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Carruth Mary A. widow Chas. E. house 2 Harrison ave. Carson John, property man, house 64 Washington
Carson Parker W. carpenter, house 19 Wheatland's block, Cambridge
Carson Robert, soap-maker, house 44 Pearl
Carson Wmn. G. superintendent John P. Squire & Co.'s provision warehouse, house 141 Cambridge
Carter Charles Moreland, clerk (40 Union, B.), boards 159 Brattle [court
Carter Frank, clerk, Perry, Tyler & Co. house 7 Daniels' Carter Frank, student, H. U. rooms 9 College
Carter Frank E. office manager, 624 Main, boards 67 Dana Carter George, glass-maker, house 54 Winter
Carter Geo. H. clerk (129 Tremont, B.), house 59 Spring Carter Geo. P. book-binder (76 Sudbury, B.), and (Geo.
Woods & Co.), parlor and vestry organs, 624 Main, house Austin, near Norfolk
Carter Herbert W. hair-dresser, boards rear 133 Columbia Carter Isa G. widow of Robert, house 37 Columbia Carter Jackson, laborer, house 45 Hastings
Carter James HI. carpenter, house 48 Auburn
Carter John, box maker, boards 180 Broadway
Carter Mary A. widow of Daniel, house 25 Columbia
Carter Nancy C. widow of Luke, boards 771 Main
J. FORD & SON, Harvard Square, print cards, and all other kinds of printing.
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Carter Richard, hostler, boards 116 Columbia Carter Theodore A. carpenter, boards 12 Green
Carter William, laborer, boards 5 Clay
Carter William, wheelwright, b. A. D. Hurd's, Palmer Cartin Joseph, laborer, boards Water, corner Bridge
Cartret Abigail Mrs. widow, house 100 Green
Cartwright Ezekiel, rope maker, house 84 School
Cartwright Joseph P. hose-driver, steamer No. 2, house rear 3 Fisk's block, Main
Cartwright Philip, box-maker, house Court, near Broadway Carty Henry, bell-hanger and grocer, Willow place, house do.
Carty James F. brass-finisher, house Willow place Carvan Frank, works in Boston Rolling Mill, Portland
Carver Francis H. printer, house 1 Fremont, corner Pleasant
Cary Richard Mrs. boards 11 Ware
Cary Thomas, student, H. U. rooms Holyoke House
Cary Thomas G. superintendent Zoological Museum, house 11 Ware
Cary Thomas G. Mrs. house 11 Ware
Case G. Arthur, engineer and surveyor, City Engineer's office, City Hall, boards68 Columbia
Case Lyman G. expressman (106 Sudbury, B.), house 68 Columbia
Casey Amos, carpenter, house 7 Eighth
Casey Andrew, baker, house 4 Pine
Casey Bernard, carpenter, house rear 79 Hastings
Casey Edward, house rear 72 Norfolk [Cambridge
Casey James S. driver, Engine No. 3, house Third, cor. Casey John, laborer, house 31 Green
Casey John, laborer, house 31 Brighton
Casey John, britannia worker, boards 117 Gore
Casey Michael, porter (B.), house 93 Fifth
Casey Michael, laborer, house 105 Elm Casey Patrick, grocer, 114 Fourth, house 32 Vine Casey Peter, laborer, house 16 Vine Casey Peter, clerk, 64 Cambridge, bds. 7 Second
Casey Thomas, bar-tender, house 116 Fourth Casey, Thomas J. carver, house 173 Cambridge
Casey Timothy, laborer, house 4 North
Casey William, sexton St. John's church, and undertaker, house 104 Fourth
Cashman Joanna Miss, house Warren, n. Cambridge
Cashman John, laborer, house 26 Donnell
Casper Nichols, brass-finisher, house Spring, n. Eighth Cass Frederick G. carpenter, 12 Green, house do. Cass George W. clerk, 126 Cambridge, bds. 146 Otis
J. S. SAWYER, GRAVEL ROOFING, No. 1 Hyde's Block, 603 Main street, Cambridgeport.
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Cass Lewis, painter, boards 12 Dunster
Cassidy Edward, gardener, house 54 Pearl [h. 79 Spring Cassidy Edward, glass-cutter, New England Glass Co.'s, Cassidy Edward, jr. telegrapher (B. & M. R. R. depot, B.) boards 54 Pearl
Cassidy Frank, laborer, boards 152 Court
Cassidy James, laborer, boards 152 Court
Cassidy Thomas, laborer, house 4 Fourth
Castle Edwin J. druggist, boards 15 Cherry
[Church
Castle Eliza, widow of James, house 15 Cherry Caswell Elizabeth, widow of John, house Palmer, near Caswell Isabel R. widow of Alanson B. house 124 Austin Caswell John R. carpenter, house 31 Antrim
Cate Edward W. student, H. U. rooms 39 College
Cate George H. student, H. U. rooms 39 College
Cate John Q. A. carpenter, house Holly avenue, near Madison
Cate William H. jig sawyer, F. Geldowsky, house at Charlestown
Cate, see also Kate
Cates James H. superintendent Mass. Arsenal, Garden, house do. .
Cavanagh Ann, widow of Francis, house 239 Franklin Cavanagh Bridget Mrs. house 13 Sparks-street place
Cavanagh Dennis, carpenter, house rear 15 Vine
Cavanagh Edward, teamster, boards 91 Fifth
Cavanagh Fred, laborer, boards 91 Fifth
Cavanagh Michael, harness maker, 378 Main, house 10 Holly place
Cavanagh Michael T. pedler, house 57 Spruce
Cavanagh Patrick, laborer, house 26 Winter
Caverly Francis, superintendent Brookline bridge, house 155 Brookline [wharf
Cawley Thomas J. laborer, Brine & Clark's, house on the Cervi Romeo, bookbinder, boards 6 Brewer
Chadbourne Moses W. saloon 480 Cambridge, house do. Chadwick Alford F. box maker, house 3 Pettengill's court Chaffee Knowlton S. (Chaffee & Cummings), hardwood charcoal dealers, junction Bridge and Cambridge, and President Union R. R. Co., Harvard square, house 118 Cambridge
Chaffee & Cummings (K. S. Chaffee and Daniel P. Cum- mings), hardwood charcoal dealers, and acetate of lime, junction Bridge and Cambridge
Chalk Abraham B. shoemaker, house 143 Gore
Challers Edward, compositor, boards 10 Eliot
Challies Rachel S. Mrs. nurse, boards 36 Second
Chalmers Edward P. printer, house 10 Eliot
GENTS' BOOTS AND SHOES at C. D. WILDER'S, 557 Main street, Cambridgeport.
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Chamberlain, Ballard & Co. (Sam'l Chamberlain, Sanford K. Ballard and John W. Jones), inner soles manuf. Portland st. [River, cor. Franklin Chamberlain George D. beef (South Market B.), house CHAMBERLAIN HENRY M. counsellor at law, 593} Main, boards Austin, cor. Essex
Chamberlain James F. silver plater (21 School, B.), house 116 Prospect [Prospect
CHAMBERLAIN J. W. plumber, 562 Main, house 84 Chamberlain Newell (46 South Market, B.), h. 7 River Chamberlain Samuel (Chamberlain, Ballard & Co.), inner soles manuf. Portland, house at Boston
Chamberlain Willard N. clerk (46 South Market, B.), bds. 7 River
Chamberlin Alfred N. shoemaker, 24 Haymarket square, house 18 Union
Chamberlin A. Otis, letter carrier, house 440 Main
Chamberlin Charles P. Mrs. house 39 Columbia
Chamberlin Charles U. (D. U. Chamberlin & Co.), hard- ware, 622 Main, boards 659 do. [Mt. Auburn
Chamberlin Corydon O. conductor U. R. R. boards 156 Chamberlin Daniel U. (D. U. Chamberlin & Co.), hard ware, 622 Main, house 659 do.
Chamberlin D. U. & Co. (Daniel U., George H. and Charles U. Chamberlin), hardware, etc. 622 Main
Chamberlin Edward & Co. Boston chemical works, Cam- bridge, near Portland, office (21 Central, B.)
Chamberlin George H. (D. U. Chamberlin & Co.), hard- ware, 622 Main, boards 77 Brattle
Chamberlin Mary, widow of John, house 77 Brattle
Chambers John H. foreman, Boston City Flour Mills Co. 356 Main, boards 29 Cherry
Chambers William, cooper, boards 29 Cherry
Champion Joel D. moulder, house Charles, near Sixth Champlin, Lemon & Co. (Robert A. Champlin, Augustus F. Lemon and Benjamin F. Nourse), boarding, livery, and sale stable, Brattle, near Harvard square
Champlin Robert A. (Champlin, Lemon & Co.), boarding, livery, and sale stable, Brattle, near Harvard square, house 58 North avenue
Chandler Chas. H. bookkeeper, house 54 Prospect
Chandler Ebenezer M. provision dealer, 69 Norfolk, house 16 Amory
Chandler Edwin R. hatter, house 19 Hamilton
Chandler Ella F. widow of Frederick, boards 1 Fremont
Chandler Frank E. clerk, Geo. B. James & Co. boards 69 Spring [19 Amory Chandler Gilbert E. clerk (West Boston Bank, §.), bds.
GEO. B. JAMES & CO., Lumber, Wharves, Junction Bridge and Cambridge streets, East Cambridge. Boston office 14 State street. Lumber Manufacturers and Dealers, wholesale and retail.
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Chandler James, marble worker (A. Wentworth & Co.'s, 17 Haverhill, B.), house 17 Fremont
Chandler Stephen B. salesman (192 Washington, B.), h. Antrim, near Cambridge
Chandler William, bookbinder, Riverside, house 18 Howard
Channing Edward T. Mrs. house 16 Quincy
Chapin Andrew N. mason, boards 7 Columbia court
Chapin Ellen S. widow of Geo. A. house Arlington, cor. Walnut avenue
Chapin Frank W. student, H. U. rooms 28 College
Chapin Gardner, clerk (60 Blackstone, B.), bds. 93 Otis Chapin George T. produce (Blackstone market, B.), house 66 Otis [Fourth
Chapin Hiram O. clerk (12 Blackstone mkt. B.), house 73 Chapin Lizzie C. Miss, teacher, Felton primary school, boards 124 Antrim
Chapin Samuel W. mason, boards 7 Columbia court
Chaplin Geo. carpenter, house 29 Kinnard
Chaplin Sarah T. widow of Charles F. h. Austin, n. Inman Chapman Abraham, oyster dealer (B.), h. 14 Brookline CHAPMAN FRANCIS L. carriage manufacturer, rear 15 Brattle, house 11 Story
Chapman Fred L. clerk, Francis L. Chapman, bds. 11 Story Chapman Geo. W. painter, 522 Main, house 9 Lopez
Chapman Harrison C. machinist, house 21 Austin Chapman Henry, paper hanger, house 392 Cambridge
Chapman John C. machinist, boards 408 Main
Chapman Nathaniel, carpenter, rooms 1 Shepherd's block, rear 10 Charles River
Chapman Rufus B. machinist, house 408 Main
Chapman Samuel, watchman, house rear 112 Columbia
Chapman William, house 392 Cambridge
Chapman William, jr. carpenter, house 392 Cambridge CHARLES RIVER IRON WORKS, Kendall & Roberts, proprietors, 92 Main
CHARLES RIVER NATIONAL BANK, 1 Harvard row Charmois Victor, designer, Gore, between Fifth and Sixth, house 141 Thorndike
Chartier Leon A. musician, house 16 Jay [Hamilton
Chase Albert, jeweller (160 Washington, B.), house 49 Chase Bailey, boards 24 Clinton
Chase Charles S. artist, house 471 Main
Chase Edward F. brakeman, house 19 Pine
Chase Edwin B. Rev. house 24 Clinton
Chase E. F. painter, Beal & Hooper's, house Pine
Chase Frank E. student, H. U. rooms 9 Matthews
CHASE FREEMAN H. express, order box, Post-office, house 156 Hampshire
Every kind of printing required by business men furnished by J. FORD & SON, printers, Harvard Square.
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Chase George S. law student, rooms 20 Divinity Hall Chase Gratia, widow of Paul, boards 302 Harvard
Chase Henry, boards 101 Western avenue
Chase Herbert A. student, boards 752 Main
Chase Hiram L. homeopathic physician, house 752 Main Chase Ira, teamster, boards over 415 Cambridge
Chase Isaac F. tinplate worker. 85 Cambridge, h. 8 Sixth Chase Isaac R. engineer, house r. 145 Columbia
Chase Jacob C. (Chase & Benson), stoves, etc. 457 Cam- bridge, house 105 Gore [287 Broadway
Chase Jeremiah C. (Dickinson & Chase), nursery man, h. Chase John L. coffin maker, Lockhart's, h. 62 Cambridge Chase Josiah G. engineer and surveyor, City Hall, house 8 Bigelow
Chase Moses B. chaplain, U. S. N. house 14 Ash
Chase Samuel, cooper, house 16 Market [52 Elm
Chase Samuel F. ice-dealer, Columbia, c. Hampshire, h. Chase Sarah H. Miss, teacher, Felton primary school, bds. Tremont, c. Hampshire [bds. 13 River Chase Sarson, pattern maker, Navy yard, Charlestown, Chase William H. machinist, (Brighton, B.), bds. 128 Oxford
Chase William L. student, H. U. rooms 1 Weld
Chase & Benson (Jacob C. Chase and H. J. H. Benson), stoves, etc. 457 Cambridge
Chatman Cyrus, machinist, boards 339 Main
Chatron George, cooper, house 147 Gore
Cheeseman Frank, hostler, house 58 Elm [67 Vine Cheever Edward B. printer (Boston Daily Times), house Cheney Abby Mrs. widow, boards 4 River
Cheney Charles D. fireman, L. R. R. house 117 Thorndike
Cheney Charles J. receiver, U. R. R. house 29 Holyoke Cheney Clarence J. dentist, boards 42 Windsor
Cheney Edwin L. produce dealer (B.), house 7 Union
Cheney James D. organ- builder, house 42 Windsor Cheney Joseph T. cabinet maker, boards 148 Mt. Auburn Cheney Joseph A. watchman, College grounds, house 148 Mt. Auburn
Cheney Martin A. clerk,T. H. Brewer, bds. 148 Mt. Auburn Cheney Mary M. widow of Nathan, house 54 Essex
Cheney William F. student, H. U. rooms 26 Mathews Chesbrough Ellis S. law student, rooms 104 Mt. Auburn Chesley Sawyer (Chesley & Simpson), carpenter, rear 579 Main
Chesley & Simpson (Sawyer Chesley and H. Simpson), carpenters, rear 579 Main
Chesley James E. cabinet maker, boards 64 Hampshire Chew Robert, laborer, house Warren, near Cambridge
MIDDLESEX FIRE INSURANCE CO., J. S. SAWYER, agent, No. 1 Hyde's Block, 603 Main street, Cambridgeport.
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Chick Amos, carpenter, house 79 Brattle
Chick Joseph E. teamster, house Gore, near Fifth Chickering William H. clerk, B. & L. Freight office, Prison Point Rd. house at Somerville
Child Andrew J. teamster, house 87 Moore
Child Carrie E. widow of Charles F. rooms 32 Mt Auburn Child Catherine, widow of Nicolas G. house 109 Inman Child Francis J., Boylston Professor of Rhetoric and Oratory, H. U. house 67 Kirkland
Child Joseph, sailmaker (2 North Market, B.), h. 760 Main Child Joseph jr. leather dealer (95 High, B.), house 99 Magazine
Child Moses M. policeman, boards 10 Farwell place
Child Spencer, teamster, house 226 Broadway
Child William B. coachman, house 15 Pearl Child Winthrop W. coachman, boards 15 Pearl Childs Benjamin, bookkeeper, boards 1 Union
Childs Edward F. candy manufacturer, 94 Third, h. do. Childs Henry, printer, house 3 William Childs Henry H. bookbinder, house 18 Short Childs John H. bookbinder, house 26 Short Childs John J. at medical laboratory, house 18 Short Childs Parker E. pressman, rooms 28 Mt. Auburn Childs William C. soap maker, house 1 Union
Chipman Albion, pattern and model maker (21 First, So. Boston), house 80 Spring
Chipman Henry G. Mrs. nurse, house 1 Athens Chisholm Alexander, carpenter, boards 77 Gore Chisholm Colin, carpenter, house 108 Tremont Chisholm Daniel, carpenter, boards 11 Eighth Chisholm Henry, student, H. U. rooms 22 Thayer Chisholm William, carpenter, house Eighth, n. Cambridge Chittick Robert, gardener, house 17 Irving place Chivers Walter, painter, boards 37 Wheatland's block
Choate Charles F. counsellor (28 Pemberton square B.), house 153 Brattle
Choate George Dr. house 154 Brattle
Christian Joseph, cabinet maker, house rear 101 Fourth Christie Michael, laborer, house 16 Reed
Christie William, supt. Dana Hill club stable, h. 105 Green Christie William H. bookbinder, house 32 Mt. Auburn Christopher Edward B. carpenter, house 17 Suffolk Christopher George A. bookkeeper, boards 17 Suffolk Christopher Henry A. carpenter, house 22 Mt. Auburn Church Alfred A. laborer, house 11 Broadway Church Alfred G. student, H. U. rooms 1 Dolton's block Church Charles, teamster, boards 80 Concord avenue Church Edgar A. lather, house Ericsson court
CHILDREN'S BOOTS A Specialty. C. D. WILDER, 557 Main street, Cambridgeport.
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Church Edward P. fruit dealer (12 F. H. sq. B.), house 52 Franklin
Church Henry C. teamster, boards 80 Concord avenue
Church John B. cabinet maker, house 2 Vine
Church Joseph O. lather, house Ericsson court Churchill Clement E. carpenter, boards 22 Western ave. Churchill J. Willis, student, boards 39 Holyoke
Chute Clarinda D. widow of Wm. B. house rear 508 Main Chute George A. hardware (53 Kilby, B.), house 8 Jay Cilley Horace L. (Cilley, Stimson & Woodbury), 120 Green, house at Boston
CILLEY, STIMSON & WOODBURY (H. L. Cilley, Martin W. Stimson, Willard H. Woodbury), livery, sale and boarding stable, 120 Green
City Hall, 660 Main
Claessens Cecelia, widow of Frederick, h. 15 Ellsworth av. Clapp Arthur B. student, H. College, bds. 5 Ellsworth ave. Clapp Charles C. music store (69 Court, B.), house 132 Mt. Auburn
Clapp Edward A. metals (29 and 31 John, B.), h. 5 Lee Clapp Edward C. compositor, house 6 Everett place
Clapp George Walter (F. Clapp & Sons), metals (120 North, B.), house 49 Erie
Clapp Horace, house 8 Chestnut
Clapp John, mill hand, boards 92 Columbia
Clapp John C. insurance agent (17 Sears building, Wash- ington, B.), house 5 Ellsworth avenue [Centre Clapp John D. sewing machines (43 Winter, B.), house 5 Clapp Nancy T. widow of Frederick, house River, near Franklin
Clapp Seth Edward, clerk (9 Cambridge), h. 63 Pleasant Clapp William S. clerk (69 Court, B ), bds 132 Mt. Auburn Clarence Martha M. Mrs. boards 59 Brattle
Clarey Michael, carpenter, house 122 Spring
Clark Albert E. engineer (Beverly, B.), house 140 Spring Clark Alexander, granite cutter, A. McDonald, house do. Clark Alvan (Alvan Clark & Sons), telescope maker, Brookline, near Bridge, house do.
Clark Alvan G. (Alvan Clark & Sons), telescope maker, house 16 Walnut
Clark Alvan & Sons (Alvan G. and George B. Clark), tele- scope makers, Brookline, near the bridge
Clark Ambrose H. collector, Gas Co. house 5 Appian Way Clark Appleton, boots and shoes (70 Federal, B.), house 20 Sacramento
Clark Benjamin P. (Benjamin P. Clark & Co.), confec- tioner and cigar manufacturer, 552, 554 and 556 Main, and Pearl, corner Green, house 81 Franklin
ROBERT BACON & CO., Office 440 Main street, Cambridgeport. Patterns cut and materials for Shirts furnished.
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Clark Benjamin P. & Co. (Benjamin P. Clark, Amasa A. McKusick and Thomas H. Emerson), confectionery and cigar manufacturers, 552, 554 and 556 Main Clark Bernard, saloon (Northampton, B.), h. 121 Court Clark Charles H. cabinet maker, boards 403 Main
Clark Charles N. blacking manufacturer, Cottage, near Elm, house do. [bridge Clark Chester M. officer, House of Correction, East Cam- Clark Daniel, bookbinder, boards 21 South [avenue Clark Edward J. marble cutter, bds. Thomas Clark's, North Clark Ella W. Miss, teacher, Thorndike Grammar school, boards at Winchester
Clark Elizabeth, widow, house 259 Broadway [Harvard Clark Fred C. salesman (195 Washington, B.), boards 404
Clark George, confectioner, boards 18 School
Clark Geo. B. (Alvan Clark & Sons), telescope maker, house 182 Brookline
Clark Henry, laborer, house 88 Harvard
Clark Henry A. student, H. U. rooms 22 Stoughton
Clark Henry H. (Welch, Bigelow & Co.), printer, house Harris, near Oxford
Clark Hyson, boiler maker, house Cambridge, cor. Lambert Clark Ira E. engineer and surveyor, City Engineer's office, City Hall, boards 81 Austin
Clark James, glass-cutter, boards 79 Spring
Clark James A. cigar maker, house 103 Pleasant
Clark James P. florist, house Madison, near Concord ave.
Clark John, house Dunster, near the wharf
Clark John, laborer, house Sydney, near Allston
Clark John, plasterer, house Belmont, corner Reed
Clark John, tailor, boards rear 430 Harvard
Clark John C glass blower, house 77 Spring
Clark John M. messenger (Sub. Treasury, B.), house r. 31 Norfolk
Clark John W. cabinet maker, house 98 Hampshire
Clark Joseph F. lawyer (10 Pemberton sq. B.), house 111 Auburn
Clark Kate C. widow of William, house 21 South Clark Lester W. student, H. U. rooms 37 Matthews
Clark Lewis C. confectioner, boards 12 Douglass Clark Lizzie L. Miss, nurse, boards 14 Eliot
Clark Louis C. student, H. U. rooms 14 Holyoke House Clark Mary, widow, house 20 School
Clark Mary, widow of Bartholomew, h. Dunster, n. Col- lege wharf
Clark Martin V. B. printer, house "7 Western avenue Clark Melancthon W. S. policeman, h 11 Farwell place Clark Ozias, carpenter, First, n. Cambridge, h. 73 Fourth
JOHN FORD & SON, Printers, Harvard Square ; every variety of job printing.
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Clark Patrick T. (Brine & Clark), wood and coal, Bridge, foot Third, house 150 Prospect
Clark Simon P. carpenter, 19 Cherry, house 35 do.
Clark Sophia S. Mrs. house 404 Harvard
Clark S. Adams, house 447 Cambridge
Clark Thomas, brass finisher, boards 8 Winter
Clark Thomas, laborer, boards 159 Broadway [sor
Clark Thomas, clerk, Boston Car Wheel Co. h. 88 Wind- Clark Thomas, shoemaker, North ave. n. Walden, h. do. Clark Thomas H. tinsmith, boards 18 Brookline
Clark Thomas P. B. organ case maker, bds. r. 31 Norfolk Clark Thomas W. clerk (Devonshire, B.), bds. 111 Auburn Clark Walter, gardener, 148 Brattle, boards do.
Clark William, house 470 Cambridge
Clark William, blacksmith, A. McDonald, house do.
Clark William H. (Clark, Whitney & Co.), lumber dealers,
East, house South Boston
Clark, Whitney & Co. (William H. Clark), lumber deal- ers, East
Clarke Augustus P. physician, 497 Main, house do.
Clarke Benjamin, house 6 Gerry
Clarke Charles C. student, H. U. rooms 5 Hollis
Clarke Mary W. H. widow of Moses, house 68 Otis
Clarke Samuel B. student, H. U. rooms 11 Stoughton
Clarke Sarah J. widow of Edwin R. house 143 Otis
Clarke William, bootmaker, 165 North ave. h. Sacra- mento, near Oxford [68 Otis Clarke Wilson W. C. clerk (10 Devonshire, B.), boards Clarkson Alexander, saloon (Congress, cor. Water, B.), h. 42 Third
Clarkson John, painter, house 50 Cedar
Clarkson Thomas G. jeweller (11 West, B.), h. 6 Rockwell Clary Francis P. janitor, Boylston hall, H. U. h. 22 Baldwin
Clary Henry D. (Custom House, B.), h. Oxford, c. Forest
Clary James, boxmaker, house E. Perry court
Clary John, wharfinger, Clark, Whitney & Co., house East, near Hall's wharf
Clary Mary, widow of David, house 230 Bridge
Clary Patrick, stone mason, house 7 Baldwin court
Clary, see also Clarey
[Biver
Class William, carpenter, h. Kernans block, r. 13 Charles Claussen Peter N. boots and shoes, 11 Harvard row, h. Green, near Putnam
Clayton Henry, laborer, house 9 Harvard
Cleaveland John A. teamster, house 110 Spring
Cleaves George M. fish dealer, house 100 Green.
Cleaves James E. student, H. U. rooms 19 Hollis
J. S. SAWYER, GRAVEL ROOFING, No. 1 Hyde's Block, 603 Main street, Cambridgeport,
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Clement Joseph, gardener, house 190 Hampshire Clements George, plasterer, boards 8 Conlon's court Clements William, laborer, house 8 Conlon's court Cleveland Albert D. policeman, house 387 North avenue Cleveland Fred G. salesman, boards 13 River Cleveland Mary W. widow of Anthony B. h. 38 Winthrop Clifford Arthur, student, H. U. rooms 14 Holyoke House Clifford John, engineer, h. Cowperthwait, near Banks Clifford Walter, tinsmith, boards 10 Eliot Climer John jr. jig sawyer, F. Geldowsky, h. at Boston Clinton Geo. W. mason, house 39 Washington
CLOSE GEORGE, confectioner, 232 Cambridge, boards 5 Sixth
Close John, fancy cake baker, 311 Cambridge, house do. Close John jr. driver cracker wagon, house 35 Brookline Cloud John W. jr. student, Scientific school, rooms 52 Brattle
Cloudman Edwin H. advt. agt. h. Court, n. Broadway Clough John K. bookbinder, house 55 Columbia
Clough William, pedler, house 87 Main
Clouston Frank C. clerk (Pearl, B.), boards 14 Williams Clouston William, carpenter, house 14 Williams
Clover Ellis, plasterer, boards 65 Elm
Clover Frederick, plasterer, house 65 Elm
Clow Edmund, printer, house 117 Pleasant
Cloyes Lothrop J. policeman, house Church, near Palmer Cloyes Philip B. fish, butter, etc. 5 Brattle, house 50 Trowbridge
Clukes William H. jig sawyer, house 173 Cambridge Clymer William B. S. student, H. U. rooms 51 Matthews Coakley John, teamster, house 75 Spruce
Coakley Patrick, carpenter, boards 55 Cedar
Coakley Patrick, laborer, h. Willow pl. near Cambridge Coakley Timothy, express (B.), house 500 Cambridge Coale George O. G. student, H. U. rooms 57 Matthews Cobb Benjamin F. surveyor lumber, house 144 Cambridge Cobb Cyrus, artist (228 Wash. B.), house 8 Warland Cobb Darius. artist (228 Wash. B.), house 8 Warland Cobb Edward, currier, boards ×5 Wendell
Cobb Frank, trav. agt. boards 99 Austin
Cobb Franklin A. salesman, boards 5 Soden
Cobb John A. hair dresser, boards Temple, cor. Austin
Cobb Josiah H. tea-dealer (1037 Washington, B.), house 17 Prospect
Coburn Benjamin V. machinist, rooms 36 Second
Coburn Calvin, organ maker, house 148 Spring
Coburn Charles, clerk (12 Cornhill, B.), house 18 Orchard Coburn Charles F. organ maker, house 148 Spring
LADIES' BOOTS AND SHOES at C. D. WILDER'S, 557 Main street, Cambridgeport.
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Coburn Geo. A. medical student, house 148 Spring Cochran Archibald, case-maker, house Acorn, near Walnut Cochran Jeremiah, baker, house rear 249 Franklin Cochran John, cabinet maker, house 14 State Cochran John, laborer, house 18 North [h. 42 Magazine Cochran Susan M. Miss, teacher Willard Primary school, Cochran Thomas, teamster, boards 9 Broadway
Cockburn James T. pressman Riverside, house 2 Fremont Cockerey Maurice, butcher, house Franklin, near Bay Cochrane Mary Miss, house 95 Fifth
Cocklan Daniel, laborer, house 85 Spruce
Cocklan Johanna, widow, house 16 Hastings
Cocklan John, building mover, house 87 Harvard
Cocklan Patrick, laborer, house Jefferson, near Rideout
Cocklan Timothy, laborer, house 2 Hastings Cocoran Dennis, policeman, house 150 Spring Cody James, hostler, house 27 Cowperthwait
Cody Morris, currier, house McCabe, near Cambridge
Coet Hester Mrs. house 9 Webster avenue [Putnam
Coffee Catherine, widow of Timothy, house Franklin, near
Coffee Cornelius, laborer, house 60 North
Coffee Dennis, laborer, house 58 North
Coffee John, grocer, 56 North, boards do.
Coffin Charles W. student, H. U. rooms 34 Gray
Coffin Howard, teamster, boards 9 Squire's court
Coffin Mary, widow, house Lilac court
Cofran Asa A. conductor, U. R. R. house 190 Hampshire Cofran's brickyard boarding-house, Vassal lane, rear of brickyard [house at Charlestown
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