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Oliver Hubbard, harness-maker (B.), house 111 Prospect
Every kind of printing required by business men furnished by J. FORD & SON, printers, Harvard Square.
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Oliver John jr. supt. Beal & Hooper's furniture manufac- tory, Cambridge, house at Boston
Oliver Robert H. carpenter, house Warren, n. Cambridge Oliver Sarah H. widow of David, house 6 North ave. Olmstead James M. student, H. U. rooms 5 Thayer Olmsted John B. student, H. U. rooms 56 Matthews Olmstead Susan H. Mrs. house 70 Dana
O'Loughlin John, shoemaker, house 52 North
Olsen Charles, glass-cutter (State, B.), house 6 Holly
Olson Ens, oil-rubber, boards 123 Spring
Olson Jonas, grainer, Bridge, cor. Third, h. 41 Tremont Olson Lars, laborer, house 25 Wheatland bl'k, Cambridge
O'Mahaney Timothy, teamster, house Cambridge
O'Neal Patrick, laborer, house 26 North O'Neil Andrew, laborer, house 152 Bridge
O'Neil Arthur, cabinet maker, house 42 Montgomery
O'Neil Daniel, farmer, house North ave. near Tannery O'Neil James, laborer, house 73 Hastings
O'Neil Jeremiah, laborer, house 3 Hannum's block
O'Neil John, carpenter, boards Mansion House, Gore O'Neil John, laborer, house 15 Tuttle
O'Neil Michael, laborer, house 14 Railroad
O'Neil Patrick, stone-cutter, house 56 Broadway
O'Neil Thomas, teamster, house 191 Broadway
O'Neil Walter, laborer, house 102 Third
O'Neil William, laborer, boards 3 Oak
O'Neil William, laborer, house Amory
O'Neil William, coachman, boards 119 Prospect
O'Neil William, carpenter, boards 287 Cambridge
O'Neill James, watchman, L. R. R. house 17 Fifth
O'Neill John, ale, beer, etc., 16 Brattle, house 19 Sparks street place
O'Neill John, grocer, 24 Vine, house do.
O'Neill Peter, stone-cutter, house 1 Court [perthwait
O'Neill Samuel O. baker, William Wright, house 37 Cow- O'Neill Michael B. shipping-clerk, boards 17 Fifth
Orcutt Alfred H. collector, house 148 Brookline
Orcutt Henry J. mason, boards 41 Holyoke
Orcutt Ira B. salesman (Washington, B.), h. 17 Webster Orcutt William A. bookbinder, house Putnam place, near Putnam
Orcutt William H. bookbinder, house 13 Union
Orcutt William H. law student, H. U. rooms 7 Weld Hall Orcutt John W. clerk, boards 148 Brookline
Ordway Aaron, house 20 Worcester [Crane
Ordway Augustus W. clerk, Orrin Hall, house Banks, cor.
Ordway Herbert I. student, H. U. rooms 8 Holworthy
O'Regan Daniel, cabinet maker, boards 23 Prospect
J. S. SAWYER, GRAVEL ROOFING, No. 1 Hyde's Block, 603 Main street, Cambridgeport.
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O'Reilley John, printer, house 5 Crane Orgass Charles, brass-finisher, boards 57 Gore O'Riley Thomas, laborer, house Rideout, near Cambridge Orne Albert, carpenter, boards Pleasant, cor. Auburn
Orne Caroline F. Miss, librarian, Dana Library, house 49 Auburn
Orne Charles P. clerk, 493 Main, boards 495 do.
Orne Joel S. apothecary, 493 Main, house 495 do.
Orne John jr. teacher, physical department, High school, house 104 Ellery
Orne Rufus H. bricklayer, house 3 Baldwin place
O'Rouke Morris, laborer, house 11 Sargent
Orpin Arthur, carpenter, boards 159 Thorndike
Orvele Wallender, currier, house 229 North ave.
Osborn Abner J. carpenter, house 95 Green
Osborn Adolphus, soap and paper makers' supplies (25 Central wharf, B.), house 141 Austin [34 do. Osborn Anna Maria, private school, rear 66 Norfolk, h. Osborn Dalphon (D. Osborn & Co.), planing-mill, State, house 135 Washington
Osborn Eldorado, kindling-wood, house 20 Green
Osborn Frank E. clerk, boards 135 Washington
Osborn James D. (D. Osborn & Co.), planing-mill, State, boards 31 Bigelow [house 73 Walnut
Osborn Jesse, messenger (Shawmut National Bank, B.), OSBORN D. & CO. (Dalphon and James D. Osborn), planing-mill, State, near Main
Osborne Charles A. furniture, etc. (B.), house 31 Kinnard
Osborne Horace K. leather (42 India, B.), house 17 Lee Osborne James, compositor, boards 9 Charles River
Osborne Louis S. student, H. U. rooms 9 Hollis
Osborne Mary A. Mrs. house 35 Norfolk
Osborne Mary F. Miss, house 95 Green
Osborne Nancy, widow of Joseph, house 6 Williams
Osgood Abbie A. Miss, house 729 Cambridge
Osgood Clara C. Mrs. boards 729 Cambridge
Osgood Edmund Q. S. student, H. U. rooms 67 College
Osgood George, hats, caps and furs (183 Washington, B.), house 727 Cambridge [834 Main
Osgood George M. post-master, Old Cambridge, house Osgood Howard L. student, H. U. rooms 387 Harvard
Osgood Jacob N. provisions, 157 Harvard, house 236 Broadway [729 Cambridge
Osgood J. Gardner, clerk (183 Washington, B.), boards O'Shea Michael C. gardener, house 32 Charles
O'Shea -- , cabinet maker, boards 41 Cedar
Oswell Robert, stone cutter, bds. Pioneer, corner Main
Otis Charles II. student, H. U. rooms 1 Holworthy
CHILDREN'S BOOTS A Specialty. C. D. WILDER, 557 Main street, Cambridgeport.
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Otis George, conductor U. Horse R. R. bds. 18 Orchard Otis James K. cabinet maker (42 Chardon, B.), h. 103 Otis
Otis Robert M. physician, 160 North avenue, house do.
Otis Walter J. student, H. U. rooms 37 Holyoke House
Otis Wm. S. cabinet maker, house 33 Bigelow
Otto John, machinist (B.), house 60 Harvard
Otto Wm. varnisher, house 62 Harvard
Outhwaite Charlotte Mrs. upholsteress, house Western avenue, corner Dana court
Owen Daniel E. carpenter, boards 63 School
Owen George, house 17 Ellsworth avenue
Owen Geo. jr. artist (12 West, B.), h. Cambridge, c. Ellery Owen George C. clerk (B.), house 17 Ellsworth avenue Owen John, boards 17 Ellsworth avenue
Owen Nathaniel, pattern inaker, house 63 School
Owen Nathaniel L. piano hammer coverer, bds. 63 School
Owen William H. clerk, boards 63 School
Owens Frank, in Boston Rolling mill, bds. 3 Portland
Owens Hugh, mason, house 54 Fifth
Owens James, laborer, house 3 Portland
Owens James jr. in Boston rolling mill, bds, 3 Portland Owens John, Union Ice Co. yard, house at Charlestown Owler Frank, baker, boards 17 Main
Owler William sr. printer, Riverside, boards 5 Brooks Owler Wm. jr. printer (Boston Daily Globe), h. 24 Sixth Oxford Charles W. (J. M. Oxford & Co.), furniture and kitchen furnishing goods, 529 Main, house at Wo- burn
Oxford Joseph M. (J. M. Oxford & Co.), furniture and kitchen furnishing goods, 529 Main, h. 24 Cottage Oxford J. M. & Co. (Joseph M. and Charles W. Oxford), furniture and kitchen furnishing goods, 529 Main
PACE JAMES, carpenter, house 22 Fourth
Packard Almond, bds. Samuel Sennott's, Avon Hill
Packard Alonzo (Packard & Burrill), brush-manuf. bds. 101 Thorndike [near Prospect.
Packard Alvin, carpenter, Broadway, n. Main, h. Gardner,
Packard Chas. G. machinist, boards 39 Windsor
Packard Emery J. carpenter, bds. Alvin Packard, Gardner Packard Frederick A. clerk (32 Cornhill, B ), boards Sam- uel Sennott's, Avon Hill [Kirkland Packard Frederick Mrs. boards Charles W. Munroe's, Packard Leonard H. carpenter, h. Gardner, n. Prospect
Packard & Burrill (Alonzo Packard and Chas. O. Burrill), brush-manufacturers, 60 Cambridge and (33 Ex- change, B.)
GEO. B. JAMES & CO., Lumber, junction Bridge and Cam- bridge streets, East Cambridge. Boston office 14 State street. Eastern and Western Lumber of every variety.
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Packer Clinton M. (J. W. Packer & Co.), carpenter, bds. 170 Brookline
Packer James W. (J. W. Packer & Co.), builder, h. 170 Brookline
Packer James W. & Co. (Clinton M. and James W. Pack- er), carpenters and builders, Brookline, near the bridge
Packwood John, glass-cutter, house 94 Gore
Paddock James, salesman (34 Broad, B.), h. 64 Sacramento Page Asa, book-keeper (13 City whf. B.) h. 37 Pleasant Page Carlos L. (Geo. G. Page & Co.), box-maker, Hamp- shire, junc. Broadway, boards 84 Austin
Page Geo. G. (Geo. G. Page & Co.), box-manufacturer, Broadway, junc. Hampshire, h. 445 Cambridge
Page Geo. G. & Co. (Geo. G. Page, Chas Gray, Ovando G. and Carlos L. Page), box-manufacturers, Hamp- shire, junction Broadway
Page Gilman, box-maker, boards 83 Broadway
Page Lemuel, flour (3 Commercial, B.), house 14 Dover Page Ovando G. (Geo. G. Page & Co.), box-maker, Hampshire, junc. Broadway, h. 141 Washington
Page Paul T. house 115 Inman [21 Cottage
Page Perkins C. produce dealer (24 Suffolk mkt. B.), h.
Page Samuel, artist, boards 29 Everett
Page Sarah H. Miss, private school, 29 Everett, bds. do.
Page Susan G. widow of W. H. house 85 Brattle
Page Wesley L. clerk, Geo. G. Page & Co. bds. 445 Cam- bridge
Page William, house 23 Lee
Paige Lucius R. house 112 Washington
Paine Chas. A. wood moulder, boards 7 Park
Paine Chas H. clerk, boards 47 Windsor
Paine Chas. M. optician (320 Wash. B.), h. 84 Washington Paine Frederick W. clerk, 150 Harvard, h. 84 Washington Paine Henry W. counsellor (32 Pemberton sq. B.), house 66 Sparks
Paine John K. instructor in music, H. U. h. 8 Frisbie pl. PAINE JOHN S. furniture (48 Canal, B.), h. 8 Dana
Paine Robert E. hair-dresser, boards 81 Wendell Palfrey John G. author, house Oxford, opposite Everett Palmas Charles, laborer, house 96 Harvard
Palmer George H. instructor in Philosophy and curator of the Gray engravings, H. U. bds. 2 Holmes place Palmer Granville, carpenter, Auburn, house 19 Bigelow Palmer James, clerk, boards 34 Broadway
Palmer John, cutter (B.), house 34 Broadway
Palmer John, grocer, Gore, cor. Second, house 86 Gore Palmer John K. physician, house 736 Main
JOHN FORD & SON, Printers, Harvard Square ; every variety of job printing.
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Palmer Nancy C. Miss, house 89 Gore
Palmer Samuel, drain-builder, house 173 Harvard Palmer Wm. H. ivory layer, Tower's, boards 37 Windsor Pancoast Charles W. book-keeper, house 28 Franklin Paris Eli, laborer, house 55 Hastings
Parish John, overseer Star Brewery, Fifth, bds. (Wallack House, B.)
Park Geo. W. lawyer (46 Court, B.), house 24 Arlington
Parke Thos. baker, house 28 Watson
Parke Thos. jr. baker, boards 28 Watson Parker Artemas, stone contractor, 43 Main, h. at Boston Parker Benjamin F. doors, sashes and blinds (9 and 10 Charlestown, B.), house 24 Sacramento
Parker Carlton Mrs. house 30 Tremont
Parker Charlotte R. widow of John, house 46 Trowbridge
Parker Daniel W. (L. C. Swett & Co.), furniture dealer, 600 Main, house 132 Pearl
Parker Edward C. compositor, boards 12 William
Parker Edward E. student, H. U. rooms 40 College
Parker Edward H. clerk (B.), bds. 30 Tremont
Parker Eliza C. Miss, house 23 Garden
Parker Ellen, widow of Thomas B. house 16 Farwell pl.
Parker E. M. Miss, teacher, Thorndike Grammar school, bds. at Medford
Parker Frank H. clerk (B.), bds. 30 Tremont
Parker Fred. C. cigar maker, house 67 Brookline
Parker George, butcher, boards 41 Cedar
Parker George C. boards 30 Tremont
Parker George E. brush-maker, house 89 Vine [89 Vine
Parker George E. jr. machinist, B. & L. R. R. shop, bds.
Parker Graham, cabinet maker, bds. 39 Windsor
Parker Harold, student, H. U. rooms 46 Matthews
Parker Horatio G. lawyer (46 Washington, B.), h. 6 Ash Parker James, glass-cutter, house 49 Fifth
Parker James J. carpenter, bds. 10 Eliot
Parker Joel, professor of law, house 5 Craigie
Parker Lewis D. teamster, house 40 Spruce
Parker Luther L. deputy sheriff and coroner, office Bank building, E. C. house 38 Second Parker Ruth Miss, boards 50 Brighton
Parker Sanford A. confectioner (Sudbury, B.) h. 30 Sydney
Parker Theodore Dehon, house 18 Garden
Parker William, carver, boards 32 North Third
Parkhill Samuel J. printer (3 Cornhill, B.), h. 10 Warland Parkhurst Charles F. painter, house 110 Tremont [bridge Parkhurst Geo. W. clerk, 168 Cambridge, bds. 134 Cam- Parkinson Henry A. teamster, house 184 Windsor
Parkinson Richard G. teamster, house rear 67 Moore
MIDDLESEX FIRE INSURANCE CO., J. S. SAWYER, agent, No. 1 Hyde's Block, 603 Main street, Cambridgeport.
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Parkman Henry, law student, H. U. rooms 40 Matthews Hall
Parks Charles, gas-fitter, boards 21 Front
Parks James H. policeman, house 65 Norfolk
Parks Jane, widow of James, house 58 Amory
Parks John, bar tender, George E. Richardson, house 2 Shepherd's blk. rear 10 Charles River
Parks John, in Boston rolling mill, Portland
Parks Wm. moulder, house 2 Dickinson
Parmenter Ezra, bridge commissioner, house 37 Second
Parmenter Wm. H. clerk, house 9 Tremont
Parris Frank, carpenter, bds. 137 Otis
Parry James, glass-cutter, house 7 Fifth [Ellsworth ave. Parsons Albert S. salesman, E. Dresser & Co. bds. 27 Parsons Allen B. carpenter, Palmer, near Brattle, house 35 Mellen [Walden, bds. Russell, n. North ave. Parsons Candace H. Miss, dressmaker, North ave. near Parsons Charles A. fish dealer, 288 North ave. bds. 41 Cedar
Parsons Charles H. carriage trimmer, bds. 41 Cedar Parsons George, mason, house 9 Auburn
Parsons Harmond, carpenter, house Walden, cor. Mead Parsons Henry K. (Parsons & Stockwell), boarding and livery stable, 196 North ave. bds. 10 Russell Parsons John, student, H. U. rooms 52 Thayer Parsons Lucy S. widow of Lemuel S. house 373 Harvard Parsons Sylvanus M. cattle broker, house 10 Russell Parsons Theophilus, ex-professor of law, house 54 Garden Parsons Wm. printer (Milk, c. Federal, B.), h. 19 Brooks Parsons William H. student, H. U. rooms 373 Harvard Parsons & Stockwell (Henry K. Parsons and Fred. F. Stockwell), livery stable, 196 North ave.
Partington Charles, mason, house 40 Broadway Partridge David, cabinet maker, bds. 39 Windsor Partridge John H. house 28 Wendell
Partridge Polly, widow of Henry, house 9 Meacham Partridge Welcome L. ship-broker, house 88 Thorndike Pasco Chas. W. compositor (34 School, B.), h. 53 River Pasco John, clerk (110 Washington, B.), house 53 River Patch Charles A. (66 Congress, B.), bds. 269 Harvard Patch Charles R. oil dealer (7 Central wharf, B.), house 269 Harvard
Patch Francis E. carpenter, house rear 45 Norfolk Patch J. Albert, organ-key maker, bds. 53 Columbia Patch Matilda S. widow of J. M. house 4 Webster Patch Samuel, real estate broker, house 53 Columbia Patchett James, in Boston rolling mill, Portland Patt Julia, widow of Michael, house 200 Franklin
LADIES' BOOTS AND SHOES at C. D. WILDER'S, 557 Main street, Cambridgeport.
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Pattee A. D. livery stable (260 Hanover, B.), house Wal- nut, cor. Brookline [bds. Walnut, cor. Brookline Pattee Charles H. attorney at law (Niles blk. School, B.), Pattee George D. livery stable (260 Hanover, B.), house Walnut, cor. Brookline
Pattee James, mason, house rear 423 Cambridge
Pattee James, hostler, Gore, cor. Bridge, bds. do.
Patten John, laborer, house 125 Court
Patten Nathaniel, carpenter, bds. 33 Bow
Patten Thaddeus Dr. dentist, 104 Cambridge, house do.
Patten William, carpenter, bds. 33 Bow
Pattenson John, wood turner, house 123 Spring
Patterson Albert, butcher, house 101 Webster ave.
Patterson Flavel, last maker, 174 Broadway, boards 108 Harvard
Patterson George M. travelling agent, house 12 Fremont Patterson James, laborer, house Spruce, near brickyard Patterson James L. workman, 10 Arrow, boards 69 Mt. Auburn
Patterson John, stone-cutter, house rear 13 Vine Patterson Robert, carpenter, boards 39 Windsor
Patterson Robert Mrs. house Spruce, near brickyard Patterson Thomas Mrs. house foot of Harvey
Paul F. J. cigar maker, house rear 23 River
Paul Henry S. carpenter and stairbuilder, 85 Brighton, h. 15 Hilliard
Paul Ivory C. cutter (85 Washington, B.), h. 41 Hamilton Paul Joseph F. student H. U. rooms 9 Dolton's block Pauline John, at Woodbury's moulding-mill, h. 41 Vine Paulson Charles (Paulson & Gaffigan), wheelwright, rear
25 Gore, house 25 Wheatland block, Cambridge Paulson & Gaffigan (Charles Paulson and Edw. Gaffigan), blacksmiths and wheelwrights, rear 25 Gore
Paxton James, confectioner, 175 Cambridge, house do. Paxton Thomas R. law student, rooms 45 Mt. Auburn Payne Charles W. mason, house 10 Jay
Payne Robert C. clerk, 5 Broadway, boards 9 do.
Payne -, tinsmith, boards 9 Rockwell Payne, see also Paine
Peabody Andrew P., Preacher to the University, and Plummer Professor of Christian Morals, H. U. house 11 Quincy
Peabody Elizabeth Miss, boards 19 Follen
Peacock Joseph, teamster, boards 19 Squire's court
Peacock Margaret, widow of John, house 35 Dunster Peak Howard F. tinsmith, house 860 Main
Pear Charles M. grocer, house 17 Worcester
Pear Edward, silversmith (7 Avery, B.), house 42 Essex
ROBERT BACON & CO., Office 440 Main street, Cambridgeport, Fine Shirts, Collars and Cuffs Ready Made.
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Pear Isaac S. (Pettingill & Pear), spring bed manufactu- rer and dealer, State, and (35 Brattle, B.), house 7 Howard
Pear John, undertaker, 28 Front, house do.
Pear John S. grocer (Green, B.), house 17 Worcester
Pear Joseph S. spring bed maker, house 28 Front
Pear Thomas (Pear & Brother), jeweller (29 Avery, B.), house 20 Suffolk
Pear William B. Mrs. house 104 Norfolk
Pearce Albert, foreman brass-finishing shop, Walworth Manuf. Co. 368 Main, h. 13 Pine
Pearce Frederick, brass-finisher, boards 13 Pine Pearson Alexander C. paper-hanger, house 519 Main
Pearson Charles S. paper-hanger, house 125 Washington
Pearson Frederick A. paper-hanger, house 519 Main
1 Pearson John A. house 2 Temple
Pearson John D. bookbinder, house 9 Sydney
Pearson Legh R. printer, University Press, h. 878 Main Pearson Martha J. M. widow, house 113 Inman
Pearson Nancy, widow of Simon, house 12 Pleasant Pearson Thomas, cabinet maker, house 14 Washington ct. Pease Marshall C. law student, rooms 17 Dunster Pease Theodore C. student, H. U. rooms 60 Matthews Peatfield Charles P. cabinet maker, boards 48 Broadway Peck William, machinist, house 2 Baldwin's court Peckham Cyrus T. student, H. U. rooms 4 Hollis Pedrick William Mrs. house 178 Hampshire
Peirce Benjamin, Perkins professor of astronomy and mathematics, H. U. and supt. U. S. coast-survey, h. 4 Kirkland place
Peirce Benjamin O. (16 Kilby, B.), house 413 Broadway Peirce Benjamin O. jr. student, H. U. bds. 413 Broadway Peirce Calvin D. bookbinder, Riverside, h. at Brighton Peirce Charles S. chemist, and assistant in the Observa- tory, house 6 Arrow
Peirce Charlotte E. Miss, house 4 Kirkland place
Peirce Frank D. clerk, 126 Cambridge, h. 139 Thorndike Peirce James M. professor of mathematics, H. U. rooms 47 Matthews Hall [Magazine
Peirce Mary F. assistant teacher, High School, boards 91 Peirce, see also Pierce
Pelloquin Gilbert, engineer, Collins & Turner, house Con- cord avenue, near R. R.
Peltier Joseph O. organ maker, house 101 Thorndike
Peltier Lawrence, plasterer, house 19 Franklin
Peltier Louis O. organ-maker, boards 101 Thorndike
Pena Joseph B carpenter, house 2 Daye ave.
Pendery Henry R. student, H. U. rooms 11 Dolton's bl'k
BILL HEADS neatly printed by JOHN FORD & SON, Harvard Square.
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Pendlebury Peter Mrs. house Webster ave. near Windsor Pendexter Frances E. teacher, Gore primary school, bds. 80 Fourth [Fourth
Pendexter Susan M. teacher, Otis primary school, bds. 80 Penndorff Francis, currier, house Tannery, n. North ave. Penhallow Charles S. student, H. U. rooms 49 Thayer
Penka Frederick, boots and shoes, 161} Broadway, h. do. Penka George, house 161} Broadway [Second street ct. Pennell Ellington (Pennell & Young), hardware, etc. h. 4 Pennell James F. clerk, 57 Cambridge, boards 4 Second street court [hardware, 57 Cambridge
Pennell & Young (Ellington Pennell and Wm. F. Young), Penney Richard, farmer, house foot of Harvey, n. L. R. R. Penney Samuel S. driver, house 18 Union [Tannery Penney Thomas W. farmer, house 385 North ave. opp. Penniman Albert B. printer, house 229 Harvard
Penniman Benjamin F. printer (3 Cornhill, B.), house r. 73 Walnut
Penniman Charles, tinsmith, house 100 Tremont
Penniman Thomas J. (T. J. Penniman & Co.), sign and ornamental painter, 446 Main, house 9 State
Penniman Thomas J. & Co. (T. J. Penniman), sign, orna- mental and carriage painter, 446 Main
People's Union Store, 167 Bridge
Pepper Rosanna, widow of Thomas, h. 74 Sacramento
Pepper William, in Middlesex bleachery (Somerville), bds. 74 Sacramento
Perham John jr. steam pipe and gas fitter (13 Bowker, B.), house 78 Columbia
Perham Timothy W. machinist, h. Third, n. Cambridge
Perkin Augustus M. painter, house 22 Windsor
Perkins Albert F. (B.), boards 34 Hancock
Perkins Chas. E. student, Scientific school, bds. 34 Hancock
Perkins Charles P. clerk, 155 North ave. house do.
Perkins Elisha K. cooper (Boston whf., So. Boston), h. 47 Pearl
Perkins Emma E. teacher, Allston grammar school, bds. 34 Hancock
Perkins Enoch W. carpenter, house 152 Prospect
Perkins Henry J. leather (28 City wharf, B.), house Cam- bridge, cor. Ellsworth ave.
Perkins Henry K. W. clergyman, house 34 Hancock
Perkins James, clerk, boards 856 Main
Perkins James A. collector, boards Walnut, c. Brookline Perkins James W. in Navy Yard (Charlestown), house 59 Spring
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Perkins John B. car-builder, B. & L. R. R. shop, h. at Perkins John K. furniture maker, boards 47 Pearl
J. S. SAWYER, GRAVEL ROOFING, No. 1 Hyde's Block, 603 Main St., Cambridgeport.
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Perkins Levi, carpenter, 85 Brighton, house 7 Everett Perkins Seth, student, Scientific school,rm. 6 Charles River Perkins Susan, widow of H. H. house 16 Lake
Perkins Walter S. clerk (B.), bds. 894 Main Perkins William M. student, H. U. rooms 34 Hancock Perley James V. pork weigher, house 119 Prospect
Perrin Franklin (17 Batterymarch, B.), h. Concord ave. c. Chauncy
Perrin Marshall L. student, H. U. rooms 59 Matthews Perry Benjamin F. (Perry, Tyler & Co.), grocer, 456 Harvard, house 16 Eliot
Perry Benj. W. carpenter, house 26 Tremont
Perry Charles E; blacksmith, house 117 Otis.
Perry Charles P. drug clerk (Washington, near Dover), boards 117 Otis
l'erry Daniel, packer, Geldowsky's, house 1 Fifth
Perry Eben F. clerk periodical stand (B. & N. R. R. de- pot, B.), boards Charles, cor. Sixth
Perry Edward M. student, H. U. rooms 10 Gray
Perry Hiram, machinist, boards 10 Eliot
Perry James H. M. laborer, house 64 Harvard
Perry Joseph L. poultry dealer (B.), house 44 Market
Perry Nelson W. student, H. U. rooms 47 Holyoke House Perry Oliver H. (Perry & King), express office, 111 Cam- bridge, house Eighth, near Cambridge
Perry, Tyler & Co. (Benj. F. Perry and Henry M. Tyler), grocers, Holyoke House, 456 Harvard
PERRY & KING (Oliver H. Perry and John B. King), express-office, 111 Cambridge
Pery John, millman, house Vine
Peter Emanuel, cabinet maker, house 90 Third
Peters Adams, boards 91 Columbia
Peters Adolph, cabinet maker, boards 57 Gore
Peters Charles J. stereotyper (5 Washington, B.), h. 110 Austin
Peters Charles J. jr. stereotyper (5 Washington, B.), h. 110 Austin
Peters Edward G. student, H. U. rooms 2 Little's block Peters George E. clerk (5 Wash. B.), bds. 110 Austin Peters Isaac A. printer (B.), house 248 Broadway
Peters -, furniture polisher, house 123 Spring .
Peterson Henry, hair-dresser, Cambridge, n. Eighth, h. house rear 115 Columbia
Peterson John F. cabinet maker, house rear 6 Davis Peterson Leopold, cabinet maker, boards 26 Second Peterson Lewis, driver cracker wagon, bds. 46 Austin Peterson -, basket maker, house 53 North
Peterson -, wood-turner, house 121 Spring
GENTS' BOOTS AND SHOES at C. D. WILDER'S, 557 Main street, Cambridgeport.
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Pettee William H. assistant professor of mining, H. U. boards 17 Kirkland
Pettengill Franklin L. watch repairer, house 14 Walnut ct. Pettengill Joel C. watchman, house Walnut ct. opp. Porter Pettengill Jonathan M. cashier (Ex. National Bank, B ), house 27 Columbia
Pettey Pierce A. moulder, house 8 Harrison ave,
Pettigrew Mary R. widow, boards 185 Hampshire
Pettingell William H. (Pettingell, Moody & Sawyer), oiled hat-manufacturer, house 55 Third
Pettingell Wm. H. jr. oiled hat maker, h. 9 Second st. ct. Pettingell, Moody & Sawyer (William H. Pettingell, Broadstreet D Moody and Howard M. Sawyer), oiled-hat manufacturers and oiled clothing, Second, c. Thorndike
Pettingill Benj. A. (Pettingill and Pear), spring bed mnf. and dealer, State and (35 Brattle, B.), h. 3 Columbia Pettingill Edward M. clerk, house 125 Austin
Pettingill Joseph R. icetool manufacturer, 70 Brighton, h. 886 Main
Pettingill & Pear (Benj. A. Pettingill and Isaac S. Pear), spring bed mnfrs. Osborn's mills, State, salesrooms (35 Brattle, B.)
Petts Adam, house Washington, cor. Brewery
Petts Ann, widow of Adam, house 23 Hastings
Peverelly George A confectioner, house 3 Amory place Peverelly Rebecca, widow of Anthony, house 3 Amory pl. Pevey Gilbert A. A. student, H. U. rooms 29 Hollis
Pfletshinger Clements, cabinet maker, h. Harvey, near Jackson
Phalan John, carpenter, house 25 Banks
Phalan Philip, brass finisher, boards 75 Spring
Phalen John F. plumber, boards William Phalen's, Elm- wood avenue
Phalen William, cabinet maker, house 72 Washington
Phalen William, gardener, house Elmwood ave. c. Brattle
Phalen William E. clerk (87 Devonshire, B.), bds. 72 Washington
Pheir George, machinist, boards Stevens court
Phelan Edmund, cooper, house 137 Brookline
Phelan Jeremiah J. switchman, F. R. R. boards 40 Bolton Phelan John, plumber, boards 30 Mt. Auburn
Phelan Thomas J. stonecutter, boards 40 Bolton
Phelan Timothy A. janitor, Harvard block, house 30 Mt. Auburn
Phelan Wm. laborer, house 40 Bolton
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