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Piercy John A., boiler-maker, house 99 Main
Pierpoint William F., carver, bds. Charles, n. Sixth
Pierpoint Wm. L., blacksmith, h. Charles, near Sixth Pierre Manuel, marble worker, 80 Main, h. 33 Cambridge Pike Albert W., stevedore, house 4 South
Pike Carlos L., foreman G. G. Page & Co., h. 473 Main Pike Charles, carpenter, house 20 Front
Pike Charles L., boxmaker, boards 102 Winsor Pike Charles.S., clerk (13 Broad, B.), bds. 183 Cambridge Pike George S., carpenter, h. Boardman, cor. Broadway Pike Henry H., contractor, house 52 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, house 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 Mason L., machinist, bds. 8 Roger's block, Main
Pike Nathan C., supt. Cambridge Preserving Co., 25 Main, house at Newton [Cambridge
Pike Nellie N. Miss, teacher Otis primary school, bds. 183 Pike Theodore L., foreman, house 50 Sacramento
Pike Walter W., clerk (82 Chauncy, B.), h. 126 Thorndike Piller Emanuel A., cigarmaker, house 4 Eaton Pillsbury Tappan P., sawyer, house 144 Spring Pine George S., student H. U., rooms 8 Hollis Hall Pingrec Charles A., patternmaker, 356 Main, b. at Boston
WEST BROS., TAILORS, CLOTHING, And Furnishing Goods,
32 School St., Boston. 22
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Pingree Isaac C., engineer B. L. & N. R. R., house 22 East Pinkerton James, engineer, house 31 Winsor Pinkham George G., tinsmith, house 119 Green
Pinney George W., student H. U., rooms 12 Story Pinsonhault Louis, cabinetmaker, house 383 Cambridge Pioneer Clothing Store, 130 Cambridge [Seventh Piot Charles, cabinetmaker Doe & Hunnewell, house 21 Piper Caroline A. Miss, nurse, boards 125 Prospect
Piper George F., lawyer (46 Court, B.), boards 14 Avon Piper Henry A., dry goods (256 Devonshire, B.), house Langdon, near North avenue
Piper Susan, widow of Geo. C., house 14 Avon
Piper William C., clerk (59 Franklin, B.), boards 14 Avon Pitkin Emily R., teacher Allston grammar school, room 8, boards 16 Prospect
Pitman Henry B., coll. clerk (Maverick Bank, B.), bds. J. F. Pitman's, North avenue
Pitman John F., coal dealer (15 Congress, B.), h. North avenue, near Fitchburg station [Fourth
Place Geo. W., bookkeeper Woodbury & Co., boards 80 Place Hannah, widow of Stephen M., h. 1 Percy place Plancich Vincent, grocer, 78 Harvard, house do.
Plimpton Lewis H., student H. U., rooms 34 Gray's Hall Plummer Charles W., student H. U., rooms 14 Holworthy Hall [Spring
Plummer Edgar L., com. mer. (133 Central, B.), h. 100 Plummer Frank, clerk, 458 Harvard, boards 32 Ash
Plummer Henry, clerk, basement 555 Main, bds. 507 do. Plummer Horatio N., commission merchant (133 Central, B.), house 254 North avenue
Plummer John H., keymaker, boards 37 Winsor
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
Poffolosky August, laborer, house 19 Seventh Poine Joseph, sand-paperer, boards 77 Fifth Poirot John B., tinner, house 143 Main
Poland Edward W., hack-driver, boards 14 Eliot Poland William, builder, house 735 Cambridge Pollard Frederick W., house 349 Broadway Pollard George, carpenter, house 44 Norfolk Pollard John S., surveyor of mechanics' work, h. 9 Bigelow Polley John, teamster, house Lincoln, near Somerset
Polson John, gluer, house 37 Vine
Pomeroy Charles J., marble-cutter, house 182 Harvard
Elegant Side Boards and Wardrobes, BANCROFT & BOYDEN, 180 Tremont Street, BOSTON.
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Pomeroy Josiah H., foreman W. C. Taylor, 82 Main, bds. 182 Harvard
Pond William, soapstone-cutter, boards 150 Hampshire
Pond William H., porter (26 Summer, B.), h. 18 William
Pond Zebiah R. Miss, house 37 Columbia
Pont Henry, laborer, house 161 Broadway
Pontefract William, bookkeeper (B.), h. 5 Baldwin's ct. Poole Calvin, bricklayer, house 22 Brookline [ington Poole Francis H., blank books and stationery, h. 11 Rem- Poole Fred. L., traveling salesman, 503 Main, house 54 Hamilton
Pope Alphonso W., clerk (15 Kingston, B.), h. 59 Pleasant Pope Charles A., reed-maker, boards 51 Western avenue Pope Charles G., lawyer, 555 Main, house at Somerville Pope Edward R., student H. U., rooms 21 Thayer Hall Pope Frank (8 Dock sq., B.), house 56 Putnam avenue Pope Ivory H., clerk (Custom House, B.), h. 9 Chester Pope John, stencil-cutter (8 Dock sq., B.), h. 45 Cottage Pope John S., bricklayer, house 51 Western avenue Popkin Mary R. Miss, house 25 North avenue
Porcellian Club, 444 Harvard
Porter Albert W. (8 Bromfield, B.), house 44 Shepard Porter Asa, carpenter, boards 451 Cambridge
Porter Benj. F., stairbuilder, boards 82 Green
Porter Charles, laborer, house Lilac court
Porter Charles, boards 97 Austin
Porter Charles B., clerk, 450 Harvard, h. 16 Holyoke
Porter Charles S., clerk (93 Arch, B.), bds. 44 Shepard
Porter Edward, civil engineer, bds. Pleasant, cor. Frank- lin [River
Porter Edward C., civil engineer, 633 Main, boards 4912 Porter Franklin E., expressman, boards 52 River
Porter Hamilton, machinist, house 43 Clark
Porter James N., boardinghouse, 12 Dunster
Porter John, brick maker, boards 29 Rice
Porter John H., mason, h. 5 Roger's block, Main
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, house 438 Main
Porter Perez G., house 68 Prospect
Porter Rachel, widow of Benjamin F., house 82 Green
Porter Walter L., publisher (173 Washington, B.), boards 516 Main
Porter William, expressman, house 52 River
Porter William, glasscutter, house 74 Spring
Bradford & Anthony, 176 & 178 Tailors' Shears, Scissors, Ra- Washington St., zors, Knives, Table Cutlery.
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Porter William H., boards 52 River
Porter William L., student H. U., rooms 404 Harvard Posson Samuel, laborer, boards 20 Murdock
Post Morgan G., student H. U., rooms 9 Holyoke House Post Office, Cambridge, 7 Harvard Row
Post Office, Cambridgeport, 625 Main
Post Office, East Cambridge, Third, near Cambridge Post Office, North Cambridge, North av., in R. R. station Post Philip A., student H. U., rooms 35 Holyoke House 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 ยท
Potter Charles H., tinsmith, house 62 Sidney
Potter David S., carpenter, house 70 Hastings
Potter Dexter Rev., house 40 North av.
Potter George E., carpenter, bds. North av., cor. Beech
Potter Henry, house 111 North avenue
Potter H. Staples, fish (51 Commercial, B.), house 81 North avenue
Potter John, driver U. R. Co., boards 89 Tremont Potter J. Cushing, periodicals, 30 River, house 34 do. Potter Rosamond, widow of Charles, bds. rear 3 Green Potter Silas A., student H. U., rooms 12 Thayer Hall Potter Warren C., furniture mover, Harvard sq., house rear 14 Highland
Potter William, painter, boards 19 Walnut court Potter William H., student H. U., rooms 12 Thayer Hall Potter William L. C., boards 111 North avenue Pottle Delance S., driver G. S. Rollins, h. 19 Antrim Poultney Evan, student H. U., rooms 28 Holyoke House Pousland Charles F., clerk Revere Sugar Refinery, house at Salem
Pousland William F., engineer, house 129 Spring Powell George, painter and grainer, 32 Pleasant, h. do. Powell Mary Mrs., house at Dr. Talbot's, North avenue, near Porter's Hotel
Powell Robert J. H., student H. U., rooms 1 Garden Powell Walter E., printer J. Ford & Son, bds. 27 River Power John E., shoemaker, 26 Washington, h. r. 28 do. Power Lawrence F., compositor, house 17 Dyke Power Nicholas D., printer, house 78 Green Power Thomas, harness-maker, house 185 Norfolk Powers Agnes, widow, house 112 Hampshire
Powers Catherine, widow of Hugh, house Willow place, near Somerville line
PARLOR, DRAWING-ROOM, and LIBRARY FURNITURE L BANCROFT & BOYDEN, 180 Tremont St., Boston.
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Powers Catherine, widow, h. 17 Harvard Powers Charles A., meat pedlar, h. 24 Dunster Powers Daniel, carpenter, house 33 Union Powers Hugh, laborer, h. Willow pl., n. Somerville line Powers James, laborer, boards 17 Valentine Powers James, porter, Riverside, bds. 132 Pleasant Powers James, laborer, house 64 Harvard Powers John, blacksmith, h. Willow pl., n. Somerville line Powers John, bookbinder, boards 25 Banks Powers John, shoemaker, house 401 Cambridge
Powers John, teamster, house 47 North Powers John, teamster, house Stevens court Powers Lee L., clerk (B.), rooms 20 Holyoke
Powers Margaret, widow of James, beer, candies, etc., 152 Bridge, house do.
Powers Mary A., widow of Joseph S., h. 20 Holyoke Powers Matthew, carpenter, house 202 Harvard
Powers Maurice, teamster, house 2 Bristol Powers Michael, laborer, house 401 Cambridge Powers Patrick, brick layer, house 10 Murdock Powers Richard, laborer, boards 2 Bristol Powers Richard, molder at F. Geldowsky's Powers Thos. J., stonecutter, boards 152 Bridge Powers Thomas, cooper, house 169 Winsor Powers William, laborer, boards 6 Water Powers William, molder, house 112 Hampshire Powers William, bookbinder, boards 25 Banks
Pownall Jeremiah B., machinist, 64 Fifth, h. 26 East Praddix Robert, painter B. L. & N. R. R., h. at Boston Praddix Robt., jr., painter B. L. & N. R. R., h. at Boston Prarier Manuel, laborer, house 4 Vine
Pratt Aaron B., tinplate worker, 226 Cambridge, house 6 Mullin's court, near Winter
Pratt Aaron B., jr., tinplate worker, 226 Cambridge, bds. 6 Mullin's court, n. Winter Pratt Albert L., cabinetmaker F. Geldowsky, Otis, cor. First, house at Somerville
Pratt Charles O: (C. O. Pratt & Co.), stoves, etc., 226 Cambridge, house at Somerville
Pratt Charles W., mason, house 20 Tremont
PRATT C. O. & CO. (Charles O. Pratt), stoves and tin- ware, 226 Cambridge
Pratt Daniel, driver, boards 6 Mullin's court
Pratt David G., foreign wood and ivory turner, 137 Broadway, house 21 Tremont
Pratt Eben, coffinmaker, house 168 Cambridge
Pratt Edward W. Mrs., house 14 Coggswell avenue
WEST BROS., TAILORS, CLOTHING, And Furnishing Goods,, 32 School St. Boston.
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Pratt Elizabeth W. Miss, tailoress, house 16 Sidney
Pratt Eunice, widow of Levi, house 40 Austin
Pratt Francis L., bookkeeper, 30 Brighton, h. 27 Mellen
Pratt George W., student H. U., boards 8 Ellery
Pratt Henry, hatter, boards 16 Sidney
Pratt John M. W., student Divinity school, rooms 22 Divinity Hall
Pratt Lewis (L. Pratt & Co.), watches and jewelry, 463 Main, boards 11 State
Pratt L. & Co. (Lewis Pratt and A. Judson Applegate), watches and jewelry, 463 Main
Pratt William H., house and sign painter, h. 93 Hampshire Prattis Anna, widow, house 60 Washington
Pray Orrin B. (O. B. Pray & Co.), real estate agent, 555 Main, house at Somerville
Pray O. B. & Co. (Orrin B. Pray and Elijah D. Goodrich), real estate agents, 555 Main
Pray William M., music teacher (3 Tremont row, B.), h. 7 Temple
Prebeck Joseph, wheelwright, house 8 Cambridge
Prebeck Michael, wheelwright, 4 Cambridge, house 8 Cambridge
Preble Henry, student H. U., boards 62 Brattle
Preble Origen O., machinist, house 25 Blackstone
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
Prentice Robert, boards 902 Main [21 Baldwin
Prentice Theodore P., letter-carrier Cambridge P. O., h. Prentiss Abigail Miss, house 172 North avenue
Prentiss Charles W., carver, boards 1 Squire's court
Prentiss Dorcas B., widow, house 17 Park
Prentiss Helen, widow of Jonas, boards 27 Kinnard Prentiss John H., clerk, 80 Cambridge, bds. 1 Squire's ct. Prentiss Nathan, provisions (B.), house 1 Squire's court Presbrey Edward A., cashier National Bank of Redemp- tion (85 Devonshire, B.), house 10 Remington Presby Charles E., stonemason, house 32 Orchard Presby George T., driver steamer 4, h. 213 North av. Presby James H., stonemason, boards 32 Orchard Presby James W., stonemason, house 32 Orchard Prescott Abigail R., widow of Jesse, h. 32 Western av. Prescott Edwin R., dry and fancy goods, 460 Harvard, h. 264 North avenue
UPHOLSTERY GOODS, DRAPERIES, and BANCROFT & BOYDEN, Window Shades, 180 Tremont Street
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Prescott Jenny E., teacher Cambridge training school, boards 144 Mt. Auburn [h. 144 Mt. Auburn Prescott Joel H. (P. Nutting & Co.), blacksmith, Palmer, Prescott John S., paperhanger, house 402 Main
Prescott Millard F., express driver, h. 23 Sidney
Prescott Rebecca E., widow of Joseph, h. 23 Sidney
Prest James P., draw-tender B. & M. R. R., house 4 Mullin's court
Prest James W., printer Cambridge Press, 53112 Main, boards 4 Mullin's court [Wakefield Preston Benj. F., coal and wood, 400 Cambridge, house at Preston George H., student H. U., rooms 61 College House
Prew E., carpenter, house rear 172 Gore
Price Clarence, tinman, boards Prince, cor. Pleasant
Price Henry W., hackdriver, boards 58 Elm
Price Isaac, glassblower, house 226 Bridge
Price James E., clerk, 85 Cambridge, bds. 118 Thorndike Price James M., stoves and hardware, 85 Cambridge, h. 118 Thorndike
Price Julia, widow of William, house 71 Spring
Price Margaret, widow, house 32 Hastings
Price Richard T., tinsmith, house 38 Winter
Price Thomas F., milkman, boards 58 Elm
Pridham Edward R., carriagemaker Henderson Bros., North av., boards Porter's Hotel
Pridham James, carpenter, boards Porter's Hotel
Priest Edward E., engineer steamer No. 1, Church, opp. Palmer, rooms do.
Priest Elizabeth C. Mrs., house 55 Auburn
Priestley Gilbert W., carpenter, house 29 Holyoke
Prince Morton H., student H. U., rooms 35 Matthews Hall Prior George H., clerk (77 Wash., B.), h. 36 Hancock Prior Joseph H., stonecutter, house 8 Water
Prior Patrick, house Warren, corner Jefferson Pritchett Thomas, porter, house 157 Prospect
Proctor Benj. F., cooper (Allston), house rear 68 do.
Proctor John A., cooper, house 55 Franklin Proctor Michael, laborer, house 12 Murdock Pronovost August, cooper, house 153 Gore
Proudfoot David, ticket master (B. L. & N. R. R., Boston), house 132 Otis
Prouty Chester, carpenter, boards 451 Cambridge
Prue John, engineer, house Montgomery, near Harvey Prue Joseph Mrs., house Spruce, near brickyard Prue Mitchell, laborer, house 111 Spruce
Pry George W., Riverside Press, house 27 Pleasant
BRADFORD & ANTHONY, Cutlery, Fishing Tackle, Importers & Dealers, 176 Washington St., 178
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Puffer Dora Miss, teacher Washington grammar school, boards 27 Trowbridge
Pugh John, baker, boards 71 Vine
Pulcifer Charles H., locksmith, boards 25 Tremont
Pulcifer George F., painter, boards 25 Tremont
Pulcifer Susan Mrs., house 25 Tremont
Pullen Fred. B., policeman, house 146 Mt. Auburn Pullen Louisa, widow of Simeon, house 146 Mt. Auburn Pulsford Arthur, printer J. Wilson & Son, bds. 3 Flagg Pulsifer Bickford, commissioner Registry Deeds office, house at Charlestown
Pulsifer Freeman L., clockmaker, house 10 Sixth
Pulsifer James W., britannia worker F. Draper & Co.'s, house 10 Sixth
Pulsifer Joseph, cabinetmaker, house 10 Sixth
Pummell Philip 'T., cigarmaker, house 1 Eaton
Punchard Lydia H., widow of Jesse S., house 15 Baldwin Purcell Hycenth, 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 Harding
Purcell Mathew, blacksmith F. Ivers, bds. at Somerville Purcell Michael, shoemaker R. Mann, house 19 South Purdy Gilbert G., cabinetmaker, boards 29 Cherry
Purdy Sophia Miss, house 3 Washington
Purgy Felix, laborer, house 117 Spruce
Purington Geo. F., plumber (B.), bds. 42 Coggswell av.
Purington Hannah, widow of Samuel, h. 42 Coggswell av.
Purst Joseph, woodturner, house 11 Fourth
Purviance Emma Mrs., widow, boards J. J. Soley's, Put- nam av., cor. Green
Putnam Amanda M. Miss, house 101 Pleasant
Putnam Benjamin W., teacher in the drawing school, h. Alveston, Boston, ward 17
Putnam George, jr., lawyer (27 Court, B.), h. 24 Quincy
Putnam George L., musician, boards 88 Gore [Gore Putnam George W., watchman J. P. Squire & Co., h. 88 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., ironmolder, house rear 13 Pine
Putnam Lewis, veterinary surgeon, house 170 North av.
Putnam Marcellus C., mason, boards 88 Gore
Putnam Peter C., molder, house 113 Hampshire
Putney Albert, glass-presser, house 39 Fourth
ELEGANT LIBRARY AND DINING-ROOM FURNITURE, in stock or made to order. BANCROFT & BOYDEN, 180 Tremont Street.
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CAMBRIDGE [Q] DIRECTORY.
Putney George (Teele, Howe & Co.), bacon curer, Main, opp. Winsor, house 30 Austin Pye William, wholesale pedlar, bouse 1 Elmer
QUALEY JAMES, laborer, house 125 Columbia Quauells Samuel, gardener, house 81 Wendell Queally Thomas, soapmaker, house 42 Clark
Queally Michael, laborer, house 42 Clark Queeney Bridget, widow, house 3 Chapman place Quigley Edward, laborer, boards 29 Gore Quigley Francis, stonecutter, house 15 Brown
Quigley John, laborer, house 28 Harvard
Quill Dennis, house 7 Reed
Quill Patrick, currier, boards 7 Reed
Quilter Dennis, laborer, boards Porter, near Harding
Quilter Michael, laborer, house 238 Franklin
Quimby Amos, pile driver, house 59 Third
Quinlan Bartholomew, machinist B. & L. R. R. shop, h. 41 Charles
Quinlan Daniel, laborer, house Warren, near Cambridge Quinn Austin, laborer, house 65 Elm
Quinn Bridget, house 452 Broadway
Quinn Bridget Mrs., widow, house 104 Kinnard
Quinn Catherine, widow, house rear 3 Short
Quinn Charles, melter Bird's foundry, h. r. 28 Washington
Quinn Edward, instructor House of Correction, house Lechmere building, Bridge, cor. Cambridge
Quinn Eliza, widow of Patrick, house 23 Valentine
Quinn Francis, house 13 Remington
Quinn Henry, laborer, boards 128 Brookline
Quinn Henry, laborer, house rear 119 Gore
Quinn James, house 45 Pearl
Quinn James J. (Gilligan & Quinn), grocer, Fourth, cor. Bridge, house do.
Quinn James P., painter, house Elm, cor. Cambridge
Quinn Jeremiah, laborer, house 249 Franklin
Quinn John, carpenter, house 91 Vine
Quinn John, brassmolder, house 23 Valentine
Quinn John, grease collector, house 39 Charles
Quinn John, laborer, house 4 Spring place
Quinn John, laborer, house Willow place, n. Cambridge
Quinn John, house McCabe, near Jefferson
Quinn John A., baker, 502 Main, boards 14 Tremont Quinn Joseph, house 104 Kinnard
Quinn Malachi, teamster, house 10 Fourth
Quinn Mary, widow of Maurice, house 32 Charles
Quinn Michael, house 33 Carson
WEST BROS .. TAILORS, CLOTHING, Aud Furnishing Goods, 32 School St .. Boston.
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Quinn Michael, laborer, house Willow place
Quinn Michael, house 77 Third
Quinn Michael, teamster, house 75 Hastings
Quinn Nicholas, carpenter, house 36 Broadway
Quinn Patrick, teamster, boards 10 Fourth
Quinn Patrick, teamster, boards 49 Clark
Quinn Patrick, junk, 27 Charles, house do.
Quinn Terrence F., clerk, 241 Cambridge, bds. 33 Carson Quinn Thomas, laborer, house McCabe, near Jefferson
Quinn Timothy, laborer, boards 40 First
Quinn Timothy I., letter-carrier E. Cambridge P. O., h. rear 19 Gore
Quinn William, glassmaker, boards rear 19 Gore Quinn Winnie Miss, intelligence office, h. 59 Brattle Quirk Catherine, widow, house 93 Spring
RAABE FREDERICK W., varnisher, bds. 117 Harvard Raabe Louis, cabinetmaker, boards 70 Second
Rabey Charles, silversmith, boards 172 Third Rabey Catharine, widow of Frank, house 172 Third Rady Philip, blacksmith, house 142 Columbia
Rafferty Bernard, cooper, Cambridge, beyond Warren, house 301 do.
Rafferty Francis, clerk, 165 Bridge, house 11 Fourth
Rafferty George, painter, 460 Main, house at Somerville Rafferty James, laborer, house 11 Fourth
Rafferty Matthew, teamster, boards 62 Spring
Ragan Patrick, soapmaker, house 69 Brookline Rahill Thomas, boilermaker, 92 Main
Rainey James, laborer, house 21 Sparks st. place
Ralph Thomas, foreman Jones' soap factory, 86 Pearl, h. 27 Valentine
Ramhofer Jacob, shoemaker, house 14 Cowperthwait
Ramsay Albert H., brassmaker, boards 51 Sixth
Ramsay Alexander H., apothecary, 1 Brattle, h. 857 Main Ramsay James M. (J. H. Wyeth & Co.), grocer, 6 Brattle, boards 857 Main
Ramsay Major, shoemaker, 68 Norfolk, house 72 do.
Ramsdell Annie Mrs., nurse, house 23 Suffolk
Ramsdell Edgar B., jeweler, and (J. R. Fairbairn & Co.), 190 Cambridge, boards 51 Sixth [Thorndike
Rand Benjamin R., conveyancer Court House, boards 70 Rand Charles A., commission merchant (19 North Market, B.), house 84 Thorndike
Rand Charles O., clerk, house North av., near Rice
Rand Henry C., leather (45 Merchants row, B.), h. Elm, near Davenport
BANCROFT & BOYDEN, Furniture and Upholstery Goods, 180 Tremont Street, Boston.
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Rand James Mrs., house 29 Eliot
Rand James B., teamster, house 42 Vine Rand Oliver J., bookbinder (79 Milk, B.), h. 35 Bigelow
Rand Robert D., carpenter, boards 290 North avenue
Rand Sarah A. Mrs., teacher Shepard grammar school, boards 83 North av.
Randall A. C., carpenter, boards 12 Dunster
Randall Catherine M., widow, house 7 Auburn court
Randall Daniel, laborer, house 91 Sixth
Randall Eben D, cooper, boards 18 Leighton court Randall Edward G., carpenter, house 451 Main Randall Frank E., machinist, bds. 18 Leighton court
Randall James T. D., boards 7 Auburn court Randall Joseph, carpenter, house 7 Cedar
Randall Oliver P., carpenter, house 18 Leighton court Randall Pauk K. (Boston), boards 68 Otis Rankin Edwin D., silverplater, house 150 Spring Ranks Elisha C., furniture packer, house 49 Allston Rannagan Peter, brushmaker, house 109 Spring Ranney Darwin E., salesman (43 Wash., B.), h. 57 Essex Ransom Chandler R., pres. North National Bank (111 Franklin, B.), house 9 Roseland
Rantz Andres M., painter, house 24 Decatur Rapozo John, polisher, boards 77 Fifth
Rapozo Manuel, marbleworker, boards 77 Fifth Rapp Alexander, carpenter, boards 8 Squire's court
Rathburn Richard, naturalist, bds. 17 Ellsworth av. Rausch Wilhelm, at Geldowsky's, boards 4 Third
Rawson George W. (Rawson & Hittinger), steam engine manufacturer, 72 Main, house 19 State
RAWSON & HITTINGER (Geo. W. Rawson and Mich- ael Hittinger), steam engine manufacturers, 72 Main Ray Benjamin P. (Davis & Ray), grocer, Cambridge, cor. Seventh, house 79 Fifth
Ray Edwin C., house 27 Kinnard
Ray George, glass-presser, house 121 Gore
Ray Hannah, widow of James, house 3 Appian way
Ray Maggie M., dressmaker, 112 Cambridge, house do.
Ray Timothy W., real estate agent and auctioneer (23 Court, B.), house 22 Lake
Ray William R., carpenter, house 22 Fifth [Somerville Raybold William, watchman N. E. Glass Co., house at Raymer George S., student H. U., rooms 1 Dolton's block Raymond Charles A., boots and shoes (178 Congress, B.), house 98 Ellery
Raymond Charles E., wholesale grocer (9 and 11 Com- mercial, B.), house 357 Harvard
SKATES And Skate Straps, BRADFORD & ANTHONY, 176 and 178 Washington St.
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Raymond Emmons, house 398 Broadway
Raymond Geo. P., millinery (41 Winter, B.), house 124 Oxford
Raymond James H., druggist, house rear 426 Cambridge
Raymond John, boards F. Hull's, Hunting
Raymond John C., music-teacher, house 17 Lawrence
Raymond John W., carpenter, bds. rear 186 Cambridge
Raymond Joseph, laborer, boards 15 Hastings [House Raymond Manley A., student H. U., rooms 51 College RAYMOND PATRICK H., editor Cambridge Press, 53112 Main, and chief engineer fire dept., h. 20 Jay Raymond Sylvester, at C. H. North & Co.'s, boards P. Tracy's, Harding
Raymond Walter, boards 398 Broadway
Raymond William H., grocer (9 and 11 Commercial, B.), house 102 Ellery
Raymond William T., clerk, house 21 Fairmont
Rayne George W., machinist, house 13 Banks
Read Charles C., lawyer (27 State, B.), boards William Read's, Appleton
Read Charles W., salesman, boards 108 Prospect
Read Edward, hardware (13 Faneuil Hall square, B.), boards William Read's, Appleton
Read James B., house 715 Cambridge
Read James J., saddlery and harness (108 Sudbury, B.), boards 215 Harvard
Read John, hardware (13 Faneuil Hall sq., B.), house Appleton, cor. Highland
Read J. Stacey, real-estate agent (5 Pemberton sq., B.), house 221 Harvard
Read Lucy G., widow of John, house 22 Garden
Read N. Goodwin, boards William Read's, Appleton
Read Robert M., machinist, house 253 Broadway
Read Sarah G. Miss, house 215 Harvard
Read Thomas, pressman, house 7 Appian way
Read William, hardware (13 Faneuil Hall sq., B.), house Appleton [Appleton
Read William, jr, hardware (13 Faneuil Hall sq., B.), h.
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