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Emery Woodward, lawyer (4 Pemberton sq. B.), boards 48 Brattle
Emmel Charles, carver, house 52 Winter
Emmons L. cooper, boards 59 Moore
Emory Geo. blacksmith, house 123 Washington
Emory Wm. H. printer, boards 46 Holyoke
Endicott Henry (Allen & Endicott), boiler maker, 356 Main, house 28 Columbia
Endres George, carver, house 103 Cambridge
England James, carpenter, boards 47 Cedar [Norfolk
Engley Wm. F. counsellor, 573 Main, h. 2d arbor, r. 41 English Ed. D. glass-maker, house 40 Winter
English Margaret Mrs. dress-maker, house 40 Winter Ennis James, baker, boards 11} Lopez
Enos Antoine, foreman, sand papering r'm. F. Geldowsky, house 1 Fifth
Enos Antoine, sand paperer, Woodbury & Co.
Enos Antoine, oil finisher, boards 26 Vine
Enos John, cabinet maker, F. Geldowsky's, h. at Boston Enos John L. oil finisher, house 26 Vine
Enos Joseph, laborer, house 42 Spring
Enouye Yoshikatsu, law student, rooms 10 Holyoke House
Ephraim Joseph H. cigar maker, house 110 Fourth
Eppler Charles, at North, Merriam & Co.'s house 240 Cambridge
Ernesto Bianchini, sawyer, F. Geldowsky, h. at Boston
Ernst Harold C. student, H. U. rooms 4 Gray
Ernst Louis, barkeeper, boards 206 Green
Estabrook Joseph D. clerk (37 Franklin, B.), h. Wash- ington avenue, corner Arlington
Estabrooks Fredk. carbuilder, bds. Mrs. Richardson's, Rockwell
Estabrooks John A. student, H. U. rooms 22 Gray
Estes Eugene, cabinet maket (Charlestown), h. 119 Otis Estes Ivory P. hardware and stoves, 30 Brighton, house 865 Main
Estes Johnson, cabinet maker (Charlestown), h. 119 Otis Estes Nancy G. Miss, dress-maker, 3 Hyde's blk. 603 Main, boards 1 Chestnut place
Estes Susan, widow, house 119 Otis
Estey Jonathan L. proof-reader, house 2 Antrim [ard Estey Joshua B. clerk (269 Washington, B.), h. 16 How- Estey Wm. H. reporter, house 2 Antrim
Esty Elizabeth Mrs. house 27 Jay
J. S. SAWYER, GRAVEL ROOFING, No. 1 Hyde's Block, 603 Main street, Cambridgeport.
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CAMBRIDGE [E] DIRECTORY.
Etherington Thomas, carpenter, house 3 Essex court
Etter Herbert (Cameron & Etter), blacksmith and car- riage builder, 496 Main, house 512 Main
Etter Charles S. teamster, house 6 Cherry [do.
Eustace Alexander, groceries and provision, 83 Main, h. Eustis Frank I. clerk (Naylor & Co. B.), bds. 29 Kirkland Eustis Henry L. professor of engineering in the Lawrence Scientific school, H. U. house 29 Kirkland
Eustis Henry S. boards 29 Kirkland
Eustis Julian J. clerk (Naylor & Co. B.), bds. 29 Kirkland
Eustis Leonard, compositor, Riverside, house at Boston
Eustis Wm. E. C. student, Scientific school, rooms 45 Holyoke
Evans Eldridge, machinist, boards 866 Main
Evans Elizabeth Mrs. house 7 Harrison
Evans George S. compositor, University Press, h. 17 Gerry EVANS HENRIETTA MISS, dressmaker, boards 150 Mt. Auburnį
Evans Henry, glass-cutter, house 94 Gore
Evans Horatio D. salesman, Ireland & Smith, boards 866 Main
Evans John H. teamster, house 82 Harvard
Evans M. Lizzie Miss, teacher, Mason Primary school, boards 17 Baldwin
Evans Pierce, law student, rooms 7 Gerry
Evans Richard, gardener, house 24 Harrison court
Evans William, carriage trimmer, house 150 Mt. Auburn
Evans Wm. H. tailor, house Green, near Putnam
Eveleth William H. superintendent college grounds, house 6 North avenue
Everett Charles C., Bussey professor of Theology, H. U. house 53 Garden
Everett Edward F. book-keeper (38 Devonshire, B.), house 14 Shepard
Everett Eliza J. widow of George, house 16 Pleasant place Everett Erastus D. dry goods (236 Hanover, B.), house 94 Prospect
Everett Emily Mrs. house 23 Berkeley
Everett Oliver C. Rev. clergyman, house 64 Mt. Auburn
Everett Oliver H. student, H. U. rooms 55 Thayer
Everett Wm. tutor in Latin, H. U. house 16 Holmes place Everett Wm. A. house 23 Berkeley
Ewell Charles, piano-forte key-maker, house 41 Franklin Ewell Charlotte A. Miss, teacher, Shepard grammar school, boards 41 Franklin
Ewell Jas. P. piano-forte key-maker, house 56 Franklin
Ewell Thomas B. clerk, boards 41 Franklin
Ewer Clara G. widow of Geo. F. house 30 Norfolk
LADIES' BOOTS AND SHOES at C. D. WILDER'S, 557 Main street, Cambridgeport.
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CAMBRIDGE [F] DIRECTORY.
FACEY JOHN P. printer Riverside, house 12 Fremont Facteau Joseph, tanner, house Clay, near Harvey
Fagan Henry, moulder, house 42 Pine
Fagan James, laborer, house 17 Irving place
Fagan James H. moulder, boards 42 Pine
Fahy John L. grocer, 89 Fifth, house do.
Fairbairn John, pedler, house Seventh, near Otis
Fairbairn John R. upholsterer (112 Beach, B.), house Seventh, near Otis
Fairbairn Thomas, cabinet maker, house 17 Washington Fairbank Alfred T. book-keeper (52 School, B.), boards 14 Chestnut
Fairbank Anna C. widow of Elbridge, house 14 Chestnut Fairbank George E. merchant tailor (52 School, B.), boards 14 Chestnut
Fairbank Joseph B. V. house 49 Mt. Auburn
Fairbanks Edwin, house Chestnut, near Pearl
Fairbanks Olive E. Miss, assistant teacher High School, boards 29 Everett
Fairfield Edward T. roofer, house 71 Columbia
Fairfield Mrs. widow, house 6 Antrim
Fallar Benedict, oil polisher, house 57 Charles
Fallen Patrick, teamster, house Jackson, near Harvey
Fallon Ann, widow of Patrick, house 3 Hamilton
Fallon Bridget, widow, house 234 Franklin
Fallon Brine, laborer, house Valentine, near Brookline
Fallon Christopher, stone-cutter, house 234 Franklin
Fallon John, laborer, house 14 Fremont
Fallon John, laborer, house 47 Reed
Fallon John, painter, house 15 Irving place
Fallon Martin, painter, house 23 De Wolf
Fallon Michael, laborer, house 3 Hamilton [ber wharf
Fallon William M. painter, house De Wolf, opposite lum- Falls Alonzo, engineer B. L. & N. R. R., house Third, corner Cambridge
Falls Geo. S. engineer, L. R. R. house foot East
Falvy Delia S. widow of Patrick, house 71 Brighton
Falvy Michael, laborer, A. McDonald, Mt. Auburn, h. do. Farland Susan E. Miss, dressmaker, rear B. H. Richard- son's, Harvard square, boards 39 Holyoke
Farley Gustavus, broker (2 Change avenue, B.), house 16 Lowell
Farley Thomas, bar tender, 309 Cambridge, boards do.
Farlow John W. student, H. U. rooms 62 Thayer
Farmer Frank L. machinist, house rear 134 Broadway
Farmer Jesse, coppersmith (69 Merrimac, B.), house 14 Prospect [29 Mellen
Farmer John P. jr. provisions, etc. 13 Harvard row, house
GEO. B. JAMES & CO., Lumber, Wharves, junction Bridge and Cambridge streets, East Cambridge. Boston office 14 State street. Spruce frames sawed to order.
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Farmer Richard J. R. carriage-smith, Henderson Brothers, boards Porter's Hotel
Farnam Sylvester, machinist, boards 47 Windsor
Farnham Aaron, boards 865 Main
Farnham Geo. Y. teamster, house 247 Broadway
Farnham John C. auctioneer and real estate agent (31 State, B.), and 5 Harvard square, house 8 Story
Farnsworth Chas. H. surgeon and homeopathic physician, house 170 Cambridge [pect
Farrar Edward E. machinist, house Cambridge, near Pros-
Farrar Warren B. hackman, boards 8 Eliot [Somerville
Farrell Garrett, gardener, house 73 Inman Farrell John, blacksmith B. & L. R. R. shop, house at Farrell John, glass blower, boards Mrs. Susan Day's, Cambridge [house 32 Walnut
Farrell John H. (Farrell & Mullin), grocer, 623 Main,
Farrell Martin, teamster, house Second, near Cambridge
Farrell Matthew, baker, house Jefferson, cor. Warren
Farrell Matthew, glass blower, boards Mrs. Susan Day's, Cambridge
Farrell Matthew, laborer, house 49 Harvard
Farrell Micah J. agent (C. Wakefield's, B.), h. 116 Auburn
Farrell Thomas, tailor, 138 Bridge, house do.
Farrell & Mullin (John H. Farrell and Peter Mullin), gro- cers, 623 Main [house 24 Rockwell
Farren Patrick H. carver (Chickering's Piano Factory, B.), Farrington Charles R. clerk (Jackson, Mandell & Daniell, B.), boards 872 Main [872 Main
Farrington Josiah C. R. printer, house Dunham's block, Farrington Thomas F. bookbinder, house 100 Hampshire Farris James E. watchman, house 92 Fourth [Brighton Farry Patrick, laborer, house Beckett's block, rear 78 Farwell George T. express driver, boards 47 Mt. Auburn Farwell James K. superintendent Cambridge Cemetery, house 273 North avenue [B.), house 114 Prospect Farwell Joseph R. commission merchant (2 Commerce, Farwell Stephen T. Mrs. house 101 Preston [Watertown Farwell William E. c'erk, Hubbard's wharf, house at Fatal John J. furniture, 450 Cambridge, house 7 Lincoln Faucon Gorham P. student, H. U. rooms 64 Mt. Auburn Faulkner Francis C. student, H. U. rooms 24 Stoughton Faulkner Thaddeus, plasterer, boards 69 Mt. Auburn
Favor Claudius M. driver, Thurston, Hall & Co. house 127 Norfolk
Favor Jas. M. driver, Thurston, Hall & Co. h. 94 Norfolk Favor Joseph C. machinist, F. Draper & Co. East Cam- bridge, house 62 Sacramento
Fawcett Samuel H. house 21 Avon
J. FORD & SON, Harvard Square, have every facility for doing general job printing.
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Fawcett William S. clerk, 413 Cambridge, house 408 do. Faxon Daniel, blacksmith, house 98 Fourth
Faxon Ruth H. Miss, teacher, Thorndike Grammar school, house 98 Otis
Faxon Walter, assistant, Zoological Museum, bds.7 Sumner Fay Bartholomew, laborer, house rear East, near Bridge
Fay Edward P. car trimmer, boards 18 Harrison avenue Fay Isaac, house Antrim, near Cambridge
Fay Maria D. Miss, house 10 Garden
Fay Patrick, stone cutter, house 3 Pioneer court
Fay Thomas, laborer. house 7 Water
Fay Thomas, upholsterer (Albany car shop, Allston), house 18 Harrison avenue
Fears Josiah, clerk, house 82 River
Fee Thomas, coachman, house 35 Banks
Fecto Moses, currier. bds. North ave. near Arlington line Feeley Patrick, boot and shoe maker, 85 Main, h, at Boston Feeney Edward, laborer, house Bell ct. near Allston
Felix Frank, laborer, house McCabe, near Jefferson
Fell Thomas, cooper, house 6 Squire's court
Fellows B. Frank, foreman. F. A. Kennedy's, h. 500 Main Fellows Charles M. grocer (Batterymarch, B.), house 53 North avenue
Fellows Cyrus, house 97 Concord avenue
Fellows Frank C. clerk (Summer, B.), bds. 53 North ave. Fellows Isaac, cooper, house 107 Hampshire
Fellows John H. (Burton, Fellows & Co.), brush manufac- turer, Gore, near Bridge and (21 Exchange, B.), house 106 Ellery [8 Sixth
Fellows John H. jr. bookkeeper (21 Exchange, B ), house Fellows Joseph, machinist, boards Broadway, c. Norfolk
Fellows Oshea P. driver, Thurston, Hall & Co. house 51 Market
Fellows Thomas H. house 28 Cherry
Felt Charles W. flour (29 Commercial, B.), h. 60 Norfolk Felt George W. horse-shoer, Cambridge, near Bridge, h. 165 Cambridge
Felt Irwin G. (Felt & Collins), carriage smith and wheel- wright, 16 Cambridge, bds. 165 Cambridge
Felt John B. organ maker, 426 Main, house 73 River
Felt & Collins (Irwin G. Felt and Joel S. Collins), car- riage smith, 16 Cambridge
Felton Cornelius C. house 14 Ware
Felton Thomas C. student, H. U. rooms 43 Weld
Fenelon Michael F. apothecary (206 Cambridge, B.), h. 158₺ Otis Fennelly Patrick, baker, house 8 Lopez
Fenner Mary E. widow, house 34 Auburn
MIDDLESEX FIRE INSURANCE CO., J. S. SAWYER, agent, No. 1 Hyde's Block, 603 Main street, Cambridgeport.
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Fenollosa Ernest F. student, H. U. rooms 36 Gray
Fenollosa William S. student, H. U. rooms 36 Gray Fenton Ira B. clerk, boards 293 Broadway
Fenton Joseph, laborer, boards 127 Prospect
Fenton Patrick, carpenter, house 18 Reed
Ferdinand Jasper F. attorney, house 80 Green
Ferdinand Jasper L. W. messenger, Maverick Bank (15 Devonshire, B.), house 80 Green
Ferdinand Lorrin W. messenger (Maverick Nat. Bank, B.), house 80 Green
Ferguson Frank, carpenter, house 89 Elm
Ferguson John, carpenter, house 6 Baldwin's court
Ferguson Thomas T. constable, house 22 Coggswell ave.
Ferguson William, steam-fitter, h. Brookline, n. Valentine Fern Otis L. liquor dealer (161 Blackstone, B.), house 56 Western avenue
Ferrel William, U. S. coast survey, rooms 40 Winthrop
Ferris Edward M. student, H. U. rooms 47 Gray
Ferris Frank F. pressman, boards 12 Dunster
Ferris John, carpenter, boards 24 Dunster
Ferris Lawrence, laborer, house 42 Spring
Ferris Thomas, pedler, house Rideout, near Jefferson Ferry Patrick, brass-worker, house 127 Elm
Ferrygood John, printer, boards McAuley's, Rockwell
Fertig Charles, fresco painter, house 16 Gore
Fessenden Almira, widow of Ichabod, h. 34 Mt. Auburn Fessenden Chas. L. dry goods (1¿6 Hanover, B.), house 27 Prospect [Boston Fessenden Elizabeth M. teacher, High School, boards at Fessenden Franklin G. instructor in French, H. U. rooms 24 Gray's Hall [Mt. Auburn Fessenden Frederick H. conductor, U. R. Co. house 34 Fessenden George R. student, H. U. rooms 34 Holyoke House
Fewkes Jesse W. student, H. U. rooms 50 College
Fiel Geo. T. hardware (85 Cambridge, B.), house 10 Green [U. rooms 30 College House
Field Alfred W. assistant in the Chemical Laboratory, H.
Field Chauncy H. machinist, house 40 Washington
Field Eunice W. Miss, teacher, Holmes primary school, boards 12 Ash court
Field George, house 9 Chauncy
Field Geo. G. president (Union Mutual Fire Insurance Co. 39 Court, room 2, B.), house 9 Chauncy
Field James, glass-cutter, house 123} Windsor
Field Marcus H. law student, boards 353 Harvard
Field Richard P. piano-forte maker, house 16 Clark Field R. R. organ maker, 101 Gore
GENTS' BOOTS AND SHOES at C. D. WILDER'S, 557 Mai street, Cambridgeport.
HORACE PARTRIDGE & CO., 51 Hanover St., (opp. American House) Boston,
Importers, Jobbers and Retailers of
Yankee Notions, Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, Scissors, Shears, Soaps, Perfumery, Stationery, Wax Beads, Venetian Cut Beads, Seed Beads, Basket Beads, Silver and Gold Lined Beads, and Lined Beads of any color, Shopping Bags. Wallets, Dressing Cases, Writing Desks, Jewelry Cases, Work Boxes, Hdkf. Boxes, Portfolios, Backgammon Boards, Chess Boards, Chess- men, Dominoes, Cribbage Boards, Dice, Dice Cups, Checkers.
German and French Accordeons, Harmonicas
Of every style and quality, some of which are very superior, such as Langhammer, Knit- lenger, Concert, Richters, and others. No boy with any taste for music should be allowed to grow np without having a good harmonica on which to learn. Music Boxes, fine Plated and Lacquered Harps. Horns, Trumpets, &c. Also,
The Greatest Variety of Toys to be found in New England,
Or perhaps in the United States, consisting of Spring Horses, Rocking Horses, Hobby Horses, Chair Rockers, Boys' Trucks, Trotting Gigs, 3-Wheel Velocipedes, Wagons, Tip Carts, Wheelbarrows, Saw Horses and Saws (new), Sleds any style, Base Balls, Foot Balls, Ball Bats, Toy Flags, Bunting Flags, Toy . Guns, Drinns, Pop Guns, Revolvers, Pistols, Canes, Whips, Garden Sets, all kinds Wooden Box Toys, Ten Pins, Villages, Farm Yards, Poultry Yards, Soldiers, Furniture, &c.
Of Games we make a specialty ; from Bagatelle Boards, Lozo Pendulum Games, Ring Toss, Le Circle, Parchesi, Croquet Sets, Soltaire Boards, Tivoli Boards, down to the small- est sizo games of every name and kind. Also, Cubic Picture and Alphabet Blocks, Cran- dall's, Johnson's and Hill's Blocks, Excelsior Blocks all kinds, Transparent Slates, Paints, Marbles, Dolls, Doll Heads, Doll Hats, Gaiters, Doll Jewelry, Baby Houses and Fixtures complete, Doll Bodies, Kid Arms; in fact any kind of a doll to be found in market, from the finest French Doll, with trossean, down to the tiniest China babe.
The Toy Department being under the immediate supervision and direction of D. O. GOODRICH, ESQ., formerly well known as the proprietor of the Boston Bazaar, 302 Washington Street, and the king of the toy trade.
Whose services have been secured not wholly for show, Than whom the wants of the customers better can know- For 'tis he's well adapted to deal out the Toys, Who takes pleasure in pleasing the girls and the boys.
Customers can feel assured no pains will be spared to satisfy all their wants in the Toy line. Dolls dressed to order, &c., &c.
Remember the Store, No. 51 Hanover St., opp. American House, Boston.
HORACE PARTRIDGE & CO. Are also Proprietors of the
FRANKLIN PRINTING HOUSE,
Late of Washington Street, and solicit all kinds of Job Printing, which will be done with neatness and despatch, at the lowest rates. This leaf, printed at this Office, of which J. D. BONNELL, Esq., is foreman, will serve as a specimen of our work, yet any job any office can do, so can we. Give us a call and a job, then you can see how it is yourself.
Also Publisher of the Penny Street Ballads, so universally sold throughout the United States and the New Dominion. Entrance 53 Hanover Street.
HORACE PARTRIDGE, Dealer in Real Estate, and Builder,
Will sell Building Lots on Jenny Lind Avenue, or on Partridge (proposed) Avenue, in rear of Jenny Lind Avenne; Lots on Broadway ; also quite a number very beautiful Honse Lots on land recently purchased by him on Highland Avenue, opposite new High School Building and Fire Engine House; lots on Walnut St., Summit, Pleasant, Vinal, and Grand View Avenues Also, Dwelling Houses on Jenny Lind Avenue, Somerville; Houses in Chelsea, East Boston, East Lenox Street, Webster Court, and Columbus Ave., Boston.
Also, Houses and House Lots in the (new) enterprising village of Wollaston, on Wollas- ton Heights, near Quincy, and a mile only from Boston line, on one of the finest locations in the United States or perhaps in the world House lots any size or at any price almost, yet all the land is restricted that no objectionable person can get any foothold. A great inducement to settle there is a free pass to and from Boston on O. C. & N. R. R. for three years for persons who own a house and live there.
51 Hanover Street, - - Opp. American House.
HORACE PARTRIDGE & CO. Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Fine Gold Jewelry, Gold Plated Jewelry
Whitby Jet Jewelry, Spar, Shell and Horn and every variety of Jewelry in market.
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, From Waltham Watch Company and other American and Foreign manufacturers.
CLOCKS IN GREAT VARIETY,
French Parlor and Mantle Clocks of a great variety of patterns; also, Marble, Bronze, Rost wood, Walnut, Mahogany, and other fancy patterns, many of which are manufactured at our own Factory, at Bristol; Conn., as well as many styles Regulators and Office Clocks.
Bronze Statuary and Mantel and Clock Ornaments in Variety, COIN-SILVER FORKS, SPOONS, NAPKIN RINGS, FRUIT KNIVES, &C.
A full line REED & BARTON'S, Meriden Silver-Plate Co's, and other Silver-Plated Castors, Ice Pitchers, Cake Baskets, Tea Sets, Goblets, Mugs, Cups, Card Baskets, etc.
Rogers Bros.' best Plated Forks, Spoons, Ladles, &c. And a full line of Plated Ware of every description. Steel and Plated TABLE CUTLERY, also POCKET CUTLERY,
Scissors and Shears, In every variety of style and quality, of our own importation. Stationery, a full line of Paper, Envelopes, &c. Ladies' and Gents' Shopping Bags and Wallets,
Of every description, of any size, style, color, or at any price or quality.
HAIR, TOOTH & NAIL BRUSHES, LATHER BRUSHES, CLOTH AND HAT BRUSHES, FEATHER DUSTERS. WHISK BROOMS, &c.
APS,
From Colgate, Jesse Oakley, and other celebrated Soap Manufacturers, as Castile, Honey, Glycerine ; and fine Soaps, as Cashmere Bo quet, Aromatic, Transparent Balls, etc.
PERFUMERY IN GREAT VARIETY, FROM LUBIN DOWN.
Bohemian, Parian, Lava. China, and other Vases, Toilet Sets, Cologne Sets, Match Boxes, Jewel Boxes, Card Baskets, Goblets, &c., &c.
Manufacturers o'f Partridg,.'s celebrated "Favorite" South American Earth Pens; also Partridge's celebrated Pin Stuck and Gold-Eyed Needles, Partridge's Lead Pencils, Toy Saws and Bucks, Johnson's Patent Cottage House.
Toys of Every Description.
(For detailed account see next page.)
The Jewelry Department of this House being conducted by BENJ. F. HUNT, JR. ESQ. the junior partner of the firm, who is well known in this community, (having been in this establishment for many years) customers can rely on any statement in regard to Diamonds, Jewelry, Watches, or other fine goods purchased from him or those in his employ. Diamonds set and Jewelry made to order.
Remember the Place,
51 HANOVER STREET,
.
.
BOSTON.
(Directly opp. American House.)
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Field Roderick D. carpenter, house Pioneer place Fielding Dennis J. boiler maker, house 85 Vine
Fielding Thomas, civil engineer, house 17 Windsor Fierto Joseph, cabinet maker, house 129 Bridge
Fifield Abiel F. water registrar, Cambridge Water Works, City Hall, boards 70 Spring
Fifield George E. gilder (Sudbury, B.), boards 70 Spring Fifield George W. overseer, U. R. Co. house 70 Spring Fifield James H. clerk, City Hall, boards 70 Spring Fifield John F. conductor, U. R. R. boards 70 Spring Fifield John H. foreman, Beal & Hooper's, Cambridge, cor. First, house at Everett
Figgins Joseph, plasterer, boards 26 Charles River
Files Louisa, widow of Joseph, bds. Lewis H. Bryant's, rear Linnæan
Files William H. P. painter, house 420 Main
Fillebrown Amos, house 131 Cambridge
Fillebrown Andrew, painter, 5 Eaton, house 453 Cambridge FILLEBROWN CHARLES, painter, 5 Eaton, house rear 66 Norfolk
Fillebrown Elizabeth Mrs. house 10 Webster
Fillebrown Henry S. glass-engraver, h. r. 126 Thorndike Fillebrown Samuel, painter, 457 Cambridge, house 453 Cambridge [16 Arlington
Fillebrown William, boots and shoes (134 Court, B.), h. Finan Bartholomew, machinist, bds. 4 Jordan place
Finan James, machinist, house 4 Jordan place Finan John, shoemaker, boards 2 South
Finck Henry T. student, H. U. rooms 17 Dunster Fincke Frederick G. student, H. U. rooms 5 Gray Finglisson Julius, carpenter, boards 10 Eliot Finley David, plasterer, bds. Mt. Auburn, cor. Willard Finley John, glass-cutter, boards 94 Gore Finmore Charles, cooper, house 50 Amory Finn Anthony, shoemaker, house Third, near Gore
Finn James, marble worker, 80 Main, house at Boston Highlands
Finn Michael, Page's box factory, house Lopez, n. Pearl Finnegan Hugh, blacksmith, house 247 Broadway
Finnegan John, blacksmith, house 427 Cambridge Finnegan John, cabinet maker, house 14 Eighth Finnegan Patrick, carpenter, house 231 Franklin Finnerty Daniel, laborer, house 4 Hastings
Finnerty Thomas, coachman, house 4 Antrim Finnerwin Martin, laborer, h. Allston, n. Fort Washington Finney Catherine, house 374 Main
Finnev Edward, brush finisher, house 374 Main
Finney James, brass finisher, bouse 34 Clark
ROBERT BACON & CO. 45 West street, Boston. Patterns cut and materials for Shirts furnished.
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CAMBRIDGE [F] DIRECTORY.
Finney Thomas, brass finisher, house 347 Main Finnick Joseph. provision dealer, house Garden court Finnick Richard, horse dealer, h. rear Lopez. near Pearl Finucawa John A. cabinet maker, house 66 Vine
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CAMBRIDGE, Benj. Tilton, pres., Main, corner Prospect Fischer Albert, currier, house Harvey, near Clay Fischer Ferdinand, currier. Tannery, house 380 North ave. Fischle F. machinist, boards 57 Gore
Fish Albert F. moulder, boards 6 Pioneer place Fish Charles B. laborer, boards 6 Pioncer place Fish Frederick P. student, H. U. rooms 49 Matthews
Fish Isaac, blacksmith, house 4 Cowperthwait
Fish John B. overseer Bird's foundry, house 6 Pioneer pl. Fish Moses W. com. mer. (New York), house 44 Cottage Fish William R. civil engineer (66 State, B.), boards 44 Cottage
Fisher Emery B clerk, P. O. (B.), h. rear 9 Tremont Fisher Gardner P. clerk (B.), boards rear 9 Tremont FISHER GEORGE, editor and proprietor "Cambridge Chronicle," 573 Main, house 721 Main, corner Lee Fisher Henry, moulder, house 182 Broadway Fisher Howard, stone cutter, boards 135 Main
Fisher Lavinea, widow of Pitts, boards rear 9 Tremont
Fisher Lawrence, currier, house 43 Reed
Fisher Lewis E. clerk, Prospect House, 596 Main, bds. do.
Fisher Samuel T. student, H. U. rooms 50 Weld
Fisher William G. boards Fresh Pond Hotel
Fisher William G. jr. proprietor, Fresh Pond hotel, Fresh Pond lane, house do.
Fisk Hannah, widow of James, house rear 112 Columbia
Fisk Horace M. boards Prospect House
Fisk'James C. (15 Congress, B.), house 32 Quincy
Fisk Lyman B. student, H. U. rooms 19 College
Fisk Mary E. widow of Henry, matron, H. U. house 26 Mt. Auburn
Fisk Walter G. furniture polisher, boards 383 Main Fiske Andrew, student, H. U. rooms 42 Matthews
Fiske Arthur I. tutor in Greek, H. U. rooms 6 Holyoke House
Fiske Charles A. house 9 Clinton
Fiske Charles A. jr. clerk, house 9 Clinton [Berkeley Fiske John, author and assistant librarian H. U. h. 4 Fiske John M. deputy collector (Custom House, B.), house 139 Oxford
Fitch Abel, teamster, house North ave. near Cedar
Fitch Amasa, wood turner, house 76 Sixth [town
Fitch Chas. A. foreman at Beal & Hooper's, h. at Charles-
J. FORD & SON, Harvard Square, print cards, and all other kinds of printing.
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Fitch George A. bookkeeper, boards 76 Sixth Fitch Martin, blacksmith, boards 26 Holyoke Fitcham Edwin A. house 38 Coggswell ave. Fitteman Henry, white washer, house 70 Harvard Fitton James H. painter, house 95 Gore
Fitz Daniel F. counsellor (20 Court, B.), house 60 Oxford Fitz Franklin, ship broker (111 Commercial, B.), house 12 Essex
Fitzgerald Alfred, moulder, boards 6 Village
Fitzgerald Ann, widow of Richard, boards John Griffin's, Mt. Auburn
Fitzgerald David E. caterer (122 High, B.), h. 2 Village Fitzgerald Edward, fireman N. E. Glass Co.'s, h. 19 Third Fitzgerald Edward, barber (B.), house 74 Sixth
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