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Parks William, iron molder, 368 Main, house 8 Moore
Parlin Herbert, law student, boards 37 Essex [man Parlin Simon W ., bookkeeper (48 Summer, B.), h. 111 In- Parmenter Allston, boards 1 Austin place
Parmenter Ezra, bridge commissioner and overseer of poor, house 37 Second
Parmenter James P., student H. U., rms. 49 Thayer hall Parmenter William H., driver Thurston, Hall & Co., h. 12 Essex
Parr William H., machinist M. & H. O. Co., house North avenue, corner Lambert avenue
Parris Eli, laborer, house 74 Harvard [29 Rice
Parris Mary Mrs., house 3 Webster avenue
Parry C. Ephraim, brick manufacturer, foot Raymond, h. Parry James R., messenger W. U. Telegraph Co., 98 Cambridge, boards 28 Winter
Parry John E., clerk, 225 North av., house 223 do. Parry Martha A., widow of James, dressmaker, 28 Win- ter, house do. [bds. 29 Rice Parry William A., engineer C. E. Parry, foot Raymond, Parsons Albert S., treasurer Cambridgeport Diary Co. (117 Devonshire, B.), house 27 Ellsworth avenue Parsons Alexander, clerk, 18 River, house 50 do.
Parsons Allen B., carpenter, 5 Palmer, near Brattle, house 35 Mellen
Parsons Charles, grocer, 18 River, house 122 Auburn PARSONS CHARLES A., fish dealer, 215 North ave- nue, house 35 Mellen
Parsons Elizabeth, widow, house 122 Auburn
Parsons George, house 122 Auburn
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Parsons George Allen, house 35 Mellen
Parsons Harmon, carpenter and hardware, 20012 North avenue, house 25 Walden, corner Westford
Parsons Henry K. (H. K. Parsons & Co,), boarding and livery stable, also hay and straw, 196 North avenue, boards 10 Russell
Parsons H. K. & Co. (Henry K. Parsons and George H. True), boarding and livery stable, also hay and straw, 196 North avenue
Parsons James B., confectioner, boards 64 Broadway
Parsons Joseph, gardener J. G. Coolidge, boards do.
Parsons Josiah P., carpenter, boards 25 Walden
Parsons Marion Mrs., house 64 Broadway [len
Parsons Mary E. Miss, teacher (Nantasket), bds. 35 Mel- Parsons Sylvanus M., cattle broker, house 10 Russell
Parsons Theophilus, ex-professor of law, h. 54 Garden Parsons Mary A. Mrs., house 35 Mellen [Harvard
Partridge David, case maker M. & H. O. Co., bds. 17912 Partridge J. C., clerk, 106 Cambridge, boards 59 Third Partridge Polly, widow of Henry, house 11 Meacham Partridge Rebecca Mrs., house 24 Mellen
Pasco Amelia, widow of John, house 37 Cottage
Pasco John J., clerk (47 Franklin, B.), house 37 Cottage Pasco Louis A., clerk (B.), boards 37 Cottage
Patch Amos G., produce (cellar 1 New F. H. Market, B.), house 34 Tremont [vard
Patch Charles A., printer (73 Federal, B.), bds. 269 Har- Patch Charles R., oils (7 Central wharf, B.), house 269 Harvard [bds. 13 Shepard
Patch Helen E. Miss, copyist Probate office, Court House, Patch Howard W., printer (73 Federal, B.), boards 269 Harvard
Patch J. Albert H., action maker, 624 Main, h. 18 Howard
Patch Levi M., hairdresser, 431 Main, house 1 State
Patch Matilda S., widow of J. M., house 4 Upton
Patch Otis, clerk (cellar 1 New F. H. Market, B.), boards 34 Tremont
Patchett Edward, gate keeper Mt. Auburn cemetery, h. Mt. Auburn, corner Lowell
Patchett James, in Boston Rolling Mill, h. at Chelsea
Patrick Ralph, printer (Arch, B.), house 6 Beech
Patriquin John M., salesman (9 Winter, B.), h. 7 Hamilton Patt Julia, widow of Michael, house 196 Franklin
Pattee Asa D., livery stable (22 Portland, B.), house 236 Putnam avenue
Pattee Charles H., attorney at law (33 School, room 20, B.), boards 236 Putnam avenue
Patten Albert, on E. R. R., bds. 12 Rogers block, Main Patten Albert G., painter, house 12 Rogers block, Main
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Patten Frank B., student H. U., rooms 19 College house Patten Fred. A, teamster, h. Squire's brick block, Gore Patten John, laborer, house 119 Fourth
Patten S. Lizzie, widow of Thaddeus, h. 134 Thorndike Patterson Catherine Miss, h. foot Harvey, at Arlington line Patterson Elizabeth, widow, house Jackson, near Spruce Patterson Mary, wid. of W m., bds. Squire's brick blk., Gore Patterson Robert, laborer, bds. 2 Linnehan's block, Third Patterson Robert F., student H. U., rms. 42 Divinity hall Patterson William, carpenter, house rear 141 Columbia
Paul Henry C., molder Geo. A. Denham & Co., house 55 Spring
Paul Henry S., carpenter and stair builder, 85 Brighton, house 39 Putnam avenue
Pauline John, mariner, house 43 Vine [House
Paullin Daniel E., student H. U., rooms 13 Wadsworth Payne Charles W. Mrs., house 10 Jay
Payne Frank, driver, boards 15 Perry
Payne Joseph, expressman, house 303 Cambridge
Payne Richard, laborer, house 115 Columbia
Payne Richard, jr., waiter, boards 115 Columbia
Payne, see Paine [Norfolk Payson Joseph H., box maker G. G. Page & Co., h. 127 Payton Lucy Mrs., house 71 Pleasant
Peabody Andrew P., preacher to the University and Plummer prof. of christian morals H. U., h. 11 Quincy Peabody Elizabeth P. Miss, boards 19 Follen
Peabody Francis G., pastor First Parish church, house Shepard, near Garden
Peach William, jr., painter, house 82 River
Peacock William A., bookkeeper, basement 622 Main, boards 30 Upton [Medford
Peak Horatio N., jr., tuner M. & H. Organ Co., house at Peak Howard F. (Peak & Anderson), roofer, 402 Har- vard, house 2 Charles River
Peak & Anderson (Howard F. Peak and John E. Ander- son), slating and roofing, 402 Harvard
Pear Charles M., house 17 Worcester
Pear Isaac S. (Pettingill & Pear), spring bed mnfr., Os- born's mills, State, store (35 Brattle, B.), h. 7 Howard Pear John B., boards 17 Worcester
Pear Joseph S., boards 28 Front
Pear Sarah A. E. Miss, house 28 Front
Pear Sarah R., widow of John S., house 17 Worcester Pear Thomas, jeweler (27 Avery, B.), house 42 Essex Pearl Solomon, milkman, house 119 Prospect
Pearson Alexander C., paper hanger, 12 Prospect, h. do. Pearson Augusta, widow, house 20 Prince
Pearson Charles S., paper hanger, house 125 Washington
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Pearson George H., clerk, 595 Main, boards 20 Prince
Pearson John A., leather cutter, house 10 Essex
Pearson John D., book binder, house 9 Sydney [dell Pearson Legh R., printer John Wilson & Son, h. 30 Wen- Pearson Martha J. M. Mrs., house 68 Dana
Pearson Mary D. Mrs., house 9 Sydney
Pearson Nancy, widow of Simon, house 12 Pleasant Pearson William, bookkeeper (102 Pearl, B.), b. 9 Sydney Pease Charles K., tin plate worker, boards 5 Rockwell Pease Curtis S., bookkeeper Boston Ice Co., Prison Point bridge, house at Lynn
Pease Daniel, jr., salesman (36 Avon, B.), house 60 Dana Pease Mathew, carpenter, boards 27 Warland
Peaslee Cyrus, provisions (40 F. H. square, B.), house Richdale avenue, near Walden
Peasley Susan Mrs., house 101 Spring
Pechet Joseph, laborer, house 148 Spruce
Peck Harriet W. Mrs., house 4 Everett
Peirce Benjamin, Perkins professor of astronomy and mathematics H. U. and consulting geometer U. S. coast survey, house 4 Kirkland place
Peirce Benjamin O. (16 Kilby, B.), house 413 Broadway
Peirce Benjamin O., jr., boards 413 Broadway
Peirce Charles S., U. S. coast survey, house 6 Arrow
Peirce Charlotte E. Miss, house 4 Kirkland place
Peirce F. Thomas, laborer, house 418 Main
Peirce Harriet Mrs., house 8 Allen [place Peirce Herbert H. D., furniture (5 Park, B.), h. 4 Kirkland. Peirce James M., University professor of mathematics H. U., rooms 47 Matthews hall
Peirce Mary F., teacher High school, boards 91 Magazine Peirce, see Pierce, also Pearce
Peircy John A., boiler maker, h. 4 Rogers block, Main Pellew Wm. Geo., student H. U., rms. 23 Holworthy hall Peltier Jos. O., organ maker, 101 Gore, h. at Somerville Pendergast John T., laborer, house 8 Cambridge
Pendexter Frances E., teacher Gore primary school, bds. 80 Fourth
Pendexter Maria Miss, house 80 Fourth
Pendlebury Alice Miss, machine operator, b. 93 Winsor Pendlebury Ellen Miss, hair work, 93 Winsor, h. do. Pendlebury James R., printer, boards 93 Winsor Pendlebury Peter Mrs., house 93 Winsor
Pendleton Augustus M., clerk, h. 41 Spruce, cor. Hollis
Penfield John S., potter, house 36 River
Penka Christiana, widow, house 159 Broadway
Penka Frederick, shoemaker, 159 Broadway, house do. Pennell Ellington (Pennell & Co.), hardware, etc., 57 Cambridge, house 11 Sixth
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Pennell Frank H., clerk, 15 Second, boards 11 Sixth Pennell James F. (Pennell & Co.), hardware, etc., 57 Cambridge, honse 114 Thorndike Pennell & Co. (Ellington and James F. Pennell), hard- ware and stoves, 57 Cambridge
Penney James S., farmer, boards Richard Penney's, foot Harvey, at Arlington line [at Somerville Penney John D., farmer Richard Penney, foot Harvey, h. Penney Richard, farmer, h. foot Harvey, at Arlington line Penney Thomas W., policeman, station 5, house Elm, corner Russell
Penniman Albert B., printer, house 297 Broadway
Penniman Benjamin F., printer, house 129 Pearl
Penniman Charles, tinsmith, house 158 Putnam avenue Penniman Thomas J. (T. J. Penniman & Co.), carriage painter, 446 Main, house 9 State
Penniman T. J. & Co. (Thomas J. Penniman), carriage painters, 446 and 448 Main
Penning Fred J., varnisher, house 124 Gore
Pennock N. Arthur, reed maker, house 1 Plymouth
Penny Mary, widow, house 10 Donnell Pennyhacker James L., student H. U., rms. 56 Thayer hall
Penrose Boies, student H. U., rooms 2 Gerry
Penrose Charles B., student H. U., rooms 2 Gerry
Peoples Tea Store, 106 Cambridge
Pepper Rosanna, widow of Thomas, h. 74 Sacramento
Pepper William, box maker, boards 74 Sacramento
Pereault Odilon, brick maker, house 100 Dublin
Perham John, house 97 Columbia
Perkin Augustus M., painter, house 11 Amory
Perkins Chas. W., clerk (51 No. Market, B.), h. 97 Inman Perkins Edward C., student H. U., rooms 47 Beck hall Perkins Elisha K., cooper (Boston wharf, First, South Boston), house 47 Pearl
Perkins George A., house 7 Everett [104 Auburn Perkins Hamilton H., clerk (20 F. H. Market, B.), house Perkins Jacob W., painter, house 53 Mt. Auburn
Perkins Jennie Estelle Miss, music teacher, b. 11 Amory Perkins John, jr., house 32 Hancock
Perkins John F., tuner M. & H. O. Co., h. at Medford
Perkins John K., bracket and frame maker, bds. 47 Pearl Perkins Levi, carpenter, house 7 Everett
Perkins Levi G., painter, 282 Broadway, h. at Somerville Perkins Mary Miss, teacher private school, 780 Main, boards do.
Perkins Susan S., widow of H. H., house 16 Lake [cock Perkins Walter S., salesman (4 Chauncy, B.), b. 32 Han- Perley George H., student H. U., rms. 22 Matthews hall Perrin Franklin, granite (19 Doane, B.), h. 37 Chauncy
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Perrin Wm. M., law student H. U., boards 33 Bigelow Perry Arthur, student H. U., rooms 56 Thayer hall Perry Benjamin F., printer, house 33 Holyoke
Perry Benjamin W., carpenter, house 26 Tremont
Perry Caroline M. Miss, copyist, Court House, boards at Concord
Perry Charles E., blacksmith, house 117 Otis [yoke Perry Chas. F., asst. shipper (33 Summer, B.), b. 33 Hol- Perry Eben F., news agent (F. R. R. depot, B.), boards 53 Otis
Perry Eugene, painter, 3 Sargent, house do.
Perry Foster, carpenter, house 12 Putnam court
Perry Frederick G., student H. U., boards 10 Oxford
Perry George M., student H. U., rooms 864 Main
Perry Harriet Mrs., boarding-house, 10 Oxford
Perry Herbert M., student H. U., rms. 31 College house
Perry James H. M., teamster, house 115 Columbia
Perry Joseph, hairdresser, 177 Bridge, boards M. N. Da- Ponte's, Fourth [Market
Perry Joseph L., salesman (35 F. H. Market, B.), house 44 Perry Louis, bread store, 119 Gore, house do.
Perry Marshall (Norris & Perry), coal and wood, 6 West- 1 ern avenue, house at Boston
Perry Oliver H., house 153 Otis
Perry Thos. S., instructor in English H. U., h. at Boston Perry Wm., chair painter (39 Fulton, B.), h. 258 Bridge Pervear Hiram K. Rev., pastor First Baptist Society, house 314 Broadway
Pesch Henry, gilder (111 Washington, B.), h. 25 Fifth Peters Charles J., stereotyper (73 Federal, B.), house 110 Austin [12 Fayette Peters Charles J., jr., stereotyper (73 Federal, B.), house Peters George E., printer(73 Federal, B.), h. 107 Austin Peters Geo. Gorham, student H. U., rms. 33 Matthews hall Peters Henry P., clerk (P. O., B.), house 95 Hampshire Peters Isaac A., printer Boston Journal (B.), house 248 Broadway
Peters Samuel S., porter, house 41 Hampshire
Peters Wm. York, student H. U., rms. 25 Holyoke house Peterson Benjamin D., ship chandlery (80 Commercial, B.), house 92 Magazine
Peterson Carl, coachman, 13 Waterhouse, boards do. Peterson Hans, cabinet maker, house 41 Brookline Peterson John B., house 63 Washington
Peterson John F., cabinet maker, house 114 Harvard Peterson John M., teamster, boards 83 Broadway Peterson John P., carriage body maker (B.), h. 17 Carson
Peterson Mary E., house Plymouth, n. Webster avenue' Pettengill Edwin M., house 46 Prospect
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Pettengill Frederick M., bookkeeper (129 Pearl, B.), h. 70 North avenue
Pettengill Joel C., watchman, house 8 Hamilton Pettengill Jonathan M., cashier National Exchange Bank (28 State, B.), h. 70 North avenue
Pettingill William H., house 646 Cambridge, n. Ellery
Pettingill Win. H., jr., oil hat maker, bds. 42 Second
Pettingill Joseph R., house 886 Main
Pettingil! Sarah, widow of Benjamin A., h. 3 Columbia Pettingill & Pear (Isaac S. Pear), spring bed mnfrs., Os- born's mills, State, salesroom (35 Brattle, B.)
Petts Adam, house Portland, near Harvard
Petts Annie Mrs., house Portland, near Hastings
Pevereily George A., house 3 Amory place
Peverelly Rebecca, widow of Anthony, h. 3 Amory place Pew Charles H., student H. U., rooms 23 Beck hall
Pew Wm. Andrews, student H. U., rms. 37 Thayer hall
Pfleger Gotlieb, laborer, house 12 Winter [Fourth Phalan Philip B., brass finisher F. Draper & Co., bds. 33 Phalen Lucy R., widow of Joseph, boarding-house, rear 5 Harvard square [vard square
Phalen Walter S., paper collar maker, boards rear 6 Har- Phalen William, gardener, h. Elmwood av., c. Mt Auburn Phalen William E., clerk, boards 72 Washington Phelan Annie Miss, dressmaker, house 204 Hampshire Phelan Edmund M., cooper, house 137 Brookline
Phelan Edmund T., diary maker, house 137 Brookline
Phelan Jeremiah J., switchman F. R. R., bds. 40 Bolton Phelan Patrick, furniture, 383 Main, house do.
Phelan Thomas J., stone cutter, boards 40 Bolton
Phelan Timothy A., house 30 Mt. Auburn
Phelan William, case maker. house 72 Washington
Phelan William, laborer, house 40 Bolton
Phelps Albert S., at University Press, bds. 1 Whitney ct.
Phelps Daniel W., laborer, house Portland, n. Hastings Phelps Samuel B., carpenter, house 5 Everett
Phelps S. D., house 85 Putnamn avenue
Phelps William H., electrotyper, house 74 Green
Philbrick Louisa D., widow of Ira R., house 4 Rogers block, Main [Boston
Phillips Archer W., clothes repairer, 449 Main, house at Phillips Charles A., bar tender, 2 Winter, boards 7 do.
Phillips Chas. W., jr., clerk (Somerville), boards 307 North avenue [avenue
Phillips Charles W., conductor U. R. Co., h. 307 North Phillips Edward, furrier, 59312 Main, rooms 6 Brookline Phillips Edward E., student H. U., rins. 28 Stoughton hall Phillips Edwin W., boards 19 Orchard
Phillips Ellen, widow of Chas., nurse, house 7 Winter 22
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Phillips Enos Burt, shoe manufacturer, 37 and 39 Clark, and (68 Pearl, B.), h. 80 Washington
Phillips George H., house 48 Fifth
Phillips Ivers C. Mrs., house 19 Orchard
Phillips James, printer, house 123 Elm
Phillips James, plasterer, house 59 Franklin
Phillips Joseph S., cigars, etc., 599 Main, h. 59 Pleasant Phillips Stephen A., house 49 Western avenue
Phillips William M., student H. U., rooms 33 Gray's hall Philpott David, carpenter, house 47 Banks
Phinney Charles F., machinist, 72 Main, bds. 179 do.
Phinney Emily H. Miss, teacher Webster grammar school, boards 100 Austin
Phinney Hugh M., pattern maker, 240 Broadway, h. do. Pickard Joseph, laborer, house rear 28 Washington
Pickering Edward Charles, director of the Observatory,
Phillips prof. of Astronomy, and prof. of Geodesy, h. Observatory, Garden
Pickering John, student H. U., rooms 12 Story
Pickering McLaurin F., ship broker and com. mer. (13 Exchange pl., B.), h. 71 Magazine
Pickett Charles E., wheelwright, 396 Main, h. 82 Elm
Pickett George E., clerk Orrin Hall, boards 21 Shepard Pickett Joseph J., mason, house 21 Western avenue
Pickett Mary E., dressmaker, boards 21 Shepard
Pickett Nancy, widow of Samuel, house 21 Shepard
Pickett N. Ella Miss, bds. 21 Shepard [Worcester Pierce Albert H., bookkeeper (7 Exchange pl., B.), h. 26 Pierce Alex. McLeod, printer Riverside Press, house 105 Putnam avenue [Broadway
Pierce Charles E., ventilators, etc., 42 Elm, house 342 Pierce Clara, widow of Andrew, house Mt. Auburn, opp. the Cemetery
Pierce Edward E., house 32 Front
Pierce Eugene W., carpenter, house 65 Mt. Auburn
Pierce Ezekiel P, house 279 Broadway
Pierce Eliza A. Mrs., dressmaker, house 11 Walden
Pierce Forester H., plumber, bds. 15 Lake View av.
Pierce Francis E., restaurant, 203 North av. h. 9 Walden
Pierce Frank K., at F. A. Kennedy's, boards 430 Main Pierce Frank W., expressman, 7 Harvard row, and (34 Court sq., B.), boards 8 De Wolf [Winsor
Pierce Frederick, foreman brass finisher, 368 Main, bds. 53
Pierce George P., clerk (B.), boards 65 Mt. Auburn
Pierce Harriet R., widow of Charles R., h. 8 De Wolf
Pierce James H., clerk (basement Old State House, B.), boards 11 Walden
Pierce James P., carpenter, house 65 Mt. Auburn
Pierce James W., treas. Boston Can Co. (126 Milk, B.), house 16 Worcester
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Pierce John L., plumber, 8 Brattle, bds. 15 Farwell place Pierce Joseph, wheelwright, 3 River, house 25 Park Pierce Lilly E. Mrs., boards 124 Austin
Pierce Joseph S., boards 2 Riverside place
Pierce Leander, supt. of bakery, 502 Main, bds. 430 do. Pierce Sarah E., widow of James W., h. 342 Broadway Pierce Walter E., clerk, 157 North av., bds. 9 Walden Pierce William J., tinsmith Boston Stamping Works, house 15 Lake View avenue
Pierce, see Peirce, also Pearce [91 Thorndike Pierpont Thomas, stair builder J. F. Adams & Co., bds. Pierre Manuel, cabinet maker, house 7 Fourth
Pike Albert W., stevedore, house 121 Western avenue Pike Carlos L., foreman G. G. Page & Co., b. 2 Prospect Pike Charles, dining saloon, 32 Brattle sq, h. 20 Front Pike Charles L., box maker, house rear 145 Columbia Pike Charles S., clerk (27 Doane, B.), bds. 183 Cambridge Pike Ellen N., teacher Gore primary school, b. 58 Sixth Pike Frederick M., carpenter, boards 62 Cherry
Pike George S., carpenter, house 62 Cherry
Pike Henry H., contractor, house 5212 Sacramento
Pike Humphrey, house 32 Magazine
Pike James, livery stable, 57512 and 904 Main, and (J. Pike & Co.), Church, n. Harvard sq., h. 7 Norfolk Pike Joel S. (J. Pike & Co.), livery stable, Church, opp. Palmer, house 24 Church, near Brattle
Pike John, hack driver J. Pike & Co., h. 71 Concord av.
Pike John N., engineer (Batterymarch, B.), house 183 Cambridge
Pike Joseph A., blacksmith, bds. 71 Concord avenue Pike J. & Co. (James and Joel S. Pike), livery stable, Church, n. Harvard sq. [& Co., h. 58 Sixth Pike Joseph S., foreman and shipping agent J. P. Squire Pike Nathan C., supt. Cambridge Preserving Co., 25 Main, house at Newton [Cambridge Pike Nellie L. Miss, teacher Gore primary school, bds. 183 Pike Theodore L., inspector of sewers (City hall, Boston), house 52 Sacramento
Pike Walter W., house 105 Otis
Piller Aaron, cigar maker, house 7 Watson
Piller Barnet, cigar maker, boards 7 Watson
Piller Emanuel A., cigar maker, house 14 Decatur Pillekey Gilbert, engineer John L. Sand's brick yard, Walden, house Concord avenue, 3d from Walden
Pillsbury Tappan P., case maker M: & H. O. Co., house 70 Washington
Pilsbury Ernest, student H. U., rooms 27 Trowbridge Pingree Edwin H., bookkeeper A. H. Hews & Co., bds. at Somerville
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Pinkerton James, engineer, house 31 Winsor Pinkham George G., tinsmith, house 119 Green Pinney George M., student H. U., rooms 28 Holyoke Piper Caroline A., nurse, house 125 Prospect
Piper George F., clergyman, house 30 Norfolk Piper George F., lawyer (48 Congress, B.), h. 14 Shepard Piper Henry A., cashier (256 Devonshire, B.), house Langdon, near North avenue
Piper Susan, widow of George C., house 14 Avon Piper William C., clerk (59 Franklin, B.), bds. 14 Avon Pitkin Emily R., teacher Allston grammar school, boards 16 Prospect
Pitman Henry B., collector clerk (Maverick National Bank, 50 Water, B.), bds. J. F. Pitman's, North av. Pitman John F., coal dealer, Somerville av. (Somerville), house North avenue, near Porter's station
Pitman Thomas, laborer, boards 163 Dublin
Pitson Carl, coachman, 13 Waterhouse, boards do.
Place Edward R., book binder, house 15 Green
Place George W. (Woodbury & Co.), planing mill, First, boards 80 Fourth
Place Hannah D., widow of Stephen M., h. 1 Percy place Plancich Peter H. (V. Plancich & Son), grocer, 78 Har- vard, bds. do. [vard, house do. Plancich Vincent (V. Plancich & Son), grocer, 78 Har- Plancich V. & Son (Vincent and Peter H., Plancich), grocers, 78 Harvard [brick yard Plant Frank, brick maker, h. Vassal lane, r. Cofran's Pluff Joseph, brush maker, 12 Gore, house at Somerville Plummer Albert C., drug clerk, 155 North avenue, bds. 4 Beech
Plummer Carrie C. Mrs., dressmaker, house 3 Linden Plummer Horatio N., house 254 North avenue
Plummer John W., musician and watch repairer (24 Elm, B.), boards 104 Hampshire
Plummer Nellie F. Miss, clerk, 180 No. av., h. 4 Beech Plummer William H., engineer, boards 44 Brookline Plumridge George, printer Riverside Press, house 25 School street court [Main
Poirot John B., tinner Boston Stamping Works, house 57 Poland Edward W., hack driver, boards 14 Eliot Poland William, builder, house 735 Cambridge
Polk Daniel B., laborer, house 39 Cowperthwaite Polk Helen, boards 20 Pearl
Pollard Christopher, teamster (B.), house 193 Main Pollard Frederick W., clergyman, house 34 Bigelow Pollard George, carpenter, house rear 45 Norfolk
Pollard John S., surveyor of mechanics work, h. 9 Bigelow Polley John, teamster, house 13 Putnam place
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Pollock A. F., in business department Cambridge Chron- icle, 573 Main, house at Boston
Pomeroy Caroline W., widow, house 19 Lawrence Poole Albert H., clerk (4 Summer, B.), b. 52 Trowbridge Poole Calvin, brick layer, house 41 Franklin
Poole Francis H., traveling salesman, h. 52 Trowbridge Poole Fred. L., traveling salesman, 503 Main, h. 52 Pearl Poole Fred. W., clerk (4 Summer, B.), b. 52 Trowbridge
Poole Isaac K., house 6 Rogers block, Washington
Poole W. Frank, potter, boards 41 Franklin
Poole Willard H., boards 41 Franklin
Poor Albert, student H. U., rooms 4 Hollis hall Poor John O., clerk Prospect House, boards do.
Pope Alphonso W., clerk (89 Bedford, B.), h. 24 Pearl
Pope Chas. A., reed maker M. & H. O. Co., b. 89 Chestnut Pope Charles G. (Hammond & Pope), lawyer, 555 Main, h. at East Somerville [B.), bds. 136 Austin
Pope Frederic, architect and builder (209 Washington, Pope John, stencils (8 Dock sq., B.), h. 45 Cottage
Pope John S., brick layer, house 89 Chestnut
Pope Samuel, house 136 Austin
Pope Walter H., clerk (130 Federal, B.), b. 45 Cottage Popkin Mary R. Miss, house 25 North avenue Porcellian Club, 444 Harvard
Portch Gus., laborer, 791 Main, b. do.
[Shepard
Porter Albert W., produce (146 So. Market, B.), h. 44 Porter Charles Burnhamn, demonstrator of anatomy and instructor in surgery H. U., house at Boston
Porter Charles B., clerk, 450 Harvard, house 31 Mill
Porter Charles F., oil dealer, house 1 Lawrence
Porter Charles W., grocer, 69 Pearl, house 1 Lawrence Porter Daniel R., blacksmith, house 4 Rogers block, Main Porter Edward C., student H. U., rooms 37 Gray's hall Porter Frank E., furniture moving, boards 52 River Porter Frank L., student H. U., rooms 15 Farwell place Porter George W., clerk, 114 Cambridge, bds. 74 Spring Porter Hamilton, machinist, 368 Main, house 43 Clark Porter Harry G., clerk (30 Central, B.), bds. 68 Prospect Porter James N., boarding house, 160 Prospect
Porter J. Edward, clerk, 221 Bridge, boards at Boston
PORTER LINN B., editor and proprietor Cambridge Chronicle, 573 Main, house 57 Green
Porter Nellie Mrs., house 8 White
Porter Perez G., agent Revere Sugar Refinery, (23 Broad, B.), house 68 Prospect
Porter Samuel A., provisions, 3 Prospect, h. at Somerville Porter William, furniture mover (Charles, cor. Mt. Ver- non, B.), house 52 River
Porter William H., boards 47 Western avenue
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Porter William N., glass cutter N. E. Glass Co., h. Spring Porter's Hotel, Geo. W. Brigham, prop'r, 185 North av. Post Office, Cambridge, 7 Harvard row
Post Office, Cambridgeport, 625 Main
Post Office, East Cambridge, 98 Cambridge
Post Office, North Cambridge, Porter's station, North av. Postawka Louis (Louis Postawka & Co.), patent piano taboret mnfr., Osborn's mill, State, house 14 Front Potter Dexter Rev., house 40 North avenue
Potter Henry Mrs., widow, house 111 North avenue
Potter Julian, student H. U., rooms 12 Little's block
Potter J. Cushing Mrs., house 38 Pleasant
Potter Warren C., furniture mover, Harvard row, house Murray, rear City building
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