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Verity Walter S., clerk, boards 8 Broadway Verkampen Arnold, coppersmith, h. Thorndike, n. Eighth Verland William, carpenter, boards 149 Cambridge Vicker Joseph, iron-roller, house 14 Webster avenue
Vickers Geo. H., brassfinisher, 368 Main, h. 8 Winter
Vickery Herman F., student H. U., rooms 20 College House
Vickery Wm. J., carpenter, house 6 Upton
Victory John, stucco-worker, house 6 Roger's blk., Main
Viegeler Frederick, cabinetmaker Doe & Hunnewell's, h. 128 Gore
Vigneron Dominick, glasscutter, boards 83 Fifth
Vigneron John, glasscutter, house 83 Fifth
Viles John, hostler, house 47 Vine
Villemaire Ovid, tinsmith, 22 Broadway, h. r. 143 Main
Vinal Albert, real-estate agent (67 Sears building, B.), h. 325 Harvard
Vinal Chas. A., shoe manufacturers' goods (45 High, B.), boards 325 Harvard
Vining Caroline M. Mrs., house 9 Tremont
Vining Eugene R., machinist, boards 9 Tremont
Vinton Charles A., student Divinity school, rooms 39. Divinity Hall
Vinton Charles H., student H. U., rooms 38 Thayer Hall: Vinton George, house 14 Worcester
Vogel William, currier, house 70 Sacramento
Vogl Adolph, clerk (339 Wash., B.), h. 81 Thorndike
Voit William, brass-finisher F. Draper & Co., Otis, house rear 175 Bridge
Volk Henry, shoemaker, 11 Harvard row, bds. 214 Green Vollintine Sally, widow of Thomas, house 10 Upton Vollintine Thomas, clerk (69 Pearl, B.), bds. 10 Upton Voye William, helper in boiler shop, boards 42 Brookline
WEST BROS 27 32 School St. Boston,
TAILORS, CLOTHING, And Furnishing Goods,
418
CAMBRIDGE [W] DIRECTORY.
WADDELL JOHN, carpenter, house 133 Brookline Wade Asa, flour inspector (186 State, B.), house 301 Broadway
Wade George F., clerk (45 Merchants row, B.), boards Henry C. Rand's, Elm
Wade Henry F., bookkeeper (186 State, B.), h. 6 Tremont Wade J. Augustine, superintendent Cambridgeport Diary Co., house 16 Forest
Wade Rufus R., postmaster E. Cambridge, h. 71 Thorndike Wadman Theophilus G., proof reader (34 School, B.), h. 16 Coggswell avenue
Wadsworth Edward I. (E. I. Wadsworth & Co.), provis- ions, 432 Cambridge, house do.
WADSWORTH E. I. & CO. (Edward I. Wadsworth), provisions, 432 Cambridge
Wadsworth Lewis L., jr. (Wadsworth, Sawyer & Co.), lumber, 12 Cambridge, house at Chelsea
Wadsworth Marshman E., instructor in mathematics H. U., house 44 Mt. Auburn
WADSWORTH, SAWYER & CO. (Lewis L. Wads- worth, jr., Enos D. Sawyer, Henry C. Copeland, Wil- liam Duren, Benj. F. Kelley, and Geo. A. Murchie), lumber, 12 Cambridge (Boston office, 68 Water)
Wadsworth Win. H., student H. U., rooms 30 Mt. Auburn Walilquist John, carver, house 50 Broadway
Wain Thomas, boilermaker, house 75 Third
Wait Charles, clerk (29 S. Market, B.), h. 2 Sceva place Wait John B., grocer, 345 Cambridge, house do.
Wait John L., machinist, house 12 Harrison
Waitmann James T., patternmaker Walworth Manfg. Co.
Waitt Andrew S., superintendent College buildings, h. 18 Ash
WAITT FREEMAN C., express, 195 Broadway, and (35 Brattle, B.), house 35 Cottage
Waitt Sarah B. Miss, teacher Dunster primary school, boards 25 Tuttle
Wakefield Alley T., student H. U., rooms 842 Main
Wakefield Enoch HI., real estate broker (81 Wash., B.), house Main, cor. Putnam avenue
Wakeham Samuel, painter, boards 52 Portland
Walbach George G., law student, rooms 1 Gray's Hall Walcott Chas. F., lawyer (30 Court, B.), h. 5 Lake View av. Walcott Henry P., physician, Waterhouse, n. North av., house do.
Wald G. H., law student H. U., rooms 13 Remington Waldron Anna B., widow of S. W., house 116 Auburn
BANCROFT & BOYDEN, Furniture and Upholstery Goods, 180 Tremont Street, ,Boston.
419
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Waldron John D., receiver Union Railroad Co., Harvard square, house Holyoke
Waldron John Q. A., house 2 Austin place
Waldt Henry, boards rear 117 Otis
Wales Helen A. Mrs., dressmaker, house 10 Norton
Walker Albert, clerk, boards 59 Fifth
Walker Bryant, gardener, house 54 Brattle
Walker Charles, superintendent Riverside Press, house Western avenue, cor. Kinnard
Walker Charles E., teamster, boards 21 Clark
Walker Charles H., Union Carpet Co. (Charles, cor. Cam- bridge, B.), house 110 Pearl
Walker Charles T., auctioneer (8 and 10 East, B.), house 293 Harvard
Walker Elizabeth, widow of John S., house 35 Pleasant Walker Henry C., painter, boards 21 Front
Walker Henry O., commission merchant (12 So. Market, B.), boards 31 Western avenue
Walker Hiram, hackman, bds. H. J. Reddick's, North av. Walker James, house 64 Sparks
Walker James W., student H. U., rooms 17 Thayer Hall Walker John, bookbinder, house 21 Clark
Walker John E., printer Riverside, boards 27 Hewes
Walker John H., bookbinder, house 17 Clark
Walker John H., driver steam fire engine 2, house Main Walker John T., foreman B. & L. R. R., house 44 Second Walker John W., builder, house 4 Elmer
Walker John W., route agent F. R. R., h. 35 Pleasant
Walker Joseph H. Mrs., house 16 Wendell
Walker Lewis F., jeweler (B.), house 18 Elmer
Walker Marcellus, boots and shoes (92 Pearl, B.), house 22 Bigelow
Walker Mary A., widow, dressmaker, house 11 Watson
Walker Mary E. Mrs., house 59 Fifth
Walker Nicholas M., carpenter, house 4 Elmer
Walker Richard, gardener, house 15 Maynard pl.
Walker Samuel, tailor, 49 Cambridge, house 53 do.
Walker Thomas O., circulating library (2 Hamilton place, B.), house 31 Western avenue
Walker Weston W. (Gay & Walker), grocer, 649 Main, house 20 Cottage
Walker William, printer, boards 21 Clark
Walker William A., carpenter, house 4 Elmer
Walker William C., undertaker, h. Hampshire, c. Prospect Walker William P. (Gilson & Walker), last manufacturer, 174 Broadway, house at Somerville
Walkling Frederick L., die-maker, house 162 Cambridge
BRADFORD & ANTHONY, 176 and 178 Washington St., CUTLERY.
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Wall Edmund, grainer, house 1812 Tremont Wall William, carriagesmith, house 36 Harvard Wallace Ann Mrs., house 26 North
Wallace Charles O., carpenter, house 2 Pioneer place
Wallace Daniel, laborer, house 10 Short
Wallace Herbert I., student H. U., r. 21 Holyoke House Wallace John, laborer, house 30 North
Wallace Margaret, widow of William, h. 26 Charles River
Wallace Martha A., widow of James P., jr., h. 31 Ash
Wallace Matthew, carpenter, h. 4 Spring place
Wallace Michael C., clerk, 52 Broadway, bds. do. Wallace Richard, teamster, house 36 Harvard Wallace Thomas, compositor, boards 32 Ash Wallace Thomas G., boxmaker, boards 54 Hastings
Wallace Win., organ-maker, boards 39 Winsor
Wallace William, slipper maker, house 53 Clark
Wallach Leopold, law student, rooms 102 Mt. Auburn
Waller John A. (Benson & Waller), hairdresser, 117 Cam- bridge, house do.
Walling Henry F., topographical engineer and map pub- lisher (102 Chauncy, B.), house 98 Trowbridge
Walsh David, laborer, h. McCabe, n. Cambridge
Walsh Edmond, physician, house 145 Cambridge Walsh Edward, gardener, house Holly av.
Walsh Henry E., surveyor of lumber, house 96 Spring Walsh John, boards E. Walsh's, Holly avenue Walsh John, laborer, house 5 Winter
Walsh Patrick, teamster, h. 19 Walnut court
Walter James S., clerk (206 State, B.), house 49 Elm
Walters John T., molder, house 36 Washington
Walters Richard, laborer, house 36 Washington Walters William, glassmaker, boards 32 Fourth
Walters William F., springbed maker, bds. 36 Washington Walton George L., student H. U. , rooms 15 Weld Hall Walton Harriet L. Mrs., house 26 Mt. Auburn
Walton Nathan S., boards 26 Mt. Auburn
Walton Milton L., real estate and insurance agent, and treas. North Av. Savings Bank, h. Avon pl., off Avon Hill street
Walworth John D., clerk Walworth Manfg. Co., 368 Main, house 518 do.
WALWORTH MANUFACTURING CO., 368 Main, of- fice (67 to 73 Kilby, Boston)
Ward Andrew A. (Parker & Ward), hay and grain, 240 Main, house 51 Erie
Ward Arthur, clerk, 640 Main, boards 56 River
Spring Beds and Bedding. BANCROFT & BOYDEN, Mattresses and Pillows
180 Tremont S ., Boston.
421
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Ward Bartholomew, station agt. L. & A. R. R., house 319 North avenue
Ward Bernard, baker, house 66 Hastings
Ward Chas. H., gold and stock broker (3 Congress sq., B.), house 34 Putnam avenue
Ward Charles H., shoe and leather dealer (35 and 37 High, B.), boards 354 Harvard
Ward Edward, cigar-maker, house Willow place
Ward Edward, teamster, 69 Main
Ward Edward A., house 71 Dana
Ward Edward W., laborer, boards 141 Elm
Ward Francis, shipper Reversible Collar Co., 10 Arrow, house 7 Cowperth wait
Ward Frank P., student H. U., rooms 52 Brattle
Ward George C., student H. U., rooms 49 Linnæan
Ward Hannah M., widow, house 141 Elm
Ward Helen J. Mrs., private school, Masonic block, 639 Main, house do.
Ward Henry B., real-estate agent (2 Court sq., B.), house 14 Dana
Ward Henry L., salesman, 640 Main, h. 50 Hamilton
Ward Isaac N., key maker, 139 Broadway, h. 63 Sixth
Ward Joanna, widow, house 23 Winter
Ward John, laborer, house 179 Dublin
Ward John, watchman J. P. Squire & Co., house Harding, near Jefferson
Ward John E'., laborer, house 41 Washington
Ward John F., inspector Gas Co., h. 12 Appian way
Ward John J., glass engraver, house 68 Hastings
Ward Joshua F., house 121 Magazine
Ward Mary A. Mrs., dry and fancy goods, 146 Harvard, boards 68 Hastings
Ward Mary M., dressmaker, boards 68 Hastings
Ward Moulton, carpenter, house 6 Lincoln
Ward Richard, house 49 Linnæan
Ward Samuel, house 56 River
Ward Samuel, jr., carriage-painter, boards 82 Magazine
Ward Samuel G., student H. U., rooms 14 Little's block
Ward Samuel L., paper hanger (53 Union, B.), house 26 Prospect
Ward Simeon, clerk (B.), rooms 12 Appian way
Ward William, gardener, house 198 Hampshire
Ward William, carpenter, house 305 Cambridge
Ward William H., pressman Welch, Bigelow & Co., h. 2 Charles River
Ward Winthrop A. (Ward & Blood), carriage manufac- turer, 244 and 246 Main, house 69 Magazine
WEST BROS., TAILORS, CLOTHING, And Furnishing Goods, 32 School St. Boston.
422
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WARD & BLOOD (Winthrop A. Ward and Albert S. Blood), carriages, sleighs, harnesses, etc., 244 and 246 Main
Warden Henry P., student H. U., rooms 60 Mt. Auburn
Wardwell Joseph W., teamster, house 369 Main
Ware Charles E., student H. U., rooms 15 Hollis Hall
Ware Henry, lawyer, house 8 Berkeley
Ware Joseph W., student H. U., rooms 2 Stoughton Hall Ware Louisa L. Miss, house 7 Waterhouse
Ware Mary H. Miss, house 7 Waterhouse
Ware Wesley, organ-maker, house 32 Columbia
Ware William F., boot and shoe maker, h. 432 Broadway Warfield Hattie E. Miss, teacher Webster grammar school, bds. 1 Jay
Warfield Henry, proof-reader, house 1 Jay
Warland Edward M., bookkeeper (42 India, B.), house Felton, near Cambridge
Warland Wm., clergyman, house 81 Brattle
Warner Adeline Mrs., house 144 Charles
Warner Caleb H., cashier National Bank of Commerce (9 Sears building, B.), h. 336 Harvard
Warner Joseph B., lawyer (35 Court, B.), b. 336 Harvard Warner Thomas, engine fitter, house 102 Webster av.
Warner Wm. H., teamster, house 97 Hampshire
Warner Wm. H., stonecutter, bds. 56 Second Warner Wm. P., boards 336 Harvard
Warner Win. R., clergyman and (Wm. R. Warner & Co.), blacking mnfis., White, n. Elm, house at N. H.
Warner Win. R. & Co. (Wm. R. Warner and Chas. N. Clark), blacking mnfrs., White,n. Elm
Warnick Catherine Mrs., house 122 Spring
Warnick Wm., fireman L. R. R., h. 122 Spring Warnock James M., clerk, house 6 Cherry
Warnock Wm., groceries and provisions, 77 Pearl, h. do.
Warnock Wm. H., bookkeeper, 37 Clark, h. 23 Fifth
Warren Charles E., express driver, h. r. 54 Franklin
Warren Edward, hairdresser, bds. 165 Broadway
Warren Edward W., student H. U., rooms 31 Matthews Hall
Warren Edwin A., engineer, house Tufts
Warren George K., photographer, 563 Main, and (289 Washington, B.), h. Norfolk, cor. Austin
Warren George W. (Geo. O. Ladd & Co.), carpenter, 74 Brighton, house 1 Parker
Warren James, draw-tender B. & M. R. R., h. 59 North Warren Jemima, widow of Jabez, bds. 10 Mt. Auburn Warren John, laborer, house 12 Third
Lace Curtains and Window Shades. 180 Tremont St., Boston,
BANCROFT & BOYDEN,
Mirrors and Cornices
423
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Warren John B., house Norfolk, cor. Austin
Warren Martha R. Miss, house 11 Fayerweather
Warren Rufus, boot and shoe dealer (164 Congress, B.), house 688 Main
Warren Samuel D., student H. U., rooms 19 Little's block
Warren Thomas B., law student, rooms 98 Austin
Warren Timothy, laborer, house 59 North
Warren Wm., cabinetmaker, house r. 56 Franklin
Warren Wm. F. Rev., house 34312 Broadway
Warrington A. B., student H. U., rooms 3 College House
Warshauer Julius, trav. agt., house 61 Pearl
Warwick Wm. A., painter, house 350 North av.
Washburn Alfred F., law student, bds 28 Quincy [yoke
Washburn Charles H., conductor U. R. Co., rooms 24 Hol- Washburn Charles W., carriage maker, h. 1 Coggswell pl. Washburn Emory, Bussey prof. of law H. U., h. 28 Quincy Washburn George M., teamster, h. 240 Cambridge
Wason Robert B., grocer (61 Chatham, B.), boards N. Carr's, Shawmut av.
Waterman Chas. D. (C. D. Waterman & Co.), auctioneer and com. mer., 497 Main, h. at Boston
Waterman C. D. & Co. (Chas. D. Waterman and Michael J. Moss), auctioneers and com. mers., 497 Main
Waterman Emma Mrs., house 21 Suffolk
Waterman James H., bookbinder Riverside, h. 20 Wal- nut place
Waters Ernest U., student H. U., rooms 27 College House
Waters Henry, laborer, house 35 Porter
Waters Henry, laborer, house 39 Rice
Waters John, laborer, boards 51 Vine
Waters Patrick, laborer, house 184 Bridge
Waters Patrick J., clerk, house 29 Fourth [throp
Waters Patrick J., stonecutter, boards Brighton, cor. Win- Waters Wm. C., boards 28 Lee
Watkins Edward, silver plater, 361 Main, h. at Charles- town
Watkins Ira, section hand, h. 12 Putnam av.
Watkins Wm., carpenter, house 4 Antrim
Watriss A. Whiting, bookkeeper, 502 Main, b. 615 do.
Watriss Sarah W., widow of Oliver W., h. 615 Main Watson Alex. J., harnessmaker, 399 Main, b. 1 Washing- ton
Watson Frank S., student H. U., rooms 33 Weld Hall Watson James, clerk Riverside Press, bds. at Boston
Watson John C., broker (24 Congress sq., B.), house 386 Harvard [Franklin
Watson John F., bookbinder University Press, house 5912
Bradford & Anthony, FISHING TACKLE, 176 & 178 Washington St.
424
CAMBRIDGE [W] DIRECTORY.
Watson Margaret Mrs., house 92 Third [ton Watson Richard, foreman carver F. Geldowsky, h. at Bos- Watson Robert B., grocer (61 Chatham, B.), boards N. Carr's, Shawmut avenue
Watson Rosina C., widow of Justus D., h. 39 Pleasant Watson Samuel J., student H. U., rooms 39 Matthews Hall Watson Sereno, curator Herbarium Botanic Garden, bds. J. B. Niles', Mt. Pleasant
Watson William W., carpenter, house rear 101 Tremont Watt William, machinist, house 65 Cherry
Watts Benj. S., painter, h. off Mt. Auburn, n. Sparks
Watts Catherine M., widow of Lawrence B., h. 115 Spring Watts Emma L. Miss, clerk, 440 Harvard
Watts Ewen, matmaker, boards 47 Spruce WATTS FREDERICK J., liquors and tobacco, junction Brattle and Brighton, boards 31 Bow
Watts Mary E., widow of Robert H., house 31 Bow
Waugh Charles (W. A. Waugh & Co.), carriagesmith, 442 and 444 Main, house 122 Pearl
Waugh Daniel (Daniel & John H. Waugh), provisions, Green, cor. Hancock, house 10 Green
Waugh D. & J. H. (Daniel and John H. Waugh), provis- ions, Green, cor. Hancock
Waugh John H. (Daniel & John H. Waugh), provisions, Green, cor. Hancock, house 10 Green
Waugh Joseph, tinworker, boards 132 Pleasant
Waugh William A. (W. A. Waugh & Co.), carriagesmith, 442 and 444 Main, house 122 Pearl
Waugh Wm. A. & Co. (William A. and Charles Waugh), carriagesmiths, 442 and 444 Main
Waymouth George, cotton (B.), boards 304 Harvard Weaver Susan R., widow of Wm. H., h. 255 Broadway Weaver William J., carpenter, h. 5 Roger's blk., Main Webb Abbie M. Miss, teacher Washington grammar school, boards 63 Ellery
Webb A. P., car-builder B. L. & N. R. R. shop, Bridge
Webb John W. Mrs., house 84 Harvard
Webb Marianne M., teacher Holmes primary school, bds. 63 Ellery
Webb Matthew, laborer, house 84 Harvard
Webb Michael, house 63 Ellery
Webb Sylvester, letter-carrier (P. O., B.), h. 28 Brewery Webb William W., carriage manufacturer, Elm, cor. Rus- sell, house Tenney, near Elm
Webber Aaron D., grocer, (165 Milk, B.), h. 87 Norfolk Webber A. Carter, physician, 771 Main, house do.
Webber Charles E., teamster, house 2 Pearl
Chamber and Dining-Room Furniture, BANCROFT & BOYDEN, 150 Tremont Street.
425
CAMBRIDGE [W] DIRECTORY.
Webber David, carver Braman, Shaw & Co.
Webber Edwin F., organ-tuner (Mason & Hamlin, B.), boards North av., cor. Beech
Webber Frank O., medical student H. U., bds. 771 Main Webber Fred. W., clerk (Franklin, cor. Arch, B.), bds. 771 Main
Webber Harrison, roofer, house 56 Fairmont
Webber Henry, confectioner, 552 Main, bds. at Boston WEBBER JOHN H., architect, real estate and insurance agent, 608 Main, house 26 Brookline
Webber John H., jr., clerk (Friend, B.), bds. 26 Brookline Webber Mary M., widow, house 79 Allston
Webber Oliver H., apothecary, 591 Main, h. 8 Warland Webber Wm. L., nurse, boards 79 Allston
Weber Anselm, bootmaker, 212 Cambridge, house do.
Weber George, lager beer saloon, 214 Cambridge, h. do.
Webster Daniel, laborer, house 33 Washington
Webster Francis B., house 20 Maple avenue
Webster Geo. A., brassfinisher, boards 390 Main
Webster Nathan, house 9 Sumner
Webster Theodore B., carpenter, house 46 Second
Webster Washington W., house 26 Bigelow
Webster William F., cement manufacturer, 247 Main, h. 138 Harvard
Weeks Emmet, printer, house 13 Rockwell
Weeks Frederick T., express driver, boards 6 Green
Weeks Frederick L., compositor, boards 4 Trowbridge Weeks Frederick S., printer, boards 88 Mt. Auburn Weeks Joseph, stereotyper Riverside, house 23 Rockwell Wegner Rudolph E., cabinetmaker, house 65 Vine Weil Christian, teamster, house 17 Seventh
Weinhold Ewald, baker, house McCabe, near Cambridge Weinhold Henry, woodturner, house 119 Third Weinschenk Gustave, compositor, house 1 Revere place Weitze Paul, tinsmith, boards Spring, cor. Eighth WEITZE ROBERT, sausage maker and provisions, Thorndike, near Eighth, house Spring, cor. Eighth
Welch Benj. H., painter, boards 29 Cherry
Welch Benjamin S., house 8 Green
Welch Bernard, laborer, house 154 Third
Welch, Bigelow & Co. (Marshall T. Bigelow), University Press, printers, electrotypers, and stereotypers, Brat- tle square
Welch Cornelius, laborer, house Howard, corner Kinnard
Welch Daniel, laborer, house 154 Third
Welch Daniel, laborer, house Harding, near Porter
Welch David, painter, house 125 Webster avenue
WEST BROS .. TAILORS, CLOTHING, And Furnishing Goods, 32 School St .. Boston.
426
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Welch Edward, plasterer, house 131 Dublin
Welch Edward, house 193 Norfolk
Welch Elizabeth, widow of David, h. 125 Webster av.
Welch E. Baker, telegraph instrument maker (30 Han- over, B.), house 823 Main
Welch Frank, clerk (B.), house 192 Norfolk
Welch Frank M., bookkeeper, boards 127 Norfolk
Welch Hannah, widow of Benjamin, house 127 Norfolk
Welch James, teamster, house 21 Harvard
Welch James, gate-tender, house 53 Bridge
Welch James, butcher, house Hunting
Welch James E., student H. U., rooms 1 Holyoke House
Welch Jeremiah, currier, house 39 Rice
Welch Joanna, widow, house 17 Third
[75 Third
Welch John, boilermaker B. L. & N. R. repair shop, house Welch John, hostler, boards 31 North avenue Welch John, junk, house rear 56 Charles
Welch John, laborer, house 150 Charles
Welch John, laborer, house 12 Conlon's court
Welch John, laborer, house McCabe, near Cambridge
Welch John, teamster, bds. Swiney's blk., Gore, n. Fifth Welch John J., brassfinisher, boards 27 Decatur
Welch Martin, stonecutter, boards 163 Bridge
Welch Mary H., widow of Hiram, house 113 Otis
Welch Maurice, foreman Wadsworth, Sawyer & Co., house 102 Third
Welch Maurice, jr., laborer, boards 102 Third
Welch Michael, foreman marbleshop A. McDonald, house McDonald
Welch Michael, laborer, house 12 Third
Welch Michael, laborer, house 105 Webster avenue
Welch Michael, laborer, boards 191 Hampshire
Welch Michael, laborer, house 76 Spruce
Welch Morris, laborer, house 55 Cedar Welch Oliver, machinist, house 57 Spring Welch Patrick, currier, house 150 Green
Welch Patrick, plasterer, house 9 Baldwin court
Welch Richard, laborer, house 132 Webster avenue
Welch Richard R., bookbinder, house rear 11 Valentine Welch Robert, laborer, house 118 Dublin
Welch Sarah, widow, house 191 Dublin
Welch Thomas, laborer, house 129 Webster avenue
Welch William, hostler J. Pike, Main, opp. Pearl, boards 3 Suffolk
Welch William, collar-maker, house 20 Harvard Welch William, laborer, house Jackson, near Harvey Weld Benj. D., house 30 Winthrop
LIBRARY CASES, Mantel Mirrors, and PIER GLASSES, At BANCROFT & BOYDEN'S, 180 Tremont St., Boston.
427
CAMBRIDGE [W] DIRECTORY.
Weld John C., carpenter, house 3 Munro
Weld John C. Mrs. (Misses Fowler), dressmaker, Har- vard square, house 3 Mnnro
Weld William F., student H. U., rooms 43 Matthews Hall
Welderkin Edward, carpenter, bds. 127 Prospect
Wellard -, gardener, bds. 14 Eliot
Welles Alfred, clerk Revere Sugar Refinery, bds. at Boston
Welles Benjamin, student H. U., rooms 17 Holyoke House Welles James H., student H. U., rooms 10 Matthews Hall
Wellington Ada H., assistant teacher Harvard grammar school, bds. 59 Essex
Wellington Alden D., salesman (168 & 170 Washington, B.), house 15 Pleasant place
Wellington Alfred H., clerk H. Wellington & Co., Bridge, h. at Charlestown
Wellington Augustus, boards 27 Second
Wellington A. C. (Wellington Bros.), coal, 5 Broad- way, and (240 Federal, B.), bds. 721 Main
WELLINGTON BROTHERS (Austin C. and Homer Wellington), wood and coal, 5 Broadway, and (240 Federal, B.)
Wellington Charles W., house builder and contractor, office (2 A. Hamilton pl. B.), h. 815 Main
Wellington Edward, student H. U., rooms 134 Mt. Auburn Wellington Hannah, widow of George, h. 91 Columbia
Wellington Homer (Wellington Bros.), coal, 5 Broad-
way, and (240 Federal, B.), h. Wash. av., cor. Arling- ton
Wellington Horatio (H. Wellington & Co.), wood, coal, lime, and cement, Bridge, opp. Prison Point bridge, h. at Charlestown
WELLINGTON HORATIO & CO. (Horatio Well- ington), coal, wood, lime, and cement, 28 Bridge, and (11 Kilby, B.)
Wellington Isaac G., organ-pipe maker, h. 102 Thorndike Wellington Jonas C., wholesale coal dealer (11 Kilby, B.), house 121 North avenue
Wellington Joseph A. (Wellington & Hunnewell), wood and coal, Charles River bridge (Charlestown), order box P. O., Third, house 100 Otis
Wellington Joseph D., organ-pipe maker (150 Charles, B.), house 152 Prospect
Wellington Joseph V., fruit and vegetables (15 and 17 Boylston market, B.), house 12 Tremont
American TABLE CUTLERY, BRADFORD & ANTHONY, 176 and 178 Washington Street.
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CAMBRIDGE [W] DIRECTORY.
Wellington J. Frank, clerk H. Wellington & Co., Bridge, bds. at Charlestown [at Boston Wellington Kate F., teacher Otis primary school, boards Wellington Margaret B. Miss, teacher Harvard grammar school, boards 15 Pleasant place
Wellington William H., clerk (87 and 89 Commercial, B.), boards 5 Temple
Wellington William W., physician, house 5 Temple
Wellington & Hunnewell (Joseph A. Wellington and Wm. A. Hunnewell), wood and coal, order box P.O., Third [House Wellman Francis L., student H. U., rooms 12 Holyoke Wellman J. Wesley, jr., pocketbook maker, h. rear 82 Green
Wellman Maria E., widow of Samuel E., h. 43 Brookline
Wells Charles P., teamster, h. 9 Webster av.
Wells Elizabeth B. Miss, bds. 175 Brattle
Wells George W. Mrs., bds. 8 Garden
Wells Henry, fruit preserver, h. 1 Holly place
Wells James A., assistant register in bankruptcy, boards 23 Garden
Wells James H., cigar manuf., 458 Main, h. 148 Wash. Wells Jeremiah, teamster, h. 33 Pine Wells John, laborer, house 109 Third [Brighton
Wells John H., letter-carrier Cambridge P. O., h. 56
Wells J. Walter, student H. U., rooms 10 Holyoke
Wells Luther, at J. P. Squire & Co.'s, bds. 186 Gore
Wells Samuel H., h. 14 Rockwell
Wells Sarah L. Miss, bds. 175 Brattle
Wells Sherburne S., teamster, h. 59 Broadway
Wells William, bds. 59 Third
Welsh John, laborer, house 132 River
Welsh John, painter, house Jefferson, n. Warren
Welsh Patrick, shoemaker, 289 Cambridge, h. at Somer- ville
Welsh Peter, laborer, h. 5 Blair place
Welsh Stephen, laborer, h. Lynch, n. Warren
Welsh Thomas F., blacksmith, 43 Main, h. at Boston
Welsh Walter, stable-keeper (60 South, B.), h. 53 Otis Welsh William, laborer, h. 29 Dunster
Welts Elisha A., glass-worker, h. 18312 Cambridge
Welts Enos, glass-worker, h. 30 Eighth
Wendell Barrett, student HI. U., rooms 8 Little's block
Wentworth Alice, widow, h. 337 Cambridge
Wentworth Benjamin, butcher, house Cambridge, corner Winsor Wentworth Benj. B., butcher, h. 113 Webster av.
DRAPERY, Looping Tassels, Picture Cord, 180 Tremont Street, BANCROFT & BOYDEN.
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CAMBRIDGE [W] DIRECTORY.
Wentworth Benj. P., asst. foreman, 1 Harvard sq., bds. 15 Farwell pl. [Austin
Wentworth B. Franklin, key-maker, 139 Broadway, h. 99 Wentworth Chas. G. (R. & C. G. Wentworth), carpenter, rear 579 Main, house 99 Austin
Wentworth Henry A., clerk, bds. 40 Prospect
Wentworth Isaac, clerk (63 Summer, B.), h. 40 Prospect Wentworth Reuben (R. & C. G. Wentworth), carpenter, rear 579 Main, h. 99 Austin
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