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O'Hara Thomas B., laborer. b. 10 McCabe
O'Hare Edward J., bar tender, 141 Main, house 19 Washington
O'Hare John, laborer E. R. R., house 8 Cambridge
('Hare Martin, gardener Edward W. Hooper. house Reservoir, below the reservoir
O'Hearn, seeAhearn
O'Hearn Maurice, gardener, 121 Brattle, house 1 Foster
O'Hearn Timothy. currier, h. r. 33 Harvey
O'Henley Daniel. fisherman, h. 5 Harding
O'Keefe Bridget Mrs., house 7 Athens
O' Keefe Cornelius, currier, h. 55 Cedar ()'Keefe Daniel, laborer, h. 58 Spruce
O'Keefe Daniel, currier, bouse George, c. Montgomery
O'Keefe Fergus, peddler, h. 7 Athens
O'Keefe Jeremiah, laborer, Gore's whf., house ] Broadway
O'Keefe John A., student H. U., rooms 39 Holyoke House
O'Keefe Margaret, widow, h. 66 Hastings
O'Keefe Mary. wid. of Jas., h. 54 Bolton
O'Keefe Patrick, cabinet maker, 624 Main, " boards 66 Hastings
O'Keefe Timothy, laborer; h. 27 Warren
O'Keefe Timothy, paper-hanger, house 8 Portland
O'Leary Arthur, currier, b. 171 Dublin
O'Leary Cornelius F., printer, boards 80 Kinnaird
O'Leary Daniel, plumber, h. 41 Cedar
O'Leary Daniel, laborer, h. 167 Franklin
O'Leary Dennis, burnisher, h. Somerset, cor. Putnam avenue
O'Leary Dennis, coal driver, Bridge. house 27 Gore [463 do.
O'Leary Humphrey, tailor, 453 Main, -b.
O'Leary John, laborer, house 14 South
O'Leary John, carpenter, h. 197 Dublin
O'Leary John, hostler U. R. Co., Dunster, house 59 Brighton
O'Leary John, laborer, h. 240 Cambridge
O'Leary John H., iron molder, boards 80 Kinnaird
O'Leary Michael, insurance agent, house 11 Jefferson
O'Leary Patrick, watchman Dunster street stable U. R. Co., house 80 Kinnaird
O'Leary Thomas, laborer, boards 14 South Olevadoer Granville E., waiter Memorial Hall. house at Boston
Olive Douglass, apothecary, 165 Harvard, house 99 Inman
Olive George M., apothecary, 288 North avenue, boards 109 Auburn
Oliver Charles, telephone builder, boards 108 Norfolk
Oliver David M., provisions (26 F. H. Mar- ket. B.), house 11 Linnæan
Oliver George P., piano-maker (B.), house 108 Norfolk
Oliver George R., piano maker (B.), house 96 Columbia
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Oliver Harris J., freight agent B. & A. R. R., 257 Cambridge, b. at Maplewood Oliver Hubbard, harness maker (150 Tre- mont, B.), house 111 Prospect
Oliver Joseph, cigar maker (339 Hanover, B. ), house rear 16 Winter
Oliver Robert H., carpenter, h. 24 Warren Oliver Sarah H., widow of David B., house 7 Appian-way
Olmstead Chaney Mrs., h. r. 35S Broad way Olmstead Susan H. Mrs., house 70 Dana Olmsted Oliver A., student H. U., rooms 20 Matthews Hall
O'Loughlin John J., shoemaker, 421 Cam- bridge, house do.
Olsen Carl, action maker, 162 Broadway, house 22 Brookline
Olsen Charles (Moller & Co.), provisions. 403 Main & 103 Prospect, h. 36 Cherry Olsen John T., safe maker, house rear 36 Harvard
Olson John T., grainer. bds. 41 Tremont Olson Jonas, grainer, Bridge, cor. Third, house 41 Tremont
Olsson John, piano maker, 624 Main, h. 1 State
Olsson Otto, safe maker,17 Main, boards Pioneer, cor. Main
Olsson Victor A., cabinet maker, 624 Main, house 59 Portland
O'Malley Austin, rubber, 203 Bridge, h. at Saugus
O'Mara David, laborer, h. Bell
O'Mara Patrick, laborer, h. 200 Dublin
O'Nalley Ann, wid. of Francis, h. 71 Gore O'Neil Charles. laborer, h. 8 Lechmere pl.
O'Neil Daniel, laborer, h. 265 Cambridge O'Neil Eliza Miss, variety store, 26 Hunting O'Neil Felix, labor W. T. Richardson & Co., house rear 25 Grant
O'Neil James. soap maker Hale, Teele & Bisbee, house 137 Portland
O'Neil James, laborer, h. 6 Decatur O'Neil Jeremiah, laborer, house Potter, n. Third
O'Neil Michael, laborer, h. rear 140 Garden O'Neil Michael, laborer, house 14 Railroad O'Neil Michael, teamster, bds. 85 Brookline O'Neil Patrick, laborer, house 123 Fourth O'Neil Patrick, laborer, house 9 Railroad O'Neil Patrick Mrs., house 56 Broadway
O'Neil Patrick O., gardener Sumner J. Brooks, 119 North av., h. at Somerville O'Neil Peter. stone-cutter, 19 Main, house 172 Third
O'Neil Thomas, teamster, h. 106 Harvard
O'Neil Thomas, teamster, h. 24 Plymouth O'Neil Walter, laborer, house 106 Third
O'Neil William, laborer, 610 Main, h. rear 53 Amory [15 Vine
O'Neill Arthur; clothes pressman (B.), bds.
O'Neill Eliza Miss, fancy goods, 191 Hamp- shire, house do.
O'Neill Felix, laborer, h. 10 Charles River O'Neill James E., bookkeeper (129 Milk, B.), boards 17 Fifth
O'Neill John, laborer, house 15 Vine
O'Neill John H., furniture finisher (B.), boards 15 Vine
O'Neill Peter, stone-cutter, h. 172 Third O'Neill Samuel O., baker, S2 Mt. Auburn, house 25 Grant
O'Neill Sarah, widow of James, h. 17 Fifth Opdycke Leonard E., student H. U., rms. 48 Gray's Hall
Opst Henry, baker, house 53 Charles
Orcutt Alfred H., collector, h.14S Brookline Orcutt David H., book finisher, b. 13 Union Orcutt Henry J., mason, rms. 26 Mt. Auburn Orcutt Ira B., house 17 Upton
Orcutt Jane H., widow of William H., h. 13 Union [516 do.
Orcutt Wallace A., baker, 502 Main, bds. Orcutt William A .. bookbinder (11 Char- don, B.). house 29 Griggs
Orcutt William H., attorney at law (20 Court, room 7, B.), boards 17 Upton
Orcutt William J., clerk, b. 148 Brookline O'Reagan John, laborer, house Lexington avenue, 2d from North avenue
O'Reilley Francis J., mason, h. 5 Madison O'Riley Catherine, widow of John J., h. 45 Banks
()'Riley John, laborer, house 164 Dublin O'Riley Thomas, Jaborer, h. 152 Charles
O'Riley William, hostler, 565} Main, house 2 Harrison
Ormsby John, laborer, h. 7 Gordon place Orne Caroline F. Miss, house 49 Auburn Orne Charles P., manufacturing chemist, 493 Main, bds. do.
Orne Joel S., apothecary, 493 Main, house 495 do.
Orne John jr., teacher physical depart- ment High school, house 104 Ellery
Orne Mary E. Miss, boards 10 Ash
O'Rourke. see Rourke
Orphans' Home, Avon hill, near Linnæan Orr John, printer University Press, house 54 Mt. Auburn
Orr Wm. Rev., pastor St. Paul's R. C. church, house 34 Holyoke
Osborn Adolphus, soap and paper makers' supplies (25 Central wharf, B.), house 141 Austin
Osborn Charles M., student H. U., rooms 17 Matthews Hall
Osborn Eldorado, confectionery, h.16 Park Osborn Francis A., clerk (25 Central whf., B.), house 89 Auburn
Osborn Fred, boards 130 Washington
Osborn George W., law student H. U., rooms 589 Main
Osborn Ira, house 22 Inman
Osborn James D. Mrs., h. 130 Washington Osborn Jesse, messenger Shawmut Na- tional Bank (60 Congress, B.), house 202 Putnam avenue
Osborn Mary F. Mrs., h. 50 Columbia
Osborn Moses, hairdresser, h. 182 Green
Osborn Nancy, widow of Joseph, house 6 William
Osborne Anna M. Miss, private school, 35 Norfolk, house do.
Osborne Horace K., house 17 Lee
Osborne Mary A. Mrs., house 35 Norfolk
Osborne Susan O., widow of John, house 408 Harvard
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Osgood Annie F. Miss, teacher Shepard grammar school, boards 18 Story Osgood Carrie W. Miss, teacher Webster grammar school, boards 17 Perry Osgood Edward S., ins. agent (Lynn), h. 102 Ellery
Osgood George, house 729 Cambridge Osgood George L., teacher of music (149 A. Tremont, B.), h. 2 Divinity avenue Osgood Gorham P.,carriage and ornament- al painter, 350 North av., bds. 352 do. Osgood James R. (H. O. Houghton & Co.), Riverside Press, house at Boston
Osgood Julia H. Miss, teacher Shepard grammar school, bds. Elm, c. Beech ' Osgood Sarah H., widow of Nathaniel, h. 42 Essex
Osgood Walter G., compositor (31 State, B.), house 729 Cambridge
Osgood William T., salesman (315 Wash- ington, B.), house 729 Cambridge O'Shea Dennis, laborer, bds. 33 Dunster O'Shea James, laborer, house 48 Foster O'Shea James P., laborer, h. 8 Willard ct. O'Shea Jeremiah, gardener, h. 29 Dunster O'Shea John, granite polisher Wight & Scorgie, boards 213 Mt. Auburn
O'Shea John, laborer, house 33 Dunster O'Shea Julia, wid. of John, h. 46 Foster O'Shea Mary, widow of John, h. 213 Mt. Auburn
O'Shea Michael, laborer, h. 19 Sibley ct.
O'Shea Michael, peddler, house 5.Dyke
O'Shea Michael, stone-cutter, boards 213 Mt. Auburn [Hampshire
O'Shea William, bookbinder, house 178 O'Shea, see Shea, also Shay
O'Sullivan Michael, gardener, h. 14 Mill Otis Edmund B., counselor, h. 67 Oxford Otis Emma C., wid. of William S., teacher Willard primary school, h.65 Magazine Otis George B., mason and drain layer, order box, 132 Main, h. at Boston
Otis James, student H. U., rooms 41 Mat- thews Hall [36 Bigelow
Otis James K., designer (Chardon, B.), h. Otis Louis, brick-maker, house 124 Dublin Otis William S., law student H. U., rooms 25 Holyoke [2 Pelham
O'Toole Edward, stone-cutter, 19 Main, h. O'Toole James, laborer, h. 18 Pioneer av. O'Toole Patrick, shoemaker, 55 Charles, house do.
O'Toole Stephen, lithographer Riverside Press, h. 10 Hamilton [vard Otto Catherine, wid. of William, h. 62 Har- Otto William, hairdresser, 565 Main, bds. 62 Harvard
Oulds William, laborer, h. 57 Harvard Outhwaite Charlotte Mrs., carpet maker, house 2 Central place
Owen Daniel E. (D. E. Owen & Co.), Eu- reka hitch, 555 Main, and cabinet maker (11 Chardon, B.), b. 2 Columbia Owen D. E. & Co. (Daniel E. Owen and Frasier & Smith), Eureka hitch, 555 Main
Owen George, house 17 Ellsworth avenue Owen John, author, bds. 56 Mt. Auburn
Owen Louis H., law student H. U., rooms 33 Matthews Hall [Columbia Owen Nathaniel Mrs., boarding-house, 2 Owen William H., piano hammer cover maker, 555 Main, boards 2 Columbia Owens Hugh, house 52 Fifth
Owens James, laborer, 126 Portland, h. Rolling Mill block, Portland
Owens James, plasterer, h. 2 Jefferson Owens James J., boards 35 Hampshire Owler William, printer Riverside Press, h. 25 Blackstone [24 Cottage
Oxford Charles F., clerk, 529 Main, bds. Oxford Charles W. (J. M. Oxford & Co.), furniture, 529 Main, house at Woburn Oxford Joseph M. (J. M. Oxford & Co.), furniture, 529 Main, house 24 Cottage Oxford J. M. & Co. (Joseph M. and Chas. W. Oxford), furniture, etc., 529 Main Oxnard Henry T., student H. U., rooms 13 Kirkland place
PACH G. W., photographer, Cam- bridge, cor. Prescott, h. at New York Packard Alonzo (Packard & Burrill), brush mnfr. (8 Union, B.), house 101 Thorndike
Packard Charles H., house 19 Hewes
Packard Ellen L., widow of Frederick, h. Francis avenue
PACKARD) EMERY J., carpenter and builder, 286 Broadway, house 90 Norfolk
Packard Frederick A., paper (24 Hawley, B.), house 7 White [mont
Packard Leonard H., carpenter, h. 26 Tre- Packer Clinton M. (C. M. & J. W. Packer), carpenters and weather strips, West- ern av., junc. Banks, bds. 28 Chestnut Packer C. M. & J. W. (Clinton M. and Jas. W. Packer), weather strip mnfrs., Western avenue, junction Banks
Packer James W. (C. M. & J. W. Packer), carpenter and weather strips, West- ern av., junc. Banks, h. 28 Chestnut
Page Edwin M., driver, 502 Main, h. 12 William
Page George G. (Geo. G. Page & Co.), 3 Hampshire, house 445 Cambridge
Page George G. & Co. (Geo. G., Ovando G., and Wesley L. Page), box mnfrs., 3 Hampshire, junction Broadway
Page George H., student H. U., rooms 41 Holyoke House
Page Jane E. (Page & Pike), variety store, 214 North avenue, boards 212} do.
Page Julia, widow of Asa, h 37 Pleasant Page Lucy A. Mrs., house 5 Dover
Page Ovando G. (Geo. G. Page & Co.), 3 Hampshire, house 141 Washington Page Paul T., house 113 Inman
DAGE PERKINS C., butter and cheese (24 Suffolk market, B.), house 21 Prospect
Page Sarah H. Miss, private school, 29 Ev- erett, boards do.
Page Wesley L. (Geo. G. Page & Co.), 3 Hampshire, house 127 Norfolk
Page William, house 23 Lee
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Page Wm. C. D., machinist, 72 Main, .house 24 Harvard
Page William H., student H. U., rooms 61 College House
Page & Pike (Jane E. Page and Emily S. Pike), confectionery and variety, 214 North avenue
Paige Dennis A. (Paige & Gove), cheese maker, 15 Second, bds. at Somerville Paige Edwin M., driver, 502 Main, house 12 William
Paige Elisha B., house 12 William
Paige Lucius R., house 112 Washington Paige & Gove (Dennis A. Paige and Ar- chibald R. Gove), wholesale milk dealers and cheese mnfrs., 15 Second Painchaud Appolinaire, cabinet maker F. G. F. Co., boards 6 Vine
Paine Calvin C., soap maker, 188 Broad- way, house 138 Harvard
Paine Chas. M., optican (544 Washington, B.), house 84 Washington
Paine Cordelia F., widow of Charles A., · house 7 Park
Paine Eben F., fish, bds. 17 Antrim
Paine Ellen, widow, house 6 Houghton
Paine Frederick M., clerk., 29 Brattle, bds. 12 De Wolf
Paine Frederick W., bds. 84 Washington Paine Henry P., cook (B.), house 6 Rog- ers block, Main
Paine Henry W., counselor (53 Tremont, B.), house 66 Sparks
Paine Isaac. sea-captain, h. 40 Austin Paine Jas. L., student H. U., bds. S Dana Paine John K., Professor of music H. U., h. 8 Frisbie place
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Paine John S., furniture (48 Canal, B.), h. Paine Oren O., sea-captain, b. 40 Austin Paine Robert S., bookkeeper (42 South Market, B.), bouse 167 Prospect
Paine Robert T., student H. U., rooms 23 Holyoke House [Houghton Paine Timothy O., machinist, boards 6 Paine Wm. L. jr., salesman, 17 Brattle, boards 12 De Wolf
Palfrey Caznau Rev., h. 94 Oxford
Palfrey John G., author, house Oxford, opp. Everett
Palmas Charles, janitor Agassiz school, and sexton Methodist Episcopal so- ciety, house 81 Wendell
Palmer Allison H., tuner, 162 Broadway, house at Chelsea
Palmer' Benjamin H., driver Union Rail- way Co., house 23 Baldwin
Palmer Burten S., printer University Press, boards S8 Mt. Auburn
Palmer Daniel S., cook, h. 48 Market
Palmer Fred. G., carpenter, b. 115 Pearl Palmer Geo. H., asst. Professor of Philos- ophy H. IT., rooms 27 Stoughton Hall Palmer Granville, carpenter,h.111} Inman Palmer Jas. M., sec. Boston Gas Econo- mizing Co. (5 Court, B.),h. 21 Fayette Palmer James S., confectioner, boards 34 Broadway
Palmer .John, mnfg. jeweler (7 Green, B.) boards 509 Main
Palmer John, cutter, h. 34 Broadway Palmer John, groceries, etc., Gore, corner Second, house 86 Gore
Palmer Luther, diary maker, boards 109 Auburn
Palmer Nancy C. Miss, house 89 Gore Palmer Patrick, laborer, h. 188 Norfolk Pancoast Benjamin, tinman, house 102 Western avenue
Pancoast Chas. W., bookkeeper, 12 Green, house 440 Main
Pancoast Geo. E., printer University Press, b. 102 Western avenue
Panin Ivan, student H. U., rooms 46 North avenue
Panning Fred. J., varnisher, h. 19 Fifth Paquette Napoleon, shoemaker, Bridge, house 21 Gore
Park Catherine B., widow of Robert, nurse, house 8 Laurel
Park Edward G., engineer B. & L. R. R., boards Hotel Cambridge
Park Geo. W., lawyer (48 Congress, B.), house 24 Arlington
Park John, carpenter, house 2 Sands
Park Jonathan, wood turner, 162 Broad- way, house 7 Union
Park Trenor L., student H. U., rooms 4 Story
Parker Abbott, newspapers, etc., 534 Cambridge, house 105 Inman
PARKER ARTEMUS, stone con- tractor, Gore's wharf, Third, and (35 Hawley, B.), house at Boston
Parker Bridget, widow of John T., house 210 Franklin
Parker Carlton Mrs., wid., h. 30 Tremont Parker Chas. A., student H. U., rooms 50 Matthews Hall
Parker Charlotte R., widow of John, house 65 Ellery
Parker Chauncey P. (129 Tremont, B.), house 56 Sacramento
Parker Christopher C., waiter Memorial Hall, rooms 60 Putnam avenue
Parker Daniel W., house 262 Pearl
Parker Edmund M., law student H. U., h. 5 Craigie [B.), b. 30 Tremont Parker Edward H., salesman (27 Winter, Parker Eliza C. Miss, house 23 Garden
Parker Ella G. Miss, bookkeeper, 242 Main, b. at West Somerville
Parker Ellen, widow of Thomas B., house 16 Farwell place
Parker Ellen M. Miss, teacher Thorndike grammar school, bds. at Medford
Parker Frank H., clerk (33 Summer, B.), boards 30 Tremont
Parker Fred. C. (Aaron & Parker), cigar maker, 513 Main, h. 54 Sidney
Parker F. Edward, salesman (13 Federal, B.), house 112 Inman
Parker Geo. C., boards 30 Tremont
Parker Geo. E., brush maker (Oliver, B.), house 89 Vine
Parker George E. jr., conductor U. R. Co., boards 89 Vine
Parker Horatio G., lawyer (44 Sears build- ing, B.), h. 29 Concord avenue
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Parker James, law student H. U., rooms 13 Wadsworth house
Parker James H., cabinet maker, Rhoades building, State, house at Malden
Parker James T., broom maker, 412 Main, boards 374 do.
Parker Jerome W., 169 Gore, house 94 Thorndike
Parker John E., laborer, h. 3 Broadway Parker John T., printer, b. 212 Franklin Parker Lawrence L. jr .. fireman B. & L. R. R., house 72 Cambridge
Parker Leland N., h. Harris, off Forrest Parker Levi W., clerk (66 Chauncey, B.), boards 38 Second
Parker Louisa P. Miss, teacher, boards 38 Second
Parker Luther L., deputy sheriff, office Lechmere Bank Building, E. C.,
house 38 Second
Parker Marcellus B., fish dealer, 228 Pearl, h. 26 Hamilton [r. 304 Harvard Parker Marshall W , paper-hanger, house Parker Mary M., widow of Joel, house 5 Craigie [Western av. Parker Matilda, widow of John, house 67 Parker Sanford A., confectioner, house S Mead
Parker Sarah T. Mrs., b. 212 North av.
Parker Thomas, cabinet maker, Rhoades building, State, h. at Reading
Parker Thomas, hay aud grain, 240 and 242 Main, house at West Somerville Parker Williard, clerk N. E. Rubber Co. (31 Otis, B.), boards 30 Tremont
Parker William, carver, house 22 Fifth Parker William, carpenter, 400 Broadway, house at Somerville
Parker William, captain Tow Boat (Com- mercial wharf, B.), house 3 Prospect Parker William H. D., waiter Memorial Hall, house at Boston
P ARKHILL SAMUEL J., printer (113 Franklin, B.), bds. 1 Lamson pl. Parkhurst Charles F., painter, house 2 Squire's court
Parkinson Richard G., driver "People's Line," house 45 Winter
Parks James H., police, station 2, house 10 Prospect
Parks Jane, widow of James, h. 5S Amory Parks Maggie Miss, nurse, h. 58 Sidney
Parks Royal Henry, clerk, 649 Main, bds. 10 Prospect
Parks Walter D., conductor U. R. Co., b. Cambridge, cor. Baldwin
Parlin Frank H., lawyer, 583 Main, boards 13 Essex
Parmenter Ezra, bridge commissioner and overseer of poor, house 37 Second
Parmenter James P., student H. U., rms. 30 Hollis Hall . [h. 12 Essex
Parmenter William H., salesman, 31 Elm, Parnell Harry, boards 118 Prospect
Parr William H., machinist, 162 Broad- way, h. North av., cor. Lambert av. Parris Eli, house 54 Hastings
Parris T. Ralph, clerk (72 High, B.), bds. 3 Walnut avenue
Parrock Isabella Mrs., h. 134 Pleasant Parry Bros. (John E. and Wm. A. Parry), brick mnfrs., foot Raymond
Parry James R., telephone messenger (U. S. Court-bouse, B.), bds. 44 Fourth
Parry John E. (Parry Bros. ), brick mnfr.,
foot Raymond, and clerk, 225 North avenue, house 223 do.
Parry Martha A., wid. of Jas., h. 44 Fourth Parry Richard H .. brick-maker, h. 29 Rice Parry Susan, widow of C. Ephraim, house 29 Rice
Parry Wm. A. (Parry Bros.), brick mnfr., foot Raymond, bds. 29 Rice
Parsons Albert S., treasurer Cambridge- port Diary Co., h. 27 Ellsworth av. Parsons Alexander, grocer, 18 River, h. 16 do. [35 Mellen
Parsons Allen B., carpenter, 5 Palmer, b. Parsons Elizabeth, widow, h. 122 Auburn Parsons Frank B., laborer, bds. 6 Tufts
Parsons George, house 122 Auburn
Parsons Geo. Allen, painter, lı. 35 Mellen Parsons Geo. A., piano tuner (B.), house 10 Union
Parsons Harmon, carpenter and hardware, 200} North avenue, h. 25 Walden
Parsons Henry K. (H. K. Parsons & Co.), stable, also hay and straw, 198 North avenue, bds. 10 Russell
Parsons H. K. & Co. (Henry K. Parsons and George H. True), stable, hay and straw, etc., 198 North avenue
Parsons Josiah P., salesman, 200} North avenue, boards 25 Walden
Parsons Sylvanus M., cattle broker, h. 10 Russell
Parsons Theophilus, ex-professor of law, house 54 Garden
Partlow Charles J., painter, 642 Main, h. 22 Pleasant
Partridge David, case maker, 162 Broad- way, boards 17 Boardman
Partridge Frank P. (H. Partridge- & Co.) - (51 Hanover, B.), h. 295 North avenue Partridge John C., teas, 106 Cambridge, bds. 42 Second
Partridge Julia A. B., widow of Olin, h. 40 Coggswell avenue
Partridge Polly, widow of Henry, house 11 Meacham
Partridge Rebecca Mrs., house 24 Mellen Partridge Wm. O., bookkeeper(129 Friend, B.), bds. 40 Coggswell avenue
Pasco Amelia, wid. of John, h. 37 Cottage Pasco John J., clerk (47 Franklin, B.), h. 37 Cottage
Pasco Louis A., clerk (B.), b. 37 Cottage Pasture Edward W., elocutionist, boards rear 143 Columbia
Patch Amos G., produce (cellar 1, New F. H. Market, B.), house 293 Broadway Patch Charles R., oils (7 Central wharf, B.), house 269 Harvard
PATCH FRANK A. (F. M. Holmes Furniture Co.), 44 Cambridge, n. First (107 Washington, B.), h. at Winchester Patch Helen E. Miss, copyist Probate of- fice, Court-house, bds. 13 Shepard
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Patch Howard W., printer (73 Federal, B.), bds. 269 Harvard
PATCH LEVI M., hairdresser. 531 Main, lı. 471 do. [Upton Patch Matilda S., widow of Joseph. h. 4 Patch Otis. clerk (cellar 1, N. F. H. mar- ket, B.), bds. 293 Broadway
Patchett Edward, at Mt. Auburn ceme- tery, house 271 Mt. Auburn
Patchett James, lı. Broadway, c. Portland Patrick Ralph, printer University Press, house 7 Lanibert avenue
Patriquin Jolin M, salesman (9 Winter, B.), house 7 Hamilton
Patten Albert, switchman, Draw 2, E. R. R. Prison Point bridge, bds. 12 Rogers block, Main
Patten Albert G .. painter, 460 Main, house 12 Rogers block, Main
Patten Cornelins, sexton St. John's church, bds. 119 Fourth
Patten John, laborer, house 119 Fourtli
Patten Lucy Mrs., house 1 Sceva place
Patten William, student Scientific school, bds. at Watertown
Patterson Eliza, widow of Robert, b. 12 Railroad
Patterson Henry W., telephone operator, Court-house, Third, b. 61 Hammond st., Boston Highlands
Patterson Jas., stone-cutter, Gore's wharf, house 105 Spruce
Patterson John E., jig sawyer, house 110 Tremont [Franklin
Patterson Julia, widow of Michael, h. 196 Patterson Olof, cabinet maker, 384 Main, house at Somerville
Patterson Wm., tin worker, b. 111 Auburn Patterson Wm. H., carpenter, h. 28 Union Paul Ivory C., cutter (North, B.), house 17 Pleasant place
Paul Nelson F., foreman planing mill W. H. H. & Co., Third, house at Boston Paul Walter E., student H. U., rooms 13 Stoughton Hall
Payne Charles, waiter Memorial Hall, b. 43 Market
Payne Charles W. Mrs., house 10 Jay
Payne Richard, laborer, house 43 Market Payne Richard jr., waiter Memorial Hall, boards 43 Market
Payne, see Paine
Payson Joseph H., box maker, 3 Hamp- shire, house 127 Norfolk
Payton Lucy, wid. of Amaziah, house 1 Sceva place
Peabody Andrew P., preacher to the Uni- versity, and Plummer Prof. of Chris- tian morals H. U., house 11 Quincy
Peabody Francis, law student H. U., rooms 9 Linden
Peabody Francis G., clergyman, liouse Shepard, near Garden
Peak Horatio N. jr., tuner, 162 Broadway, house at Medford
Peak Howard F. (Peak & Anderson), 402 Harvard, house 2 Charles River
Peak & Anderson (Howard F. Peak and John E. Anderson), slaters, 402 Harv'd
Pear Charles M., house 5 White
Pear Isaac S. (Pettingill & Pear), spring bed mnfr., Rhoades' mill, State, store (35 Brattle, B.), house 7 Howard
Pear Joseph S., boards 28 Front
Pear Sarah A. Miss, boards 28 Front
Pear Sarah A. E. Miss, house 28 Front
Pear Thomas, jeweler (27 Avery, B.), h. 42 Essex
Pearce Frederic, foreman brass finisher, 368 Main, house 55 Winsor
Pearl Solomon, milkman, h. 119 Prospect Pearmain Sumner B., student H. U., rms. 20 Prescott
Pearson Alexander C., paper-hanger, 12 Prospect, house do.
Pearson Albert L., packer, h. 57 Pleasant Pearson Chas. S. Mrs., h. 125 Washington Pearson Elizabeth H., bookkeeper, 660 Main, boards 125 Washington
Pearson Frank, at 125 Broadway, boards 227 do.
Pearson Geo. H., clerk, 595 Main, boards at Boston
Pearson Henry C., piano maker, 624 Main, house 23 Lawrence [Harvard Pearson John A., leather cutter, liouse 240 Pearson John D., bookbinder, house 2 Austin place
Pearson Legh R., printer University Press, house 7 Bow
Pearson Martha J. M. Mrs., h. 68 Dana Pearson Mary D. Mrs. house 2 Austin pl. Pearson Mary S., wid. of Samuel, house 23 Lawrence
Pearson William, bookkeeper (84 Sum- mer. B.), boards 2 Austin place
Pease Charles R., broker (State, B.), h. 141 North avenue
Pease Curtis S., bookkeeper Boston Ice Co., Prison Point road, h. at Malden
Pease Daniel jr., salesman (55 Bedford, B.), house 15 Beech
Pease Matthew, carpenter, b. 27 Warland Pease Richmond. salesman (65 Franklin, B.), boards 141 North avenue
Peaselee Cyrus, provisions (40 F. H. sq., B.), h. Richdale av., near Walden Peaselee Winnifred I., clerk (40 F. H. sq., B.), b. Cyrus Peaselee's, Richdale av. Peck Owen, house 57 Inman
Peirce Benjamin, Perkins Prof. of Astron- omy and Mathematics H. U., and con- sulting geometer U. S. coast survey, house 4 Kirkland place
Peirce Charlotte E. Miss, h. 4 Kirkland pl. Peirce Harriet, widow of Geo., h. 8 Allen Peirce Herbert H. D., h. 4 Kirkland place Peirce James M., University Professor of Mathematies H. U., and Secretary of the Academic Council, rooms 47 Matthews Hall
Peirce Mary F. Miss, teacher High school, boards 91 Magazine
Peirce Robert, laborer, b. 141 Mt. Auburn Peirce Wm. T., student H. U., rms. 10 Oxford [at Arlington Peirce Wm. W., clerk, 452 Harvard, bds. Peirce, see Pierce, also Pearce
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Pelfrene Jack S., lithographer, boards 21 Lawrence
Pellaquin Gilbert, engineer John L. Sands & Son's brick yard, h. 106 Concord av. Pellew William George, student H. U, rooms 23 Holworthy Hall
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