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Porter Charles F., oils, house 126 Winsor Porter David S., traveling salesman, 400 Main, house 402 do.
Porter Franklin.furniture mover (Charles, corner Mt. Vernon, B.), b. 52 River
Porter George W., clerk, 114 Cambridge, boards 95 Spring
Porter Hamilton, machinist, h. 43 Clark Porter Harry G., clerk (19 Central, B.), b. 68 Prospect [153 Brookline
Porter Horace L., clerk, 5 Broadway, h. PORTER LINN B., editor and pro- prietor Cambridge Chronicle, 573 Main, house 42 Pearl
Porter Nellie Mrs., h. 42 Cogswell av.
Porter Patrick H., machinist (B.), house rear 25 Winter [h. 68 Prospect Porter Perez G., salesman (23 Broad, B.), Porter William, furniture mover (Charles, cor. Mt. Vernon, B.), house 52 River Porter Wm. H., conductor, h. 45 Erie
Porter Wm. N., glass-cutter N. E. Glass Co., house 95 Spring
Porter William R., house 28 North av. Porter's Hotel, Davis Locke, manager, 185 North avenue
Post Carrie M. Miss, teacher of dancing, 603 Main, boards at Boston
Post 30 G. A. R., 573 Main
Post 56 G. A. R., Palmer, corner Brattle
Post 57 G. A. R., 115} Cambridge
Postawka Louis (L. Postawka & Co.), piano taboret mnfr., Rhoades' build- ing, State
Postawka L. & Co. (L. Postawka), piano
taboret mnfrs., Rhoades' bldg., State Potelock Mary, wid. of Jos.,h. 16 Plymouth Potter Addie J. Mrs., house 17 Lawrence Potter Bradford G., clerk, 610 Main, bds. 473 do. [Auburn
Potter Alfred M., student H. U., b. 6 Mt. Potter Frederick, student H. U., boards 6 Mt. Auburn
Potter Harry J., bookbinder Riverside Press, boards 22 Prospect
Potter Henry Mrs, house 111 North av.
Potter Henry M., tailor (B.), house 240 Harvard
Potter John, painter, house 21 Lopez
Potter Thos., carpenter, h. r. 426 Camb. Potter Thomas, foreman (107 Milk, B.), house 9 Fairmont avenue
Potter Warren C., furniture mover, 13 Harvard row, house 35 Dunster
Potts James H., justice of the peace, h. 97 River
Pousland William F., engineer, 169 Gore, house 119 Otis [h. do.
Powell Charles, paper-banger, 512 Main,
Powell Mary Mrs., house 13 Rice
Powell Thomas, laborer, h. 22 Harvard
Powell Walter E., printer, 1 Dunster, h. Willard place, at Allston
Powell William E., bookkeeper (66 State, B.), boards Garden street place
Power A. M., widow of Nicholas D., house 78 Green [h. 82 Oxford
Power David W., carpenter, 73 Boylston, Power Frank W., clerk treas. office Cam- bridge R. R. Co., 3 Harvard square, b. 78 Green
Power James, house 177 Norfolk
Power James, laborer, house 21 Grant Power John E., boots and shoes, 26 Wash- ington, house at Beachmont
Power John H., bookbinder, h. 8 Hayes ct. Power J. William, bookbinder Riverside Press, house 21 Grant
Power Lawrence F., printer University Press, house 20 Magee
Power Thomas, harness maker (31 Chel- sea, B.), house 185 Norfolk
Powers Catharine, widow of John, house 6 Rogers' block, Main
Powers Charles A., clerk, 9 Brattle, house 17 Eliot
Powers Daniel, moulder, 354 Main
Powers Ellen, widow of Patrick, house 13 Warren
Powers Ellen, widow of Thomas, variety store, 335 Cambridge, house do.
Powers Elmer W., sawyer, 139 Broadway, house 59 Plymouth
Powers Fanny H., widow of Horace J., h. 14 Buckingham
Powers James, furniture polisher, 44 Cambridge, house 39 Charles
Powers James, cooper, house 118 Spring Powers John, blacksmith, bds. 46 Willow Powers John, iron moulder, Third, cor- ner Bent, boards 6 Rogers' blk., Main
J. H. & J. P. THAYER & CO., 660 Main Street, 1 HOUSE PAINTING, KALSOMINING & PAPER HANGINGS.
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Powers John, sawyer, 44 Bridge
Powers John, teamster, house 47 North Powers John, teamster, 203 Bridge, house 12 Stevens court
Powers Lawrence A., cabinet maker, 54 Bridge, boards 43 Winter
Powers Lee L., clerk, 5 Harvard square, house 20 Holyoke
Powers Mary, wid. of John, h. 411 Camb. Powers Mary A., widow of Joseph S., h. 20 Holyoke
Powers Maurice, teamster, bds. 3 Bristol Powers Maurice F., moulder, h. 6 Green Powers Michael, laborer, h. 17 Jefferson Powers Patrick, paver, house 93 Tremont Powers Richard, house foot of Auburn pl. Powers Richard, laborer, house 3 Bristol Powers Richard jr., laborer, house Wood- lawn, near Cushing
Powers Richard D., moulder, 354 Main, h. rear 27 Pine
Powers Thomas, laborer, h. 305 Camb.
Powers Thomas, tinsmith. 502 Main
Powers William, laborer, house Vineyard Powers William F., moulder, 354 Main, h. 11 School
Praetsch Richard, at 139 Broadway
Prantz Max, tinsmith, boards 150 Spring Pratt Aaron B., stoves, etc., 226 Cam- bridge, house 6 Mullins court
Pratt Aaron B. jr., gilder, 579 Main, bds. 6 Mullin's court
Pratt Albert, cabinet maker, h. 72 Gore Pratt Amanda F., teacher kindergarten school, 41 Holyoke, house at Boston Pratt Eben, coffin maker, 203 Bridge, h. 16- Cambridge
Pratt Edward W. Mrs., house 20 Mead Pratt Francis L., city messenger, office City Hall, h. Hawthorn, cor. Acacia Pratt George F., laborer, house Harvey, corner Montgomery |10 Oxford
Pratt Harvey H., law student H. U., rms. Pratt John E., compositor, h. 12 Warland Pratt Lewis, diamonds, house 9 Austin
Pratt William H., sign painter, house 89 Inman
Pratt William W., window shades, etc. (26 Bromfield, B.), house 96 Inman Prattis Annie, widow, house 5 West
Pray A. H., at Russ Moulding Co., house at East Boston
Pray Orrin, driver People's line, rooms 249 Cambridge
Pray Wm. M., music teacher, b.152 Austin Preble Granville A., machinist (31 Ex- change, B.), house 293 Broadway
Preble James C., milkman, boards 255 North avenue
Preble Oramel B., action maker, 162 Broadway, house 103 Washington
Preble Origen O., machinist Riverside Press, house 29 Blackstone
Preble William, stone mason, h. 58 Spruce Preco Joseph, laborer, h. r. 19 Fairmont Prentice Edwin A., bookbinder, 7 Brattle, boards 21 Baldwin
Prentice Henry H., compositor University Press, house 21 Baldwin
Prentice Theodore, letter carrier, Cam- bridge P. O., 7 Harvard row
Prentin Patrick, coachman, h. 30 Bay Prentin Robert, laborer, h. rear 178 Green Prentiss Abigail Miss, house 172 North Prentiss Dorcas B., widow of George A., house 17 Park [dike
Prentiss Harris G., laborer, b. 131 Thorn- Prentiss Henry, laborer, b. 131 Thorndike Prentiss George H., ladder maker, boards 131 Thorndike
Presbrey Edward A., cashier Nat'l Bank of Redemption (85 Devonshire, B.), house 10 Remington [60 Auburn Presby Alonzo W., painter, 460 Main, h. Presby Frank A., printer (Harrison av., B.), boards 60 Auburn [Auburn Presby Matilda, widow of Alpha, house 60 Prescott Abigail R., widow of Josiah, h. 8 Bigelow
Prescott Charles E., action maker, 162 Broadway, house 52 Mt. Auburn
Prescott Eben C. Mrs., house 27 Mellen Prescott Edward. house 8 Forest
Prescott Edward, clerk, boards 27 Mellen Prescott Harrison, house 78 Prospect
Prescott Joel H. (H. P. Nutting & Co.),
blacksmith, Palmer, h. 144 Mt. Auburn Prescott Kate Miss, milliner, boards 32 Western avenue
Prescott Rufus R., rubber stamp agent, house 3 Ballord place
Prevear Edward B., salesman (5 Union, B.), house 197 Harvard
Price Charles F., glass cutter N. E. Glass Co., boards 71 Spring
Price Charles T., waiter (42 Beacon, B.), house Hotel School
Price Edwin B., clerk, 86 Cambridge, boards 71 Spring
Price Eugene B., waiter Memorial Hall, house 7 Elmer
Price Henry W., teamster (Somerville), boards 58 Elm
Price Isaac, glass blower, h. 226 Bridge
Price James Edwin (James M. Price & Son), 85 Cambridge, b. J18 Thorndike Price James M. (James M. Price & Son), 85 Cambridge, house 118 Thorndike
Price James M. & Son (James M. and James Edwin Price), stoves and hard- ware, 85 Cambridge
Price Julia A., widow of William B., h. 71 Spring
Price Richard E., milk can mnfr., 6 Prison Point Bridge, house 44 Fourth
Pridgett Augustus, waiter, boards 39 Washington
Price William J., carver F. G. F. Co., house 94 Fourth
Pridham Edward R., wheelwright, 5 Pal- mer, house 45 Wright [6 Jay Priest Charles W., police, station 2, house Priest Edward E., engineer S. F. E. 1, Brattle square, house 46 Winthrop
LUMBER & MOULDINGS. J. G. & N. G. GOOCH. Wharf, Western Avenue, Brighton. 8 Brattle Street, Cambridge. Office, 70 Kilby St., Boston
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Priest Edward E. jr., clerk, 9 Brattle, bds. 46 Winthrop [499 Main Priest Elizabeth C., widow of J. H., h. Priest Jonas H., house 6 Pemberton
Priestley Oscar, iceman, b. 99 Concord av. Prilay John M., salesman (B.), boards 93 Thorndike
Prime Edward, teamster, h. 5 Lincoln ct. Prime Joseph N., asst. supt. Cambridge Laundry, house 230 Pearl
Prince James A., painter, 16 Boylston, house 36 Ellery [98 Columbia Prince Reuben B., carriagesmith, house Printen Patrick, coachman, 9 Highland, boards do.
Prior George H., clerk (54 Central wharf, B.), house 24 Mead
Prior John, carriage painter, boards 1 Washington
Prior John, stage carpenter Globe Theatre (598 Washington, B.), h. 28 Harvard Prior John jr., piano finisher, boards 1 Washington
Prior Joseph H., stone cutter, Gore's wharf, house 18 Winter
Prior Mary, widow of Charles, house 68 Broadway [Broadway
Prior Thomas I., bookbinder, boards 68 Pritchard Maria F. Mrs., house 404 Main Pritchett Thomas, janitor (96 Tremont, B.), house 19 Tremont
Pritsch Bernhard, laborer, 502 Main
Probst Rosalie Miss, teacher of French, 351 Broadway, house do.
Probst Soeurs Miss, millinery, 351 Broad- way, house do. [house 68 do. Proctor Benj. F., cooper, rear 63 Allston, Proctor George W., laborer, house Har- vey, corner Montgomery
Proctor John A., cooper, 68 Allston, h. 55 Franklin
Proctor J. Melville, teamster, 220 Portland, boards 35 Tremont [Main
Prospect House, Joseph Uhrig, prop., 596 Proudfoot David (Wm. A. Hunnewell & Co.), coal and wood, 84 Bridge, house 146 Cambridge
Prouty George C., express, order box, 25 Central square, house at Somerville Prouty James L. (Custom House, B.), h. 23 Antrim
Prye George W., book stamper Riverside Press, house 104 Western avenue
Puello Alexander, 3 Hampshire, house 125 Columbia [Cherry Pugh Jonathan, baker, 3 Austin, house 24 Pugh Michael, butcher Niles Bros., house 5 Madison
Pulaski August, butcher Niles Bros., Concord avenue, house near do.
Pulaski August jr., butcher Niles Bros., Concord avenue, house near do.
Pulaski John, butcher Niles Bros., boards August Pulaski's
Pulaski Julius, butcher Niles Bros., bds. August Pulaski's
Pulcifer Geo. F., painter, h. 25 Tremont
Pullen Fred B., sergt. of police, station 1, house 7 Hollis
Pullen Louise M., widow of Simeon, bds. 7 Hollis
Pulsford Arthur, printer University Press, rooms 7 Gerry [avenue
Pulsifer Hannah Miss, house 41 Cogswell Pulsifer Jas. W., house 41 Cogswell av. Pusifer Joseph, boards 41 Cogswell av. Pummell Phillip T., cigar maker, house 7 Suffolk
Punch Ellen, widow, house 33 Carson Punch James P. (Mineral Water, B.), h. 62 Winter
Purcell Hycent, cement mnfr., 239 Main, house 27 Mt. Auburn
Purcell James, laborer, h. 104 Brookline Purcell John, collar maker, 10 Arrow, b. 27 Mt. Auburn
Purcell John, shoemaker, 135 Columbia, house rear do.
Purcell Joseph, junk, house 41 Porter
Purcell Matthew, carriagesmith, 178
North avenue, house at Somerville
Purcell Michael, brass finisher, boards 27 Mt. Auburn
Purcell Wm. P., cement maker, 239 Main, boards 27 Mt. Auburn
Purdy Gilbert G., piano action maker, 113 Broadway, house 30 Columbia
Purdy L. G. Mrs., boards 11} Norfolk
Purvis Alexander, cane seater, house 1 Second street place
Putnam Amanda M., seamstress, boards 105 Allston
Putnam Amos B., bookkeeper (75 Corn- hill, B.), boards 16 Fairmont
Putnam A. J., conductor Cambridge R. R. Co., house Mead
Putnam Charles W., traveling salesman, house 3 Banks
Putnam Frederick W., curator Peabody Museum of Archæology and Ethnolo- gy, h. 32 Irving [24 Quincy Putnam George, lawyer (35 Court, B.), h. Putnam Hogan, conductor Cambridge R. R. Co., house 6 Mead
Putnam John P. (Henry Thayer & Co.), chemist, 150 Broadway, house at Win- throp, Me.
Putnam Joseph H., action maker, 162 Broadway, house at Wilmington
Putnam Lewis, veterinary surgeon, office and house, 170 North avenue
Putnam Peter C., wood worker, 131 Broadway, house 113 Hampshire
Putnam William L., boards 24 Quincy
Putney Albert, spindle maker, house 39 Fourth
Putney Albert F., salesman N. E. Glass Works, North, boards 39 Fourth
Putney George (Howe & Putney), bacon curer, foot Distillhouse, h. 30 Austin Putney George A., machinist, 206 Hamp- shire, boards at Belmont
Pye William, carpenter, h. 27 Walnut ct. Pym James, printer, house 73 Pleasant
FLORISTS. P. O'BRIEN & SON, 820 MAIN AND 89 SPARKS STREETS.
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QUEALEY AUSTIN, soap maker, 184 Quinn John (63 Pitts, B.), house 23 Gore Broadway, house 111 Elm Quealey John, baker, 502 Main, boards 42 Clark
Quealey Michael, soap maker, 184 Broad- way, house 42 Clark
Quealey Thomas, soap maker, 184 Broad- way, house 42 Clark
Queen Isaac, laborer, house 51 Hastings Quigley Bernard D., liquors, 271 Cam- bridge, house do.
Quigley Francis, stone cutter, h. 17 Brown Quigley Francis H., stone cutter, boards Vineyard, corner May
Quigley Hugh. tinsmith, h. 53 Charles
Quigley James, laborer, 180 Main, b. r. do. Quigley John, laborer, 180 Main, h. r. do. Quigley John I., pattern maker, 72 Main, house 147 do.
Quigley Patrick, laborer Cambridge R. R. Co., Mt. Auburn, h. Vineyard, c. May Quigley Walter, cooper, house 149 Gore Quill Patrick, currier, house 49 Cedar Quilter Michael, laborer, h. 245 Franklin Quinby Andrew J., stone mason, house 7 Lambert avenue
Quinlan Bartholomew, boiler maker, B. L. & C. R. R. shop, house 34 Charles Quinlan Daniel, laborer, house 4 Jefferson Quinlan James, teamster, h. 75 Gore
Quinlan John, baker, 502 Main
Quinlan John L., brass moulder (14 Bev- erly, B.), h. Locust, corner Holworthy Quinn Ann, house 22 Warren
Quinn Bridget, widow of Hugh, house 452 Broadway
Quinn Bridget, widow, h. 104 Kinnaird Quinn Charles, whitener, h. 36 Broadway Quinn Catherine, widow of William, h. 152 Bridge
Quinn Edward, instructor House of Cor- rection, boards do.
Quinn Eliza, widow of Nicholas, house 36 Broadway
Quinn Francis, house 13 Remington
Quinn Frank, teamster, b. 452 Broadway Quinn Frank E., laborer, 153 Putnam av., house 239 Pearl
Quinn George B., printer, 105 Magazine, house 237 Pearl
Quinn Hugh, painter, bds. 452 Broadway Quinn James, painter, bds 452 Broadway Quinn James, core maker H. M. Bird, Pel- ham, boards 83 Broadway
Quinn James, brush maker, 12 Gore, h. 3 Buck's block, Seventh
Quinn James J., express, Cambridge, near Third, house 189 Cambridge
Quinn James P., painter, 14 Church, house 116 Webster avenue
Quinn Jeremiah, laborer, h. 249 Franklin Quinn John, carpenter, house 91 Vine Quinn John, soap maker, b. 181} Harvard Quinn John, grease collector, h. 39 Charles Quinn John, laborer, house 4 Spring place Quinn John, laborer, house 9 Willow Quinn John, laborer, house 19 Vine
Quinn John, teamster, house rear 42 Washington
Quinn John H., moulder, h. 15 Brewery Quinn John J., 168 Gore, boards 143 do. Quinn Joseph F., plumber, 10 Brattle, boards 104 Kinnaird [143 Gore
Quinn Margaret, widow of Patrick, house Quinn Mary, widow of John, h. 239 Pearl Quinn Mary, widow of Maurice, house 125 Third
Quinn Mary Mrs., house 211 Franklin Quinn Michael, laborer, house 1 Pioneer Quinn Michael, teamster, h. 83 Broadway Quinn Patrick, teamster, 124 Harvard, boards 120} do.
Quinn Patrick, laborer, house 149 Elm Quinn Patrick, teamster, boards 87 Moore Quinn Patrick J., engineer Amer. Rubber Co .. boards 9 Willow
Quinn Sarah, widow of James, h. 1 Fourth Quinn Terrance F., conductor Cambridge R. R. Co .. house 33 Carson
Quinn Thomas, laborer, house 12 Warren Quinn Timothy I., letter carrier E. Cam- bridge P. O., house rear 24 Winter
Quinn William, laborer, house 198 Bridge Quinn William A., traveling salesman, h. Parker, 1st from Concord avenue
Quirk Kennedy, currier, house Harvey, corner Montgomery
RAABE LOUIS, cabinet maker, Otis, cor- ner First, boards 59 Third
Rabey Charles, silver plater (24 Sudbury, B.), boards 2 Pioneer avenue Rabey Max, tinsmith Seavey & Co., Third, house 2 Pioneer avenue
Rackliffe Charles W., conductor Cam- bridge R. R. Co., bds. 14 Squire's ct. Rackliffe Joseph C., teamster, house 67 Thorndike
Rady Andrew, boards 288} Harvard
Rady John, milkman, house 288} Harvard Rady Mary A., teacher Gannett primary school, boards 288} Broadway
Rady Michael C., mason, h. 141 Columbia Rady Philip, blacksmith, 454 Main, house 142 Columbia
Rady, see Reddy
Rafferty Bernard, barrels, h. 12 Harding Rafferty Bernard J., boards 12 Harding Rafferty Frank, saloon, 169 Bridge, boards 11 Fourth
Rafferty James, laborer, house 11 Fourth Rafferty James, tailor, house 4 Harding Rafferty Patrick, laborer, h. 22 Decatur Rafferty Thomas, lab., h. 6 Chestnut park Rafferty Thomas T. (Moynahan & Co.),
stoves, ranges, tin ware, etc., 457 Cambridge, boards 193 Norfolk Rainey James, stone setter, Mt. Auburn cemetery, house 21 Sparks street pl. Raison Annie E. Mrs., house 12 Bath
Rakestraw Elam, engineer (1 Hamilton, B.), boards 37 Winsor [1 Acorn Ralph Thomas, foreman, 172 Pearl, house
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Ramhofer Edward J., hairdresser, 436
Harvard, boards 14 Cowperthwaite Ramhofer Jacob, shoe maker, house 14 Cowperthwaite
Ramhofer John, teamster Boston Glue Works, boards 14 Cowperthwaite
Ramsay Albert, at 203 Bridge, b. 22 Elm Ramsay Alexander H., apothecary, 1 Brat- tle, house 857 Main
Ramsay Alfred, finisher Middlesex Bleach- ery (Somerville), house Carver, near Sacramento
Ramsay Edward, house 175 Main
Ramsay George, painter, boards 175 Main Ramsay Harvey, cigars (59 Broad, B.), house 22 Elm
Ramsay James M., clerk (S. B. R. R., B.), house 41 Bowdoin
Ramsay Jane, widow of Robert, house Carver. near Sacramento
Ramsay William, carpenter, boards Wm. McArthur's, Woodlawn
Ramsdell Annie Mrs., house 81 Inman Ramsdell Putnam, at 137 Broadway, bds. 95 Winsor [bds. 9 Mead
Ramsdell Sarah J., widow of Daniel N., Ramsell Charles L., sawyer, h. 69 Spring Ramsey Albert, at 203 Bridge
Ramsey Charles, stevedore, Cambridge [57 Winsor
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Ramsey John, veterinary dentist, house Ramstein John A., varnisher, 162 Broad- way, house 26 Tremont
Rand Benjamin R., conveyancer Registry of Deeds, Otis, corner Second, boards 70 Thorndike
Rand Charles A., com. mer. (19 North market, B.), house 84 Thorndike Rand Charles O., bookkeeper ( 12 Chardon, B.), house 22 Cogswell avenue Rand Edward L. (Kelly & Rand), action maker, 162 Broadway, house at Ja- maica Plain [Baldwin Rand George H., carver, 624 Main, h. 31 Rand Harry L. (60 State, B.), b. 16 Quincy Rand Harry S., clerk (45 Merchants row, B.), boards 158 North avenue
Rand Henry C., leather (45 Merchants row, B.), house 158 North avenue Rand Henry M., photographer, 33 River, house 29 do.
Rand James, laborer, house 206 Third Rand James Mrs., house 29 Eliot
Rand Jennie L. Mrs., house 16 Quincy Rand Obed, house 22 Cogswell avenue Rand Oliver J., house 35 Bigelow Rand Sarah A. Mrs., teacher Shepard grammar school, boards 17 Walden Rand Thomas B., teamster, h. 204 Third Rand W. B., student H. U., boards 21 Trowbridge
Randall Carrie L. Mrs., tel. operator W. U. T. Co., Lyceum Exchange, Har- vard row, boards 17 Magazine Randall Catharine M. Mrs., house 11 River, room 4
Randall Daniel, laborer, h. rear 99 Sixth
Randall Daniel jr., spring-bed maker, 386 Main, house 101 Fourth
Randall Daniel W., currier, bds. 7 Cedar Randall Lester V., trav. salesman (153 Milk, B.), house 12 Sidney
Randall Lewis H., laborer, h. 288 Pearl Randall Mary E. Miss, house 7 Cedar Rankin Edwin D., silver plater (50 Sud- bury, B.), h. rear 113 Thorndike
Rankin Miranda B., widow of James W., nurse, house 3 Ashburton place
Ranlet Albert H., com. trav. (17 Oliver, B.), house 125 Norfolk
Ransom Chandler R. (38 School, B.), h. 9 Roseland [Third, b. do.
Ranson Willard, cook House of Correction, Rantz Andrez M., fresco painter (444 Tre- mont, B.), house 24 Decatur
Raspberry Edward, at Boston Bridge Works, boards 181} Harvard
Ratell Aimie, cabinet maker F. G. F. Co., house 174 Columbia
Rath Franz, boards 713 Cambridge Rathmell George R., carpenter (76
Charlestown, B.), house 1 Baldwin pl. Rauh George, butcher, house 198 Green
Rawson George W., machinist, 72 Main, house 19 State
Rawson Orin, carpenter, h. 48 Chestnut Ray Edwin C., fruit (12 Merchants row, B.), house 97 Inman
Ray George, clerk, 502 Main
Ray Hannah, wid. of James, h. 27 Banks Raycroft Cora Miss, teacher Lassell pri- mary school
Raymond Charles A., boots and shoes (175 Congress, 130 Hanover, and 12 Tremont, B. ), house 98 Ellery .
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AYMOND CHARLES E., whole- sale grocer (9 Commercial, B.), and president Charles River St. Railway Co., 484 Main, house 357 Harvard
Raymond Charles F., letter carrier P. O., 611 Main, boards 11 Lawrence
Raymond Emmons, pres. Conn. and Pas- sumpsic River R. R., 33 N. Y. Mutual Life Insurance bldg. (95 Milk, B.), h. 398 Broadway
Raymond George Augustus, dentist, 152 North avenue, house do.
Raymond Geo. A., provisions, 25 Chaun- cy, house 23 do.
Raymond George L., baking powder mnfr., boards Western avenue
Raymond George P., millinery (5 Tre- mont place, B.), house 124 Oxford
Raymond James H., clerk (89 Broad, B.), house 123 Washington
Raymond John C., music teacher, house 11 Lawrence [Auburn
Raymond Leonard, printer, b. 144 Mt. AYMOND PATRICK H., busi- ness agent Cambridge Press,531 Main, R house 10 Pleasant
Raymond Thomas C., supt. Cambridge Fruit Preserving Co., 25 Main, house 84 Ellery
PAPER HANGINGS.
J. H. & J. P. THAYER & CO., 660 Main Street, next East, City Hall.
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Raymond Walter, general agent Montreal & Boston Air Line R. R. (240 Wash- ington, B.), boards 398 Broadway Raymond William H., wholesale grocer (9 Commercial, B.), house 5 Lee
Raymond Wm. T., inspector C. W. W., office City Hall, house 104 Pleasant Raynard Joseph F., cabinet maker, 624 Main, house 115 Auburn
Rayne George W., machinist, 356 Main, house 11 Decatur
Read Candace C. Mrs., dressmaker, 253 Broadway, house do.
READ CHARLES COOLIDGE, lawyer (27 State, rooms 18 and 19, B.), bds. William Read's, Appleton
Read Edward, guns and sporting appara- tus (107 Washington, Boston), boards William Read's, Appleton
Read Freeman E., cabinet maker, Rhoades building, State, house 22 Austin
Read Harry W., clerk (27 Otis, B.), bds. 101} Inman
Read Herbert, boards 34 Buckingham
Read James J., harnesses and harness brackets, etc. (13 Tremont row, B.), rooms 7 Norfolk
Read John, guns and sporting apparatus (107 Washington, Boston), house Appleton, corner Highland
Read J. Henry, county commissioner, Court House, East Cambridge, house at Westford
Read J. Stacey, real estate (266 Washing- ton, B.), house 264 North avenue
Read Lucy G., widow of John, house 34 Buckingham [Read's, Appleton Read Nathaniel G., sea-captain, bds. Wm. Read Peter L., laborer, house 82 Harvard Read Robert M., jeweler,h. 253 Broadway Read Samuel V. M., messenger (B. & P. depot, B.), house 101} Inman
Read Sarah G. Miss, bds. 343 Broadway Read Thomas J., carpenter, 113 Broad- way, boards 20 Suffolk
Read Wilder B., tinsmith, 525 Main, house 10₺ Worcester
Read Wm., guns and sporting apparatus (107 Washington, B.), house Appleton Read Wm. jr., guns and sporting appara- tus (107 Washington, B.), h. Appleton Read, see Reed, also Reid
Reagan Bernard, laborer, house 133 Web- ster avenue
Reagan Bryan, at 206 Broadway
Reagan James, clerk, 443 Cambridge, boards 2 Dailey's alley
Reagan Jeremiah, hostler, 120 Green, house 224 Franklin
Reagan Jeremiah J., clerk, 169 Gore, boards 269 Cambridge
Reagan John, laborer, b. 198 Cambridge Reagan John F., varnisher, 203 Bridge, house 122 Spring
Reagan Mary Mrs., house 180 Main Reagan Michael, foreman curing dept., 169 Gore, house 269 Cambridge
Reagan Michael, laborer, h. 198 Norfolk Reagan Patrick, laborer, h. 13} Warren Reagan Timothy, lab., h. 269 Cambridge Reagan, see Regan
Reagar Ludwig, gardener, h. 2 Cedar sq. Real Joseph, tinsmith, h. 1 Broadway
Real Thomas J., case maker, 162 Broad- way, house 225 do., room 2
Reardon Bridget, widow of Daniel, house 196 Franklin
Reardon Cornelius, teamster, 221 Bridge, house 8 Fourth [Cambridge
Reardon Daniel, clerk (B.), boards 277 Reardon Daniel, laborer, house 22 Flagg
Reardon Dennis, hostler, bds. 3 Jefferson Reardon Edmund (John Reardon & Sons),
oil mnfr., Waverly, corner Talbot, house 189 Pearl
Reardon James H., at John Reardon & Sons, house 29 Erie
Reardon John, laborer, h. 11 Hayes court Reardon John (John Reardon & Sons), oil mnfr., Waverly, corner Talbot, house at Brookline [bridge
Reardon Jolın, at 203 Bridge, b. 277 Cam- Reardon John, laborer, house 3 Jefferson Reardon John jr. (69 South Market, B.), boards Prospect House, 596 Main
Reardon John & Sons (John and Edmund Reardon), tallow oil mnfrs., Waverly, c. Talbot, and (69 South Market, B.) Reardon John J., iron moulder, Third,cor- ner Bent, house 15 Pine
Reardon Margaret, widow of Michael, house 277 Cambridge [do.
Reardon Michael, hostler, 334 Harvard, b. Reardon Michael, laborer, h. 198 Norfolk Reardon Owen, driver, 203 Bridge, house 8 Gore
Reardon Patrick C., clerk (B.),h. 85 Bridge Reardon Timothy, switch tender Cam- bridge Railroad Co., h. 123 Spring
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