The Cambridge directory for 1878, Part 3

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Publication date: 1878
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Wallace, from 41 Garden to 38 Shepard Walnut avenue, from 23 Arlington to Lambert avenue


Walnut court, from Somerset to Putnam avenue Ware, from 385 Harvard to 462 Broadway Warland, from 71 Magazine to 70 Pleasant Warren, from 263 Cambridge to Somerville line Washington, from 275 Main to 32 Norfolk Washington avenue, from Lambert avenue to Foxcroft


Washington square (see Fort Washington) Water, from 185 Bridge to Miller's river


Waterhouse, from 17 Garden to 11 North avenue


Watson, from 49 Brookline to 40 Pearl


Waverly, from Henry to Hamilton


Webster avenue, from 49 Hampshire to Somerville line


Wendell, from 58 North avenue to Carver West, from 53 Inman to Lee


Westacott court, from 224 Putnam avenue


Western avenue, from 622 Main, Central square, to Brigh- ton line


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Westford, from Walden to Coggeswell avenue


White, from Union square to Elm in Somerville, Ward 5 Whitney court, from 8 Essex


Willard, from 114 Brattle to 185 Mount Auburn


Willard court, from 19 Foster


Willard street court, from 18 Willard


William, from 37 Pearl to 26 River


Willow place, from 345 Cambridge to Somerville line


Winsor, from 403 Main to Somerville line


Winter, from 206 Bridge to 4 Fifth Winthrop, from 33 Holyoke to 8 Eliot Winthrop square, corner 94 Mt. Auburn and Brighton Worcester, from 59 Columbia to 54 Norfolk


Wright, from 33 Hudson to 8 Norton Wyeth, from 79 Concord avenue to 106 Garden


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CAMBRIDGE DIRECTORY.


HALLS, BUILDINGS, ETC.


Agassiz building, Sacramento, cor. Oxford


Almshouse, Tannery


Baldwin's block, rear 95 Main, near West Boston bridge Beacon building, Cambridge, near Inman square


Beck's Hall, Quincy square, junction Main, Quincy, and Harvard


Boyle's block, from 34 Charles


Brewer's block, Brattle square


Broadway block, Broadway, between Fifth and Main


Brook's building, 361 Main


City Hall, 666 Main


Clark's block, 497 Main


Concordia Hall, 200 Cambridge


Conservatory Hall, 4 Lee, corner Main


Court House, Third, corner Otis, E. C.


Dolton's block, Harvard, corner Linden


Douglass block, Main, corner Essex


Estes block, from 10 to 15 Brattle


Felton building, Trowbridge, corner Cambridge


Forester's Hall, Main, corner Winsor


Foster's block, 87 Main


Freemasons Hall, Dunster, near Harvard square Goldsmith Hall, 89 Cambridge


G. A. R. Hall (post 57), 230 Cambridge, E. C. G. A. R. Hall (post 56), Palmer, corner Brattle Hannum's block, 114 Broadway, near G. J. R. R. Harugari Hall, Sixth, corner Spring


Harvard, or Little's block, Harvard square, cor. Dunster Hawkins block, Charles, east of Third


Henderson's block, North avenue, opposite Walden


Hilton's block, Holyoke, corner Harvard


House of Correction, Thorndike, near Third, East Cam- bridge


Hovey's block, 402 Main


Hyde's block, Main, Central square


Independence Hall, rear 55 Norfolk


Inman Building, Cambridge, bet. Beacon and Springfield Inman Hall, Inman square, bet. Beacon and Springfield Institute Hall, 107 Cambridge


Kernan's block, rear 13 to 17 Charles River


Lechmere block, Bridge, junction Cambridge


Lechmere bank building, Cambridge, corner Second Lechmere building, Cambridge, junction Bridge Linehan's block, Third, near Winter


Lyceum building, Harvard square, corner Brattle Lyceum Hall, Lyceum building Harvard square Main block, Main, corner Pearl


Masonic block, Main, near Temple


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Masonic Hall, 53 Cambridge, East Cambridge Masonic Hall, 633 Main, Cambridgeport


Masonic Hall, 149 North avenue, North Cambridge Melledge's block, Main, corner Norfolk Memorial Hall, 547 Main, corner Norfolk Moore's block, Mt. Auburn, corner Charles River Moore's building, 6 to 8 Brattle Murphy Hall, Dublin


Odd Fellows Hall, 85 Cambridge, East Cambridge


Odd Fellows Hall, Holyoke, corner Main


Odd Fellows Hall, 583. Main, Cambridgeport


Potter's block, 187 to 199 North avenue


Pythian Hall, Hyde's block, 603 Main


Ramsay's building, 1 Brattle


Rogers' block, Main, between Washington and Brewery Rolling Mill block, Bristol, bet. Berkshire and Portland Saunders block, 38 and 42 North avenue


Shea's block, 151 to 155 Bridge


Shepherd's block, rear 10 Charles River


Shepherd's block, 9 Charles River


Smart's building, rear 386 Main


Sons of Temperance Hall, Lechmere Bank building, Cam- bridge, East Cambridge


Squire's block, Squire's court, from 164 Gore


State Arsenal, Chauncy, corner Concord avenue


Stratton's block, Cambridge, near Fifth


Swiney's block, Gore, near Fifth


Symond's block, 24 De Wolf Temperance Hall, Union square, North Cambridge Temple block, Main, corner Temple


Temple Hall, Temple, corner Main


Union Hall, 631 Main, nearly opposite Central square


Waitt's Hall, Cambridge, junction Hampshire, Inman sq. Washington Hall, Wood's block, 573 Main


Watson's block, 560 Main


Welch's block, North, opposite N. E. Glass Works


Wellington Hall (G. A. R. post 30), Pearl Wheatland's block, Cambridge, junction Bridge Whitney's block, 465 Main


Whitney's building, Brattle square


Wood's block, Main, opp. Pearl


COLLEGE BUILDINGS, ETC.


Alumni Hall, junction Kirkland, Quincy, and Cambridge Appleton Chapel, College yard, 1856 Astronomical Observatory, Garden, opposite Linnæan Botanic Garden, Garden, corner Linnæan Boylston Hall, College yard


College House, 1 to 13 Harvard row


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Dane Hall, College yard Divinity Hall, Divinity avenue Gore Hall, College yard, 1838 Gray's Hall, College yard, 1863 [Cambridge Harvard Gymnasium, junction Broadway, Quincy, and Harvard Hall, College yard, 1766 Holden Chapel, College yard, 1724 Hollis Hall, College yard, 1763 Holworthy Hall, College yard, 1812 Holyoke House, 450 to 458 Harvard


Lawrence Hall, Brattle, near Mason Lawrence Scientific School, Kirkland, cor. Holmes place Massachusetts Hall, College yard, 1720 Matthews Hall, College yard, 1870 Museum of Comparative Zoology, Divinity av. and Oxford Peabody Museum of Archæology, Divinity avenue Stoughton Hall, College yard, 1805 Thayer Hall, College yard, 1869 University Hall, College yard, 1812 Wadsworth House, College yard Weld Hall, College yard, 1871


WHARVES.


Boynton's wharf, 48 Bridge, East Cambridge


Brooks wharf, 221 Bridge Burrage, Shepherd & Co.'s wharf, Broadway, Lower Port


City wharf, Main, opposite Dock


College wharf, foot of Dunster


Day & Collins wharf, Main, near Pioneer, Lower Port Gale & Wood's wharf, Main, Lower Port


Gas wharf, foot of Bath Gas wharf, Third, near Broad canal Hall's wharf, foot of East street, East Cambridge' Hasting's wharf, East, near Bridge, East Cambridge Holmes & Rugg's wharf, River, near City mills Holt's wharf, East, near Bridge, East Cambridge Hubbard's wharf, foot of Charles River Luke & Bent's wharf, Main, near Pioneer N. E. Glass House wharf, foot of North Revere Sugar Refinery wharf, foot of Water Sanborn's wharf, Bridge, near Cambridge, E. Cambridge Smith's wharf, Main, nearly opposite Dock Tower's wharf, rear 139 Broadway Warren's wharf, Bridge street, next to Craigie's bridge Wellington H. & Co.'s wharf, Bridge, n. Craigie's bridge Winthrop wharf, foot of De Wolf


Wyman's wharf, east end of Craigie's bridge


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CEMETERIES.


Cambridge, Coolidge avenue, near Watertown line


Catholic, Spruce, opposite Jackson


Mt. Auburn, Mt. Auburn street, near Watertown line


Old Burying ground, Ward 1, North avenue, opposite College grounds, B. F. Wyeth, superintendent.


BRIDGES.


Cambridge Street bridge, from River street, Cambridge- port, to Brighton


Canal or Craigie's bridge, from Cambridge street, East Cambridge, to Boston


Essex Street bridge, from Brookline street, Cambridge- port, to Brookline


North Harvard Street bridge, from Brighton street, Cam- bridge, to Brighton


Prison Point bridge, from Prison Point road, East Cam- bridge, to Charlestown


West Boston bridge, from Main street, Cambridgeport, to Boston


Western Avenue bridge, from Western avenue, Cam- bridgeport, to Brighton


WARD BOUNDARIES.


WARD 1. Beginning at the boundary line between Cambridge and Belmont, on Concord avenue, thence by the center of Concord avenue to Bond street, thence by the center of Bond street to Garden street, thence by the center of Garden street to Shepard street, thence by the center of Shepard street to North avenue, thence by the center of North avenue to Sacramento street, thence by the center of Sacramento street to the boundary line be- tween Cambridge and Somerville, thence by said boundary line to a point which would be struck by the central line of Dana street if extended northerly to said boundary line, thence by a line to Dana street, and by the center of Dana street to Main street, thence by the center of Main street to Mount Auburn street, thence by the center of Mount Auburn street to Putnam avenue, thence by the center of Putnam avenue to Western avenue, thence by the center of Western avenue to the boundary line be- tween Cambridge and Brighton, thence by said boundary line to the boundary line between Cambridge and Water- town, thence by the last-mentioned boundary line to the


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boundary line between Cambridge and Belmont, thence by the last-mentioned boundary line to the point begun at.


WARD 2. Beginning at the boundary line between Cambridge and Somerville, at a point which would be struck by the Central line of Dana street, if extended northerly to said boundary line, thence by a line to Dana street, and by the center of Dana street to Main street, thence through the center of Main street to Norfolk street, thence by the center of Norfolk- street to Washington street, thence by the center of Washington street to the junction of Washington and Main streets, thence by a line at a right angle, southerly, to the water, thence by the water to the mouth of Broad canal, thence by the center of Broad canal to North canal, thence by the center of North canal, and northerly, in a line continued therefrom, to the boundary line between Cambridge and Somerville, thence by said boundary line to the point begun at.


WARD 3. Beginning at the mouth of Broad canal thence by the center of Broad canal to North canal, thence by the center of North canal, and northerly, in a line continued therefrom, to the boundary line between Cambridge and Somerville, thence by said boundary line to the waters of Charles river, thence by the water to the point begun at.


WARD 4. Beginning at the boundary line between Cambridge and Brighton, on Western avenue, thence through the center of Western avenue to Putnam avenue, thence through the center of Putnam avenue to Mount Auburn street, thence through the center of Mount Auburn street to Main street, thence through the center of Main street to Norfolk street, thence through the center of Nor- folk street to Washington street, thence through the center' of Washington street to the junction of Washington and Main streets, thence by a line at a right angle, southerly, to the water, thence by the water to the point begun at.


WARD 5. Beginning at the boundary line between Cambridge and Belmont, on Concord avenue, thence by the center of Concord avenue to Bond street, thence by the center of Bond street to Garden street, thence by the center of Garden street to Shepard street, thence by the center of Shepard street to North avenue, thence by the center of North avenve to Sacramento street, thence by the center of Sacramento street to the boundary line be- tween Cambridge and Somerville, thence by said boun- dary line to the boundary line between Cambridge and Arlington, thence by the said last mentioned boundary line to the point begun at.


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CAMBRIDGE ADVERTISEMENTS.


GEORGE F. RICKER & CO., BEDDING DEALERS,


MACHINE CARPET BEATERS,


UPHOLSTERERS & FURNITURE REPAIRERS Mattresses, Feather Beds, &c. Re-made and Renovated. 636 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE TEMPLE, CAMBRIDGEPORT, MASS.


EZRA ABBOTT, Successor to JAMES MELLEN,


BUILDING MOVER


Is prepared to move or raise any description of Brick or Wooden Buildings, in a prompt and workmanlike manner. Orders can be addressed to my residence,


No. 77 Washington Street, Cambridgeport, OR TO THE OFFICE OF CURTIS DAVIS & CO., No. 21 Merchants Row, BOSTON. N. B. Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.


ROBERT WEITZE, Manufacturer of all kinds of


SA AGES


ALSO, DEALER IN


MEATS AND VEGETABLES.


Store, 186 Cambridge Street,


Manufactory, cor. Thorndike and Eighth Sts., S , EAST CAMBRIDGE.


ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.


GEORGE LOCK, PLASTERER & STUCCO WORKER,


Basement, 508 Main Street,


CAMBRIDGEPORT, MASS.


Particular attention to all kinds of Fancy Work, "such as Center Pieces, Brackets, &c. Workimade from the celebrated


FIBROUS PLASTER. Samples of work can be seen by calling at the shop.


CAMBRIDGE


DIRECTORY,


1878.


ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THIS DIRECTORY.


Ab., above ; agt., agent ; asst., assistant ; av., avenue; b. or bds., boards ; bet., between ; bldg., building; blk., block ; (B.), Boston ; com. mer., commission merchant; c. or cor., corner; ct., court; Ep. Theo. School, Episcopal Theo- logical School; h .. house; lab., laborer; L. P., Lower Port; H. U. Harvard University, mkr., maker; mnfr., manufacturer; M. & H. Organ Co., Mason & Hamlin Organ Co; n., near; opp., opposite; pl., place; P. O., Post Office; pres., president; rd., road; Rev., reverend; r., rear; st., street; sec., secre- tary; sq., square; supt., superintendent; treas., treasurer; (U. S. N.), United States Navy ; (U. S. A.), United States Army; U. R. Co., Union Railway Com - pany; whol., wholesale; wid., widow; whf., wharf.


AARON LEWIS (Aaron & Parker), cigarmaker, house 445% Main


Aaron Moss, cigarmaker, house 65 Washington


Aaron & Parker (Lewis Aaron and F. C. Parker), cigars and tobacco, 44712 Main


Abbe Alanson J., student H. U., rooms 39 Gray's hall Abbot Anne W. Miss, boards 23 Berkeley


Abbot Eugene B., lumber (44 Kilby B.), h. 37 Inman Abbot Ezra, Bussey Prof. of New Testament criticism and interpretation H. U., house 23 Berkeley


Abbot Francis E., editor "Index," (231 Washington, B.), h. Lake View avenue [294 Harvard


Abbot George W., com. mer. (21 Central whf., B.), h. Abbot Myra G. Mrs., house 33 Tremont


Abbot Walter L., clerk (21 Central whf., B.), boards 294 Harvard


Abbott Brazilian C., coffin maker, 203 Bridge, house at South Boston


Abbott Charles L., law student, H. U., b. 39 Tremont


Abbott Charles S., box maker, house 41 Clark


Abbott Edward, clergyman, house Channing


Abbott Edward M. Mrs., house 7 Chauncy


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Abbott Elizabeth C., widow of Jesse B., h. 247 Broadway ABBOTT EZRA, building mover, house 77 Washington Abbott Frank E., building mover, boards 77 Washington Abbott George H., train dispatcher B. & A. R. R., house 5 Dickinson


Abbott Horatio N., engineer, Bridge, corner Third, house 154 Cambridge


Abbott John, variety store, 242 Broadway, house do.


Abbott John K., real estate (59 Cambridge, B.), h. 144 North avenue, next Porter's station


Abbott John P., printer, house 138 Elm


Abbott Joseph H., salesman (44 Washington, B.), h. 8 Douglass


Abbott Levi, machinist, house 39 Tremont


Abbott Lucy K. Mrs., boarding house, 5 Dickinson


Abercrombie Sarah G., widow of Milo B., h. 26 Brattle


Abercrombie Talulah G. Miss, teacher Quincy primary school, boards 26 Brattle


Aberle Florentine, teamster bds. Frank Aberle's, Tannery Aberle Frank, currier, house Tannery, 1st street on right


Aberle Jacob, cooper, house off Eighth, near Spring


Aberle Jacob, jr., cooper, 138 Gore, h. off Eighth, n. Spring


Aberle John, cooper, boards off Eighth, near Spring


Aberle Philip, at Dover Stamp Co., boards off Eighth, near Spring


Abroe Mary Ann, wid. of Francis, h. 199 Mt. Auburn


Ackerdy Alfred, waiter, boards 37 Dunster


Ackers Hannah Miss, house 21 Sacramento


Ackers John L. P., painter, 460 Main, boards 51 Western avenue


Ackers Mehitable Miss, house 21 Sacramento


Ackers William H., printer Riverside Press, house 24 Jay


Acorn Henry, boards 1 State


Acorn Washington, hatter, boards 1 State


Adam Alexander, blacksmith, house rear 222 Broadway Adams Adelbert A., whalebone (24 Lincoln, B.), house 28812 Broadway


Adams Albert, mason, house 17 Winthrop


Adams Alexander L., real estate agent, b. Porter's Hotel Adams Charles J., deputy jailer and master House of Cor- rection, Thorndike, cor. Third, house do.


Adams Charles Thornton, student H. U., rooms 25 Thay- er hall [442 Broadway Adams Charles W., bookkeeper (22 Sudbury, B.), house Adams David J., jr., foreman of cutters Howard M. Saw- yer, boards 42 Second [Spring Adams Dean J., at Navy Yard (Charlestown), house 129 Adams Edward F., bookkeeper (39 Franklin, B.), boards 91 Thorndike


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Adams Francis W., student H. U., house 14 Centre Adams Frank S., clerk (60 Summer, B.), b. 74 Thorndike Adams Fred W., driver U. R. Co., h. at Mount Auburn Adams Geo. C., clerk, 154 Harvard, boards 108 Winsor Adams Harry H., inspector (Custom House, B.), house 104 Thorndike


Adams James, laborer, house 77 Spring


Adams James H., teamster, State, cor. Osborn, house 161 Broadway


Adams James H., student H. U., bds. 85 Brattle


Adams James S., printer (352 Washington, B.), boards 77 River


Adams John, brass finisher, house 162 Otis


Adams John P., gas fixtures, 12 Harvard row, house 12 Shepard


Adams Joseph H., student H. U., bds. 85 Brattle


Adams Joseph M., whalebone worker (24 Lincoln, B.), h. 25 Hamilton


Adams J. French (J. F. Adams & Co.), stair builder, Sev- enth, cor. Cambridge, house 91 Thorndike


Adams J. F. & Co. (J. French Adams), stair builders, Seventh, cor. Cambridge


Adams J. Getney, bookkeeper (136 South Market, B.), house Wallace, near Garden


Adams Lester W., driver U. R. Co., h. 44 Holyoke


Adams Lyman M., carriage painter, 446 Main, boards at Somerville


Adams Margaret, widow of John, house 120 Harvard Adams Maurice H., machinist Am. Net & Twine Co., h. 5812 Cambridge [avenue


Adams Reuben A., auctioneer 396 Main, h. 322 North Adams Susan F. Mrs., house 34 Bigelow


Adams Theodore P., teacher High school, Broadway, h. at Boston


Adams Walter S., driver U. R. Co., h. 44 Holyoke


Adams William, house 14 Centre


Adams William H., teamster, bds. 28 Seventh


Adams William R., clerk Boston Branch store, 115 Cam- bridge, house 106 do.


Aden Catharine Mrs., house 39 Hastings


Aeger Edmund, laborer, house Clifton, near Spruce


Agassiz Alexander, curator Zoological Museum and (67 Milk, B.), house 36 Quincy


Agassiz Elizabeth C., widow of Louis, house 36 Quincy Agen James, soapmaker, house 43 Pearl


Agen James E., soapmaker, bds. 43 Pearl


Agen Martin, laborer, h. 162 Franklin


Agen Michael F., mechanic, bds. 162 Franklin


Agnew Howard, student H. U., bds. 17 Dunster


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Ahearn Dennis, laborer, h. 76 Spruce


Ahearn Dennis, baker, house 57 Amory


Ahearn Ellen, widow, house 291 Cambridge


Ahearn Eugene, laborer, house 3 Linnehan's blk., Third Ahearn James, cigar maker, house 291 Cambridge


Ahearn John, laborer, house 32 Auburn


Ahearn John, laborer, house 57 Amory


Ahearn Maurice, house 1 Linnehan's block, Third


Ahearn Maurice, laborer, house 149 Dublin


Ahearn Maurice J., broker (5 Tremont, room 5, B.), h. 320 North avenue


Ahearn Thomas, marble worker, house 41 Jefferson


Ahearn Timothy, baker, house 170 Franklin


Ahern David, grocer, 1912 Fifth, house do.


Ahern Jerry, laborer, house Bay, cor. Kinnaird


Ahern Lawrence, potter, house 4 Sands


Ahern Michael, brick layer, house 2 Emmons place


Ahern Richard, blacksmith, bds. 76 Dublin


Ahern see Ahearn, also O'Hearn


Aigin Michael, trader, house 123 Gore


Aiken Charles H., clerk Aiken & Woodard, Cambridge, opp. the distillhouse, boards 152 Spring


Aiken Fred J., boards 152 Spring


Aiken Joseph M. (Aiken & Woodard), charcoal, hay and straw, Cambridge, opp. the distillhouse, h. 152 Spring Aiken & Woodard (Joseph M. Aiken and Jonas Wood- ard), charcoal, hay and straw, Cambridge opp. the distillhouse


Aikins William H., teamster, house 80 Harvard


Akerman M. Louise Miss, teacher Riverside Primary school, bds. 9 Sumner


ALBEE SUMNER, overseer of the poor and attorney (20 Court, room 19, B.), h. 30 Essex ·


Albert Richard S., student H. U., rooms 15 Matthews hall


Alberts Albert, laborer, house 131 Third


Alberts Clements P., clerk Revere Sugar Refinery, boards 131 Third


Albie Eliza Miss, house 10 Jay


Alden Adelbert H. (190 Congress, B.), bds. 317 Harvard


Alden Adeline Mrs., house Russell, next Elm


Alden Albert, house 59 Spring


Alden Ann Mrs., confectionery, etc., 546 Main, house do. Alden Charles A. (181 Broad, B.), boards 18 Hancock


Alden Charles W., clerk.(4 Bowdoin sq., B.), boards 438 Main


Alden Fannie L., music teacher, h. 471 Main


Alden George A., commission merchant in india rubber and gutta percha (190 Congress, B.), h. 317 Harvard


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Alden George E., clerk (Franklin, B.), bds. 317 Harvard Alden Joseph W., house 48 Pleasant


Alden Julius E. Mrs., dressmaker, house 471 Main


Alden Sophia D., widow of Elbridge G., h. 18 Hancock


Alden Thomas, book binder, h. 546 Main


Alden William R., plasterer, h. 19 Hews


Alden William T., fly finisher M. & H. Organ Co., house 438 Main


Aldrich Albert C., student H. U., rooms 23 College house Aldrich Frank, starch, etc. (19 Kilby, B.), h. 248 North avenue


Alexander Abram, grocer, 644 Main, house 122 Green


Alexander Daniel, laborer, h. 93 Elm


Alexander Giles R., carpenter, house 27 Sydney


Alexander James, h. 187 Mt. Auburn


Alexander J. Scott, policeman, station 2, h. 520 Main


Alexander Mary, widow of Hugh, house 3 Green


Alexander Thomas Mrs., music teacher, h. 52 Trowbridge


Alexander Thomas, printer John Wilson & Son, house 52 Trowbridge


ALGER ALPHEUS B., lawyer (13 Court square, B.), boards E. A. Alger's, Mt. Vernon


Alger Arthur M., drug clerk, boards 33 Sacramento


ALGER EDWIN A., lawyer (13 Court sq., B.), house Mt. Vernon


Alger Frederick W., clerk, bds. E. A. Alger's, Mt. Vernon Alger Horace Chapin, student H. U., rooms 16 Matthews hall


Alger Morton, house 33 Sacramento


Alghieri Simon, caterer, house 56 Norfolk


Allan Alexander, printer (7 Spring lane, B.), h. 64 Brattle


Allan John, machinist, house rear 41 Clark


Allan, see Allen, also Allyn


Allard Alonzo, picture frame maker, house 461 Main


Allard Alonzo, teamster, boards 119 Winsor


Allard Benjamin H., express, house 71 Pleasant


Allard Charles N., baker, h. Portland, corner Hampshire Allard David, house 71 Pleasant


Allen Albert F. (Morrill & Allen), 356 Main, house 250 Broadway


Allen Alexander V. G. Rev., professor Episcopal Theo- logical School, house Ash, corner Brattle


Allen Andrew H., student H. U., rooms 38 Weld hall Allen Ann, widow of Robert, house 11 Fifth


Allen Benjamin F., piano maker, house 10 Wendell Allen Caleb C., 356 Main, house 26 Columbia


Allen Caroline M. Mrs., dressmaker, house 10 Wendell


Allen Catherine, widow of John C., house 102 Brookline


Allen Charles G., clerk (112 State, B.), bds. 69 Brattle


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Allen Charles N., student H. U., rooms 44 College house Allen Charles P., stairbuilder, house 203 Hampshire


Allen Daniel, boiler maker, 92 Main, boards 17 Main Allen Edmund J., provisions, boards 6 Gordon place Allen Edward E., telegraph operator, bds. 203 Hampshire Allen Edward H., machinist, 72 Main, house at Boston Allen Fannie Miss, teacher Otis primary school, boards 11 Fifth


Allen Francis B., student H. U., rooms 16 Oxford Allen Frank A., Oriental Tea Co. (85 Court, B.), h. 263 Harvard [hall


Allen Frederick H., student H. U., rooms 9 Holworthy Allen George, pressman Welch, Bigelow & Co., house 17 Gerry


Allen George A., marble cutter, boards 99 Mt. Auburn


Allen George W., expressman, house 7 Flagg


Allen George W., laborer, house 10 Flagg


Allen Henry George Mrs., lodging, house 14 Ware Allen Henry W ., house 29 Suffolk


Allen James, blacksmith (B.), house Brewery, cor. Main Allen James H., cutter (227 Wash., B.), h. 116 Inman Allen Jeremiah, laborer, house 38 Porter, near Harding


Allen Joel A., asst. in Museum of Comparative Zoology, house 51 Oxford


Allen Joseph A., provisions, house 6 Gordon place Allen Joseph H., clergyman, house 5 Garden


Allen J. Addison, provisions, 35 River, h. 6 Gordon place Allen Lydia A., widow, house 3 Lamson's place Allen Margaret, widow of Thomas, h. rear 201 Franklin Allen Mary, widow of Jonathan, house 7 William Allen Mary, widow of Henry, house 51 Gore Allen Mary M. Miss, music teacher, 69 Brattle


Allen Nathan L., apothecary, 155 North avenue, house at Somerville


Allen Russell C., student H. U., boards 5 Garden


Allen Susan Miss, music teacher, house 3 Lamson's place Allen Thomas, ship chandler, house 17 Boardman Allen Wilkes, dentist, 69 Brattle, house do.


Allen William E., student H. U., rooms 410 Harvard Allen William Hall, student H. U., rooms 3 Little's block Allen William H. B., house 13 Market


Allen William Martin, paper ruler (299 Washington, B.), house 4 Gore place


Allen Willis Boyd, student H. U., rooms 6 Plympton Allen, see Allyn, also Allan


Allenson Francis G., student H. U., rooms 471 Broadway Alley Charles R., house 386 Harvard


Alley Elliot E., upholsterer, house 131 Thorndike


Alley Emma B., teacher Training school, Sacramento, boards 17 Upton


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Alley Frank E., grocer (111 Green, B.), h. 386 Harvard Alley William H., student H. U., rooms 35 Matthews hall Alley W. Frank, traveling salesman, 503 Main, boards 82 Magazine




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