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Pratt Daniel, driver, boards 6 Mullin's court
PRATT DAVID G., foreign wood and ivory turner, 131 to 135 Broadway, house 61 Dana
Pratt Eben, coffin maker, house 168 Cambridge
Pratt Edward W. Mrs., house 14 Coggswell avenue
Pratt Elizabeth W. Miss, tailoress, house 16 Sidney
Pratt Francis L., city messenger, office City Hall, house Hawthorne, corner Acacia
Pratt Henry, hatter, boards 16 Sidney
Pratt John E., at Riverside Press
Pratt John M. W., student Divinity school, rooms 21 Divinity Hall
Pratt Lewis (L. Pratt & Co.), watches and jewelry, 475 Main, house 9 Austin
Pratt L. & Co. (Lewis Pratt and A. Judson Applegate), watches and jewelry, 475 Main [Austin Pratt Watson O., action maker Geo. Woods & Co., h. 46 Pratt William H., sign painter (117 Water, B.), house 89 Inman
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Prattis Anna, widow, house 58 Washington
Pray Orrin B. (O. B. Pray & Co.), real estate agent, 555 Main, house at Somerville
Pray O. B. & Co. (Orrin B. Pray), real estate agents, 555 Main, and (7 Exchange place, B.)
Pray William M., music teacher (3 Tremont row, room 29, B.), house 7 Temple [Somerville
Prebeck Michael, wheelwright, 18 Cambridge, house at Preble Origen O., machinist, house 29 Blackstone
Preble W. P., jr., law student H. U., rooms 64 Brattle
Prenderble James, laborer, house 65 Spruce
Prendergast James, machinist (B.), bds. 69 Concord av. Prentice Henry H., compositor J. Wilson & Son, house 21 Baldwin [18 Wright
Prentice Theodore P., letter carrier Cambridge P. O., h.
Prentiss Abigail Miss, house 172 North avenue
Prentiss Dorcas B., widow, house 17 Park
Prentiss William H., groom, boards 16 Jay
Presbrey Edward A., cashier National Bank of Redemp- tion (85 Devonshire, B.), h. 10 Remington
Presby Alonzo, painter, house 15 Brookline
Presby George T., driver steamer 4, house 32 Orchard
Presby Lorin A., lamp goods (43 Bromfield, B.), house 3 Tenney
Prescott Catherine Miss, milliner, bds. 32 Western av. Prescott Charles E., action maker M. & H. Organ Co., house at Jamaica Plain
Prescott Charles O., student, boards 105 Prospect
Prescott Jeanie, teacher Agassiz primary school, boards 144 Mt. Auburn
Prescott Joel H. (P. Nutting & Co.), blacksmith, Palmer, house 144 Mt. Auburn
Prescott Millard F., express driver, house 23 Sidney
Prescott Rebecca E., widow of Joseph, house 23 Sidney
Pressey George H., house 149 Cambridge
Prest James W., printer Cambridge Press, 531 Main, h. at Somerville [Prospect
Preston Benj. F., coal and wood, 400 Cambridge, bds. 163
Preston Ernest, organist, boards 39 Pleasant [Hall
Preston George H., student H. U., rooms 27 Matthews Preston T. W., student H. U., rooms 48 Matthews Hall Price Charles F., glass cutter, boards 71 Spring
Price Clarence, tinman, rooms 54 Fairmont
Price Henry, clerk, house 29 Norfolk
Price Henry W., driver boards 58 Elm
Price Isaac, glass blower, house 226 Bridge
Price James Edwin (James M. Price & Son), 85 Cam- bridge, boards 118 Thorndike
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Price James M. (James M. Price & Son), stoves and hard- ware, 85 Cambridge, house 118 Thorndike
Price James M. & Son (James M. and James Edwin Price), stoves and hardware, 85 Cambridge Price Julia A., widow of William B., house 71 Spring Price Thomas F., driver U. R. Co., boards 58 Elm Price William J., teamster, honse 26 Eighth
Price, see also Pryce
Pridham Edward R., carriage maker A. D. Hurd, Palmer, near Brattle, boards do.
Priest Edward E., engineer S. F. E. 1, Brattle square, house 46 Winthrop
Priest Edward E., jr., clerk, 908 Main, bds. 46 Winthrop
Priest Elizabeth C. Mrs., house 55 Auburn
Priestley Gilbert W., carpenter Brown & Nichols, house 29 Holyoke [House
Prior Charles Edwin, student H. U., rooms 41 College Prior Emory A., law student, boards 13 Avon
Prior George H., clerk, h. Mead, n. Coggswell avenue Prior Joseph H., stone cutter, house 18 Winter Pritchard William E., butcher, house 110 Auburn Proctor Benj. F., cooper (Allston), house rear 68 Allston Proctor John A., cooper, house 55 Franklin
Proctor Michael, brass molder, 368 Main, h. 12 Murdock
Pronovost August, cooper, house 153 Gore
Prospect House, Joseph Urig, 596 Main
Prosser Charles O. (C. O. Prosser & Co.), provisions, Washington, cor. Brewery, house 414 Main
Prosser C. O. & Co. (Chas. O. Prosser and Cyrus H. Brown), provisions, Washington, cor. Brewery
Proudfoot David, ticket master (B. L. & N. R. R., B.), house 132 Otis
Prue John Mrs., house 156 Spruce, near brickyard
Pry Geo. W., at Riverside Press, house 68 Fairmont Pryce Richard E., tinsmith, house 38 Winter
Puffer Dora Miss, teacher Washington grammar school, boards at Boston
Pugh John, baker, boards Rogers block, Brewery
Pugh Michael, laborer, house 149 Elm
Pulcifer George F., painter, boards, 25 Tremont Pulcifer Susan Mrs., house 25 Tremont
Pullen Fred. B., police, station 1, house 146 Mt. Auburn Pullen Louisa, widow of Simeon, house 146 Mt. Auburn Pulsifer Freeman L., clockmaker, house 10 Sixth Pulsifer James W., house 10 Sixth
Pnlsifer Joseph, cabinetmaker, house 10 Sixth
Pummell Philip T., cigarmaker, house 1 Eaton
Purcell Andrew, laborer, house Jefferson, near Warren
Purcell Hycenth, cement maker and house painter, rear 239 Main, house 27 Mt. Auburn
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Purcell John, shoemaker, 135 Columbia, house rear do. Purcell Joseph, peddler, house 41 Porter, near Harding Purcell Matthew, carriage smith F. Ivers & Co., boards Porters Hotel
Purcell Michael, shoemaker R. Manns, house Connors block, rear 209 Mt. Auburn [[Auburn Purcell Thomas, car driver, boards Joseph Collins, Mt. Purdy Gilbert G., cabinetmaker, house 30 Columbia Purington Geo. F., plumber, bds. 42 Coggswell avenue Purington Hannah, wid. of Samuel, h. 42 Coggswell av. Purt Chas., upholsterer, house Ninth, corner Cambridge Purviance Emma G. Mrs., house 12 Putnam avenue Putnam Amanda Miss, house 101 Pleasant
Putnam Frederick W., curator Peabody Museum of Archieology and Ethnology, house 120 Brattle Putnam George, jr., lawyer (35 Court, B.), h. 24 Quincy Putnam John P. (Henry Thayer & Co.), 150 Broadway, house at Bostou
Putnam Joseph H., iron molder, 368 Main, h. 6 Pine Putnam Lewis, veterinary surgeon, h. 170 North avenue Putnam Peter C., wood worker, house 113 Hampshire Putney Albert F., bookkeeper N. E. Glass Co., North, boards 39 Fourth [h. do. Putney Albert, confectionery and bread store, 39 Fourth, Putney George (Howe & Putney), bacon curer, Main, opp. Winsor, house 30 Austin
Putney James M. (Geo. A. Davis & Co.), 206 and 208 Cambridge, house at Lancaster
Putney Milton J., expressman, house Lake View avenue Putney Wilbert G., clerk, boards 30 Austin
Puyer Alexander, box maker, house 80 Harvard
QUALLS SAMUEL, gardener, house 81 Wendell Quealey Austin, laborer, house 91 Elm Quealey Thomas, laborer, house 42 Clark Quealey Michael, laborer, house 42 Clark Queen Isaac, laborer, house 1 Norfolk court Quigley Barney D., saloon, 267 Cambridge, house do.
Quigley Francis, stone cutter, house 17 Brown Quigley John, laborer, house 28 Harvard Quigley Nancy, widow of Joseph, bds. r. 17 Charles River Quigley Walter W., cooper, house 19 Squires court Quill Dennis, house 7 Reed
Quill Patrick, currier, house 7 Reed
Quilter Michael, laborer, house 238 Franklin
Quimby Louisa, widow of Amos, house 104 Cambridge Quimby Ellen, widow, house 351 Cambridge
Quinlan Bartholomew, machinist B. & L. R. R. shop, h. 41 Charles
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Quinlan Daniel, laborer, house 15 Carson Quinn Bridget, widow of Hugh, house 452 Broadway Quinn Bridget Mrs., widow house 104 Kinnaird Quinn Catherine, widow, house rear 3 Short Quinn Charles, house 116 Fourth
Quinn Charles, laborer, 368 Main, house r. 28 Wash.
Quinn Edward, instructor House of Correction, house rear 110 Spring
Quinn Eliza, widow of Patrick, house 23 Valentine Quinn Elizabeth, widow, house 23 Gore
Quinn Francis, house 13 Remington Qninn Frank, laborer, house 121 Pearl
Quinn George, printer, house 121 Pearl
Quinn James J., grocer, 1 Fourth, house do.
Quinn James P., painter, house 116 Webster avenue
Quinn Jeremiah, laborer, house 249 Franklin Quinn John, carpenter, house 91 Vine
Quinn John, teamster, house 116 Brookline
Quinn John, draw tender B. & M. R. R., house rear 58 Cambridge
Quinn John, clerk, 110 Harvard, house at Brookline Quinn John, laborer, house 23 Valentine
Quinn John, grease collector, house, 39 Charles Quinn John, laborer, house 4 Spring place
Quinn John, laborer, house 9 Willow place Quinn John, cooper, 18 Vine, house 92 Spring Quinn John, laborer, house Ninth, near Otis Quinn Joseph F., plumber, house 104 Kinnaird
Quinn Mary, widow of Maurice, house 32 Charles Quinn Mary Mrs., house 121 Pearl Quinn Mary A., widow of James, boards 4 Spring place Quinn Michael, laborer, house 12 Willow place Quinn Nicholas, carpenter, house 36 Broadway Quinn Sarah, widow of James, house 1 Fourth Quinn Thomas, teamster, house 100 Tremont
Quinn Timothy, boards 24 Winter
Quinn Timothy I., letter carrier East Cambridge P. O., house 24 Winter
Quinn William, glass maker, boards 24 Winter Quinn William J., painter, boards 452 Broadway
RABEL JOHN, cabinet maker, house rear 53 Vine Rabey Catharine, widow of Frank, h. 10 Conlon's court Rabey Charles, silverplater (24 Sudbury, B.), boards 10 Conlon's court
Rackliffe Joseph C., teamster, h. Squire's brick blk., Gore Rady Andrew J., britannia worker, boards 142 Columbia Rady Michael C., mason, boards 142 Columbia
Rady Philip, blacksmith, house 142 Columbia
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Raeger Ludwig, gardener, house 107 Garden
Rafferty Bernard, house 12 Harding
Rafferty Frank F., boards 11 Fourth
Rafferty James, laborer, house 11 Fourth
Rafferty James, tailor, house 19 Harvard
Rafferty John J., cutter, boards 19 Harvard Rafferty Thomas, house 30 Vine
Rafferty Thomas, tinsmith, 457 Cambridge, bds. 453 do. Rainey James, laborer, house 21 Sparks street place Ralph Thomas, foreman C. L. Jones & Co., 86 Pearl, h. 27 Valentine
Ramhofer Jacob, shoemaker, house 14 Cowperthwaite Ramsay Albert H., brass maker (11 Chardon, B.), boards 102 Thorndike
Ramsay Alexander H., apothecary, 1 Brattle, h. 857 Main Ramsay Alfred, finisher, house Carver, near Sacramento Ramsay Harvey, cigars (59 Broad, B.), house 102 Thorndike
Ramsay James M. (J. H. Wyeth & Co.), grocer, 6 Brat- tle, house 5 Shepard
Ramsay Major, shoemaker, 68 Norfolk, house 66 do.
Ramsay Robert, house Carver, near Sacramento
Ramsdell Albert K., house 30 Norfolk
Ramsdell Annie Mrs., nurse, house 188 Howard
Ramsdell Edgar B., clerk (25 Howard, B.), h. 22 Fifth Ramsden Robinson, news dealer and circulating library,
477 Main, house 44512 do.
Rand Benjamin R., conveyancer Court House, boards 70 Thorndike
Rand Charles A., commission merchant (19 North mar- ket, B.), house 84 Thorndike
Rand Charles O., clerk, house 22 Coggswell avenue
Rand Edward L. (Kelly & Rand), action maker M. & H. Organ Co., house at Jamaica Plain
Rand Edwin D., machinist, 72 Main, bds. 194 Harvard
Rand Frances A., nurse, bds. 2 Gerry, cor. Mt. Auburn Rand Harry S., student, boards Elm, near White
Rand Henry C., leather (45 Merchants row, B.), house Elm, near Davenport
Rand James Mrs., house 29 Eliot
·Rand James B., teamster, house 88 Fifth
Rand Lewis H., electrotyper University Press, boards 34 Coggswell avenue
Rand Obed, boards 22 Coggswell avenue
Rand Oliver J., bookbinder (79 Milk, B.), h. 35 Bigelow Rand Oliver P., mechanic, house 2 Gerry
Rand Sarah A. Mrs., teacher 'Shepard grammar school, boards 229 North avenue
Randall Catherine M., widow, house 11 River
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Randall Daniel, laborer, house rear 99 Sixth
Randall Eben D., cooper, boards 7 Leighton court
Randall Frank E., machinist, 58 Cambridge, boards 7 Leighton court
Randall James T. D., telegraph operator (109 State, B.), boards 11 River
Randall Joseph, carpenter, house 7 Cedar, near North av. Randall Oliver P., carpenter, house 7 Leighton court
Rankin Edwin D., silver plater (24 Sudbury, B.), house 59 Sixth
Ranks Elisha C., furniture shipper, house 49 Allston Rannagan Peter, brush maker, house 102 Spring
Ranney Darwin E., carpet dealer (167 Wash., B.), house 746 Main
Ransom Chandler R., house 9 Roseland
Rantz Andres M., painter, house 24 Decatur
Ratzel Ernest, varnisher, house 124 Spring
Rawson George W., 72 Main, house 19 State
Ray Edwin C., fruit (13 Change av., B.), h. 97} Inman
Ray Frank O., engineer B. & L. R. R., house 74 Spring Ray George A., glass presser, N. E. Glass Co., h. 9 Fifth Ray Hannah, widow of James, house 5 Flagg
Ray Maggie M., milliner and dress maker, 112 Cambridge, house do.
Ray Timothy W., broker (48 Congress, B.), h. 22 Lake Raymer George S., student H. U., rooms 10 Weld Hall 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
Raymond Emmons, house 398 Broadway
Raymond George A., provisions, house 25 Chauncy
Raymond George P., millinery, house 124 Oxford
Raymond James H., druggist, house 135 Brookline
Raymond John C., music teacher, house 17 Lawrence
RAYMOND PATRICK H., editor Cambridge Press, 531
Main, and chief engineer fire dept., office City Hall, house 10 Pleasant
Raymond Walter, boards 398 Broadway
Raymond William H., grocer (9 and 11 Commercial, B.), house 102 Ellery
Raymond William T., clerk, house 104 Pleasant
Rayne George W., machinist, 356 Main, house 6 Cottage court
Rayner Henry, grocer, 63 Western avenue, house do.
Rayworth Albert J., carriage builder, h. rear 5 Russell Read Charles C., lawyer (27 State, room 18, B.), boards William Read's, Appleton
Read Charles H., clerk Cambridge P. O., bds. 77 Brattle
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READ EDWARD, hardware (13 Faneuil Hall sq., B.), boards Wm. Read's, Appleton
Read Eunice W. Mrs., boards 211 Harvard
Read Freeman E., cabinet maker, house 363 Main
Read James, fishing rod maker, 38 Brighton, house do. Read James B., house 715 Cambridge
Read James J., saddlery and harness (13 Tremont row, B.), boards Pemberton, near North avenue
READ JOHN, hardware (13 Faneuil Hall square, B.), house Appleton, corner Highland
Read Joseph, laborer, house 3 rear 191 Hampshire
Read J. Henry, county commissioner, Court House, East Cambridge, house at Westford
Read J. Stacey, real estate (5 Pemberton square, B.), h. Pemberton, near North avenue
Read Robert M., variety store, 251 Broadway, h. 253 do. Read Thomas, pressman University Press, house 7 Ap- pian-way
READ WILLIAM, hardware (13 Faneuil Hall sq., B.) house Appleton [Boston
Read Wm., printer John Wilson & Son, boards at South READ WILLIAM, JR., hardware (13 Faneuil Hall sq., B.), house Appleton
Read William H., teamster, house 7 Fifth
Read, see also Reed and Reid
Reader Edward, jr., clerk (215 Broad, B.), house 60 Otis
Ready Nicholas, laborer, boards 128 Brookline
Reagan Daniel, laborer, boards 49 North
Reagan Jeremiah, hostler, house 24 Hayes court
Reagan Jeremiah, rope maker, house Belmont, near Mont- gomery
Reagan John, laborer, house rear 19 South
Reagan John, butcher, boards rear 187 Cambridge
Reagan John, grainer, house 73 Third
Reagan Michael, laborer, house 269 Cambridge
Real Thomas G., machinist, house Broadway, cor. Davis
Reams James I., wood and coal, Hampshire, cor. Colum- bia, house at Boston
Reardon Bridget, widow of Daniel, house 182 Green
Reardon Cornelius, laborer, house Munroe, near Third
Reardon Dennis, clerk Mechanics Hotel, 4 and 5 Cedar square, boards do.
Reardon Edmund (John Reardon & Sons), soap, tallow and candle manufacturer, 92 Pearl, house 95 do.
Reardon James H. (John Reardon & Sons), soap manu- facturer, 92 Pearl, house 29 Erie
Reardon John, house 12 Hancock
Reardon John, molder, boards 25 State
Reardon John (John Reardon & Sons), soap and candle manufacturer, 92 Pearl, house 13 Erie
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Reardon John, boards Ninth, near Cambridge
Reardon John & Sons (John, Edmund and James H Reardon), soap and candle mnfis., 92 and 94 Pearl and (113 So. Market, B.)
Reardon John, jr., at John Reardon & Sons, h. 29 Erie Reardon John H., car builder U. R. Co., rooms 24 Holyoke Reardon Michael, laborer, bouse 198 Norfolk
Reardon Michael, baker, house 178 Franklin
Reardon Michael Mrs., house 3 Murdock
Reardon Michael, fruit dealer, house 77 Spruce
Reardon Margaret, widow of Michael, house Ninth, near Cambridge
Reardon Owen, hostler W. L. Lockhart, h. 30 Gore
Reardon Patrick, laborer, house 23 Sixth
Reardon Rebecca, widow, house 198 Norfolk
Reardon Timothy, switchtender U. R. Co. (B.), house 123 Spring
Reardon Timothy Mrs., house 27 Harvey
Reardon William, soap and tallow mnfr., Portland, near Plymouth, boards 13 Erie
REARDON WILLIAM H., plumber, 20 Brattle, bds. 95 Pearl
Redington Anna, widow of John, house 17 Banks
Redington Mary, widow of Patrick, house 13 Grant
Reddick Henry J., station agent Fitchburg R. R., North avenue, house do.
Reddam Timothy, grocer, 38 De Wolf, house do.
Redding Frederick G., house 13 Antrim
Redding Joseph D., student H. U., bds. 467 Broadway
Redding Lucy M. Miss, teacher Poplar street primary school (B.), house 13 Antrim
Redding Margaret K., widow, house 13 Antrim
Redding Sylvanus C., engineer, house 75 Fifth
Reddington Edward C., laborer, boards 13 Grant
Reddington John, marble polisher, house rear 13 Second Reddington Toney, piano hammer maker, bds. 2 Columbia Reddy Martin, gardener, house 236 Franklin
Reddy Paul, laborer, house 222 Franklin
Reddy Wm. M., waiter Memorial Hall, I'ms 77 Mt. Auburn Redfern William, laborer, house 20 Hayes court
Redfield William P., bookkeeper, (450 Wash., B.), house 90 Prospect
Redkinson Charles, plasterer, house 15 Grant
Redmond John, laborer, h. 5 Foster's block, r. 93 Main
Reeby William H., divinity student H. U., rooms 25 Divinity Hall
Reed Alonzo, blacksmith P. Nutting & Co., h. 9 Soden
Reed Charles A., laborer, house 21 Harding
Reed Charles F., action maker M. & H. Organ Co., house 4 Rockwell
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Reed Clarence A., driver U. R. Co., boards 9 Soden
Reed Clarence G., plasterer, boards 46 North av.
Reed C. Thayer, house 5 Avon
Reed Edward P., student H. U., rooms 38 College House Reed Elizabeth H., widow, house 57 Winsor
Reed Enos Mrs., widow, house 84 Cambridge
Reed Enos W., milkman, house 79 Thorndike
Reed Frank H., carpenter, house North av., cor. Beech
Reed Frank J., expressman, boards 103 Otis
Reed Frederick (Edward Hixon & Co.), furniture mnfrs., 124 Harvard, and (364 Wash., B.), h. 70 Franklin Reed George, mariner, house 63 Washington
Reed George B., law bookseller (37 Brattle, B.), house 43 Cottage
Reed George H., salesman, house 80 Cambridge REED GUILFORD S., dentist (48 Essex, B.), house 56 Trowbridge
Reed Henry C., clothing, 130 Cambridge, house 137 do.
Reed Henry L., action maker M. & H. Organ Co., house 4 Rockwell
Reed Honora, widow of John, house 18 Hayes court Reed James, cutler, house Murray, near Eliot
Reed Joseph W., lawyer, house 30 Shepard Reed Joseph W., expressman, house 89 Sixth Reed Nelson, laborer, house 215 Mount Auburn Reed Robert, milkman, house 9 West
Reed Samuel M., car conductor, house 46 North av.
Reed Warren, law student H. U., bds. 22 Hancock Reed, see also Read and Reid
Reehal James, glassmaker, house 21 Winter Reehal James E., jr., glassmaker, bds. 21 Winter Reehal Peter A., upholsterer, boards 21 Winter Rees Edwin, painter, boards 402 Main Rees Frank, printer, house 402 Main
Rees Harry, printer, boards 402 Main
Reeves Benjamin F., hairdresser Porters Hotel, 185 North avenue
Reeves Edward O., clerk, house 79 Oxford
Reeves Fred. H., clerk (Lowell depot, B.), bds. 18 Shepard Reeves Samuel, tin peddler, house 22 East Reeves Thomas S., cooper, house 216 Putnam av. Regal Augustus, glassworker, house 75 Spring Regal Frank, glass maker, house 89 Fourth
Regal Mary M. Mrs., dry goods, 4712 Gore, h. 6 Second Regal Victor, glass maker, house 6 Second Rehill Thomas, laborer, house 7 Portland Reid A., widow of Andrew, nurse, house 29 Hamilton Reid James A., plumber (237 Wash., B.), h. 21 Park
Reid Michael, plasterer and grocer, Mt. Auburn, corner Willard, house do.
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Reid Robert, machinist, 368 Main, house 202 Green
Reid Thomas A., case maker M. & H. Organ Co., house 45 Tremont
Reis Manuel D., boarding-house, 25 Third
Reitenbach John M., leather dealer (27 South, B.), bds. Prospect House
Reizentes Joaquim, polisher, boards 391 Main
Remick Charles H., house 912 Bigelow
Remick Edward E., pianoforte action maker, house 5 Columbia [Groveland
Remick Jacob B., cattle broker, boards Charles Curtis', Remick Ursula M., widow of John, house 912 Bigelow Rent William, printer, house 650 Main
Revera Georimo, machinist, 368 Main, house 416 do. Revere Sugar Refinery (Nash, Spaulding & Co.), Water, opp. N. E. Glass Co., office (23 Broad, Boston)
Reversible Collar Co., 10 Arrow, Geo. K. Snow, president Rexford Elizabeth, widow of R. W., bds. 44 Mt. Auburn Reybert Artemas, bookbinder Riverside Press, h. 16 Laurel Reycroft Joseph W., stair builder, house 30 East Reynolds Catherine, widow of Nicholas, h. 160 Harvard Reynolds Ethan A., student H. U., boards 404 Harvard Reynolds Frank M., hack driver, house 126 Pearl Reynolds James, laborer, house Jackson, n. Spruce Reynolds Samuel, boot maker, house 4 Stinson court Reynolds Sarah L., widow of James, h. 8 Blackstone . Rheinberger John, laborer, boards 2 Water
Rhoades Herbert A., clerk (40 State, room 8, B.), house 12 Bigelow
Rhoades Josiah R., carpenter, 102 Allston, h. 112 Pearl Rhoades Silas, carpenter, 42 Elm, house 12 Bigelow
Rhoades Solomon, provisions, 13 Harvard Row, house at Somerville
Rhoades Taney, grocer, 110 Harvard, house do. Rhoades -, tinsmith, 85 Cambridge
Rice Abby M. Miss, house 160 Brattle
Rice Alfred L. (Boston), boards 33 Bigelow
Rice Carroll C., student H. U., rooms 48 Brattle
Rice Daniel, clerk, house 6 Baldwin place
Rice Daniel W., boards Milk, near White
Rice Duane L. foreman G. Woods & Co., h. 16 Pearl Rice Edmund, Brevet Col. U. S. A., house 160 Brattle Rice Edward, organ tuner G. Woods & Co., bds. 518 Main Rice Edward E., theatrical manager, h. 353 Harvard Rice Edwin F., magician, house 129 Columbia
Rice Eliza D., widow of Moses M., house 160 Brattle Rice Elizabeth P., widow of Joseph S., house 56 Erie
Rice George B., clerk (222 Congress, B.), bds. L. Sage's, Milk, near Union sq.
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Rice Geo P., salesman (34 Chauncy, B.), h. 221 Harvard Rice Hannah M., widow, house 336 Broadway
Rice Henry J., carpenter (Merrimac, B.), bds. 141 Gore
Rice Henry G., clerk (364 Wash., B.), bds. 324 Harvard
Rice Homer, real estate (66 Devonshire, B.), boards 11 Market
Rice Israel L. G., inventor, boards 160 Brattle
RICE JAMES B., JR., hats, caps, etc. (61 to 67 Chaun- cy, B.), h. 38 Orchard
Rice Jean, shoemaker, 3 Brattle, house 69 Sixth
Rice John S., tin plate worker (23 John, B.), h. 18 Perry
Rice Maria A., widow of Richard, h. 3 Chapman place
Rice Marie H., widow of Joseph H., house 7 Spruce
Rice Marshall N. (American Net and Twine Co.), Third, house at Arlington
Rice Martha J., widow of Aaron, house 100 Mt. Auburn
Rice Sarah, widow, house 6 Baldwin place
Rice Thomas, teamster, house 257 Mt. Auburn
Rice Thomas G., U. S. appraiser (177 State, B.), house 342 Harvard
Rice Walter R., student H. U., bds. 15 Farwell place
Rice William, tailor, 27 Central square, house Andrew, near Somerset [Pleasant
Rice Wm. H., action maker G. Woods & Co., boards 14 Rich Catherine L., widow of Nathaniel L., seamstress, h. 52 Fifth
Rich Wm. P., coachman, house 9 Gerry
Richards Daniel P., organ maker, house 20 Putnam place Richards Edward K., machinist and engineer, house 94 Thorndike
Richards Edward Osgood, student H. U., rooms 4 Hol- yoke House [59 Moore Richards Freeman, box maker, State, cor. Osborn, rooms Richards Gardner W., box maker, State, cor. Osborn, rooms 59 Moore
Richards John K., student H. U., rooms 68 Mt. Auburn Richards Joseph R., architect (46 Court, B.), house 733 Cambridge [Cambridge
Richards William P. (46 Court, room 16, B.), boards 733 Richardson Alexander (Custom House, B.), h. 88 Harvard Richardson Alonzo L., action maker Mason & Hamlin Organ Co., h. at Woburn
Richardson Benjamin F., musical instrument maker (13 Bowker, B.), h. 143 Washington
Richardson Benjamin H., books, stationery and periodi- cals, 5 Harvard sq., h. 16 Winthrop
Richardson Charles A., bookkeeper University Press, house 15 Elmer
Richardson Charles E., house 23 Ellsworth avenue 23
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Richardson Clifford, student H. U., rooms 2 Holworthy Hall [Third
Richardson Charles N., fireman B. & L. R. R., bds. 59 Richardson Dana, student H. U., boards 467 Broadway
Richardson Elwin, actionmaker M. & H. Organ Co., h. at Woburn
Richardson Emily M. Mrs., house 25 Mt. Auburn
Richardson Frank C., starter "Peoples' Line" coaches (Summer, cor. Wash., B.), bds. 25 Mt. Auburn
Richardson Frank E., bookkeeper (13 Bowker, B.), bds. 143 Washington
Richardson Frank G., tube-boardmaker Mason & Hamlin Organ Co., house at Woburn
Richardson Frederick F., tinplate worker, h. 5 Rockwell Richardson George E., clerk and messenger National City Bank, 553 Main, boards 803 do.
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