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Sceva place, from 14 Green, ward 4
School, from 331 Main to 23 Austin, wd. 4 School street court, from 35 School, wd. 4 Seckel, from 54 Webster avenue to 110 Winsor, ward 2
Second, from 24 Gore to 28 Spring, wd. 3 Second street court, from 64 Second, wd. 3 Seventh, from 153 Gore to south of Thorndike, ward 3
Shepard, from 63 North avenue to 47 Gar- den, wards 5 and 1
Short, from 145 Bridge to 42 North, wd. 3 Sibley court, from 19 Sparks, west, wd. 1 Sidney, from 8 Front to Auburn, and from Henry to Hamilton, ward 4
Sixth, from 144 Gore to Harvard, junction Main, wards 3 and 2
Snow alley, from Cherry, near Main, west- erly, ward 4
Soden, from 29 Western avenue to 150 Franklin, ward 4
Soden place, from 14 Soden, ward 4 Somerset, from Putnam avenue to Walnut court, ward 4
Somerville avenue, from 150 North ave-
nue, Union sq., to Somerville line, wd. 5 South,from 41 Holyoke to 64 Boylston, wd.1 Sparks, from 237 Mount Auburn, to 80 Concord avenue, ward 1
Sparks street place, from 70 Concord ave- nue to 104 Sparks, ward 1
Spring, from 72 Second to Ninth, ward 3 Springfield, from 527 Cambridge to Som- erville line, ward 2
Spring place, from rear 126 Spring to rear 140 do., ward 3
Spruce, from 257 North avenue to the meadows, ward 5
Squire's court, from 164 Gore, south, wd. 3 State, from 13 Front to Osborn, ward 4 Stevens court, from 11 Fourth, west, wd. 3 Stinson court, from 36 Somerset, ward 4
Story, from 48 Brattle'to 125 Mount Au- burn, ward 1
Suffolk, from 49 Columbia to 46 Norfolk, ward 2
Summer, fm. 105 Prospect to Inman, wd. 2 Sumner, from 735 Cambridge to 38 Kirk- land, ward 1
Talbot, from Waverly, at Fort Washing- ton, to G. J. R. R., ward 4
Tannery, from 382 North avenue to the almshouse, ward 5
Temple, fm. 641 Main to 134 Austin, wd. 2 Tenney, from 35 Orchard to Elm, Somer- ville line, ward 5
Third, from Boston & Lowell railroad, E. Cambridge, to 27 Main, wards 3 and 2 Thorndike, from First to Ninth, ward 3 Tremont, from 393 Broadway, to Somer- ville line, ward 2
Trowbridge, from 839 Main to Kirkland, ward 1
Tufts, from Magazine to Pearl, south of Chestnut, ward 4
Tuttle, from 8 Donnell to 9 Wyeth, wd. 5 Union, from 37 Market to 8 Lincoln, wd. 2 Union square, junction 160 North avenue with Somerville avenue, ward 5
Upton, from 55 Magazine to 56 Pleasant, ward 4 .
Valentine, from 95 Brookline to 168 Pearl, ward 4
Vassal lane, from 85 Sparks to Lake View avenue, ward 1
Vernon, from 700 Main, to 129 Green, wd. 4 Village, from 18 State to 35 Front, ward 4 Vine, from 99 South Third to Ninth, wd. 3 Vineyard, from Cushing to May, ward 1
Walden, from 225 North avenue to oppo- site 114 Concord avenue, wards 5 and 1 Walker, from Shepard, opposite Wallace to Linnæan, ward 5
Walker court, from Flagg, near Putnam avenue, ward 1
Walker place, from 130 Third, east, wd. 3
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HALLS, BUILDINGS, ETC.
Wallace, from 41 Garden to 38 Shepard, ward 1
Walnut avenue, from 23 Arlington to Lambert avenue, ward 5
Walnut court, from 174 Putnam av., wd. 4 Ware, from 385 Harvard to 462 Broadway, ward 1
Warland, from 71 Magazine to 70 Pleasant, ward 4
Warren, from 263 Cambridge to Somer- ville line, ward 2
Washington, from 375 Main to 32 Norfolk, ward 2
Washington avenue, from Lambert ave- nue to Foxcroft, ward õ
Washington square (see Fort Washing- ton), ward 4
Water, from 185 Bridge to Miller's river, ward 3
Waterhouse, from 17 Garden to 11 North avenue, ward 1
Watson, from 49 Brookline to 94 Pearl, ward 4
Waverly, from Henry to Hamilton, wd. 4 Webster avenue, from 49 Hampshire to Somerville line, ward 2
Weitze court, from 17 Seventh, ward 3
Wellington, from Concord avenue, oppo- site Adams to Wellington brook, Bel- mont line, ward 5
Wendell, from 58 North avenue to Carver, ward 1
West, from 53 Inman to Lee, ward 2 Westacott court, from 224 Putnam avenue, ward 4
Western avenue, from 622 Main, Central square to Brighton line, ward 4
White, from Union square to Elm in Som- erville, ward 5
Whitney avenue, from Putnam avenue to Chestnut, ward 4
Whitney's court, from 8 Essex, ward 2
Whittemore, from Lexington avenue, west, ward 5
Willard, from 114 Brattle to 185 Mt. Au- burn, ward 1
Willard court, from 19 Foster, ward 1
Willard street court, from 18 Willard, wd. 1 William, from 87 Pearl to 26 River, wd. 4 Willow, from 345 Cambridge to Somer- ville line, ward 2
Willis court, from Mount Auburn, oppo- site Elmwood avenue, ward 1
Winsor, from 403 Main to Somerville line, wards 4 and 2
Winter, from 206 Bridge to 4 Fifth, wd. 3 Winthrop, from 33 Holyoke to 8 Eliot, ward 1
Winthrop square, junction MountAuburn, Brighton, and Winthrop, ward 1
Woodlawn, from Cushing, near Vineyard, to Cushing, near Belmont line, ward 1 Worcester, from 59 Columbia to 54 Nor- folk, ward 2
Worthington, from Lake View avenue to Lexington avenue, front of pumping station, ward 1
Wright, from 33 Hudson to 8 Norton, wd. 5 Wyeth, from 79 Concord avenue to 106 Garden, ward 5
HALLS, BUILDINGS, ETC.
Almshouse, Tannery, ward 5 Armory Hall, Brattle square, ward 1 Austin Hall, Temple, ward 2
Baldwin block, rear 95 Main, near West Boston bridge, ward 2
Beck Hall, Quincy square, junction Main, Quincy, and Harvard, ward 1
Boyle block, from 34 Charles, ward 3 Brewer's block, Brattle square, ward 1 Broadway block, Broadway, between Fifth and Main Brooks' building, 361 Main
Buck's block, Seventh, corner Gore Buckley's Hall, 547 Main
Burrage block, Bristol, between Hamp- shire and Webster avenue Butler's block, r. 10 Charles River, wd. 1 Central square building, Green, ward 4 Chronicle building, 573 Main, opp. Pearl City building, Brattle square, ward 1 City Hall, 660 Main Clark's block, 497 Main Concordia Hall, 200 Cambridge Conservatory Hall, 4 Lee, corner Main Court House, Third, corner Otis, E. C. Douglass block, Main, corner Essex Emerson block, foot of Crescent av., wd. 5 Felton building, Trowbridge, c. Cambridge Fiske's block, 423 to 439 Main Forester's Hall, 230 Cambridge Foster's block, 87 Main
Freemasons Hall, Dunstan, n. Harvard sq. Goldsmith Hall, 89 Cambridge
Good Templars Hall, 149 North avenue Gothic Hall, Orchard, cor. Allen, ward 5 Grant building, 623 Main
G. A. R. Hall (post 30), 573 Main
G. A. R. Hall (post 56), Palmer, c. Brattle G. A. R. Hall (post 57), 115} Cambridge, E. C.
Hannum block, 114 Broadway, n. G.J.R.R. Harugari Hall, Sixth, corner Spring
Harvard, or Little's block, 466 Harvard, corner Dunster
Hawkins block, Charles, east of Third Henderson block, North av., opp. Walden Hilton block, 424 to 430 Harvard, corner
Linden. and 448 Harvard, cor. Holyoke Hixon's block, 57, 59 Portland
House of Correction, Thorndike, near Third, East Cambridge Hovey's block, 402 Main Hyde's block, Main, Central square Independence Hall, rear 55 Norfolk Inman building, Cambridge, between Beacon and Springfield
Inman Hall, Inman square, between Bea- con and Springfield Institute Hall, 107 Cambridge
Jordan's block, rear 12 Broadway Kernan block, rear 13 to 17 Charles River Knights of Honor Hall, 89 Cambridge
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COLLEGE BUILDINGS, WHARVES.
Lechmere bank building, Cambridge, cor- ner Second
Lechmere block, Bridge, junc. Cambridge Lechmere bldg., Cambridge, junc. Bridge Linehan block, Third, near Winter Lyceum building, Harvard sq., c. Brattle Lyceum Hall, Henderson block, North av. Lyceum Hall, Lyceum bldg., Harvard sq. Main block, Main, corner Pearl
Masonic block, Main, near Temple
Masonic Hall, 89 Cambridge,E. Cambridge Masonic Hall, 633 Main, Cambridgeport Masonic Hall, 240 North avenue, North Cambridge
Melledge's block. Main, corner Norfolk Moore's block, Mt. Auburn, cor. Charles
River, and Main, corner Trowbridge Moore's building, 6 and 8 Brattle Odd Fellows Hall, 15 Brattle, Cambridge Odd Fellows Hall, 83 Cambridge, E. C. Odd Fellows Hall, 240 North avenue, North Cambridge
Odd Fellows Hall, 583 Main, Cambridgep't Odd Fellows Hall, Holyoke, corner Main, Cambridge
Pelham Hall, 603 Main
Porter's Hall, Porter's Hotel
Potter's block, 187 to 199 North avenue Pythian Hall, Hyde's block, 603 Main Ramsay's building, 1 Brattle Robbins block, 1 to 10 Prospect Roberts block, 15 Brattle
Roberts Hall, 15 Brattle
Rogers block, junction Main, and Wash- ington and Brewery
Rolling Mill block, Bristol, between Berk- shire and Portland
Saunders block, 38 and 42 North avenue Shea's block, 151 to 155 Bridge Shepherd's block, 9 Charles River Smart's building, rear 380 Main Social Union Hall, 15 Brattle
Sons of Temperance Hall, Lechmere bank building, Cambridge, East Cambridge Sovereign's Hall, 573 Main Squire's block, Squire's ct., from 164 Gore State Arsenal, Chauncy, cor. Concord av. Stratton's block, Cambridge, near Fifth Swiney's block, Gore, near Fifth
Symond's block, 24 DeWolf
Temperance Hall, Union square, North Cambridge
Templar's Hall, 548 Main
Temple block, Main, corner Temple
Temple Hall, 631 Main
Union Hall, 631 Main, corner Temple University Hall, 11 Brighton
Watson block, 560 Main Welch's block, North, opp.N.E.Glass Works Wellington Hall, Pearl
Wheatland's blk., Cambridge, junc. Bridge Whitney's block, 465 Main
Whitney's building, Brattle square Woodbury's building, Otis
COLLEGE BUILDINGS.
Alumni Hall, junction Kirkland, Quincy and Cambridge, 1874
Appleton Chapel, College yard, 1856
Astronomical Observatory, Garden, oppo- site Linnæan, 1846 Austin Hall, Holmes place, 1882
Botanic Garden, Garden, c. Linnæan, 1805 Boylston Hall. College yard, 1857 Burnham Hall (Episcopal Theological Seminary), Brattle, 1879 College House, 1 to 13 Harvard row, 1846 Dane Hall. College yard, 1832 Divinity Hall, Divinity avenue, 1726 Gore Hall, College yard, 1838 Gray's Hall, College yard, 1863 Harvard Hall, College yard, 1766 Hemenway Gymnasium, junction Kirk- land and Holmes place, 1878 Holden Chapel, College yard, 1724
Hollis Hall, College yard, 1763
Holworthy Hall, College yard, 1812 Holyoke House, 450 to 458 Harvard, 1871 Lawrence Hall, Brattle, near Mason, 1873 Lawrence Scientific School, Kirkland, corner Holmes place, 1848 Massachusetts Hall, College yard, 1720 Matthews Hall, College yard, 1870 Museum of Comparative Zoology, Divinity avenue and Oxford, 1859 Peabody Museum of Archæology, Divinity avenue, 1877
Sever Hall, College yard, 1878 Stoughton Hall, College yard, 1805 Thayer Hall, College yard, 1869 University Hall, College yard, 1812 Wadsworth House, College yard, 1726 Weld Hall, College yard, 1871
WHARVES.
Bent's George H., 168 Main (coal) Boynton's, 48 Bridge, East Cambridge Brooks, 221 Bridge (coal) City, 184 Main (iron pipes) College, foot of Dunster (coal) Day M., 132 Main, Lower Port (cement) Gile G. W., 69 Main (lumber) Gas House, foot of Bath, ward 1 (coal) Gas House, Third, near Broad canal (coal) Gore, Third, next gas-house (stone) Hall's, foot of East street, E. Cambridge Hastings, East, near Bridge, E. Cambridge Holmes & Rugg's, 166 River (coal)
Holt's, East, near Bridge, E. Cambridge N. E. Glass House, foot of North Revere Sugar Refinery, foot of Water Sanborn's, 68 Bridge, East Cambridge Sargent's, foot of Charles River Smith's, 180 Main Tower's, rear 139 Broadway Warren, Bridge st., next to Craigie bridge Wellington Austin C., 5 Broadway (coal) Wellington H. & Co., 28 Bridge (coal) Winthrop. foot of DeWolf Wood William H. & Co., 13 Broadway Wyman's, 84 Bridge
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CEMETERIES, BRIDGES, WARD BOUNDARIES.
CEMETERIES.
Cambridge, Coolidge av., n.Watertown line | Old Burying Ground, ward 1, North ave- Catholic, Spruce, opposite Jackson nue, opposite College Grounds, B. F. Wyeth, superintendent Mount Auburn, Mount Auburn street, near Watertown line
BRIDGES.
Brookline street, from foot Brookline, Cambridgeport, to Boston Cambridge street, from River street, Cam- bridgeport, to Brighton District Canal or Craigie, from Cambridge street, East Cambridge, to Boston
North Harvard street, from Boylston
street, Cambridge, to Brighton district Prison Point, from Prison point road, East Cambridge, to Charlestown
West Boston, from Main street, Cam- bridgeport, to Boston
Western avenue, from Western avenue, Cambridgeport, to Brighton district
WARD BOUNDARIES.
WARD 1. Beginning at the boundary the centre of North canal. and northerly, line between Cambridge and Belmont, on in a line continued therefrom, to the boundary line between Cambridge and Somerville, thence by said boundary line to the point begun at. Concord avenue, thence by the centre of Concord avenue to Bond street, thence by the centre of Bond street to Garden street, thence by the centre of Garden street to WARD 3. Beginning at the mouth of Broad canal, thence by the centre of Broad canal to North canal, thence by the centre of North canal, and northerly, in a line continued therefrom, to the boundary line between Cambridge and Somerville, thence by said boundary line to the waters of Charles river, thence by the water to the point begun at. Shepard street, thence by the centre of Shepard street to North avenue, thence by the centre of North avenue to Sacra- mento street, thence by the centre of Sac- ramento street to the boundary line be- tween Cambridge and Somerville, thence by said boundary line to a point which would be struck by the central line of Dana street if extended northerly to said boundary line, thence by a line to Dana WARD 4. Beginning at the boundary line between Cambridge and Brighton, on Western avenue, thence through the cen- tre of Western avenue to Putnam avenue, thence through the center of Putnam ave- nue to Mount Auburn street, thence through the centre of Mount Auburn street to Main street, thence through the centre of Main street to Norfolk street, thence through the centre of Norfolk street to Washington street, thence through the centre of Washington street to the junc- tion of Washington and Main streets, thence by a line at a right angle, souther- ly, to the water, thience by the water to the point begun at. street, and by the centre of Dana street to Main street, thence by the centre of Main street to Mount Auburn street, thence by the centre of Mount Auburn street to Put- nam avenue, thence by the centre of Put- nam avenue to Western avenue, thence by the centre ofWestern avenue to the bound- ary line between Cambridge and Brighton, thence by said boundary line to the bound- ary line between Cambridge and Water- town, thence by the last-mentioned bound- ary line to the boundary line between Cambridge and Belmont, thence by the last mentioned boundary line to the point begun at.
WARD 2. Beginning at the boundary line between Cambridge and Somerville, at a point which would be struck by the central line of Dana street, if extended northerly to said boundary line, thence by a line to Dana street, and by the centre of Dana street to Main street, thence through the centre of Main street to Norfolk street, thence by the centre of Norfolk street to Washington street, thence by the centre of Washington street, to the junction of Washington and Main streets, thence by a line at a right angle, southerly, to the water, thence by the water to the mouth of Broad canal, thence by the centre of Broad canal to North canal, thence by
WARD 5. Beginning at the boundary line between Cambridge and Belmont, on Concord avenue, thence by the centre of Concord avenue to Bond street, thence by the centre of Bond street to Garden street, thence by the centre of Garden street to Shepard street, thence by the centre of Shepard street to North avenue, thence by the centre of North avenue to Sacra- mento street, thence by the centre of Sac- ramento street to the boundary line be- tween Cambridge and Somerville, thence by said boundary line to the boundary line between Cambridge and Arlington, thence by the said last-mentioned bound- ary line to the point begun at.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
J. A. HOLMES & CO., BEST FAMILY . GROCERIES, Cor. Main & Magazine Sts., CAMBRIDGEPORT. JOSEPH A. HOLMES.
JOSEPH H. HOLMES.
Superior Family Flour Milled from Choicest Selections of Wheat. BEST NEW FORMOSA, JAPAN & ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEAS.
MORRILL & ALLEN, (Successors to ALLEN & ENDICOTT), Manufacturers of
STEAM ENGINES,
Machinery, Elevators,
Frogs and Switches, Shafting, Hangers, Boiler and all other Cast- ings. Also, Steam and Gas Repairing promptly attended to. No. 356 Main Street, CAMBRIDGEPORT, MASS.
CLARENCE G. REED & CO., PLASTERERS AND STUCCO WORKERS
KALSOMINING, WHITENING AND TINTING without moving carpets or furniture.
Keene, Portland and Common Cementing. All kinds of Jobbing Promptly Attended to.
ORDER BOXES-Letter and Order Box, No. 22, Sawin's Express Office, Harvard Square, Cambridge. No. 153 North Avenue, North Cambridge, Fred. L. Drew's.
CLARENCE G. REED. 353 Beacon Street, Somerville.
SAMUEL M. REED. 735 Cambridge Street, Cambridge.
- ALSO-
ENOCH BEANE, DEALER IN
FISH
Beef, Mutton, Pork, Lamb, Hams, Poultry, GAME, Fruits, Vegetables-
AND
OYSTERS
908
Main Street.
CAMBRIDGE DIRECTORY, 1883.
ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THIS DIRECTORY.
Ab., above; agt., agent; asst., assistant; av., avenue; b. or bds., boards; bet., between; bldg., building; blk., block; (B.), Boston; B. L. & C. R. R., Boston, Lowell & Concord Railroad; Cambridge R. R. Co., Cambridge Railroad Co .; Charles R. R. Co., Charles River Railway Co .; com. mer., commission mer- chant; c. or cor., corner; ct., court; C. W. W., Cambridge Water Works; Ep. Theo. School, Episco- pal Theological School; h. house; H. U., Harvard University; lab., laborer; L. P., Lower Port; mkr., maker; mnfr., manufacturer; n., near; opp., opposite; pl., place; P. O., Post-office; pres., president; rd., road; Rev., Reverend; r., rear; st., street; sec., secretary; sq., square; supt., superintendent; treas., treasurer; U. E. S. Co., Union Electric Signal Co., U. S. A., United States Army; U. S. N., United States Navy; whf., wharf; whol., wholesale; wid., widow. Where the name of a corporation, factory or firm appears immediately after the name, it indicates the place of business. After the name of the street, the word street is omitted.
FOR FULL LIST OF COLLEGE OFFICERS, STUDENTS, ETC., SEE MISCELLANE- OUS DEPARTMENT.
AARON LEWIS (Aaron & Parker), cigar maker, 513 Main, house 40 Winsor Aaron Moss, cigar maker, house 65 Wash- ington
Aaron & Parker (Lewis Aaron and Fred- erick C. Parker), cigars and tobacco, 513 Main
Aaronson Aaron, house 212 Cambridge Abay Joseph, tailor, house 239 Franklin Abbot Ezra, Bussey Prof. of New Testa- ment Criticism and Interpretation H. U., house 23 Berkeley
Abbot Francis E., teacher, house 13 Lake View avenue
Abbot George W., tobacco com. mer. (21 Central wharf, B.), h. 294 Harvard Abbott Albion F., polisher, h. 4} Essex Abbott Alice L. Mrs., dressmaker, house 21 Suffolk
Abbott Brazilian C., coffin maker, 203 Bridge, house at South Boston
Abbott Charles J., conductor Cambridge R. R. Co., boards 119 Mt. Auburn BBOTT CHARLES L., counsel- A' lor-at-law (48 Congress, room 22, B.), boards 286 Pearl
Abbott Charles S., box maker, 3 Hamp- shire, house 32 Winsor
Abbott Edward Rev., pastor St. James church, house Channing
Abbott Edward M. Mrs., house 7 Chauncy Abbott Edward W., painter, 436 Main, boards 15 Salem [Winsor Abbott Ezra, building mover, house 31 Abbott Frank E., express driver Adams Express (40 Court, B.), b. 31 Winsor Abbott Horatio N., engineer, 203 Bridge, house 154 Cambridge
Abbott John, printer, 573 Main, boards 421 Cambridge
Abbott John K., real estate (15 Cornhill, B.), house 8 Fairmont avenue
Abbott John P., printer (Water, B.),house 431 Cambridge
Abbott John W., printer Chronicle office, 573 Main, boards 431 Cambridge
Abbott Levi, machinist Dover Stamping Co., house 286 Pearl [Dickinson Abbott Lucy K. Mrs., boarding-house, 5 Abbott Warren, at 203 Bridge
Abercrombie Bolling G., salesman (200 Devonshire, B.), boards 26 Brattle
Abercrombie Sarah G., widow of Milo B., house 26 Brattle
Abercrombie Talulah G. Miss, b. 26 Brattle Abercrombie Winona Miss, teacher Cush- ing street primary school, boards 26 Brattle
Aberle Henry, salesman, boards Mrs. Ja- cob Aberle's, off Eighth
FLORISTS, P. O'BRIEN
820 MAIN AND 89 SPARKS STREETS.
ABE
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Aberle Jacob Mrs., house off Eighth, near Spring
Aberle Jacob jr., cooper, house Eighth, corner Spring
Aberle John, cooper, boards Mrs. Jacob Aberle's, Eighth
Aberle Philip (Stewart & Aberle), provis- ions, 545 Main, boards Mrs. Jacob Aberle's, Eighth
Abrahams Abraham J. Mrs., house 7 Rol- lins court
Abrahams Henry, cigar maker (1096 Washington, B.), house 6 Decatur Abroe Mary Ann, widow of Francis,house 171 Franklin
Acheson Henry, laborer, h. 22 Pioneer av. Ackers Charles H., bookbinder, 7 Brattle, boards 16 Jay
Ackers' John L. P., painter, 460 Main, house 16 Jay
Ackers Mehitable Miss, h. 21 Sacramento Adams Adelbert A., trav. salesman (24 Lincoln, B.), house 288} Broadway Adams Albert, mason, order box, Lyceum Exchange, house 17 Winthrop
Adams A., whitewasher, h. 11 Brewery Adams Benjamin, clerk, 154} Harvard, boards 2 Pond place
Adams Braman B., bookkeeper (1077 Washington, B.), house 13} Wallace Adams Caroline M., widow of Reuben A., boards 14 Meacham
Adams Charles J., deputy jailer and mas- ter House of Correction, Thorndike, corner Third, house do.
Adams Chas. M., potter, h. 2 Pond place Adams Chas. O., fireman (P. O., Boston), house 16 Upton
Adams Charles W., bookkeeper W. P. Sargent & Co. (14 Sudbury, B.), house 442 Broadway
Adams Edward F., bookkeeper (39 Frank- lin, B.), house 89 Thorndike
Adams Frances A. Miss, h. 70 Columbia
Adams Fred'k, at Riverside Press office, boards 29 Williams
A' DAMS FREEDOM S., Union Carpet Beating Co. (228 Cambridge, B.), house 32 Tremont
Adams George B., solar printer (53 Tem- ple place, B.), boards 10 Shepard
Adams Georgiana Miss, stenographer, 502 Main
Adams Harry B., broker (9 Milk, B.), bds. 2 Walnut avenue
Adams Harry H., Custom House (296 State, B.), house 53 Third
Adams James, laborer, house 162 Otis
Adams Jas. H., teamster, 161 Broadway Adams Jolın, baker, 502 Main
Adams John P., gas fixtures, 12 Harvard row, house 10 Shepard
Adams John T., laborer, h. 50 Portland Adams Joseplı, fish dealer (27 Commer- cial wharf, B.), house 59 Green
Adams Joseph M., whalebone-worker (24 Lincoln, B.), house 4 Tufts
Adams J. Gedney, bookkeeper, house 8 Wallace
Adams Lizzie Mrs., house end of Bennet Adams Margaret M., widow of John, house foot of Pearl
Adams Mary A., widow of James Q., boarding-house 42 River
Adams Maurice H., machinist, house rear 60} Cambridge
Adams Peter, printer University Press, house 18 Eliot
Adams Sophia, wid. of Elihu, b. 9 Chester Adams Theodore P., teacher High school, house at Boston
Adams Walter H., hairdresser, 7 Brattle, house 124 Pearl
Adams William, boards 46 Prospect
Adams William R. (Adams & Lincoln), dry goods, 98 Cambridge, h. Să Otis
Adams & Lincoln (William R. Adams and Alfred Lincoln), dry goods, 9S Camb. A. D. Club, 14 Dunster
Adelstine John G., cigar maker, 35 Pearl, house 12 Suffolk [36 Cherry Aderholm Nelson, cabinet maker, house Adler George, tailor, opp. 415 Broadway, board 3 Emmons place
Agassiz Alexander, curator Museum of Comparative Zoölógy H. U., and (19 Pemberton sq., B.), house 36 Quincy Agassiz Elizabeth C., widow of Louis, house 36 Quincy
Agassiz George R., student H. U., rooms 39 Matthews Hall
Agnew Laurence, polisher (B.), house 106 Fourth
Ahearn Bridget, widow, h. 169 Norfolk
Ahearn David, saloon, 32 Cambridge, house 29 do.
Ahearn Dennis, laborer, house 200 Dublin Ahearn Dennis, baker, 502 Main, house 45 Amory [18 Railroad
Ahearn Jeremiah, marble-cutter, boards Ahearn Jeremiah, periodicals, etc., 34 River, house at Boston
Ahearn Maurice, laborer, h. 149 Dublin Ahearn Maurice, laborer, house 39 Willow Ahearn Maurice J., house 35 Orchard
Ahearn Patrick, hostler Cambridge R. R. Co., b. Thos. Moran's, Holworthy pl. Ahearn Richard A., horse shoer, 202 North avenue, boards 200 Dublin
Ahearn Thomas, marble-worker, house 41 Jefferson
Ahearn Timothy, baker, h. 170 Franklin
Ahearn, see Ahern, also O'Hearn
Ahern Dennis G., bricklayer, house 3 Shepherd's block, Charles River
Ahern Michael, brick layer, house 2 Em- mons place
Ahern, see Ahearn, also O'Hearn
Aigin Michael, junk dealer, h. 88 Fifth Aigin, see Eagan, also Egen
Aiken Charles H., clerk, 360 Cambridge, boards 152 Spring
Aiken Fred J., milk dealer, b. 152 Spring Aiken Hannah Mrs., house 39 Fourth
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
BURDITT & WILLIAMS, Wholesale and Retall. 20 DOCK SQUARE.
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Aiken Joseph M. (Aiken & Woodard), 360 Cambridge, house 152 Spring
Aiken & Woodard (Joseph M. Aiken and Jonas Woodard), charcoal, hay, etc., 360 Cambridge [Hastings Aikens Anthony, coachman, house 60 Ainslee Harriet V., widow of William, house 17 Boardman
Ainslee Oscar, steward, h. 17 Boardman Akerberg L., at 17 Main
Akerly Edward, teamster, b. 32 Orchard Akerman George, machinist, 153 Putnam avenue, house 170 do.
Akerman M. Louise Miss, teacher River- side primary school, boards 9 Sumner Akman August, at 17 Main
A LBEE SUMNER, overseer of the poor and attorney-at-law (30 Court, rooms 13 and 14, B.), house 30 Essex Alberts Albert, laborer, house 131 Third Alberts Clement P., house 86 Fifth
Alberts Frank, laborer, boards 131 Third Alberty Antonio, carver F. M. Holmes
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