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Lawson Andrew J., assistant editor Boston Daily Globe (236 Washington, B.), house 198 Putnam avenue Lawson Ann M., widow of Thomas, house 38 Antrim Lawson Eliza, widow, house 6 Lopez
Lawson Francis C., grocer, 123 Fourth, house do.
Lawson John H., printer Univ. Press, boards 38 Antrim
Lawson Rebecca A. Mrs., house 38 Washington
Lawson Thomas Wm., clerk Globe National Bank (40 State, B.), boards 38 Antrim
Lawton Edward B. Mrs., house 46 Market
Lawton Edward W., clerk, boards 46 Market
Lawton John T., brakeman E. R. R., boards 1 Fifth
Lawton Joseph H., boards 1 Fifth
Lawton Leander, house rear 4 Tufts
Lawton Margaret, widow of John, house 1 Fifth
Lawton William A., boards 1 Fifth
Lea Arthur H., student H. U., rooms 48 Weld hall
Lea James H., stationery, house 12 Arlington
Lea, see Lee [25 Hancock
Leach Alpheus M., painter (4 Brimmer place, B.), house Leach Charles F., medical student, boards 25 Hancock
Leach Charles R., painter, boards Porter's Hotel
Leach Edward, glue maker, house 13 Hews
Leach George C., stationery, house 22 Lowell - Leach Hosea W., mason, boards 69 Moore
Leach Mary A., widow of John, house 129 Harvard
Leach Mary A., widow of Wm. S., h. 7 Lambert avenue Leach William H., carpenter, house 196 Norfolk
Leahey James, mason, house 114 Hampshire Leahey Joseph F., tailor, house 99 Mount Auburn Leahy John, laborer, house rear 196 Green Leahy Michael, watchman, house 204 Franklin
Leake Christopher, carpenter, house 67 Western avenue Lealand Charles, millwright, house 86 Winsor
Lealand Charles H., boards 86 Winsor [Cherry
Learnard George W., produce (12 Commercial, B.), h. 53 Learned Gilman P., hostler, boards 78 Kirkland Learned Grant, shoemaker, 2912 Central sq., h. 17 Franklin Learned James M., house 12 Laurel
Learned Lydia, house 17 Franklin [house
Learned William P., student H. U., rooms 5 Wadsworth Leary Cornelius F., printer, boards 80 Kinnaird
Leary Dennis, laborer, house 4 Linehan's block, Third
Leary Humphrey, laborer, boards 47 Amory
Leary John, bookbinder, house 15 Hews
Leary John, tailor, house 24 Harrison
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Leary John, printer, house 3 Long's blk., r. 134 Broadway Leary John F., varnisher, 203 Bridge, h. at Somerville Leary Matthew, currier, boards 168 Dublin
Leary Michael, boards 14 North
Leary Michael J., laborer, boards 24 Harrison
Leary Patrick, laborer N. E. Glass Co., house 16 North Leary Peter, laborer, house 29 Warren, near Porter Leary, see also O'Leary
Leathe Melinda E. Miss., house 5 State
Leaver Sarah K. Mrs., house 44 Seventh
Leavitt Allen, jeweler, house 360 Broadway
Leavitt Erasmus D., house 11 Warland
Leavitt Erasmus D., jr., mechanical engineer, Main, cor. Magazine, house 143 Magazine
Leavitt Geo. R. Rev., pastor Pilgrim church, h. 9 Warland Leavitt Lucy A. L., widow of Geo. W., h. 92 Auburn Leavitt Hart H., hats, etc. (91 Court, B.), h. 776 Main Leavitt Henry T., pickle maker, house 6 Holly
Leavitt H. T. Mrs., cigar store, 361 Main, h. 5 Holly Leavitt Josephine Miss, dressmaker, house 16 Warland
Leavitt William., carpenter (146 Mt. Vernon, B.), house 16 Fayette
Leavitt William H., brassfinisher, house 4 Union
Leavitt William J. D., music teacher, house 16 Fayette
Lebert David, baker, Fourth, corner Vine and 67 Gore, house 34 Vine
Lebeuf Oliver, harnessmaker, boards 102 Main
Le Cain George W., house 2 Sceva place
LECHMERE NATIONAL BANK, 66 Cambridge, T. Henry Hudson, cashier
LeClair Leon, tinsmith, house 87 Main
Leddy Anna, widow of John, house 8 Fourth
Leddy James, laborer, house Distillhouse, Somerville line
Leddy Thomas, laborer, house 13 Willow place
Lee Arthur H., student H. U., rooms 36 Thayer hall Lee Charles, nickelplater (B.), boards 27 Second
Lee George, laborer, house 84 Harvard
Lee Isaac J., house Ericsson court
Lee James, laborer, house 76 Spruce
Lee John, bookbinder Riverside Bindery, h. at Melrose Lee John Clarence, student H. U., boards 105 Inman
Lee Nathaniel H., porter, house Ericsson court Lee Richard T., blacksmith, house rear 50 Amory Lee Thomas, student H. U., rooms 22 Weld hall Lee William D., cooper, house rear 41 Vine Lee, see Lea
Leeds Daniel D., foreman varnisher (517 Washington, B.), house 123 Franklin
Leeds Edwin F., wool (136 Federal, B.), h. 123 Franklin
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Leeds Fred A., bookkeeper, boards 123 Franklin Lees John, saloon, 407 Main, house do. Lefford Edward F., oilfinisher, house 54 Sixth LeFrancis Fred., clerk (85 Oliver, B.), b. 60 Columbia LeFrancis Peter, cigar mnfr., 527 Main, h. 60 Columbia LeFrancis True, boards 148 Washington
Legg Frank W., photographer, house 147 Pearl Leggett John, carpenter A. Stevens, bds. 99 Mt. Auburn Legrand John L. B., tinsmith, boards 85 Pleasant Legrant Toussient, foreman H. M. Wyatt's brickyard, 68 Dublin, house 64 do.
Lehan Daniel, house 21 Fourth [61 Gore
Lehan Daniel W., upholsterer (Shaw & Applin, B.), h. Lehan Dennis H., horse shoer, 19 Gore, h. 40 Second Lehan Michael J., horse shoer, boards 21 Fourth Lehmkuhl William H., cabinetmaker, house 70 Gore Leighton Adelbert R., clerk, 156 Cambridge, rooms do. Leighton Henry B., engraver, boards 105 Otis
Leighton John A., carpenter, house 139 Gore
Leighton John E., painter (Charlestown), h. 13 Third Leighton John H., house 22 Winter
Leighton John H., jr., clerk American Net and Twine Co., house 22 Houghton, Somerville
Leighton Thomas, machinist (East Boston), h. 12 Fourth Leighton William, conductor U. R. Co., boards David P. Burley's, Cambridge
Leinhart George, baker, house 91 Sixth
Leister Anton, student H. U., rooms 28 Stoughton hall Leister, see Lester
Leitch James, baker F. A. Kennedy, house 37 Somerset Leitch James, at Boston Chemical Works, h. 12 Warren Leitch John, house 41 Gore
Leitch, see Litch
Lejer Anthony, laborer, house foot Clifton
Lejer John, laborer, house 108 Spruce [Somerville Leland Annie M., teacher Harvard grammar school, h. at Leland Fred'k, chair dealer (84 North, B.), b. 33 Bigelow Leland James, clerk, house 20 Tremont
Lemme Frederick, florist, rooms 6 Dover
Lemon Louis, pictures and frames, 443 Main, h. Watson Lemon William, bookbinder Riverside Bindery, boards 30 Western avenue
LeMoyne William J., actor, house 40 Austin
Lenehan Dennis, shoemaker, boards 544 Main Lenehan John, tailor, house 16 Decatur
Lenfest Granville B. (Lenfest & Moore), printer, 68 Cam- bridge, corner Second, house 157 Thorndike Lenfest Mary A., widow of Solomon, house 50 Baldwin Lenfest Solomon, printer, house 50 Baldwin
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Lenfest Thomas H., music printer (21 School, B.), house 40 Western avenue [ern av. Lenfest Thos. H., jr., clerk (21 School, B.), bds. 40 West- Lenfest & Moore (Granville B. Lenfest and George H., Moore), job printers, 68 Cambridge [Gore Lennehan James E., plumber (8 Province ct., B.), b. 110
Lennon James E., clerk, house 67 Pearl [Pearl Lennon John, auctioneer and real estate, 603 Main, h. 67 Lennon John, house 193 Hampshire
Lennon Maria, widow, house 432 Broadway
Lennon Martin, brass finisher, house 193 Hampshire
Lennon Patrick, teamster, boards 85 Brookline
Lenox John M., letter collector (P. O., B.), h. 95 Elm Lenth Charles, baker, 71 Vine, boards do.
Lentz David, currier, house Friend, 1st from Reed Leonard Adelbert W. (45 Court, B.), h. 4 Lamson place
Leonard Edward, cooper, 138 Gore, h. at Charlestown
Leonard Fred. M., student H. U., rooms 24 Weld hall Leonard George, confectioner, 503 Main, boards Green Leonard George, tinsmith, house 305 Cambridge
Leonard George A., salesman (35 School, B.), house 342 Broadway [East Somerville
Leonard Henry W., wheelwright, 4 Cambridge, house at Leonard Hiram, hides and leather (98 High, B.), house 139 Otis
Leonard John, laborer, house 123} Winsor
Leonard Mary J., widow of Samuel R., h. 82 Magazine
Leonard Patrick G., salesman (28 Summer, B.), house 11 Boardman
Leonard Thomas, junk dealer, 19 Gore, house do.
Leonard Thomas, trunk maker, boards 12312 Winsor Leonard Thomas, currier, boards 364 North avenue Leonard William, book agent, house 8 Third
Lerned Andrew, boots and shoes, 354 No. av., h. r. do.
Lerned Benjamin, butter and eggs, h. r. 354 No. avenue Lerned Charles W., manufacturer "Lerned's Disinfec- tant," 358 North av., h. do. [town
Lerned Josiah, box maker G. G. Page & Co., h. at Water-
Lerned Lucy Miss, house 358.North avenue
Lerned Rebecca R. Miss, house 358 North avenue
Lerned Walter H., butter and eggs, h. r. 354 No. avenne Lerner Frank, gardener, house 1 Banks
Lerner Fritz, tailor, house 1 Banks
Lerner John, laborer, boards 1 Banks
Lerner Joseph, servant, 14 Sumner, boards do.
LeRoy Herman S., student H. U., rooms 31 Beck hall
Leslie Benjamin, mariner, house 112 Columbia
Leslie David, butter dealer, house 449 Cambridge
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Lester James L., student H. U., rooms 13 Divinity hall Lester, see Leister [Somerville
Leuchte Bernhard, lager beer, 9 Brighton, house at West Levas Charles, teamster, 32 Somerset
Levi Wolf, clothing (73 Washington, B.), h. 33 Second
Levy Abraham, clothing, 7 Brighton, house do.
Lewin Mary A., widow, house 277 Harvard
Lewis Abbie A. Miss, teacher Dana primary school, bds. 14 Story
Lewis Ann, widow of Henry P., house 14 Story
Lewis Ann Miss, house 78 Washington
Lewis Charles J., grocer, 150 Harvard, house 79 Allston Lewis Charles S., clerk (458 Washington, B.), h. 96 Ellery Lewis Edward R., clerk, 39 Clark, house 78 Washington
Lewis Elmer L., clerk (B.), boards rear 8 Perry
Lewis Fred. H. (F. H. Lewis & Co.), coal and wood, 91 Broadway, house do.
Lewis Frederick, brush finisher (290 Commercial, B.), and (F. H. Lewis & Co.), h. 85 Vine
LEWIS F. H. & CO. (Fred. H. and Fred. Lewis), coal and wood, 91 Broadway
Lewis George, laborer, house Garden street place
Lewis George W., porter H. U., house 21 Banks
Lewis Henry B., brass finisher, 368 Main, bds. 11 Winsor
Lewis Henry C., porter H. U., house 19 Grant
Lewis Hyman, clerk (73 Washington, B.), rms. 33 Second Lewis Joseph, actor, house 44 Fourth
Lewis Levi J., hairdresser (B.), house 104 Harvard
Lewis Mary A. Miss, teacher Boardman primary school, boards 16 Lincoln [Cambridge
Lewis Robert, hostler Chaffee & Cummings, house 217
Lewis Thomas, photographer, 33 River, h. 121 Prospect Lewis Thomas Mrs., private school, 121 Prospect, h. do. Lewis William H., clerk, 150 Harvard, house 50 Clark
Libbey Edward D., clerk N. E. Glass Works, boards at Newton Centre [Pleasant
Libbey Hebron, real estate (231 Washington, B.), h. Mt. Libbey Hebron A., clerk (20 Franklin, B.), boards H. Libbey's, Mt. Pleasant . [h. next do. Libbey William, flagman Concord av. crossing F. R. R., Libbey William L., agent N. E. Glass Works, North, cor. Water, house at Newton Centre
Libby Chas. W., sewing machine repairer, b. 9 Kinnaird
Libby Hall J., cooper, house 1 Squire's court
Libby Joseph M., last maker, house 9 Kinnaird
Libby Melvina A., widow, house 83 Broadway
Libby Tobias, teamster, boards 97 Otis
Liddy Thomas, printer (117 Franklin, B.), h. 63 Pearl
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Lightfoot Augustus, boards 51 Holyoke [Inman Lighthill August P., physician (7 Somerset, B.), house 31 Lilley Fred., clerk F. R. R. freight depot, bds. 46 Fifth Lilley Thomas, carriage smith, house 46 Fifth
Lillie Abbie A. Miss, house 21 Tremont
Lillie Mary E. Miss, house 21 Tremont
Lincoln Abbie, widow of Tyler, house 6 Plympton
Lincoln Addie E. Miss, proof reader J. Wilson & Son, boards 6 Plympton [Fifth Lincoln Alfred, clerk (524 Washington, B.), boards 15
Lincoln Charles A., carpenter, h. 15 Fifth [hall
Lincoln Charles Sprague, student H. U., rms. 6 Holworthy Lincoln Chas. S., bookkeeper (79 Milk, B.) h. 58 Sydney Lincoln George E., traveling agent Watch factory (Au- burndale), h. Oxford, c. Hammond [Franklin
Lincoln James S., wood and coal, 16 Pearl block, h. r. 54 Lincoln John, provisions (33 North, B.), h. 121 Winsor Lincoln John L., car repairer, house 28 Worcester
Lincoln Lendall, carpenter, house 28 Worcester
Lincoln Nathan, music teacher, Cambridge schools, house 72 Prospect
Lincoln Nathan F., clerk (33 Com'], B.), bds. 72}Prospect Lincoln Nathan P., teamster, house 109 Spring
Lincoln Walter M., clerk (4 P. O. sq., B.), bds. 20 Pearl Lincoln William F., carpenter, house 49 Winter
Lincoln Wm. H., clerk J. P. Squire & Co., b. 15 Fifth
Lindsay William, carver, house 25 Rockwell [Inman
Lindsey P. Allen, salesman (400 Washington, B.), h. 76 Lindstrom John P., cabinet maker, house 2 Gray place Linehan Charles, livery stable, 244 Cambridge, house at Newton
Linehan John, stone cutter, house 7 Winter Ling Charles, clerk, 124 Cambridge, bds. rear 59 Winter Ling William, carpenter, house rear 59 Winter Linn Eliza, widow of William, house 8 Lincoln Linnehan Daniel, brass molder, 368 Main, bds. 8 Davis Linnehan Mary, widow of Daniel, house rear 8 Davis Linnell Mary, widow, house 381 Cambridge
Linsky John, laborer, house rear 382 Cambridge Lintner Berthold, varnisher, house 12 Third Lippincott Sarah E., widow, house 148 Mt. Auburn Lippitt Francis J. Mrs., house 21 Trowbridge Lissberger Abram K., plumbers materials, First, n. Otis, and (145 North, B.), house (Chandler, B.) Lister Frederick C., asst. at Harvard gymnasium H. U., house Crescent, 5th on left from Oxford
Lister Fred. W., supt. gymnasium H. U., house Crescent, 5th on left from Oxford
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Litch Albert, house 31 Cherry [do.
Litch John, laborer Mt. Auburn stables, Coolidge av. h. Litch, see Leitch
Litchfield Allen W., mason, house 64 River
Litchfield Benjamin C., plumber, house 13 Suffolk
Litchfield George W. B., mason, (11 Chapman place, B.), house 87 Putnam avenue
Litchfield Horace D., clerk, 488 Main, boards do.
Litchfield Judson, undertaker, 488 Main, house 17 Green Litchfield Otis V., regulator M. & H. O. Co., h. 99 Inman Litchfield Roland, undertaker, 488 Main, house do.
Litchfield Roland, jr., at 488 Main, house at Wakefield Litchfield S., driver Union Railway Co., bds. 113 Prospect Litchfield Washington, waiter Memorial hall
Litchfield William, coachman, 325 Harvard, boards do. Littauer Lucius N., student H. U., rooms 4 Matthews hall Little, Brown & Co. (Augustus Flagg, John Bartlett,
Thomas W. Deland, John M. Brown, and George Flagg), book bindery, Blackstone
Little Charles J. (Welch & Co.), University bindery, Brattle sq., house 830 Main
Little Frank W., driver U. R. Co., bds. 117 Green
Little John, laborer, house 26 Somerset
Little John, policeman, station 2, house 117 Green Little Lemuel, house 12 Holyoke place [White
Littlefield Adoniram J., salesman, 147 North av., house 12
Littlefield George A., machinist, house 117 Winsor
Littlefield George E., bookseller (67 Cornhill, B.), house 12 Chester [Mellen
Littlefield George T., cutter (28 Summer, B.), house 12
Littlefield Jacob Mrs., house 274 North avenue
Littlefield Junies W., peddler, house 112 Hampshire
Littlefield J. W., carpenter, 113 Broadway, house at Somerville [h. 10 Mellen
Littlefield Nathan C., silversmith (235 Washington, B.),
Littlefield Sherman, boards 15 Farwell place
Livermore Charles C., treas. Boston Multiple Color Print- ing Co. (153 Milk, B.), bds. 1 Dana
Livermore Frederick O., salesman (B.), bds. 36 Essex
Livermore George Mrs., house 1 Dana
Livermore Isaac, house 3 Clinton
Livermore John, house 287 Harvard
Livermore Joseph P., teacher (Lexington) High school, house 24 North avenue
Livermore Kidder A. (356 Federal, B.), h. 69 Mt. Auburn Livermore Leonard J. Rev., pastor Unitarian church (Danvers), house 24 North avenue
Livermore Lois, widow of Oliver, house 77 North avenue Livermore Oliver W., house 36 Essex
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Livesey Frank B., bookkeeper, (101 Milk, B.), h. 7 Rice Livingston Archibald, clerk (21 Central, B.), house 174 Thorndike
Livingston Benjamin F., machinist, house 30 Worcester
Livingston Catherine Miss, dressmaker, house 898 Main
Livingston Henry, agent, house 14 Warren
Livingston Mary Miss, dressmaker, house 898 Main
Livingston William, sawyer, State, corner Osborn, house at Somerville
Lloyd George, carpenter, house 177 Spring
Lloyd George A., teller Cambridge National Bank, 87 Cambridge, boards at Arlington
Lloyd Michael, waiter, h. 17 Jefferson, opp. McCabe
Lloyd Thomas, teamster, house 11 Hamilton
Lloyd Uriah, cooper (33 Somerville av., Somerville), h. 117 Spring
Lloyd William E., clerk Court House, Third, house at Arlington
Loan Alexander, soap maker, boards 209 Columbia
Loan John James, soft soap maker, 209 Columbia, h. do.
LOCK GEORGE, plasterer and stucco worker, basement 508 Main, house rear do.
Locke Almira D. Mrs., house 9 Dover
Locke Amos, foreman J. Henry Wyman, 84 Bridge, h. at Lexington
Locke Bros. (Edgar H. and S. Ellis), provisions, Hender- son block, 226 North avenue
Locke Charles A., leather (192 Congress, B.), h. 17 Clinton Locke Diana S. Miss, house 4 Percy place
Locke Edgar H. (Locke Bros.), provisions, 226 North av., house rear 293 North avenue
Locke Elbridge W., music composer, house 3 Sands
Locke Eveline J. Miss, teacher (Arlington), boards 281 North avenue
Locke E. J. Mrs., house 281 North avenue
Locke Horatio, provisions (42 and 44 Faneuil Hall mar- ket, B.), h. 285 North avenue
Locke H. Austin, clerk (32 F. H. market, B.), h. 11 Dover Locke Irene E. Miss, house 4 Percy place
Locke John (95 High, B.), house 56 Hamilton
Locke John T., bookkeeper, 25 Central sq., h. r. 8 Perry
Locke Mary E. Mrs., house 40 North avenue
Locke Sarah J., widow of Charles A., h. 17 Clinton
Locke S. Ellis (Locke Bros.), provisions, 226 North av., house 9 Rice
Lockett Jacob L., butler, house 14 Elmer
Lockhart Albert E., undertaker, 203 Bridge, b. at Boston Lockhart Charles H., undertaker, 203 Bridge, h. 209 do. Lockhart David, coffin maker, 203 Bridge, h. at Somerville
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LOCKHART WILLIAM L., undertaker and manufac-
turer of coffins, caskets, etc., wholesale and retail, 191 to 209 Bridge, h. 150 Cambridge
Locklin Mary Miss, house 60 Brighton [do.
Locklin Peter H., fish and oysters, 113 Cambridge, h. 115 Lockwood Leverett L., engineer Riverside Press, house 9 Blackstone
Lodge Henry C., instructor in history H. U., h. at Boston
Logan Henry, porter, 545 Main, house 155 Green
Logan Jeanette, widow of James, house 80 Pearl
Logan William M., engineer, house 122 Winsor Logan William M., engineer, house 90 Sixth
Lomax Ellen, widow of William, house 63 Winter
Lomax William, lawyer, boards 63 Winter
Lombard Chas. E., machinist (9 Green, B.), h. 42 Shepard
Lombard Eugene, baker, house 165 Green
LOMBARD HERBERT E., job printer, 600 Main, h. 100 Austin
Lombard James, provisions, 327 Cambridge, house do.
Lombard James, laborer, house 158 Green
Lombard John, grocer, 649 Main, house 21 Essex
Lombard Julia, widow of Richard, groceries, 155 Colum- bia, house 159 do.
Lombard Michael, teamster, 28 Bridge, b. at Charlestown Lombard Nathan C., mechanical engineer and draughts- man (40 State, B.), house 125 Prospect
Lombard Richard P., lather, house 71 Washington
Lombard Warren P., student H. U., rooms 49 Weld hall
Lonergan Thomas, laborer, house 97 Spruce
Long Abel E., janitor Shepard and Wyman schools, house 10 Rice
Long Daniel, foreman finishers (48 Canal, B.), h. 6 Jay
Long David, glass maker, house 106 Third
Long Irene F., widow of Caleb C., house 15 Elm
Long John, grocer, 49 Gore, house do.
Long John J., plumber, 71 Cambridge, house do.
Long Sarah A. Mrs., boards 19 Everett
Long Walter H., waiter Memorial hall
Longfellow Charles A., house 105 Brattle
Longfellow Henry W., professor, house 105 Brattle
Longfellow Samuel Rev., hoards 76 Brattle
Longfellow William P. P., architect (220 Devonshire, B.), house 126 Brattle [124 Spruce, h. do.
Longschamp Joseph A., cook Bay State Brick Co., rear Longshaw Margaret, widow of William, house 78 Otis
Look Hollis J., stevedore (Boston wharf, First, S. B.), h. 18 Leighton court
Loomis Charles, student H. U., rooms 864 Main
Loomis Eleazer B., driver U. R. Co., h. 10 Charles River
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Loomis Elverton W., boards 10 Charles River Loomis Ernest G., boards 108 Thorndike Loomis Grove H., house 108 Thorndike Looney Christy, hairdresser, rooms 23 Suffolk
Looney Epennetus, mariner, house 17 Warren
Looney John F., book binder Riverside bindery, boards 45 Pearl
Looney Michael, laborer, house 45 Pearl [erville
Lopstram A., cabinet maker Doe & Hunnewell, h. at Som- Lord Clara L., widow of Charles, house 41 Inman
Lord Daniel W., student H. U., rooms 32 College house Lord George A., engineer, house rear 507 Main
Lord Henry C., clerk (B.), boards 41 Inman Lord Joseph M., tinman, boards 5 Rockwell
Lord J. Wesley, trav. salesman, 503 Main, h. 12 Sydney
Lord Rebecca P., nurse, boards 184 Cambridge Lord Samuel Clarence, driver U. R. Co., b. 196 Hampshire
Lord William W., clerk, 521 Main, rooms do.
Lorden Daniel, laborer, house 41 Winter
Lorden John, boards 41 Winter
Lorigan Thomas F., blacksmith, house 81 School
Loring Augustus P., student H. U., rooms 10 Appian-way Loring Joan, widow, house 17 Antrim
Loring John W. Mrs., house 59 Fifth
Lothrop Charles B., tin plate worker, boards 106 Auburn Lothrop Eliza A., widow, house rear 107 Spring
Lothrop George B., locksmith (B.), house 37 Blackstone Lothrop George B., jr., locksmith (B.), h. 37 Blackstone Lothrop James B., organ builder, 101 Gore, h. 106 Spring Lothrop Oliver B., music printer, boards 119 Washington Lotz Christopher, laborer, h. 2 Ninth, near Cambridge Lougherty Philip, law student H. U., rooms 404 Harvard Loughlin Edward, house 104 Pearl
Loughlin John, carpenter, house 47 Cedar
Loughlin, see O'Loughlin
Loughran Mary Mrs., house 70 Wright
Loughran Michael W., boards 70 Wright
Loughrey Ann, widow of William, h. Loughrey avenue, rear 28 Pelham [Charles
Loughrey John, bookkeeper J. P. Squire & Co., h. 144 Lovejoy Charles J., clothing (60 Washington, B.), h. 14 Warland
Lovejoy C. Fred, clerk (96 High, B.), boards 14 Warland Lovejoy Emma (E. Lovejoy & Co.), milliner, 615 Main Lovejoy E. & Co. (Emma Lovejoy and Eva S. Delano), milliners, 615 Main [Walden
Lovejoy Herbert M. (28 Avon, B.), h. Mt. Pleasant, near Lovejoy Samuel M., broker (57 State, B.), h. 94 Magazine Lovejoy Virgil S., coach driver, house 9 Seventh
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Loveland Horace N., treasurer Dover Stamping Co. (90 North, B.), house 305 Broadway
Lovell Andrew J., grocer (64 Cambridge, B.), h. 11 Forest Lovell Cornelius, house 79 Brattle
Lovell Elizabeth, widow, house 8 Ash street place
Lovering Ernest, student H. U., rooms 38 Kirkland
Lovering James W., supt. Mt. Auburn cemetery, house 228 Brattle
Lovering Joseph, Hollis professor of mathematics and natural philosophy H. U., house 38 Kirkland
Lovett Augustus, insurance agent (42 Congress, B.), bds. 735 Cambridge
Lovett Catherine, widow, house rear 35 Cowperth waite Lovett James, baker, boards rear 35 Cowperthwaite
Lovett John, laborer, house 8 Beaver [River Lovett Joseph I., printer John Wilson & Son, h. 6 Charles Lovett Mary, widow of Michael, house 32 Charles River Lovett Michael, house 1 Cowperthwaite
Lovett Robert W., student H. U., rooms 18 Matthews hall Lovewell Frank M., broom maker, boards 414 Main
Low Charles H. (C. H. Low & Co.), dry goods, 460 Har- vard, Harvard square, rooms 134 Mt. Auburn
Low C. H. & Co. (Charles H. Low), dry and fancy goods, 460 Harvard, Harvard square
Low Edwin P., wooden ware maker (112 Harrison av., B.), house 10 Brookline
Low Fred'k C., photographer, 110 Cambridge, h. 23 Fifth Low Frank H., printer University Press, bds. 65 Oxford Low Geo. H., bookkeeper (44 Kilby, B.), bds. 65 Oxford Low George W., house 65 Oxford
Low Horace G., clerk, 460 Harvard, boards 29 Holyoke Low James, gardener, 67 Kirkland, house 25 Baldwin
Low Joseph W. (J. W. Low & Co), leather manufacturer,
Belmont, c. Reed, and (225 Congress, B.), h. at Boston Low J. W. & Co. (Joseph W. Low and A. R. Batchel- der), leather mufrs., Belmont, cor. Reed, store (225 Congress, B.)
Lowd William H., clerk, 118 Cambridge, bds. at Boston Lowe Edwin D., Harvest Flour mill, Portland, rear 194 Broadway, boards 76 Prospect
Lowe Francis (F. & J. Lowe), builder, h. 74 Prospect
Lowe Frank A., boards 76 Prospect [Prospect
Lowe F. & J. (Francis and John Lowe), builders, 76 Lowe John, soap maker, house 159 Winsor
Lowe John (F. & J. Lowe), builder, house 76 Prospect
Lowe Mary Ann Mrs., house 8 Ellery
Lowe Samuel B., house 64 Webster avenue
Lowe Thomas R., painter, house 912 Suffolk
Lowell Alfred E., freight conductor B. L. & N. R. R., h. 32 Fourth
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Lowell Ellen F., asst. librarian Dana Library, h. 9 Douglass Lowell Frank, student H. U., rooms 9 Linden
Lowell Frederick H., drug clerk, 439 Main, h. 6 Cherry Lowell Harrison G., sail maker, house 9 Douglass Lowell James Russell Smith, professor of the French and Spanish languages and literatures, and belles-letters H. U., house Elmwood av., corner Mt. Auburn Lowell Kate M. Miss, teacher Willard primary school, boards 9 Douglass
Lowell Lawrence, student H. U., rooms 9 Linden Lowell William O., blacksmith, house 96 Sixth
Lowney Dennis, glass maker, boards 47 Winter Lowney Morris, house 47 Winter
Lowry George W., foreman glass cutting N. E. Glass Works, house at Somerville
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