The Cambridge directory for 1874, Part 28

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Publication date: 1874
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Pope Edward R. student, H. U. rooms 15 Thayer Hall


Pope Ivory H. clerk (Custom House. B.), h. 9 Chester


Pope John, stencil cutter (8 Dock square, B.), house 45 Cottage


Pope John S. bricklayer, house 51 Western ave.


Pope Joseph, presser, boards 11 Harvey


Popkin Mary R. Miss, house 25 North ave.


Porcellian Club, 444 Harvard [Shepard


Porter Albert W. agent (90 Washington, B.), house 44


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Porter Benj. F. stairbuilder, boards 11 Prospect


Porter Charles, broker, boards 826 Main


Porter Charles B. clerk, 450 Harvard, house 16 Holyoke


Porter Charles F. oil dealer (48 Hanover, B.), house 113 Prospect


Porter Charles W. clerk, boards 113 Prospect


Porter Frank, stairbuilder, house 11 Prospect


Porter Hamilton, machinist, house 43 Clark


Porter J Augustine, wood and coal, house 5 Plymouth


Porter John L. auctioneer (81 Washington, B.), h. 516 Main


Porter Joseph Mrs. house Winthrop square


PORTER LINN B. editor and proprietor Cambridge Chronicle, 573 Main, boards 12 William Porter Perez G. house 68 Prospect


Porter Rachel, widow of Benjamin F. house 11 Prospect


Porter Walter L. clerk (44 Temple pl. B.). bds. 516 Main Porter William, expressman, house 52 River


Porter William, glasscutter, house 74 Spring


Porter William L. student, H. U. rooms 2 Weld Hall Post Morgan G. student, H. U. rooms 9 Holyoke House


Post Office, Cambridge, Lyceum building, Harvard sq.


Post Office, Cambridgeport, 565 Mam


Post Office, East Cambridge, Third, near Cambridge


Post Office, North Cambridge, North ave. opp. R. R. sta- tion


Post Philip A. student, H. U. rooms 52 Brattle


Postawka Louis (Louis Postawka & Co.), patent piano taboret manufacturer, Osborn's mills, State, house at Boston


Postawka Louis & Co. (Louis Postawka & Co.), patent piano taboret manufacturers, Osborn's mills, State


Potestad E. L. student, Scientific school, rooms 14 Ap- pian Way


Potter Allen S. student, H. U. rooms 69 Brattle


Potter Dexter Rev. house 40 North ave.


Potter Henry (130 State, B.), house 111 North ave.


Potter Henry S. house 81 North ave.


Potter J. Cushing, periodical store, 30 River, h. 34 do.


Potter Warren C. furniture mover, Holyoke, n. Harvard, house rear 14 Highland


Potter William L. C. (1 Commerce, B.), b. 111 North ave. Pottle Delance S. driver, G. S. Rollins, house 111 Norfolk Poulter William, cooper, house 89 Sixth


Poulter William S. brass-moulder, house 89 Sixth


Poultney Evan, student, H. U. rooms 28 Holyoke House Pousland Charles F. clerk, Revere Sugar Refinery, house at Salem


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Pousland William F. engineer, house 129 Spring Powell George, painter and grainer, 2 Blanche, house do. Powell Louisa S. widow, house 35 Pleasant


Powell Mary Mrs. house at Dr. Talbot's, North ave. Powell Walter E. printer, J. Ford & Son, b. 35 Pleasant Power James, polisher, boards 25 Sixth


Power John E. shoemaker, 26 Washington, h. r. 28 do. Power Lawrence F. compositor, house 32 Cowperthwait Power Nicholas D. printer, house 78 Green


Power Richard, wood-moulder, boards 27 Second


Power Thomas, harness-maker, house 185 Norfolk Powers Charles G. varnisher, 203 Cambridge, h. at Boston Powers Catherine, widow of Hugh, house Willow place, near Somerville line


Powers Daniel, carpenter, house 8 Pine [line


Powers Hugh, laborer, house Willow place, n. Somerville


Powers James, porter, Riverside, house 25 Banks


Powers James, laborer, house 15 Brewery


Powers James, laborer, house 150 Green [erville line Powers John, blacksmith, house Willow place, near Som- Powers John, shoemaker, James Dollard, house 124 Web- ster ave.


Powers John, teamster, house 47 North


Powers John, teamster, house Stevens court


Powers Margaret, widow of James, beer, candies, etc. 152 Bridge, house do.


Powers Mary A. widow of Joseph S. honse 20 Holyoke


Powers Matthew, carpenter, house 202 Harvard


Powers Maurice, teamster, house 2 Bristol


Powers Michael, laborer, boards 190 Bridge Powers Morris, moulder, house 17 Harvard


Powers Patrick, laborer, boards 190 Bridge


Powers Patrick, paver, house 7 Hamilton


Powers Richard, laborer, boards 2 Bristol


Powers Thomas, laborer, house North ave. n. Meacham


Powers Thos. J. stonecutter, boards 152 Bridge


Powers Thomas, cooper, house 119 Gore Powers William, moulder, boards 11 School


Pownall Jeremiah B. machinist, house 26 East


Powverloski August, laborer, house 19 Seventh


Poymer Alexander, boxmaker, house 7 Webster ave.


Pratt Aaron B. tinplate worker, 226 Cambridge, house 6 Mullen's court, near Winter


Pratt Aaron B. jr. tinplate worker, 226 Cambridge, bds 6 Mullen's ct. n. Winter [Somerville Pratt Albert L. cabinet-maker, F. Geldowsky, house at Pratt Charles O. (C. O. Pratt & Co.), stoves, etc. 226 Cambridge, house at Somerville


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PRATT C. O. & CO. (Charles O. Pratt), stoves and tinware, 226 Cambridge


Pratt Charles W. mason, house 20 Tremont


PRATT DAVID G. foreign wood and ivory turner, 137 Broadway, house 21 Tremont


Pratt Eben, coffin-maker, house 22 Fifth


Pratt Elward W. potter, house 14 Coggswell ave.


Pratt Elizabeth W. Miss, tailoress, house 16 Sydney


Pratt Eunice, widow of Levi, house 40 Austin


Pratt Francis L. bookkeeper, 30 Brighton, h. 53 Holyoke


Pratt Levi, woodturner, boards 65 Austin


Pratt Lewis (L. Pratt & Co.), watches and jewelry, 463 Main, boards 11 State [shire


Pratt William H. house and sign painter, house 93 Hamp- Pratt L. & Co. (Lewis Pratt and A. Judson Applegate), watches and jewelry, 463 Main


Pray Manuel, cabinet-maker, house 184 Bridge


Pray Orrin B. (O. B. Pray & Co.), real estate agent, 355 Main, house at Somerville [house 7 Temple Pray William M. music teacher (3 Tremont Row, B.), Pray O. B. & Co. (Orrin B. Pray, and J. C. Holt), real estate agents, 555 Main [Bridge Prebeck Michael, wheelwright, 4 Cambridge, house >5 Preble Granville A. machinist, O. S. Bullock, house at So nerville


Preble Henry, student, H. U. boards 62 Brattle


Preble William P. clerk, U. S. District Court (Portland, Me.), house 62 Brattle


Preble William P. jr. student, H. U. boards 62 Brattle


Prentice Henry H. compositor, J. Wilson & Son, house 21 Baldwin


Prentiss Dorcas B. widow, house 17 Park


Prentiss Helen, widow of Jonas, boards 27 Kinnard


Prentiss Jolin H. clerk, 80 Cambridge, bds. 1 Squire's ct. Prentiss Mary. widow of Jonathan C. house 172 North av. Prentiss Nathan, provisions (33 Fulton, B.), house 1 Squire's court


Presbrey Edward A. cashier (National Bank of Redemp- tion, Water, B.), house 10 Remington


Presby Charles E. stonemason, house 32 Orchard


Presby George T. driver, Steamer 4, house 15 Mead Presby James H. stonemason, boards 32 Orchard Presby James W. stonemason, house 32 Orchard Prescott Edwin R. dry and fancy goods, 460 Harvard, h. 264 North avenue [house 144 Mt. Auburn Prescott Joel H. (P. Nutting & Co.), blacksmith, Palmer, Preston Benj. F. coal and wood, 400 Cambridge, h. at Wakefield


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Price Clarence, tinman, boards 155 Brookline Price Isaac, glassblower, house 226 Bridge


Price James M. stoves and hardware, 85 Cambridge, house 118 Thorndike


Price Julia, widow William, house 71 Spring


Price Richard T. tinsmith, house 38 Winter


Pride Woodbury, stonemason, house 363 Main


Pridham Edward R. carriage-maker, Henderson Bros. boards Porter's Hotel [Palmer, rooms do Priest Edward E. engineer, Steamer No. 1, Church, opp. Primer Sylvester, student, H. U. rooms 53 College House Prince Frank W. clerk, 447 Main, boards 3 Charles River Prince Hattie M. widow of George W. house 3 Shepherd's block, rear 10 Charles River


Prince John, carpenter, boards 46 Prospect


Prince Morton H. student, H. U. rooms 35 Matthews Hall Prinderble James, laborer, house 83' Spruce


Pringle George, laborer, house 452 Cambridge


Prior Charles E. student, H. U. rooms 41 College House . Prior George H. clerk, house 36 Hancock


Prior Joseph, stonecutter, house 8 Water


Prior Patrick, grocer, Warren, corner Jefferson, house do.


Pritchett Thomas, porter, house 157 Prospect


Proctor Benj. F. cooper, Allston, house rear 72 do.


Proctor John A. cooper, house 55 Franklin


Proctor Michael, laborer, house 12 Murdock


Proctor Wm. moulder, Shawmut iron works


Profit James H. clerk, house 468 Cambridge


Proudfoot David, ticket master (B. L. & N. R. R. Boston), house 132 Otis


Proule Onesine, laborer, house 111 Spruce [zine


Provanchee A. W. clerk (34 Broad, B.), house 117 Maga- Prowse William, plasterer, house 15 Pine


Prue John, engineer, house Clifton, near Spruce


Prue Thomas, laborer, house 111 Spruce


Pry George W., Riverside Press, house 19 Erie


Puffer Carrie A. widow of Gustave A. house 58 Columbia Puffer Dora Miss, teacher, Washington grammar school, boards 58 Magazine


Pulcifer Charles H. machinist, boards 25 Tremont


Pulcifer George F. painter, boards 25 Tremont


Pulcifer Susan Mrs. house 25 Tremont


Pullen Fred. B. policeman, house 146 Mt. Auburn


Pulsifer Bickford, commissioner, Registry Deed's office, house at Charlestown


Pulsifer Freeman L. clockmaker, house 10 Sixth


Pulsifer James W. britannia worker, house 10 Sixth


Pulsifer John S. glasscutter, house 10 Sixth


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Pulsifer Joseph, cabinet-maker, house 10 Sixth Pummell Philip T. cigarmaker, house 1 Eaton Punchard Lydia H. widow of Jesse S. house 17 Brookline Punovost Auguste, cooper, house 153 Gore


Purcell Hyacinth, cement-maker and house painter, rear 239 Main, house 27 Mt. Auburn


Purcell John, shoemaker, 135 Columbia, house rear do. Purcell Joseph, pedlar, house Porter, near Rideout Purcell Mathew, blacksmith, F. Ivers, boards North ave. corner Beech [Foster


Purcell Michael, shoemaker, R. Mann, house Sparks, near Purcell William, carpenter, O. B. French, Palmer


Purdy Gilbert G. cabinet-maker, boards 27 Cherry Purdy Samuel, photographer, 563 Main, rooms 471 do. Purington Geo. F. plumber (B.), boards 42 Coggswell ave. Purington Hannah, widow of Samuel, h. 42 Coggswell av. Purrigton William A. student, H. U. rooms 63 College House [cor. Green


Purviance Emma Mrs. widow, boards J. J. Soley's, Putnam, Purvis Alexander, laborer, house 63 Spring Putnam' George jr. lawyer (27 Court, B.), house 24 Quincy Putnam George L. musician, boards 88 Gore Putnam Geo. W. glassmaker, house 88 Gore


Putnam John F. (Davis & Putnam), crockery and glass- ware, 635 Main, house at Boston Putnam John P. (Henry Thayer & Co.), 150 Broadway, house at Winthrop, Maine


Putnam Joseph H. iron-moulder, house rear 13 Pine


Putnam Lewis, veterinary surgeon, house 170 North ave. Putnam Marcellus C. mason, boards 88 Gore Putnam Peter C. moulder, house 113 Hampshire Putney Albert, glass-presser, house 39 Fourth


Putney George (Howe, Teele & Co.), bacon curer, Main, opp. Windsor, house 30 Austin Pye William, wholesale pedlar, bds 22 Park


QUEALLY THOMAS, tailor, house 42 Clark Quealy Austin, soapmaker, liouse 65 Elm Quealy Michael, laborer, house 42 Clark Queeney Bridget, widow, house 3 Chapman place Quigley Ann, widow, house 17 Brown Quigley Barney, watchman U. R. Co. bds. 89 Tremont Quigley Francis, stonecutter, boards 78 Donnell Quigley John, laborer, house 221 Franklin Quigley Richard F. law student, rooms 8 Holyoke Quill Patrick, currier, boards 7 Reed Quilter Dennis, laborer, boards 202 Bridge Quilter Michael, laborer, house 245 Franklin


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Quimby Amos, pile driver, house 59 Third


Quimby Ellen, widow of Gilman, house 351 Cambridge Quiney Michael, laborer, house Warren, near Jefferson


Quinlan Bartholomew, machinist, B. & L. R. R. shop, house 41 Charles


Quinlan Daniel, laborer, house Warren, near Cambridge Quinn Bridget, house 452 Broadway [ington


Quinn Charles, melter, Bird's Foundry, house rear 28 Wash- Quinn Charles, grocer, 116 Fourth, house do.


Quinn Edward, instructor, House of Correction, house Lechmere building, Bridge, corner Cambridge


Quinn Eliza, widow of Patrick, house 23 Valentine


Quinn Ellen, widow, house rear 3 Short


Quinn Francis, house 13 Remington


Quinn George B. printer, house rear 119 Pearl


Quinn Hugh, grocer, Fifth, cor. Vine, h. 80 Vine


Quinn James, house 45 Pearl


Quinn James E. moulder, boards 60 Cherry


Quinn James J. (Gilligan & Quinn), grocer, Fourth, cor. Bridge, house do.


Quinn James P. painter, house 420 Cambridge


Quinn Jeremiah, laborer, house 249 Franklin


Quinn John, carpenter, house 91 Vine


Quinn John, brass moulder, house 23 Valentine


Quinn John, grease-collector, house 39 Charles


Quinn John, laborer, house 4 Spring place


Quinn John, laborer, house Willow pl. near Cambridge


Quinn Malachi, teamster, house 10 Fourth


Quinn Mary, widow of Michael, house r. 61 Brighton


Quinn Mary, widow of Maurice, house 32 Charles


Quinn Michael (Quinn & Son), stoves, 245 Cambridge, b. 33 Lambert


Quinn Michael, laborer, house Jefferson, n. Warren


Quinn Michael, laborer, h. Willow place


Quinn Michael, pedlar, house 77 Third


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Quinn Michael, plumber, bds. Mrs. Mary Quinn's, r. 61 Quinn Michael, teamster, house 34 Hampshire


Quinn Nicholas, carpenter, house 36 Broadway


Quinn Patrick, teamster, bds. 49 Clark


Quinn Patrick, junk, 27 Charles, house do.


Quinn Terrence F. (Quinn & Son), stoves, etc., 245 Cam- bridge, boards 33 Lambert


Quinn Thomas, teamster, house Willow place


Quinn Thomas, laborer, house McCabe, near Jefferson


Quinn Timothy, letter-carrier, house rear 19 Gore


Quinn Timothy, letter-carrier, Cambridgeport, P. O. 565 Main, house :1 Gore


Quinn Winnie Miss, intelligence office, house 59 Brattle


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Quinn & Son (Michael and Terrence F. Quinn), stoves, tinware, etc. 245 Cambridge Quirin Jacob, tanner, boards Tannery


RAABE FREDERICK W. varnisher, boards 117 Harvard Rabey Charles, silversmith, boards 2 Third


Rabey Catharine, widow of Frank, house 2 Third Racine Alfred, tanner, boards Clay, near Harvey Raddan Timothy, fireman, gasworks, h. 38 De Wolf Rady Philip, blacksmith, house 142 Columbia


Rafferty Bernard, cooper, Cambridge, beyond Warren, h. 305 do.


Rafferty Francis, clerk, 165 Bridge, house 11 Fourth Rafferty George, painter, house 67 Brookline Rafferty James, laborer, house 11 Fourth


Rafferty Michael, clerk, 165 Bridge, house 11 Fourth Rafferty Michael, tailor, boards 12 Norfolk Rainey James, laborer, house 21 Sparks st. place Rainey Michael, laborer, h. Ninth, near Cambridge Ralph Thomas, foreman, Jones' soap factory, h. 68 Pearl Ramliofer Jacob, shoemaker, house 14 Cowperthwait Ramsay Albert H. car basket weaver, bds. 157 Thorndike Ramsay Alexander H. apothecary, 1 Brattle, h. 857 Main Ramsay Harvey, dealer, in cigars, house 157 Thorndike Ramsay James M. clerk, 6 Brattle, boards 857 Main Ramsay Major, shoemaker, 68 Norfolk, house 72 do. Ramsdell Albert K. druggist, house 41 Essex


Ramsdell Annie Mrs. nurse, widow of John, h. 36 Auburn Ramsdell James, house 13 Bow


Ramsdell Welcome, house 101 Western ave.


Ranagan Peter, brushmaker, house 109 Spring


Rand Annie, widow of Samuel, house 171 North avenue


Rand Benjamin R. conveyancer, Court House, boards 70 Thorndike


Rand Charles A. commission merchant (19 North Market, B.), house 84 Thorndike


Rand Charles O clerk, house North ave. near Rice


Rand Daniel, tinsmith, boards 9 Broadway


Rand Henry C. leather (45 Merchants Row, B ), h. Elm, near Davenport


Rand James Mrs. house 29 Eliot


Rand James B. laborer, house Vine, near Fourth


Rand Oliver J. bookbinder (Milk, cor. Federal, B.), house 308 Harvard


Rand Oliver P. mechanic(L. R. R , B.). house 2 Gerry Rand Sarah A. Mrs. teacher, Shepard grammar school, boards 40 Coggswell ave.


Randall Benjamin, carpenter, house 41 Essex


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Randall Catherine M. widow, house 7 Auburn court


Randall Daniel, laborer, house 91 Sixth


Randall Frank E. machinist, bds. Oliver P. Randall's, Leighton court


Randall Frank F. student, H. U. rooms 52 Thayer Hall Randall James T. D. boards 7 Auburn court


Randall Joseph, carpenter, house 7 Cedar


Randall Oliver P. carpenter, house 18 Leighton court


Randall Thomas, teamster, house 27 Gore [Broadway Randlett Geo. W. stonecutter, 81 Main, boards 2 Raner D. at Boston Stamping Co.'s, boards 10 Broadway Rankin Edwin D. silverplater, house 58 Thorndike Ranks Elisha C. packer furniture, house 49 Allston


Ransom Chandler R. pres. North National Bank (Devon- shire, near State, B.), house 9 Roseland Rantz Andres M. painter, house 24 Decatur


Rapp John H. bacon cutter, house 8 Squire's court


Rasicio Napoleon, blacksmith, boards 48 Broadway Ratti Augustus, marble-cutter, house 45 Rroadway Rawson George W. (Rawson & Hittinger), steam engine manufacturer, 72 Main, house 19 State


RAWSON & HITTINGER (Geo. W. Rawson and Michael Hittinger), steam engine manufacturers, 72 Main


Ray Andrew, glass-presser, house 11 Fourth


Ray Benjamin P. (Davis & Ray), grocer, Cambridge, cor. Seventh, house 95 Otis


Ray Edwin C. house 27 Kinnard [son


Ray Joshua, engineer, J. P. Squire, h. Warren, opp. Jeffer-


Ray Maggie M. dressmaker, 115 Cambridge, house do.


Ray Timothy W. real estate agent and auctioneer (23 Court, B.), house 22 Lake


Ray William P. I.v. house 154 Cambridge


Ray William R. carpenter, house 6 Sixth


Raymond Charles A. boots and shoes (157 Hanover, B.), house 98 Ellery [cial, B.), house 357 Harvard


Raymond Charles E. wholesale grocer (9 and 11 Commer- Raymond Emmons, house 398 Broadway


Raymond George A. provision dealer, house 25 Chauncy


Raymond Geo. P. millinery (164 Tremont, B.), house 124 Oxford


Raymond John C. music teacher, house 17 Lawrence Raymond John W. carpenter, boards rear 186 Cambridge RAYMOND PATRICK H. editor, Cambridge Press, 5312 Main, and chief engineer fire department, lı. 20 Jay Raymond Sylvester, at North, Meriam & Co.'s, boards rear 186 Cambridge


Raymond Walter, student, H. U. boards 398 Broadway


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Raymond William H. grocer (9 and 11 Commercial, B.), house 102 Ellery


Raymond William T. clerk, house 21 Fairmont


Rayne George W. machinist, house 7 Perry


Read Charles C lawyer (27 State, B.), boards William Read's, Appleton [bds. William Read's, Appleton Read Edward, hardware (13 Faneuil Hall square, B.), Read James B. house 715 Cambridge


Read James J. saddlery and harness (108 Sudbury, B.), bds. 215 Harvard [Appleton, cor. Highland Read John, hardware (13 Faneuil Hall sq. B.), house Read J. Stacey, real-estate agent (5 Pemberton sq. B.), house 221 Harvard


Read Lucy G. widow of John, bouse 22 Garden


Read N. Goodwin, boards William Read's, Appleton


Read Robert M. machinist, house 253 Broadway


Read Thomas, pressman, house 7 Appian Way [Appleton Read William, hardware (13 Faneuil Hall sq. B.), house Read William jr. hardware (13 Faneuil Hall sq. B.), h. Appleton


Read, see also Reed and Reid


Reader Edward jr. clerk (1} Rowe's wharf, B.), h. 60 Otis


Ready Martin, gardener, house 2336 Franklin


Ready Nicholas, laborer, house 128 Brookline


Ready Paul, laborer, house 23 Bay


Reagan Daniel, laborer, boards 49 North


Reagan Dennis, laborer, house rear 43 Winter


Reagan Jeremiah, hostler, house 97 Kinnard


Reagan John, laborer, house 27 Harvey


Reagan Michael, laborer, house 269 Cambridge


Reagan Michael, laborer, house 126 Webster avenue


Real Michael J. clerk, 52 Broadway, bds. 1 Pioneer pl.


Real Thomas, hammersman, house Portland, n. Main


Real Thomas, machine-hand, Beal & Hooper's, h. Charles, cor. Sixth


Reardon Bridget, widow of Daniel, house 214 Franklin


Reardon Cornelius, laborer, boards 3 Ninth


Reardon Edmund (J. Reardon & Sons), soap, tallow, and candle manufacturer, house 95 Pearl


Reardon James H. house 29 Erie


Reardon John, laborer, house Reed's alley


Reardon John, moulder, boards 374 Main


Reardon John (J. Reardon & Sons), soap and candle man- ufacturer, Pearl, house 13 Erie Reardon John & Sons (John and Edmund Reardon), soap and candle manufacturers, 92 Pearl


Reardon John jr. at J. Reardon's, house 29 Erie


Reardon Michael, laborer, house Murdock, n. Gardner


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Reardon Michael, baker, house 178 Franklin


Reardon Michael, laborer, house Ninth, near Cambridge Reardon Owen, hostler W. L. Lockhart's, house 30 Gore Reardon Patrick, laborer, house Ninth, near Otis


Reardon Thomas, clerk (4 State, B.), h. 67 Washington Reardon Timothy, switchtender, house 123 Spring


Reardon Timothy, laborer, boards 321 Cambridge


Reardon William, soap and tallow manufacturer, boards 13 E ie [boards 95 Pearl Reardon William H. plumber, basement 8 Harvard sq. Rebell John, cabinet-maker, boards 57 Gore


Redington John W. printer (34 School, B.), b. 13 Crane Redington Patrick, teamster, house 13 Crane


Reddick Henry J. station agent, Fitchburg R. R. North ave. house do.


Redding Blanche B. Mrs. house 118 Windsor


Redfern William, laborer, house 171 Franklin


Redfield Luther C. student H. U. rooms 40 Thayer Redfield William P. clerk, boards 90 Prospect


Redkinson Charles, plasterer, house 26 Charles River Redmand Martha, widow, Francis, house 16 Warland Redmond Thomas, shoemaker, 2 Douglass, h. 463 Main


Reeby W. H. divinity student, II. U. rooms 25 Divinity Hall


Reed Alonzo, blacksmith, P. Nutting & Co. h. 48 Sydney


Reed Charles, laborer, house 411 Cambridge


Reed Charles F. organ-maker, house 4 Rockwell


Reed Clarence G. plasterer, house 2 Simonds blk. De Wolf Reed C. Thayer, house 5 Avon


Reed Elisha B. express-driver, boards 6 Green


Reed Enos W. milkman, house 79 Thorndike


Reed Francis J. express (B.), boards 166 Cambridge


Reed Francis R. carriagesmith, F. L. Chapman, house 16} Western ave.


Reed Frederick (Edward Hixon & Co.), furniture and upholstery (144 Tremont, B.), factory 124 Harvard, house 70 Franklin


Reed Freeman E. carpenter, boards 11 Temple [Cottage Reed George B. law bookseller (37 Brattle, B.), house 43 Reed George H. salesman, Geo. B. James & Co. house 80 Cambridge [Trowbridge


Reed Guilford S. dentist (18} Boylston, B.), house 56 Reed Henry, painter, house 5 Putnam court


Reed Henry C. clerk, 130 Cambridge, h. 102 Thorndike Reed Henry L. organ-maker, house 4 Rockwell


Reed James, cutler, house rear 34 Brighton


Reed John, laborer, house Reed's alley


Reed John jr. laborer, boards John Reed's, Reea's alley


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Reed John F. milkdriver, boards 15 Park Reed Joseph, laborer, house 129 Webster ave.


Reed Nelson, cook, house 215 Mt. Auburn


Reed Nicholas, moulder, boards Broadway House' Reed Nicholas, student, H. U. rooms, 18 Gray's Hall Reed Robert, laborer, house Reed's alley


Reed Sarah G. widow of Enos, house 84 Cambridge Reed Theodore C. clerk, house 44 Fourth


Reed Warren A. student, H. U. rooms 3 Thayer Hall


Reed William, laborer, house 84 Harvard


Reed William H. teamster, boards rear 141 Columbia Reed, see also Read and Reid


Rechal James. glassmaker, house 21 Winter


Reehal James E. jr. glassmaker, boards 21 Winter


Reehal Peter A. upholsterer, boards 21 Winter


Reeves Benjamin F. hairdresser (72 State, B.), house 22 Shepard


Reeves Edward O. clerk, Orrin Hall, house 3 Madison


Reeves E. Forrest, cooper, house 118 Gore


Reeves Fred H. clerk, boards 18 Shepard


Regal Augustus, glass-worker, house 75 Spring


Regal Frank, glassmaker, house 89 Fourth


Regal M. M. dry goods. 47 Gore. house 6 Second


Regal Victor, glassmaker, house 6 Second


Regan James, teamster, house Decatur, near Brookline


Reggio Andre C. student, Scientific school, rooms 4 Lit- tle's block


Rehill John, marble-worker, boards J J. IIorgan's, Pioneer Reid Alex. stonecutter, boards 104 Main


Reid A. widow of Andrew, nurse, house 29 Hamilton


Reid James A. plumber (119 Water, B.), house 9 Perry


Reid Michael, plasterer and grocer, Mt. Auburn, cor. Wil- lard, house do.


Reid Robert, machinist, house 202 Green


Reily Thomas, house 4 Village


Reis John, bootmaker, 7 Harvard row, boards 69 Spring Remick Chas. H. house Austin, cor. Inman


Remick Edward E. pianoforte-action maker, b. 24 Watson Remick Jacob B. cattle broker, h. Groveland, n. Spruce Remick John Mrs. house Austin, cor Inman


Remick Geo. machinist, boards 81 Washington Kemick Lewis A. engineer, house 449 Cambridge Rent William, printer, house 31 Baldwin Revaleon Charlotte L. Miss, dressmaker, h. Ericsson ct.


Revaleon Dorcas A. Mrs. house Ericsson ct. Revaleon Geo. L. clerk (Boston P. O.), h. Ericsson ct.


Revere Sugar Refinery (Nash, Spaulding & Co.), Water, opp. N. E. Glass Co. office, 23 Broad, B.


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Reversible Collar Co. 10 Arrow, Geo. K Snow, president Rexford Richard W. clerk (120 Water, B.), h. 47 Baldwin Reybert Artemas, bookbinder, Riverside, house 62 Putnam avenue


Reycroft Joseph W. carriage-maker, house foot East


Reynold Adam, clerk, boards 50 Cherry


Reynolds Lewis, house 50 Cherry


Reynolds Catherine, widow of Nicholas, house 14 Lopez Reynolds Frank M. hack-driver, house 64 Sydney


Reynolds James, laborer, house 95 Spruce


Reynolds J. J. compositor, Riverside, bds. 79 River


Reynolds Patrick C. marble-worker, and fruit and confec- tionery, 163 Main, house 161 do.


Reynolds Richard, bookbinder, Riverside, h. 8 Blackstone Reynolds Sarah L. widow of James, house 8 Blackstone


Reynolds Stephen H. organ-tuner, bds. 161 Main


Reynolds William H. provisions, 154 Harvard, house 108 Windsor


Reynolds William P. machinist, house 30 Sydney Rheims Robert, hairdresser, house 95 Hampshire


Rhoades Edwin S. milkman, house 39 Pleasant


Rhoades Josiah R. carpenter, 102 Allston, h. 112 Pearl




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