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Paine Chas. M. optician (320 Wash. B.), h. 84 Washington
Paine Frederick W. house 84 Washington
Paine Henry W. counsellor (32 Pemberton sq. B.), house 66 Sparks
Paine John K. prof. of music, H. U h. 8 Frisbie place Paine John S. furniture (48 Canal, B.), house 8 Dana
Paine William L. jr. salesman, 21 Brattle sq. bds. 12 De Wolf
Palfrey John G. author, house Oxford, opp. Everett
Palmas Charles, laborer, house 96 Harvard
Palmer George H. instructor in philosophy and curator of the Gray engravings, H. U. house 3 Garden Palmer George R. teamster, house 4 Vine
Palmer Granville, carpenter, house 19 Bigelow
Palmer James, clerk, boards 34 Broadway [River Palmer John, conductor, boards 2 Shepherd's blk. Charles Palmer John, cutter, house 34 Broadway
Palmer John, grocer, Gore, cor. Second, house 86 Gore
Palmer John K. physician, house 736 Main
Palmer L. jr. law student, H. U. rooms 20 Divinity Hall Palmer Minnie Miss, proof-reader, J. Wilson & Son, bds. 148 Mt. Auburn
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. bookkeeper, 446 Main, house rear 30 Franklin
Paris Eli, laborer, house 55 Hastings [House, B.) Parish John, overseer, Star Brewery, Fifth, bds. (Wallack Park Edward, engineer, B. L. & N. R. R. boards 3 East Park Geo. W. lawyer (46 Court, B.), house 24 Arlington Park John, carpenter, house 19 Fairmont
Parke Thos. baker, house 42 Windsor
Parke Thos. jr. baker, bds. 42 Windsor
Parker Albert C. letter carrier (B.), boards 24 Sixth
Parker Anna, widow, house 233 Franklin
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 Charles, carpenter, house 24 Sixth
Parker Charles W. jigsawyer, house 24 Sixth
Parker Charlotte R. widow of John, house 46 Trowbridge Parker Daniel W. (L. C. Swett & Co.), furniture dealer, 600 Main, house 132 Pearl
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Parker Edmund M. student, H. U. boards 5 Craigie Parker Edward C. compositor, Riverside, house 4 Sands Parker Edward E. student, H. U. rooms 13 Thayer Hall Parker Edward H. clerk (27 Winter, 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 (33 Summer, B.), bds. 30 Tremont Parker Fred C. cigarmaker, 527 Main, h. 67 Brookline
Parker George C. boards 30 Tremont
Parker George E. brushmaker, h. 89 Vine [89 Vine
Parker George E. jr. machinist, B. & L. R. R. shop, bds. Parker Geo. W. treasurer, Cambridgeport Diary Co. h. at Boston [h. 6 Ash
PARKER HORATIO G. lawyer (46 Washington, B.), Parker James, glasscutter, house 114 Third
Parker Joel, professor of law, house 5 Craigie
Parker Lawrence, fireman, B. & L. R. R. house 159 Bridge Parker Luther L. deputy sheriff and coroner, office Lech-
mere Bank building, E. C. and (59 Court, B.), house 38 Second
Parker Mason G. com. mer. (B.), house 80 Otis
Parker Matilda, widow of John, house 79 Pleasant
Parker Rufus K. com. mer. (21 Com'l, B.) h. 99 Norfolk Parker Sanford A. house 30 Sydney
Parker Theodore Dehon, house 18 Garden
Parker William, carver, boards 32 North Third
Parker W. F. law student, H. U. rooms 17 Dunster
Parkinson Henry A. teamster, house 184 Windsor
Parkinson Louisa A. widow, house 171 Windsor
Parkinson Richard G. teamster, house 106 Webster ave.
Parkman Henry, law student, H. U. rooms 40 Matthews Hall
Parks Charles, gasfitter, boards 21 Front
Parks James H. policeman, house 28 Worcester
Parks Jane, widow of James, house 58 Amory
Parks John, bar-tender, George E. Richardson, bds. 31 Holyoke
Parks Wm. moulder, house 2 Dickinson
Parmenter Ezra, bridge commissioner, house 37 Second Parmenter William E. student, H. U. r'ms 40 Thayer Hall Parmenter Wm. H. clerk, house 76 Norfolk
Parot Henry, at Boston Stamping Cogs, Third, boards 143 Main [143 Main Parot John, at Boston Stamping Co.'s, Third, boards Parris Frank, carpenter, house 19 Vine
Parry C. E. house 29 Rice
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Parry James, glasscutter, house 7 Fifth
Parsons Albert S. salesman, Cambridgeport Diary Co. house 27 Ellsworth avenue
Parsons Alexander, printer, house 9 Auburn [len Parsons Allen B. carpenter, Palmer, n. Brattle, l. 35 Mel- PARSONS CHARLES A. fish dealer, Moore's block, 215 North avenue
Parsons Charles H. carriagetrimmer, boards 41 Cedar Parsons E. horse-car conductor, boards 98 River
Parsons Gustavus S. student, H. U. rooms 8 Mason Parsons Harmond, carpenter, house Walden, cor. Mead Parsons Henry K. (Parsons & Stockwell), boarding and
livery stable, also hay and straw, 196 North avenue, boards 10 Russell
Parsons Lucy S. widow of Lemuel S. house 373 Harvard Parsons Stanley P. clerk (B.), boards 373 Harvard Parsons Sylvanus M. cattle broker, house 10 Russell Parsons Theophilus, ex-professor of law, house 54 Garden Parsons William H. student, H. U. rooms 373 Harvard Parsons & Stockwell (Henry K. Parsons and Fred. F. Stockwell), livery stable, 196 North avenue Partheliness Anthoine, confectioner, h. Warren, n. Porter Partridge David, cabinet-maker, boards 28 Front
Partridge David E. clerk, B. & A. R. R. (B.), house Florence, near Pleasant
Partridge J. Henry, mason, house 13 Putnam place
Partridge Nathan S. cabinet-maker, house 28 Front Partridge Polly, widow of Henry, house 11 Meacham Partridge Welcome L. ship-broker, house 88 Thorndike Pasco Charles W. compositor, house 53 River
Pasco John, clerk, house 53 River
Pasco John J. clerk (114 Washington, B.), h. 53 River Patch Charles A. (7 Central wharf, B.) bds. 269 Harvard Patch Charles R. oil dealer (7 Central wharf, B.), house 269 Harvard
Patch Helen E. Miss, copyist, house 11 Shepherd Patch J. Albert H. organ-action maker, bds. 53 Columbia Patch Levi M. hairdresser, 2 Windsor, house 21 Cherry Patch Matilda S. widow of J. M. house 4 Upton Patch Samuel, real-estate broker, house 53 Columbia Patchett James, in Boston rolling mill, Portland, house rear 134 Broadway
Patchett Jesse, in Boston rolling mill, Portland
Patt Julia, widow of Michael, house 196 Franklin
Pattee A. D. livery stable (260 Hanover, B.), house 47 Walnut
Pattee Charles H. attorney at law (33 School, B.), boards 47 Walnut
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Pattee George D. livery stable (260 Hanover, B.), house 47 Walnut [Hall
Pattee W. G. A. law student, H. U. rooms 34 Divinity
Patten Charles P. painter, boards 220 Harvard
Patten George M. travelling agent, house 12 Fairmont Patten John, laborer, house 119 Fourth
Patten John F. house 171 Thorndike
Patten Thaddeus, dentist, 104 Cambridge, house do. Patterson James, laborer, house Spruce, near brickyard Patterson John, stonecutter, house Dublin, near R. R. Patterson JJoseph W. cutter, house 16 Howard Patterson Thomas Mrs. house foot of Harvey Patterson William. carpenter, house 456 Cambridge Patton Jacob C student, H. U. rooms 19 Church
Patton John S. student H. U. rooms 53 College House Patzold Benjamin, machinist, house 88 Fifth
Paul F. J. cigarmaker, house rear 23 River
Paul Henry S. carpenter and stairbuilder, 85 Brighton, house 141 Mt. Auburn [Pine
Paul Ivory C. cutter (33 Washington, B.), house rear 48 Pauline John, at Woodbury's moulding mill, h. 35 Vine
Paulson Charles, wheelwright, rear 37 Gore, house 25 Cambridge
Paxton James, confectioner, 1 Harvard sq. h. Linnæan Payne Charles W. mason, house 10 Jay
Payne Richard, laborer, house 6 Portland
Payne Robert C. clerk, 5 Broadway, boards 9 do.
Payne, see also Paine
Peabody Andrew P. preacher to the University, and Plummer professor of Christian Morals, H. U. house 11 Quincy
Peabody Elizabeth P. Miss, boards 19 Follen
Peacock William, tin-roofer, boards 11 Temple
Peak Howard F. tinsmith, boards 860 Main
Pear Charles M. grocer, house 17 Worcester
Pear Edward, silversmith (7 Avery, B.), house 42 Essex Pear Isaac S. (Pettingill & Pear), springbed manufactu- rer and dealer (Osborn's mills, State, and 35 Brattle, B.), house 7 Howard
Pear John B. grocer (B.), boards 17 Worcester
Pear Joseph S. springbed maker, house 28 Front
Pear Sarah R. widow of John S. house 17 Worcester PEAR THOMAS, jeweller (29 Avery, B.), h. 20 Suffolk Pear William B. Mrs. house 104 Norfolk
Pearce Frederick, brass-finisher, house 47 Windsor
Pearl Soloman, clerk, house 8 Charles River
Pearson Alexander C. paper-hanger, house 519 Main
Pearson Charles S. paper-hanger, house 125 Washington
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Pearson Frederick A. paper-hanger, house 519 Main Pearson John A. house 10 Essex
Pearson John D. bookbinder, house 9 Sydi ey 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 William, wheelwright, A. D. Hurd, hoards do. Pease Theodore C. student, H. U. rooms 28 Weld Hall
Peasley Cyrus, provisions, Union market; boards Porter's Hotel
Peasley Susan Mrs. dressmaker, house 58 Fifth Peatfield Charles E. cabinet-maker, boards 62 Broadway Peck George R. student, H. U. rooms 22 Gray's Hall Peckham Cyrus T. student, H. U. rooms 20 Hollis Hall Peckham W. H. compositor, Riverside, bds. 5 Rockwell Pedrick William Mrs. house 178 Hampshire
Peirce Benjamin, Perkins professor of astronomy and mathematics, H. U. and supt. U. S. coast survey, house 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 Chas. S. chemist and assistant in Observatory, house 391 Harvard
Peirce Charlotte E. Miss, house 4 Kirkland place
Peirce Frank D. clerk, 126 Cambridge, boards 111 Otis
Peirce James M. professor of mathematics, H. U. rooms 47 Matthews Hall
Peirce J. law-student, H. U. rooms 1 Revere place
Peirce Mary F. assistant teacher, High school, boards 91 Magazine
Peirce, see also Pierce and Pearce
Peltier Frederick P. cabinet-maker, house 1 Beacon
Peltier Joseph O. organ-maker, house 101 Thorndike Peltier Lawrence, plasterer, house 19 Franklin Peltier Louis O. organ-maker, boards 101 Thorndike Pendlebury James R. printer, boards 70 Webster ave. Pendlebury Peter Mrs. house 70 Webster ave.
Pendexter Frances E. teacher, Gore primary school, bds. 80 Fourth
Pendexter Nathan, laborer, boards 116 Columbia
Pendexter Susan M. teacher, Otis primary school, bds. 80 Fourth
Penhallow Charles S. student, H. U. rooms 49 Thayer Hall Penka Frederick, boots and shoes, 161} Broadway, h. do. Pennehaw Frank, laborer, boards 377 Cambridge
Pennell Ellington (Pennell & Young), hardware, etc. h. 11 Sixth
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Pennell James F. clerk, 57 Cambridge, boards 11 Sixthi Pennell & Young (Ellington Pennell and Win. F. Young), hardware, 57 Cambridge
Penney Samuel S. driver, house 18 Union
Penney Thomas W. farmer, house 385 North ave. opp. Tannery
Penniman Albert B. printer, house 229 Harvard
Penniman Benjamin F. printer, house rear 73 Walnut
Penniman Charles, tinsmitli, house Otis, n. Ninth
Penniman Thomas J. (T. J. Penniman & Co.), carriage, sign, and ornamental painter, 446 Main, h. 110 Inman PENNIMAN THOMAS J. & CO. (Thomas J. Penniman),
sign, ornamental, and carriage painter, 446 and 448 Main
Pennock William L. teamster, boards 3 Ninth
People's Union Store, 165 Bridge
Pepper Rosanna, widow of Thomas, h. 74 Sacramento
Percival Emily M. Mis. house 5 Shepard
Perham Albert P. milk dealer, house 12 Williams
Perham John jr. house 78 Columbia
Perham Richard, porter, house rear 31 Hastings
Perham Timothy W. machinist, h. Third, n. Cambridge
Perkin Augustus M. painter, house 11 Amory
Perkins Albert F. boards 34 Hancock [cock
Perkins Chas. E. student, Scientific school, bds. 34 Han-
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 Frederick, laborer, house 100 Tremont
Perkins Henry J. salesman (134 So. Market, B.), house Cambridge, cor. Ellsworth ave.
Perkins Henry K. W. clergyman, house 34 Hancock
Perkins James A. collector, boards 47 Walnut
Perkins Jas. H. bar-tender, Geo. Hastings, boards 7 Har- rison place
Perkins James W. in Navy Yard (Charlestown), house 28 Eighth
Perkins Jolın K. bracket and frame maker, bds. 47 Pearl
Perkins Levi, carpenter, 85 Brighton, house 7 Everett
Perkins Susan S. widow of H. H. house 16 Lake
Perkins S. jr. student, Scientific school, H. U. rooms 33 College House
Perkins Walter T. machinist, house 30 Sydney
Perkins Walter S. clerk (Chauncy, cor. Summer, B.), boards 894 Main
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Perkins William M. student, H. U. rooms ₹4 Hancock Perley A. Wallace, machinist, bds. Broadway House Perley James V. pork weigher, house 119 Prospect Perley Samuel Mrs. house 25 Suffolk
Perrin Arthur, student, H. U. rooms 37 Chauncy
Perrin Franklin (17 Batterymarch, B.), house Chauncy, cor Concord ave.
Perrin Marshall L. student, HI U. rooms 59 Matthews Hall Perry Benjamin F. house 5 Gerry
Perry Benj. W carpenter, house 26 Tremont
Perry Charles E. blacksmith, house 117 Otis
Perry Charles M. student, H. U. rooms 19 Gray's Hall
Perry Daniel, packer, Geldowsky's, house 31 Cambridge
Perry Eben F bricklayer, boards Charles, cor. Sixth
Perry Edward M. student, H. U. rooms 10 Little's block Perry Eugene, painter, house 3 Sargent
Perry Geo. T. driver, F. A. Kennedy, bds. 2 Sydney
Perry James H. M. teamster, house 64 Harvard
Perry John, laborer, house 105 Fourth
Perry Joseph L. salesman (35 F. H. Market, B.), house 44 Market
Perry Nelson W. student, H. U. rooms 37 Weld Hall
Perry Oliver H. house Charles, cor. Sixth
Pervear Hiram K. Rev. house 111 Auburn
Peters Adams, boards 91 Columbia
Peters Charles J. stereotyper (Franklin, cor. Federal, B.), house 110 Austin [B.), house 110 Austin Peters Charles J. jr. stereotyper (Franklin, cor. Federal, Peters Edward G. student, H. U. rooms 2 Little's block
Peters George E. bookkeeper (Franklin, cor. Federal, B.), boards 110 Austin
Peters Henry, laborer, house 3 Gray place
Peters Isaac A. printer (118 Washington, B.), house 248 Broadway
Peterson Christian. house 414 Main [bia
Peterson Henry, hairdresser, 177 Bridge, h. r. 115 Colum-
Peterson John, woodturner, house 121 Spring
Peterson John F. cabinet-maker, house 1 Dickinson
Peterson Leopold, cabinet-maker, house 106 Third
Peterson Lewis W. driver cracker wagon, bds. 46 Austin Pettee William H. assistant professor of mining, H. U. boards 17 Kirkland [8 Hamilton Pettengill Franklin L. watch-repairer, 458 Harvard, house Pettengill Frederick M. bookkeeper (34 Washington sq., B.), house 27 Columbia
Pettengill Joel C. watchman, house 8 Hamilton
Pettengill Jonathan M. cashier (Ex. National Bank, B.), house 27 Columbia
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Pettey James, laborer, house 423 Cambridge
Pettigrew Mary R. widow, boards 185 Hampshire
Pettingell, Moody & Sawyer (William H. Pettingell, Broadstreet D. Moody, and Howard M. Sawyer), oiled-hat manufacturers and oiled clothing, Second, corner Thorndike
Pettingell William H. (Pettingell, Moody & Sawyer), oiled-clothing manufacturer, Second, cor. Thorndike, house at West Medford
Pettingell Wm. H. jr. oiled-hat maker, h. 9 Second st. ct. Pettingill Benj. A. (Pettingill and Pear), springbed man- ufacturer and dealer, Osborn's mills, State and (35 Brattle, B.), house 3 Columbia
Pettingill Edward M clerk, house 125 River, near Jay
Pettingill Joseph R. icetool manufacturer, 70 Brighton, house 886 Main
PETTINGILL & PEAR (Benj. A. Pettingill and Isaac S. Pear), springbed manufacturers, Osborn's mills, State, salesrooms (35 Brattle, B.)
Peverelly George A. confectioner, house 3 Amory place
Peverelly Rebecca, widow of Anthony, house 3 Amory place
Pewellow Alexander, boxmaker, house 7 Webster ave. Phalan John, carpenter, house 7 Cowperthwaite
Phalan Philip, brass-finisher, boards 75 Spring Phalen John T. plumber, 8 Brattle, house De Wolf Phalen William, cabinet maker, house 72 Washington
Phalen William, gardner, house 5 De Wolf
Phalen William E. clerk (419 Washington, B.), boards 72 Washington
Phelan Edmund M. cooper, house 137 Brookline
Phelan Patrick, cabinet-maker, house 80 Harvard
Phelan Thomas J. stonecutter, boards 40 Bolton
Phelan Timothy A. janitor, Harvard block, house 30 Mt. Auburn
Phelan William, laborer, house 40 Bolton
Phelps Albert S , University Press, boards 3 Worcester Phelps Charles H. law student, rooms 12 Mt. Auburn
Phelps Henry, carriage.painter, Henderson Bros. house at Hyde Park
Phelps Samuel B. carpenter, honse 5 Everett
Phelps Stephen D. conductor, U. R. R. house 103 River Phelps William B. student, H. U. rooms 2 Gray's Hall Phelps William H. compositor, house 74 Green
Phillips Andrew, furniture repairer, 52 Fifth, house do. Phillips Archer W. clothes-repairer, 453 Main, house at Boston
Phillips Charles, carpenter, boards 12 Norfolk
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Phillips Charles W. (Phillips & Bates), billiard saloon, 521 Main, house 7 Rice
Phillips Cyrus, plasterer, house 12 Sydney
Phillips Edward, provision pedlar, boards 30 Upton
Phillips Edward, furrier (B.), rooms 582 Main [Third Phillips Ellen, widow of Chas house 1 Linnehan's block, Phillips Enos B. boots and shoes (53 Hanover, B. ), house 80 Washington
Phillips Frank, provisions, boards 30 Upton
Phillips George, foreman J. F. Hudson's, 64 Fifth, house at Arlington
Phillips George S. tool-maker, house 117 Thorndike
Phillips Ivers C. house 19 Orchard
Phillips James, printer, house 427 Cambridge
Phillips James, plasterer, boards 170 Franklin
Phillips James, plasterer, house 59 Franklin
Phillips Joseph S. cigar manufacturer and dealer, 599 Main, house 59 Pleasant
Phillips Mary A. Miss, house 25 River
Phillips Phobe F. widow of William W. boards 52 Fifth
Phillips Seth H. mason, house 11 Lopez
Phillips Stephen A. agent, house 49 Western ave.
Phillips Wm. A. salesman (48 Chauncy, B.), house 49 Western avenue
Phillips W. Quincy, house Linnæan, near Garde n
Phillips & Bates (Chas. W. Phillps and Erastus C. Bates jr.), billiard room, 521 Main
Philpott Solomon, carpenter, house 35 Baldwin
Phinney Asa H. furniture (12 Green, B.), h. 210 Harvard Phinney Catherine, widow, house 28 Decatur
Phinney Edward F. night watchman, Mass. arsenal, house 12 Eliot
Phinney Edward J. brass finisher, house 28 Decatur
Phinney Hugh M. registers, house 137 Washington Phipps Albert, blacksmith, bds. P. Barrows, Mt. Auburn Phipps Albert L. blacksmith, Palmer, cor. Church, house 28 Charles River [House
Pickering Arthur H. student, H. U. rooms 25 Holyoke Pickering Mark (Pickering & Co.), 8} Mt. Auburn, house 10 Mt. Auburn
Pickering McLaurin F. broker and commission merchant (134 State, B.), house 71 Magazine
Pickering & Co (Mark Pickering). grocers, 8} Mt. Auburn Pickett George E. clerk, J. H. Wyeth, boards 21 Shepard Pickett George T. mason, house 37 Essex
Pickett Joseph, laborer, house rear 28 Washington
Pickett Joseph J. mason, house 21 Western avenue Pickett Mary E. dressmaker, boards 21 Shepard
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Pickett Nancy, widow of Samuel, house 21 Shepard
Pierce Albert H. bookkeeper (30 Devonshire, B.), boards 223 Harvard
Pierce Albert P. confectioner, house 65 Columbia
Pierce Alexander McLoud, printer, Riverside, house 25 Blackstone
Pierce Amasa B. painter, 16 Brighton, house 60 do.
Pierce Arthur M. law student, rooms 17 Dunster
Pierce Benjamin F. teamster, house 180 Main
Pierce Charles E tinsmith, 35 Elm. h. 342 Broadway
Pierce Charles H. clerk, 473 Main, boards 25 Park
Pierce Charles R. expressman (36 Court square, B.), house 8 De Wolf
Pierce Charles W. tin pedlar, house 4 Oak
Pierce Clara W. widow of Andrew, house Mt. Auburn, opp. the cemetery
Pierce Edward E. clerk (9 Merchants Row, B.), boards 279 Broadway
Pierce Edward P. student, H. U. rooms 67 Thayer Hall
Pierce Emily Mrs. house 10 Harrison avenue
Pierce Eugene W. carpenter, house 65 Mt. Aubarn
Pierce Ezekiel P. fruit dealer (9 Merchants Row, B.), h. 279 Broadway
Pierce E A. Mrs. dressmaker, h. North avenue. cor. Beech Pierce Frank E. restaurant, North ave., near R. R. house North avenue, near Meacham
Pierce Frederick, brass-finisher, boards 47 Windsor
Pierce Frederick A. salesman, 655 Main, bds. 83 Green
Pierce George W. tin pedlar, house 4 Oak
Pierce James P. carpenter, house 65 Mt. Auburn
Pierce James W. treas., Boston Can Co. (43 Broad, B.), house 32 Elm
Pierce Joseph, wheelwright, River, junc. Western avenue, house 25 Park [Inman Pierce Leander, supt. F. A. Kennedy's bakery, bds. 29 Pierce Mary E. widow of Austin, h. r. P. O. building, North avenue
Pierce Matthew V. student, H. U. rooms 12 Thayer Hall Pierce Quincy, student, H. U. rooms 12 Thayer Hall
Pierce Sarah E. widow of James W. h 342 Broadway Pierce Wm. D. wheelwright, boards 25 Park Pierce, see also Peirce and Pearce
Piercy Jolin A. boiler-maker, house 49 Harvard
Pierpoint William F. carver, boards 8 Eighth
Pierpoint Wm. L. blacksmith, house 8 Eighth Pierre Alice E. widow of Frank, house 22} Winter Pigott William B. compositor, house 16 Fairmont Pike Albert W. stevedore, house 4 South
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Pike Amasa H. manuf. house 62 Sydney
Pike Carlos L. foreman, G. G. Page & Co. h. 473 Main
Pike Charles, house 20 Front
Pike Charles L. boxmaker, boards 128 Norfolk
Pike Charles S. clerk (13 Broad, B.), bds. 183 Cambridge Pike George S. carpenter, h. Boardman, cor. Broadway
Pike Humphrey jr. bookkeeper (37 Broad, B. ), bds. 794 Main
Pike Henry H. contractor, house 55 Sacramento
Pike James, livery stable, Main, opp. Pearl, and 904 Main and (J. Pike & Co.), Church, near Harvard sq. house 7 Norfolk
Pike Joel S. (J. Pike & Co.), livery stable, Church, opp. Palmer, house Church, near Brattle
Pike John, hack-driver, house 71 Concord avenue
Pike John N. engineer, B. & L. R. R. h. 183 Cambridge
Pike Joseph A. blacksmith, Palmer, cor. Church, bds. 71 Concord avenue
Pike J. & Co. (James and Joel S. Pike), livery stable, Church, near Harvard square [court
Pike Joseph S. foreman, J. P. Squire & Co. h. 13 Squire's Pike Nathan C. supt. Cambridge Preserving Co. 25 Main, house at Newton [183 Cambridge
Pike Nellie N. Miss, teacher, Otis Primary school, boards Pike Walter W. clerk (82 Chauncy, B.), b. 183 Cambridge Piller Emanuel A. cigarmaker, house 4 Eaton
Pillsbury Tappan P. sawyer, house 142 Vine
Pimentel Joseph E. hairdresser, 23 Fifth, h. at Boston Pimentel Manoel J. E. hairdresser, 438 Main
Pine George S. student, H. U. rooms 8 Hollis Hall
Pineo Benjamin, carpenter, bds. Gore, opp. Sixth
Pingree Isaac, engineer, B. L. & N. R. R. house 22 East Pinkham George G. tinsmith, house 119 Green Pinkham Howard D. hatter, bds. 342 Broadway Pinsonhault Louis, cabinet-maker, house 383 Cambridge PIONEER CLOTHING STORE, 130 Cambridge Piper Caroline A. Miss, nurse, bds. 125 Prospect Piper Dennis, laborer, boards 14 Harrison
Piper George C. house 14 Avon
Piper Geo. F. lawyer (46 Court, B.), bds. 14 Avon Piper Henry A. dry goods (84 Canal, B.), h. 343 Harvard Piper Solomon Mrs. house 22 Concord avenue
Piper William C. clerk (209 Tremont, B.), bds. 14 Avon Piper William T. student, H. U. bds. 22 Concord avenue Pitkin Charles A. in Harvard University, rooms 27 Thayer Hall
Pitkin Emily R. teacher, Allston grammar school, boards 16 Prospect
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Pitman John F. coal dealer (15 Congress, B.), house North avenue, near Fitchburg station
Pitts James C. painter, house 101 Western avenue
Pittsfield Albert, mason, bds. 62 Broadway [Fourth Place Geo. W. bookkeeper, Woodbury & Co. boards 80 Place Stephen M. house 1 Chestnut place
Plancich Vincent, grocer, 78 Harvard, house do.
Plant Michael, laborer, house 134 Spruce
Plant Peter, laborer, house 134 Spruce
Plimpton Lewis H. student, H. U. rooms 34 Gray's Hall
Plummer Charles W. student, H. U. rooms 14 Holworthy Hall
Plummer Edgar L. com. mer. (133 Central, B), house 100 Spring [B.), house 254 North ave.
Plummer Horatio N. commission merchant (133 Central, Plummer John, boards 37 Windsor
Plummer John W. musician, Metropolitan Band (103 Court, B.), boards 104 Hampshire
Plummer Warren, provisions, 110 Cambridge, b. 108 do.
Plumridge George, printer, house 25 Brooks place
Poindexter John L. servant, 32 Quincy
Poirot John B. tinner, house 143 Main
Poland William, builder, house 735 Cambridge
Polk Charles W. salesman, boards 36 Amory
Pollard Frederick W. house 349 Broadway
Pollard John S. surveyor of mechanics work, h. 28 Norfolk Polley John, teamster, house rear 140 Pleasant
Pomeroy Josiah H. foreman, W. C. Taylor, 82 Main, bds. rear 110 Main
Pond Lysander, clerk, 159 Harvard
Pond William H. porter (35 Temple pl. B.), h. 18 Williams
Pont Henry. laborer, house 161 Broadway [court Pontefract William, bookkeeper (B.), house 5 Baldwin's Poole Francis H. blank books and stationery, house 12 Charles River [Washington
Poole Fred L. travelling salesman, 552 Main, house 99 Poole Geo. W. at U. R. Co.'s stables, Dunster, b. 12 do. Pope Alphonso W. clerk (15 Kingston, B.), h. 59 Pleasant Pope Charles A. reed-maker, bds. 51 Western ave.
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