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Bradley Dennis, bds. Main, near Court
Bradley & Martin (Mrs. A. Bradley and Mrs. E. Martin), dress and cloak-makers and milliners, 648 Main
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 Rebaired, 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.
68 CAMBRIDGE [B] DIRECTORY.
Bradley Patrick, painter, house Rideout
Bradley Robert, laborer, house 238 Franklin [44 Erie
Bradshaw Aaron, oil and candles (7 Central wharf, B.), h. Bradshaw Alfred A. clerk (Washington, B.), b. 20 Cottage Bradshaw James, house Norfolk place, near Cambridge
Bradshaw Thomas C. tailor, house Amory
Brady Bridget Miss, house 8 Vine [Fourth
Brady Charles, porter (Custom House, B.), h. Stevens ct Brady James, laborer, house 14 Dublin [near Third
Brady Jeremiah, glass-blower, N. E. Glass Co. house Winter Brady John, laborer, house, 66 Charles
Brady Michael, job-wagon, house 12 Eighth [Charles river Brady Michael J. baker, Wm. Wright's house Mill, near Brady Wm. laborer, h. 103 Fourth
Brainard Cornelius S. saloon, h. Mt. Auburn, n. Sparks
Brainard Frank, carpenter, bds. 12 Bow
Braisley Dennis, laborer, bds Water, cor. Bridge
Braman H. B. (Braman, Shaw & Co., h. at Newton
Braman, Shaw & Co. (H. B. Braman, Daniel W. Shaw, Sumner Applin & Edward A. Lawrence), furniture manufactures, Bridge, near Craigie's bridge, office and salesroom (27 Sudbury, B.)
Bramhall Charles E. printer, bds. 75 Green
Bramhall George N. shoe-manuf. (B.), h. 75 Green
Bramhall Joseph, organ maker, 626 Main, h. Washington, cor. Chauncy, Somerville
Brandin John, laborer, h. Bay, cor. Franklin
Brandt Hendrick H. painter, h. 1 Village
Brannan Eugene, laborer, h. 15 Dinsmore court
Brannan Patrick, laborer, h. 104 Sparks
Braslan Patrick, laborer, h. 431 Cambridge Braslin Catherine, widow of Michael, h. 35 Sargent
Braslin James E. stereotyper, boards O. Braslin's, Willard, near Brattle
Braslin Joseph, boiler maker, h. 30 Gore
Braslin Mary, widow of Patrick, b. 18 Reed
Braslin Owen, laborer, h. Willard, near Brattle
Braslin V. Cornelius, electrotyper, h. Charles River Brassel Daniel C. laborer, h. Franklin, cor. Hancock
Brassil James, laborer, h. Flagg, near Beaver
Brasslin John, laborer, h. Clay, cor. Spruce Brasslin Timothy, laborer, h. 11 Sargent
Brattles Edward, gardener, h. 11 Follen
Braxter Patrick, laborer, h. Hastings, near Brewery
BURDITT & WILLIAMS, 20 Dock Square, Boston. The attention of Builders is called to our very large stock and complete as-
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Cambridgeport.
C. D. WILDER,
557 Main Street,
LADIES' BOOTS AND SHOES,
Boys' and Youths' Clothing at Retail.
GDO. W. WARE & CO., Parlor and Chamber Furniture, 157 Tremont Street, Boston.
Brazier Franklin J. {Brazier & Whittemore), soap-maker Davis, cor. Broadway, h. 693 Main Brazee Morton P. carpenter, bds. Mansion House Brazier & Whittemore (Franklin J. Brazier and Benjamin B. Whittemore), soap manufacturers, Davis, cor. Broadway Brazil Thomas, laborer, h. 202 Green Breaid Philip, laborer, h. 124 Dublin Breeden George, clerk, bds. L Breeden's, 14 Short Breeden Lewis, house 14 Short CAMBRIDGE [B] DIRECTORY. 69 Breeden Lewis jr. clerk, bds. L. Breeden's 14 Short Breen Ellen Mrs. h. r. Seventh, near Cambridge Breen William J. kouse-painter, h. r. Seventh, n. Cambridge Brennan James, laborer, h. Sparks, near Foster Brennan James, laborer, h. 24 Somerset Brennan James, granite cutter, h. 3 Linden Brennan James J. book-binder, h. 67 Brookline Brennan J. E. at Fulton, Long & Co's., bds. 15 School Brennan John, laborer, h. Dunster, near South Perfect Fitting Pantaloons. FRANK E. PECK, Chambers Temple Place, Boston, 1872. Brennan John, gardener, h. Mt. Auburn, near Sparks Brennan Margaret, widow of Richard, h. r. Bridge, near the Boston. water Brennan Martin, stone-cutter, h. 241 Mt. Auburn Brennan Mary Mrs. h. Charles, near Court GEORGE W. CARNES & CO., 43 and 45 Summer Street, Brennan Patrick, laborer, h. Sparks st. ct. cor. Sparks Brennan Patrick, currier, h. 2 Hastings Brennan Timothy, provisions, 14 and 16 Sparks Brennan William J. brush-maker, h. Hunting, n. Cambridge Bresnahan Timothy, laborer, h. 105 Spruce Bresnan Thomas, laborer, h. 149 Dublin Bressaw Alexander, laborer, h. 148 Spruce [Shepard BREWER DAVID, provision dealer, 26 Brighton, h. 32 Brewer Thomas H. provision dealer, 1 Brewer's blk. Brattle sq. h. do. Brewster Henry B. printer, h. 45 Washington Brewster John, banker (40 State, B.) h. 145 Brattle Bridden Benjamin F. policeman, h. 13 Holly place Bridden Benjamin F. jr. telegrapher, bds. 13 Holly place Bridden H. E. letter carrier, 559 Main, bds. 13 Holly place Bridge James, h. 35 Auburn Bridge Samuel G. h. 35 Auburn Bridges Julia A. widow Hiram, h. 62 Auburn Bridges Warren F. carpenter, bds. 62 Auburn Brigg Freeman G. piano-forte maker (Dover, B.), h. Pearl, c. Hamilton WARREN'S PHOTOGRAPHS, Post-Office Building, Cambridgeport, and 145 Tremont Street, Boston.
Carriage's 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.
70 CAMBRIDGE [B] DIRECTORY.
Briggs Fowler, fruit and vegetables, h. 88 Mt. Auburn
Briggs George W. clergyman, h. 61 Kirkland
Briggs John, bedstead maker, bds. 389 Main
Briggs John, foreman, N. E. Brick Co. h. Groveland, n. Spruce Briggs Walter D. Mrs. house 720 Main
Brigham Charles O. house 87 Norfolk
Brigham Freeman, salesman,606, 608, 610 Main, h. 512 Main Brigham Josiah M. Cambridge and Boston express, house 40 Windsor
Brigham Lydia, widow, h. 18 Windsor Brigham Owen B. moulder, h. 90 Windsor
Bright Elizabeth Mrs. h. 104 Preston
Bright Horace O. (H. O. & J. J. Bright), ice-dealer, Boston Ice Co. h. 328 Broadway
Bright H. O. & J. J. (Horace O. and John J. Bright), ice- dealers, Cambridge, Junction Bridge, and (99 State, B.) Bright John J. (H. O. & J. J. Bright), ice-dealer, Boston Ice Co. (99 State, B.), house 320 Broadway
Bright Nathan F. book-keeper (B.), bds. 104 Preston Briley Henry, laborer, h. rear 30 Front
Brimbecom Nathaniel (16 F. H. Market, B.), h. 208 Harvard Brine George R. merchant tailor (371 Washington, B.), h. 128 Otis [of Third, h. Prospect, cor. Oak Brine John F. (Brine & Clark), coal and wood, Bridge, foot Brine John H. book-keeper, Brine & Clark's, bds. Prospect, cor. Oak
Brine Michael, laborer, h. Conlons ct. Court
Brine Robert, tailor. (371 Wash. B.), h. 74 Otis
Brine William, tailor, 66 Cambridge, h. 120 do.
Brine William H. upholsterer, h. 500 Cambridge
BRINE & CLARK (John F. Brine and Patrick T. Clark), coal and wood, Bridge, foot of Third
Briney James Mrs. h. 53 Charles [n. Fifth
Briney Thomas, glass-presser, Bay State Glass Co. h. Gore Brinkley Richard, laborer, h. 30 Hastings
Briody Thomas, laborer, h. Clifton, near Spruce [Sixth
Briscoll Thomas O. carver, Braman, Shaw, & Co'.s, h. 91 Britton Henry A. carpenter, h. Spring, near Fourth
Britton Joseph, clerk (Post Office, B.), bds. 79 Auburn Broad Thomas, last-maker, h. Cuddy's blk. Columbia Brodrick Ellen, wid. of Daniel, boarding-house, 190 Bridge Brodrick Patrick, laborer, bds. Murdock, near Hampshire Brogan John, laborer, h. 14 Dublin [near Cambridge Brogan John, pork-packer, J. P. Squire & Co.'s, h. Lambert, Brogan Patrick, laborer, h. 45 Sargent
sortment of Builders' Hardware, suitable for houses of the highest cost as well as for cheaper houses. A good supply of Joiners‹
Ammidon's New York Hats. J. A. JACKSON & CO.
Albion Building, 59 Tremont St., Boston. HATTERS and FURRIERS,
Brookhaven Henry, carpenter, h. 126 Green Brookings Charles S. (Brookings & Sheafe), painter, 491 Main, house 38 Erie [painters, 491 Main CAMBRIDGE [B] DIRECTORY. 71 Brookings & Sheafe (Charles S. Brookings and J. C. Sheafe), Brooks Cyrus, house Livermore, near Lincoln Brooks Edward H. surveyor City Hall, bds. 44 Windsor Brooks Edwin C. engineer, h. Vassal lane, near R. R. Brooks Eliza, widow John, nurse, h. 7 Suffolk Brooks Elizabeth Miss, h. North avenue, near Holmes' place Brooks Eugene D. (Noble & Brooks), leather (84 High, bds. Mrs. Brooks', Lee GEO. W. WARE & CO., Lace Curtains and Dra- peries, 157 Tremont Street, Boston. 43 and 45 Summer Street, Boston. BROOKS GEORGE F. concert organist, and prof. of music (594 Washington, B.), h. 15 Tremont Brooks Hiram W. com. mer. (68 Federal, B.), h. 5. Dana Brooks Isaac Mrs. widow, h. 42 Market [Winter Brooks James, glass-worker, Bay State Glass Co. boards 39 Brooks James W. counsellor (20 State, B.), h. Oxford, near Forest Brooks J. Mason, clerk (97 State, B.), h. 28 Inman Brooks John (10 Devonshire, B.), h. Oxford, near Forest Brooks John Mrs. widow, house 39 Winter Brooks John L. piano maker (344 Washington, B.), house Sydney, n. Walnut Brooks Lorin S. (Eager & Brooks), butter, cheese, &c. 2 Dolton's blk. 426 Harvard, h. 12 Eliot Brooks Mary Mrs. house 21 Lee Brooks Matthew, carpenter, house 204 Harvard Brooks Nathaniel P. (William C. Brooks & Co.), coal, etc. Bridge, n. Bay State glass house, h. Thorndike, n. Fourth Brooks Patrick, marble worker, A. McDonald & Co.'s 54 Mt. Auburn, house at Belmont FRANK E. PECK, Chambers Temple Place, Boston, 1872. Brooks Sumner J. house 123 North avenue Stylish Cloths for Young Men's Wear, in our Custom Department.
Brooks William, clerk (Post Office, B.), h. 44 Windsor
Brooks Wm. C. (Wm. C. Brooks & Co.), wood, coal, etc. Bridge, n. Bay State Glass Co. bds. 98 Ellery
Brooks Wm. C. & Co. (Wm. C. and Nathaniel P. Brooks), coal, etc. Bridge, n. Bay State glass house
Brooks W. H. school-teacher (46 Winter, B.), house Harvard, corner Hancock
Brosnahan Timothy Rev. house Norfolk, n. church
Brown Artemus Z. assessor, house 57 Magazine
Brown Benjamin A. provisions, Broadway, corner Norfolk, house 11 Gardner
Brown Benjamin K. house 137 Hampshire
Brown Charles, laborer, house 196 Cambridge
WARREN'S PHOTOGRAPHS, Post-Office Building, Cambridgeport and 145 Tremont Street, Boston.
GEO. W. CARNES & CO.,
Perfect Fitting Pantaloons.
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, Fur- naces, etc., Harvard Square, Cambridge.
72 CAMBRIDGE [B] DIRECTORY.
Brown Charles, laborer, house 88 Third
Brown Charles A. car-driver, house 17 Mellen
Brown Charles F. cabinet maker, boards Wheatland block, Cambridge
Brown Charles H. car-driver, U. R. R. h. 9 Lambert ave.
Brown Charles H. C. clerk (B.), house 49 Clark
Brown Chas. W. messenger, Cambridgeport National Bank, bds. 57 Magazine
Brown Daniel, wheelwright, Palmer, house 14 Appian Way
Brown Daniel, laborer, house 6 Lopez
Brown Daniel, mason, bds. Main, opp. Austin
Brown Daniel L. house 16 Ash
Brown E. cigar dealer, Main, n. Austin, bds. do.
Brown Eben P. cabinet organ maker, 426 Main, h. 13 State
Brown Edmand H. printer, bds. 4 Charles River
Brown Edward, laborer (Navy Yard, Charlestown), house 66 Charles
Brown Edward A. Mrs. house 35 School
Brown Edwin R. sawer, house 82 Green
Brown Eliza A. Miss, house 717 Cambridge
Brown Elizabeth C. widow of Daniel Jay, h. Moore's block, 54 Mt. Auburn
Brown Ellis E. coachman, house 432 Broadway
Brown Evan house Brattle, corner Story
Brown Ezekiel, expressman (City whf. B.), h. 116 Prospect
Brown Fell, Mrs. h. 4 Dickinson
Brown Francis W. soap-maker, h. 11 Lincoln
Brown Frank D. clerk (115 Blackstone, B.), b. North ave. near Roseland
Brown Frederick T. teamster (B.), bds. 121 Harvard
Brown Freeman G. tract-depot (3 Tremont Row, B.), h. 42 Mt. Auburn
Brown George, cooper, h. 15 Eighth
Brown George, gas-fitter, 644 Main, bds. Auburn, n. River
Brown Geo. A. stoves, &c. (115 Blackstone, B.), h. North ave. near Roseland
Brown Geo. A. jr. stoves (115 Blackstone, B.), bds. North ave. near Roseland
Brown Geo. D. clerk (Brown, Dutton & Co.'s, Milk, B.), h. 856 Main
Brown George H. gas-fitter, bds. 116 Auburn
Brown George T. stone-cutter, h. Inman place
Brown George T. provision dealer (B.), h. Inman place
Brown Gilbert, carpenter, house 53 Reed [Cambridge®
Brown Henry C. leader Brown's Brigade Band, bds. 151
Tools, Table and Pocket Cutlery, and every variety of Whips and Lashes for sale at lowest prices, wholesale and retail.
Cambridgeport.
557 Main Street,
CHILDREN'S BOOTS A SPECIALTY.
C. D. WILDER,
FRANK E. PECK, Chambers Temple Place, Boston, 1872.
Perfect Fitting Pantaloons.
GEO. W. WARE & CO., Mantel and Pier Mirrors, 157 Tremont Street, Boston.
CAMBRIDGE [B] DIRECTORY. 73
Brown Henry J. laborer, house 165 Cambridge
Brown Irving W. milkman, h. Vine, near Sixth
Brown Isaac, laborer, house 33 Hastings
Brown James, carpenter, h. 19 Short
Brown James, laborer, house Murdock, nr. Gardner Brown James, laborer, house 9 Porter
Brown James, stone-cutter, house 161 Columbia
Brown James C. proof-reader, house 5 Blackstone Brown James E. carpenter, house 395 Cambridge Brown James H. brass-moulder, house 6 Harvard Brown Jane Miss, seamstress, h. 7 Appian Way Brown Jason B. clerk (27 Winter, B.), bds. 28 Worcester Brown J. J. watchman, Beal & Hooper's, h. 130 Spring Brown John, shoe-maker, 192 Bridge, h. do.
Brown John G. iron and steel (Bacon & Brown, 49 and 51 Fulton, B.), house 101 Prospect
Brown John W. brass-instrument maker, h. 8 Cherry
Brown Jonathan W. laborer, house 432 Broadway
Brown Joseph, tinner, house 14 Front
Brown Joseph A. (Brown, Dutton & Co.), dry goods (34 Milk, B.) house 322 Broadway
Brown Lyman, hack-driver, bds. 2 Essex ct.
Brown Maria, widow of Edw. H. house 28 Worcester
Brown Mary, widow of Samuel, house 36 Hastings
Brown Nancy Mrs. dress-maker, bds. Kennard's, 9 De Wolf Brown Oliver, carpenter, bds. 24 Dunster
Brown Otis F. clerk (Claflin & Co's, B.), bds. 28 Worcester
Brown Rachel J. widow of John P. h. rear 4 Somerset
Brown Robert C. blacksmith, house 57 Cherry
Brown Stephen W. restaurant, 449 Main, h. do. Brown Walter H. stone-cutter, bds. 121 Harvard
Brown Willard C. carpenter, h. Seventh, cor. Cambridge
Brown William, paper glazier, house 25 Ellery
Brown Wm. F. printer (50 Bromfield, B.), h. 14 Park
Brown William H. conductor, h. 17 Mellen
Brown Wm. P. provision dealer, 515 Main, h. 15 Worcester Brown Wm. S. cracker dealer (216 Friend, B.), house 98 Windsor
Brown Wm. Wells, physician (B.), h. 15 Western ave. Brown Wm. Wilson, clothing (24 Brattle, B.), house 36 Brewery [B.), h. 1 Berkeley
Browne Albert G. jr. reporter (Supreme Court, Court House, Browne Otis S. book-keeper, Hendley, Wheeler & Co.'s, h. Second, n. Cambridge
Browning Francis, tinplate worker, house 94 Allston
WARREN'S PHOTOGRAPHS, Post-Office Building, Cambridgeport, and 145 Tremont Street, Boston.
Boys'and Youths' Clothing at' Retail.
Boston.
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.
MONUMENTS, TABLETS, &c. JOHN J. HORGAN, 53 Main St., Cambridgeport. Bridge.
74 CAMBRIDGE [B] DIRECTORY.
Browning Walter E. reed-maker, h. 18 Howard Brownlow Joseph, express, house 16 Perry [avenue
Bruce Eugene L. hay and straw, 42 Bridge
Bruce George F. carriage painter, F. Iver's, h. 32 Coggswell
Bruce Joseph C. book-keeper (B.), h. 5 Centre
Bruce Mark R. machinist, bds. 33 Fourth
Bruesard John, carpenter, h. Jackson, n. Spruce
· Brum Antonio E. hair-dresser, 97 Cambridge, h. Somerville Brunt Wm. gardener, house 13 Willard [Eighth Bruorton George, glass-cutter, New England Glass Co. h. 8 Bruorton Geo. E. clerk (New England News Co. B.), bds. Third, corner Thorndike
Brusch Bernard, ale, beer, &c. Washington
Bryan Margaret A. Mrs. h. Sydney, corner Walnut
Bryant Abram, whitener, h. 23 Brewery [land
Bryant Amos, servant John Holman's, North ave. cor. Rose- Bryant Benjamin, lather, bds. 99 Prospect
Bryant Benj. R. com. mer. (20 Clinton, B.), h. 10 Tremont Bryant David, flour and grain (Causeway, B.), h. Elm, cor. Beech [avenue
Bryant Frank, dry goods (34 Chauncy, B.), h. 37 Coggswell Bryant Frank L, car conductor, bds. J. Bryant's
Bryant Frederick S. watch-maker, 121 Cambridge, h. 181 Cambridge [A. Chipman's, 80 Spring Bryant Geo. C. teamster, Hendley, Wheeler & Co.'s, b. Mrs. Bryant John, night-police (Worcester Depot, B.), h. 15 Eliot Bryant John E. clerk, 6 Brattle, b. J. Bryant's, 15 Eliot Bryant Jos. A. paper ruler, 82 State, b. 110 Prospect
Bryant Lewis, provisions (B.), h. 183 Hampshire
Bryant Lewis H. agent, Wheeler & Wilson's sewing machine, house 19 Mellen
Bryant Sophia Mrs. house 99 Prospect
Bryant William T. carpenter, h. 44 Coggswell avenue
Buchanan Wm. H. laborer, h. Eliot, n. Owen place
Buck Abijah R. machinist (Mason & Hamlin's, B.), house 50 Buck David S. house 16 Holyoke [Windsor Buck Henry L. expressman, 16 Holyoke, and P. O., Old Cambridge, bds. 16 Holyoke
Buck John S. carpenter, house rear 48 Thorndike
Buck Lucius A. moulder, house 14 Market
Buck Silas B. carpenter. First, n. Cambridge, h. 70 Thorndike Buck Silas E. clerk (4 Winthrop sq. B.), bds. 70 Thorndike Buckingham Joseph, wood-turner, D. Pratt's h. 118 Harvard Buckingham Silas H. plumber (B.), house Cambridge, near Ellsworth avenue
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,
FRANK E. PECK, Chambers Temple Place, Boston, 1872.
Perfect Fitting Pantaloons.
GEO. W. WARE & CO., Furniture and Upholstery Goods, 157 Tremont Street, Boston.
CAMBRIDGE [B] DIRECTORY. 75
Buckland James Mrs. house Holyoke, corner Mt. Auburn Buckley Daniel, laborer, h. 128 Webster avenue .
Buckley Daniel, laborer, house 8 North
BUCKLEY DANIEL A. real estate and insurance agent, 547 Main, h. 278 Harvard
Buckley Daniel H. teamster, h. Fifth, cor. Charles
Buckley James, laborer, house Short, n. Bridge Buckley Jerry, house 51 Amory .
Buckley John, engineer, Clark's, Cedar, h. Rice Buckley John Mrs. liquors, 147 Bridge, h. do.
Buckley John D. blacksmith, bds. Lane's, 55 Cedar
Buckley Michael, teamster, Wellington Bros. h. Jefferson Buckley Owen E. cabinet maker, h. 19 1-4 Fifth
Buckley Patrick, carver, house 13 Rice
Buckley Patrick, laborer, h. Elm, n. Cambridge
Buckley Patrick Mrs. house 198 Cambridge
Buckley Peter, teamster, house 48 Foster
[Columbia
Buckley Timothy, grease-collector, house Webster avenue, n. Buckley Timothy, stone-cutter, house 26 Vine Buckley William, laborer, house 157 Spring
Buckner Henry, laborer, house 32 Hastings
Buckoff John, currier, house 165 Dublin
Budworth James H. comedian, house 25 Lopez
Buell Abbie F. wid. Georgc, h. rear 99 Cambridge
Buffum James L. paper hanger, J. H. & J. P. Thayer & Co.'s, house 154 Harvard
Bugbee John B., S. A. Holt & Co. hard wood and lumber dealer, 17 East, h. at Boston
Bugbee William A. builder, house 16 Garden
Bugel Max A. japanner, h. 6 Walnut
Builders's Brick Co.'s boarding-house, Walden, n. Concord ave. Bullard Asa Rev. L. 22 Centre [house 10 Watson
Bullard Daniel W. clerk (Sup. Court, 3 Court House, B.), BULLARD JOHN C. cashier, Cambridge National Bank, 59 Cambridge, h. 105 Otis
Bullard Joseph O. (A. H. Hews & Co.), earthen-ware, Dwight, cor. Raymond, house 9 Norris
Bullard Mary A. Mrs. house 44 Mt. Auburn
Bullard Mary L. Miss, teacher, Dunster primary, bds, Mrs. M. A. Bullard's, 44 Mt. Auburn
BULLARD WILLARD A. Cashier, First National Bank, Main, corner Prospect, house 761 Main
Bullen John W. cigar maker, h. 59 Brookline [opp. Chester Bullock Charles, dentist, 455 Main, opp. Pearl, h. North ave. Bullock Otis S. machinist, 179 Broadway, h. 210 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 Rebaired, on the most reasonable terms, and in the Best Manner.
THE IVERS BUGGY. F. IVERS, North Cambridge, Mass.
I. P. ESTES, Hard Ware, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, etc., Harvard Square, Cambridge.
76 CAMBRIDGE [B] DIRECTORY.
Bullock Thomas, cabinet maker, h. 93 Tremont
Burbank Edwin A. discount and collection clerk (North Nat. Bank, 18 Kilby, B.), h. 40 Shepard Burbank George, house 18 Wendell
Burbank Polly, wid. Charles, h. 4 Webster Burdakin Arthur L. machinist, Thos. S. Hudson's, h. 7 Sixth Burdakin Edwd. L. clerk, Cambridge, bds 56 Fifth Burdakin John C. keeper Court House, house 56 Fifth Burdakin Joseph, glass-cutter, N. E. Glass Co. h. 7 Sixth
Burdett Sam'l F. machinist, h. 259 Broadway
Burgess Albert, painter, h. 22 Windsor
Burgess Albert L. (Mason & Hamlin's, B.), h. 42 River Burgess Daniel, laborer, h. 108 Kinnard
Burgess Ellen Mrs. h. 90 Auburn [Auburn
Burgess John E. clerk (O. Ditson's, Washington, B.), h. 90 Burgess Robert, carpenter, h. Third, n. Bridge Burgess Wm. D. carpenter, h. 10 Union
Burgess Z. T. piano maker, Colley's, h. 503 Cambridge Burguwyn James, carpenter, h. 54 Brattle
Burke Andrew, cabinet maker, h. Vine, n. Sixth
Burke Barney, laborer, h. 10 Somerset
Burke Eugene, teamster, h. 5, Willow pl.
Burke James, machinist, bds. 5 School
Burke James, laborer, h. Jefferson
Burke James, hostler (B.), h. Short, cor. North
Burke James, britannia worker, h. Vine n. Third
Burke John, grocer, Porter, n. Warner, h. do. Burke John, carpenter, h. 28 Charles River
Burke John, carver (B.), h. 210 Bridge
Burke John, laborer, house 7 Somerset
Burke John P. plasterer, house Charles, near Third
Burke Joseph E. mason, h. 149 Prospect
Burke Lawrence, blacksmith, h. 108 Spruce
Burke Michael, pedler, h. 13 School
Burke Patrick, laborer, h. 15 Hancock
[261 Franklin
Burke Richard H. tinsmith, I. P. Estes', Harvard sq. house Burke William, brass-finisher, bds. 34 Clark
Burke William, laborer, h. Stevens' ct., Fourth
Burkett Augustus H. auctioneer (B.), h. 176 Harvard
Burkett Stephen L. cabinet maker, h. 202 Harvard
Burleigh Chas. H. printer, h. 2 Nichols pl. Baldwin
Burleigh Emily A. wid. John A. h. 85 Brattle
Burleigh Everett J. (P. B. Cloyes & Co.), country produce 20 Brighton, h. Eliot, cor. Winthrop [cor. Kinnard Burleigh Jacob N. flour-dealer (186 State, B.), h. Putnam,
sortment of Builders' Hardware, suitable for houses of the highest cost, as well as for cheaper houses. A good supply of Jainers'
557 Main Street,
LADIES' BOOTS AND SHOES,
Cambridgeport.
C. D. WILDER,
Boys' and Youths' Clothing at Retail.
GEO. W. WARE & CO., Hair Mattresses and Pillows, 157 Tremont St., Boston.
CAMBRIDGE [B] DIRECTORY. 77 Burleson Chas. clerk, h. 105 Green Burley David P. foreman, U. R. R. stables, k. 89 Tremont Burnett Chas. H. clerk, boards 3 Shepherd's block Burnett Daniel, soap-maker, h. 49 Hampshire Burnett Frank W. clerk, N.H.Moore's, bds. 202 Mt. Auburn Burnett Lewis, h. 3 Shepherd's block, Charles River Burnham Chas. A. book-binder, h. 39 Tremont Burnham Chas. T. organ maker, h. 20 Green Burnham Edward, fish-dealer (B.), h. 68 Inman Burnham Geo. E. carpenter, h. 4 Cowperthwait Burnham Ira F. carpenter, h. 43 Windsor Burnham Samuel, editor (149 Wash'n, B.), h. 19 Arlington Burnham Sarah M. Miss, teacher, Putnam school, boards 149 Cambridge Burns Barnard, laborer, A. C. Sanborn & Co.'s, h.146Bridge Burns David, laborer, house Cowperthwait, near River Burns James, laborer, house Lambert, near Cambridge Burns James, stone-mason, house Cowperthwait, cor. Beaver Burns Jeremiah, laborer, house rear Gore and Third Burns John, baker, house 10 Pine Boston. Burns John, roofer, house 188 Harvard Burns J. R, printer, rooms 16'School court Burns Patrick, laborer, Bay State Glass Co. house 59 North Burns Peter, provisions, Brighton, near Harvard square, and Cowperthwait, c. Banks, h. Cowperthwait, c. Banks Burns Peter, teamster, h. Cambridge, n. horsecar stable Burns Stephen J. house Plymouth, corner Webster avenue Burns Thomas, stone-cutter, boards 21 Harvard Burns Thomas, works F. Kennedy's, house 47 Windsor Burns Thomas, laborer, house 106 Kinnard Burns Thomas, glass-worker, house Gore, near Third Burns Timothy, provisions, 25 Brighton, house do. Burns William, marble cutter, house Columbia,n. Webster ave. Burns William J. slipper maker (68 Pearl, B.), h. 150 Otis Burpee Charles W. clerk, boards E. Burpee's, 32 Tremont Burpee E. mason, house 32 Tremont Burpee Hannah, widow, house 27 Pleasant BURPEE JOSEPH E. mason, house 149 Prospect Burpee Samuel W. teamster, 178 Columbia, house do. Burr Lemuel, hair-dresser, Main, cor. Essex, h. 45 Hampshire Burr Lemuel D. waiter, boards 45 Hampshire Burr Russell H. engraver, house 240 Cambridge [Prospect Burrage Frederick E. clerk, Burrage, Shepard & Co.'s,h. 91 Burrage Harriet L. widow of T. F. house 13 Jay Burrage Josiah (Burrage, Shepherd & Co.), lumber dealer Broadway, corner Court, L. P. house 91 Prospect WARREN'S PHOTOGRAPHS, Post-Office Building, Cambridgeport, and 145 Tremont Street, Boston. Perfect Fitting Pant aloons. FRANK E. PECK, Chambers Temple Place, Boston, 1872. GEORGE W. CARNES & CO., 43 and 45 Summer Street,
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