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Braintree directory, 1876

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' Special attention is directed to the - e - Important improvements made in 1875

z on EE ce - - - - - - am) to my well-known STANDARD CONE I FURNACE, including my ANTI-CLINK- ER GRATE, the most important im- provement ever made for removing clinkers and keeping a ConTinuous __ Fire, also insuring a large SAVING IN FUEL. It also simplifies and lessens the work of attending the furnace, This celebrated furnace has had no rival since its first introduction, and with the improvement of 1875 it _ will be more appreciated than ever be- _ fore. From the day this furnace was ~ introducedinto the market, the demand for ithas been constantly increasing, until there were about thirty thousand = in use before the improvements of 1875 a | a were made. Sizes adapted to all class- BST Th Hf sine || es of buildings. - | I This furnace has received two GOLD and several SILVER MEDALS, first pre- miums, and the only Gold Medal ever awarded to any furnace in Massachu- setts, Set either in brick-work or portables in double sheet-iron castings. With this full line of wrought and cast-iron furnaces, I am enabled to 2 offer inducements to purchasers of fur- -naces which cannot fail to give perfect = satisfaction both as to quality and - : Also, my ARLINGTON Brick SET CooKING RANGE with all the new and best improvements; this is the most substantial and splendid range ever seen in any kitchen. |

Special attention given to putting up Furnaces, and Ranges in any

fos veer part of the country. Nothing but What is First-Class Work is Manufactured by me.

Warerooms, Nos, 99 and 101 Blackstone Street, ss BOSTON.

oNRon XK This superb furnace will show the , "aT nt the greatest improvements yet made

in wrought or plate-iron furnaces, in- cluding CHILSON's Anti-Clinker Grate, decidedly the best plan ever seen for - removing clinkers and keeping a con- tinuous fire; insures alarge saving in fuel, and simplifies and lessens the the work of attending the furnace. It has my Sifting Grate, which moves on rollers and dumps. It will show at a glance the most beautiful mechanical style and superior workmanship ever ~scenin a wrought-iron furnace. The wrought-iron I have made to order of the best quality of Stock. They are warranted gas-tight. Forty years of thorough practical and mechanical ex- | periencein the invention and manufac- turing of furnaces in their various forms of wrought and cast iron, ena- bles me to know how a furnace should be made to accomplish the best results, give the purchaser perfect satisfaction, and save the money which is frequent- !ly worse than thrown away on fur- naces got up by those having no me- chanical skill or practical knowledge of the business. Sizes suited to all classes of buildings, set either in brick- work or portables in double sheet-iron

No houskeeper in want of a Portable Range should fai! to sce this splendid range. It has all the modern improvements suited to a strictly first-class range.

A Practical Business Career of over twenty-seven years,

meen Painter,

Your patronage is solicited. I will guarantee better work and at a less price than can be.obtained in your

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"We desire to commend C, Henry Adams to your favorable consideration as one of the very best and most pains-taking artists." - /vom a

and Insurance Companies of Boston.

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cca departments for the Reform Clubs, Good Templars, Templars of Honor, and Sons of Tem- perance; furnishing useful information relating tor the progress of the cause in all parts of the world : besides other choice miscellaneous reading, making it an entertaining and | : .

One Copy, one year in Advance, wt). ps | eee Clubs of Ten, ce SMD pe a

Clubs of twenty, '* ' eet 1 ey 4

The 'Temperance Album

Is the oldest, and has the largest cir culation ot any | Temperance paper in New Eng! and. | oe

383 Bromfield Street,

Room 9. i BOSTON MASS. 5. |

sit ¥ Wits iy i Rit oe? i ME,

Opposite Prospect St. WEYMOUTH, MASS.

Fresh Stock of Finest

Constantly on hand. Full line of

Strict Personal Attention to all branches of the Drug Business.

Very Particular attention to;preparing Physicians' Prescriptions from the Best Materials.

75 Devonshire Street,

(Between State and Water Sts., near the new Post Office),

é@~ Real Estate and Personal Property sold by Auction in all parts of the State. Particular attention paid to Executors, Guardians, Administrators and Mortgagee Sales.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

a I HI(\(\| Glazed Windows, Fence Pales,

Stair Balusters, - Framing Pins,Blind Fastenings,&c

cs Ca 9 and 10 Charlestown Street,

Opposite Boston and Maine BENJ. F. PARKER. BO ST0 MY : Raiiroaa ene

; «= Doors of every Quality at the Lowest Cash Prices.

Newspapers, Periodicals, Books, Stationery and ay ci | S85 Elancock St., - te cietonat owt MASS.

jaei ok LORY |

General and Business Diyectories,

Sovp sy E. B. SOUTHER, 88 Hancock Sr., Quincy,

Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1876, by C. W. CALKINS & Co., in the Office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington.

We would say to our customers that it has been our en- deavor to make this Directory as complete and perfect as possible. Our canvassers have spent many weeks collect- ing the necessary information. About one-third of the names are new. Many changes have also taken place among the old residents; and as these changes are con- stantly occuring, it would not be strange if some had taken place since our canvassers completed their work. We have embraced in this book a Business Directory of Hingham and Holbrook, which we did not at first contem- plate. Altogether, we hope it will meet the approval of

our patrons.

Mouldings and Picture Frames,

Wholesale and Retail. ory Lo -

11 and 113 Washington Street, Boston.

Abbreviations used in Braintree Directory, - 219

Advertising Department follows, - - - 248 Braintree Business Directory. - . - 241

Hingham Business Directory, - - - - a O45 Index to Advertisements, - - : - - 12 Quincy Business Directory, - - - - ° 105

Randolph Business Directory, - - . - - 243 Weymouth Business Directory, - - - 206 es General Directory, - ~ - 117

"6 Streets, Courts, etc. - & Ae ES

(Successors to WHEELER & BLAISDELL.)

Hydraulic, Railroad, Agricultural, and Landscape Engineering; also, Roads, Bridges, Dams, River Improvements, Real Estate, Sub-division,

and General Surveying.

Concord and Hingham, Mass. ( WALTER L, BOUVE,

[The figures refer to the advertising department unless otherwise designated. }

Adams C. Henry,.....front col'd leavesjFrench Lewis,......-... Gen. Dir. a

Adams Joseph H., side margin French Washington M......-. ; back cover|Gavin P. H...essscccsecsvocss 5 Badger Bros. ..es2 steccssies vce 3/Gilson Alfred H....opp. Braintree Dir. Baker Geo. &....-..ee- Bie niaeiae 13/|Godsoe C. M..eeeeeeeeeeee- front COVer Baker's EXpress,.ecssesesecess 16|Greeley Chas. R., Dr. .opp. sts. Braintree Barker Henry & Sons,...-++s-- d\Greeley M. R., Deiicccsonees 13 Barker H. & Bros....eseseees . 5|Green & Prescott, . os decsssenns 1 Barry Bros... seeecevee sveee 6|Greenleaf G. & Co. side mar gin BIOL EM Abs seis see grins. iolaieine dee 16 front cover. Bellew M. J. Miss,.-+.-cessees 6|Hall Enoch E...opp. streets of Quincy TCR NGUETOR s Wile ace ciesclais ot iar 12|Hall John, .ss.Jedcuaeeuseeueeenseerel Blaisdell & Bouvé,...... under contents|Hardwick John & Co.......... 4 Boston Type Foundry,.....-.- 24| Hardwick J. Wee. scoccsscess 18 Braintree Clothing Store, opp. Hathaway Wm. B..«cescccess 27 sts. of Braintree| Hawthorne & Tucker,.......-- 24 Braintree Drug Store,..opp. Quincy Dir.;Hayward Elias..... hice owed 10 Briggs & Robinson,......-e++-- on map|Hazelton B. C..-.+.++++ee+efront cover Brooks, Bancroft & Co., bottom Humphrey James....-eeeeeee 18 margin front cover;/Humphrey W. & Co. édéedgawae 16 Brown C. E...2+.02.00.0+ee-front cover/Hunt C. Sacesecscct '.Gen. Dir. opp. atl Brown Chas, EH... s.ciesces front cover|Hunt & CO..-..+..ee Haseraeaes Bunker Hill ipa Se es Rati 3 Johnson J. Hoses ccccvsscvesss 12 Calkins C. W. & Co. , Opp. inside Kilton John FP .. éacuessescncene 26 front cover; Opp. Quincy Gen. Dir.;|Lane Daniel, Dr., bottom mar- side margin back cover. gin back cover Carter, Rice & Co..... piacere 6 21/Lewis Frank W....... back col'd leaves Chilson Gardner,..... front col'd leaves|Lochman J. H...e.seeees Gen. Dir. 205 Churchill & Hitchcock, Ws dse ante 11)/Lombard & Co...... tad memos 240 COIN GION: aa/ule tales es nates back cover|Loud Henry..-.e. sdeccececcee 17 - Colton Dental Association,..front cover|Madan S. T..c...secccesccess 14 Crafts & Co..... - opp. inside front cover|Maynard & Noyes,......front col'd leaf Curley John,:..csacocccescces .6;McKechnie F. A., opp. inside Curtis Geo. F..... Seltbjneins over calender front cover Curtis Samuel,... s+. sin ne 14|Morrill Geo. H..... .-back col'd leaves Cie RING Geis. ec cive mes cee cas 19|Meyer Chas. E. & Co....-under preface Cushing Geo. 2d, Cushing House, 248/Morse Bros..-...........-..back cover Cushing Geo. A-scecsessces aoe 18/Morss & Whyte......inside front cover Cushing Michael L........... ; 15|Murray D.8., opp. Weymouth Dasha, Jolin Sis <ictinc sicigeesece 15|Newcomb Winslow M....-.opp. Dayton's Avon Café, inside back Braintree Gen. Dir. cover, and top margin back cover;New England House, The Old, Dearborn N. S.......-front col'd leaves back cover Dennison & CO..02 cece sencces 23|Norfolk County Register...... 28 Dix Milo S., end of Quincy 'Gen. Dir.|Packard E. & Co-vecesececeese 7 Durgin A. G. & Co.....inside Page Harvey S., col'd before back cover and top margin front cover Quincy Gen. Dir. Ellis'H. B..... AON ey eae 8|Parke & Gilbert, Colton Dental Farrell John B..-ceesscecees opp. map} Association,..... eooeeeee front Cover Faxon W. O. Dr. opp. inside back coyer|Parker Wm. jr..«-«--Opp. W. Gen. Dir. Frederick & Field, ........2es- 10/Parks F. Warren.cccccccceses 20

French J. & Sou,......-.e.-front cover

Partridge A. SE wé~s 68 d'coe ed 207)58 r Albert A. ee eee eee eee eee 16 Pal Fi dosscccecccscsccscces: ric olSpear E.D., i) PPT ebockens 22 Payne R. C. & Co., opp. Brain- Starkweather J. F....back col'd leaves Perry F. J., colored before Stedman Perley,..opp. sts. of Braintree Quincy Gen. Dir.}Stearns Perley, opp. Braintree Gen. Dir. Portland Stone Ware Co., opp. Temperance Album, The, front inside back cover col'd leaves p MEFS sae weseccccces. 13/Tirrell & Sons,.....-+-eees- front cover Rising Sun Stove Polish,....back cover|Trundy & Co......... front col'd leaves Rogers O. T. & Ps opp Quincy Underwood Clarence ah oneevas 3 Gen. Dir.| Vose Robert, jr. & Co.... front colored Ryan Wm. B., opp. Quincy Walker 8..... «ss ewebdbe front cover Bus. Dir.|Walsh James Bu sstede te wesest 17 Sampson & Alger,....s.e.ese-- 17|Walther Geo. J..... .-inside front cover Saville Geo. end of Halls, etc. of Quincy} Weymouth and Braintree Mu- Sears L. Decscssecscvececccces 25| tual Fire Ins....... opp W. Bus. Dir. SHAW Go Pesidesvedeecvadeves. 20} Whitcomb A. G.......inside back cover Shackley Jonas,..... over W. Gen. Dir.|Whitcomb H. C. & Co....... back ree Sherman Joseph & Co...... 4s 14/Wilson J. T., The Old New Simons WM... ...cceccecces 3} England House, Medswieses back cover Souther E. B.......eees cover title page| Wineberger Chas. M........-. 2

Souther Geo. G....cccsccccsee 8] Wyman 'Alfred, sae hs h front col'd leaves

Auctioneers Builder | Vose Robert, Jr. & Co., 75 Devonshire|Dix Milo 8. 481 Tremont (see adv. end (sée ady. front col'd leaves) of Quincy Dir.) Awnings Cafe

Trundy & Co. 59 Broad (see adv. front) payton Avon Café, 19 and 23 Avon (see colored leaves) adv. inside back cov er, and top marg-

Beef, Pork, Lard, &c. in back cover) North Chas. H. & Co., 27 and 29 Fan- Dentist euil Hall Market, and 33 and 34N. entists Market st. ; factory Medford street|\Co!ton Dental Assoc. 34 Beacon (see Somerville (see ady. dept. p. 21) adv. front cover)

Lane Daniel, Dr. 169 Tremont (see ady. bottom margin back cover)

_ Boot and Shoe Manufs.

gress; factory at Weymouth (sce adv. Doors, Sashes, Blinds, &c. dept. p. 24) Cutter & Parker, 9 and 10 Charlestown Newcomb Winslow M.7 Change ave.| (S¢¢ adv. opp. the Map) and Quincy Point (see adv. opp. Drain Pipe Braintree Dir.) a Portland Stone Ware Co., 400 Federal, Boot and Shoe Repairer and 50 Kilby; factory Portland Me.

Newcomb Winslow M. 7 Change ave.| (see adv. opp. inside back cover) and Quincy Point (see adv. opp.

Braintree Dir.) Maison Francaise, 14 West (see adv.

French J. & Son, 226 Washington (sce inside front bag ady. front cover) Drugs, Medicines, &c.

Vose Robert J. & Co., 75 Devonshire/Crafts & Co., 148 Commercial (sce adv. (see ady. front col'd leaves) opp. inside front cover)

Electrotypers and Stereotypers | Wash.square, Weymouth), (see adv' Whitcomb H. C. & Co., 22 Milk (see|_ opp. Weymouth Business Dir.) _ adv. back cover) Porter W. 27 State, residence Quincy Engravers (copperplate)

Dearborn N. S., 41 Winter (see adv. Laundry front col. leaves) Maison Francaise, 14 West (see ady. in- Wood side front cover) McKechnie F. A. 178 Congress (see adv: Lawyers

opp. inside front cover ; PP 4 Russell A. C., 13 ie sq./(see Beal John V., Equitable building, 150 adv. back colored leaves) Devonshire nv,

i, Bumpus Everett C., Post building, Engravings and Chromos Milk, and at Weymouth Landing (see Wash.; factory at Cambridgeport}/Humphrey James, 5 Court, and North (see adv. under preface) : Weymouth (see adv. dept. p. 18) wis Fran » rt ey- North Chas. H. & Co., 27.and 29 Fane- pee (see vpeate pox cee ' uil Hall Market, 33 and 34 N. Mar-|wWales Jonathan, 47 Court (see adver- ket street; Factory at Medford st.| tisement page 26)

Somerville (see ady. dept. p. 21) 1 eather Daal

Fire Brick and 40 Kilby; factory at Portland| 8T°SSs factory at Weymouth (sce adv.

Me. (see adv. opp. inside back cover) Looking-Glass Dealers

Flags, Sails, &c. ; Trundy & Co., 59 Broad (see adv. front Meyer Chas. E. & Co., lil and 11s colored leaves) | Wash.; factory "at Cambridgeport, (see adv. under preface) Furnaces, Ranges, &c.

Chilson Gardner, 99 and 101 Black-|_ Lumber Dealers. __ stone; foundry at Mansfield, Mass./Stearns A. T. & Sons, (opp. G. Dir. 207) (see adv. front colored leaves) | Mason and Plasterer

Furniture (school) Dix Milo 8., 481 Tremont (see adv. end

Whitcomb A. G., 78 Fulton (see inside| Of Quincy Gen. Dir.)

mer hi Merchant Tailor Gas and Steam Fitter Farrell John R., Boylston, over Boy!-

Perry F. J., under Wollaston Hotel,| stone Market (see ady. opp. Map)

Wollaston (see adv. colored leaf, opp. : 1 Quincy Dis) ore Mouldings and Picture Frames _ Granite Dealers Washington (see ady. under preface) Rogers O. T. & Co., Mechanics' Ex-| sai change, and Quincy (see adv. col. leaf. Newspapers and Periodicals opp. Quincy Dir.) Temperance Album, 33 Bromfield (see / adv. front colored leaves)

Lombard & Co., Lewis wharf, cor. As Painter

lantic ave. (see udv. Gen. Dir. 240) ngs ne ne 325 Wash. (see adv. ront colored leaves Gutters and Conductors. | : ) 'Briggs & Robinson (see adv. on map) Hotel \Crafts & Co., 148 Commercial (see adv. The Old New England House, corner} opp. inside front cover) Clinton and Blackstone (see adv. back Paper Dealers

inks (printing) Carter, Rice & Co., 69 Federal (see adv. manuf. at Norwood (see adv. back Paper Hanger colored leaves) Starkweather J.-F., 3 Province court

( Writing ) (see adv. back colored leaves) Maynard ic ar ha as and 113 Water Patent Solicitors (see adv. front col. leaves) Adams Jas. H., 27 Tremont row (see insurance adv. side margin back cover)

Weymouth & Braintree Mutual Fire})Walker S., 89 Court (see adv. front Insurance Co. 40 Kilby (and Com'l,! cover)

Pattern and Model Maker Restaurant

eae 17 Harvard place (see adv. ' (See Cafe) eee School Furniture Photographers Whitcomb A. G., 73 Fulton (see adv. Brown C. E., 48 Winter (see adv. front} inside back cover) cover) Sea Wall and Wharf Builders

_ Hazelton B. C., 294 Wash. (see adv-Jnory & Edwards, 17 Court, box 70

front cover) ahinn! te' Chom hale ip. De Partridge A. C. 535 Washington (see Merchanics' Ex. (see adv. G. Dir. 240)

adv. opp. p. 207) Solicitors of Patents

kai Adams Jas. H.,27 Tremont row (see Physician adv. side margin back cover) Spear E. D. Dr., 897 Wash. (see adv./Walker S. 89 Court (see adv. front Picture Frames Stone Ware

Meyer Chas. E. & Co., 111 and 113/Portland Stone Ware Co. 400 Federal, Wash. factory at Cambridgeport (see! 2nd 50 Kilby; factory, Portland, Me. adv. under preface) (see adv. opp. inside back cover)

Plumbers Stove Polish

Hawthorne & Tucker, 16 Province, cor.|Morse Bros. Rising Sun Stove Polish,

Province court (see adv. dept. p..24) | Canton, Mass. (see adv. back cover) Plumbers' Material Stoves, Furnaces, &c.

Hawthorne & Tucker, 16 Province, cor.|Chilson Gardner, 99 and 101 Blackstone

Province court (see ady. dept. p. 24) | Foundry at Mansfield, Mass. (sec

adv. front col'd leaves) Poultry Dealers

thee eae: Riis davert neat Dock 84/5 ooks & Bancroft, 31 Hawley (sec adv. Print bottom margin front cover)

Calkins C. W. & Co., 286 Wash (see p. 23, andon back of book) adv. opp. inside front cover, opp. :

Quincy Gen. Dir. and side margin Tailors back cover) : (See Merchant Tailors ) | ( Copperplate ) Tents, Flags, &c. Dearborn N. S., 41 Winter (see adv./Trundy & Co. 59 Broad (see adv, front front colored leaves) col'd leaves) Printers Joiner Type Foundry

Coffin Galen, 17 Harvard place (see adv.

back cover) Boston Type Foundry, 104 Milk (see

Printing Inks ; j a8) Hawi; v'ré Cloth and Netting

manuf. at Norwood (see adv. back|Morss & Whyte, 75 to 81:Cornhill, and colored leaves) 11 Brattle (see adv. inside front cover Real-Estate Agents Wire Workers and Weavers

French J. & Son, 226 Wash. (see adv.|Greenleaf G. & Co. 90 Union (see. adv. front cover) inside margin front cover)

Beef, Pork, Lard, 4 he Ham, Butter, Cheese

Patent Medicines, \ Copeland, junction Cemetery, West Quincy, Mass.

Tin Plate, Copper,

Cemetery St.,

(ce N.B. - AIl orders promptly attended to, and all work executed with neatness and dispatch. We shall constantly keep on hand a supply of the best Parlor, Cook Stoves and Ranges.

Black Lead Works,

MORSE BROS., Proprietors. -

Adams, from Hancook to Milton line

Adams place, from Pleasant

Appleton, from Squantum

Arlington, from Beale

Ashland ave. from Adams to Newport ave.

Atlantic, from Hancock, n. Neponset bridge, to Squantum

Bates ave. from Grove to Granite railway

Beale, from Hancock, n. Webster, to Adams, n. Milton lane ©

Bicknell, from Palmer, Germantown

Billings, from Pitts to Atlantic

Birch, from Glover avenue to Jefferson

Brackett, from Sea, n. Washington, to Brackett's wharf

Brackett place, from Sea, near Brackett

Brackett's wharf, Brackett place

Bridge, from Hancock to Adams, near R. R. bridge

Brooks, from Newport ave. to Central ave.

Canal, from Hancock to Sea

Cemetery, from Willard, n. Copeland, to Copeland, opp. Willard school

Central avenue, from Beale to Newport ave.

Centre, from Copeland, n. West, to Braintree line

Charles, from River to Silver

Church, (formerly Robertson's lane) from Cemetery, near

Coddington, from Washington to Sea

Commercial, (see Howard street)

Common, from Adams to Copeland

Copeland, from Granite, opp. Water, to Willard

Cottage avenue, from Sea to Hancock

Cottage, from Cottage ave. to Canal

Cross, from Willard to Common

Douglas, from Willard, near Cross | Union

Edwards, from Washington, n. Universalist Church, to

Edwards' wharf, River st. Quincy Point

Elm, from Hancock, opp. School, to Washington

Elm place, from Washington, opp. Elm

Everett, from Beale to Central ave.

Fairhill avenue, from Squantum

Farrington, from Beale

Faxon avenue, from Hancock, n. Savil ave.

Faxon, from Glover ave. to Squantum st.

Fayette, from Brooks

Fenno, from Hancock, n. Wollaston ave.

Fort, from Granite to Pleasant

Foster, from Sea to Washington

Franklin avenue, from Franklin, opp. Liberty to Quincy Adams depot

Franklin, from School to Braintree line

Furnace avenue, from Copeland, n. Cross, to Willard

Gay, from School to Summer

Germantown, at Hough's Neck

Glover avenue, from Hancock to Faxon

Goffe, from Adams, n. Bridge, to Granite, n. Hancock -

Grand View avenue, from Central ave. to Beale

Granite avenue, from Granite bridge to Milton line

Granite, from Hancock, near Sea, to Centre

Granite place, from Granite, near Copeland, to Kidder

Greenleaf, from Hancock, near Savil ave.

Grove, from Granite railway to Milton

Grove, from Beale to Wollaston Heights

Hammond ave. from Water, near Phipps

Hancock court, from Hancock, near School

Hancock, from Neponset bridge to Quincy ave.

High, from Franklin to Braintree line, Paine's Hill

_ High School avenue, from Elm to Quincy ave.

Highland ave. from Beale to Central ave.

Hill, from River to Silver

Hough's Neck, from Sea, to the sea or beach

Howard ave. from Howard, n. S. F. Newcomb's store

Howard, from South, near Winter, to Braintree line

Independence avenue, from Franklin to Braintree line

Injunction, from Sea to Washington

Jefferson, from Birch to Faxon

Kidder, from Granite to Quarry

Liberty (changed.-to Water), from Franklin to Quincy line

Lincoln avenue, from Newport ave.

Linden place, from Greenleaf

Main, from Union to South

Maple place, from Washington, n. Temple

Marsh, from School to Quincy

Mechanic, from Canal to Elm

Mill, from Washington, n. Pond, to the water

Miller, from Copeland to Cross

Moswetusket Hill, off Squantum

Mt. Pleasant, foot of Phipps

Myrtle, from Hancock, near Walnut Newberry, from Hancock, n. Neponset bridge Newcomb, from Sea to Coddington

Newport avenue, from Atlantic to Adams Norfork, from Beale to Central ave.

North, from Washington to South

Oak, from Main to Walnut

- Old Colony, from Hancock to Pitts

Palmer, from Sea to Water, Germantown Pearl, from Phipps to Franklin

Phipps, from School to Mt. Pleasant

Pitts, from Atlantic to Old Colony Pleasant, from School to Water

Pond, from Washington, near Mill, to Mill

_ Prospect ave. from Beale, opp. Taylor, to Central ave.

Prospect, from Atlantic to Old Colony

Putnam, from Greenleaf to Hancock

Quarry, from Granite to West Quincy

Quincy avenue, from Hancock to School

Quincy, from Marsh, to and by Pleasant { Point

River, from Washington, n. North, to the water, Quincy

Robertson, from Adams, n. Milton lane, to Granite railway

Robertson lane (changed to Church), from Cemetery, n.

Safford, from Beale to Squantum

Savil avenue, from Hancock, near Faxon ave.

School, from Granite to Hancock

Sea, from Hancock to Water

Silver, from Charles to Hill

South, from Washington, n. Methodist Church, Quincy Point to Elm

- Souther's John L. wharf, foot of Mill

Spear, from Coddington to Sea

Squantum, from Milton line to Squantum

Summer, from School to Liberty

Sumner, from Washington to South -

Taylor, from Beale, opp. Prospect ave. Temple, from Washington to Hancock, r. Stone are Thayer, rear Quincy depot

Union, from Elm, near South, to Washington

Walnut, from Union, n. Elm, to Sumner Walnut, from Hancock, near Atlantic, to the water

Warren avenue, from Newport ave.

Washington ave, from Washington, n. South, Quincy Point

Washington court, from Washington, opposite Vulture Kngine house, Quincy Point [Temple

Washington square, Washington, from Coddington to

Washington, from Hancock, near Coddington, to Quincy Point bridge

Water, from Granite, opp. Copeland, to Quincy ave.

Webster, from Hancock, opp. Wollaston ave

West, from Willard, near Braintree line, to Copeland, near Centre

Willard, from Milton to Braintree

Winter, from South, n. North, to Howard

Winthrop ave. from Lincoln ave. to Central ave. .

Wollaston ave. from Hancock, opp. Webster, to Fenno -

Wood, from Robertson to Braintree line

Woodbine, from Hancock to the railroad

Almshouse, Sea, near Coddington

Atlantic Station, Old Colony, near Hancock

Gasometer, Brackett, near Sea

Goodnow Building. Hancock, corner Granite

Lombard Hall, over Blake's store, Hancock, n. School

Marine Railway, Edwards' Wharf, Quincy Point

Mariposa Building, Hancock, n. the Old Cemetery -

Mechanies' Hall, Washington, near Sea

National Sailors' Home, Fenno, near Hancock

Pinkham's Block, Beale, Wollaston Heights

Police Office, Town House, up one flight

Post Office, John B. Brass, P. M. Hancock square

Post Office, Quincy Point, Zenas H. Sidelinger, Post Master, Washington, cor. South |

Quincy Adams Station, Water, near Franklin

Quincy Depot, n. Hancock, opp. Washington, Quincy

Ripley's Building, Cemetery, W. Quincy

Robertson Hall, "7 5 Hancoek

Robertson Hall, Copeland, near Cross, W. Quiney

Sailor's Snug Harbor, Palmer, Germantown

Souther's Wharf, foot of Mill

Stone Temple, Hancock

Town Clerk's Office, 84 Hancock

Town House, Hancock [ Point

Union Hall, Washington, opposite Post Office, Quincy

West Quincy Station, Willard, cor. Copeland

Wollaston Post Office, Beale, n. Hancock, Joseph C. Russell, Post Master

Wollaston Station, Beale, n. Hancock

Catholic, on Cemetery street, n. Catholic church, West

Kpiscopal, School, corner Phipps

Hall Cemetery, Cemetery street, West Quincy

Mt. Wollaston, consecrated 1855, entrance Sea, near

Old Cemetery, Hancock, near Town House

es oe ae Gents' Furnishing Goods,

Wo. 90 Hancock St.

286 Washington Street,

' A YITH our superior facilities we are prepared to do all kinds of

Town Reports, Society By-Laws, &c., will receive special and

prompt attention.

rug Store.

'Druggist and Apothecary,

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Abbott Hiram P. billiard saloon, Hancock square, house Washington, near Stone Temple [| Coddington

Abercrombie E. A. widow of Wyman, h. Spear, near

Abercrombie Wyman E. manuf. small wares, 20 Lincoln, (B.) h. Spear, n. Coddington

Ackerley Wm. stone-cutter, house Kidder, near Granite

Adams Academy, Hancock, junction Adams, Hon. Chas. Francis Adams, Chairman, Board of Managers. Wm. R. Dimmock, L. L. D. Master

Adams Bryant N. farmer, house Howard avenue

Adams Charles F. Hon. h. Adams, opp. Goffe

Adams Charles Fran<is, jr. h. Goffe, near Adams

Adams Ebenezer, h. Washington, n. South, Quincy Point

Adams Edward A. groceries and dry goods, Franklin, c. Water, h. Franklin, n. School ,

Adams Elihu, house Everett, near Beale

Adams Elizabeth C. Miss, house Elm, near South

Adams Frank B. boards Joseph Adams', South, n. Elm

Adams Harriet J. Miss, house Atlantic

Adams Harrison T. clerk, Edward A. Adams', boards Edward Adams', Franklin, near School

Adams Henry A. C. boot-treer, h. Washington, n. River

Adams Hull I., U. S. coast survey, h. Elm, n. South

Adams Isaac H. civil engineer, h. Elm, cor. South

Adams John Quincy, lawyer, 96 Hancock, and (31 Pem- berton square, Boston), h. at Mt. Wallaston

Adams Joseph, leather dealer, house South, n. Elm

Adams Josiah, house Howard avenue

Adams Lewis, ledgeman, Wm. Shea & Son's, h. Quarry

Adams Owen, dry goods, h. Washington, n. Quincy bridge

Adams Warren W. engineer, J. Loud & Co.'s, h. Han-

cock, n. Adams Academy

Adams William H. engineer, b. H. A. C. Adams, Wash.

Albee Amos D. banker and broker, (59 Congress, Boston) house Beale, cor. Everett

Alden Henry A. carriage maker, at Tirrell & Sons' : Quincy avenue, near School

Aldrich George I. principal at Adams School, boards Geo. Curtis's, Quincy avenue, n. Water

Allen Charles G. clerk, (287 Washington, Boston) house Beale, cor. Grove.

Allen Howard B. h. Main

Allen Obed, fish pedlar, h. Bicknell, Germantown

Allen Otis, blacksmith, h. Willard, n. Robertson

Allen Samuel T. h. Washington, Quincy Point

Allen Susan, widow, h. Franklin, cor. Water

Allen Wm. boards Grenville Brooks', Sea, cor. Canal

Alley Hiram F. photographer, h. School, n. Marsh

Allice Richard, paving-cutter, house off Quarry

Allinson John W. traveling agent for theatrical company, h. Main, n. Summer, Quincy Point

Allison Sarah, widow of John, h. Granite pl. n. Copeland

Allison Wm. stone-cutter, b. Sarah Allison's, Granite Pl.

Allmon Timothy, currier, Quincy ave. n. Water

Alpaugh Abram M. (express, Boston & Quincy, 1 No. Market, Boston), h. Washington, c. North

Ames Samuel, granite dealer, off Willard, h. Willard, corner Cross [ Quincey Point

Amsbury Mary A, widow, h. Washington, n. schoolhouse,

Anderson Barney, ledgeman, h. Kidder, near Granite

Anderson Chas. F. quarryman, house Quarry

Anderson Chas. J. gardener, Adams, near Goffe

Anderson George F. stone-cutter, h. Quarry. cor. Granite

Anderson James C. ledgeman, h. Common, n. Cross

Anderson Luther W. teacher, (English High school, Bed- ford, B.), h. Granite, c. Goffe

Andrews Charles, expressman, boards J. Y. Went- worth's, n. Central avenue [E. Milton

Andrews Ezekiel B. foreman at Granite Railway Co. h.

Andrews Orrin A. school teacher, b. Nathaniel Baxter's,

Andrews Patrick,currier, b. Chas. P. Tirrell's, 65 Hancock

Andrews Samuel, Mrs. widow, h. Palmer, Germantown

Armstrong Charles, lithogrs apher, (Cam.), h. Appleton

Arey Irene, widow, house South, n. Elm

Arnold Albert W. clerk, (61 Court, B.), bds. Seth E. Arnold's, Howard ave.

Arnold Asaph T. boot-cutter, J. D.Whicher & Co.'s, h. at North Braintree

Arnold Charles, salesman, R. H. Pomeroy & Co.'s, house Edwards, n. Washington

Arnold Danford W. farmer, h. off North, n. Washington

Arnold Daniel F. farmer, h. off North, n. Washington

Arnold George F. laborer, h. Hancock, cor. Granite

Arnold John, house Pond, near Washington

Arnold Mehitable E. widow of James, h. South, n. North

Arnold Seth H. shipwright, house Howard avenue

Anty Chas. carriage painter, Tirrell's & Son's, house at So. Boston

Asphant Andrew G. stone-cutter, h. off Quarry

Averill John, boot-maker, bds. John B. Glover's, Main

Averill Lydia L. widow of Thos. W. h. Spear, near Coddington [n. Temple

_ Avery Albert E. student Adams Acad' y, b. Washington,

Ayers George, boot-laster, J. D. Whicher's, Union, bds. Elm, near South i

~BABCOCK SAMUEL, (O. T. Rogers & Co.), granite

dealer, Willard, house at Milton [Elm place Bachelder Nathaniel C. clerk, Henry Chubbuck's, b. do. Bachelder N. Q. clerk, bds. Henry Chubbuck's, Elm pl. Bacon John G. carriage painter, Tirrell & Son's, house at Cambridge BADGER BROS. (Charles L. and Leone C. Badger), 'machinists, Cemetery, and granite dealers, Willard Badger Charles A. machinist, ~ Badger Bros.' bds. George A. Badger's, Cemetery Badger Chas. L. (Badger Bros.), h. Cemetery, n. Church

_ Badger George A. machinist and gunsmith, Cemetery,

house Cemetery Badger Leone C. (Badger Bros.), house Cross, near Cemetery, West Quincy [ Cemetery Badger Wm. E. machinist, Badger Bros.' b. C.L. Badger's, Bailey George A. com. trav. h. Sea, n. Washington Bailey George B. carpenter, h. Howard, n. Quincy ave. Bailey Hanson, (Bailey & Baxter), carpenter, h. School, corner Fort

_ Bailey Henry, clerk, (B.), h. Newcomb, n. Sea

Bailey James, foreman quarryman, Frederick & Hield's, house Granite place

Bailey Sarah, Mrs. h. Newcomb, corner Sea

Bailey & Baxter, (Hanson Bailey and James S. Baxter), carpenters, School, near Granite

James Bailey's, Granite place Baker Charles T. book-keeper, (34 India Wharf, Boston), h. Safford, near Central avenue Baker Cushing, carpenter, h. Copeland, n. Granite Baker Edward, quarryman, h. off Quarry, n. Common Baker Wm. C. currier, b. Quincyave. n. High school Baker Wm. P. lawyer, (30 Court square, B.), h. Atlantic, Balkam Cyrus, wheelwright, house Prospect, n. Atlantic Balkam Cyrus, jr. wheelwright, b. Cyrus Balkam's, Atlantic Ball John, laborer, h. Old Colony, n. Pitts Ballou Jobn, teamster, h. Willard, n. Cemetery Ballou Patrick, laborer, h. Robertson, n. Willard

Barker Geo. A. (Henry Barker & Sons), granite, boards,

Henry Barker's, Greenleaf, cor. Cedar place

Barker Henry, (H. Barker & Bros. and H. Barker & Sons), granite, h. Greenleaf. c. Cedar place

Barker Henry F. (Henry Barker & Sons), granite con- tractor, h. Greenleaf, cor. Cedar place

BARKER HENRY & SONS, (Henry, Henry F. George A. and W. P. Barker), granite contractors, Quarry

BARKER H. & BROS. "(Henry, Charles, and George Barker) granite contractors, Quarry, (box No. 1, Mechanics' Exchange, 17 Court, B.)

Barker Israel, milkman, house Squantum

Barker Martha W. widow, h. Pleasant, n. School

Barker William P. (Henry Barker & Sons), h. Greenleaf, cor. Putman

Barlow Benjamin C. carpenter ahd builder, Brooks, near

. Taylor, Wollaston Heigths, h. Beale, cor. Norfolk

Barnes Franklin, clerk,.Thos. Fernald's, h. Gay,n.Summer

BARRY BROS. (Wm. and Peter A. Barry), granite .

dealers, off Adams Barry Christopher, laborer, h. Robertson, n. Willard Barry David, ledgeman, h. Bates ave. n. Granite Railway Barry John, stone-cutter, h. Cemetery, n. Cross Barry Patrick, quarryman, h. Cemetery, n. Cross

Baillie John W. stone-cutter, Thomas & Owen's, boards <

Barry Peter A. (Barry Bros.), bds. Patrick Barry's |

Cemetery, near Cross [Cemetery, n. Cross Barry William V. stone-cutter, boards Patrick Barry's, Barstow Joseph B. machinist, h. Hancock, n. Fenno Barstow Robert, mariner, bds. N. E. Chamberlin's. Lin-

coln avenue h Bartlett Abigail, widow, h. Franklin, cor. Pearl

S Bartlett Addington M. salesman, (1. W. Munroe & Co.'s, \ 5 Commercial, Boston) bds. Henry H. Faxon's, Wash. Bartlett Arthur F. salesman, (I. W. Munroe's & Co.'s, Boston), bds. Mrs. E. A. Bent's, Coddington [bakery artlett Chas. teamster, W. A. Hodges, rooms Quincy rtlett Chas. L. at Hodges' bakery, bds. C. A. Follett's, Quincy avenue Bartranet Thomas, quarryman, h. Quincy ave. n. Water Bass Ann, Miss, h. Washington, n. Maple place Bass Benjamin, boot manuf. Granite, n. Goffe, h. do. Bass Benjamin F. supt. Citizens' gas works, b. Jane M. Pope's, Hancock Bass Edwin A. photographer, 97 Hancock, b. at Rockland Bass E. W. Henry, boot and shoe manuf. Granite, near Gofte, h. Granite Bass Harriet E. widow of Lewis, h. Granite, n. Goffe Bass John B. postmaster, and variety store, Hancock sq. h. Maple place {n. Brooks, Wollaston Heights | Bass Joseph A. salesman, (Bell & Co.'s, B.), h. Fayette, Bass Lewis, house Granite, n. Goffe Bass Mary, Miss, house Summer, n. School Bass Samuel, clerk. John H. Veazie's, Hancock, bds. Jane M. Pope's, Hancock 'Bass Seth B. house Hancock, c. Atlantic + Bassett Lucius A. book-keeper, (B.), house Walker | Bassett William C. moulder, b. C. F. Billing's,Glover ay. Bates Chas. F. book-keeper, (86 Harrison ave. L.), house Spear, n. Canal . [h. Union, off Main \* Bates Elijah R. machine operator, J. D. Whicher & Co. : Bates Helen A. Miss, bds. Rachel Bates', Maple place | ) Bates Rachel H. Mrs. house Maple place " Bates Thomas C. laborer, h. Hammond ave. Battison Wm. J. lumber, (104 State, Boston), h. Beale, corner Belmont Baxter Arthur E. blacksmith, b. Horace Johnson's, Cross Baxter Chas. N. carpenter, Quincy ave. n. Water, h. do. ' Baxter Daniel, (Daniel Baxter & Co.), groceries and ON provisions, School, opp. Franklin, h. do. _ "Baxter Daniel & Co. (Daniel, Daniel W. and Harrison : Baxter), groceries and provisions, School, opposite Baxter Daniel S. carpenter, Washington, n. River Baxter Daniel W. (Daniel Baxter & Co.), School, opp. Franklin, h. Phipps, n. Adams school

Baxter Edwin W. (L. Baxter & Co, 9 Union, B.), house Greenleaf, n. Hancock 3

Baxter Elizabeth, Mrs. bds. Mrs. Wm. W. Baxter's,

Mechanic, near Canal

Baxter Geo. L. house Franklin, n. Liberty

Baxter George L. & Co. h. Franklin, n. Water

Baxter Harrison (Daniel Baxter & Co.), School, opp. Franklin, h. Franklin [n. School

Baxter James 5.(Bailey & Baxter), carpenter, h. Pleasant,

Baxter Jonathan, boot-maker, h. Washington, n. River

Baxter Josiah, farmer, h. Elm, n. Washington

Baxter Lemuel, boot ang shoe findings (9 Union, B.), h. Washington, n. South, Quincy Point

Baxter Thompson, h. Washington, n. River

Baxter William, Mrs. ati bag Mrs. William W. Baxter's, Mechanic

Baxter William H. engineer, bds. Daniel Baxter's, School

Baxter William W. Mrs. h. Mechanic, n. Canal

Baxter Daniel & Co. (Daniel Baxter and John Chamber- lain), grocers, School, opp. Franklin [h.do.

Beal Thomas, station agent, Quincy Adams depot, Water,

Beale Annie E. h. Adams, n. Bridge

Beale Caroline M. h. Adams, n. Bridge

Beale Joseph S. farmer, h. Adams, n. Milton line

Beals Nathaniel H. farmer, h. Adams, n. Milton line

Bean Valeria, widow of Nath'l M. h. Hancock, n. Fenno

Beard Bryant, teamster, h. off Willard, n. Cross

Beard George A. heel-cutter, J. D. Whicher & Co.'s,bds. John Arnold's, Pond [n. Wash.

Beard John A. carriage-painter, Tirrell & Sons', h. Pond,

Beard John A. painter, bds. John Arnold's, Pond

Beckett Henry, hostler, John Hall's, bds. John Hall's, Sea

Beckford Elizabeth,Mrs. bds. George O. Langley's

Beckford James M. h. Hancock, n. Adams

Bellevue John, stone-cutter, bds. Mrs. Gills', Quincey ave.

Bellevue Luke, stone-cutter, bds. Mrs. Gills', Quincy ave.

BELLEW MARY J. Miss, fancy goods and human hair, 93 Hancock, bds. 87 Hancock

Belzer Irene, widow, h. Gay, n. Summer fave.

Bemis William W. clerk (B.),h. Warren ave. c. Winthrop

Bennett Simon, peddlar, h. Phipps, n. Water

Bennett Orin W. stone-cutter, bds. Mrs. Josiah P. Went- worth's, Granite

Bennett Stephen N. machinist, h. Old Colony, N. Quincy

Bennett Thomas, quarryman, h. r. Granite, n. Quarry "

Benson Emil, laborer, h. Wollaston ave.

Benson John B. engineer, C. H. Hardwick & Co.'s, house Granite, n. Water

BENT EBENEZ ER, grocer, h. Washington, opp. Elm

Bent Elizabeth A. Mrs. h. Coddington, cor. Newcomh

Bent Eunice, widow of Samuel B. "h. Cottage ave.

Bent George, stone-cutter, h. Howard, n. South

Bent George, boot-maker, bds. J. Q. Bent? s, Washington

Bent George A. boot-maker, h. North, n. Washington

Bent Helen F. clerk, Quincy Insurance Co.'s, h. Codding- ton, corner Néewoomb

Bent Isaac P. stone-cutter, bds. George Bent's, Howard

Bent John Q. farmer, h. Washington, n. Mill

Bent Nancy, widow of Ebenezer, h. Wash. opp. Elm

Bent Sarah A. Miss, h. Newcomb, n. Sea

Bent William Q. teamster, Jos. Loud & Co.'s, bds. Thos. Kelly's, Washington

Berry Bros. (Walter A. & John F. Berry), granite dealers, opp. Willard, n. the depot

Berry James, stone-dealer, off. Willard, h. Copeland, near engine house [n. Cross

Berry John F. (Berry Bros.), off. Willard, h. Willard,

Berry Joseph F. h. Quincy ave. n. Water

Berry Patrick, quarryman, h. Cross, n. Cemetery, W. Q.

Berry Walter A. (Berry Bros.), off. Willard, h. Cross,

Bertard Peter, peddlar, h. Mt. Pleasant

Bicknell Joseph G. cabinet-maker, h. Highland ave. cor. Elmwood ave.

Bigelow George T. (50 State, B.), summer residence South, n. Elm

Bigelow George T. jr. h. Union

_ Bigelow Jabez, h. Franklin, n. Pearl [ Pearl

Bigelow John P. salesman, ( Wash. B.), bh. Franklin, near

Bill David, boot-maker, h. North, n. Washington

Billings Bernard, apothecary, North. n. Washington

Billings B. F. salesman, h. Summer

Billings Lucy M. Mrs. bds. Prudence Wood's, Gay

BILLS D. HOWARD. insurance agent (Devonshire, cor. Water, B.), and wood and coal dealer, Washington. n. the bridge, Quincy Point, bds. George Thomas'

Bird Wm..-bds. Cushing Baker's, Copeland, n. Cemetery

Bird William M. clerk, bds. F. C. Ellis, jr.'s Copeland, near Cemetery

Bird William N. at bakery

Bisson Hearsy, stone-cutter, bds. James Flowers', Quincy

Bisson James, stone-cutter, h. Water, opp. Phipps

Bisson Peter, stone-cutter, h. off. Granite place

Blaisdell Charles A. ledgeman, bds. Mohala M. Blaisdell's, Granite [dell's, Granite

Blaisdell Loring W. stone-cutter, bds. Mohala M. Blais-

Blaisdell Mohala M. widow of. Gilbert, h.Granite, n. Fort

Blake James N. grocer, Hancock, n. School, h. Cottage ave. n. Canal

Blake Michael, quarryman, h. Grove, n. Granite railway

Blake Wilcome J. blacksmith, at Tsarbox's, bds. Elm, near South

Blakeney Charles T. currier, h. Hancock, n. Bridge

Blanchard Ann, widow of Charles, h. Granite wharf, Quincy Point | [Quincy Point

Blanchard Chas. boatman, bds. Mrs. Ann Blanchard's,

Blanchard Henry, boatman, bds. Mrs. Ann Blanchard's, Quincy Point

Blanchard James, laborer, h. off Mill, n. Washington

Blood A. H. K. teacher, High School, Walpole, bds. Charles Curtis's, Franklin, cor. Pearl

Bonner Joseph, stone-cutter, bds. John Smith's, Newcomb

Bosworth Abigail, widow of Epyrus, h. Howard, n. Winter [Quincy Neck

Bosworth Mary A. Mrs. widow of Noah, h. Howard ave.

Bosworth Mary G. widow of Thomas. T. h. Atlantic de- pot, Hancock, n. Squantum [ Howard, n. Winter

Bosworth Samuel D. boot-maker, bds. Abigail Bosworth's,

Boton John, quarryman, h. Quarry, n. Common

Bowditch Galen, expressman (57 Kingston and 91 Kilby B.), h. Greenleaf, cor. Putnam

Bowditch Galen, jr. expressman, Bowditch's, bds. G.

~ Greenleaf's, Greenleaf, cor. Putnam [Sea

Boyd Patrick, boot-maker, h. Centre, n. West:

Boyd William, currier, h. Centre, n. West

Boyle Terrance, stone-cutter, h. Cemetery, n. Cross

Boynton Moses A. clerk, J. C. Russell & Co.'s, bds. J. C. Russell's, Newport ave.

Brackett Chas. C. carpenter, Hancock, n. Adams, h. do.

Brackett Chas. O. clerk,(B.), h. Hancock,opp. Greenleaf

Brackett Edward, Mrs. boarding-house, Granite, junction

. Brackett Geo. A. (Johnson, Eaton & Brackett), leather, (175 Purchase, B.), h. Sea, opp. Orthodox church

Brackett Jeffrey R. h. Goffe, n. Adams

Brackett Joseph G. h. Elm pl. r. Universalist church

Brackett Nancy, Miss, b. Mrs. A. M. Bundy's, Hancock,

Brackin John A. upholsterer, (B.), h. Newport ave. n. Wollaston Heights depot

Bradbury: Luther M. ledgeman, h. Granite, n. Quarry

Bradbury Luther M. jr. paving-cutter, bds. L. M. Brad- bury's, Granite [Luther M. Bradbury's, Granite

Bradbury Nathan T. granite-contractor, Quarry, boards

Braden Henry S. com. merchant, (38 N. Market, B.), h. Prospect ave. n. Lincoln ave. Wollaston Heights

Bradford James, ship-joiner, bds. Jesse H. Freeman's, Bicknell, Germantown

Bradley John, quarryman, house Kidder, n. Granite

Brady Thomas, laborer, b. Patrick Leonard's , Hancock sq.

Brannan Patrick, currier, h. Quincy ave. n. Water

Brasee Watson H. clerk (B.), house Warren ave. corner Highland ave.

Breding Daniel J. farmer, h. Adams pl.

Breen David, farmer, James S. Corey's, Franklin, b. do.

Brennan James, baker, W. A. Hodges', h. r. 21 Hancock

Brennan John, currier, bh. Quincy ave. n. Water

Brennon Patrick, house Quincy ave.

Brickett Geo. F. book-keeper, (40 High, Boston), bds. Nathan Brickett's, r. Quincy depot

Brickett Nathan A. picture framer, (Washington, c. Bed- ford, B.), h. r. Quincey depot

Briesler John, house 81 Hancock

Briggs Mary, widow, h. off Adams, n. Common

Brock Peter C. supt. Sailors' Snug harbor,h. Germantown,

Brogen Neal, boot-maker, h. Mt. Pleasant

Brogen Wn. T. stone-cutter, Thomas & Owen's,bds. Neal Brogen' s, Mt. Pleasant

_ Brokenshire Huldah L. Mrs. h. Granite ave.

Brooks Geo. W. farmer, h. Centre, n. Granite

Brooks Grenville, wood and coal dealer, Water, n. the depot, South Quincy, h. Sea, cor. Canal

Brooks John, clock-repairer, School, c. Marsh, h. do.

Brooks L. W. book-keeper, (4 Commerce, B.) h. Frank- lin, n. Pear!

Brooks Mary, librarian Pub. Library, b. Elm,c. Mechanic

Brooks 5. J. M. carpenter, Bailey & Baxter's, bds. Spear,

Brophy Mary, widow of John, h: Mt. Pleasant

Brosnan James, laborer, h. North, n. Washington

Brown Edward A. quarryman, h. Fort, n. School

Brown Elijah S. (Newcomb & Brown), carpenter, Wash- ington, n. engine house, h. do.

Brown Foster C. sea-captain, h. Granite Wharf street,

Brown Francis, boot-cutter, (B.), h. Adams place

Brown Harvey W. h. Washington, n. North, Quincy Pt.

Brown Henry, laborer, h. Seu, n. Cottage ave. |

Brown Henry B. principal, (Quincy school, B.), h. Put- nam, n. Greenleaf

Brown John, quarryman, house Granite Railway

Brown John F. stone-cutter, h. Quincy ave. n. Water

Brown Joseph H. painter, h. Granite place

Brown Joshua, machinist, h. Common, n. Copeland

Brown Louisa, Mrs. book-keeper(B.), bds. Mrs. Pope's, Sea, n. Canal

Brown N. H. clerk, (B.), h. Pleasant, cor. Adams piace

Brown Parker V. stone-cutter, bds. H. B. Edson's, Granite, junc. School { Brooks

Brown Samuel, car-painter, O. C. R. R. h. Fayette, near

Brown Samuel B. sea-captain, b. Wm. Cushing's, Quincy Point [ Washington, n. Maple place

Brown Sylvester, school-teacher, Quincy school, boards

Brown Wm. F. mason, h. Franklin, n. Pearl

Brown Wm. R. carpenter, h. South, n. North

Brown Wm. W. sash and blind maker, (B.), h. Granite, near Quarry

Bruce Timothy, stone-cutter, h. Quarry, n. Granite

Bryant Bartholomew, carpenter, h. Washington, Quincy

Buckley Geo. Swaine, musician, Hancock, n. Savil

Buckley John, engineer, bds. Mary Buckley's, Copeland, near Granite

Buckley Mary, widow of Thomas,-h. Copeland, n. Granite

'Buckley Michael, ledgeman, bds. Timothy Reardon's, off Grove

Bumpus Cephas C. Custom House officer, (B.), h. Wash- ington, p. Canal

Bundy Anna M. Mrs. h. Hancock, cor. Webster, Wollas- ton Heights

BUNKER HILL QUARRY, WM. SIMONS, proprietor, near Willard, West Quincy

Bunton Jesse, (O. T. Rogers & Co.), Willard, granite works, h. at E. Milton

Bunton Jesse, jr. book-keeper, O.T. Rogers & Co.'s. bds. Jesse Bunton's, East Milton

Burchsted James T. gilder, h. Beale, c. Highland ave.

Burke Catherine, widow of Walter, h. Water, n. Summer

Burke James, laborer, bh. Silver

Burke James, stone-contractor, h. Silver, n. River

Burke John, ledgeman, h. Cross, n. Cemetery

Burke Margaret, widow, h. Water. n. Summer

Burke Patrick, stone-cutter, bds. John Burke's, Cross

Burke Thomas, laborer, h. Sea, n. Canal

Burke Wm. stone-cutter, bds. Catherine Burke's, Water

Burns Bridget, widow, boarding-house, h. off Willard, n. the depot

Burns Edward, ledgeman, h. Common, n. Cross

Burns John, stone-cutter, bds. Mrs. James Vance's

Burns Patrick, boot-maker, h. Mt. Pleasant

Burns Thomas, boot-maker, h. Water, n. Summer

Burr Henry D. boatman, h, Hancock, n. Myrtle

Burr James, sea-captain, h. Oak

Burr Joseph, house Walnut [h. Washington, cor. River

Burrell David J. boot-finisher, J. D. Whicher & Co.'s,

Burrell Henry T. trader, b. Jos. F. Burrell's, Quincy Pt.

Burrell Joseph F. trader, h. Washington, n. North

Burroughs Amelia, Mrs. h. Water, n. Summer

Butland James M. founder, h. Billings, cor. Prospect

Butler Peter, (office Sears building, Boston), house Han- cock, opp. Bridge

Butler Thomas M. boot-maker, h. Granite, n. Goffe

Butterworth Frank H. book-keeper, (b.), h. Fayette, c. Brooks [ tral ave.

Byrnes Sarah A. lecturer, boards A. B. Magoun's, Cen-

CADY A. S. Mrs. h. Fayette, cor. Brooks

Cahill George, grocer, Water, n. Phipps, h. do

Cahill George, jr. salesman (Charles st. B.), bds. George Cahill's, Water

Cahill Patrick, farmer, h.-off Adams, n. Common

Cahill Peter, currier, h. Water, n. Summer

Cain Abel, jobber, h. Winter, n. South

Cain Abel A. ledgeman h. South, n. Winter

Cain Appleton D. boot-maker, bds. T. J. Curtis', Granite

Cain Friend, shoe-maker. h. North, n. Washington

Cain Jonathan D. boatman, h. Winter, n. South

Cain Lewis H. boot-maker, h. Sea, n. Washington

Cain Patrick, stone-cutter; h. r. Granite, n. Quincy

Cadwell William, blacksmith, h. Washington. cor. Wash.

court, Quincy Point fave. c. Winthrop ave. Call John M. produce (30 So. Market, B.), h. Warren,

Callahan Daniel, quarryman, bds. Timothy Fitzgerald's, Granite railway

Callahan James, H. stone-cutter, h. Main, n. Sumner

Callahan John, stone- cutter, Thomas & Owens's, house Granite, n. Quarry

Callahan John, quarryman, h. Willard, n. West

Callahan Timothy, quarryman, h. Willard, n. Cemetery

Callaher Dennis, ledgeman, bds. Dennis Fords', off Grove

Canon Francis B. stone-cutter, h. Granite, n. Copeland

Capacioli John, baker, h. Phipps, n. Water

Capen Edward A. sheepskins (B.), h. Norfolk. n. Beale

Capeles' Cornelius, ledgeman, h. Copeland, n. Cemetery

Capples John, stone-cutter, h. West, n. Centre

Carey James, Carey Granite Works, Willard, h. Church,

Carey James S. farmer, h. Franklin, n. Bass

Carey Jeremiah, boot-maker, Quincy ave. n. Water

Carey John B. ledgman, bds. James Carey's, Church

Carey Michael, stone-cutter, bds. James Carey's, Church

Carey Nicholas, stone-cutter, bds. James Carey's, Church

Carey Patrick, stone-cutter, bds. James Carey's, Church

Carey Thomas, stone-cutter, bds. James Carey's, Church

Carey Thomas, ledgeman, h. off Adams, n. Common

Carey William E. farmer, bds. James S. Carey's, Franklin

Carlton Joseph W. h. Franklin, cor. Water

Carr Charlotte, widow of John, h. Adams, n. Bridge

Carr KE. Fredrick, clerk, Fredrick & Field's, bds. Joseph

Carr's, Adams [ Bridge Carr Joseph, dry goods merchant (N. Y.), h. Adams, n Carrigan James, cutters Wm. Panton's, h. Turnpike Carron Edward, stone-cutter, bds. Wm. Stiles', Phipps Carroll John, laborer, h. Phipps, n. Water [ way Carroll Patrick, paving-cutter, h. Grove, n. Granite rail- Carroll Thomas, stone-cutter, h. r. Adams, n. Common Carroll Thomas, ledgeman, h. Phipps, Mt. Pleasant Carroll Thomas F. ledgeman, h. r. Adams, n. Common ee Charles W. insurance agent, (Pemberton sqr. B.),

ae Nathaniel, boot-maker, h. Mt. Pleasant Carter Thomas W. blacksmith, h. South, n. Howard Carver Oscar W. wheelwright, Tirrell & Son's, h. South

Braintree [ Hall's, Sea, c. Cottage ave. Carver Philip, ice cream saloon, Temple, bds, Mrs. Chas. Carpenter Edwin J. receiving clerk, (American Ex. Co.

B.) h. Farrington, n. Elmwood ave.

Case H. A. architect and surveyor, (136 State st. B.), h.

Hancock, n. Adams Cashman John, teamster, h. Cross, n. Miller Cassidy William I. carpenter, bds. Elm, n. South

Chamberlain Amos B. mason, h. Adams, opp. Beale

Chamberlain Henry E. book-keeper (5 Chauncy st. b.), h. Lincoln ave. n. Highland ave. ~

Chamberlin John, h. School, n. Franklin

Chandler Eleanor N. Miss, h. Washington, n. Elm

Chase Andrew J. quarryman, h. Granite place, n. Kidder

Chase Noah D. foreman, Barker & Son's quarry,h. Granite

Chase Richard D. book-keeper, (So. B.), h. Sea, corner Cottage ave.

Chesley William, machinist, Granite Railway Co. house Granite railway, n. Robertson

Chrisom Pete, laborer, h. Old Colony. n. Pitts

Chubbuck David, calker, h. Chubbuck, n. Washington

Chubbuck Henry, grocer,4 and 6 Granite, h. Elm place, r. of Universalist Church

Chubbuck Matthew M. C. boot-treer, h. Wash. n. Union

Chubbuck Mehitable, widow of Wm. C. h. Wash. n. Union

Chubbuck Perez, nurseryman, h. Washington, n. Union

Chubbuck Perez, jr. painter, Washington, n. Union, h. Perez Chubbuck's, Washington [ Quiney Point

Chubbuck Wm. K. ship-joiner, h. Wash. n. school-house,

CHURCHILL AMOS (Churchill & Hitchcock), granite dealer and contractor (formerly of Mitchell Granite Works), Quarry, h. Pleasant, cor. Quincy

CHURCHILL & HITCHCOCK (Amos Churchill and George H. Hitchcock), granite dealers, Quarry

Chute Melvin, gardner, h. off Hancock, n. Bridge

Citizens' Gas Light Co.Brackett, n. Sea,office 99 Hancock

Claflin Fredrick A. bank clerk (B.), Hancock, n. Adams

Claflin James, h. Arlington

Claflin R. F. cashier, National Granite Bank, and Notary Public, Hancock, n. the hotel, h. do.

Claflin Thomas J. conductor O. C. R. R. h. Elmwood ave. corner Arlington

Clapp Elbridge, dry goods and groceries, 66 Hancock, house Granite, n. railroad bridge

Clapp George A. boot and shoe fitter, E. W. H. Boss's, bds. Lydia Clapp's, Granite, n. Kidder [ Granite

Clapp George W. clerk, Elbridge Clapp's, bds. E. Clapp's,

Clapp Herbert E. salesman, Elbridge Clapp's, bds, El-

bridge Clapp's, Granite Clapp James, salesman at Hall's, Qnincy Point, h. Wash. n. the bridge [h. Granite, n. Kidder Clapp Lydia Mrs. dressmaker, Granite, cor. Hancock,

Clark John painter, h. Walnut, n. Sumner

Clark Mary, widow, h. Quincy ave. n. Braintree line

Clark Robert, stone-cutter, house Granite railway, corner

Clark Theresa, widow, h. Canal

Clark William, baker, National Sailors Home', bds. do.

Clements David, blacksmith, h. Douglas, n. Willard

Clements Gershom, h. Wash. n. North, Quincy Point

Cleverly E benézer, boot-cutter, (7 Union, B.), h. Wash. near South, Quincy Point

Cleverly George F. draw-tender, h. Quincey Point bridge -

Cleverly James M. boot-maker, h. off North, n. South

Cleverly James T. boot-maker, h. ave. n. engine house Vulture, Quincy Point

Cleverly John S. cabinet-maker, Wash. opp.South. Q. P.

~ Cleverly Mary H. h. Washington, n. Union

Cleverly Sarah A. h. Washington, n. Union [ture, Q. P.

Cleverly Thomas F. mason, h. ave. n. engine house. Vul-

Clough James H. architect (10 Pemberton sqr. B.), h. Beale corner Belmont

Coffee John M. house Summer

Coffey John, laborer, h. Main, c. Summer

Coffey Timothy, laborer, h. Howard, n. Quincy ave.

Coffin Gardner S. locksmith, (39 Merchants row, B.), h. Mechanic, n. Canal

Coffin William, expressman, bds. G. 8S. Coffin's, Mechanic

Colburn Geo. bds. Wm. H. Faxon's, Hancock '

Colby Chas. F. boot-finisher, J. S. Whicher & Co.'s bds. S. B. Colby's, Canal [ Canal

Colby Edwin J. boot-finisher, J. S. Whicher & Co.'s, h

Colby Stephen B. heel-cutter, Whicher & Co.'s, Quincy ave. h. Canal, n. Hancock

Cole Geo. W. road-master, O. C. R. R. h. Atlantic, No. Quincy [Quincy -

Cole John F. stone-cutter, h. Cross, n. Cemetery, West

Cole Margaret, widow of Richard, h. Cross, n. Cemetery, West Quincy

Cole Thomas 8. ledgeman, bds. Margaret Cole's, Cross

Collagin James, laborer, h. off Hancock, n. Fenno

Collier Geo. W. boot-maker, h. Washington, n. Union

Collier Joseph A. boot-maker, bds. Geo. W. Collier's,

Colligan Edward, laborer, h. Webster, n. Hancock

Gollins Charles F. blacksmith, h. Cemetery, n. Cross

Collins Cornelius, quarryman, h. r. Willard, n. Cross

Collins James, boot-maker, h. Pearl, n. Phipps

Collins Jeremiah J. stone-cutter, h. Broadway, c. Bowdoin

Collins Michael, boot-maker, h. Phipps, n. Water

Collins Patrick, quarryman,bds. Mrs. Catherine Johnson's

Collins Timothy, driver, French's stable, h. Phipps, near

Colman Edward W. mason, h. Atlantic ave.

Colson Augustus, ledgeman, bds. David Hode's, Kidder

Colson Gilman, house Mill, n. Pond

Colson Reuben O. stone-cutter, h. Howard,c. Quincy ave.

Comey Elbridge C. pickles, (93 Broad, B.), h. Spear, ce. Coddington dington, n. School

Comey Perley P. student, (Har. Med. Coll. B.), b. Cod-

Comey Warren G. agent( Weymouth Iron Co. 15 Foundry, S. B.), h. Greenleaf, n. Hancock

Conill Eugene, stone-cutter, h. Brackett, n. the wharf

Conley Chas. carriage-painter, Tirrell & Sons', b. Mrs. Torrey's, Washington

Conlin John, stone-cutter, h. Brackett

Conlon Eliza C. widow, h. Cemetery, n. Cross

Connell James, stone-cutter, h. Copeland, n. Cemetery

Connell John, farmer, h. off Adams, n. Common

Connelly Daniel, laborer,h. Granite ave. n. Granite bridge

Connelly Dennis, teamster, h. Cottage uve.

Connelly James, laborer, h. Granite ave. n. Granite bridge

Connelly Michael, stone-cutter, bds. Daniel Larkin's,

Connor Conelius, stone-cutter, h. Main, n. Sumner

Connor Eugene, farmer, h. Peter Butler's farmhouse,

Connor James, laborer, John A. Connor's, Walnut

Connor John A. boot-maker, h. Walnut, n. Sumner

Connor Patrick, teamster, h. Sumner, n. Main

Connor Sarah, Miss, h. Copeland, n. Cross

Connor Thomas, ledgeman, h. Common, n. Adams

Connor Thomas, ledgeman, h. West, n. Willard

Connors Patrick, boot-maker, h. Pearl, n. Phipps

Convy Arthur, ledgeman, h. Cemetery junc. Copeland

Conway Thomas stone-cutter, h. Copeland, n. Granite

Cook Charles, h. Hancock, n. Webster

Cook Michael, stone-cutter, h. Brackett

Cook Wallee H. provisions, Water, cor. Granite, bds. Mrs. Litchfields [ Sumner

Cookery Patrick, boot-maker, bds. John Croethorn's,

Coolidge Henry 8. clerk, J. H. Veazie's, bds. John Page's, Injunction

Coolidge William Franklin, boot-treer h. off Wash. n.

Coombs H. B. mason (B.), h. Fayette, n. Brooks _

Cooper William, stone-cutter, h. Fort, cor. Pleasant

Corcoran Jerimah, quarryman, h. Grove, Granite railway

Corcoran William, ledgeman, h. Water, n. Granite

Corcoran Wm. stone-polisher, h. Grove

Corliss Elijah A. foreman, Churchill & Hitchcock's, house Cross, n. Cemetery, W. Quincy

Costello Mary, widow of Wm. h. Chubbuck, n. Wash.

Costello Michael, boot-maker, Mt. Pleasant, h. do.

Costor Enos, stone-cutter, bds, William Stiles', Phipps -

Costoric Fredrick D. caterer, h. Pond, n. Mill

Cotter Mary, widow, h. Water, n. Phipps

Cotton Frank W. pump manuf. Wash. cor. Sea, h. do.

Coughlan Daniel, stone-cutter, h. off Willard, n. Cross

Coughlan John, stone-cutter, h. off Willard, n. Cross

Coughlin Arthur, Mrs. widow, h. Pearl, n. Franklin

Coughlin Arthur, ledgeman, bds. John Noonan's, Copeland

Coughlin John, granite-dealer,-Common, n. Adams, h. Bunker Hill ave. n. Willard

Coyle Luke, boot-maker, bds. Michael Coyle's, Brackett

Coyle Michael, blacksmith, h. Brackett, n. gas house

Coyle Michael jr. blacksmith, bd. Michael Coyle's, Brackett (Cottage ave.

Craddock Malachi, blacksmith, J. Q. A. Wild & Co.'s, h.

Craig John, stone-cutter, bds. Robt. Craig's Copeland

Craig Robert, stone-cutter, h. Copeland, n. Granite

Craig William, stone-cutter, bds. Robert Craig's, Copeland

Crane Benj. L. boot-maker, h. Franklin, n. Pearl

Crane Charles, butcher, h.

Crane Charles L. clerk (B.), h. Franklin, Paines' Hill

Crane C. R, clerk, Washington, n. Sea, bds. Wash.

Crane Eliza, tailoress, Christopher Spear's, bds. Maria Crane's, Washington

Crane E. F. Washington, n. Sea

Crane Francis, boot-crimper, h. Franklin, n. Pearl

Crane George, groceries, and provisions, Hancock, n. Cottage ave. house Washington

Crane John, boot-crimper, h. Franklin, near Bass

Crane Mary, widow of Joseph, h. Franklin, n. Bass

Crane Samuel, adv'g, agt. ("Commercial Bulletin," B.), h. High School ave.

Crane Warren, machinist (B.), bds. Mrs. Mary Crane's, Franklin [Crane's, Franklin

Yane William, jeweller (122 Tremont, B.), bds. Mary

Craethorn John, boot-maker, h. Sumner, n. Wash. Craethorn Mary, widow of Thomas, h. Union, n. Main Craethorn William, boot-maker, bds. Mary Cracthorn's, Union, n. Main (Union, n. Main Craethorn William, laborer, bds. Mrs. Mary Craethorn's, Crocker Charles H. pattern-maker, h. Appleton Crocker Eugene F. laborer, h. Appleton Crocker Ezra, P. machinist, h. Appleton Crocker Seth S. principal Coddington School, bds. Mrs. Washburns', Sea [ Miss Torey's Crocker Welcome C. machinist, Geo. G. Souther's, bds. Cronan Richard, carriage-painter, Tirrell & Sons', bds. (South Boston) [ave. Cronin Johu, quarryman, bds. Eugene Sullivan's, Quincy Cronin Michael, laborer, h. Brackett place Cronin Michael, boot-maker, h. Sumner, n. Wash. Cronin Timothy C. granite-polisher, h. Adams,n.Common Crook James W. teamster, h. Water, n. Summer Crooker Andrew J. stone-cutter, h. Granite, n. Quarry Cross Eldridge, carpenter, h. Curtis ave. off Elm

Crowley Daniel, farmer, h. foot Summer [ner Crowley Timothy, boot-maker, bds. John Craethorn's Sum- Cuddy Sarah, widow, h. Phipps, cor. Water [ave.

Cudworth Urbane, farmer, bds. Urbane Cudworth's, Savil Cudworth Urbane jr. carpenter, h. Savil ave. Cuff Wm. H. machinist, (11 Chardon, B.), h. Safford, n. Elmwood avenue Cullis Charles, physician, h.. Bicknell, Germantown Culrane James, farmer, h. off Adams, n. Commoh Cummings Alfred, book-keeper, (440 Wash, B.), bds. W. E. Simmons', Thayer [ Water Cummings Charles, teamster, bds. W. B. Nightingale's, Cummings Jotham, bds. L. H. Tarrott, Brackett Cummings Noah, capt. farmer, h. Adams, n. Robertson Cummings Samuel T. iron-moulder, h. Farrington, cor. Elmwood, ave. [Sea, n. Coddington Cunniff John, currier, John Page's, bds. Mary Cunnifl's, Cunniff Mary L. widow of Thomas, h. Sea, n. Coddington Cunniff Patrick, currier, John Page's, b. Mary Cunniffs, Sea, n. Coddington -Cunniff Peter,foundryman,h. Hancock,n. Neponset bridge Cunningham Michael, stone-cutter, bds. Mary White's, Cunningham Philip, laborer, h. Walnut, n. Hancock CURLEY JOHN, horse-shoer, Granite, n. the railroad, bds. at Dorchester

Curley Patrick, laborer, h. West, n. Centre

Curran Elizabeth, widow of John, h. School, n. Marsh

Currier T. W. carpenter, h. Warren ave. cor. Highland

Curtis Adam, Mrs. widow, house Franklin, n. Pearl

ratty Adam, (agt. Wm. Topping & Co.'s, 192 Congress, )

b. Quincy ave. n. Water

Curtis Benj. (T. Curtis & Co.), boot and shoe manuf. h. School, near Summer

Curtis Benj. F. (T. Curtis & Co.) boot and shoe manuf. house Elm, cor. Washington

Curtis Charles, h. Franklin, cor. Pearl

Curtis Franklin, boot-manuf. Franklin, cor. Pearl, House Franklin, n. 'Bass

Curtis George, Quincy ave. near Water [Adams station

Curtis George, 2nd, stone-cutter, h. Water, n. Quincy

Curtis George, jr. bds. Quincy ave. n. Water

Curtis Harriet A. Mrs. h. Washington, n. Maple place

Curtis Henry, h. Franklin, n. Pearl

Curtis Henry, jr. clerk, Henry Chubbuck's, bds. Mrs. Henry Curtis's, Maple place

Curtis James H. clerk, (B.), bds. Thomas J. Curtis' .

Curtis Jesse F. bds. Washington, n. Maple place

Curtis John, h. Franklin, Paine's Hill

Curtis John, 2d, boot-stitcher, T. Curtis & Co.'s b. Thos. Curtis', Franklin, cor. High

Curtis Mary E. millinery and dressmaking, Franklin, corner Pearl, h. do. [ Boston

Curtis Noah (T. Curtis & Co.) boot and shoe manuf. h. at

Curtis Samuel, Mrs. h. Franklin, n. Pearl

Curtis Samuel G. teamster, h. Franklin, Paine's Hill

Curtis Thos. (T. Curtis & Co.), boot and shoe manuf. h. Franklin, Paine's Hill

Curtis Thos. J. expressman, h. Granite, cor. Goffe

Curtis Thos. W. book-keeper (Chauncy, cor. Summer, B.), h. Hancock, n. Granite

Curtis T. & Co. (Thomas, Benjamin, Benjamin F., and Noah Curtis), boot and shoe manufs. School, cor. Gay,

Curtis William, boakonthon h. Pearl, n. Franklin

Curtis Wm. T. Bont aii h. Union, n. Edwards

Cushing Wm. clerk, D. H. Bill's, h. Washington, n. the bridge, Quincy Point |

DACEY TIMOTHY, boot-maker, h. Adams place, near

Dady John, boot-crimper, h. Pleasant, c. Adams place

Dailey Albert H. teamster, h. North, n. Washington

Dalby Lillius J. widow of Savilion F. h. Adams place, n.

Daley Daniel, currier, b. Quincy ave. opp. Water

Daley Margaret, widow of Daniel, h. Walnut, n. Union

Daley Margaret, widow, h. Brackett, n. the wharf

Daly Michael, boot-crimper, h. Water, n. Phipps

DAM ALVAH M. physician and druggist, Copeland, n. Willard, h. Church, n. Cemetery

Damon A. E. tinman at Pierce's, Quincy, b. Spear, n. Sea

Damon Chas. H. ship carpenter, h. Washington, n. Bridge

Damon Edward, ledgeman, h. Hancock court

Damon Mary H. widow, h. Atlantic, North Quincy

Damon Susan M. h. Spear, n. Sea [Summer

Danehy Jeremiah J. currier, b. John Danehy's, Water, n.

Danehy John, boot-maker, h. Water, n. Summer

Darby John, stone-cutter, b. O. E. Sheldon's, h. at East

Dasha Wm. stone-cutter, b. Thos. M. Butler's, Granite

Dasha Wm. H. Mrs. widow, h. Summer, n. School

Davenport Wm. paper-hanger and whitener, h. Greenleaf, n. Hancock [ Greenleaf

Davenport Willie J. clerk (B.) bds. Wm. Davenport's,

_ Davies Wm. stone-cutter, h. Granite, n. Quarry

Davis Alonzo G. stone-cutter, h. Cemetery, n. Cross

_ Davis Richard, stone-cutter, b. Andrew Young's, Granite

Dean G. F. teamster, b. Hosea Ellis's, Franklin, Paine's Dean John,mariner, h. Wash. n. North, Quincy Point

- Dearborn Albion, Mrs. house Franklin, n. School

Dearborn Elizabeth R. widow of Horatio G. h. Willard, n. Milton line Dee Thomas, boot-maker, h. Mt. Pleasant

DeForest Sam'l,polisher, b. Eugene Sullivan's, Quincy av.

Degreeney Euseb, paving-cutter, h. Quarry, n. Common

Dell Joseph, stone-cutter, h. Willard, n. West

Dell Lewis, stone-contractor, Quarry, h. Willard, n. West

Dell Simon, stone-contractor, Quarry, h. Cross, n. Wil lard, West Quincy

Delory John, gardener, at John Federhen's, Quincy Point

Denahy Jeremiah, house Water

Denahy John, house Water [n. Coddington

Dennen Joseph W. farmer, John Quincy Adams', h. Sea,

_ Denning Joseph W. house Adams

Denton Gideon F. boot-cutter, D. J. Burrell's, h. Wash.

Denton John Quincy, boot-maker, h. Phipps, n. School or. River

Denver David, shoe-maker, h. Phipps, cor. Water

Denward Margaret, widow of Patrick, h. Quincy avenue, near Water

Denworth John, laborer, h. r. Quarry, n. Granite

Derry Mary, widow of Norman, h. Brackett, n. gas house

Derry Wm. H. mariner, h. Union, n. Edwards

Desmond Daniel F. brakeman, O. C. R. bds. S. E. Gul liver's, Willard [ Copeland

Desmond Jas. F. stone-cutter, b. Patrick Desmond's,

Desmond Patrick, stone-cutter, h. Copeland, n. Cross ~

Desselle James, paving-cutter, h. off Quarry

Devlin Michael, gardener, h. Union, cor. Walnut -

Devlin Robt. stone-cutter, bds. Daniel Larkin's, Quarry

Dewing Seth, school-teacher, h. Granite Railway, near

Dewson Edward H. leather, (143 South, Boston), house Adams, near Bridge

Dexter J. Nelson, cler k, (38 Summer, Boston), boards - Mrs. Marta B. Dexter's, Granite

Dexter Maria B. widow of John N. jr. h. Granite, n. Fort

Dexter Richard W. stone-cutter, h. Cross, n. Cemetery, West Quincy [ West Quincy

Dexter Susan, w. of Edward T. h. Cross, n. Cemetery,

Dimmock Wm. R. L.L.D. Adams Academy and boarding- house 94 Hancock, h. do.

Dinegan Andrew, stone-cutter, h. West, n. Centre

Dinegan Daniel, currier, h. Summer, n. School

Dinegan Daniel, jr. stone-cutter, bds. Daniel Dinegan's, Sunimer [ Dinegan's, Summer

Dinegan John H. clerk, H. W. Gray's, boards Daniel

Dinegan Mary E. teacher Adams school, bds. Daniel Dinegan's, Summer

Dinnie Jonathan, stone-polisher, h. Union, n. Main

Ditson Charles N. produce, (5 Blackstone, Boston), h, Washington, n. Maple place

Ditson William, h. Washington, n. Maple place

Doble Enoch H. (EK. H. Doble & Co.), dry goods, gro- ceries and provisions, Copeland and Cemetery, h. Cope-_ land, cor. Cross

Doble Earnest E. clerk, E. H. Doble & Co.'s, bds. E. H. Doble's, Copeland

Doble E. H. & Co. (Enoch H. and Herbert F. Doble), dry goods, groceries, and provisions, Cemeter y and

Doble Herbert F. (E. H. Doble & Co.), Copeland and Cemetery, h. Copeland, cor. Cross [ave.

Dodge Benj. Rev. (Cong.), h. Lincoln ave. n. Highland

Dodge George M. blacksmith, P. F. Lacy's, bh. Furnace ave. corner Willard

Dogget Elizabeth B. Mrs. h. Union, n. Edwards

Dogget Fredrick F. student, Harvard College, bds. Kliza- beth, B. Dogget's, Union

Doggett Solon, artist, h. Union, n. Edwards

Doherty John, boot-maker, h. Walnut, n. Union

Doherty Patrick, currier, h. Brackett, n. Sea

Doherty William, boot-maker, h. Walnut, n. Sumner

Dolan Daniel, ledgeman, h. off Willard, n. Cross

Dolan James, currier, h. Brackett, n. the gas house

DOLAN MICHAEL A. stoves and tinware, Cemetery, n. Cross, h. Copeland

Dolan Thomas, stone-cutter, h. Brackett, n. Sea

Donahue Brien, quarryman, h. Common, n. Copeland

Donahue George, ledgman, bds. B. Donahue's, Common

Donlan Thomas, laborer, h. Phipps, n. Water

Donley Thomas, laborer, for Whitcomb Porter, bds. do.

Donlin Patrick, laborer, h. Sumner, n. Washington

Donlin Thomas, painter, bds. C. A. Folletts', Quincy ave.

Donnahoe James, quarryman, bds. Catherine Johnsons',

Donnelly James, boot-crimper, h: Quincy ave. n. Water

Donnohar Dennis, stone-cutter, h. Willard, n. Copeland

Donnohar Peter J. stone-cutter, b. D. Donnohar's, Willard

Donnolly Bernard, liquors, Willard, cor. Copeland, h. do.

Donohue Dennis, boot-maker, h. Phipps, n. Pearl

Donohue Michael H. stone-cutter, h.

Donovan Sarah, widow of John, h. Main, n. Union

Donovan Timothy, quarryman, h. South, n. Winter

Dooner Bridget, widow, h. Brackett place

Dorr Arthur L. machinist, B. & A. repairing shop, bds. John Dorr's, Walker

Dorr John, book-keeper (B.), h. Walker

Dorrety John C. machinist, h. Taylor, n. Elmwood ave.

Dow Alice F. widow of Freeman,h.Granite wharf st. Q. P.

Dow Hazen W. bds. Mrs. Dow's, Granite wharf st. Q. P.

Dowd Patrick, stone-cutter, h. Copeland, opp. the depot

Downing Michael, stone-cutter, h. Brackett place

Doyle Andrew, at gas house, h. Brackett,n. the gas house

Doyle James J. quarryman, h. West, n. Willard

Drake Henry, salesman (45 Summer, B.), bds. Thomas Drake's, Adams place

Drake John E. foreman, at J. D. Whicher & Co.'s, house Edwards, cor. Union

Drake Thomas, h. Adams pl. n. Pleasant

Drake Thomas, jr. blacksmith, h. Wash. n. Edens

Drake Thomas F. blacksmith, ie Mill

Drew Cephas. clerk, Thos. Gurney's, h. Pitts, N. Quincy

Drew Frank, stone-cutter, h. Cross, n. Miller .

Driscoll John, painter, h. Brackett, n. the wharf

Driscoll John C. sea captain, h. Howard, n. South

Driscoll Maurice, quarryman, bds. P. Kennedy's, rear Granite, n. Quarry

Drohen Morris, stone-cutter, Granite railway,n. Robertson

Drumgold John, stone-cutter, bds. Mary Galvin's, Quarry

Duane William, quarryman, h. Granite railway

Duffy Thomas, laborer, h. r. Quarry, n. Granite

Dugan William, ledgman, h. Common, n. Adams

Dugean R. Augustus, lawyer, bds. William B. Duggan's

Dugean Wm. B. physician, h. Squantum, n. Milton fine

Duggin John, laborer, h. Newberry

Dunphy Michael, stone-cutter, h. Douglas, n. Willard

Dunbar Warren, boot-maker, h. Phipps, n. Water

Dunkerton Wm. stone-cutter, h. Granite, n. cor. Quarry

Dunn Bernard, boot-maker, h. Water, n. Phipps

Dunn Bridget, widow of Martin, h. Walnut, n. Union

Dunn Bruce R. moulder, h. Farrington

Dunn James, coachman, h. South, cor. Sumner

Dunn Michael laborer, h. South, n. Main [ Common

Dunne Columbus H. blackerdihe bds. Edward Dunne's,

Dunne Edward, ledgeman, h. Comintern! n. Adams

Dunne Edward jr. bds. Edward Dunne's, Common

Dunnivan Michael, currier, Wm. Panton' cy Cottage ave.

DURGIN ALONZO G. apothecary, Sea, -n. Hancock, boards do. [rill's, Sea

Durgin A. G. & Co. Sea cor. Hancock, bds. Mrs. Mor-

Durein George, stone-cutter, bds. Mrs. Hulda S.Durgin's, Willard [Quiney ave.

Durgin Horace, at Hodge's bakery, bds. C. A. Follett's.

Durgin Horace, teamster, W. A, Hodge's, rooms Quincy

Durgin Hulda 8S. widow, h. Willard, n. Robertson

Duver John, stone- cutter , bds. Thoma Patterson, Granite railway . [ Point, h. do.

Dwelle John B. boot-maker, Howard, cor. Winter, Q.

Dwelle John F. boot-maker, bds. John B. Dwelle's, Howard, cor. Winter Dwelle Lucy M. widow of Lemuel, h. Wash. n. Sea

EAGAN JAMES, stone-cutter, h. Common, n. Copeland Kagan Philip, h. Cemetery, n. Cross Kagan Timothy, stone-cutter, h. Cemetery, n. Cross Kagar Timothy, h. Cemetery Early Michael, stone-cutter, h. off Cross, n. Cemetery Karn Charles, boot-maker, h. Kidder, n. Granite Easton John, ticket-agent, at depot, h. Wash. opp. Temple Easton John C. station agt. O. C. R. R. h. Wash. n. Temple [n. Bridge Katon Horace, leather (401 Atlantic ave. B.), h. Adams, Eaton Jacob F. Mrs. h. Adams, n. Common Eaton Wm. N. milkman, h. Adams, n. Common Edgerton David R. carpenter, h. Central ave. n. Beale Edson Hosea B. painter, h. Granite junc. n. School Edson Mary R. Mrs. nurse, h. Granite junction, School EDWARDS CHARLES H. (Derry & Edwards), stone contractor (Devonshire, B.), h. Edwards, cor. Union Edwards James, leather (175 Purchase, B.), h. School, n. Edwards Richard, stone-cutter, h. Kidder, n. Granite Egerton James P. carpenter, h. Farrington, cor. EKlm- wood avenue _ [Granite Eklop John, stone-cutter, bds. Charles Earn's, Kidder, n. Ela Mary, widow of Daniel, h. Granite, n. School Eleock George F. (Elcock & Sons), off Willard, bds. M. Elceock's, Copeland - [ Eleock's, Copeland Elcock James -H. (Elcock & Sons), off Willard, bds. M. Eleock Michael (Eleock & Sons), ledgeman, off Willard, h. Copeland, n. Willard Eleock Thomas M. blacksmith, bds. M.Elcock's, Copeland Eleock Walter, machinist (B.), bds. M. Elcock's, Cope- land (cock), granite dealers Eleock & Sons, (Michael, James H. and George F. El- Elden Lorenzo C. teamster, h. Willard, n. Robertson ELDRIDGE JOHN L. lawyer (61 Court, B.), h. Quincy avenue, n. Howard Elliot George T. clerk (Wash. B.), bds. L. A. Elliot's, Winthrop ave. [ave. Elliot Lucius A. pictures &c. [Wash. B.), h. Winthrop Elliot Richard G. foreman, E. H. Hardwick & Co.'s, h. Water, n. Granite | Hancock Ellis E. Winslow, machinist, O. C. R. R. h. Myrtle, n.

Ellis Francis C. stone-cutter, h. Copeland, n. Cemetery Klis Francis C. jr. carpenter, h. Willard, cor. Cross ELLIS HOSEA B. granite dealer, Granite, n. School, and teamster, h. Beaniklin: n. Paine's hill Ellis Richard J. stone-cutter, h. Granite place, n. Kidder Ellis Richard, R. stone-cutter, h. Granite, n. Water Klis Robert, ledgeman, h. Granite railway [ way Ellis Robert, quarryman, bds. Robert Ellis', Granite rail- Ellis William ,quarryman, b. Robt. Ellis's,Granite railway Ellison Wm. boot-maker, h. Pearl, n. Frankl Elwell Robert, sea captain, h. Charles, n. River, QP:

Emerson Fred H. clerk, A. A. Dam's, bds. A. A. Dam's,

Church [bds. Thos. G. Emerson's, Hancock Emerson Henry, E. hair-dresser, Thos. G. Emerson's, Emerson Thomas G. hair-dresser, 96 Hancock, cor.

Temple, h. Hancock | Emerson Wm. carpenter, bds. O. Allen's, Germantown Emerson William, Mrs. widow, h. Temple, n. Wash. Kmery George W. cotton merchant (Charleston, S. C.),

h. summer residence, South, n. Sea Kmery John, carpenter, h. Union, n. Main Emery J. Henry (Davis Bros. & Co.), leather dealer, (73

High, B.), h. Pleasant, cor. Quincy Emery T. B. dry goods salesman, (Washington, c. Winter,

Boston), h. Farrinton, cor. Elmwood ave.

Knderle George, stone-cutter, h. Willard, n. Milton line °

Erskine James, fariien h. Washington, n. Elm

Estes Daniel B. watchmaker, (Howard Watch Co. Tre- mont, B.), h. Washington, cor. North, Quincy Point

Esque Henry, boot-maker, b. Samuel Oxford's, Walnut

Evans Evan J. stone-mason, b. Mrs. Josiah P. Went-

worth's, Granite Evans Hugh, stone-cutter, bds. E. Griffith's, Granite Evans Hugh, stone-cutter, bds. Andrew Young's, Granite Evans John, blacksmith, h. Kidder, cor. Granite place Everson Ann M. widow of Edwin, h. Brackett, n. Wharf Ewell Chas. F. trader, h. Franklin, Paine's Hill Ewell Joseph, house Franklin, Paine's Hill Ewell & Josephs (W. W. Ewell and F. Josephs), furni- ture, Washington, cor. Coddington Ewell William Walter, (Ewell & a osephs), Wash. corner Coddington, h. Injunction, near Washington

FAGAN ELLEN, widow of Berard, h. Cemetery, n. Willard [Cemetery Fagan James W. book-keeper (B.) b. Ellen Fagan's,

Fagan Walter R. blacksmith, h. Summer, n. Gay

Fairbanks Henry O. salesman (43 Commercial, Boston), h. Central ave. n. Beale

Fairbanks Willard B. painter, h. Bartlett place

Faircloth John, boot-maker, house Mt. Pleasant _

Faircloth William, boot-maker,h. Quincey ave. opp. Water

Fallon John, stone-cutter, h. Common, n. Copeland

Fallon Patrick, stone-cutter, h. Quincy, n. Pleasant

Falvey Daniel. quarryman, h. West, 11. Willard

Falvey Eugene, laborer, h. Main, n. Sumner

Falvey Jeremiah, stone-cutter, b. Jerry Falvey's, Main

Falvey Jerry, laborer, h. Main, n. Union

Falvey Jerry, stone-cutter, bds. Timothy Fitzgerald's, Granite railway

Falvey John, gardener, Elm, n. Union

Falvey John, quarryman, h. Main, n. Sumner

Fanton Thomas A. stone-cutter, h. Granite railway

Farley John, book-keeper, (So. Boston), bds. Hugh Mundy's, Walnut, n. Union

Farmer Edward, painter, h. Chubbuck, n. Washington

Farnum Luther, teamster, h. Granite railway, near

Farrell Dennis M. stone-cutter. h. Willard, n. Cemetery

Farrell Edward, stone-cutter, h. Common, n. Adams

Farrell Frank, gardener, Adams, n. Bridge

Farrell John 8S. stone-cutter, h. off Granite railway

Farrell Peter, stone-cutter, h. Common, n. Cross

Farrell Peter F. stone-cutter, h. Copeland, n. Cemetery

Farrell Simon, carpenter, h. Willard, n. Cemetery

Faunce Quincy A. mason, Grand View ave. n. Warren avenue, house do.

Faxon Annie E. at National Sailors' Home, h. do.

_ Faxon Chas. A. railroad agt. (228 Washington, Boston) h. Granite, n. Copeland

Faxon Dexter, blacksmith, house Canal

Faxon Frank H. clerk (C. A. Browning & Co. B.) bds. Coddington, n. School

Faxon George,stone-mason, b. N.A. Glover's,Paine's Hill

FAXON HENRY H. real estate, Washington, cor. Cod- dington, h. do.

Faxon John, flour commission merchant (203 State, B.) h. Haneock, corner Beale [n. school house

Faxon John L. architect(105 Summer, B.) h. Coddington,

Faxon J. Franklin, bh. Adams, n. Common

Faxon J. Warren, architect (105 Summer, B.) h. Summer

Faxon Lucy, widow of John, h. Granite, n. Copeland

Faxon Polly, Miss, h. Summer, n. School

Faxon Thomas, wheelwright, house Canal

Faxon Wm. boot-maker, hi Canal, n. Hancock

Faxon Wm. H. flour dealer (203 State, B.) h. Hancock, n. Webster [laston ave. h. do.

Faxon Wm. L., M. D. supt. Nat'] Sailors' Home, Wol-

Federhen Henry D. jeweller (B.) h. Washington, near Quincy Point

Federhen Herbert, jeweller (B.) house Washington, n. Post Office, Quincy Point

Federhen John, (53 Court, Boston,) h. Washington, n. Washington ct. Quincy Point

Federhen John, 3d, jeweller (B.) h. Washington, near Washington ct. Quincy Point

Fellows Ensign 8. house Hancock, n. School

Fellows E. Emery, house High School ave.

Feltis Alexander, h. Quincy av. n. High school [n. Savilav.

Feltis Horace, blacksmith, Hancock, n. Hotel, h. Hancock,

Fenno Elizabeth,widow of Thomas G. h. Goffe, n. Granite

Fenno Henry, boot and shoe findings, (High, mages h. Washington, n. Hancock

Fenno Tene J. farmer, bds. Charlotte Carr's, Adams

Fenno Josiah A. furniture carver (64 Albany, Boston) b. Elizabeth Fenno's, Goffe, n. Granite

Fenno Thomas, messenger (Manufs. National Bank, B.) b. Klizabeth Fenno's, Goffe, n. Granite

Ferrari Annable, stone-cutter, h. Water, n. Phipps

Ferrari Augusta, stone-cutter, bds. Annable Ferrari's, Water [ Water

Ferrari Stephen, stone-cutter, bds. Annable -Ferrari's,

Field George H. farmer, h. Franklin, n. Paine's Hill

Field Harvey, Mrs. h. Franklin, ec. Independence ave.

Field John Q. A. farmer and milkman and selectman, h. Independence ave. Paine's Hill

Field Wm. (Frederick & Field) granite contractor, (office 17 Court, B.) h. Adams, n. Hancock

Field Wm. A. foreman, Frederick & Field's granite works, h. Adams, n. Hancock

Fihely Thomas, stone-cutter, Mitchell Granite works, h. Main, near Sumner

Fillebrown Charles E. painter, h. Webster, n. Hancock

Finerty James, stone-cutter, bds. Thos. P. Hayes' wae

Fish Daniel, foreman quarryman, C. H. Hardwick & Co.'s bds. Mrs. Josiah P. Wentworth's, Granite

Fisher Geo. carpenter, b. M. Pfaffman's, Webster

Fitzgerald Francis, currier, house Brackett place

Fitzgerald James, boot-maker, h. Phipps, n. Liberty

Fitzgerald John, ledgeman, b. Martin Lawler's, Copeland

Fitzgerald Michael, stone-cutter, b. David Hade's, Kidder

Fitzgerald Patrick, quarryman, Copeland, opp. West

Fitzgerald Patrick, ledgeman, house Common

Fitzgerald Timothy,ledgeman, h. Granite railway,n. Grove

Fitzgerald Wm. farmer, h. foot of Greenleaf

Flaherty Anthony, h. Grove, n. Granite railway

Flaherty Bartholomew, quarryman, bds. Anthony Fla- herty's, Grove

Flaherty Patrick, ledgeman, h. Willard, c. Furnace

Flaherty Thomas, stone-polisher, bds. Anthony Flaher- ty's, Grove

Flannegan Edward, laborer, h. Granite railway, near

Fleming Michael, quarryman, Copeland, n. the depot

Fletcher James B. stone-cutter, h. Granite place

Fletcher Joseph, teamster, h. Granite place

Fletcher Selathiel A. teamster, h. Schocl, n. Granite

Flint Daniel K. depot carriage and public conveyance, h.

Summer, n. Gay |

Flint Elizabeth A. teacher, bds, Jacob Flint's. Hancock

Flint Henry E. book-keeper (9 Chauncy, B.), h. Frank- lin, n. School

Flint Jacob, gardener, h. Hancock, n. Adams

Flint Mary L. Miss, teacher, Adams Primary School, bds. D. K. Flint's, Summer

Flood Frank, carpenter, h. Fayette, n. Brooks

Flowers James, boot-maker, Quincy, n. Pleasant

Flynn Thomas, polisher, h. Willard, c. Robertson

Fobes John H. teamster for Geo. Vinton, h. Hancock, n.

Folay Peter, h. Cemetery, n. Cross

Foley Hannah, widow of Bartholomew, h. Pearl, n. Phipps

Foley Thomas, junk dealer, h. Sumner, n. Wash.

Foley Thomas, carpenter, h. Willard, cor. Robertson

Follett Charles A. boarding-house,h. Quincy ave.n.School

Follett George, blacksmith, h. Granite, n. Goffe

Follett L. L. Mrs. school-teacher, Wollaston, bds. Mrs.

- Averill's, Spear [ Brooks

Forbes David M. book-keeper (B.), bds. J. A. McK ie's,

Forbes John C. stone-cutter, h. Common, n. Copeland

Forbes Mary, widow of James, h. Granite railway

Forbes Walter J. stone-cutter, bds. Mary Forbes',Granite

Ford Charles, N. teamster, bds. Lydia Ford's, Hancock

Ford David, stone-cutter, h. Main, n. Sumner

Ford Dennis, ledgeman, h. off Grove, n. Granite railway

Ford Dennis, laborer, h. Sumner, n. W: alnut

Ford Bicttis, 2d, violinist, h. Sumner, n. Walnut

Ford Elliot W. expressman, 75 Granite,cor. Hancock, h. do

Ford George H. farmer, bds. Lydia Ford's, Hancock

Ford Wereniah, stone-cutter, h. Main, n. Sumner

Ford John, laborer, bds. Dennis Ford's, off Grove, near Granite railway [ ave.

Ford Lydia, widow of Ebenezer, h. Hancock, n. Cottage

Ford W. N. propt. Williams' Washing Crystal, South, bds. James Clapp's, Wash. Quincy Point

Forest James, teamster, h. Hancock, opp. Fenno

Foster Charles A. (Custom House, B.), h. Granite, n.

Foster Freeman, jr. foreman, ladies boot manuf. (62 Sud- bury, B.), h. Safford, n. Elmwood ave. [ave

Foster Rufus, clerk (453 Wash. B.), h. Sea, opp. Cottage

Foundation Thomas, stone-cutter, h. West. n. Willard

Fowles Theodore W. boot-maker, h. Elm, cor. Mechanic

Fredrick Eieazer (Fredrick & Field), granite contractor, (office 17 Court, B.), h. Adams, n. Hancock

Fredrick Louis S. teamster, h. Mt. Pleasant

FREDRICK & FIELD (Eleazer Fredrick, and William Field), granite quarry and shed, Quarry, n. Granite, (office 17 Court, B.)

Freele James, boot-maker, h. North, n. Wash.

Freeman Jesse H. clerk (27 Coml. wharf, B.), h. Bick- nell, Germantown

Freeman John, 8S. boot and shoe findings, (36 Cornhill, B.), h. Wash. cor. South, Quincey Point

Freeman Kilborn W. h. Bicknell, Germantown

French Albert P. laborer, h. Quincy ave. n. Water

French Alden, Mrs. h. Quincey ave. n. Water,

French Charles E. at gas house, h. Brackett, n. Sea

French . D. Fred. supt. Adams Academy boarding-house

French Ebenezer 5S. stone-cutter, bds. Chas. E. French' S,

French Francis M. at E. A. Boss', bds. at Rockland

French Fred. H. bds. W. M. French's, Wash.

French Harvey, jr. painter, Wash. cor. Sumner, h. do.

French Joseph T. livery stable, opp. the depot, and (French & Lopham), Quincey coaches, h. Washington, | n. Temple [laston, ave. bds. do.

French Loring A. steward, National Sailors' Home, Wol-

French Marcia, Mrs. Washington, n. Temple

FRENCH WASHINGTON M. deputy sheriff and con- stable,Court House, livery stable, Washington,n. Stone Temple, h. Wash. n. Temple

French Wm. stone-cutter, h. Quincy, n. Pleasant

French Wm. granite dealer, off Quincy, h. Quincy, Adams Station

French William H. mason, h. Franklin, n. Pear!

French & Lapham (Joseph T. French and Fred. A. Lap- ham), Quiney coaches, stand at Qnincy depot

Friguglietti Francis, Rev. h. Gay, n. School

Frost Charlotte M. Miss, teacher, Adams D. Primary School, bds. John Chamberlin's, School

Fry William shoe-maker, h. Water, n. Phipps [ tery

Fuller Fredrick J. stone contractor, h. Church, n. Ceme-

Fuller Mayo P. (Davis & Fuller), h. Cemetery.n. Willard

Fuller Nathan®F. carpenter. h. Willard, n. Milton line

Fuller Wm. farmer, James C. Carey, Franklin, bds. do.

Furnald Napoleon B. sewing machines, Wash. h. Wash. n. Sea [n. School, h. Union, n. Wash.

Furnald Thomas E. groceries and provisions, Hancock,

GAGE DAVID K. blacksmith, h. Willard, n. Robertson Gale M. K. Miss, physician, Wollaston Hotel, bds. do. Gallagher James, jr. stone-cutter, bds. Mrs. James Gal- lagher's, Marsh 7 Gallacher James, Mrs, h. Marsh, n. School Gallagaher Patrick, blacksmith, h. Cottage ave. [Quarry Gallikson Theodore, fresco-painter (B.), "h. r. Granite, n. Galloway Sarah, widow of James, h. West, n. Willard Galvin James,stone-cutter, bds. Timothy Galvin's Quarry, 'Galvin Mary, widow of Patrick, h. Quarry, n. Granite Galvin Thomas, stone-cutter, h. Common, n. Copeland Galvin Timothy, ledgeman, h. Quarry, n. Granite Gannett Henry C. (178 Wash. B.), h. Ashland, ave. n. Gannett Howard, h. Warren ave. cor. Grand view ave. Gardiner Andrew W. boot-maker, h. Water. n. the depot Gardner Charles, H. (C. H. Gardner & Son, 2673 Wash. B.), h. off Mill, n. Pearl Garfarino Nicholas, 'eabnlanets h. Brackett, n. gas house Garrity James, stone-cutter, h. Common, n. Copeland Garrity Michael, mason, h. et a n. Adams Garrity Patrick, night watchman, h. Summer, n. School Garrity Patrick, granite dealer, off Willard, h. Willard,

Garrity Patrick, 4th, mason, h. Common, n. Adams

Garrity Patrick, laborer, h. Common

Garrity Patrick, jr. ledgeman, h. Kidder, n. Granite

Garrity Wm. expressman (34 Wash. B.), h. Cottage, near Canal |

Garvin Patrick, stone-cutter, h. Sumner, n. Main

Gaverno Nicholas, alias Wm. Smith, hair-dresser,Granite, cor. Hancock, h. Brackett, n. gas house

GAVIN PATRICK H. plumber, 'h. Adams pl. n. Pleasant

Gavin Wm. laborer, h. Sumner, n. Main

Gavin William, 2d, plumber, Patrick H. Gavin's, bds.- William Gavin's, Sumner

Gay Henry A. h. Edwards, n. Union

GEORGE BROS. (Chas. W., James and George), dye- house and laundry, Hancock, opp.Cottage ave.

George Chas. W. (George Bros.), Hancock, opp. Cottage ave. house South, near Elm

George Frank (George Bros.),laundry, h. Elm place

George Frank EK. aleies A. G. Durgin' s, bds. Chas. George's, South

George "Horace S. scenic artist (Boston Museum, Boston), h. Washington, n. North

George James F. (George Bros.),Hancock, opp. Cottage ave. h. Hlm place, r. Universalist church.

George Jane S. Mrs. house Farrington

Gerrin Francis, laborer, h. Walnut, cor. Sumner

Gerry Bernard, laborer, house Old Colony

Gerry Catherine C. widow of James, h. Grove, n. railway

Gerry John, stone-cutter, bds. Catherine C. Gerry's,

Gerry Michael, farmer, h. Squantum

Gerry Thomas, carpenter, bds. Bernard Gerry's, Old Col.

Gibbens William, laborer, h. Grove, n. Granite railway

Gibbons Wm. ledgeman, h. Grove, n. railway

Gibbs James, gardener, h. Adams, n. Common

Gibson Owen, stone-cutter, h. Granite, n. Quarry

Gieseler Wm. currier, Quincy ave. n. Water, h. Summer, cor. Gay [h. do.

GILBERT JOHN H. physician, Hancock, ec. Faxon ave.

Gilbert Sarah M. widow, h. Brackett place

Giles Daniel, stone-cutter, bds. James Flowers', Quincy Pt.

Gill George L. town clerk, and treasurer of Quincy Sav- ings bank, 84 Hancock, h. Maple place

Gill Harriet A. widow of Charles, h. Quincy ay. n. Water

Gilrain, James, teamster, house Beale

Gilrain John, laborer, bds. James Forest's, Hancock, opp.

Gilrain Thomas, laborer, h. Webster. n. Hancock

GILSON ALFRED H. civil engineer and surveyor (39 Court, B.) bds. Joseph Gilson's, Linden place

Gilson Joseph M. salesman (67 and 69 Summer, B.). h. Linden place [ Pleasant

Gleason Richard, boot-maker, h. Phipps, vu. Pearl, Mt.

Glennan Edward, laborer, b. Thomas Patterson's, Granite

Glennan Michael, laborer, h. Granite railway

Glennon James, farmer, h. Willard, n. West

Glidden Henry, butcher, h. Chubbuck, n. South

Glidden John, bds. Benj. C. Huff's, Germantown

Glines Alonzo, blacksmith, h. Miller, n. Cross [ Hill

Glover Adam, stone-mason, bds. N. A. Glover's, Paine's

Glover Albener, widow of Nathaniel E. Main, n. Union

Glover James M. house Hancock

Glover Joe S. bds. Wm. S. Glover's, Elm, n. South

Glover John, boot-maker, High, n. Franklin, h. do.

Glover John, 2d, stone-mason, h. Water, n. Franklin

Glover John, jr. boot-finisher, h. Franklin, n. Pearl

Glover John B. boarding-house, Main, n. Union

Glover John EK. house off Blue Hill

Glover John F. G. boot-finisher, bds. Mrs. A. French's, Quincy avenue |

Glover Joseph M. book-keeper, at D. Howard Bill's, house High

Glover Nathan G. sea-captain, b. W.M. French's, Wash.

Glover Noah A. boot-maker, J. D. Whicher & Co. house Franklin, Paine's Hill

Glover Phineas H. h. Mill, r. Washington

Glover Rufus G. teamster, bds. H. P. Ellis', Franklin

Glover Wm. B. house Atlantic, n. Pitts

Glover Wm. D. foreman, Graham & Co's, bds. John B. Glover's, Main

Glover Wm. H. boot-maker, h. High, n. Franklin

Glover Wm. S. boot-cutter, h. Elm, n. South

Glover Wm. Stanley, boot-worker, T. Curtis & Co.'s, b. Wm. H. Glover's, High

Goddard Benj. engineer, h. Western ave.

Goggin Michael, carriage-trimmer, Tirrell & Son's, bds. Gridley Tolman's, Elm

Goodhue Michael, groceries and provisions, sand boot- maker, Phipps, n. Water, h. Mt. Pleasant - [ Pleasant

Goodridge Henry A. stone-cutter, bds. L. D. Goodridge's,

Goodridge Lorenzo D. foreman at Jonathan William's, h. Pleasant, near Quincy [ Edwards

Goodwin Willoughby,boot-maker, bds. Stephen Neagle's,

Gordon Alexander, h. Beale, cor. Central ave.

Gordon John, stone-polisher, h. Union, off Main

Gordon J. A. physician, Hancock, n. Savil ave. h. do.

Gordon Thomas, carpenter, h. Highland, ¢. Elmwood av.

Gore Henry, stone-cutter, h. Main, n. Union '

Gorman James, quarryman, h. Willard, n. West

Gorman Patrick A. ledgeman, h. r. Willard, n. Cross

Goucher Chas. A. blacksmith, h. Cemetery, ¢. Willard

Gould Thomas, engineer, house Adams place

Grady John, stone-cutter, h. Brackett, n. Sea

Grady Stephen, hostler, W. A. Hodges , rooms Diets

Grage Louisa, widow, h. Cemetery, near Mh gs

Gragg Wm. F. stone-cutter, h. Cemetery, n. Cross

Graham Ellen, widow of James, h Willard, c. Robertson

Graham James H. stone-cutter, b. Mrs. Ellen Graham/'s, Willard, cor. Robertson

Graham John, stone-cutter, h. Granite railway

Graham John R. (Graham & Co.), boot and shoe manuf. Washington,opp. Mill, (office 4 Water, B.),h. Washing- ton, n. Sumner: Graney Michael B. boot-maker, h. Howard,e. Seniey av. Granger George G. wool-importer (21 Broad, B.), house Bicknell, Germantown Granite Railway Co. O. E. Sheldon, agent, George Lewis treasurer, West Quincy, (office 31 Pemberton sq. b.) Granville fn K. clerk (220 Devonshire, B.),h. Taylor, n. Klmwood avenue

Graves Ebenezer, farmer, h. Quincy, c. Pleasant

Graves Geo. eabinet-maker, b. Chas. N. Monee Wash- ington, n. Quincy Point

Gray Henry F. clerk, Aaron Hook's, h. Main,n. Union ,

Gray H. Walter groceries and provisions, 17 Hancock, house Sea, near Washington

Gray John, expressman, house Main, near Union

Gray Warren B. bds. John Gray's, Main, n. Union

Greaney Andrew, laborer, h. Sumner, n. Walnut

Greany Michael, boot-maker, h. Howard, n. Winter

Green Chas. engineer, b. Eugene Sullivan s, Quincy ave.

Green Gustavus, laborer, h. Old Colony, n. Pitts

Green John A. printer, ''Patriot" office, bds. 26 Hancock

GREEN M. ELIZABETH (Green & Prescott), h. 26

GREEN & PRESCOTT, (M. Elizabeth Green and Geo. W. Prescott), proprietors of Quincy *'*Patriot," office

Greenough Chas. P. lawyer, (Morse, Stone & Greenough, room 57 Equitable building, Devonshire, B.) b. Wm. W. Greenough's, Adams

Greenough Wm. wool merchant (18 Mathews, B.),house Adams, near Common

GREENOUGH WM. W. agent and treasurer (Boston Gas Co. 24 West, B.), summer residence, Adams, near

Gregery Ellen, widow of Wm. h. Hancock, n. Bridge

Gregory Walter, clerk, G. F. Wilson's, bds. Walter Gregory's, Brackett

Gregory Walter, farmer, house Brackett

Griff Charles A. sail-maker, Q. Point, bds. Mrs. Wm. B. Lincoln's, Washington

Griffin Dennis, house Quincy avenue

Griffin George W. depot-master, Wollaston depot, h. do.

Griffin James P. farmer,b. John Field's, Independence av.

Griffin John S. stone-cutter. house Mt. Pleasant

Griftin Michael, stone-cutter, h. Quincy ave. n. Water

Griffin Minhnel laborer, h. Walnut, near Union

Griffin Patrick, boot-maker, house Mt. Pleasant

Griffin Wm. laborer, house Mt. Pleasant

Griffith Edmund, stone-cutter, h. Granite, n. Quarry

Griffith James Henry, carpenter, h. Sea, n. Cottage ave.

Grignon Thomas, blacksmith, h. Common, n. Cross

Grimes Robert, ledgeman, bds. Timothy Reordens', off Grove, Granite railway

Grose Melzer G. boatman, h. Cottage ave.

Guild Eugene F. blacksmith, bds. William D. Guild's, South, n. Howard

~ Guild Henry, h. Squantum

Guild Nathaniel F. h. Palmer, Germantown

Guild Wm. D. boot-maker, h. South, n. Howard

Gullikson Theodore, fresco-painter (B.), h. r. Granite n. Quarry [ Willard, n. Furnace ave.

Gulliver Sarah E. widow of Patrick, boarding-house,

Gunville David, boot-maker, h. Phipps, cor. Water

Gurney Thomas, groceries and provisions, Pitts, h. Pitts,

~ near Old Colony

HADE DAVID, stone-cutter, h. Kidder, n. Granite Hagerty Charles, section master, O. C. R. R. h. off Wil- lard, n. the depot

Hagerty Robert, currier, bds. James Carrigans'

Hale Harry, baker, Hodge's bakery, bds. at Boston

Haley John, stone-cutter, h. Brackett, n. the gas house

Haley Patrick, laborer, h. off Adams, n. the quarries

Haley Patrick, quarryman, h. Granite railway

Haley Thomas, laborer, h. Willard, n. Milton line

Hall Charles, grocer (B.), h. Squantum, n. Walker

Hall Charles, Mrs. h. Sea, cor. Cottage ave.

Hall Charles G. dry goods and groceries, Wash. n. the bridge, Quincy Point, bds. do.

Hall Edward, Dr. h. Granite, n. Goffe

Hall Elijah, cabinet-maker, (B.), h. Walker

Hall Esther, teacher, Adams School, bds. George L. Phillips', Chubbuck

HALL E. E. dry goods and groceries, Copeland, junct. Cemetery, house Copeland, n. Cemetery _ | Wash.

Hall Isaac F. principal, Washington grammer school, h.

Hall John, master mariner, h. Wash. court, n. school- house, Quincy Point [h. Canal

HALL JOHN, undertaker, and livery stable, 51 Hancock,

Hall John O. book-keeper (B.), h. Elm place, n, Uni- versalist Church [Adams

Hall John W. salesman (33 Summer, b.), h. Hancock. n.

Hall Joseph, bds. Chas. Hall's, Squantum

Hall Sarah A. widow of James, h. South, n. Washington

Hall Sarah A. widow of John, h. School, junct. Granite

Hall Walter, asst. book-keeper (31 Com' B.), boards George L. Phillips', Chubbuck

Hall Wm. 8. inventor, h. Central ave. n. Beale

Hallett Loring, piano-maker (B.), h. Myrtle, n. Hancock

Halpine Michael, quarryman, bds. Patrick Owens', West

Hamilton Wm. D. traveling agent, h. Wash. cor. River

Hammill Thomas, quarryman, h. Copeland, off West

Hammond Charles, stone-cutter, h. Cemetery, n. Cross

Hanson Dexter B. carpenter, h. North, n. Washington

Hanson Joshua, Mrs. widow, h. Fort, cor. School

Hanson Joshua, blacksmith, bds. Mrs. Joshua Hanson's, Fort, cor. School |

Hanson Mark KE. carpenter, h. Faxon ave.

Harden Ellsworth, boot-maker, h. 26 Hancock

Harding Ellsworth M. boot-cutter, J. D. Whicher's, & Co.'s, h. Hancock, n. Canal

Harding N. B. grocer, Hancock, h. at, Neponset

Hardwick Benj. C. care of estates and investments, bds. Mrs. Charles Hardwick's, Elm place

Hardwick Caroline, Miss, h. School, opp. Marsh

Hardwick Charles, Mrs. h. Elm place, r. Universalist ch.

Hardwick Charles F. asst. foreman, C. H. Hardwick & Co.'s, h. Spear, n. Sea

Hardwick Charles H. (C. H. Hardwick & Co.), granite contractor, Quarry, n. Granite (office 17 Court, B.), h. Washington, n. Sea

Hardwick Charles H. & Co. (Chas. H. Hardwick and Franklin Harkwick), granite contractors, Quincy, n. Granite (office 17 Court, B. )

Hardwick Edw. engineer, h. Quincy n. Pleasant

Hardwick E. Augusta C. Miss, h. School, opp. Marsh

Hardwick Franklin (C. H. Hardwick & Co.), granite contractor, h. Spear, u. Se:

Hardwick Frederick, grocer, Franklin, cor. School, h. Franklin, n. School [ Paine's Hill, h. do.

Hardwick Henry, boot-manufacturer, Franklin, foot of

Hardwick Henry E. book-keeper, C. H. Hardwick & Co's, h. Washington, cor. Edwards

Hardwick Jerusha N. widow of Peter,bds. Miss Palmer's, Washington, near Hancock

Hardwick John, insurance agent,-h. Granite, n.Goffe

HARDWICK JOHN F. (John Hardwick & Co.), stone- cutter, bds. John Hardwick's, Granite, n. Goffe

Hardwick John P. C. clerk, G. F. Wilson's, h. Pearl

Hardwick Justin IK. teamster, h. Granite, n. Goffe

Hardwick Thomas P. G. h. Pe aul, n. Phipps |

Hardy Weston, h. Winthrop ave. n. Warren ave.

Harlow James F. Dr. h. South, n. Paes

Harmon Eben, boot-maker, h. Gay, n. Summer

Harmon John, farmer, h. Wash. n. Wash. court, Q. P.

Harmon Sarah, widow of Josiah, h. Copeland, n. Cemetery

Harmon Wm. farmer, h. West, n. Willard

Harris George W. clerk, G. F. Wilson's, bds. G. I Wilson's, Hancock [tree line

Harris James M. boot-maker, h. Quincy ave. n. Brain-

Harris John, stone-cutter, bh. Robertson, n. Granite railway [h. Willard, n. Cross

Hart Barnard L., West Quincy and Boston express,

Hartney John, ledgeman, h. Granite, junction School

Hartney Michael, express, Quincy and Boston (43 No. Market, B.), h. School, junction Granite

Hartshorn George F. Hancock, near Adams

Hartney Thomas W. ledgeman, bds. Michael Hartney's,

Hastings Charles A. wholesale millinery (50 Temple pl. B.), bds. George G. Grangers', Germantown

Hastings Herbert, farmer, h. at Squantum

Hatch George F. h. Thayer

Havahan hoa, stone-cutter, h. off Willard, n. the depot

Havhan James, stone-cutter, h. Willard, cor. Robertson

Hayden Albert A. stone-cutter, h. Howard ave.

Hayden Arthur, P. boot-maker, h. Granite, n. School

Hayden Benj. N. stone-cutter, h. Howard, n. Quincy ave.

Hayden Charles, quarryman, h. Fort. n. School

Hayden Charles H. stone-cutter, Thomas & Owen's, bds. Charles Hayden's, Fort

Hayden Charles O. laborer, bds. Jonathan Hayden's, South

Hayden Charles W. stone cutter, bds. Samuel P. Hay-- den's, Howard avenue [ South

Hayden Edgar F. boatman, bds. Jonathan Hayden's,

Hayden Elbridge, blacksmith, .h. Pleasant, n. Water

Hayden Elbridge F. quarryman, h. Water, n. Granite

Hayden Eh, Mrs. h. Franklin, n. Pear!

Hayden E. Augustus, violinist, bds. Mrs. Eli Hayden's, Franklin, n. Pearl

Hayden George H. engineer, h. Adams place, n. Pleasant

Hayden George W. teamster, h. Brackett, n. gas works

Hayden Hannah, widow of Harvey, h. Brackett

Hayden Harriet A. widow of Lorine, h.South, n. Howard

Hayden Henry, stone-cutter, h. South, n. Howard

HAYDEN JAMES M. boot-maker, Hancock, off Cottage ave. h. Gay, n. School

Hayden Jonathan, ledgeman, h. South, n. Howard

Hayden Jaseph, laborer, Patch's wharf, Quincy Point, h. Smith's cottage, Quincy Point

Hayden Joseph W. stone-cutter, h. Howard ave.

Hayden Jeseph W. teamster, h. off Wash. n. South

Hayden Josiah, hostler, J. T. French's, bds. Academy

Hayden Loring N. stone-cutter, h. West, n. Willard

Hayden Manley, ledgeman, bds. A. P. Hayden's, Granite

Hayden Samuel P. stone-cutter, Quincy Adams Granite Co. h. Howard ave. Quincy Neck

Hayden Samuel W. boot-maker, h. Gay, n. School

Hayden William A. stone-cutter, bds. Albert Hayden's, Howard avenue

Hayes Daniel (Hayes & White), h. Copeland, cor. Cross

Hayes Francis L. lawyer (381 Pemberton sqr. room 2, B.), h. Prospect avenue, n. Warren ave.

Hayes John, ledgeman, h. r. Granite, n. Quarry _ [etery

Hayes Nicholas, ledgeman, bds. Charles F. Collin's Cem-

Hayes Thomas H. grocer, Water, cor. Phipps, h. do. |

Hayes Thomas P. stone-cutter, h. Quarry, n. Granite

Hayes & White (Daniel Hayes and James N. White), granite dealers, Copeland, off Furnace ave.

Haynes John P. grocer (728 Wash. B.), h. Grand View avenue, n. Warren avenue | Wash.

Hayward J. Francis (183 Devonshire, B.), h. Mill, near

Hayward John T. (J. T. & W. V. Hayward), painter, Cottage, bds. Wm. V. Hayward's, Cottage [ tage

Hayward Ward L. painter, bds. Wm.V. Hayward's, Cot-

Hayward Wm. V. (J. V. & W. V. Hayward), painter, Cottage, h. do.

Hayward J. T. & W. V. painters, Cottage [ Copeland

Healey Joseph A. carpenter, bds. Wm. E. Thomas's,

Healy Thomas P. stone-cutter, h. Granite, junction Water

Hemsworth John ©. jobber, h. Brackett's wharf

Herman Peter J. stone-cutter, h. Mt. Pleasant

- Hersey Eliza A. Mrs. bds. T. H. Newcoinb's, Wash. Q.P.

Hersey Ellen M. widow of Noah, h. Washington, n. Temple

Hersey Ellen M. clerk, Quincy Insurance Office, bds. Mrs. Hersey's, Washington

Hersey Frank, boatman, bds. L. H. Parrot's, Brackett

Hersey Jacob, vinegar, h. Wash. n. South, Quincy Point

Hersey Jacob H. clerk (Browning & Co.'s, Summer, B.), house 35 Hancock

Hersey John W. painter, Coddington, n. Spear, bds. Mrs. Hannah 5. Hersey, Coddington

Hersey L. Martin, painter, h. Union, n. Wash

Hetherston Margaret, widow, h. Granite railway

Hetherstone John, stone-cutter, bds. Margaret Hether- ston's, Granite railway

Hevahan Edward, stone-cutter, bds. Bridget Burns's, off Willard, n. the depot

Hewins E. J. Miss, clerk, Eldridge Clapp's, bds. do.

Hickey Kenneth C. boot-maker, h. Oak, n. Walnut

Hickman Charles, moulder, h. North Quincy

Hicks Charles S. carpenter, h. off Hancock, n. Bridge

Higgins Daniel, sea captain, h. South, n. Wash.

Higgins Daniel, h. Wash. court, n. Wash.

Higgins L. F. sea captain, h. Wash. n. Wash. ct. Q. P.

Higgins Mary, telegraph operator, at Quincy depot, bds. Mary A. Morrill's, Sea

Higgins Warren D. carpenter, Wash. h. Hancock, n. Granite [Cleverly's, Wash. Quincy Point

Hill Augustine P. piano-forte maker (B.), bds. Ebenezer

Hinkley George W. ins. clerk, bds. Thomas F. Hink- ley's, Pitts

Hinkley Holmes, Mrs. bds. Thomas F. Hinkley's, Pitts

Hinkley T. Frank, clerk (76 Chauncy, B.), bds. Thomas F. Hinkley's, Pitts [h. Pitts, c. Billings

Hinkley Thomas F. piano-maker (700 Harrison ave. B. Ay

Hitchcock George H. (Churchill & Hitchcock), Quarry, h. Pleasant, cor. Adams place

Hobart Benj. sole-leather cutter, J. D. Whicher & Co.'s, h. Franklin, Paine's Hill

Hobart Charles, h. High

Hobart Charles, boot-maker, h. Hill, Paine's hill

Hobart George H. clerk, bds. Charles Hobart's, Hill, Paine's, bill ith

Hobart Elish: 1, Mason, h. Pearl, n. Franklin [lard

Hobart Frank W. ledgeman, bds. Joseph Leavitt's, Wil-

Hobart Marcus M. boot-cutter, J. D. Whicher & Co.'s, School, h. Independence ave. Paine's hill

Hobart Wm. farmer, h. High, n. Franklin

Hobart Wm. 8S. farmer, bide. Wm. Hobart's, High, near

Hobart Winslow, trader, h. Fort, cor. Pleasant

Hobbs Lewis F. h. Haneock, n. Bi hk. bridge

Hodges Wm. A. baker, 21 Hancock, h. 31 "Hancock

Hodekinson Charles C. farmer, h. Bicknell, Germantown

Hodgkinson Michael, farmer, h. Bicknell, Germantown

Hodgkinson Wm. stone-cutter, h. Silver, n. River,Quincy

Holbrook Alden H. butcher, h. South, n. Chubbueck

Holbrook Elsie, Miss, tel. operator (American House, B.), bds. Hancock, n. Adams Academy

Holbrook EK. L. Miss, teacher, Quincy High school, bds.. Hancock, n. Adams Academy

Holbrook John, farmer, h. South, n. North

Holbrook Lysander, laborer, h. Franklin, n. Pearl

Holbrook Susan, Mrs., Dr. Underwood's, Hancock

Holden John A. merchant tailor, Hancock, cor: School, h. School, n. Hancock

HOLDEN JOHN O. watches and jewelry, 87 Hancock, h. Adams, n. Hancock [cock

Holden Submit D. widow of John, jr. h. Adams, n. Han-

Hollaran Edward, boot- maker, b. Stephen Neagle's, Ed- - wards [h. Sea, n. Cottage ave

Hollister George, salesman (340 Broadway, New York),

Holmes Elisha 'B. fish-pedler, h. Bicknell, Germantown

Holmes Naaman }. mariner, h. Bickel, Germantown

Holmes Naaman B. jr. fish-dealer, bds. Mr. Whiton's, Washington, n. engine house rw alnut, near Sumner

Holt Albert, superintendent Mt. Wollaston cemetery, h.

Holt Albert A. paper and twine (1 Edinboro', B.), house Granite, n. Goiie

Holt Isaac M. paper and twine dealer (1 Edinboro', cor. Essex, B.), h. Walnut, n. Sumner

Holton Harry, boot-cutter, J. D. Whicher & Co.'s boards Samuel W. Saville's, Summer

Hooper Geo. A. watchman, O. C. R. R. yard, h. Atlantic

Horen Thomas, stone-polisher, h. Brackett, n. Sea

Horn Trueworthy C. foreman stone-cutter, h. Granite pl.

'Horne Henry T. clerk, h. Granite place

Horton Henry K. (18 Kilby, B.), h. Elm, n. Union

Horton L. G. Mrs. h. H: ancock, n. Adams academy

Hosea Howard W. provision pedlar, h. Fort, ¢. School

House Franklin M. clerk, at Hall's, Quincey Point, bds. Granite Wharf, Quiney Point

House John, driver, h. Granite wharf, Quincey Point

Howard Alonzo, boot-maker, h. Washington, ¢. Union

Howard Wm. laborer, h. Walnut, n. Oak

Howe Edward 8S. Mrs. h. Squantum, n. Hancock

Howe L. F. Mrs. h. Squantum, n. Hancock

flowe Reginald H. Rev. (Epis.) h. Elm, n. Quincy ave.

lowe W. E. boards Nye House

HOWLAND CHAS. A. secretary, Quiney Insurance Co. Washington, n. Coddington, h. Adams, n. Hancock

Howland E. S. insurance agent, bds. Adams, n. Haneock

Howland Florence B. Miss, isachior: b. Chas. Curtis'

Howley Wm. boot-maker, house Mt. Pleasant

Hubbard C. 5. Miss, dry and fancy goods, 91 Hancock, n. Post office, house do.

Huff Benj. C. farmer, h. Germantown, n. wharf

Hughes Patrick, stone-polisher, house Furnace ave.

Hunt Chas. N. stone-m: ison, house Appleton

Hunt Chas. R. civil engineer (City Hall, B.), b. Quincy ave. n. School a School

Hunt George W. architect (41 Tremont, B.), b. Quincy av.

Hunt Henry H. h, Granite, n. Goffe

Hunt Hiram, ledgeman, h. Granite. n. Goffe

Hunt John, carpenter (O. C. R. R. Co.'s, B.), house Temple, n. Washington

Hunt John R. collector, h. Quincy ave. n. School

Hunt John T. stone-mason, b. Chas. N. Hunt's, Appleton

Hunt Mary A. widow of Simon, h. Granite, n. Goffe

Huntington Chas. W. lawyer (5 Pemberton square, B.), h. Adams, n. Common

Huntress Mahala, widow, house Elm place

Hurley David, stone-cutter, h. Willard, n. Cemetery

Hurley Jeremiah, stone-cutter, b. Mrs. James Vance's

Hussey John, stone-cutter, h. off Willard, n. Furnace

Hussey Susan H. millinery and dressmaking, Hancock, n Granite, rooms do.

IGO MARY, MRS. house Cottage avenue

Ingalls Wm. H. piano-tuner, h. Mechanic { Liberty

Iner am Samuel B. farmer, Job Faxon's, h. Summer, n.

Irwin John, blacksmith's helper, bds. Chas. Follett's, Quincey ave.

JACKSON E. boot-fitter, b. T. D. Lines', Winter, near Howard [h. Howard, near South Jackson James, upholsterer (S. Graves', No. Weymouth), Jackson S. B. Mrs. h. Wollaston ave. n. Hancock Jackson Wm. H. harness-maker, Ralph Lowe's, boards

Ralph Lowe's, Gay [ave.

Jacobs Frank, milk-driver, b. Richard Folson's, Prospect

Jacobs John, boot-cutter, J. D. Whicher & Co.'s, house Pearl, n. Franklin [ ave.

Jameson Allen M. clerk (B.), h. Winthrop ave. ec. Warren

Jeacle- Wm. boot-fitter, h. off Washington, n. North

Jenkins Cynthia, Miss, h. South, n. Washington

Jenkins Frederick, salesman (b.), bds. Horace Jenkin's,

Jenkins Horace, builder (B.), h. Hancock, n. Squantum

Jenkins Kate, widow of Joseph H. h. Sea. n. Canal

Johnson Catherine, widow of John, h. Willard, n. Cem'y

Johnson Chas. ledgeman, h. r. Granite, n. Quarry

Johnson Chas. 2d, ledgeman, b. John Miliander's, rear Granite, n. Quarry

Johnson Chas. F. gate-tender, Quincy Adams station, bds. Jonathan Johnson's, Quarry

Johnson Cotton C. h. Hancock, n. Adams

Johnson Horace, foreman cutter, Granite Railway Co. h. Cross, n. Cemetery, West Quincy

Johnson John, ledgeman, house off Quarry

Johnson John, 2d, paving-cutter, h. off Quarry

Johnson Jonathan S. stone-cutter, h. Quarry, n. Granite

Johnson Joseph,paving-cutter,r. Granite, n. Quarry,h.do.

Johnson Lewis E. stone-cutter, h. Granite, n. Kidder

Johnson Lydia F. Mrs. h. Water, n. Franklin

Johnson Samuel E. furniture maker, h. South, n. Wash.

Jones Charles Francis, teamster, Wm. H. Jones', Granite, bds. do. [ Granite

Jones Chas. H. clerk,W. P. Abbott's,b. Andrew Young's,

Jones David, blacksmith, house Granite place

Jones Dorothea C. widow of James, h. off Quarry

Jones Evan, stone-cutter, h. Granite, n. Copeland

Jones Frederick L. stone-cutter, h. Granite, n. Water

Jones George B. laborer, h. Howard, n. Howard ave.

Jones George J. harness-manuf. Hancock, n. Cottage avenue, h. do. [ Jones's, Hancock

Jones George W. clerk, George Saville's, bds. George J.

Jones Hugh, gardener, h. off Howard, n. Howard ave.

Jones James P. stone-cutter, h. Granite, n. Water

Jones John O. salesman (33 Summer, B.), h. Codding- ton, near schoolhouse

Jones Joshua, farmer, h. Goffe, n. Granite

Jones Lizzie A. Miss, boards George Jones'

Jones Mary D. widow, h. Bicknell, Germantown

Jones Owen W. grocer, Granite, n. School, h. School, n.

Jones Peleg F. ship-builder, h. Wash. Quincy Point

Jones Wim. H. teamster, h. Granite, n. Water

Jones Wm. Lloyd, stone-cutter, Thomas & Owens', bds. Andrew Young's, Granite

Jones Wm. T. stone-cutter, h. Granite place

Jordan Eben D. student, Adams Academy, bds. Washing- ten, n. Temple

Jordan John A. baggage-master, O. C.R. R. h. Copeland

Jordan Jediah P. (paper, 45. Federal, B.), h. Beale, Wollaston Heights

Josephs Freeman (Ewell & Josephs), Wash. n. Canal, bds. Levi b. Josephs', Hancock [| Coddington

Josephs F. (Ewell & Josephs), furniture, Wash. cor.

Josephs Levi B. boot-maker, h. Hancock, cor. Canal

Joss John, stone-cutter, h. Main, n. Union [ave.

Josselyn Maria C. Miss, h. Central ave. n. Grand View

Josselyn Robert, clerk (.), h. Spear, n. Sea

Joy David, stone-cutter, h. r. Granite, n. Quarry

Joy Elbridge, painter, h. Kidder, n. Granite

Joyce John, quarryman, h. Granite railway

Joyce Perez, boot-maker, Quincy ave. n. Water, h. do.

Joyce Susan Mrs. h. Quincy ave. n. Water

' Junot Francis, painter, Water, n. Phipps, h. do.

Junot Frank, stone-cutter, bds. Francis Junot's, Water

KANE JOHN, stone-cutter, h. Willard, n. Cross

Kappess Cornelius, quarryman, h. Copeland, n. Willard

Keating Albert (Keating & Spear), furniture, &c. 24 Washington, h. Wash. cor. Edwards

Keune Jerusha, Mrs. nurse, h. Water, n. Franklin

Keating John, stone-cutter, h. Common, n. Adams

Keating & Spear (Albert Keating and Samuel H. Spear), furniture, &c. Washington, n. Temple

Keefe Jeremiah, boot-maker, h. Sumner, cor. Walnut

Keeffe John, stone-cutter, h. Grove, Granite railway

Keegan Edward, ledgeman, h. W: ater, n. Phipps

Keegan Stephen J. currier, h. Cemetery, cor. Church

Keenan Christopher, quarryman, h. r. Willard, n. Wig- wam Ledge [Robertson

Keenan John, stone-cutter,; house Granite railway, near -

Keenan Terrance, laborer, bh. Main, n. Union

Keene Joseph W. physician, Winthrop ave. n. iatean avenue, bds. do.

Keene Wesley, clerk, h. Pitts

Keily Wm. quarryman, h. Common, n. Copeland

Keith Clinton A. carpenter, bds. Edmund Sparrow's, Prospect ave.

Keith Emeline, widow, h. Spear, n. Coddington

Keith Harrison A. teacher, High School, h. Hancock, near Webster

Keliher Cornelius, ledgeman, h. Quincy ave. n. Water

Keliher Cornelius, jr. stone- cutter, b.Quincy ave.n. Water

Keliher Daniel, boot-maker, h. Pearl, n. Phipps

Keliher Daniel, 2d, stone-cutter, bds. Quincy ave.n. Water

Keliher Matthew, laborer, h. Quincy ave. opp. Water

Keliher Patrick, currier, h. Quincy ave. n. Water

Kelley George, currier, bds. Quincy ave. n. Water

Kelley James, ledgeman, h. West, n. Centre

Kelley James, currier, h. Quincy ave. n. Water

Kelley John, laborer, h. West, n. Copeland

Kelley Joseph, currier, bds. Quincy ave. n. Water

Kelley Joseph H. currier, bds. Jas. Kelley's, Quincy ave.

Kelley Patrick, stone-cutter, h. Cemetery, cor. Cross

KELLEY SAMUEL, clergyman, Sailors' National Home and West Quincy Epis. Meth., h. Thayer, n. the depot

Kelley Samuel R. teacher of elocution, N. EK. Conservatory of Music, bds. Geo. S. Magill's Webster, n. Hancock

Kelley Thomas, stone-cutter, ae Kidder, n. Granite

Kellogg hanna: h. Cottage

Kelly James, stone-cutter, bds. Daniel Larkins', Quarry

Kelly James, 2d, h. Quincy ave.

Kelly James, wood-turner, h. Hancock

Kelly Joseph, quarryman, bds. A. J. Marsh's, Cemetery

KeHy Mary, widow of Johii, h. Brackett

Kelly Patrick, stone-cutter, h. Copeland, n. Cross

Kelly Thomas, carpenter, h. Wash. n. Union Kelly Wm. currier, h. Mt. Pleasant Kemp John J. h. Newcomb, n. Coddington Kendall Josiah A. machinist, h. Atlantic KENDRICK JOSEPH, wheelwright, Quincy ave. near Water, h. Franklin, n. School ' Kennealy Wm. A. Rev. h. Gay, n. School Kennedy John, stone-cutter, h. Grove, n. Granite railway Kennedy Patrick, stone-cutter, h. r. Granite, n. Quarry Kenneson Georgo W. h. Washington, n. Temple Kenney John, baker , Hodge's bi akery, rooms do. Kenney Thomas, farmer, h. Water, n. Phipps Kenney William, laborer, bds. Lemuel Billings', Hancock Kennon Thomas, farmer, h. Squantum, n. Hancock Kerrigan James, currier, h. Quincy ave. n. Water _ Kidder George R. stone-cutter, Granite Railway Co. h. Granite, cor. Fort { Leonard's, Hancock Kierans Thomas, currier, at J. W. Whitings', bds. P. Kiley Wm. laborer, h. Grove, n. Granite railway Kilgour Hannibal C. h. off Howard, n. Quincy ave. Killroy Mary, widow of Patrick, h. Douglas, n. Willard Kilmartin John, laborer, h. Copel: and, n. Willard Kilshaw John, Rharer, h. Water, n. the depot Kilshaw John S. driver, h. Water, n. Adams Station Kimball Francis E. stone-cutter, bds. William G. Kim- ball's, Cemetery, n. Cross Kimball Wm. G. blacksmith, h. Cemetery, n. Cross Kineaide Sarah, Mrs. dress-maker, Water,n. Franklin,h.do King Benj. machinist (B.), h. Central ave. n. Beale King Edgar A. machinist, bds. J. H. Lord's, Hancock King John, quarryman, bds. Patrick King's, Copeland King John, stone-cutter, bds. Daniel Hade? s, Kidder King Joseph, laborer, h. off Quarry King Patrick, quarryman, h. Copeland, n. the depot King Real h. South,n. Wash. [Jas. Barker's, Adams King Theophilus, jr. leather merchant (68 South, B.), b. Kingman Wm. boot-maker, h. South, r. M. E. Church Kirk John, h. Quincy, n. Pleasant [ Copeland Kirwan James F. stone-cutter, bds. M. J. Kirwan's, Kirkwan Michael J. stone-cutter, h. Copeland, n. Cross Kittredge Preston P. farmer, h. Wash. n. North Kobel Hubertus, currier, h. Quincy ave. n. Water

LACY MARY A. widow, h. Willard, n. Copeland

Lacy Patrick F. machinist and blacksmith, Copeland, n. Cemetery, West Quincy, bds. Mary Lacy's, Willard,

Lahey Louis, moulder, h. Farrington

Lahey Philip, carpenter, h. Willard, n. Milton line

Lakin Wilber F. h. Newport ave. Mt. Wollaston

Lamb Thomas, stone-cutter, h. Copeland, cor. Cemetery

Lamb Thomas J. stone-cutter, bds. Thomas Lamb's, Copeland [livan's, Main

Landregan John, boot-crimper, bds. Timothy M. Sul-

Lane Daniel, boot-maker, h. Water, n. Franklin

Lane Daniel W. plumber, bds. Daniel Lane's, Water

Liane John C. currier, bds. Daniel Lane's, Water, n. Franklin {| Copeland

Lane Osear- G. clerk, E. E. Jfall's, bds. EK. E. Hall's,

Langford James W. Graham's boot factory, bds. Elm, n. South Py

Langley George O. carpenter, h. Wash, n. Sea

Lanigan John, boot-maker, h. Quincy ave. n. Water

Lapham Chas. F. h. Washington, n. Chubbuck |

, Lapham Frederick A. Mrs. widow, h. Wash. Quincy Pt.

Lapham Fred A. (French & Lapham), Quincy coaches, house North, n. South

Lapham Joseph A. Quincy coaches, h. Wash. ct. Quincy Pt.

Larkin Daniel, stone-cutter, house Quarry

Larkin Patrick F. miller, b. Thos. Larkin's Walnut

Larkin Thomas, miller, h. Walnut, n. Sumner

Lary Caroline, widow of Columbus, h. Willard, n. Cross

Lary Richard, boot-maker, Beale, n. the depot, house at East Milton

Lavers John, stone-cutter, house Granite place

Law David, stone-cutter, h. Copeland, cor. Granite

Lawlor Martin, paving-cutter, h. Copeland, opp. West

Layton Richard H. barber, Elm, n. Mechanic, bds. Grid- ley B. Totman's, Elm

Leahy Michael M. dry goods, Water, c. Phipps, h. do.

Leavitt Albion, quarryman, house Granite avenue

Leavitt Charles L. stone-cutter, h. Willard, n. Robertson

Leavitt Chase F. quarryman, bds. Josiah Leavitt's, Willard

Leavitt Josiah, foreman, Bunting's quarry, h. Willard, n.

Leavitt Josiah S. stone-cutter,bds. Jos. Leavitt's, Willard

Leavitt Stephen, hairdresser, Wm. Smith's, b. Wm.Smith's,

Lee Michael, stone-cutter, bds. David Hode's, Kidder

Lee Rinaldo L. teamster, h. Quincy, cor. Pleasant

Legallee Jos. W. paper-hanger, house Faxon ave.

Lelois Ambrose B. boat builder, h. River, n. Wash.

Lelois Ambrose C. C. horticulturist, h. River, n. Wash.

Lennihan Dennis, stone-cutter, h. r. Granite, n. Quarry

Lennon Thomas, stone-cutter, h. Brackett place

Leonard Patrick, laborer, h. Hancock sq. _ [h. at Boston

Lewis George, treas. Granite Railway Co., West Quincy,

Lewis Hugh, Mrs. house Kidder, n. Granite

Lincoln Annes A. (agent Wollaston Foundry Co. B.), h. Grand View ave. cor. Central ave.

Lincoln Bela, sail-maker, Quincy Point, h. Hingham

Lincoln Daniel B. foreman foundryman, Wollaston Foun- dry Co. h. Safford, n. Elmwood ave.

Lincoln Thomas W. (Whiton & Lincoln), sail-maker, h. Washington, Quincy Point [the bridge, Quincy Point

Lincoln W. V. Mrs. boarding-house, Washington, near

Lines Thomas D. boot and shoe-fitter,' Winter, rear Howard, Quincy Point, house do.

Linehan Dennis, stone-cutter, h. r. Granite, n. Quarry

Lingham Dorothy, widow of Milo, h. Copeland, n. Granite

Lingley John W. machinist, h. Brooks, n. Safford

Linton Benj. F. engineer, Churchill & Hitchcock's, h. Copeland, n. West

Litchfield Amos M. carpenter, Marsh, c. Quincy, h. do.

Litchfield Elwood M. painter, Summer, n. Gay, house Quincy avenue, n. School

Litchfield Geo. R. bootmaker, Granite, n. Copeland, h. do.

Litchfield Ira, carpenter, h. Pearl, n. Phipps

Litchfield Liba, painter, Gay, n. Summer, h. do.

Litchfield Liba W. fish (108 Blackstone, B.), h. Beale, cor. Howard

Little John, stone-cutter, bds. Thomas Little's, Pleasant

Little Mary, house Granite railway [railway

Little Stephen B. stone-cutter, b. Mary Little's, Granite

Little Thomas, stone-cutter, h. Pleasant, n. Water

Littlefield George, farmer, h. Hough's Neck

Littlefield Henry, farmer, house Hough's Neck

Littlefield Rufus P. farmer, h. Hough's Neck

Livermore G. K. salesman (Snow's wharf, B.), h. Spear

Locke Geo. H. Justice of Peace, h. Franklin, n. Pearl

~ Logan Michael, boot-maker, h. Sumner, n. Washington

Logan Sarah, widow, h. Brackett, n. Sea

Logan Wm. H. teamster, Jos. Loud & Co.'s, h. Brackett, near the gas house

Lombard Joseph W. auctioneer, 2 Temple, h. Hancock ct.

Long Anna C. widow, h. Granite, junction School

Long Dennis, Jaborer, b. Chas. Hagerty's, off Willard

Long John, granite dealer, n. Bunker Hill Quarry, West Quincy, h. Common, n. Copeland

Lord Geo. A. machinist, b. Joseph H. Lord's, Hancock

Lord Joseph B. carpenter, h. Washington, c. Union

Lord Joseph H. livery stable, Wollaston Hotel, house Hancock, n. Beale !

Loring Chas. ship carpenter, h. Mill, n. Washington

Loud Francis P. musician, h. Washington, n. Canal

Loud Joseph, Mrs. house at Wey mouth

LOUD JOSEPH & CO. (Augustus J. Richards), flour and grain, at Quincy, n. the depot

Lovell Lucius W. (Wollaston Land office,3 State, B.), h. Grand View ave. c. Warren ave. [Brooks

Lovett Joseph W. book-keeper (237 Washington, B.), h.

Lowe James, tailor, Union, n. Walnut, h. do.

Lowe Ralph, collar and harness-maker and carriage trim- mer, 43 Hancock, opp. Cottage ave. h. Gay, n. Summer

Lucas John S. blacksmith, h. Hancock, opp. Atlantic depot

Lucy Cornelius, ledgeman, h. off Grove, n. Granite rail'y

Lunt Henry, lawyer (Brooks, Ball & Co. B.), h. Goffe.

Lunt Mary. E. Miss, h. Goffe, n. Adams

Luzarder Henry P. boot-maker, h. Granite, n. Hancock

Lyner Rose Anna, widow of Patrick, h. Mt. Pleasant

Lyons Jeremiah, stone-cutter, h. Miller, n. Copeland

Lyons Timothy, quarryman, h. Water, n. Summer

MADDEN CATHERINE, widow, h. Brackett place Madigan Bridget. widow of John, h. Quincy ave. n. Water. Magill George S. carpenter, h. Webster, n. Hancock [ave. Magoun INA widow, h. Central ave. opp. Grand View Magoun Elisha R. machinist (Globe Nail Works, B.), boards Mrs. A. B. Magoun's, Central ave. Maher Bridget, widow, h. Walnut, n. Union [n.Quarry Mahan James: stone-cutter, b. P. Kennedy's, r. Granite, Mahoney Daniel, quarryman, h. Miller, n. Willard school Mahoney James J. boot-maker, Water, cor. Phipps,h. do. | Mahoney Jeremiah, laborer, bds. Chas. Hagerty's, off Mahoney John, quarryman, h. Kidder, n. Quarry Mahoney J ohn, hostler, W. M. French' s, bds. do. Mahoney John D. stone-cutter, h. Water, n. Granite Mahoney Michael, boot-maker, h. Sumner, n. Washington Mahoney Wm. laborer, h. Myrtle Mahoney Wim. laborer, house Hancock, n. Squantum Maley John, laborer, h. Water, n. Franklin Maligan Wm. quarryman, h. Quincy ave. n. Braintree line Malone Peter, stone-cutter, h. South, opp. Winter

Maloney John, boot-treer, b. Quincy ave. n. Water

Maloney Michael, boot-maker, b. Michael Cronin's, Pearl

Maloney Stephen N. mason, h. Robertson, n. Willard

Maloney Thomas, laborer, h. Brackett, n. wharf

Maloney Timothy, boot-crimper, h. Quincy ave. n. Water

Manley Abigail, widow of Thomas, h. Wash. n. River

Manning Daniel F. stone-cutter, bds. Ellen Manning's, Granite railway [ Grove

Manning Ellen, widow of Daniel, h. Granite railway, near

Manning Luke, granite worker, h. West, n. Centre

~ Marble Waterman E. quarryman, bds. Philip Tucker's,

Marcelle Joseph, carpenter, h. Main, n. Oak

Marden Mary, Miss, teacher, Washington School, bds. Washington, Quincy Point

Marks John M. watchman, Wollaston foundry, h. Bel- mont ave. n. Beale [Quincey Point

Marks Melbourn, ship-carpenter, h. Wash. n. Bridge,

Marks Stephen F. carpenter, h. Howard, cor. South

Marnoch Alex. stone-cutter, bds. Mrs. James Vance's

Maroney Wm. blacksmith, J. Q. A. Wilds', bds. M. Kaha- lers', Quincy ave [n. Beale

Marple Wm. W. advt. agent (418 Wash. B.), h. Everett,

Marsh Andrew J. stone-cutter, h. Cemetery, n. Cross

Marsh Charles, h. Thayer, n. the depot

Marsh Edwin W. leather (64 High, B.), h. Marsh, near Quincy [ Edwards' hill

Marsh Ephraim R. farmer, bds. Charles F. Lord's,

Marsh George, h. Marsh, n. Quincy

Marsh J. Mayhew, Mrs. widow, h. Quincy, n. Pleasant

Marsh John, ledgeman, h. Common, n. Copeland

Marsh Susan 8S. Miss, h. School, cor. Marsh

Marsh Thomas M. h. 27 Hancock

Marshall Herbert W. salesman (25 Pearl, B.), bds. J. F. Marshall's, Highland ave [ Wollaston Heights

Marshall Joseph F. furniture (B.), h. Highland ave.

Martin Wm. P. printer (B.), h. Quincy ave. n. Water

Mason Alexander, stone-cutter, h. Copeland, n. Willard

Matthews Michael, ledgeman, bds. Martin Lawler's,

Maxim James E. boot-maker, h. Marsh, n. School

Maxim John L. boot-maker, h. Union

Mayall Daniel, machinist, h. Willard, n. Cross

Maynard Charles, h. Atlantic

Maynard J. W. music teacher, h. Webster, n. Hancock

McAulay Kenney, quarryman, bds. Catherine Johnson's,

McCabe Alex. stone-cutter, bds. Mary Galvin's, Quarry McCann Charles, stone-cutter, h. Newberry McCarthy Daniel, laborer, h. Atlantic, n. Hancock McCarthy Dennis, currier, h. Canal, n. Wash. McCarthy Thomas, laborer, h. Sumner, n. Walnut McCarty John, boot-maker, h. Water, n. Summer McCarty Martin, quarryman, bds. Isabella Wills', Granite, McConarty Peter, house Pearl McCook Michael, house Brackett McCormick Francis, laborer, h. off Hancock, n. Bridge McCormick John, stone-cutter, h. Granite place McCormick Wm. stone-cutter, h. Church, n. Cemetery McCoy Patrick, junk trader, h. North, cor. Wash. McCrea Daniel, tailor, h. Wash. n. Maple place McCunnerty Peter (Quincy and Boston express), h. Pearl, n. Phipps [ Walnut McCurdy Bartholomew, laborer, house Sumner, near McCurry John, shoe-maker, h. Kidder McDevitt Edward, stone-cutter, h. Willard, n. Cemetery McDonald Angus, stone-polisher, h. Walnut, n. Union McDonald Angus E. stone-polisher, h. Walnut, n. Union McDonald Daniel. stone-cutter, bds. Mrs. Josiah P. Wentworth's, Granite [ Willard McDonald Daniel, quarryman, hds. Catherine Johnson's, McDonald John A. stone-cutter, bds. Patrick McDonald's, Main [ Copeland McDonald Lewis, blacksmith, bds. Mrs. Mary White's, McDonald Patrick, laborer, h..Main, n. Summer { Main McDonald Thomas. stone-cutter, bds. Patrick MeDonald's, McDonnell James S. stone-cutter, bds. Patrick MeDon- nell's, School McDonnell John, laborer, h. Walnut, n. Sumner McDonnell John T. stone-cutter, bds. John MecDonnell's, Walnut [Franklin McDonnell John Q. (McDonnell & Sons), h. School, june. McDonnell Patrick, stone-cutter, bds. John MeDonnell's, McDonnell Patrick (McDonnell & Sons), granite worker, Quarry, n. Granite, h. School, junction Franklin McDonnell Thomas H. (McDonnell & Sons), bds. 'Patrick MecDonnell's, School (workers, Quarry. n. Granite McDonnell & Sons ( Patrick, Thos. H.and John Q.), granite * McDougal John, boot-maker h. Pearl, n. Franklin McFarland James, church furniture manuf. (49 Utica B.), h. Prospect ave. cor. Beale

McGann John, gardener, h. Adams, n. Hancock

McGann Wm. laborer, h. Copeland, n. Willard House

MecGilorey Andrew, stone-cutter, bds. Mary White's,:

McGilvery James, stone-cutter, h. Franklin, n. School

McGinniss Neal, stone-polisher, bds. Mrs. Josiah P. Wentworth's, Granite

McGovern John, stone-cutter, h. off Adams, n. the quarry

McGovern Michael, stone-cutter, h. Copeland, n. Cross

McGovern Peter, stone-cutter, h. off Granite, n. Water

~ MeGowan John, dry goods, Copeland, n. the depot, h. do.

McGowan Wm. quarryman, h. Willard, n. Robertson

MecGrané Patrick, laborer, h. Walnut, n. Union

McGrath D. A. upholsterer (51 Bromfield, B.), h. Cod- dington, n. school-house [ Quincy, n. Pleasant

McGrath Henry (McGrath Bros.). marble-worker, house

McGrath James (McGrath Bros.), marble-worker, bds. P. McGrath's, Pleasant

McGrath P. h. Plesant, n. Water

McGrath Thomas, stone-cutter, h. Douglas, n. Willar d

McGrath Bros. (Henry and James McGrath), marble workers, Quincy Marble Works, Quincy Adams Station

McGuane James, boot-maker, bds. Michael McGuane's, Sumner [ner, n. Wash.

McGuane Michael, boot-maker, Graham & Co.'s, h. Sum-

McGuine Hugh, shoe-maker, h. Brackett, n. the gas house

McGunigle Thomas, boot-maker, h. Water n. Phipps

McGwan Catherine,'widow of Terrance, h. Water, n. Phipps

MeGwan John C. boot-maker, h. Water, n. Phipps:

McHugh Charles, bds. Mrs. Sarah E. Gulliver's, Willard,

Mcelntire Farrington, real estate and insurance agent (230 Washington, B.), h. Grand View ave. n. Warren ave.

McIntire Lewis G. machinist, h. r. Granite, n. Quarry

McKay Samuel, carpenter, h. Webster, n. Hancock

McKendrick Michael, h. Copeland, n. Cemetery

McKenzie Gordon (McKenzie & Patterson), Sea, near Washington, h. 22 Hancock

McKenzie John, farmer, h. Water, n. Granite

McKenzie & Patterson (Gordon McKenzie and George Patterson), stone-cutting and polishing, Sea, n. Wash.

McKie John A. (letter carrier, Boston P. O.), h. Brooks, corner Taylor

MeLachlan Charles, mason, h. Brackett place

McLane Wm. stone-cutter, h. Union, opp. Main

McLaughlan Wm. stone-cutter, bds. Mrs. James Vance's

McLay Andrew A. mason, bds. Mary McLay's, Wash.

McLay George A. mason, bds. Mary McLay's, Wash.

McLay Mary, Mrs. h. Wash. cor. Mill

McLean Archibald, stone-cutter, h. Water, n. Granite

McLean Margaret, Mrs. h. Quincy ave. n. Water

McLean Robert M. boot and shoe manuf. Washington, n. Edwards, h. Edwards, n. Wash.

McLean Roderick, laborer, h. Old Colony, n. Hancock

McManus Daniel, quarryman, bds. Catherine Johnson's,

McMaster Samuel, salesman (Jordan, Marsh & Co.'s, Boston), bds. James McFarland's, Prospect avenue

McNealy James J. expressman (B.), b. off Granite rail'y

McNealy John, quarryman, h. Willard, n. Robertson

McNeil Peter, quarryman, bds. Mary White's, Copeland

McNeil Timothy, stone-cutter, h. Cemetery, n. Cross

McPhee Alexander, stone-mason, h. School. c. Franklin

McRae Donald (Trainor & McRae), tailor, h. Washing- ton, n. Maple place

Mead Benj. E. calker b. Benj. V. Mead's, Quincy Point

Mead Benj. V. Capt. house Washington, n. Quincy bridge, Quincy Point

Mead David, boot-maker, house Brackett place

Mead Lucy J. bds. Benj. V. Mead's, Quincy Point

Mead Peter B. stone-contractor, house Washington, near engine house

Meany Michael, quarryman, h. West, n. Centre

Mears James, prop. Great Hill House, Hough's Neck

Mears Wm.H. clerk (B.), b. Mrs. Josiah P. Wentworth's, Granite [ Granite, cor. Quarry

Menhinick Edward, stone-layer, bds. Isabella Wills',

Mennish Isaac, travelling agent, h. Webster, n. Hancock'

Merrill Allard_'S. painter, h, Farrington, c. Elmwood ave.

Merrill Frank, painter, b. Wm. T. Merrill's, Hancock

Merrill Wm. T. painter, h. Hancock, n. Fenno

Merritt Arthur C. carpenter, b. Wm. Parker's, Hancock ct.

Merritt Caroline W. widow of Jonathan, h. Granite, near

Merritt Chas. ship-builder, house off Quarry

Merritt , widow, h. ea: near Fort

Merritt Katie I'. Miss, funeral wreath preserver, house Granite, n. Water

Meserve Isaac H. superintendent Wollaston Heights, haa. J. P. Jordan's, Central avenue, Wollaston

Miliander John, boot-maker, Granite, n. Hancock, h. r. Granite, n. Quarry |

Miller Fabian, boot-maker, Sumner, n. Walnut, h. do.

Miller Geo. L. jr. stone-cutter, h. Miller, near Cross

Miller Gilbert M. teamster, h. Cemetery, n. Church

Miller Henry F. piano-forte manufacturer (B.), h. Squan- tum, n. Walker

Miller John L. stone-cutter, b. G. M. Miller's, Cemetery

Miller Swan, quarryman, house Quarry

Milne Andrew, granite-polisher, h. Water, n. Granite

Milton C. S. Miss, millinery, 97 Hancock

Miner Edward, laborer, b. off Quarry, n. Common

Mitchell Arthur L. at Geo. Mitchell's, South Quincy, h Elm, near South

Mitchell Chas. R. (Mitchell Granite Works), Quincy Adams depot, house School, cor. Hancock

Mitchell Edward L. upholsterer (Wash. B.), h. Brooks, c. Highland ave.

Mitchell Emily E. widow of Chester, h. Pleasant, n. School

Mitchell Fred, blacksmith, b. Quincy ave. n. Water

_ Mitchell Geo. H. ( Mitchell Granite Works), Water, near Quincy Adams depot, h. Franklin

Mitchell Granite Works (Chas. R. and Geo. H. Mitchell), Quincy Adams depot, Geo. H. Mitchell, agent

Mitchell Harrison O. stone-mason, h. Cemetery, n. Cross

Mitchell Israel, boot-maker, h. Water, n. Phipps |

Mitchell John, Capt. h. off Chubbuck, n. Washington

Mitchell Samuel, h. Franklin, n. School

Mitchell Thomas F. upholsterer, h. Brooks, n. Safford

Mitchell Wellington W. foreman, Wm. H. Mitchell's, b. Emily E. Mitchell's, Pleasant

Mitchell, Wendell & Co. (C. R. Mitchell and Geo. B. Wendell), Quincy Granite Works, Quincy neck

Mitchell Wm. H. granite dealer, Quarry, n. Granite, h. rear Edwards

Monk Daniel, pedlar, b. Washington, n. Union

Monk Geo. musician (Brown's Brigade Band, B.), house Washington, n. Union [c. Newport ave.

Moody Converse, carpenter and builder, h. Central ave.

Moody James, stone-cutter, h. Copeiand, n. Cemetery

Moore David W. ledgeman, h. Copeland, n. Granite

Moore Harriet E. Mrs. h. Elm. cor. Mechanic

Moore John G. clerk, Quincy insurance office, bds. J. R. Beckford's, Hancock

Moore John W. carpenter, h. Gay, n. Summer

Moran Edward, stone-cutter, bds. Mary Galvins's

Moran Joseph B. tailor, Water, n. Phipps, h. do.

Moran Wm. laborer, h. r. Common, n. Adams

Moriarty Cornelius, laborer, h. Walnut, n. Sumner [land Moriarty Murthy, ledgeman, bds. Martin Lawler's, Cope- Morrill George S. civil engineer (O. C. R. depot, B.), h. Maple place [comb Morrill Mary A. widow of Jefferson, h. Sea, cor. New- Morris Bridget, widow, h. Union, cor. Main Morris Price, stone-cutter, h. Granite, junction Water Morrisey Owen, ledgeman, h. Granite, n. Quarry Morrisey Patrick, laborer, h. Water, n. Phipps MORISON JAMES, M. D. h. Sea, n. Wash. Morse Carrie E. Miss, teacher, Washington school, Quincy Point, bds. Stephen Morse's, Gotfe [ley's, Pitts Morse Edwin S. salesman (B.), bds. Thomas F. Hink- Morse Everett H. at Hodge's bakery, rooms Quincy ave. Morse Hattie H. teacher, Wollaston school, bds. Stephen Morse's, Goffe | Morse's, Goffe Morse Joseph C. salesman (86 High, B.), bds. Stephen Morse Lizzie E. teacher, Coddington school, bds. Stephen Morse's, Goffe [n. Granite Morse Stephen, stock broker (27 Congress, B.), h. Goffe Mortensen Carl C. foreman, National Sailors' Home, h. Wollaston ave Morton Arthur A. h. Spear, cor. Coddington MORTON GEORGE W. h. Spear, cor. Coddington Morton Mary J. widow of Wm. 5S. h. Spear, c. Coddington Moynihan Cornelius, boot-maker, h. Water, n. Phipps Moynihan Elizabeth, widow, h. Mt. Pleasant Moynihan Humphrey, boot-maker, h. Mt. Pleasant Moynihan John, boot-maker, h. Howard, n. Winter Moynihan Michael, quarryman, h. Granite railway, c.Grove Moynihan Murtagh, boot-maker, h. Walnut, n. Sumner Mulgrim Dennis, laborer, h. Sea, n. Cottage ave. Mullany Barnard, stone-cutter, h. Sumner, cor. Wash. Mullany James, stone-cutter, bds. Barnard Maullany's, Sumner [ boarding-house, 74 Hancock, Q. P. Mullen James, driver, J. F. French's, bds. Academy Mullen John, driver, ice cart, h. Adams, off Common Mundy Barney, laborer, h. School, n. Marsh Mundy Hugh, boot-maker, h. Walnut, n. Union Mundy John, boot-maker, h. Union, n. Main Mundy Patrick, paving-cutter, bds. Thomas Patterson's, Granite railway [ Wash. cor. Coddington Munroe Israel W. wholesale grocer (5 Commercial, B.), h. Munroe Joseph A. stone-cutter, bds. Catherine Johnson's, Willard [ Cemetery Munroe Thomas K. stone-cutter, bds. C. L. Badger's,

Murdock James, stone-polisher, h. off Howard, n. Quincy avenue (| Copeland

Murphy Bartholomew, quarryman, bds. Mary White's,

Murphy Cornelius, stone-cutter, h. Granite railway, near Milton line

Murphy Dennis, laborer, h. Phipps, n. Water

Murphy Edward, farmer, h. foot of Greenleaf

Murphy John, boot-m: aker, h. Phipps, n. Pearl

Murphy John, moulder, bds. C. F. Billings', Glover ave.

Murphy Matthew, Mrs. h. Phipps. n. Mt. Pleasant

Murphy Michael, stone-cutter, h. Granite railway

Murphy Patrick, laborer, h. Old Colony

Murphy William G. machinist, house Neponset avenue

Murray Hector, granite contractor, Granite pl. house Granite place

NADEAN DAMOSE M. paving-maker, house Quarry, near Churchill's quarry

Nagle Stephen, driver, h. Edwards Hill, Edwards

Nash Albert C. stone-cutter. h. South, n. Wash.

Nash George, machinist (B.), bds. Mrs. Sarah Nash's, Washington [ Nash's, South

Nash George N. clerk, E. B. Souther's, bds. Albert C.

Nash John W. (Whitney & Nash), hardware and grocer- ies, 83 Hancock, h. Washington, n. Maple place

Nash Lysander W. book-keeper (367 Wash. B.), house Arlington, n. Newport ave.

Nash Sarah, widow, h. Washington, c. Mill

Nash Susan, widow of Martin, h. Winter, n. South

National Mt. Wollaston Bank, Town House, Hancock

Neagle John, laborer, h. Common, n. Cross

Neagle Stephen, laborer, h. Edwards, n. Union

Neale James, painter, bds. Elm, n. South

Neilson Andrew G. picture frame maker (B.), h Farring- ton, cor. Elmwood ave.

Nelson Angus (supt. Dover st. bridge, B.), h. Atlantic

Nelson Dana C. bds. Angus Nelson's, Atl: vel

Nelson William (asst. supt. Dover st. bridge, B.), bds. Angus Nelson's, Atlantic

Ness Ole K. stone-cutter, h. Kidder, n. Quarry

- Neweomb Abigail D. H. widow of Oliver T. house Wash- ington, near South, Quincy Point [ Winter

Newcomb Alfred A. stone-cutter, b. Paul W. Newcomb's,

Newcomb Austin F. stone-cutter, b. Paul W. Newcomb's,

Newcomb Benj. L. lather, b. B. Neweomb's, Quincy ave.

Newcomb Bryant, trader, b. Geo. R. Wright's, Howard; near Howard ave. [ opp. schoolhouse, Quincy Point

Newcomb Caroline B. widow of Bryant B. h. Washington,

Newcomb Charlotte, widow of Samuel, bds. S. F. New- comb's, Howard

Newcomb Chas. carpenter, Wash. cor. Union, h. do.

Newcomb Chas. F. farmer, bds. Mrs. J. A. Neweomhb's,

Newcomb Chas. H. carpenter, Wash. n. engine house [line

Newcomb David, quarryman, h. Quincy ave. n. Braintree

Newcomb Emily, widow of Isaac T. h. Winter,n. Howard

Newcomb Ethelinda W. widow of Henry A. h. Gay, n. Summer do.

Newcomb Everctt D. boot-manuf. Howard, ce. Winter, h.

Newcomb Geo. Mrs. h. Quincy, n. Pleasant

Newcomb Geo. Herbert, carpenter, b. Thomas Bates, Hammond ave

Newcomb Geo. W. bds. Miss Palmer's, Wash. n. Hancock

Newcomb Geo. W. clerk (Marsh Bros.', B.), h. Quincy,

Newcomb Hannah, widow, h. Canal, n. Mechanic

Newcomb Harrison G. O. boot-treer, J. D. Whicher & Co.'s, h. Franklin, n. Bass

Newcomb Ira B. upholsterer, h. South, n. Washington

Newcomb James, mariner, h. 24 Hancock - _[n. Common

Newcomb Jerusha A. estate of widow of Wm. h. Adams,

Newcomb John A. house 35 Hancock

Newcomb Jonathan, h. Howard, n. Winter

Newcomb Joseph, house Pathan n. Greenleaf

Newcomb Joseph H. teamster, H. B. Ellis's, onde Paine's Hill [ Franklin

Newcomb Joseph W. boot-treer, b. H. G. O. Newcomb's,

Newcomb Lewis, h. Sea, n. Orthodox church

Newcomb Margaret, Mrs. dressmaker, h. Sea, n. Canal

Newcomb Mary, widow of John,h. Quincy ave. n. School

Newcomb Maurice R. carver, h. Washington, opp. South, Quincy Point

Newcomb Millard F. rustic builder, b. Wash. c. Sea

Newcomb Oliver, salesman (B.), h. Washington, near Washington ct. Quincy Point [ Howard ave.

Newcomb Otis, bds. George R. Wight's, Howard, opp.

Newcomb Paul W. stone-cutter, h. Winter, n. Howard

Newcomb Peter, baker, bds. Mary Newcomb's, Quincy avenue, n. School

Newcomb Richard, carpenter and surveyor, Sea, n. Wash- ington, h. Washington, c. Sea

Newcomb Richard, jr. surveyor, bds. R. Newcomb's, Washington, n. Sea [ Winter, Quincy Neck Newcom) Rollin H. boot-paster,b. Mrs. Isaac Newcomb's, Newcomb Samuel F. grocer, Howard, n. Quincy avenue, Quiney Neck, house Howard, near Winter Newcomb Sarepta, widow of Jesse P. h. Thos. D. Lines', Winter, near Howard Newcomb Thaddeus H. foreman in stone quarry, house Washington, near schoolhouse, Quincy Point Newcomb Thomas, house Canal, cor. Cottage Newcomb William, house Quincy avenue NEWCOMB WINSLOW OM. boot-manuf. Howard, near South (and 7 Change ave. B.), h. Howard, n. South Newman MyraC. Mrs. h. Safford, cor. Elmwood ave. Newton Chas. B. painter, h. Atlantic, n. Hancock Nichols Cora F. Miss, teacher, Willard school, boards Nancy Nichols', Granite Nichols Naney, widow of Henry T. h. Granite, n. Goffe Nichols Robert, gardener, b. Michael Daly's, Water, n. Nicholson Daniel, quarryman, h. Central, n. Braintree Nicholson Wm. H. fancy goods (B.), h. Squantum, cor. Nicol James, stone-cutter, house Cottage [n. Marsh Nightingale Charlotte L. widow of Thomas J. h. Quincy, Nightingale E. Florence, teacher, b. Temple, cor. Wash. Nightingale Edward P. letter carrier (Boston P. O.), h. Temple, cor. Wash. [h. Granite, n. School Nightingale Edwin N. stone-cutter, Mitchell granite works, Nightingale Ellen F. Miss, house Centre. near Granite Nightingale James, farmer, house Granite, near Centre © Nightingale Jeremiah, farmer, house Granite, n. Centre Nightingale John, clerk, bds. EK. N. Nightingale's, Granite Nightingale Louisa S. widow of George, h. Temple, cor. Washington [n. Kidder Nightingale Mehitable, widow of Moses, house Granite, Nightingale Nathaniel, boot and shoe-maker, Granite, near Hancock, house Walnut, near Main [ Granite Nightingale Robert, farmer, bds. Jeremiah Nightingale's, Nightingale Sarah A. Miss, house Granite, near Copeland Nightingale Thomas Bb. house Centre, near Granite Nightingale Thomas J. carpenter, house School, n. Marsh Nightingale William, house Centre, near Granite Nightingale Wyman B. farmer, house Water, n. Granite Noble Thomas, farmer, house Brackett [ Franklin Nonhinick Farr, stone-mason, boards Samuel G. Curtis',

Noonan John, quarryman, house Copeland, opp. West Norris William, cigars, Granite, near Quarry, house do. Northeott Thomas, stone-cutter, house Willard, n. Cross Norton Edward, clergyman (Cong.), house Linden place Nott Francis L. boatman, boards Mrs. Mary M. Nott's, ship yard Nott George L. farmer, b. Mrs. Mary M. Nott's, ship yard Nott Mary M. widow of Francis L. h. ship yard,Quincy Pt. Nourse J. A. carpenter, h. Arlington, n. Newport ave. Nugent Alex. laborer, boards Francis MceCormick's, off Nutting Abel, stone-cutter, house Water, near Franklin Nutting Edward W. H. stone-cutter, h. South, n. Sumner Nutting John D. stone-cutter, house Douglass, n. Willard Nutting Joshua H. stone-cutter Nye Alfred, carver, house Atlantic, near Hancock

O'BRIEN ELLEN, widow, house Walnut, near Sumner O'Brien John, laborer, house Atlantic, near Hancock O'Brien Matthew, quarryman, b. A.J. Marsh's, Cemetery O'Brien Michael, stone-cutter, house Bates' avenue, near Granite railway O'Brien Michael, stone-cutter, h. Copeland, n. Cemetery O'Brien Michael, stone-cutter, boards Catherine Johnson's, Willard [ Bates' avenue O'Brien Michael F. stone-cutter, bds. Michael O'Brien's, O'Brien Patrick, currier, boards Quincy ave. opp. Water O'Brien Thomas, stone-cutter, h. Copeland, opp. Centre O'Brien Thomas, 2d, blacksmith, h. Copeland, n. Willard. O'Brien Timothy, boot-maker, house Phipps, near Water O'Brien Wm. carpenter, bds. Thos. M. Butler's, Granite O'Connell Daniel, laborer, h. off Grove, n. Granite railway O'Conner Richard, quarryman, h. Kidder, n. Quarry O'Connor Bridget, widow, house Brackett place O'Connor John, boot-miker, bds. Thos. Butler's, Granite O'Hara Michael. boot-maker, house Sumner, near Wash. O'Keefe Jeremiah, boot-finisher, J. D. Whicher & Co.'s, house Walnut O'Keefe John, house Grove O'Leary Cornelius, painter, bds. Timothy Fitzgerald's, Granite railway _ [| Mill, near Washington Oliver Matthew H. shipping-clerk (Devonshire, B.), h. Olney Albert G. house Grand View ave. near Central O'Malley Edward, stone-cutter, bds. Mary White's,

O'Neil James, boot-maker, h. Pearl, cor. Phipps

O'Neil John, granite dealer, Centre, h. West, n. Centre

O'Neil Patrick, stone-cutter, boards Mary Galvin's, Quarry

O'Shea Thomas, stone-cutter, h. Common, n. Copeland

Osborn George (at Boston Theatre), h. Charles, n. River

Osborn George H. boot-maker, house Franklin, n. Bass

Osborne William A. conductor O. C. R. R. house Arling- ton, near Brooks

Otis Stephen M. blacksmith, house South, near Howard

Owen Robert, carpenter, house rear Granite, n. Quarry

Owens Humphrey, stone-cutter, boards Mrs. Josiah P. Wentworth's, Granite

Owens Michael, stone-cutter, house Willard, near Cross

Owens Patrick, ledgeman, house West, near Willard

Owens Thomas, stone-cutter, house Miller, n. Copeland

Owens Thomas P. (Thomas & Owens), Granite, near Hancock, house Granite, near Kidder

Oxford Samuel, boot-maker, house Walnut, near Sumner

PACKARD ABNER B. refiner of metals (and E. Pack- ard & Co.), boot and shoe ink manuf. Hancock, house Hancock, near Cottage avenue

Packard Albert A. lather, h. Union, opposite Main

Packard Elisha (E. Packard & Co.), boot and shoe ink and metal manuf. house Cottage avenue, near Canal

Packard Frank (E. Packard & Co.), house Cottage avenue, corner Sea

Packard George, Mrs. house Main, near Union

_ Packard John A. boatman, h. Edwards, n. Washington