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TATERMAN WILLIAM P., carpenter, house 29 Cedar (see page 653)
Waters Isaac G., picture frames and mouldings (10 Canal B.), house 63 Orchard
Waters Lizzie A. Miss, house 132 Perkins
Waters William, laborer, house 66 Medford
Watkeys Frank E., clerk (F. R. R., B. ), b. 22 Broadway Watkeys Fred W., cashier (40 Alford, Chas'n), boards 22 Broadway
Watkeys William, hotel clerk (B.), house 22 Broadway Watkins Charles F., farmer, h. Broadway, n. Elm
Watkins James J., tinsmith, h. Broadway, n. Elm
Watkins William A., engineer (82 Broad, B.), house 4 Woodbine
Watson Clarence S., clerk (403 Wash. B. ), h. 11 Webster
Watson Daniel E., herdic (B.), house 29 Gilman
Watson Fannie E. Mrs., music teacher, h. 29 Gilman
Watson Frank L., painter, etc. (85 Oliver, c. High, B.), house 21 Aldersey
Watson Frank T., book-keeper (B. ), b. 16 Day, W. S.
Watson Fred W., physician, 16 Day, W. S., house do.
Watson Gustavus W., book-keeper (70 Franklin, B. ), house 41 Marshall
Watson James, iron moulder, boards 13 Houghton
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Watson James C., house 16 Day, W. S.
Watson J. Harry H., chemist, boards 16 Day, W. S.
Watson S. Noble, produce (33 John, B.), house 44 Pearl
Watson Thomas A., brakeman, B. & A. R. R., house Fitchburg
Watson Thomas J., book-keeper (B. ), h. 253 Oak
Watt James, carpenter, house 5 Waverly
Watt John G., entry clerk (516 Wash. B. ), house Fisk. av., opp. Hennesseys ct.
Watt Lewis C., plumber ( Leverett, B. ), h. 5 Emerson Watts Albert E., buyer (B), h. 66 Pinckney
Watts George A., rule mnfr. (178 Washington, room 7, B.), h. Maple av., near School
Waugh George A., well driver, h. 25 Cutter
Waugh George W., carpenter, h. 5 Palmer av.
Waugh Henry S., carpenter, h. 17 Cutter
Waugh Murry, carpenter, h. 47 Washington
Waugh Nancy C., widow of Chandler, house Beech, cor. Pitman
Waugh Robert B., carpenter, bds. 17 Cutter
Wax Newman S., florist (5} Park, B. ), h. 28 Holland
Waxner Samuel J., crockery, &c., 13 Union sq., h. 16 Concord av.
WAY TAY W. HI., M. D. V., veterinary surgeon, 339 Somerville avenue, and (Porter's Hotel, No. Cam- bridge), telephone connection, bds. Mt. Vernon, No. Cambridge
Wayland Thomas H., produce (12} Blackstone B. ), h. 15 Bond, near Broadway
Waynes John, brass finisher, h. 4 Bow street place
Weaver David W., baker (26 Brattle, B. ), h. 17 Austin Weaver Frank B., order cook (B.), bds. 17 Austin
Webb Charles L., salesman (50 Chauncy, B. ), h. 39 Mt. Pleasant
Webb E. Stanford, brick mason, h. 39 Mt. Pleasant.
Webb John H., engraver (73 Hanover, B. ) . h. 13 Gilman Webb Nathaniel, expressman, h. 3 Dimick
Webb Robert, stove polish mnfr. ( Medford, Chas'n), h. 22 Highland av.
Webber Albert H., wood turner, C. W. Lyman & Co., house Pembroke court
Webber Albert M., foreman (Chas'n) h. 36 Washington Webber Antoine, rubber worker, h. Garden Ct.
Webber Arthur W., pastry cook ( Waverley House) , rms. Wm. W. Webber's, Austin 1 Webber Charles E., clerk ( B.), h. 4 Elm ct.
Webber C. D. Mrs., h. 3 Evergreen avenue
Webber Edward, currier, bds. 4 Joy pl.
Webber Edward H., printer (433 Atlantic ave, B.) h. Norwood av., n. Medford
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Webber Edward O., rubber worker, bds. 93 Jaques Webber Francis M., teamster, h. 84 Franklin
Webber Fred G., brick mason, bds. 15 Dartmouth Webber, Fred R., leather sorter (B. ), h. 29 Austin
Webber George H., cabinet maker, h. 6 George
Webber Henry A., provisions (Bunker Hill, Chas'n) , h. 30 Dartmouth
Webber Henry N., sausage maker, bds. Wm. W. Web- ber's, Austin
Webber Isaac R .. book (301 Washington, B.), h. 24 Wallace, W. S.
Webber Isabella, widow, house 4 Joy place
Webber James F., cabinet maker, D. & K. Desk Co., h. 4 Pembroke court
Webber James W., machinist, bds. 4 Joy place
Webber John W., teamster, h. 18 Waverly
Webber Josie L. Mrs., dressmaker, 15 Cook, h. do.
Webber Leon S., teamster, bds. 93 Jaques
Webber Lydia A., widow of Phillip, h. 40 Irving
Webber Mary E. Mrs., h. 15 Dartmouth
Webber Oren H., h. 93 Jaques
Webber Susan A. Mrs., h. 4 Elm court
Webber Wesley, artist (Pemb. sq., B.), h. 13 Cameron, West Somerville
Webber Wm. W., cook, h. Austin
Webber William W. S., painter, h. 15 Cook
Webcowit club, 66 Mt. Vernon
Weber Frank L., clerk (518 Washington, B.), boards Joseph Weber's, South
Weber John A., clerk (518 Washington, B.), bds. Jos- eph Weber's, Sonth
Weber Joseph, brass finisher, h. South cor. Harding
Webster Frederick, artist, ris. 232 Elm, W. S.
Webster George H., clerk (28 Court, B. ), h. 9 Sargent av Webster Humphrey P., groceries (90 Blackstone, B.) , h.
24 Arlington
Webster Jerome, mnfr. (30 Hanover, B. ), h. Summer Webster Jerome J., cash registers (62 Sudbury, B.), h. 274 Summer
Webster John H. Mrs., h. 29 Warren ave.
Webster William, lawyer (28 State, B.), h. 29 Warren avenue
Webster William J., pattern maker, h. 69 Myrtle
Wedgewood Anson B., book-keeper (51 High, B.), h. 3 Hillside ave.
Weedon Jane Mrs., h. 31 Irving, W. S.
Weedon John F., clerk (B. ), bds. 38 Mystic ave.
Weeks Annie M., clerk, 4 Studio bldg., W. S., bds. 50 Dover, do.
Weeks Benj. D., nurse McLean Asylum, bds. do.
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Weeks Benj. H. ( Weeks & Co's) express, East Somerville and Boston Express (34 Court sq., B. ), h. 67 Rush Weeks Edgar L., salesman (B. ), h. 14 Evergreen ave. Weeks F. A. Dr., trusses, ete. ( 31 School, B.), house 7 Dartmouth
Weeks Herbert L., elerk (62 Broad, B.), h. 2 Runey Weeks Mary E., nurse McLean Asylum, bds. do.
Weeks Mary P. B., widow of Edwin L., h. 14 Ever- green ave.
W EEKS & CO'S EXPRESS, East Somerville & Boston , 67 Rush and (34 Court sq., B.), ( see p. 665)
Weil Henry, street car conductor, h. 101 Prospect
Weild John, baker, 65 Pearl and ( 107 and 230 Main, Chas'n), h. Mystie, near Mystic avenue
Weiner Adam J., costumer, boards 3 Maple, near Med- ford
Weiner Louis, slipper maker, h. 3 Maple near Medford Weingott Abraham, tailor's operator 61, h., Somerville avenue
Weissbach Joseph, book-keeper (Com'l, B.), house 84 Highland avenue
Weitze Gustav, provisions (137 Eliot, B.), h. 78 Beaeon Welch Catherine, widow, house rear Fitchburg near B. & L. R. R.
Weleh Edward, clerk, 47 Union Sq., house 52 Washing- ton
Welch Elbridge R., painter, house 303 Broadway
Welch George W., draw tender (B. & M. R. R., B.), boards 97 Franklin
Weleh James, laborer, house 314 Beaeon
Welch James H., teamster, bds. John Weleh's, Fitchburg Welch John, charcoal teamster, house Fitchburg, near Linwood
Welch John, teamster, house Highland av., opp. Cherry Weleh Martin J., painter, house 184 Somerville av
Weleh Mary, widow, house 103 Beacon
Weleh Mary H., widow of Hiram, house 1 Chapel, W. S. Welch Michael, laborer at Am. Tube Works, bds. 40 Dane
Welch Michael, laborer, boards Thomas Ormand's, off Broadway
Welch Patriek. junk, house 10 Harris
Weleh Robert, at J. P. Squire's, house 30 Medford
Weleh Sarah Mrs., house Heath, near Bond
Welch Stephen H., draw tender (B. & M. R. R., B.), h. 97 Franklin
Welch Thomas, laborer, Bedford, near South
Welch Thomas, laborer, house 211 Norfolk near Web- ster avenue
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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SURVEYORS OF MECHANICS' WORK.
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ESIDENCE, Raymond St., Old Cambridge, near the Botanical Garden.
ESTABLISHED A. D., 1839.
Information of value to every property owner.
We have saved the original notes and plans of all urveys by us since 1839, also, a vast collection of copies nd other information, from which we are prepared to re- stablish old boundaries as well as new ones.
Anything in our line promptly and accurately attended to.
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CODMAN & SHURTLEFF, 13 and 15 TREMONT ST., BOSTON. MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF
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Besides a complete assortment of articles intended for the exclusive use of the Medical and Dental professions, have always in store, at the lowest prices, u great variety of the following articles, suited to the wants of the general public :
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TRUSSES,
A large assortment of best patterns from which to select, to meet the requirements of each case. If convenient, persons requiring Trusses should call at our establishment. where they can have a suitable Truss carefully fitted by a competent and experienced person familiar with the anatomy of hernia. When a call in person is impracticable, a careful description should be sent, stating whether the rupture is on the right or left side; also the measure around the person, two inches below the top of the hip bonc. If the rupture is at the navel, the measure should be around the body at the navel. N. B .- Ladies attended by those of their own sex.
ELASTIC HOSE,
For Varicose Veins, Swollen Limbs, and Weak Joints. Of these goods we have several classes of silk and cotton, possessing different degrees of elasticity; the stout silk being usually the mont satisfactory. The sizes are full length (of leg), three quarters, half or knec hose, knee caps, and anklets. Unusual sizes made to order. Also,
Elastic and Spring Abdominal Supporters, Shoulder Braces, Suspensory Bandages, Apparatus for Weak Ankles, Bow-Legs, Club-Feet, etc. Also, Crutches of various and most improved kinds; syringes' Rubber Urinals to wear on the person day or night, for Males and Females; Galvanic Batteries, Hearing Trumpets, Auricles, and Con- versation Tubes for the Deaf.
Together with many other articles for the use of the SICK and INVALIDS. Also the largest and best assortment of
Atomizers and Nasal Douche,
To be found in the United States. "A GOLD MEDAL has lately been awarded us by the Middlesex Mechanics Associatian, as will be seen from the following report, signed by a leading New England Surgeon und Physician : 1503. CODMAN & SHURLTEFF, Boston, Mass, One Case Surgical Instruments and Atomizers "The Committee have no hesitation in awarding for this superb exhibition the highest premium * * * The various other instruments for inhalation of atomized liquids, and for Local Anaesthesia, were all apparently faultless, both in design and workmanship. 'The exhibi- tors are regarded as more especially deserving of the highest token of merlt for having pro- duced nothing except their own manufacture,
GOLD MEDAL. (Signed), "GILMAN KIMBALL, M. D. Chairman."
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Welch William, paper hanger, 21 Bow, house at Chas'n Welch William H., salesman (54 Oliver, B.), house 49 Concord av
Weld Alex H., wines (6 North Market. B.), house Har- vard, corner Elm place
Weld Henry M. (HI. M. Weld & Co.), livery stable, 88 Broadway, house 14 Lincoln
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TELD H. M. & CO. (Henry M. Weld), hack, boarding, livery and sale stable, 88 Broadway (see page 663)
Weld Wm. E., wholesale liquors (6 No. Market, B. ), h. Harvard, near Summer
Weldon Albert A., cabinet maker, h. 312 Beacon
Wellcome Clark P., express messenger (244 Wash., B.), h. 2 Broadway place
Wellcome Prentiss H., grocer Broadway, cor. Marshall, h. 15 Marshall
Wellington Alfred H. (Horatio Wellington & Co.), coal and wood, Union Square, and (28 Bridge, E. C.), h. 33 Winthrop, Chas'n
Wellington Edmund S., elerk (111 Summer, B.), h. Rose- land, corner Beacon
Wellington George F., cracker dealer, h. 70 Broadway Wellington Horatio (Horatio Wellington & Co.), coal and wood, Union sq., and (28 Bridge, E. Camb. ), h. 93 High, Charlestown
W ELLINGTON HORATIO & CO. (Horatio, J. Frank and A. II. Wellington), coal and wood dealers, Union square (72 Kilby & 72 Water B.), wharf, 28 Bridge, East Cambridge (see front cover) Wellington Joseph V., shipper bds. George W. Stacy's, Brastow ave.
Wellington Lilian A., teacher, Prospect Hill school
W TELLINGTON & BUCK, coal and wood, 211 Bridge st., East Cambridge (see back cover) Wellington J. Frank (Horatio Wellington & Co.), coal and wood, Union sq. and (28 Bridge, E. C.) h. 50 Vinal av., opp, Pleasant avenue
Wellman Eliza F. Mrs., variety store, 51 Summer, h. 16 Prescott
Wellman T. Augustus, painter, 3 Union sq., h. 16 Prescott
Wells Charles E., painter (F. R. R., B.), h. 61 Otis Wells Edmund B., hostler, 56 Chester, W. S., bds. do. Welsh Matthew II., trader, h. 23 Broadway, cor. Union Welsh William, confectionery salesman, h. 13 Marshall Wemyss Alexander J., salesman (B) rms. 12 Lincoln Wemyss George D., firniture mnfr. (511 Medford, Char- lestown), h. 5 Austin
Wendell Mina J. Miss, teacher, Morse Grammar school, house at Woburn
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Wendell Rufus Rev .. h. Hotel Preston, Walnut Wentworth Charles F., ticket seller, O. C. R. R. (B) bds.
8 Austin
Wentworth C. J. Miss, dressmaker, 29 Webster
Wentworth Dexter B., crackers, h. 68 Rush
Wentworth Eliza Mrs., h. 30 Appleton
Wentworth George S., sausage maker, h. 8 Bow st. place Wentworth George W., carpenter, h. 10 Flint
Wentworth L. Roger, attorney-at-law, 4 Eberle building, Union sq. h., 62 Vinal avenue
Wentworth Lucy E. Miss, bookkeeper (B. ), boards 9 Ivaloo
Wentworth Mary J. Mrs., h. 9 Ivaloo
Wentworth Minna L., teacher, Forster school, bds. 351 Broadway
Wentworth Thomas S., provsion's, wholesale (42 Mer- chants row, B. ), h. 350 Broadway
Wentworth Timothy, wines and liquors (1 North and 30 F. H. sq., B. ), h. 49 Broadway
Wentworth Walter C., printer (Globe, B. ), h. 71 Rush Wentworth William H., plumber, h. 121 Cross
Wessels Alfred, foreman, Davidson Rubber Wks. (Brigh- ton, Chas'n), bds. 10 Austin
Wessels William A., cutter, Davidson Rubber Wks. (Brighton, Chas'n), bds. 10 Austin
West Charles A., druggist (99 Broad, B) , h. 40 Laurel
West Charles H., book-keeper (270 Purchase, B. ), bds. 16 Arlington
West Dora Miss, music teacher, h. 53 Day
West Edward B., cracker dealer, h. Preston, n. Summer West End St. R. Co., stables, 220 to 228 Wash., 59 Dov- er, 77 Summer and 171 to 175 Beacon
West Ernest II., clerk (224 State, B.) h. Boston
West Frank J., carpenter, h. 27 Quincy
West Frederic, cutter (B. ), h. 333 Somerville avenue.
West George, conductor, east div, B. & M. R. R., h. 16 Arlington
West Harold II., driver (B.), bds. 2 Bonner avenne
West Henry J., trav. salesman (N. Y. City), h. 18 High, Prospect Hill
West John P., clerk (B.), h. 28 Glen
West Lizzie A. Mrs., h. 5 Appleton, W. S.
West Mabel, school teacher (B), bds. 120 Central
West Marion W. Mrs., bds. 54 Putnam
West Mary S, widow of Clark S., h. 53 Day W. S.
West Ralph H., clerk (73 IIanover, B.), bds. 15 Sargent avenue
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West Samnel, teamster, Geo. R. Emerson, bds. Mary A. Tindell's, Cedar court
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West William T., salesman (112 Clinton, B.), h. 39 Bos- ton, cor. Greenville
West Wm. T. Mrs., dressmaker, h. Boston
Westcott H. Josephine Miss, stenographer (209 Washing- ton, rm. 46, B.), bds. 49 Thurston
Westcott Joseph B., salesman (85 Blackstone, B. ) , h. 15 Sargent avenue
Westcott Mary E., widow of Otis, h. 49 Thurston
Westcott M. Eliza Miss, dressmaker, bds. 49 Thurston
Westcott Ralph H., shipper (73 Hanover, B.), bds. 15 Ssrgent avenue
Westcott Reuben, pork packer, h. 2 Wash. avenue
Western Union Telegraph, office 55 Union Sq., Mrs. Jen- nie A. Jackman, manager
Westgate Frank B., painter, Thorpe place, h. do.
Weston Almira, widow of Henry, h. Garden ct.
Weston Arthur H., bds. 275 Highland avenue
Weston Charles H., brass finisher, h. 38 Florence
Weston Edward H., physician and apothecary, 322 Som- erville avenue, bds. Hotel Warren
Weston Henry C., salesman, h. 275 Highland avenue
Weston James F., clerk, 301 Wash., B.), bds. 76 Boston Weston John H., milkman, house 19 Glen
Westwood John, grocer, 96 Webster ave., house do.
Wetherbee Charles P., student (Mass. Inst. Tech., B.) boards 125 Summer
Wetherbee George, conductor, F. R. R., h. 8 Putnam Wetherbee Seth electrician (32 Arch, B.), house Church
Weyand John F., brass finisher (B.), house Bow st. pl. Whalen Edward, teamster, C. H. North & Co., house 5 Granite
Whalen James Baker (B.), house 94 Somerville ave. Whalen Richard, laborer, h. Poplar, corner Maple Whalen Richard, Jr., boarding house, 278 Washing ton Wheaten Albert F., salesman (82 Boylston, B.), house Medford, near Chester ave.
Wheaton William H., brakeman, boards 34 Prospect W HEELER ANGELO L., painter, Chauncey av. n. Jaques, house do. (see page 657)
Wheeler Angelo L. J., clerk (162 Congress B., boards 99 Jaques
Wheeler Asa N., machinist, house 194 Central Wheeler Charles H., printer, Sycamore, opp. Richdale ave., boards do. [do.
Wheeler Ebenezer, night watchman, McLean Asylum, b. Wheeler Eugene C., book-keeper (B.), b. 194 Central Wheeler Fred L., salesman (B.), h. 122 Prospect
Wheeler Geo. W., salesman (89 So. Market, B.), house Heath, near Temple
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Wheeler Guy E. B., clerk (450 Wash., B. ), h. 55 Cross Wheeler James W., salesman (20 No. Market, B.), h. 46 Mystic avenue
Wheelock Adelia A., widow, house Sanborn ave.
Wheelock Eugene M., hoisery, etc. (22 Temple pl., B. ), h. Sanborn avenue, near Walnut
Wheelock Joseph Jr, signal master, B. & M. R. R., h. 357 Beacon
Wheetley George C., trav. salesman (33 Portland, B.), boards 69 Boston
Whelpley Edmund B., teamster, h. 1 Auburn avenue
Whicher Harry H., clerk ( Cambridgeport), boards 12 Cottage avenue
Whicher John H., hotel (Hancock House, B.), house 12 Cottage av., near Russell, W. S.
Whipple George A., student, boards 87 Thurston
Whipple Tyler L., milkman, house 177 Walnut
Whipple Welsey P., milkman, house 26 Gilman
Whipple William H., com. traveler, h. 87 Thurston
Whipple William V., electrician, honse 192 Holland
Whitaker James E., flour and grain (174 .State, B.), h. 100 Sycamore
Whitaker James L., engineer, B. & L. R. R., house Syca- more, first on right
Whitaker Joseph W., clerk, B. &. L. R. R. depot, bds. J. L. Whitaker's Sycamore
Whitaker Milo R., clerk (174 State, B.), boards J. L. Whitaker's, Sycamore
Whitcomb Asahel S., freight handler (B. & L. R.R. de- pot, B. ) house 18 Lake
Whitcomb Frank I., clerk (296 Washington, B.), boards 358 Broadway
Whitcomb Irvine A., trav. agent (296 Washington, B.), house 358 Broadway
Whitcomb Lorenzo K., house 80 Highland avenue
Whitcomb Rebecca Miss, bds. E. Hartshorn's, Munroe Whitcomb Seth H., clerk (61 Court, room 8, B,), house 59 Summer
Whitcomb William II., janitor, Public Libraay, house 80 Highland avenue
White Alexander, laborer, house Garden court
White Andrew, ice man, house 4 Water
White Andrew teamster, house Murdock, n. Cedar
White Bessie R. Miss, teacher, High school, boards 149 Perkins
White Charles, clerk, 522 Somerville ave., b. 10 Laurel White Charles A., pictures (79 Beach, B.), house 19 Thorpe place
White Chas. M., book-keeper (42 Merchants row, B. ), h. 48 Mystic avenue
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White Clifford F., laborer, boards 192 Washington
White Daniel, laborer. h. Appleton, near Lowell
White Duane, nurse, McLean Asylum, boards do.
White Edna Mrs., variety store, 101 Washington house 17 Franklin avenue
White Edward T., teamster, house 40 Otis
White Edwin, liquors (5 Green, B. ), h. 79 Morrison
White Eliza, widow of John, house 14 Bolton
White Emory L., physician, 30 Bow, house do.
White Fergus J., Inmber teamster, house 11 Cross
White Francis, clerk, 522 Somerville ave., b. 10 Laure
White Frank H., map mounter (666 Wash., B.); hous 6 Montgomery ave.
White Fred A., shipper, Sprague & Hathaway, house Clarendon block, Dover, W. S.
White Frederick I., organ tuner, boards J. A. White's, Hudson
White George K., collector, bds. 18 Partridge ave.
White George K., weaver, house Partridge ave.
White George W., yard master (B. & M. R. R.), honse 21 Austin
White George W., Jr., produce (20 Suffolk Market, B.), house 26 Dartmouth
White Henry, driver, F. P. Ice Co., Willow, house 4 do. White Henry, gate tender, Somerville av. crossing, F. R. R., house at Charlestown
White Hiram L. (Equitable Bldg., B.), house 4 Grand View avenne
White Horace C., physician, 149 Perkins, house do.
White Isabella, widow of Francis, house 10 Laurel
White James, finisher, Middlesex Bleachery, house 12 Laurel
White James E., carpenter, honse 46 Oak
White James J., salesman (46 No. Market, B.), house 401 Washington
White James R., cooper (108 F. H. Market, B.), house 14 Joy
White James S., fireman, B.&M. R. R. E. Div., h. 5 Brook White Jean Mrs., music publisher (266 Wash., B.), h. 9 Oakland avenue
White John, driver, Fergus J. White, 11 Cross bds. do. White John, printer (B. ), honse 152 Cross
White John F., clerk, house 22 Rush
White John F .. marble cutter, boards 14 Joy
White Joseph A., carpenter h. Hudson, 4th from Cedar White Joseph H., butter and eggs (7 Blackstone, B. ), h. 200 Central
White J. Harvey, student (H. U.), boards 200 Central
White K. E. Mrs., dressmaker, house 14 Joy
White L. L. Mrs., artist rooms, 12 Medina blk., W. S.
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White Mary E. G. widow of Franklin T., house 12 Rich- dale avenue
White Maurice J., clerk, h. 52 Linwood, n. Linwood pl. White Maurice W., violin maker, h. 43 Dover, W. S.
White Nora Miss, nurse, house 12 Bonair
White Simon, grocer, 81 Somerville ave. house 83 do. White Susan, widow of Thomas, h. 21 Dartmouth White Walter T., clerk (B.), bds. 21 Dartmouth White William H., clerk, boards 149 Perkins
White William H., hostler, house 626 Somerville ave.
White William J., metal worker, h. 10 Brastow ave. White William S., plumber, house 25 Otis
White William V., clerk, F. R. R., b. 83 Somerville av. White William W., map mounter and designer ( 666 Wash., B. ), house 12 Richdale avenue . [av.
Whitechurch Charles, dentist (5 Park, B. ) , b. 22 Berkeley Whitefeldt Martin baker, boards 5 Warren avenue Whitehorn Charles S. (B. & L. R. R. ), h. 284 Elm Whitehouse Benj. F., carpenter, house Dane court Whitelew James, trav. salesman, h. Glen, c. Oliver
Whitford Reuben, painter, (23 Merrimac, B.), boards 353 Beacon
W HITING GEORGE A., baker (Beacon, corner Washington, and, 131 Inman, and Inman sq. Camb- ridgeport, h. 11 Prospect. Cambp't (see page 140) Whiting Jo'ın K., milk contractor (Chas'n), b. 73 Perki Whiting Oliver R., house 3 Chestnut
Whiting William H., salesman (B. ), h. Hall, n. Cedar Whitman Edson F., physician, 46 Bow, house do.
Whitman Edmund M., pattern maker (73 Haverhill, B.), house 20 Appleton
Whit.nan Edwin J., com. merchant (176 State, B.), h. 12 Dartmouth
Whitman Eva Miss, dressmaker, 20 Appleton, h. do.
Whitman Frank, engineer, F. R. R., h. 20 Frost av.
Whitman John G., porter, rooms Joseph S. Rich's, Hathorn
Whitman Lilla, widow of William, h. 1 May pl.
Whitmarsh Wallace F., delivery wagon (518 Washington B.), h. 304 Washington
Whitney Calvin H., h. 18 Gilman
Whitney Daniel, painter, bds. 54 Cross
Whitney James E., merchant (13 Doane, B.), h. 64 Syc- amore
Whitney John A., station agent, Winter Hill station, B. & L. R. R., Medford, h. do.
Whitney John A., 2nd station, employee, Winter Hill Station, B. & L. R. R., h. do.
Whitney M. A., h. 302 Broadway
Whitney Nancy Augusta, widow, h. 13 Wesley Park
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SOMERVILLE [W] DIRECTORY
Whitney Stephen A., confectioner (B.), bds. 88 Orchard Whitney Theodore W., machinist (B. & L. R. R., B.), bds. J. A. Whitney's, Medford
Whitney William A., druggist, 302 Broadway, house 225 Mystic avenue
Whitney William E. ( Whitney & Snow), hardware, 21 Union square, h. 48 Quincy
Whitney Zelaphine J., widow of Alonzo D., h. Allen, n. Somerville avenue
W HITNEY & SNOW (William E. Whitney and George W. Snow), hardware, 21 Union sq. (see page 3)
Whiton Frank S., teamster (B.), bds. 79 Perkins
Whiton George F., leather (Atlantic av., B. ), h. 20 Otis
Whiton Loring L., pianoforte-hammer maker (520 Har- rison av., B.), h. 173 Central
Whiton Moses L., bds. 56 Putnam
Whiton R. Parker, wool broker (143 Federal, B.), bds. 56 Putnam
Whiton Susan J., widow, bds. 20 Otis
Whiton see Whitton, and Whitten
Whittaker Abbie W. Mrs., bds. L. D. Junkin's, George
Whittaker Benjamin, moulder, h. rear 41 Mystic av.
Whittaker George E., astronomer, h. 34 Spring
Whittemore Jolin G., painter, bds. 4 Albion
Whittemore John M., book-keeper (179 Devonshire, B.), house 2 Chestnut ct.
Whittemore John O., painter, 4 Albion, h. do.
Whitten Arthur M., fireman, Amer. Tube Works, boards 56 Bow
Whitten Herbert, stencil maker (15 Water, B.), house 391 Somerville av.
Whittier Adeline, widow of Frank, h. 68 Broadway
Whittier Charles D., coffee roaster (1 & 3 Hamilton, B.), h. 5 Sunnyside av.
Whittier Edwin R., die sinker (235 Friend, B.), h. 117 School
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