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| Hull W. H. | 34. | Holmes & Rugg. | 211, 390 |
| Harrington John | 68. 52. | Hill Miss. Emily. | 218 |
| Hawes H. G. | 64. | Huntington. G. P. | 247. |
| Harris. William | 50 | Haven. Miss E H | 341, 349 |
| Holmes O. W. | .69. | Heckle Mrs Wm | 336 |
| Hall. J. K. | 87, 374 | Hall Martin L | 312 |
| Hanscomb. Mrs W. L. | 102 | Howe M. G. | 308, 303. |
| Hobart. Mrs S. B. | 104 | Hammond G. G. | 383 |
| Harris. John. S. | 103 | ||
| Hunnewell H H | 118. | ||
| Hughs Geo. | 127 | ||
| Hobart. A. Wm | 141 | ||
| Harmon. J. & H. M. | 140. | ||
| Howes. Alfred. | 158 | ||
| Hagar. J. B. | 158 | ||
| Huntington S. E. | 176 |
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