holly, corner Main
Sproule Charles E. photographer (7 Tremont row, B.), h. 58 Thorndike
Sprowle Joseph, laborer, h. Windsor, near School Squire John P. (John P. Squire & Co.), provision dealer, Gore, near Sixth, house at Arlington
SQUIRE JOHN P. & CO. (John P. Squire, Hiland Lock- wood and W. W. Kimball), provision dealers (23 and 25 Faneuil Hall market, and 39 North Market, B.), pork house, Gore, near Sixth
Stacey Geo. W. clerk, house 52 Winthrop Stackpole Joseph, stair-builder, house 96 Spring Stackpole Joseph jr. hatter, house 96 Spring Stacy Edward P. horsecar-driver, h. River, opp. Williams Stacy Geo. W. painter, 608 Main, house 19 Perry Stacy John, carpenter, house Norton, corner Wright Stacy John, piano-forte action maker, h. 37 Western ave. Stacy Melville, lawyer, Henderson's blk. North ave. and(27 Court, B.), house Somerville
sortment of Builders' Hardware, suitable for houses of the high- est cost, as well as for cheaper houses. A good supply of Joiners'
557 Main Street, GENTS' BOOTS and SHOES,
Cambridgeport.
C. D. WILDER,
Stafford James, shoe-maker, house 7 Reed Stafford John, baker, h. Cowperth wait, near River CAMBRIDGE [S] DIRECTORY. 293 Stafford John A. gas-fitter, 644 Main, bds. Broadway House Stafford J. S. gas-fitter, 644 Main, house 41 Norfolk Stafford Louisa, widow Thomas, house 91 Allston Stafford Norman M. marble cutter, h. Acorn, near Walnut Stanger Lewis Mrs. house 25 Sixth Stanislaus Franklin, house Clay, near Spruce Stanley H. E. pedler, house 109 Otis Stanton David J. foreman (15 Otis, B.), h. 73 Gore Stanton Sophronia, widow Newell, h. Winter, near Fifth Staples Edwin B. (Custom House, B.), house 12 Howard GEO. W. WARE & CO., Parlor and Chamber Fur- niture, 157 Tremont Street, Boston. 43 and 45 Summer Street, Boston. Staples James W. machinist, bds. 149 Main Staples Samuel (Mason & Hamlin's, B.), h. 57 Pleasant Stapley Samuel, clerk (B.), house 12 Murdock STARBUCK JAMES C. stove-dealer, 423 and 425 Main, house 139 Washington Stark Wm. F. book-keeper (B.), h. Suffolk, near Norfolk Starke Tobias, cabinet maker, house 212 Cambridge Start Wm. A. Rev. house 30 Coggswell avenue Stayner John D. printer, house 60 Pearl Stayner Wm. R. (Stayner and Hall), stoves &c. 637 Main, house 43 Pearl Stayner & Hall (W. R. Stayner and Joseph Hall), stoves, furnaces &c. 637 Main StClair John M. h. 8 Front Stearnes Geo. O. locksmith, bds. 44 Seventh Stearns Alfred W. carpenter, h. 1 Symond's blk. De Wolf Stearns Amos F. house 43 Seventh [Seventh Stearns Amos O. locksmith (under City Hotel, B.), house 44 Stearns Charles, car-driver, boards 12 Dunster FRANK E. PECK, Chambers Temple Place, Boston, 1872. Stylish Cloths for Young Men's Wear in our Custom Department. Stearns Chas. E. carriage painter, h. 37 Garden
Stearns Chas. E. clerk (B.), bds. 43 Seventh
Stearns Chas. F. book-keeper, h. 74 Allston
Stearns Francis F. carpenter, bds. Cottage
Stearns Geo. H. house 11 School court
Stearns Horace B. pressman, Riverside Press, boards 19 School court [20 Eliot
Stearns James, livery stable, Brattle, near Harvard sq. house
Stearns Joshua B. house 103 Allston
Stearns Joshua B. jr. upholsterer (B.), bds. Allston, near Pear
Stearns Marshall N. mason, house 149 Main
Stearns Oliver, Parkman Professor of Theology, H. U. house Kirkland place
Stearns Thomas, house 19 School court
WARREN'S PHOTOGRAPHS, Post-Office Building, Cambridgeport, and 145 Tremont Street, Boston.
GEO. W. CARNES & CO.
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.
294 CAMBRIDGE [S] DIRECTORY.
Stearns Wm. G. house Lowell, near Mt. Auburn Stechell Joseph, pattern maker, house 36 Windsor Stedman Martha R. wid. Samuel, house 10 South
Stedman Samuel F. piano -keys, 125 Harvard
Stedman Vernal R. (Stedman & Kelley), piano-forte action manuf. Osborn's mills, State, house 218 Harvard Stedman & Kelley (Vernal R. Stedman and A. P. Kelley), piano-forte manufs. Osborn's mills, State
Steel James baker, house 137 Main
Steele Benj. H. builder, house 8 Arlington-
Steele Eugene J. cutter (B.), h. 63 Pearl
[Austin
Steele Jacob T. hats, caps etc. (83 Franklin, B.), house 104 Steele Lucy A. Mrs. dress-maker, boards 93 Elm
Steele Michael M. house 68 Dana
Steenberg John P. cabinet maker, h. Hampshire, cor. Clark Steenberg J. P. Mrs. variety store, 345 Main, house Hamp- shire, cor. Clark
Steenstra P. professor of Hebrew and Greek, Episcopal seminary, house Hilliard, near Brattle [Tremont
Steer John, hair-dresser and wig-maker, 573 Main, house 43 Steinman Casper, carver, bds. 504 Cambridge Steinmann J. Henry, musician, h. 27 Cherry
Stembler Abraham, pedler, house 6 Vine
Stemler Daniel, cabinet maker, house 1 Water Stengel Michael, glass-worker, house 28 Fourth
Stern August H. carver (B.), house 70 Harvard Stern Philip, life ins. agent, house 29 Winter Stetson Calvin M. clerk, house 73 Pleasant
Stetson Chas H. machinist, house 14 Webster place Stetson Charles M. butcher, house 189 Norfolk Stetson Charles P. carpenter, boards 174 Harvard Stetson Chas. W. harness maker (B.), h. 174 Harvard Stetson George H. painter, bds. 73 Pleasant Stetson George W. carpenter, bds. 4 Walnut [Broadway
Stetson Jos. B. harness maker (26 Sudbury, B.), house 347 Stevens Abel, bds. 19 Buckingham [st. ct.
Stevens Abel jr. carpenter, Mt. Auburn, cor. Bath, h. 6 Ash Stevens Abraham W. clergyman, house 34 Hancock Stevens Albert, carpenter, house 19 Buckingham Stevens Atherton H. house Water [house 45 Otis
Stevens Atherton H. jr. Lechmere Bank building, Cambridge, Stevens Charles A. painter, boards 11 Cottage
Stevens Charles B. register of deeds, h. 109 Thorndike
Stevens Charles E. apothecary, 153 Bridge, bds. 155 Bridge
Stevens Charles E. cabinet maker, bds. 11 Myrtle pl.
Stevens Chas. S. bds. 721 Cambridge
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.
A
Albion Building, 57 Tremont St., Boston. HATTERS and FURRIERS,
THE IVERS BUGGY. Carriages Painted, Varnished and
. terms, and in the
GEO. W. WARE & CO., ! Parlor and Chamber Furniture, 157 Tremont Street, Boston.
Stevens Cyrus S. (Stevens & Brandt), painter, h. 13 Cottage Stevens Edmund H. physician, North ave. cor. Beech, h. Elm, opp. Allen Stevens Edward C. carpets (N. E. Carpet Co. B.), house 276 Stevens Edward G. painter, h. 391 Cambridge [Broadway CAMBRIDGE [S] DIRECTORY. 295 Stevens Elias H. glass-presser, h. rear 103 Spring Stevens Ella D. Miss, music teacher, house 13 Cottage Stevens Ezra H. letter carrier, h. Worcester, cor. Norfolk Stevens Francis E. paper carrier, h. 146 Spring Stevens Frank P. conductor, U. R. R. bds. 146 Thorndike Stevens Frank R. salesman, 464 Harvard, bds. Mrs Stevens', School court Stevens Frederick T. secretary, Union Railway Co.'s office Harvard sq. house Holyoke place Stevens George, organ manufacturer, Fifth, cor. Otis, house Thorndike, near Third Stevens George F. organ maker, Fifth, cor. Otis, boards George Stevens', Thorndike Boston. Stevens George L. wood-carver, boards 74 Spring [well Stevens George M. machinist (90 Sudbury, B.), h. 2 Rock- Stevens George P. grocer, Spring, cor. Fourth, h. 24 Sixth Stevens George W. locksmith (55 Merrimack, B.), house 146 Thorndike [Thorndike Stevens Henry A. clerk, registry of deeds, boards 109 Stevens J. E. barrel shipper (B.), house 7 Worcester Stevens John H. (J. H. Stevens & Co.), plumber, 627 Main, house 33 Western ave. Ssevens Joseph, painter and glazier, house 220 Harvard Stevens Joseph H. painter, house 73 Pleasant Stevens J. S. billiard table maker, h. Moore, near Broadway Stevens Mary A. Mrs. house rear 6 Prince [bridge Stevens Mary E. Miss (Pemberton sq. B.), bds. 721 Cam- Stevens Moses, boarding-house, School ct. Stevens Normandus S. glass-maker, bds. rear 103 Spring Stevens N. Warren, shipping-clerk, N. E. Glass Co.'s, house rear 103 Spring Stevens Oliver A. glass-cutter, h. 101 Spring Stevens Samuel, cabinet maker, h. 11 Myrtle place Stevens Thomas J. saloon (B.), house 20 Elm [umbia Stevens Thomas O. organ maker (B.), h. Market, cor. Col- Stevens William, boarding 'and livery stable, also organ builder (Grove, cor. Cambridge, B.). house 155 Bridge Stevens Wm. A. paper hanger, house 4 Windsor Stevens John H. & Co. (John H. Stevens and Charles B. Cade) plumbers, 627 Main 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,
F. IVERS, North Cambridge, Mass. Repaired, on the most reasonable
Best Manner.
I. P. ESTES, Hardware, Stoves, Ranges, Furna- ces, etc. Harvard Square, Cambridge.
296 CAMBRIDGE [S] DIRECTORY.
Stevens & Brandt (Cyrus S. Stevens and Hendrick Brandt) painters, River junction, Western avenue
Stevenson David, plasterer, h. Spring, near Sixth
Stevenson Joseph, laborer, h. 12 East Perry
Stevenson Thomas, plasterer, house Spring, near Sixth
Steward Ira, machinist, Riverside Press, house 99 River Stewart Daniel, carpenter, house 65 Vine
Stewart Alonzo, watchman (B.), house 141 Otis
Stewart Amherst, marketman (Faneuil Hall, B.), h. 159 Thorndike
Stewart Betsey, widow Erie W. house Pine, cor. Harvard
Stewart Elizabeth, widow Edward, house 780 Main
Stewart Ellen C. widow Andrew, house 15 Willard
Stewart Frank, machinist, bds. 389 Main [Hilliard
STEWART HENRY L. painter, 14 Brighton, house 19 Stewart James, plumber, house 24 Brookline
Stewart Mary F. Miss, teacher, bds. Pine, cor. Harvard
Stewart Orlando, grocer, Cambridge, cor. Fourth, house Sixth near Thorndike
Stewart Richard, house 32 Rice
Stewart Robert, butcher, house 12 Forest
Stewart Sarah E. teacher, boards Pine, cor. Harvard
Stewart Thomas, carpenter, house rear 130 Spring
Stewart Wm. carpenter, bds. 65 Vine
Stewart Wm. A. cabinet maker, bds. Eastern's, Rice
Stewart Wm. J. boards 15 Willard
Stewart Wm. J. butcher, house 53 Spruce
Stickel Jacob F. boot-maker, house 438 Cambridge
Stickney Charles O. clerk, boards 21 Cottage
Stickney Francis H. carpenter, house 136 Otis
Stickney Horace A. painter, house 138 Hampshire
Stickney Nathaniel N. lumber dealer (Watertown), house 43 Mt. Auburn
Stickney R. L. Mrs. house 138 Hampshire
Stickney Rodolph, lather, bds. 9 Sixth
Stickney Warren, h. 22 Park
Stiles Charles H. concrete pavement, h. 9 Remington [ton
Stiles John C. superintendent, Union Railway, h. 9 Reming- Stiles Lucius, wholesale clothing dealer (12 Otis, B.), h. 15 Lee Stiles Samuel, carpenter, house 6 Dover
Stiles Stephen, carpenter, h. North ave. cor. Dover
Stillman David, tinman, bds. 110 Pleasant
Stimpson Herbert H. house Linnæan, near North avenue
Stimpson J. Frank, pump and block-maker (139 Fulton, B.), Stimpson John, house 7 Oak [house 7 Oak
BURDITT & WILLIAMS, 20 Dock Square, Boston. The attention of Builders is called to our very large stock and complete as-
Cambridgeport.
C. D. WILDER,
557 Main Street,
LADIES' BOOTS and' SHOES,
THE IVERS BUGGY. Carriages Painted, Varnished and
terms, and in the
Stimpson Wm. C. house 29 Shepard [S] Stimpson Fordyce M. house 18 Mellen Stingel Louis, turner, house 161 Broadway Stingel Philip, porter, house 62 Brimmer block, Harvard Stinson Charles, grease-collector, house 6 Porter CAMBRIDGE DIRECTORY. 297 Stinson Daniel, laborer, h. Clark, cor. Harvard Stinson James, gardener, house Beaver, near Flagg Stinson James, lather, house Columbia, near Hampshire Stinson James T. book-binder, house 8 Porter Stinson John, agent, house 896 Main Stinson John, grocer, h. 8 Porter Stinson Mary, widow John, h. Columbia, near Hampshire Stinson Wm. J. core-maker, boards 48 Clark St. John's Literary Institute, Cambridge FRANK E. PECK, Chambers Temple Place, Boston, 1872. 43 and 45 Summer Street, Boston. Stockbridge Abijah W. carpenter, house 37 Willard Stockbridge R. O. carpenter, h. 12 Douglass Stocker Alfred A. physician, house 862 Main! Stocker Alfred H. clerk (B.), h. 862 Main GEO. W. WARE & CO., Furniture and Upholstery Goods, 157 Tremont Street, Boston. Stockford William, clothing-cutter, house 47 Spruce Stockman Thomas H. furniture finisher, h. 133 Spring Stockwell Edward, teamster (B.), house 131 Lincoln Stodder David G. carpenter, house 138 Brookline Stokes John, stone-cutter, bds. Glennon's Stone Anson J. treasurer (Mercantile Savings Bank, 48 Sum- mer, B.), house 34 North avenue Stone Charles, clerk (B.), house 452 Main Stone Charles S. clerk (B.), house Phillips place Stone Daniel, bds. Oxford, cor. Sacramento Stone Daniel G. box-maker, house 11 Windsor Stone Edward, driver, h. 30 Jay Stone Frances E. widow Richard T. H. house 41 Windsor Stone Geo. G. bar-tender (B.), h. 126 Harvard Stone Geo. W. piano-keys, house 107 Hampshire Stone James F. house 37 River Stone John, stereotyper, house Willow, near Magazine Stone John S., D. D. professor Episcopal Theological school, Brattle, cor. Irving place, house 2 Phillips place Stone Leonard, assistant clerk (State National Bank, B.), bds. 96 Auburn Stone L. L. salesman (100 Summer, B.), h. 3 Garden Stone Lloyd G. clerk (B.), bds. 68 School Stone Mary W. Miss, h. Cambridge, opp. Hovey's nursery Stone Richard jr. counsellor (7 Court sq. B.), bds. 20 Berkeley [rooms Dr. Hildreth's, Brattle square, STONE WM. A. apothecary, 4 Brewer's block, Brattle sq. WARREN'S PHOTOGRAPHS, Post-Office Building, Cambridgeport, Perfect Fitting Pantaloons. and 145 Tremont 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.
MONUMENTS, TABLETS, &c. JOHN J. HORGAN, 53 Main St., Cambridgeport Bridge.
298 CAMBRIDGE [S] DIRECTORY.
Stone Wm. R. Rev. city missionary, h. 114 Norfolk
Storer Wm. policeman, h. 17 Baldwin
Storer Wm. h. 17 Baldwin
Storer Wm. B. (47 India whf. B.), h. Garden, cor. Shepard Stork C. currier, bds Dublin
Story Chas. W. letter carrier, bds. 119 Mt. Auburn
Story Francis W. book-keeper, University Press, house 119 Mt. Auburn
[Windsor
Story Wm. A. hair-dresser, 148 Harvard, h. Broadway, n.
Stout Nicholas, laborer, house Fifth, near Charles
Stover Theophilus, bds. Sawyer's, 65 Austin
Stowe Geo. W. clerk, bds. Inman, opp. Austin
Stowe Samuel R. clerk, bds. Hotel Flandesr
Strang Albert, cabinet maker, h. 138 Hampshire
Strath John, teamster, h. Mt. Auburn, n. Sparks
Stratton Charles, boots and shoes (85 Leverett, B.), house 28 Dunster
Stratton Charles M. Stratton's blk. h. 165 Cambridge
Stratton Chas. T. clerk (B.), h. 19 Winthrop
Stratton Henry, trav. agt. h. rear Norfolk, near Broadway Stratton Ira, house 47 Austin
Straub Charles, cabinet maker, h. 77 Hastings
Straub Joseph, baker, h. Warren, n. Cambridge
Strawn D.G. h. Forest, c. Oxford
Streeter Alexander clerk, (B.), h. 195 Hampshire
Stuart Frederick T. steel-engraver (B.), house 22 Hancock
Stubbs Joseph A. fish-dealer (133 Commercial, B.), house 29 Sydney
Studley Amasa, organ builder, house 174 Cambridge
Studley Joseph (Studley & Buswell), apothecary, 156 Cam- bridge, house 53 Austin
Studley & Buswell (Joseph Studley and Brigham Buswell), apothecaries, 156 Cambridge
Stumbles James, cabinet maker, h. 142 Spring
Sturks William P. carpenter, house rear 48 Pine
Sturtevant Alvin C. agent, house 50 Columbia
Sturtevant Alvin C. jr. clerk (B.), h. 50 Columbia
Sturtevant W. H. carpenter, house Waverley, cor. Walnut Sudby Thomas, cooper, house Norfolk, n. Cambridge
Sudgen Alfred, printer, bds. 33 Bow
Sughrue James, mason, h. 380 Cambridge
Suhr Johannes, blacksmith, bds. 15 Main
Sulk Adolph, cutter, h. 2 Jennings court
Sulky Henry, cooper, bds. 390 Main
Sullivan Addie Miss, dressmaker, h. West, n. Inman
sortment of Builders' Hardware, suitable for houses of the highest cost as well as for cheaper houses. A good supply of Joiners'
J. A. JACKSON & CO. Amidon's New York Hats,
Albion Building, 59 Tremont St., Boston HATTERS and FURRIERS,
Sullivan Catharine, wid. washing and scrubbing, h. rear Bridge, n. Mansion House CAMBRIDGE [S] DIRECTORY. 299 Sullivan. Catharine, widow of Daniel, h. 58 Hastings Sullivan Charles, h. Foster, n. Sparks . Sullivan Charles H. printer (B.), h. West, near Lee Sullivan Cornelius, h. 186 Bridge Sullivan Cornelius, gardener, h. Oxford, cor. Sacramento Sullivan Cornelius, tailor, h. 36 Reed Sullivan Cornelius, laborer, h. Lambert, n. Cambridge Sullivan Cornelius, laborer, h. 6 North Sullivan Cornelius, laborer, h. 18 North GEO. W. WARE & CO., Mantel and Pier Mirrors, 157 Tremont Street, Boston. 43 and 45 Summer Street, Boston. Sullivan Cornelius C. carpenter, h. 194 Bridge Sullivan Daniel, laborer, h. Brighton, n. Winthrop Sullivan Daniel, stone-cutter, h. Third, n. Charles Sullivan Daniel, painter, h. Short, n. Bridge Sullivan Daniel, cabinet maker, bds. Mansion House, Gore Sullivan Daniel, groceries and provisions, Franklin, c. Bay, Sullivan Danie!, laborer, bds. 21 Harvard [house do. Sullivan Daniel, laborer, h. Hackett's yard, Franklin Sullivan Daniel, laborer, h. r. 25 Fourth Sullivan Daniel, laborer, h. Bridge, n. the water Sullivan Daniel, shoe-maker, h. 9 Fourth Sullivan Daniel J. carriage painter, bds. 7 Reed Sullivan Dennis, laborer, h. Webster ave. n. Somerville line Sullivan Dennis, laborer, h. rear 44 Washington Sullivan Edward, laborer, house Winthrop, near Dunster Sullivan Edward F. brass-finisher, bds. 92 Otis Sullivan Eugene, cabinet maker, h. 145 Bridge Sullivan Eugene, teamster, h. 93 Third Sullivan Florence, cooper, h. 325 Cambridge Sullivan Florence, laborer, h. 5 Rice place Sullivan Florence, brass-finisher, h. Green, near Bay Sullivan Garret, glass-maker, h. 92 Otis Sullivan Geo. harness maker, bds. 56 Mt. Vernon Sullivan Ignatius Mrs. widow, h. 17 Hancock Sullivan Isabella Mrs. h. 17 Irving pl. Sullivan James, baker, 59 Pearl, h. do. S llivan James, brass-finisher, h. 15 School S llivan James, glass-worker, h. Winter, n. Third S llivan James O. baker, h. 59 Pearl S. llivan J. C. junk-dealer, h. 431 Cambridge Sullivan Jeffrey, switcher, h. 137 Dublin Sullivan Jeremiah, blacksmith, bds. 9 Foster Sullivan Jeremiah, h. Short, n. Bridge Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, h. Webster ave. near Cambridge 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.
Carriages Painted, Varnished and Repaired, on the most reasonable terms, and in the Best Mannek
THE IVERS BUGGY.
F. IVERS, North Cambridge, Mass.
I. P. ESTES, Hardware, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces etc., Harvard Square, Cambridge.
300 CAMBRIDGE [T] DIRECTORY.
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