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Miller Mury A., widow of John ¿T., house 31 Mill
Miller Samuel, seaman, house 25 Fourth Miller Stuart C., produce (104 F. H. Mark- et, B.), house 122 Hancock
Miller William, laborer, h. 215 Mt. Auburn Miller William F. (Miller, Woodland & Co.), turner, 380 Main, h. 62 Harvard
Miller Wm. G., foreman (Water, corner Chamber, Charlestown), h. 9 Franklin Miller Wm. H., bookkeeper (46 Summer, B.), house 133 Spring
Miller Wm. Martin, piano hammer maker, 555 Main, house 54 Columbia
Miller Wm. T., cabinet maker, 384 Main, boards 120 Harvard
Miller, Woodland & Co.(William F. Miller and Joshua G. Woodland), wood and ivory turners, rear 380 Main
Millet Felix, broom maker, house Dublin, near Walden
Millett Geo. W., printer Riverside Press, house 85} Putnam avenue
Milligan Daniel H., shoemaker, 36 Fifth, house 159 Norfolk
Milligan Jas., tailor (32 School, B.), house 23 Fayette
Milligan John D. (U. S. N.), b. 28 Fayette Milligan William, dentist, 613 Main, bds. 28 Fayette
RUBBER CUSHIONED AXLES USED EXCLUSIVELY BY F. IVERS 176 & 178 North Av., Salesroom, 58 Portland, BOSTON.
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Milliken Jas. E., express, 12 Brattle and (26 Devonshire, B.), h. 8 Mt. Auburn Milliken James S. (Texas), house 8 Mt. Auburn
Millis Samuel E., porter, house 6 Elmer Millmore Patrick, hostler U. R. Co., 201 Main, house 2 Hannum's block, rear 114 Broadway
Mills Abbot Low, student H. U., rooms 43 Weld Hall
Mills Benj. F., clerk (304 Washington, B.), and stenograph teacher, 111 Magazine, house do.
Mills Benj. F., clerk (70 Devonshire, B.), boards 64 Winter
Mills Charles, civil engineer Middlesex county, house at Somerville
Mills Charles H., wood engraver (2 Alden court, B.), boards 64 Winter
Mills David S., hatter(377 Washington, B.), liouse 72 Inman
Mills Frank, machinist, house 115 Green Mills James, hairdresser (122 Cambridge, B.), house 45 Winsor
Mills Jas. H., cabinet maker, h. 64 Winter Mills Jas. H. jr., cane chair seater, boards 64 Winter
Mills Sarah A., widow, house 40 Erie Mills Wm., carpenter, h. 189 Mt. Auburn Mills Wm. jr., teamster, b.189 Mt.Auburn Milne Robert Mrs., house 201 North av.
Milner Frederick S., carriage painter, 178 North avenue, house 310 do.
Milstead Thomas G., student H. U., bds. 23 Irving
Mimneuglı Jas., hostler, h. 219 Cambridge Minane John, laborer, h. 7 Maynard place Minane Thomas H., granite polisher, bds. 7 Maynard place
Minard Althene S., widow of George, dressmaker, 623 Main, house do.
Mindig Jane, widow of Philip, house rear 115 Columbia
Minehan John, laborer, house 18 Reed Miner Fred. L., clerk, 161 Cambridge,bds. 89 Thorndike
Miner Henry A., apothecary, 161 Cam- bridge, house 89 Thorndike
Miner Wm., laborer, h. 27 Washington Minot Elizabeth, widow of George, house 38 Concord avenue
Minott James M., apothecary, 415 and 528 Cambridge, house at Somerville
Minskey Frank, laborer, h. r. 12 Winter Minturn Robert S., student H. U., rooms 8 Holyoke House
Mirick Augusta G. Mrs., teacher Putnam grammar school, h. 139 Thorndike Mirick George A., clerk, 168 Cambridge, boards 139 Thorndike
Mirranda Alexander, seaman, h. 18 Gore Misener John A., wood worker, 162 Broad- way, house 53 Raymond
Mitchell Alexander, laborer Mt. Auburn cemetery, h. Huron, n. Lake View av. Mitchell Chas. A., student H. U., rooms 29 Stoughton Hall
Mitchell Eliza J., teacher Sargent primary school, boards 116 Winsor
Mitchell Elizabeth Mrs., h. 60 Hastings Mitchell Elizabeth H., widow, house 89 Plymouth
Mitchell Frederick M., clerk(181 Congress, B.), boards 28 Front
Mitchell George E., stereotyper, boards 108 Putnam avenue
Mitchell George L., glass cutter, house 113 Thorndike
Mitchell Henry A., house 28 Front
Mitchell John, laborer, bds. 8 Hastings
Mitchell John, jig sawyer, State, house at at Boston
Mitchell Joseplı Frank, stereotyper River- side Press, house 221 Pearl
Mitchell Mary, widow, house 8 Hastings Mitchell Michael, plumber, 157 North av., house at Boston
Mitchell Reuben, master mariner, house 100 Columbia
Mitchell Sollace, student H. U., rooms 21 Matthews Hall [house do.
Mitchell Thomas, grocer. 14 Hancock, Mitchell Thomas, machinist, h. 110 Gore Mitchell William, harness-maker, Cam- bridge, junc. Bridge, h. 116 Winsor Mitchell William, laborer, b. 8 Hastings Mitchem Sylvanus, engineer B. & L. R. R., house 62 Cambridge
Mitiver Noel, clerk. 113 Spruce, house do. Mittell Eugene, house 1 Cedar square
Mitton Edward J., salesman (450 Wash- ington, B.), liouse 18 Lee
Mockridge Geo. R., tel. operator (122 State, B.), house 34 Sidney
Moellers Charles, printer University Press, boards 32 Brookline
Moellers Frank S., jeweler (432 Washing- ton, B.), boards 32 Brookline
Moellers George G., blacksmith (Allston), house 32 Brookline
Moellers George G., blacksmith (Allston), boards 32 Brookline
Moellers George II., watchmaker, boards 32 Brookline
Moellers Henry, machinist (Haverhill,B.), boards 32 Brookline
Moeser Philip, cigar maker, h. 20 Hastings Moffat Reuben B., student H. U., rooms 5 Weld Hall
Moffatt Patrick, laborer,368 Main, b.329 do. Moffatt William, iron melter, 368 Main, h. 9 Rogers block, Main
Moller Axle B., clerk (99 Broad, B.), h. 762 Main
Moller Christian B. (Moller & Co.), pro- visions, 403 Main and 103 Prospect, house 36 Cherry
Moller & Co. (Christian B. Moller and Charles Olson), provisions, 403 Main and 103 Prospect
Moloney Daniel, tin plate and sheet iron worker, Otis, cor. Eightlı, h. do.
Moloney Philip, shoemaker, 114 Broad- way, house do.
LUMBER.
J. G. & N. G. GOOCH, Western Av., Brighton. 13 Kilby St., Boston. Order Box, Ayer's Stable, 904 Main Street, Old Cambridge.
MOULDINGS.
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Moloney William A., printer University Press, house 19 Baldwin
Momptois Louis, soap boiler John Rear- don & Sons, boards 2 Lawrence Monaghan Bridget Miss, house 8 Fifth Monaghan Patrick, currier, lı. r. 50 Spruce Monahan Henry, tailor, 453 Main, boards 463 do.
Monblo Francis T. N., stoves, 188 Cam- bridge, house 87 Vine
Mongan Eliza M. Mrs., confectionery and fancy goods, 199 Cambridge, boards 219 North avenue
Monier August, carpenter, h. 131 Dublin Monihan Michael, laborer, house 2 Grant Monroe Amos, liouse 63 Auburn
Monroe Charles W. Mrs., house Sacra- mento place, 2d on left
Monroe Harriet B. Miss, copyist, Otis, corner Second, boards at Boston
Monroe, see Munro and Munroe
Montague Charles Hibbard, b. 26 Fayette Montague Edward, wood-turner, boards 181} Harvard
Montague Samuel L., com. mer. (288 Atlantic av., B.), house 26 Fayette
Montague Sarah A. Mrs., fancy goods, 12 Inman square, house 26 Fayette Monte Louis, tinsmith, house 193 Main Montgomery Charles S., real estate agent (31 Motte, B.), house 224 Putnam av. Montgomery Edward, sawyer, 162 Broad- way, boards 12 Rogers block, Main Montgomery Eliza J., widow of Wm. H., house 22 Brookline
Montgomery George, city lamplighter, house 40 Hampshire
Montgomery George, teamster, b. 93 Third Montgomery Marcus, molder, 162 Broad- way, boards 12 Rogers block, Main
. Montgomery Robert A., printer (238 Washington, B.), house 11 Rogers block, Main
Montgomery Simpson, spring bed maker (6 Beach, B.), house 40 Plymouth Montgomery Thomas, lamplighter, house 93 Third [193 Broadway
Montgomery Wm. G., soap-maker, house Montgomery Wm. H. Mrs., express, 506 Main and (10 F. H. square, B.), house 22 Brookline
Montgomery Wm. J., driver Montgomery express, boards 22 Brookline
Moody B. Appleton, steam piper, 368 Main, house 120 Magazine
Moody Charles E., grocer (75 Commercial, B.), boards 26 Lee
Moody John H., foreman (238 Washing- ton, B.), house 349 Broadway
Moody Win., machinist (53 Beverly, B.), house 24 Pearl
Mooney Alice, widow of Wm. J., house 183 Columbia
Mooney A. M., widow, h. 69} Mt. Auburn Mooney Bernard, laborer, bds. 4 Water
Mooney Bernard jr., plumber (B.), house 5 Linehan block, Third
Mooney Daniel, house 107 Tremont Mooney Edward, laborer, house 16 East Mooney Geo. F., boiler maker, 92 Main, house 100 do.
Mooney James, laborer, house Rolling Mill block, Bristol
Mooney John, laborer, house 6 Hastings Mooney John A., teamster, h. 12 Harding Mooney John E., boarding-house, 5 Linden Mooney John M., boots and shoes, 177 Cambridge, house 73 Third
Mooney Morris, expressman, b. 6 Harvard square [Hastings
Mooney Patrick, brass worker, house 6 Mooney Wm., machinist, 72 Main, boards at Boston
Mooney William L., tinsmith, 502 Main, house 456 Cambridge
Mooney Wm. M. Mrs., h. 2 Hastings sq. Moor Clark R. Rev., house 5 Walnut av. Moor James C., grocer, 192 Cambridge, rooms 141 Otis
Moor, see Moors
Moore Alfred, porter, h. r. 133 Columbia Moore Arthur, 162 Broadway, b. 47 Winsor Moore Brothers (Ephraim M. and Joseph W. Moore), provisions, 432 Cambridge Moore Charles (Charles Moore & Co.),
hardware, etc., 8 Brattle, house Lang- don, near North avenue
Moore Charles, grease collector, house Harvey, corner Jackson
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OORE CHARLES & CO. (Chas. and Edward R. Moore), hard- ware, 8 Brattle
Moore Charles H., Instructor in Drawing and Principles of Design H. U., house 19 Follen
Moore Charles W. Mrs., house 10 Tremont Moore Clarence A., confectioner (37 Un- ion, B.), rooms City bldg., Brattle sq. Moore Cyrus J., clothes cleaner, 4472 Main, house 36 Hastings
Moore Daniel, laborer, boards 39 Hastings Moore David H., musician, house 3 Allston court
Moore Edmond J., baker, 502 Main, house 159 Franklin
Moore Edward R. (Charles Moore & Co.), hardware, etc., 8 Brattle, h. 24 Mellen Moore Edwin G., bookkeeper (178 Pur- chase, B.), house 29 Inman
Moore Ellen, widow, house 92 Harvard.
Moore Ephraim M. (Moore Bros. ), provis- ions, 432 Cambridge, house 432} do.
Moore Frank, packer, 203 Bridge, boards at Waltham
Moore George A., architect, bds. 132 Mt. Auburn
Moore George D., student H. U., rooms 14 Holyoke House
Moore George H. (Lenfest & Moore), printer, 68 Cambridge, bds. 22 Sixth Moore Hannah E. Miss, house 47 Magazine Moore James, grease collector, house 3 Essex court
Moore James, brass finisher, 368 Main
TOMBS,
MONUMENTS & CURBINGS, Designed and Constructed. P. O'BRIEN & SON, 89 Sparks and 820 Main Streets.
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Moore Jane, widow of Alexander, house rear 43 Clark
Moore Jane, wid. of Nicholas. h. 17 Gerry Moore John, laborer, house 98 Spruce
Moore John, house rear 131 Columbia
Moore John A., piano action maker, bds: 275 Broadway
Moore John A., painter, 51 Pleasant, b. do. Moore John F., confectionery, house 186 Hampshire
Moore John W., house Garden st. place Moore Joseph W. (Moore Brothers), pro- visions, 432 Cambridge, house 436 do. Moore Lucena H. Mrs., house 12 Douglass Moore Margaret A., nurse, b. 229 Broadway Moore Martin, laborer John Reardon & Sons, house 6 Decatur court
Moore Matthew R., police, station 3, house 22 Sixth
Moore Nancy, widow, house 11 Jay
Moore Nelson N., clerk (712 Washington, B.), house 57 Pleasant
Moore Perley D., leather (172 and 178 Pur- chase, B.), house 6 River
Moore Richard M., freight conductor B. & L. R. R., house 33 Fourth
Moore Samuel, laborer, house 51 Hastings Moore Susie T. G. Miss, clerk, 79 Cam- bridge, boards 133 do.
Moore Thomas, teamster, house 18 North Moore Thomas H., paper-hanger, boards 229 Broadway
Moore William C., carpenter, house 3 Rog- ers block, Main [side place
Moore William C., painter, house 5 River- Moore William J., laborer, boards Thomas Moran's, Holworthy place
Moorehouse Daniel, pressman Riverside Press, house 39 Erie
Moorman Francis J., law student H. U., boards 30 Mount Auburn
Moors Benjamin F., conductor U. R. Co., boards 69 Mt. Auburn
Moors John F., student H. U., rooms 48 Matthews Hall
Mora Frank, carpenter, house 28 Baldwin Moran Augustus, butcher Niles Bros., bds.
Mrs. M. A. Sutherland's, Concord av. Moran Bridget, widow, house 176 Green Moran Catherine, wid. of Thomas, house 222 Franklin [236 Cambridge Moran Catherine, wid. of Michael, house Moran Chas. P., furniture, 238 Cambridge, boards 236 do.
Moran Daniel J. Mrs., house 45 Franklin Moran David P., cabinet-maker, 44 Cam- bridge, boards at Charlestown
Moran Edward, horse-shoer, house rear 36 Washington
Moran Ellen, widow, house 73 Third Moran Frank, blacksmith, house South, near Dunster
Moran Jas. A., printer, h. 236 Cambridge Moran John, laborer, 169 Gore, and board- ing-house, 164 do.
Moran John, tailor, 49 Cambridge, house 16 East
Moran John J., clerk (26 Tremont, B.), house 34 Clark
Moran Joseph, glass-blower (Sandwich), house 23 Winter
Moran Martin, hen dealer, house Clay, next Harvey [Fourth
Moran Mary, widow of Thomas, house 123 Moran Mary, widow, h. Clay, next Harvey Moran Patrick, marble-cutter (Haverhill, B.), house rear 152 Bridge
Moran Thomas, hen dealer, house Clay, next Harvey
Moran Thomas, hostler U. R. Co. stable, Mt. Auburn, house Holworthy place Moran Thomas S., upholsterer, boards 236 Cambridge
Moran William, coachman William Read, house 86 Sparks [house do. Morandus John O., hair-dresser, 54 Cedar, Mordecai Lazarus, cigar-maker, house 15 Charles River
Morehead John, oil refiner John Reardon & Sons, house 32 Somerset
Morehouse Daniel J., pressman Riverside Press, house 29 Erie
Moreland Fred. A., clerk, 472 Harvard, boards at Allston
Moreland Henry A., stereotyper Univer- sity Press, boards at Allston
Moreland John H., foreman University Press job room, house at Allston
Morey Elisha W., oil finisher, 624 Main, boards 72 Inman
Morey Philemon, salesman (10 India, B.), rooms 40 Prospect
Morgan Alfred, picture frames, 906 Main, house 16 Winthrop
Morgan George F., conveyancer Registry of Deeds, Otis, cor. Second, b: 65 Otis Morgan George M., clerk (118} Milk, B.), boards 127 Mt. Auburn
Morgan Harriet Mrs., h. 127 Mt. Auburn Morgan Harry P., clerk (39 Tremont, B.), boards 16 Irving
Morgan Henry, blacksmith, 368 Main, house 34 Warren
Morgan John, teamster, boards 54 Ellery Morgan John H., cook, housr 66 Put- nam avenue
Morgan Joseph P., hairdresser, 531 Main, rooms 10 Cottage
Morgan Morris B. Mrs., house 16 Irving Morgan Morris H., student H. U., and ed- itor and proprietor Harvard Daily Echo, 3 Linden, rooms 19 Irving
Morgan Thomas, carpenter, h. 9 Suffolk Moriarty John, blacksmith, h. 10 Murdock Moriarty J., boiler-maker, 72 Main
Moriarty Mary, widow, h. 452 Broadway Moriarty Patrick H., salesman, 7 Harvard square, house 14 Farwell place Moring Anna L. Mrs., house 12 Quincy Moring Charles F., house 12 Quincy Morley Anna K. Miss, millinery, 182 North avenue, house 23 Irving
Morley Jeremiah, watchman U. R. Co., Eighth, house 22 Hunting
BURDITT & WILLIAMS,
JOBBERS AND RETAILERS OF HARDWARE, 20 DOCK SQUARE.
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Morley John F., shoemaker, Spring, cor- ner Fourth, house do.
Morley Mary A., widow of Thomas, house 23 Irving
Moroney Mary, widow, house 2 Rogers block, Washington
Morrill Alfred (Morrill & Allen), steam engines, 356 Main, boards 10 Village Morrill Alzada Miss, music teacher, bds. 12 Village
Morrill Charles W. K., student Episcopal Theological Seminary, Brattle, rooms 8 Lawrence Hall [lage
Morrill Daniel K., wheelwright. h. 12 Vil- Morrill Dexter J., express, h. 50 Holyoke Morrill Leonard, house 35 Front
Morrill Samuel H., student H. U., rooms 22 Worcester
Morrill William F., lawyer (67 Sudbury, B.), house 22 Worcester
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TORRILL & ALLEN (Alfred Mor- rill and Albert F. Allen), steam en- gines, etc., 356 Main
Morris Chas. P., porter, b. 162 Hampshire Morris Emery T. (107 Milk, B.), house 162 Hampshire
Morris George M., bar-tender (27 N. Mar- ket, B.), house 35 River
Morris George P., student H. U., rooms 561 Eighth, South Boston
Morris Henry Mrs., house 180 Hampshire Morris James J., coachman, 263 North av- enue, boards do. [av.
Morris John, baker, h. Bristol, n. Webster Morris John T., laborer, house 13 Winsor Morris John T., h. Hampshire, near Elm Morris Manwell, brush-maker, 32 First, boards 20 Third
Morris Mary J., widow of William R., dressmaker, 162 Hampshire, house do. Morris Thomas F., brass-finisher, house Bristol, near Webster avenue
Morris Wm., hostler, h.Cushing, n. Locust Morrison Asa L., reed-maker, 162 Broad- way, boards 136 Spring
Morrison Charles A., clerk (5 F. H. mar- ket, B.). boards 9 Hancock place
Morrison Daniel W., express (40 Court, B.), house 10} Western avenue
Morrison Edward H., clerk (59 High, B.), boards 9 Felton
Morrison George A. (Whorf & Morrison), fish and oysters, 28 Central square, house 40 Sidney
Morrison G. B., student H. U., rooms 7 Holworthy Hall
M ORRISON HARLAND P., but- ter and cheese (14 New F. H. market, B.), house 18 Avon
Morrison James, grocer (41 Portland, B.), house 18 Avon
Morrison Neil C., wheelwright, 448 Main, bds. 40 Austin [bds. at Boston Morrison William, blacksmith, 17 Main, Morrison William A., house 9 Felton
Morrison William H., law-student H. U., rooms Prospect House
Morrissey Andrew, mason, house 59 Fifth Morrissey Elizabeth A., widow of Jobn S., house 174 Gore
Morrissey George A., hostler, h. 51 Clark Morrissey John, baker, 502 Main, house at Boston
Morrissey John, laborer, house 79 Spruce Morrissey Michael, laborer, b. 79 Spruce Morrissey Patrick, hostler, 677 Main, bds. 68 School [174 Gore
Morrissey Sarah, widow of Thomas, house Morrow Francis A., printer (117 Franklin, B.), house 67 Brookline
Morrow James, tinsmith, 163 Pleasant, boards 1n Valentine
Morse Albert D., paper-hanger, house 5 Hubbard avenue
Morse Asa P., shook mnfr. (26 Doane, B.), house 81 Magazine
Morse Charles E., bookbinder Riverside Press, house 103 Pleasant
Morse Charles F., student H. U., rooms 35 College House
Morse Charles H., produce (69 Clinton, B.), house 345 Broadway
Morse Cyrus B., conductor U. R. Co., house 30 Rice
Morse Cyrus E., bookbinder Riverside Press, rooms 20 Watson
Morse Edward H., clerk, boards 62 Wright Morse Ellen Mrs., house Grant
Morse Francis A., harness-maker U. R. Co., Dunster, boards 62 Wright
Morse George, upholsterer, 7 Brattle, house rear 19 Grant
Morse George A., harness-maker, Palmer, house rear 19 Grant
Morse Geo. A., lawyer (19 Old State House, B.), boards 371 Harvard
Morse George E., house 99 Auburn
Morse George H., laborer, 62 Broadway, house 45 Tremont
Morse Henry L., salesman (42 Summer, B.), house 75 North avenue
Morse Horace A., express driver, Lyceum bldg., Harvard sq., h. 9 Charles River Morse Isaac S., attorney (Old State House, room 19. B.), house 371 Harvard
Morse Jacob C., student H. U., rooms 23 Gray's Hall
Morse James B., house 17 DeWolf
Morse James Drummond, book finisher Riverside Press, house 7 Laurel
Morse Jas. D., paper ruler (B.), h. 465 Main Morse Kate E., widow of F. H., house 154 Mt. Auburn [20 Jay
Morse Kendall, hostler, 70 Norfolk, house Morse L. Lucinda, widow of Bernard, h. 187 Hampshire
Morse Orrin A., officer House of Correc- tion, boards 67 Otis
Morse Peter, brick-maker, house Walden, between Garden and Dublin
Morse Philip S., student H. U., rooms 37 Matthews Hall
TORSE TIMOTHY D., umbrella M maker, 1 Austin, house 30 Eighth
Parties having CARRIAGES and wishing them VARNISHED or REPAIRED in the SPRING, can have them STORED during the winter free of charge, at the manufactory of F. IVERS, 176 and 178 North Avenue.
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Morse Wm. Frank, barrel maker Jaynes & Co., house 99 Auburn
Morson Charles R., carpenter, house 7 Murdock
Morss John W., student H. U., rooms 25 Gray's Hall
Mortenson Geo. T., silver-smith, h. 24Vine Morton Frederick W., student H. U., house 27 Mellen
Morton George B., organ maker, house 38 Sacramento
Morton Ira A., h. rear 7 Pleasant place Moseley Douglas, student H. U., boards 11 Sumner
Mosher Alfred, cooper, house 5 Hunting Mosher A. M. Mrs., house 880 Main Mosher E. F., 54 Bridge
Mosher John N., pile-driver, h. 10 Union Moss Ellen E., widow of Daniel, house 6 Baldwin place
Mossey Edward, laborer, h. 3 Webster av. Mott Wm., soap maker. b. 181} Harvard
Moultman Robert, house Holworthy, near Locust
Moulton Charles H. (Moulton & Sadler), clocks, etc., 162 Cambridge, house 57 Sixth
Moulton Charles W. H. (C. W. H. Moulton & Co.), ladders, etc., Gore, n. Sixth, louse 131 Thorndike
Moulton Claudius B., shirt and overall manufacturer (111 Milk, B.), house Mt. Pleasant, corner Walden
Moulton C. J. B., collector, h. 872 Main
Moulton C. Warren, salesman (2 Liberty square, B.), house 21 Inman
Moulton C. W. H. & Co. (Charles W. H. Moulton), ladders, Gore, near Sixth Moulton Elizabeth C., widow of Joel, h. 8 Prescott
Moulton Everett O., ladder maker, boards 131 Thorndike
Moulton Franklin W., student H. U., rooms 27 Little's block
Moulton John G., piano maker, 624 Main, house 151 Otis [37 Mellen
Moulton Sarah H., widow of Sullivan, bds. Moulton & Sadler (Chas. H. Moulton and James M. Sadler), clocks, etc., 162 Cambridge
Mt. Auburn Cemetery, Mt. Auburn, near Watertown line, H. B. Mackintosh, treas., J. Harris Reed, sec., office (16 Pemberton square, Boston)
Mt. Auburn Conservatory, Brattle, near Mt. Auburn
MIT. AUBURN MABBLE AND GRANITE WORKS, opposite Mt. Auburn, A. McDonald, proprietor Mousley E. J. Mrs., millinery, 248 North avenue, house do.
Mowll Charles F., clerk, house 124 Otis Mowry Lottie C., widow of Albert E., house 815 Main
Mowry Smith A., boards 815 Main Moy James, color mixer Riverside Press, house 1 Walker's court
Moylan Daniel, coachman, house 204 Hampshire
Moylan Mary, widow of Michael, black- smith, house Spring, corner Eighth Moylan Michael F., printer (63 Kilby, B.), boards Mary Moylan's, Spring
Moynahan Jeremiah, house 193 Norfolk Moynahan Jeremiah jr. (Moynahan & Co.), 457 Cambridge, h. 193 Norfolk Moynahan Michael, tin peddler, house 193 Norfolk
Moynahan T., boiler maker, 72 Main
Moynahan & Co. (Jere. Moynahan jr. and Thos. F. Rafferty), stoves, etc., 457 Cambridge
Moynihan Patrick, house rear 6 North
Mueller Otto, student H. U., rooms 15 Stoughton Hall
Mukes Burrill, laborer, house 53 Portland Mulcahy Jeremiah, tailor, 430 Main, house
6 Baldwin court
Mulcahy John, currier, house 47 Reed Mulcahy Jolın, teamster, h. 2 Harrison Mulcahy John F., grocer, 188 Norfolk, lı.do. Mulcahy Mary, widow, house 2 Harrison Mulcahy Nicholas, currier, house 45 Reed Mulcahy Patrick, currier, h. rear 45 Reed Mulcahy Thomas J., machinist, 36S Main,
boards 238 Broadway
Muldoon Mary, wid. of Wm., h. 13 Warren Muldoon William H., restaurant, 165} Cambridge, house 165 do.
Mulford Elisha Rev., house 35 Bowdoin Mulhall Henry P., house 22 Pearl
Mulherin Eliza Miss, dressmaker, house 25 Bow
Mulhern Charles, machinist, 368 Main Mulhern Charles, carpenter, b. 23 Hunting Mulhern Charles R., laborer, bds. 49 Clark Mulhern Ellen, widow of Patrick, house. 49 Clark
Mulhern James, marble worker, 7 Pros- pect, house at Boston
Mulhern James, sawyer, h. 107 Spring Mulhern James, carpenter, b. 23 Hunting Mulhern Mary, widow of George, house 23 Hunting
Mulhern Thomas, bookbinder Riverside Press t[1 State
Mulholland James, clerk, 447 Main, boards Mulholland Michael, confectionery, 447 Main, house 40 Brookline
Mulkern Martin W., teamster, house 3 Dickinson
Mull Frederick, restaurant (14 Cornhill, B.), house 150 Spring
Mullane James, laborer, house 58 Spruce Mullans Edward, laborer, li. 108 Spring Mullen Ann Miss, variety store, 17 Fourth, house do.
Mullen David, house 9 Bow
Mullen George, machinist, 356 Main, bds. 347 do.
Mullen George J., plasterer, house 1 Em- erson block, Crescent avenue
Mullen James J., cabinet-maker, boards 34 Harding
LUMBER & MOULDINGS. J. G. & N. G. GOOCH. Wharf, Western Avenue, Brighton. 904 Main Street, Cambridge. Office, 13 Kilby Street, Boston.
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Mullen James W., carpenter B. & L. R. R., house 77 Third
Mullen John, laborer, house 19 Porter Mullen Joseph, peddler, h. 34 Jefferson Mullen Joseph, 91 Broadway, house do.
Mullen J. Edward, clerk (477 Washington, B.), boards 9 Bow
Mullen Malachi, watchman, 368 Main, h. 196 Green
Mullen Margaret, widow of James, house 34 Harding
Mullen Martin, teamster, b. 91 Broadway Mullen Mary, widow of Daniel,h. 130 River Mullen Michael, laborer, h. 6 Hayes court Mullen Nicholas, laborer B. & L. R. R., house 177 Cambridge
Mullen Patrick, laborer, h. 168 Franklin
Mullen Robert, laborer, house 93 Spring
Mullen Thomas, laborer, lı. 91 Broadway Mullen Thomas, boiler-maker, 72 Main
Mullen Thomas F., brush-maker, boards 177 Cambridge
Mullen William, laborer, h. 27 Warren
Mullen William N., 203 Bridge, boards 177 Cambridge
Mullen, see Mullin
Müller Adophina Miss, book-folder, bds. 153 Otis
Müller Albert J., peddler, house 89 Third Müller Bros. (William, Henry and Chris- tian Müller), tanners and curriers, Tannery (169 Summer, B.)
Müller Charles, instrument-maker (B.), boards 153 Otis
Müller Christian (Müller Bros.), tanner, Tannery, house 388 North avenue
Müller Edward, bookkeeper Müller Bros., Tannery, b. Siloam Müller's, Tannery Müller Frederick, glass-polisher, house 89 Third
Müller Henry (Müller Bros.), tanner, Tan- nery, house 388 North avenue
Müller John, laborer, 508 Main, boards at Somerville
Müller Louisa, widow of Edward L., h. 153 Otis
Müller Siloam, widow of Wm., house Tan- nery. 4th on left
Müller William (Müller Bros. ), tanner, Tannery, house at Arlington
Mullett Frank B., foreman of teamsters, 113 Broadway, h. 59 Hampshire
Mullett Frank C., confectioner,282 Broad- way, house 15 Suffolk
Mullett Lucy Mrs., nurse, h. 126 Spring Mullett Susan, widow of John, boarding- house, 39 Brighton
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