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MOULDINGS.
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Bell Andrew, foreman American Steam Safe Works, 17 Main, h. at Chelsea Bell Christina, widow, house 49 Harvard Bell Frederick, ship-broker (193 Atlantic avenue. B.), house 106 Winsor
Bell Geo H. S. Rev., pastor Rush Union A. M. E. Zion chapel, 458 Main, house Ericsson court
Bell Henry A., cook, house 104 Harvard Bell Maria, widow, house 37 Hampshire
Bell Richard, porter, house 27 Brewery
Bell Sam'l H., printer (B ), h. Ericsson ct. Bell Telephone Co., Middlesex Court- house, room 1, Third, main office (40 Pearl, Boston)
Bell William.lithographer Riverside Press, house at Boston
Bell William, horse shoer, 202 North ave- nue, house 25 Walden
Bell William A., brush-maker, 2 Gore, h. rear 102 Spring
Bellis William J., mason, order box 196 North avenue, house 29 Bolton
Belluche Andrew, carpenter, h. 14 Magee Belluche John, laborer Riverside Press, house 168 Putnam avenue
Belshaw Charles M., student H. U., rms. 8 Matthews Hall
Bemis Drucilla D. Mrs., dressmaker, 77 River, house do.
Bemis Emery, house 158 Mt. Auburn
Bemis Emery jr., leaf tobacco (32 Central wharf, B.), house 158 Mt. Auburn
Bemis Frederick G., student H. U., rooms 20 Gray's Hall
Bemis John H., clerk, 621 Main, house at Allston
Bemis John W., student H. U., boards Jonathan W. Bemis', Walker
Bemis Jonathan W., physician, house Walker, corner Shepard
Bemis Margaret, widow of Abraham, h. rear 118 Fourth
Bemis Richard, laborer, h. 118 Fourth
Benard Joseph H., glass-blower, house 458 Cambridge
Bendelari George A. C., Instructor in Modern Languages H. U., rooms 5 College House
Bengtson Pehr, printer, house 3 Seckel
. Benham George A., student H. U., rooms 9 Gray's Hall
Benner Albert S., nurse, 158 Mt. Auburn Benner Miles A., driver M. Fairbanks & Co. (Howard, B.), house 24 Upton
Bennet Charles H .. car builder B. & A. repair shop ( Allston), h. S Rockwell Bennet Charles H. jr., car builder B. & A. R. R. shop (Allston), bds. 8 Rockwell Bennet Simon, mariner, h. 106 Harvard Bennett Augustus N., chair-maker, house 122 Broadway
Bennett C. E., student H. U., rooms 50 College House
Bennett Daniel Mrs., h. 112 Thorndike
Bennett James H., produce (19 North Market, B.), house 17 Inman
Bennett John, carpenter, house Concord avenue, near slaughter house
Bennett Josiah Q., cashier Market Nat'l Bank (86 State, B.), h. 36 Linnæan
Bennett Oliver, house Richdale avenue, 3d from Walden
Bennett William, butcher Niles Bros. Benney Nathaniel, proof reader Riverside Press, house 100 River
Bennink Cornelius G. H., dry goods, 581 Main, house 23 Inman
Bennink E. A. Mrs., millinery and human hair goods, 645 Main, rms. 14 Prospect Bennink Gerritt J., carpenter, house 41 Western avenue
Benshimol Joshua, cigar manufacturer, h. 510 Cambridge
Benson Albert S., driver Hook and Ladder No. 1. Brattle sq., h. 90 Mt. Auburn
Benson Edgar, carpenter, h. rear 6 Lopez Benson Henry J. H., hair-dresser, 117 . Cambridge, house do. . Benson John, gardener, 25 Craigie, house 11 Eliot
Benson John M., carpenter, h. 17 Hewes Benson Mason D., treas. F. R. R. (Cause- way, B.), bouse 140 North avenue
Benson Moses, waiter Memorial Hall, h. 5 Flagg street court
Bent Charles R., compositor University Press, boards 18 Farwell place
B ENT GEORGE C., lawyer (26 Pemberton square, B.), evening office, 563 Main, house 98 Inman
B ENT GEORGE H., coal and wood, 168 Main, house 8 Craigie
Bent John H. (Gage & Bent), furniture, 200 North avenue, boards Russell, cor- ner Orchard
Bent Maria J. Miss, cook Almhouse, Tan- nery, boards do.
Bent Samuel A., northern agent Waverly line (N. Y.), house 5 Centre
Bent Walter T., clerk (256° Devonshire, B. ), house 25 Ellery
Bentencourt Manuel A., at C. H. North & Co., house 188 Winsor
Bentley George, painter (B.), house 138 Pleasant
Bentley James, waiter, Memorial Hall
Bentley John H., house 22 Fifth
Bentley Lydia, widow of John, h. 22 Fifth Benton Eliza Mrs., house 6 Emmons pl.
Benwell Thomas J., teamster, 6 Brattle, house 53 Wright
Benz Charles F., sausage maker, 75 Sixth, boards do. [Charles
Benz George, sausage maker, house 152 Benz Magdalena, widow of Geo., sausage- maker, 75 Sixth, house do.
Benzaquen Henry, foreman, 35 Pearl, h. 64 Franklin [64 Franklin
Benzaquen Vidal, packer, 35 Pearl, house Berg Marthin, organ maker, 624 Main, boards 174 Harvard
Bergen John, laborer, bds. 7 Daniels ct. Bergeron Peter, hostler, house 47 Reed
Floral Decorations FOR FUNERALS, WEDDINGS, RECEPTIONS, furnished at Short Notice. P. O'BRIEN & SON, 820 Main and 89 Sparks Streets.
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Bergerow Joseph, laborer, bds. 52 Spruce Bergerow Mary E., widow of Octavius, h. 52 Spruce
Berges Eugenie, widow, h. rear 68 Gore Bergin Kyren, plasterer, house 49 Amory Bergquist Olof, blacksmith, 133 Main, h. at Boston
Berke Antonio, laborer, h. rear 53 Vine Berliner Emile, electrician(109 Court, B.), house 413 Broadway
Berlo John N., baker, house 101 Tremont Berlyn Mark P., cigar-maker, bds. 8 Holly Berlyn Philip M., optician, house 8 Holly Bernard John F., harness dressing mnfr., house 194 North avenue
Bernard John H., book-binder, 105 Maga- zine, house 2 Westacott court
Bernard Joseph, glass-blower, house 458 Cambridge
Berner Augustus, cabinet-maker, house 24 Brewery [Hastings
Bernhadt John Geo., cabinet-maker, h. 12 Bernhardt Maximilian, in rubber factory, boards 45 Winsor
Berninger Jacob, baker, 502 Main, house 19 Pine
Berrick Edward C., machinist (Haverhill, B.), house rear 26 Front
Berry Alpheus, eating-house (225 Commer- cial, B.), boards 13 Brewer
Berry Caspar, lager beer bottler, 125 Hampshire, house 145 do.
Berry Charles, china decorator, bds. 120 Prospect
Berry Charles E., machinist and black- smith, 12 Gore, house 70 Antrim
Berry Grace, widow, house 102 Harvard Berry James A., hostler, h. 10 McCabe
Berry James H., cabinet-maker (Charles- town), boards 111 Auburn
Berry Joseph L., laborer, house 9 Cowper- thwaite
Berry Peter, watchman U. R. Co.
Berry Preston, hostler, house 6 Eaton
Berry Robert E., gardener Joseph G. Cool- idge, house foot of Willis court
Berry Samuel S., boot and shoe maker, 1} Winsor, house do.
Berry William B., machinist, boards 111 Auburn [25 Jay
Berry Wm. B., tinsmith (79 North, B.), h. Berry William C., cabinet-maker F. M. Holmes Furniture Co., h. at Charles- town
Berryman E. Upshur, student H. U., rms. 43 Thayer Hall
Berthold Maximilian V., clerk (244 Fed- eral, B.), house 2 Pleasant place
Berthold Selma Mrs., teacher Kindergar- ten school, Winsor, corner School, h. Pleasant place
Berton Edward, tailor, 8 Prospect, house 12 Willow
Bertrand Edmund, laborer, 162 Broadway, house at Boston
Bertsch John H., traveling salesman (9 Merchants row, B.), bds. 31 Seventh
Bertsch Stephen, brass finisher, house 33 Seventh
Bertsch Stephen M., brass-finisher, house 31 Seventh
Bertsch Stephen jr., brush maker (9 Mer- chants row, B.), bds. 31 Seventh
Bertsch William A., marble-worker, 70 Bridge, boards 31 Seventh
Bethel Nellie Mrs., boarding-house, 3 Prospect
Bettinson Addie M. Miss, teacher Gore primary school, boards 65 Otis
Bettinson Edward W., bookbinder, 7 Brat- tle, house 41 do.
Bettinson Harry W., expressman, 103 Cambridge, house 124 Otis
Bettinson James W., express, 103 Cam- bridge, house 65 Otis
Bettinson Mary A. H. Mrs., nurse, house 125 Pleasant
Betts Geo. F., head waiter (Young's Ho- tel, B.), house 55 Washington
Betts James S., waiter, h. 39 Washington Beunke Fred. L., newspapers and period- icals, 559 Main, boards 83 Pleasant Beunke John, clerk, 559 Main, boards 58 Columbia
Beunke Leon J. Mrs., house 58 Columbia Bews James, tinsmith, h. rear 72 Allston Bickford Harry W., clerk (36 Hanover, B.), house 2 Percy place
Bickford Thomas Rev., house 201 Harvard Bickley Charles D., liquors (125 Broad, B.), house 98 Trowbridge
Bicknell Joseph G., cabinet maker and up- holsterer, 642 Main, house 25 Elm
Biddle Charles M., clerk (177 Congress, B.), boards 42 Arlington
Biddle Charles W., pastor Third Univer- salist Society, house 42 Arlington
Biddle Louis A., student H. U., rooms 37 Beck Hall [14 Bowdoin
Bierwith Heinrich C., student H. U., rms. Bigelow Alanson jr., watches. jewelry and plate (511 Washington, B.), house 265 Harvard
Bigelow Charles W., bds. 54 Concord av.
Bigelow Clifford, cabinet maker, b. 420 Main
Bigelow Edwin S. Mrs., h. 1 Second st. ct. Bigelow Francis H., clerk (52 Kilby, B.), b. 54 Concord av.
Bigelow Marshall T., proof-reader Univer- sity Press, house 54 Concord av.
Bigelow Melville M., lawyer (4 Exchange pl., B.), house 343 Broadway
Biggers Wm. O., paper-hanger, house 167 Thorndike
Biggin Bridget Miss, house 71 Brighton Biggin Patrick, currier, h. 224 Franklin
Biggs Herbert, coachman, 263 North av., boards do.
Biggs John B., mason, house 414 Main
Bigley Daniel, horse trainer (Beacon Park, B.), house 66 River
Bignoll Harriet, widow of Barnard, house 200 Harvard
BURDITT & WILLIAMS,
JOBBERS AND RETAILERS OF
HARDWARE, 20 DOCK SQUARE.
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Bill Frank C., broker (226 Washington, B.), house 12 Centre
Bill Harry C., clerk, 649 Main, b. 12 Centre Billings Charles T., student H. U., rooms 54 Matthews Hall
Billings Charlotte Miss, dressmaker, 54 Sidney, boards do.
Billings Clarence H., merchant tailor (21 Court, B.), house 191 Harvard
Billings Duncan M., hairdresser, 1} Brat- tle, boards 2 Banks
Billings Edmund F., polisher, 124 Har- vard, house 139 Main
Billings Franklin S., student H. U .. rooms 54 Matthews Hall [2 Banks Billings George, hairdresser, 1} Brattle, b. Billings Harry, student H. U., rooms 11 Thayer Hall
Billings John D., principal Webster gram- mar school, house 17 Perry
Billings Lillieore T., widow of Emilius G., house 6 DeWolf
Billings Sherard, student Epis. Theo. school, Brattle
Billings Uriah, house 191 Harvard
Billman John, traveling agent (14 Brattle square, B.), house 663 Main
Binney Horace, student H. U., rooms 4 Holworthy Hall
Binney Jane, wid. of Barnabas, h. 102 Otis Birch Harvey, piano-action maker, 113 Broadway, house at Boston Bird George, house 1 Forest
BIRD HENRY M., iron founder, Broadway, corner Pelham, house 11 Bigelow
Bird Herman (H. Bird & Co.), insurance agent, 559 Main and (53 Devonshire, B.), house 149 Prospect
Bird Horace, music teacher, house Bel- mont, corner Cushing
B IRD H. & CO. (Herman Bird), in- surance agents, 559 Main and (53 Dev- onshire, B.)
Bird Linus C., foreman, 37 Clark, rooms 471 Main
Bird Margaret, widow, h. rear 175 Bridge Bird Richard O., coachman, 808 Main, house 17 Kinnaird
Bird see Byrd
Birmingham Maurice, blacksmith, U. R. Co., house 53 Spruce
Birtwell Charles W., student H. U., rooms 30 Stoughton Hall
Bisbee John (Hale, Teele & Bisbee), soap mnfrs., Davis, house 99 Inman
Bisbee Marvin D., house 9 Tremont
Bishop Abel S., teamster, house 56 Spring Bishop George H., upholsterer, 137 Gore boards 24 Pleasant
Bishop Henry P., blacksmith, 232 North av., boards 58 Spruce [mento Bishop Joel P., law author, h. 51 Sacra- Bishop John, laborer, house 108 Spruce
Bishop Otis, driver U. R. Co., boards at Somerville
Bissell Julia W. Mrs., house 56 Shepard
Bistrup Alfred J., telescope-maker Alvan Clark & Sons, Henry, house 13 Tufts Bitsch Peter, upholsterer (B.), h. 69 Sixth Bixby Charles P., hairdresser (Arlington), house 9 Lambert av.
Bixby George S., law student H. U., rooms 26 Mellen
Bixby Hiram A., machinist, 356 Main, h. 97 Washington
Bixby Lydia Miss, house 28 Holyoke
Bixby Mehitable Miss, house 28 Holyoke Black Alice Miss, house 115 Columbia Black Archibald, house 68 Second
Black Archibald B., shoe-laster, boards 68 Second
Black Arthur, coachman, 9 Forest. bds. do. Black Edwin E., steward A. D. Club, 14 Dunster
Black Eliza, wid. of James, h. Holworthy, opp. Corlett school
Black George R., laborer, bds. 68 Second Black Henry, turner, 162 Broadway, house 163 do.
Black James, laborer, house 27 Willow Black Jas., upholsterer, h. 17 Washington Black Jas., paper-hanger, 101 Green, rooms 57 do.
BLACK JAMES WALLACE,
photographer (333 Washington, B.), house 17 Avon [Broadway
Black Jane Mrs., boarding-house, 163 Black John M., laborer, h. 163 Broadway Black John A., plasterer, h. 38 Portland Black John H., bookbinder, bds. 159 Main
Black Julia E., wid. of Robert, house 48 Linnæan
Black Robert, plasterer, house 43 Baldwin Black Thomas F., boards Mrs. William Black's, Concord avenue
Black William, house 159 Main
Black William Mrs., house Concord ave- nue. opposite Niles Brothers
Black William J., teamster J. P. Squire & Co., house 1 Church place
Blacklock Adelaide J. C. Miss, seamstress, boards 14 Warland
Blacklock Ann M., widow of James S., house 14 Warland
Blacklock Eugene A., boards 36 Auburn
Blackman Horace P., foreman mill-work, 162 Broadway, house 28 Arlington
Blackman William R., planer, 169 Gore, house 87¿ Sixth
Blackmar Eugene G., in American Rub- ber mill, house Hotel Holly
Blackmar James H., in American Rubber mill, house Hotel Holly
Blackwell Harry B., carpenter, house 60 Mount Auburn
Blackwell Seth, glass worker, boards 31 Tremont [lumbia
Blackwell Wm. H., tinsmith, bds. 163 Co- Blair Amos, clerk, 9 Brattle, boards 40 Winthrop
Blair James, house 40 Winthrop
Blair James, proof-reader University Press, house 450 Broadway
M. F. TRACY, No. 74 Brighton Street, Cambridge. Mafr. of Veneered and Pine Doors, Window Frames. Sashes, Desks, Drawer-Cases, Counters, Brackets . &c
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Blair Lafayette G. (Blair & Wiswell), law- yer, Lyceum building, Harvard square and (95 Milk, Boston), b. 34 North av. Blair Thomas H., treasurer and manager Blair Tourograph Co, 1 Winsor, boards 221 Harvard
BLAIR TOUROGRAPH CO., tourograph mnfrs., T. H. Blair, treas- urer and manager, 1 Winsor
Blair William A., student H. U., rooms 4 Weld Hall
Blair & Wiswell (Lafayette G. Blair and Charles H. Wiswell), lawyers, Lyceum building. Harvard square, and (95 Milk, Boston)
Blais Chas., bar-tender (B.), b. 206 Green Blais Edmund, brick-maker, h. 148 Spruce Blaisdell B. D., clerk and messenger Lechmere National Bank, house at Peabody
Blaisdell Benjamin F. (Blaisdell & Hood), 79 Brattle, house at Carlisle
Blaisdell Charles P., foreman F. Geldows- ky Furniture Co., h. at Somerville
Blaisdell Ezra R., teamster (165 Leverett, Boston), house 18 Seventh
Blaisdell George J., asst. superintendent Cambridge fire alarm, City building, Brattle square, house 48 Winthrop
Blaisdell John G., teamster, 253 Cam- bridge, boards 18 Seventh
Blaisdell Orrie A. Miss, fancy dry goods, 442 Harvard, boards 760 Main
Blaisdell Stephen, engineer B., L & C. R. R., rooms 120 Cambridge
Blaisdell & Hood (Benjamin F. Blaisdell and William H. Hood), hard and soft wood, 79 Brattle
Blake Andrew M .. bookbinder (40 Boyls- ton. Boston), house 8 Sidney
Blake Arthur W., dry goods, 159 Cam- bridge, and hats, caps, etc., 198 do., house 158 do.
Blake Bridget, widow, house 39 Hastings Blake Charles, laborer, boards 141 Gore Blake Clarence H., book-finisher, River- side Press, boards 8 Sidney
Blake Eben N., tinsmith (Somerville), house 154 Cambridge
Blake Edward W., clerk, 106 Cambridge, house 35 Fourth
BLAKE EDWIN H., grocer, 158 Cambridge, house 134 do.
Blake George F. Mnfg. Co., foundry, Third,c. Bent, and (44 Washington, B.) Blake George O. Mrs., house 359 Harvard Blake George R., laborer, house 133 Pearl Blake H. E., teas, coffees, etc., 106 Cam- bridge, house 35 Fourth
Blake John, laborer, house 20 Carson
Blake John L., bookkeeper F. Geldowsky Furniture Co., boards at West Somer- ville [Ellery
Blake J. Henry, zoological artist, h. 109 Blake Theodore E., clerk, 158 Cambridge, house 167 do.
Blake Thomas, boiler maker, 92 Main
Blakey John, shell boat builder, foot of DeWolf, house 39 Putnam avenue
Blanchard Daniel E., sawyer, 3 Hamp- shire. house Hotel Clark, Clark
Blanchard Dexter V., engineer B. L. & C. R. R . house 95 Otis
Blanchard F., driver U. R. Co.
Blanchard George H., clerk, 89 Cambridge, boards 95 Otis
Blanchard Herbert W., student H. U., rooms 45 Gray's Hall
Blanchard John W., carpenter, house 16 Berkshire place
Blanchard J. Henry, salesman (71 Sum- mer, Boston), house 47 River
Blanchard M. Frank, bookkeeper(54 Com- mercial whf., Boston), house 4 Upton Bland John P., pastor Lee street church, house 15 Lee
Blaney Maria L. Miss, bread store, 6 Brigh- ton, house do. [Winsor
Blaney Sarah, widow of Patrick, h. 123} Blank Ernest, varnisher (Wareham, Bos- ton). house 110 Pleasant
Blennerhasset John, gardener, house Gar- den court, 1st on left from Dublin
Blennerhasset Richard, gardener, house 15 Foster
Blessington Ellen Mrs., house 125 Third Blessington Francis A. (Peter Blessington & Son), granite dealer, Gore's wharf, Third, boards at Somerville
Blessington Hugh Mrs., house 6 Rogers block, Washington
Blessington Jas., 53 Main, h. at Boston Blessington Peter (Peter Blessington & Son), granite dealer, Gore's wharf, Third, house at Somerville
Blessington Peter & Son (Peter and Fran- cis A. Blessington), granite dealers, Gore's wharf, Third
Blevins James, tin roofer (Boston), house 158 Putnam avenue
BLEVINS JOHN J., slater, base- ment, 604 Main, house 94 Putnam av. Blevins Mary, wid. of John L., h. 19 Park Blight John, porter (56 Summer, Boston), house 36 Moore
Blinn Elbridge, milkman, boards 5 Gerry D .. " George R., student H. U., rooms 18 Hollis Hall
Blish Lucia A., widow, house 39 Dana Bliss Ariadne Miss, private school, 39 Dana, boards do.
Bliss Benj. B., cigar-maker, b. 2 Norfolk Bliss Henry W., student H. U., rooms 41 Gray's Hall
Bliss Zenas W., proof reader Riverside Press, house 25 Prince
Blodgett Alvaro Mrs., h. 11 Worcester Blodgett Elias, paper stock (B.), h. 69 Otis Blodgett Stephen H., student H. U., rms. 36 Gray's Hall
Blodgett Warren K. jr., lawyer (150 Dev- onshire, room 57, B. ), h. 70 North av. Blodgett Wmn. A., student H. U., rooms 36 Gray's Hall
SHINGLES, LATHS, LIME, CEMENT, ETC. J. G. & N. G. GOOCH. Western Avenue, Brighton. 13 Kilby Street, Boston,
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Blonde Mary, widow, house 53 Clark Blood B., machinist, 368 Main, b. 6 Clark Blood B. Kimball, organ action-maker, 624 Main, house 9 King place
Blood C. W., at 139 Broadway, house at Winchester
Blood Hiram, engineer steamer No. 3, house 40 Fifth
Blossom Frank M., sawyer, bds. 84 Moore Blount Eugene, machinist (B.), b. 14 Green Blount William, brass-finisher, 368 Main Blunt John J., laborer, house 48 Hastings Blunt William, machinist, 368 Main, bds. 3 Prospect
Boak Edward J., laborer, house 115 Elm Boardman Anna, widow of Andrew, house 15 Laurel
Boardman Charles, house Washington av- enue, opposite Foxcroft
Boardman Edward, painter, house Jack- son, near Belmont
Boardman Ellen F., bookkeeper, 575 Main, boards 15 Laurel
Boardman George H., painter, boards Ed- ward Boardman's, Jackson
Boardman Wm. C., tailor (21 Summer, B.), house 204 Pearl
Bôcher Ferdinand, prof. of Modern Lan- guages H. U., house 12 Holyoke place Bock Fidel, cabinet-maker, house 2 Sec- ond street place
Bock Rudolphus C., telescope maker Al- van Clark & Sons, Henry, boards 208 Harvard
Bock William, cabinet-maker, h. 34 Spring ROCK WILLIAM A., florist, 329 North avenue, house do.
Bodemer Charles Julius, carver, house 145 Columbia [Auburn
Bodfish Wm. H., student H. U., b. 68 Mt. Bodwell Albert, house 578} Main
Bodwell Frederick, engineer (B.), house 50 Market
Boeckmann Gustavus, teacher of Lan- guages H. U., house 81 Concord av.
Boettner John, confectioner (B.), house Hotel Holly
Boggs Edwin P., com. mer. (47 South Mar- ket, B.), boards 336 Broadway
Boggs Francis M., steamship master (47 South Market, B.), h. 289 Broadway
Bogie James, compositor University Press, boards 10 Brewer
Bohmiller Leopold, currier, h. 35 Reed Bohn Jaquith, laborer, 203 Bridge
Boireau George H., currier, house Tan- ney, 3d on right [Dublin
Boisbert Joseph, brick-maker, house 116 Boisen Christian, bookkeeper Riverside Press, boards 82 Magazine
Bokman Lars .A., safe painter, 17 Main, house 3 Brewery
Bole George, helper, 92 Main
Bolen Patrick, laborer B. L. & C. R. R., house rear 30 Gore
Bolger James, horse-shoer, Palmer, near Church, house 92 Mt. Auburn
Bolles Fannie D., widow of Frederick, h. 102 Mt. Auburn
Bolles Frank, law student H. U., rooms 42 College House
Bolo George N., molder, h. 166 Norfolk Bolster John C., clerk (33 Summer, B.), boards 10 Banks
Bolster Mary, widow of John, h. 10 Banks Bolster Richard, shoemaker, 20 Brighton, house 12 Banks
Bolster Thomas C., gas-fitter, h. 10 Banks Bolton Henry, foreman, 126 Portland, h. 96 Winsor [604 Main
Bolton Reginald P., mechanical engineer, Bolton Sarah Miss, house 162 Harvard
Bond Catharine H. Miss, h. 8 Holyoke place
Bond Elizabeth L. Miss, h. 8 Holyoke pl. Bond John H., agent, house 74 Elin
Bond Lawrence, student H. U., rooms 50 Matthews Hall
Bond Mary, widow of Richard, house 73 North avenue [thews Hall
Bond P. A., student H. U., rooms 4 Mat- Bond Samuel, laborer, boards 47 Harding Bond Selina C. Miss, assistant at Observa- tory, house 12 Lowell
Bonenfant Alphonse, tinsmith, rear 104 Main, house 2 Broadway
Bonnanphen Alphonce, tinsmith, house 2 Broadway
Bonner John, lather, house 17 Dyke
Bonney Lucy A., widow of Charles, house 3 Lawrence
Bonney Pelham, insurance broker (209 Washington, B.), house 52 Pleasant
Bonney Perez F., salesman (518 Washing- ton, B.), house 32 Arlington
Bonney William L., at (450 Washington, B.), boards 4 Langdon
Bonsal Leigh, student H. U., rooms 53 Thayer Hall
Booker Simeon, molder H. M. Bird, Pel- ham, house 61 Clark
Boone Charles F., cooper Somerville), h. rear 240 Cambridge
Booth Thomas, grocer, S2 Pleasant, house 35 Park [Auburn
Booth Wm. F., student H. U., rms. 104 Mt. Boothby Frank, shipper (93 North, B.), house 71 Pleasant
Borden George, bds. 3 Rogers block, Main Borden Herbert W., carpenter, rear 382 Main, house 65 Norfolk
Borges Anthony, laborer, h. 23 Plymouth Borges Joaquin, hairdresser, 204 Cam- bridge, house 8 Eighth
Borth William, varnisher, 162 Broadway house at Boston
Boston Branch Grocery, Chas. F. Smith, proprietor, 245 Broadway
Boston Bridge Works, D. H. Andrews, prop., Sixth, cor. Rogers, and(13 Pem- berton square, B.)
Boston Chemical Works, Edward Cham- berlin & Co., props., Third, near Bent, office (27 Doane, B.)
FLORAL CONSERVATORIES,
P. O'BRIEN & SON, 9820 MAIN and 89 SPARKS STREETS.
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BOSTON ICE CO., Prison Point
bridge, and (76 State, B.)
Boston, Lowell & Concord Railroad ma- chine shop, Bridge, n. Craigie bridge Boston Stamping Works, Third, n. Broad- way, Seavey & Co., props., salesroom (93 to 97 North, B.)
Boston Star Collar Co., D. C. Griswold, prop., paper collar and cuff mnfrs., 206 Hampshire
Boston Woven Hose Co., 174 Broadway, Robert Cowen, superintendent
Boston & Maine Railroad machine shop, Prison Point road, near Boston line
Bosworth Leonard, carpenter, house 3 Holly avenue
Bosworth Prescott, carpenter, boards 3 Holly avenue
Bouchay Peter, brick maker, house 100 Dublin
Bouche Charles, traveling salesman, house 98 Hancock
Boucher Joseph H., blacksmith Burnett & Brown, house 3 Brown's block, Third Boucher Louis, laborer, house 12 Hastings Boudro Galiton, brick-maker, house Con- cord avenue, corner New
Boudro John C., butcher, Niles Bros.
Boudrot Albert, potter, house 69 Bolton
Boulter Joseph, teamster (B.), house 37 Cambridge
Bourget Peter, laborer A. H. Hews & Co., house Crescent av., opp. the pottery
Bourn George F., clerk (146 Mt. Vernon, B.), house 62 Dana
Bourn Robert T., carpenter (146 Mt. Ver- non, B.). house 64 Dana
Bourne F., driver U. R. Co.
Bourne Mary A. Miss, teacher Gore pri- mary school, boards 65 Otis
Bournique Hannah L., widow of Louis, house 87 Gore
Bours Nim, feeder U. R. Co., Dunster, h. Belmont, corner North avenue
Boutwell Nathan B. (Custom House, B.), house 76 Hubbard avenue
Bowen Bernard, laborer, h. 34 Charles
Bowen Charles H., marble-cutter, house 14 Lincoln
Bowen Charles S., boards 9 Follen
Bowen Cornelius, laborer, h. rear 98 Main Bowen Curley, boiler-maker, 72 Main
Bowen Francis, Alford Professor of Nat- ural Religion, Moral Philosophy, and Civil Polity H. U., house 9 Follen
Bowen James, laborer, h. 104 Harvard
Bowen James, laborer, house 3 Lech- mere place
Bowen James Williams, student H. U., rooms 46 Weld Hall
Bowen Michael, plumber, 99 Cambridge, boards 112 Gore
Bowen Orson O. (160 Portland, B.), house 3 Boardman place
Bowen Richard, laborer, house 31 Carson Bowen William, student H. U., rooms 42 Mt. Auburn
Bowers Charles E. (25 Congress, room 2, B. ), boards 274 North avenue
Bowers Edmund B., clerk (40 State, B.), boards 10 Hollis
Bowers Edward L., safe painter (74 Sud- bury, B.), house 8 Cherry
Bowers Frances Miss, asst. sec. U. S. S. Society (7 Tremont place, B.), bds. 10 Hollis
Bowers Henry A., piano-maker, Rhoades bldg., State, house 2 Ashburton place Bowers John M., engineer, b. 168 Norfolk Bowers Lydia E. Mrs., house 10 Hollis
Bowes Thomas, laborer, house 4 Rogers block, Washington
Bowie William, shoemaker, 7 Harvard sq., house 7 Daniels court
Bowker Arthur L., bookkeeper, 216 Dev- onshire, boards 3 Avon
Bowker Edwin F., civil engineer and sur- veyor, 623 Main
Bowker Joseph H., boarding-house, 165 Broadway
Bowker Winslow L., house 3 Avon
Bowland James. blacksmith, 368 Main
Bowles R. M. Mrs., teacher of painting, 20} Bigelow
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