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COLLEGE BUILDINGS, WHARVES, ETC.
COLLEGE BUILDINGS, ETC.
Alumni hall, junction Kirkland, Quincy, and Cambridge, 1874
Appleton Chapel, College yard, 1856
Astronomical Observatory, Garden, oppo- site Linnæan, 1846
Botanical Garden, Garden, corner Lin- næan, 1805
Boylston hall, College yard, 1857 College house, 1 to 13 Harvard row, 1846
Dane hall, College yard, 1832
Divinity hall, Divinity avenue, 1826 Gore hall, College yard, 1838
Gray's hall, College yard, 1863 Harvard Gymnasium, junction Kirkland and Holmes place, 1878
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, 1871 Lawrence hall, Brattle, near Mason, 1873. Lawrence Scientific School, Kirkland, cor. Holmes place, 1848
Massachusetts hall, College yard, 1720 Matthews hall, College yard, 1870
Museum of Comparative Zoology, Divinity avenue and Oxford, 1859
Peabody Museum of Archæology, Divini- ty avenue, 1877
Sever hall, College yard, 1878
Stoughton hall, College yard, 1805 Thayer hall, College yard, 1869
University hall, College yard, 1812
Wadsworth House, College yard, 1726 Weld hall, College yard, 1871
WHARVES.
Bent's Geo. H., wharf, Main, near Pioneer Boynton's wharf. 48 Bridge, E. Cambridge Brooks wharf, 221 Bridge
Burrage, Shepherd & co.'s wharf, Broad- way, Lower Port
City wharf, Main, opp. Dock
College wharf, foot of Dunster
Day M. & Co.'s 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 N. E. Glass House wharf, foot of North Revere Sugar Refinery wharf, foot of Water
Sanborn's wharf, Bridge, near Cambridge, East Cambridge
Smith's wharf, Main, nearly opp. 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
CEMETERIES.
Cambridge, Coolidge avenue, near Water- town line
Catholic, Spruce, opposite Jackson Mt. Auburn, Mt. Auburn street, near Wa-
tertown line
Old Burying ground, Ward 1, North aven- ue, opposite College grounds, B. F. Wy- eth, superintendent
BRIDGES.
Cambridge street bridge, from River street, Cambridgeport, to Brighton Canal or Cragie's bridge, from Cambridge street, East Cambridge. to Boston Essex street bridge, from Brookline street, Cambridgeport, to Brookline
North Harvard street bridge, from Brigh-
ton street, Cambridge, to Brighton Prison Point bridge, from Prison Point road, East Cambridge, to Charlestown West Boston bridge, from Main street, Cambridgeport, to Boston
Western avenue bridge, from Western avenue, Cambridgeport, to Brighton
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WARD BOUNDARIES.
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 Sacramen- to street to the boundary line between 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 between Cambridge and Brighton, thence by said boundary line to the boun- dary line between Cambridge and Water- town, thence by the last-mentioned bonn- dary line to the 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 junc- tion of Washington and Main streets, thence by a line at a right angle, souther- ly, 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 cen- ter of Western avenue to Putnam avenue, thence through the center of Putnam av- enue 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 Norfolk street to Washington street, thence through the center of Washington street to the junc- tion of Washington and Main streets, tlience by a line, at a right angle, south- erly, 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 avenue to Sacra- mento street, thence by the center of Sac- ramento street to the boundary line be- tween Cambridge and Somerville, thence by said boundary line to the boundary line between Cambridge and Arlington, thence by the said last mentioned boun- dary line to the point begun at.
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CAMBRIDGE ADVERTISEMENTS.
GEORGE F. RICKER & CO., Machine Carpet Beaters,
Impoved Machine Patented Sept. 18, 1877.
UPHOLSTERERS & FURNITURE REPAIRERS Mattresses, Feather Beds, &c. Re-made and Renovated. 636 MAIN STREET, Opp Temple, CAMBRIDGEPORT, MASS,
MORRILL ALLEN, (Successors to ALLEN AND ENDICOTT,) Manufacturers of
Steam Engines, Machinery, Elevators,
FROGS AND SWITCHES, SHAFTING, HANGERS, BOILER AND ALL OTHER CASTINGS.
REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
No. 356 Main Street, . CAMBRIDGEPORT, MASS. Alfred Morrill. A. F. Allen.
ROBERT WEITZE,
Manufacturer of all kinds of
SA $
Also, Dealer in MEATS AND VEGETABLES,
Store, 186 Cambridge Street, & CAST CAMBRIDGE. Manufactory, cor. Thorndike andEighth Streets,
ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
CHARLES WOODMAN & CO.,
Manufacturers of GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PIANO ORGAN ACTIONS,
WOOD-CUT DOWELS (all sizes), FANCY WOOD WOR !. Rhoades' Mill, State Street,
CHAS. WOODMAN, J. W. SMITH. CAMBRIDGEPORT, MASS.
PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR SALE.
CAMBRIDGE
DIRECTORY,
1879.
ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THIS DIRECTORY.
Ab., above; agt., agent; asst., assistant; av., avenue; b. or bds., board3; bet., between; bldg., bui d- ing; blk., block; (B.), Boston; com. mer. commission merchant; c. or cor., corner; ct., court; C. W. W., Cambridge Water Works; Ep. Theo. School, Episcopal Theological School; h. house; lab., laborer; L. P., Lower Port; H. U., Harvard University; mkr., maker; mnfr., manufacturer; n., near; opp., opposite; pl., place; P. O., Post Office; pres., president; rd., road; R-v., reverend; r., rear; st., street; sec., secretary ; sq., square; supt., superintendent; treas., treasurer; (U. S. N.) United States Navy ; (U. S. A.), United States Army ; U. R. Co., Union Railway Company; whol., wholesale; wid., widow; whf., wharf.
AARON LEWIS (Aaron & Parker), cigar- maker, 447} Main, house 445₺ do.
Aaron Moss, cigarmaker, house 65 Wash. Aaron & Parker (Lewis Aaron and Fred- erick C. Parker), cigars and tobacco, 447₺ Main
Abbe Alanson J., student H. U., rooms 39 College house
Abbot Anne W., Miss, boards 23 Berkeley Abbot Eugene B., lumber (44 Kilby, B.), house 37 Inman
Abbot Ezra, Bussey Prof. of New Testa- ment criticism and interpretation, H. U., house 23 Berkeley
Abbot Francis E., editor "Index" (231 Washington, B.), house Lake View avenue, 5th on right
Abbot George W., com. mer. (21 Central whf .. B.), house 294 Harvard
Abbot Myra G., widow, house 33 Tremont Abbot Walter L., clerk (21 Central whf., B.), boards 294 Harvard
Abbott Albion F., polisher, 624 Main, h. at Boston
Abbott Brazilian C., coffin maker, 203 Bridge, house at Soutlı Boston
Abbott Charles J .. wood and coal, 37 Pearl, boards 564 Main
Abbott Charles L., law student (48 Con- gress, B.), boards 39 Tremont
Abbott Charles S., box maker, 1 Hamp- shire, house 41 Clark
Abbott Edward Rev., pastor St. James church, house Channing
Abbott Edward M. Mrs., h. 7 Chauncy
Abbott Elizabeth C., widow of Jesse B., house 247 Broadway
Abbott Ezra, building mover, house 77 Washington
Abbott Frank E., boards 77 Washington Abbott Horatio N., engineer, Bridge, cor. Third. house 154 Cambridge
Abbott John, engineer, h. 237 Broadway Abbott John K., real estate, h. 4 Florence Abbott Joseph H., salesman (525 Washing- ton, B.). house 6 William
Abbott J. H. Mrs., dressmaker, 6 William, house do.
Abbott Levi, machinist, house 39 Tremont Abbott Lucy K., Mrs., boarding-house, Dickinson
Aber Joseph, jeweler (B.), bds. 2 Sands
Abercrombie Sarah G., widow of Milo B., house 26 Brattle
Abercrombie Talulah G. Miss, teacher Quincy primary school, bds. 26 Brattle Aberle Frank, currier, house Tannery, 1st on right [near Spring Aberle Jacob, cooper, house off Eighth, Aberle Jacob, jr., cooper, 138 Gore, house off Eighth, near Spring
Aberle John, cooper, bds. Jacob Aberle's, Eighth [Aberle's, Eighth
Aberle Philip. at 163 Pleasant, bds. Jacob Ableton Franklin, chimney sweep, house 1 rear 19 Brewery
Abrahams Abraham J., peddler, house 54 Sidney [Sidney
Abrahams Henry, cigar maker, boards 54 Abroe Mary Ann, widow of Francis, house 199 Mt. Auburn
Acker Geo., hat colorer (8 Boylston sq., B.), house rear 2 Ninth
Ackerley Alfred, waiter, bds. 158 Green
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Ackerley Margaret, widow, dressmaker, house 158 Green
Ackers Hannalı Miss, h. 21 Sacramento Ackers John L. P., painter, 460 Main, bds. 115 Auburn
Ackers Mebitable Mis-, h. 21 Sacramento Ackers Sarah A., widow, bds. 408 Main Ackers Webster, painter, house 14 Clark Ackers William H., printer Riverside Press, house 40S Main
Adams Adelbert A., whalebone (24 Lin- coln, B.), house 288} Broadway
Adams Albert, mason. house 17 Winthrop Adams Alexander L., boards 5 Story Adams A. F., house 5 Union
Adams Charles J., deputy jailer and mas- ter House of Correction, Thorndike, cor. Third, house do.
Adams Charles M., potter, house 99 River Adams Charles W., bookkeeper (22 Sud- bury, B.), house 442 Broadway
Adams David J., jr., foreman of cutters, Howard M. Sawyer. h. 106 Thorndike Adams Dean J., at Navy Yary (Charles- town). house 129 Spring
Adams Edward F., bookkeeper (39 Frank- lin, B.), boards 91 Thorndike
Adams Elien. widow, house 49 Banks
Adams Frances A. Miss, house 12 Austin Adams Francis W., law student H. U., bds. 727 Cambridge
Adams Frank S .. clerk (60 Summer, B.), boards 74 Thorndike
Adams Frederic, laborer, boards 53 Clark, room 10
Adams George C., clerk, bds. 179} Harvard Adams Harry H., inspector (Custom House, B.), house 104 Thorndike
Adams James, laborer, house 162 Otis
Adams James G., waiter, bds. r. 5 Watson Adams James H., teamster, State, corner Osborr, house 161 Broadway
A'dams James S .. printer (352 Washing- ton, B. ), boards 77 River
Adams Jolın P., gas fixtures, 12 Harvard row, house 10 Shepard
Adams John T., uurse, house 54 Portland Adams Joseph H., student H. U., rooms 4 Garden
Adams Josephi M., whalebone worker (24 Lincoln, B.), house 4 Tufts
Adams J. French (J. F. Adams & Co.), stair-builder, Seventh, cor. Cambridge, house 91 Thorndike
Adams J. F. & Co. (J. French Adams), stair-builders, Seventh, c. Cambridge Adams J. Getney, bookkeeper (136 South Market, B.), house Wallace. n. Garden Adams Kilburn, photographer (352 Wash- ington, B.). boards 30 River
Adams Lester W., driver U. R. Co., house 42 Holyoke
Adams Lyman M., carriage painter, 446 Main, boards at Somerville
Adams Margaret, widow of John, house rear 5 Watson
Adams Maurice H., machinist Am. Net & Twine Co., house 58} Cambridge
Adams Reuben A., beef (24 No. Market, B. ), house Elm, near Beech
Adams Sanford, blacksmith, boards 165 Broadway
Adams Susan F. P. Mrs., h. 94 Prospect Adams Theodore P., teacher high school, house at Boston [42 Holyoke
Adams Walter S., driver U. R. Co., house Adams William, real estate (69 Devon- shire. B.), house 727 Cambridge
Adams William R., fancy goods, 112 Cam- bridge, house 106 do.
A. D. Club. 14 Dunster
Addison Charles M., house 373 Harvard Addison Julia Mrs., house 371 Harvard Agassiz Alexander, curator Zoological Museum and (150 Devonshire, B.), h. 36 Quincy [36 Quincy
Agassiz Elizabeth C., widowof Louis, h. Agen James, soapmaker, house 97 Pearl Agen James E., soapmaker, bds. 97 Pearl Agen Martin Mrs., house 162 Franklin
Agen Michael F .. stereotyper, 15 Holyoke, boards 162 Franklin
Agnew Howard, student H. U., rooms 17 Dunster
Ahearn Bridget, laborer, h. 169 Norfolk Ahearn Cecelia, widow, house 17 Cherry Ahearn Dennis, laborer, house 76 Spruce Ahearn Dennis, baker, house 45 Amory Ahearn Ellen, widow, h. 291 Cambridge Ahearn Ellen, widow of John, h. 45 Amory Ahearn Eugene, laborer B. & L. R. R., house 3 Linnehan block, Third
Ahearn Jas.,cigar maker, h. 291 Cambridge Alearn John, grocer, 19 Washington,h. do. Ahearn Mary, widow of John, h. 104 Third Ahearn Maurice, laborer, house 149 Dublin Ahearn Maurice, laborer, h. 28 Portland Ahearn Maurice J., broker (13 West and 5 Tremont, room 5, B. ), h. 320 No. av. Alearn Thomas, marble worker, house 41 Jefferson
Ahearn Timothy, baker, h. 170 Franklin Ahern David, saloon, 32 Cambridge, house 29 do. [boards 29 do.
Ahern John J., bar tender, 32 Cambridge, Ahern Michael, bricklayer,h. 2 Emmons pl. Ahern, see Ahearn. also ('Hearn
Aigin Michael, junk, h. 34 Cambridge Aigin, -ee Agen and Eagan, also Egen
Aiken Charles H., clerk, 360 Cambridge, boards 152 Spring
Aiken Fred. J., boards 152 Spring
Aiken Joseph M. (Aiken & Woodard), 360 Cambridge, house 152 Spring
Aiken & Woodard (Joseph M. Aiken and Jonas Woodard), charcoal, hay, etc., 360 Cambridge
Akerman George, machinist, house 170 Putnam avenue
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Akerman M. Louise Miss, teacher River- side primary school, boards 9 Sumner LBEE SUMNER, overseer of the poor and attorney-at-law (20 Court, room 19, B. ), h. 30 Essex
Alberts Albert, laborer, house 131 Third Alberts Clements P.Sclerk, bds. 131 Third
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Alberty Antonio, carver F. M. Holmes Furniture Co., house at Charlestown Alden Adelbert H. (190 Congress, B.), bds. 317 Harvard
Alden Albert, house 59 Spring
Alden Ann Mrs., confectionery, etc., 546 Main, house do.
Alden Charles A. (181 Broad, B.), boards 78 Hancock
Alden Charles W., clerk (9 Bowdoin sq., B.), boards 21 Essex
Alden Fannie. L. Miss, music teacher, h. 471 Main
Alden George A., commission merchant in india rubber and gutta percha (190 Congress, B.), h. 317 Harvard
Alden George E., clerk (Congress, B.), bds. 317 Harvard (471 Main
Alden Julius E. Mrs., dressmaker, house Alden Sophia D., widow of Elbridge G., house 78 Hancock
Alden Thos., bookbinder. h. 546 Main
Alden William L., clerk (Purchase, B.), bds. 307 Harvard
Alden Wm. R , plasterer, house 19 Hews Alden Win. T., fly finisher, 162 Broadway, house 21 Essex
Aldrich Albert C., student H. U., rooms 23 College honse
Aldrich Ambrose, com. mer., (cellar 5 F. H. Market, B.), h. 17 Maple avenue Aldrich Frank, starch, etc .. h. 248 North av. Aldridge Thomas E., pastor M. E. Zion church, Douglass Hall, Main. boards 54 Washington |112 Green
Alexander Abram, grocer, 644 Main, house Alexander Aroline Mrs., h. Winthrop sq. Alexander Daniel, laborer, house 93 Elin
Alexander Giles R., carpenter, house 10 Rogers block, Main
Alexander James, laborer, house 193 Mt. Auburn [520 Main
Alexander J. Scott, police, station 2, h. Alexander Mary, wid. of Hugh, h. 3 Green Alexander Thomas Mrs., music teacher, house 52 Trowbridge
Alexander Thomas, printer, 15 Holyoke, house 52 Trowbridge
LGER ALPHEUS B., lawyer (23 Court, B.), boards E. A. Alger's, Mt. Vernon
Alger Arthur N., clerk (Winter, B.), bds. E. A. Alger's, Mt. Vernon
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LGER EDWIN A., lawyer (23 . Court, B.), house Mt. Vernon
Alger Frederick W., clerk, boards E. A. Alger's, Mt. Vernon
Alger Horace Chapin, Student H. U., rms. 22 Matthews hall
Alger Morton, house 33 Sacramento
Alghieri Simon, caterer, h. 56 Norfolk
Allan Alexander, printer (7 Spring lane, B.), house 11 Mason
Allan John, machinist, house 7 Lopez
Allan Thomas, machinist, 336 Main, bds. 42 Pearl
Allan, see Allen, also Allyn
Allard Alonzo D., teamster, b. 119 Winsor
Allard Hector, finisher, 124 Harvard, bds. 118 Harvard
Allard Mary F., widow, house 8 Rogers block, Washington
Allatt Rose Mademoiselle, French teacher, boards 138 Brattle
Allen Albert F. (Morrill & Allen), steam engines, etc., 356 Main, house 250 Broadway
Allen Alexander V. G. Rev .. professor Episcopal Theological School, house Ash, corner Brattle [ Lowell
Allen Alfred M., Student H. U., rooms 17 Allen Ann. widow of Robert, h. 11 Fifth
Allen Caleb C., 356 Main, h. 26 Columbia Allen Caroline M. Mrs., dressmaker, house 10 Wendell
Allen Charles G., clerk (112 State, B. ), bds. 69 Brattle [175 Main
Allen Daniel, boilermaker, 92 Main, bds. Allen Edgar E., clerk, 147 North avenue, boards Thatcher Stone's, Orchard
Allen Edgar H., machinist, 72 Main, house at Boston [58 Market
Allen Emery, driver. 120 Hampshire, bds. Allen Fannie Miss, teacher Otis primary school, boards 11 Fifth [Oxford
Allen Francis B., student. H. U., rooms 10 Allen Frank A., Oriental Tea Co. (85 Court, B.), house 263 Harvard
Allen Frederick H., student H. U., rooms 9 Holworthy hall
Allen George, pressman University Press, honse 9 Revere
Allen George A., marble cutter A. McDon- ald, boards 99 Mt. Auburn
Allen George H., key finisher, house 139 Broadway
Allen George W., expressman, 10 Brattle, house 5 Cowperth vaite
Allen Henry George Mrs., lodging, house 14 Ware
Allen Henry W., restaurant (27 No. Mark- et, B.). house 29 Suffolk
Allen James, blacksmith, house Brewery, near Main
Allen James H., cntter (227 Washington, B.), house 116 Inman
Allen Jeremiah, junk, house 38 Porter
Allen Joel A., asst. Museum of Compara- tive Zoology, house Lake View aven- ue, sixth on left
Allen John B., blacksmith, 368 Main, h. 50 Sidney
Allen John E., janitor A. D. Club, 14 Dun- ster, boards do.
Allen Joseph H., clergyman and lecturer on Ecclesiastical history, H. U., house 5 Garden
Allen J. Addison, provisions, house 6 Gor- don place
Allen Kate, widow, house 36 Brewery
Allen Kate A., widow, house 155 l'earl Allen Lydia A., widow, house 56 Austin
Allen Mary, widow of Jonathan, house 7 William
Allen Mary, widow of Henry, h. 51 Gore Allen Mary M. Miss., music teacher, house 69 Brattle
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Allen Matthew, laborer, house 178 Green Allen Nathan L., apothecary, 155 North avenue, house at Somerville
Allen Oscar F., bookkeeper Cambridge Savings Bank, 2 Harvard row, house 27 Mellen
Allen Robert, glass cutter, bds. 11 Fifth Allen Russell C., student H. U., boards 5 Garden [56 Austin
Allen Susan Miss, music teacher, house Allen Thomas, ship chandler (China), h. 177₺ Harvard
Allen Thomas Mrs., variety store, 177 Harvard, house 177} do.
Allen Wilkes, dentist, 69 Brattle, h. do.
Allen Wm. H. B., house 13 Market
Allen William Martin, paper ruler (299 Washington. B.), 1. 4 Gore place
Allen, see Allyn, also Allan and Allin Alley Charles R., house 46 Langdon
Alley Elliot E., upholsterer, house 131 Thorndike
Alley Emma B., teacher Training school, boards 17 Upton
Alley William H., student II. U., rooms 35 Matthews hall
Alley W. Frank, traveling salesman, 503 Main, boards 82 Magazine
Allin Arthur U., law student H. U.
Allison Ellen, widow of William J., house rear 27 Gore
Allison Geo. A., clerk (30 Commerce, B.), house 40 Coggswell avenue
Allison Win., sa vyer Haz ett & Co., bds. rear 27 Gore
Allnut Frederick G. (Ward & Allnut), din- ing rooms, 13 Brattle. l. Sacramento pl. Alls JJohn B., turner, 624 Main, house 39 Fairmont
Allyn Eliza, widow of Joseph, house 139 Thorndike
Allyu Horace A., supt. Cambridge Gas Light Co., house 471 Broadway
Allyn Rebecca P. Mrs., h. 5 Berkeley
Allyn William W., surveyor Cummings, Kenney & Co., h. 139 Thorndike
Almgren Alexander, polisher, house 118 Webster avenue
Almorth Gustav, telescope maker, house 259 Putnam avenue
Almquest Peter, cabinet maker, 124 Har- vard, house at East Boston .
Almy Francis, student H. U., rooms 19 Matthews Hall
Almy Frederic, student H. U., rooms 19 Holworthy hall
Alphin Jaines, teamster, h. 9 Valentine 'Altimas John, baker, h. 19 Jefferson Altmiller August, tinsmith, h. 89 Sixth
Ambrose John L., second assistant clerk
of courts, Court Hous ., East Cam- bridge, house at Somerville
Ambrose Peter, carver, house 33 Eighth Amee Jacob Mrs., house 894 Main
Amee Jacob E., 5 Harvard sq., b. 894 Main Amee John Mrs., house 894 Main
Amee William A., stationery, etc., 5 Har- vard sq., boards 894 Main
Amen Harlan Page, student .H. U., rooms 12 Stoughton hall
American Band. 642 Main
American Net and Twine Co., nets, seines and twines, Third, office (43 Commer- cial, Boston)
American Protestant, J. R. McCready, ed- itor and publisher, 658 Main
Ames Charles E., driver U. R. Co., house 3 Frank
Ames James B , professor of Law H. U., rooms 20 Holworthy hall
Ames John C., sawyer F. M. Holmes Fur- niture Co., h. at Charlestown
Ames Johu G .. carpenter, house 23 Front Ames Mary E. Mrs., matron H. U., house 28 Mellen [Front
Ames Simon, clerk. 605 Main, boards 23 Amies Timothy, captain of police, station No. 1, house 28 Mellen
Ammidon Philip R., treas. Suffolk Paper Co., 7 Brattle and (49 & 51 Court, B.) Amory Augustine H., student Ep. Theo. Seminary, Brattle
Andersen Hans C., liquors (47 Hanover, B.), house 55 Winsor
Anderson Archibald, box maker Hazlett & Co., house 46 Spring
Anderson Charles, gasman, house 3 rear 78 Brighton
Anderson Charles E., clerk, 8} Mount Au- burn, boards 42 Winsor [75 Otis Anderson Eliza Miss, dressmaker, rooms Anderson Elizabeth, widow of Benjamin, house 9 Seventh
Anderson Ernest S , clerk, S} Mount Au- burn, house 56 Putnam avenue
Anderson Frederic, meat cutter, house 265 Cambridge
Anderson James, bootmaker, 34 Brighton, . house 2 rear 18 Sparks [Brighton Anderson James, teamster, house rear 78 Anderson James, carpenter, Palmer, near Church, house 15 Brewer
Anderson James, laborer, College wharf, house 16 Beaver [Brewer
Anderson James. jr., carpenter, boards 15 Anderson John, clerk. 5 and 6 Harvard row, house 12 Gerry · [5 Frank Anderson John B., jr., driver U. R. Co., h. Anderson John E. (Peak & Anderson), slater, 402 Harvard, h. 414 Main
Anderson Luther S., student H. U., rooms 18 Wendell [ Brewer
Anderson Matthew, carpenter, house 10 Anderson Matthew .. printer, 15 Holyoke, house 85 Wendell [72 Spring
Anderson Stephen, brass molder (B.), h. Anderson Stephen, jr., brass molder (33 Hawkins, B ), bds. 72 Spring
Anderson Thomas, painter, house Gore, next R. R. crossing
Anderson William, teamster, College whf., house 16 Beaver
Anderson William, blacksmith, 356 Main, house 49 Clark [Lincoln Anderson William, glass cutter, house 12 Anderson William, printer, 15 Holyoke, boards 9 Revere
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Anderson William C., glass cutter, boards 12 Lincoln
Andrew Frank, house Lowland avenue, rear 40 Spring Andrews Chas. W., student H. U., rooms 40 Weld Hall
Andrews Clement W., student H. U., rooms 57 Thayer Hall
Andrews D. Herbert, wrought iron bridg- es and roofs. 78 Main, office (13 Pem- berton sq., B.), h. at Chelsea
Andrews John A., drug clerk, b. 12 Pine Andrews John D., casemaker, 162 Broad- way, house 233} Broadway
Andrews Mary E., teacher private school, 29 Everett, boards do.
Andrews Mary E., widow, h. 171 Winsor Andrews Morton D., law student, rooms 13 Bowdoin
Andrews Robert M., painter, h. 2 Shep- herd's block, Charles river
Andrews Robert R., dentist, 19 Brattle, h. 834 Main
Andrews William H. Mrs., house 7 Day Andrews William S., student H. U., rooms 40 Weld hall
Andros Henry S., apothecary, 641 Main, house 11 Temple [ Broadway
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