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Wolverton George, brakem.N.Y.R. h.u. 34 Wdbg. Wood Charles H. teamster, h. 21 Tolland.
" Ida A. wid. L. S. h. 55 Park av.
" James W. machinist, h. 574 Main.
" William, at Colts, h. Saunders.
Woodbeck Roswell, laborer, h. Colt. Woodbridge Alfred W. h. (108) Main, c. Wdbg. " Mary A. h. (108) Main, c. Woodbridge. Woodland Schoolhouse No. 8 Burnside av. Woods Dennis, blacksmith, h. 88 School, B. Woodworth Frances A. wid. Arthur, h.17 Bissell. " Walter, clerk, b. 17 Bissell.
Woolridge Richard, laborer, h 91 Larrabee, B. Wright William A. teamster, h. (125) Main.
YALE Charles F. printer, h. 67 Hartford av. M. " Charles M. stenographer, b. 67 Hfd. av. M.
" Maribel A. teacher 9th district school, Dar- lin, b. 67 Hartford av. M.
Yauch Charles, farmer, h. 56 Main, H.
« William, farmer, b. 56 Main, H.
ZEPP Frederick, baker, h. 17 Garvan.
Cowon Officers, Churches, Societies, Corporations, etc.
Town Officers.
EAST HARTFORD TOWN OFFICERS, JULY, 1899, Selectmen .- Arthur G. Olmsted, Joel H. Brewer, Charles W. Lathrop. Meet 1st Monday monthly from 1 to 5 P. M.
Assessors .- Charles M. Smith, Edward T. Stager, Waldo J. Driggs.
Board of Relief .- Norman S. Brewer, Charles R. Forbes, Edward Risley.
Commissioner Conn. River Bridge and Highway District .- Charles W. Roberts, 1902.
Town Clerk .- Joseph O. Goodwin.
Treasurer .- Charles Merriman. Tas Collector .- Arthur P. Moore.
Auditors .- Elijah Ackley, James P. Tobin.
Committee on New Cemetery .- Edward W. Pratt, Elijah C. Walker, Joel H. Fowler, Andrew S. Bidwell, Lawrence V. Lester.
High School Committee .- Joseph O. Goodwin, Elijah C. Walker, Horace B. Williams, Thomas S. O'Connell, E. J. Carroll.
Registrars of Voters .- William H. Flanigan, Joseph A. Steele.
Alms House Superintendent .- Eugene Burr. Health Oficer .- F. H. Mayberry.
Medical Examiner .- Walter G. Murphy. PROBATE COURT.
Regular sessions in Wells Hall, Main street, on Mon- days from 9 to 10 a. m., and on Saturdays from 4 to 5 p. m. All other days by special appointment. JOHN A. STOUGHTON, Judge. District includes the town of East Hartford only.
GRAND JURORS.
David C. Burnham, Truman Hale,
James S. Forbes, Charles W. Roberts.
William Hawksford, James P. Tobin.
CONSTABLES.
Erastus R. Cowles, Thos. D. Reid,
Robert W. Kappenberg, John Ruoff,
Arthur P. Moore, Alexander Schmidt Jr.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
George W. Bancroft, Edward O. Goodwin,
Philo S. Brewer, J. Knox Hall,
Percy S. Bryant, H. A. Jessen,
Edward P. Carroll, John A. Stoughton,
H. S. Cowles, Peter Smith,
Frederick E. Fuller, Christopher Sweeney,
Elijah C. Walker.
SCHOOL VISITORS. 1901.
Joseph O. Goodwin, Franklin H. Mayberry, Samuel N. Brainard. 1900.
Elijah Ackley, George A. Bowman,
F. Howard Ensign. 1899.
Francis P. Bachelor, Thos. S. O'Connel, Annie E. Olmsted. TOWN COURT.
Judge .- John A. Stoughton.
Deputy Judge .- Henry A. Jessen. Prosecuting Attorney .- Charles W. Roberts.
Assist. Prosecuting Attorney .- Frederick E. Forbes.
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Churches.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 660 Main street.
Organized as the third church in Hartford about 1694. Incorporated, 1894. 818 members. -, Pastor; Alfred E. Kilbourne, David L. Williams, George W. Smart, William H. Olmsted. Deacons; George W. Smart. Clerk; Erastus C. Geer, Treas. William H. Olmsted, Chairman of Trustees. Service 10.45 a. m. Prayer meeting Thurs- day evenings at 7.80. Annual meeting 2d Wednesday in January.
Sunday School .- H. B. Williams, Supt .; Miss Annie E. Olmsted, Assistant Supt; Miss Jennie L: Bissell, Supt. of Infant Dep't; Miss Hattie T. Kilbourne, Sec'y ; Wilbur S. Burnham, Treas .; Chas. H. Williams, W 'S. Burnham, Librarians; Merritt Smart, Registrar. Teachers 86, Scholars 896. Average attendance 218. Service 12 noon.
SOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. High street, near Main street.
Rev. F. P. BACHELER, Pastor; Elizur R. Ensign, Charles T. Forbes, Deacons; F. Howard Ensign, Clerk; Alfred J. Ensign, Treas. Services at 10.45 a. m. and 6.00 p. m. Organized 1876.
Sunday School-J. Knox Hall, Supt .; Rev. F. P. Bacheler, Ass't Supt .; Clifford Brewer, Clerk; F.Howard Ensign Treas .; Laura M. Judson, Librarin; Teachers 18; Scholars, 85. Volumes in library 600. Service 12 noon.
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF EAST HARTFORD, 808 Main street, Hockanum. REV. HERBERT E. MURKETT, Pastor; J.P. Kenney, Recording Steward; Chauncey Hollister, Monroe J. Brewer, W. H. Waterman, J. P. Kenney, E. S. Forbes, W. H. Myers, Trustees. Organized 1846. Preaching at 10.45 a. m. and 7.80 p. m. Prayer meeting, Thursday evenings 7.80.
Sunday School-J. P. Kenney, Supt .; E. S. Forbes, Ass't Supt .; Frank A. Graham, Librarian. Teachers 9, Scholars 80. Meets at 12 noon.
Epworth League Meetings at 6.80 Sunday evenings.
ST. JOHN'S CHURCH-EPISCOPAL. 799 Main, near Burnside av.
Consecrated June 22, 1869. Sunday services at 10 and 10.45 A.M., 8d Sunday monthly at 10.45 A.M. Other holy days at 8 A.M.
Rev. Prof. JOHN J.MoCook, Rector; Wm.H.Brainard, Percy S. Bryant, Wardens ; A. C. Liebert, Anthony McGehan, Richard Birch, Walter G. Murphy, John McCook, Vestrymen; Rev. J. J. McCook, Treasurer; A. C. Liebert, Clerk; A. C. Liebert, Choirmaster; Arthur S. Joyner, Organist.
Sunday School .- 12.80 p.m. Rev. J. J. McCook, Supt .; Francis A. McCook, Librarian.
St. Agnes Guild meets on Wednesdays. Choir rehearses Friday evenings at 7.80 o'clock.
ST. MARY'S CHURCH. ROMAN CATHOLIC. Main street cor. Woodbridge street.
This Church was organized in 1878. The corner stone was laid in 1877, the edifice was finished and occupied the same summer. Seats 700, cost $15,000. Rev. JAMES J. GLEESON, Pastor; Rev. John H. Sheehan, assistant. Services Sundays, 1st Mass at 8.80 a.m., High Mass at 11 a.m .; Vespers at 8.80 p.m.
Sunday School-Wm. J. Dowds, Supt .; Lizzie Kearney, Ass't Supt .; Teachers, 18; Scholars, 250; School, 9 a.m .; Library, 150 vols.
BURNSIDE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Church street.
REV. F. C. BAKER, Pastor; J. S. Forbes, L. S. Forbes, J. H. Burnham, W. S. Jarman, F. C. Gould,
S. A. Gardner, Trustees ; L. S. Forbes, Treas. Organ- ized, 1826. Services 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. 100 mem- bers. Frederick Hvde, Sexton.
Sunday School-12.80 p.m. Wm. S. Jarman, Supt.
COMSTOCK MEMORIAL CHAPEL, Main street, north of railroad track.
ublic Schools.
DISTRICT NO. 1. North, King Street-William J. McKee, Chairman of Committee ; E. Ackley, Treas .; Wilber S. Burnham, Clerk.
DISTRICT NO. 2. Second North, Main c. Wood- bridge-James J. Moriarity, Charles F. Brigham, Daniel D. Bidwell, Committee; Eugene A. Moore, Clerk; William G. Comstock, Jr., Treasurer. Arthur P. Moore, Collector.
DISTRICT NO. 8. Center, 671 Main, opp. Hartford av-J. Wilbur Hale, E. E. King, Erastus C. Geer, Com- mittee; Edward O. Goodwin, Treas .; Joseph O. Good- win, Clerk ; Arthur P. Moore, Collector. .
DISTRICT NO. 4. Second South ( Willows Brook), east side of Main, south of Silver Lane-Frank Roberts, F. Howard Ensign, George A. Williams, Committee; Horace B. Williams, clerk.
DISTRICT No. 5. Hockanum, 619 Main street-Nor- man S. Brewer, John Kenney, Cassius Brewer, Com- mittee; John Porter, Treas .; Clarence Forbes, Collector.
DISTRICT NO. 6. South Middle, Forbes below Brewer. Christen Handel, Chairman Committee. Charles M. Smith, clerk and treasurer ; Joseph Welch, collector.
DISTRICT No. 7. South East, Hills street-Chester Manning, Committee; Horace C. Wickham, treas .; H. B. Hubbard, clerk; Monroe Hills, collector.
DISTRICT NO. 8. Burnside, 16 School street .- F. H. Mayberry, F. J. Hartz, F. H. Hanmer, Committee; L. H. Forbes, Clerk; J. A. Steele, Collector; Chas. R. Forbes, Treas .; S. A. Gardner, Auditor.
DISTRICT NO. 9. Meadow, Darlin street, near Hartford avenue .- Henry S. Cowles, James P. Hope- well, Henry H. Lester, Committee; George W. Darfin, Treasurer; Henry E. Jessen, Clerk and Collector.
DISTRICT No. 10. Long Hill, Burnside P. O .- Chas. E. Lathrop, Chairman Committee; E. A. Williams, Treas. and Clerk; C. E. Lathrop, Collector.
UNION, No. 11. Burnside av .- John H. Walsh, Will P. Landon, Henry G. Beaumont, Committee; H. C. Gaines, Clerk; Nelson A. Whaples, Treas .; George V. Lester, Collector; W. R. Rosebrook, C. Addison Jones, Auditors.
HIGH SCHOOL, 760 Main street, opposite Wells hall .-- Horace B. Williams, Elijah C. Walker, Joseph O. Good- win, Thomas S. O'Connell, E. J. Carroll, Committee. Town tax rate, .015. 89 teachers, 1899-1900. Election of committees in June.
Enumeration of children in October, 1898, 1,484.
Public Dalls.
Bigelow Hall, P. O. Block, 720 Main, cor. Governor. Burnside Hall, 568 Burnside av. Comstock Hall, 806 Main. Raymond Hall, 651 Main, seats 800.
Sons of Temperance Hall 45 Church st., Burnside Vil. Wells Hall, 771 Main, 1st floor, seats 200. 2nd floor, seats 250. [seats 100.
(Rodman Post G. A. R. Hall) 8d floor,
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ublir Libraries. RAYMOND LIBRARY CO.
Organized 1889 in accordance with provisions of the will of the late Albert C. Raymond.
Davis E. Lane, Prest .; Edward J. Carroll, Vice Prest. ; Joseph O. Goodwin, Secy .; Lawrence S. Forbes, Treas. Directors, F. F. Street, E. J. Carroll, Alonzo P. Hills, Davis E. Lane, Patrick Garvan, Joseph O. Goodwin, F. Howard Ensign. About 2,500 volumes. Building cost $9,900.00. Permanent fund $10,000.00. Library open Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays from 2 to 5 and from 7 to 9 P. M. Miss Jessie Hay- den, Librarian. Located in Raymond Park, 651 Main st., cor. Central av.
EAST HARTFORD PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Organized February 10, 1896. 651 Main street.
William H. Olmsted, Pres't; F. Howard Ensign, Sec'y; Aaron F. Olmsted, Treas. Directors for three vears, William H. Olmsted, James S. Forbes, Walter G. Murphy; for two years, Charles F. Yale, Percy S. Bryant, .Joel H. Brewer; for one year, Aaron F. Olm- sted, F. Howard Ensign, J. Knox Hall.
EAST HARTFORD FIRE DISTRICT.
Incorporated 1889. Charter enlarged June, 1899. Commissioners for three years-Edward E. King, John P. Huntting, Thomas Galuly ; two years, William G. Comstock, Jr., John H. Walsh, Edward W. Pratt; one year, John H. Steele, Edward P. Carroll, Thomas S. O'Conuell. Clerk, A. W. Wickham. Treasurer, William R. Rosbrook. Collector, Joseph A. Steele. Auditors, J. O. Goodwin, J. P. Tobin.
Chief, Edward O. Goodwin. Assistants, Edward Bragg, T. J. McCabe.
ETNA HOSE NO. 4, 115 Hartford av-Alexander Smith, Jr., Foreman; Thomas D. Sharpe, Harry A. Holland, Ass'ts .; Robert L. Nicholson, Sec'y; Henry A. Jessen, Treas .; James Carney, Steward; Peter Prum- baum, E. Y. Reid, H. A. Yergasan, Trustees; William Dawes, Collector.
BURNSIDE HOSE No. 8, Church Street extention- James McCabe, Foreman; Edward Clancy, John Kin- nane, Assistants; Frank Smith, Sec'y; Thomas Ga- lubv, Treas.
CENTER HOSE No. 1. 6 Bissell street-Walter C. Dart, Foreman ; Edward Bruton, Frank W. Richardson, Assistants; S. B. McCormack, Sec'y; Michael F. Mul- doon, Fin. Sec'y; Edward O. Goodwin, Treas .; Wil- lard Fuller, Steward.
VOLUNTEER HOSE No. 2, 8 Park av .- C. E. Simp- son, Foreman; Julius T. Cowles, T. H. Boyes, Assist- ants; F. J. Bracken, Sec'y; James F. Mckee, Treas .; J. J. Foran, Steward.
Corporations.
EAST HARTFORD MFG. CO., paper. See page 495. THE HARTFORD MANILLA CO. See page 578. THE EAST HARTFORD & GLASTONBURY HORSE RAILROAD CO.
Incorporated 1866.
Capital $100,000. Office, 115 State st. Hartford.
E. S. Goodrich, Hartford, Prest .; Samuel G. Dunham, Hartford, Vice Prest .; George D. Curtis, Hartford, Sec'y; Daniel R. Howe, Hartford, Treasurer; E. S. Goodrich, General Manager; Directors-P. Henry Good- rich, James J. Goodwin, Daniel R. Howe, Atwood Collins, E. S. Goodrich, Leverett Brainard, George D. Curtis, John R. Redfield, Samuel G. Dunham, Hart- ford. Annual meeting in January.
EAST HARTFORD VILLAGE IMPROVEMENT CO. Organised 1877. Incorporated 1879. Joseph O. Goodwin, Treas. Executive Committee, 18 members. Annual meeting 1st Tuesday in October.
EAST HARTFORD WATER CO.
Percy S. Bryant, President; Arthur C. Liebert, Sec'y; Charles L. Goodhue, Treas .; Arthur P. Moore, Supt. Directors, Percy S. Bryant, Arthur C. Liebert, Charles L. Goodhue, George A. Fernald, Arthur P. Moore.
Societies. ORIENT LODGE No. 62, F. & A. M.
William H. Brewer, W. M .; James Harvey, S. W .; T. Jarvis Lewis, J. W .; E. E. King, Treasurer; Fred. E. Fuller, Sec'y; E. C. Walker, S. D .; W. R. Ros- brook, J. D .; P. M. Giddings, S. S .; Fred M. Hills, J. S .; E. Hart Forbes, Tyler; E. W. Pratt, Marshal; J. Knox Hall, Chaplain; J. Knox Hall, F. W. Rich- ardson, Edward F. Stager, Trustees. Organized Sept. 8. 1822. Meets 1st and 3d Wednesday evening month- ly in Masonic Hall. Annual meeting 1st Wednesday in December.
BIGELOW CHAPTER, ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR.
Miss Charlotte C. Smart, W. M .; E. C. Walker, W. P .; Miss Elizabeth Shook, Sec'y; Mrs. I. I. King, Treas. Organized April 28, 1890. Meets 2d and 4th Wednes- dav evenings except months of July and August in Bigelow Hall.
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS.
Patrick Healy, Prest. ; Michael Hyland, V. Prest .; David J. Garrity, Fin. Sec'y : James F. McKee, Rec. Sec'y; John J. Foran, Treas. Organized May 26, 1890. Meets 1st Sunday monthly at Wells' Hall.
DANIEL C. RODMAN POST No. 65, GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.
Josiah H. Smith, Commander; John F. Arnold, S. V. C .: Charles S. Roberts, J. V. C .; Duett C. Clark, Adjutant; Edward J. Carroll, Q .; William H. Brewer, O. D .; Arthur G. Olmsted, O. G .; Davis E. Lane, S. M .; C. M. Hills, Q. M. S .; E. B. Coolidge, S .; Frank Gra- ham, C .; G. Harvey Hancock, Davis E. Lane, E. B. Coolidge, Trustees. Meets 2d and 4th Tuesday even- inga, G. A. R. hall, Main street. Annual meeting in December.
WOMANS RELIEF CORPS, No. 19, AUXILIARY TO D. O. RODMAN POST NO. 65. Clara E. Lester, Prestident; Emma Lester, Sr. Vice Prest .; Anna Lewis, Jr. Vice Prest .; Mary E. Rob- erts, Sec'y; Georgia Arnold, Treas .; Sarah Bryant, Chaplain. Organized Feb. 7, 1887. Meets 1st and 8d Tuesday, monthly, in Wells Hall. Annual meeting in December.
CRESCENT LODGE No. 25.
Joseph H. Hussey, N. G .; Everett P. Brewer, V. P .; Duett C. Clark, Per. Sec'y, J. B. Andross, Rec. Sec'v; George W. Smith, Treas .; E. O. Goodwin, J. Frank Cowles, John H. Steele, Trustees. Organized May, 1889. Meets Thursday evenings at Odd Fellows hall.'
EAST HARTFORD DRAIN COMPANY. William H. Olmsted, Treas .; Wm. P. Stanley, Sec'y; the above officers and Arthur P. Moore, William H. Olmsted, Percy S. Bryant, Directors. Organized in 1878. Annual meeting first Monday in March
EAST HARTFORD GRANGE No. 87, PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY.
L. V. Lester, Master: Laura Griswold Judson, Sec'y; Elijah Ackley, Treasurer. Organized Jan. 28, 1886. Meet Friday evenings at Wells hall. Annual meeting 8d Friday in December.
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EAST HARTFORD COUNCIL No. 1287, ROYAL ARCANUM. I. Stevens, Regent: Everett E. Arnold, Secretary; H. Wilber Vinton, Treas .; Edward Risley, A. W. Wickham. L. H. Bogue. Trustees. Organized Feb. 8, 1890. Meets 2d and 4th Wednesday evenings in Odd Fellows hall. Annual meeting in January.
ELM LODGE No. 63, K. OF P.
W. R. Rosebrook, C. C .: W. H. Fowler, V. C .; Otis D. Marion, Prelate; E. J. Wickham, M. of W .; E. S. Skinner, K. of R. and S .; S. R. Hills, Finance; W. L. Huntting, A. E. Brewer, O. J. Signor, Sr., Trustees. Instituted March 17, 1899. ' Meets 2d and 4th Tuesday evenings in Odd Fellows hall.
COURT RAYMOND, FORESTERS OF AMERICA.
John Flaherty, C. R .; Ed. Bragg, S. C. R .; Charles Myers, R. Sec'y; Henry Lester, F. Sec'y; William B. Noble, Treas. Meets 2d and 4th Monday evenings at Odd Fellows hall.
WELCOME REBECKAH LODGE, No. 47. I. O. O. F.
Nellie I. Steele, N. G .; Minnie I. Sternes, V. G .; Belle Richardson, Treas .; Fannie M. Bragg, Sec'y ; Mary Cowles, Lucy Williams, George Gonnella, Trustees. Organized March 17, 1899. Meets 1st, 8d and 5th Wednesday evenings at Odd Fellows hall. Election in December.
SCHOOL CHILDREN, OCTOBER 1, 1898.
1896. 1897. 1898.
North District ..
44
46
51
Second North District.
808
812
280
Center
847
848
241
Second South
91
90
95
Hockanum
68
78
70
South Middle
89
87
40
South East
28
25
22
Burnside
280
828
888
Meadow
185
199
189
Long Hill
18
18
20
Union
Total.
1,898
1,476 1,484
GROWTH OF EAST HARTFORD, 1881-1899.
[Dwell-|Stores; School|
Year.
ing houses
and
Chil-
Hors's
Neat Cattle
Total Grand List.
1881
745
111
786
585
778
$1,856,351
1882
752
125
807
588
746
1,818,724
1888
755
124
886
580
750
1,792,356
1884
758
125
828
540
618
1,689,756
1885
765
109
827
556
666
1,681,974
1886
770
125
888
581
705
1,793,040
1887
784
127
885
572
722
1,702,235
1888
825
112
886
571
709
1,718,847
1889
868
182
989
582
824
1890
908
130
1095
635
768
2,574,146
1892 1898
1082
188
1199
695
583
2,601,845
1894
1080
182
1191
679
545
2,682,387
1895
1151
182
1818
689
530
2,781,555
1896
1165
182
1898
680
499
2,749,542
1897
1208
1476
749
489
2.825,780
1898
1248
222
1484
669
478
2,847,984
Gast hartford Post Office.
EUGENE H. MERRIMAN, P. M .- 706 Main st.
Mail leaves, Mail arrives,
7.05 A.M .... for the East. 7.05 A.M. . from Hartford.
10.25 A.M .... for Hartford.
11.05 A.M. . from u
11.05 A.M .. .. for Burnside. 12.55 P.M. . from the East.
12.55 P.M .... for Hartford. 5.25 P.M ... .. for "
6.05 P.M ... from
Mails close fifteen minutes before leaving time. - -
BURNSIDE POST OFFICE .- 25 Church street. L. H. FORBES, P. M.
Mail leaves. Mail arrives.
10.00 A. M. for Hartford.
7.15 A.M. from Hartford.
1.00 P.M. " "
11.15 A.M. 4
5.00 P.M. "
8.15 P.M. 16
7.00 P.M. &
6.15 P.M. "
7.00 A.M. Boston & East. 1.00 P.M. Boston & East.
HILLSTOWN POST OFFICE. JOEL H. FOWLER, P.M.
Mail leaves 5.15 P. M., for Hockanum. Mail arrives 6.00 P. M., from Hockanum.
HOCKANUM POST OFFICE. Main st. opposite Wadsworth st. EVA M. MARTIN, P.M.
Mail leaves, Mail arrives,
10.15 A.M. for Hartford.
7.16 A.M. from Hartford.
7.15 P.M. "
8.45 P.M.
6.15 P.M. for Hillstown. 6.00 P.M. from Hillstown.
MEADOW P. O .- 102 Hartford av. corner Village st. GRO. W. DARLIN, P.M .; G. ELLERY DARLIN, A88'T. Mail leaves, Mail arrives,
10.85 A.M. for Hartford. 7.00 A.M. from Hartford.
8.00 P.M.
8.80 P.M.
"
SILVER LANE P. O .- Main st. cor. Silver Lane. L. H. BOGUE, P.M.
Mail leaves,
Mail arrives,
10.20 A.M. for Hartford.
7.05 A.M. from Hartford.
7.20 P.M. "
8.85 P.M. =
GRAND LIST OF EAST HARTFORD, OCT. 1, 1898
1,248 Dwelling Houses ..
$1,893,475
8,6244 Acres of Land,.
872,066
222 Mills, etc.
263,270
669 Horses,
23,780
478 Neat Cattle,.
8,960
204 Carriages,etc ...
6,765
Time Pieces, Jewelery, etc.
1,286
Musical Instruments, ..
6,155
Bank, Insurance and mfg. Stocks,.
227,924
Amount employed in Trade,.
84,600
Railroad, City and Corporation Bonds.
9,500
1,760,138 Money at Interest, .. " on hand or on deposit,. 2,276,430
7,400
Taxable property not specified.
80,000
Invested in Steamboats.
750
Sheep, Swine and Poultry
100
Ten per cent. for making lists
25,263
Lees Soldiers exemption, etc. $2,918,288
As returned to State Comptroller, $2,847,984
2,020
1891
968 997
149 161
1151
680
781
1199
662
680
2,637,864
=
..
188
Mirs.
dren.
..
65,849
8.05 P.M. . from Hartford.
7.25 P.M .. .. for
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GEER'S East Hartford Business Directory, JULY, 1899.
AGRICULT'RAL IMPLEMENTS See also Farming Tools; Fertilizers. Ackley William K. 1175 Main. See page 763. Vinton C. C. 724 Main. See p. 784.
APOTHECARIES. See Drug Stores. ARTISTS. Ensign Charles H. 366 Main. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. BRYANT PERCY S. 958 Main. See page 501. Stoughton John A. (117) Main. AUTHORS: See Publishers. BAKERS. Gibbs Marshall S. 10 Central. Noble H. D. 1 Garvan. Stillman M. W. Elm n. of Bissell.
BARBERS. Bowe James J. 891 Main, n. R.R. Dannaber Thos. J. 562 Burnside av. Haughton E. 741 Main. Riplone James, 99 Hartford av. M.
BICYCLES. Bidwell H. E. 80 Wells. See page 764.
BICYCLE REPAIRER. Bidwell & Roberts, 80 Wells. BLACKSMITHS AND HORSESHOERS. See also Carriages. Burnham Frank E., Forbes, n. paper mills.
Clancy Morris, 555 Main. Duffy William, 1 Village. Page 769. .Goodrich Loren H. 67 School, B. Hutchins Chas. C. 97 Pitkin. Hyland Michael, r. 810 Main. Kinghorn David, 86 Governor. Roberts Andrew, 18 Burnside av. Smith Loren H. r. 67 School. Starks George A. 1057 Main.
BOARDINGHOUSES. See also Hotels, Restaurants. Clune John, 70 Park av. McCarty Elizabeth, Tolland n. Sch. Moore Clarissa Mrs. 2 Governor. BOARDING STABLES. See Livery Stables. BOOT AND SHOE STORE. See also Grocers. Ferguson L. W. 898 Main.
BUILDERS & CARPENTERS. Blinn I. N. & Son,597 Main c.Pitkin. See page 765. Bragg J. Merrick, 7 Elm, n.Olmsted. Carroll Joseph E. 15 Central. Driggs Waldo J. 62 Hartford av. Fairbanks Charles P. 1284 Main. Gehan John B. 68 High. Jones C. Addison, 161 Burnside. Nicholson Ruel H. 20 Village. Rood Ephraim, 7 Orchard, n. Main. Whaples John F. & Son, 2 Olmsted.
BUILDING MOVER. Nicholson Ruel H., 20 Village.
BUTCHERS. See also Meat Markets. Bailey Geo. R. 12 Broad, n. Main, H. Holbrook Erving P.2Kingn.Gilman. Steele John H. 20 School, B. See page 795. Tryon Nelson D. Porter, n. Main.
CARMEN. See also Expresses; Truckmen. Burnham George D. 70 Burnside Darlin George W. 1!4 Hartford av. See page 769.
CARPENTERS. See Builders.
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS. See also Blacksmiths. Ackley Wm. K. 1175 Main. See page 768. Burnham E.F., Forbes st. near paper mills, B.
Fowler William H. 268 Main. Roberts Andrew, 18 Burnside av.
CHURCHES AND CHAPELS. See page 786.
CIGAR MANUFACTURERS. Easterbey Thomas W. 32 Pleasant. Heck Joseph, Lester c. Darlin. Vanderburg Charles, cor. Ranney and Main.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Carson & Hayes, 100 Hartford av. See page 767. Goodwin Samuel O. 701 Main. See page 772.
CIVIL ENGINEER. Olmsted C. Henry, 1032 Main. Olmsted Wm. H. 1082 Main next to Mem. Chapel.
CLERGYMEN.
Bacheler F. P., 4 High. Bowman George A. 82 Burnside av. Gibbs J. W. 22 Burnside. Gleeson Jas. J. 10 Woodbridge. Sheehan John H. 10 Woodbridge.
CLUBS.
Hartford Canoe Club, Gilbert. Hartford Rowing & Athletic Club, Hartford av. St. Mary's Catholic Club for Boys. Wheel and Social Club, 701 Main.
COAL YARDS.
Burnham Geo. D. 70 Burnside av. Hart H. T., Tolland opp. William, B. Smith Chas. M. r. 895 Main oppo- site R.R. depot. See page 782.
CONFECTIONERS. See Fruit and Confectionery. Rosenthal Emil, 88 Burnside av.
CONSTABLE. Moore Arthur P. 952 Main, c. Pros. CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS. See Builders. DECORATOR. Fitzgerald W. J. r. 820 Main. See page 771.
DENTIST. Pratt E. W. 688 Main.
DRESSMAKERS. Hendee Kate, 2 Goodwin. Hughes Mary A. 16 Rector. McNair Christina Mrs. 29 Bissell n. Lewis. O'Neil Maggie, 6 Comstock.
Pratt Fannie E. Mrs. 18 Bragg n. Olmsted.
DRUG STORES. Levy Julius, Burnside av. opp. Sch. Lowry Wm.A.806 Mn. opp.Brnsd.av. Noble Wm. B. 730 Main.
DRY GOODS. See Grocers. EXPRESS. See also Carmen, Trucking. Busiere Fred'k J. 26 Woodbridge. See page 575.
FARMING TOOLS. See Agricultural Implement Mfr. Ackley William K. 1175 Main. See page 768. Carson & Hayes, 100 Hartford av. See page 767. Vinton C. C. 724 Main. See p. 784.
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FEED STABLES. Grant H. W. r. 748 Main. See p. 772. FERTILIZERS. See also Agricultural Implements. Smith C. M., Main, opp. R.R. Depot. See page 782.
FIRE DEPARTMENT. Etna Hose Co.No.4, 119 Hartford av. Burnside Hose, No. 8, Church st. B. Center Hose, No. 1, 6 Bissell. Volunteer Hose No. 2, 8 Park av.
FLORIST. Richardson Frank W. 680 Main. See page 780. FLOUR, GRAIN & FEED. See also Grocers. Brewer Edgar & Son, 184 Main. See page 766.
Cox W. 895 Main. Goodwin Samnel O. 701 Main, east side, north H'frd av. See page 772. Vinton C. C. 724 Main. See p. 784. White G. M. & Co. 101 Hartford av. See page 784. FRUITS. Carson & Hayes, 100 Hartford av. See page 767.
Noble Bros. 874 Main.
FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY. Rosenthal Emil, 88 Burnside. Salreno Nicadamo, 94 Hartford av. Slater Charles C., Burnside av.
FURNITURE MOVER. Ayers Frank W. 620 Main.
GAS FITTER. Beck Curt F. 46 Governor. page 764.
See
GENERAL JOBBING. Ayers Frank W. 620 Main. Duffy William, 1 Village. page 769. See
GENERAL STORES. See Grocers; Provisions. GRANITE WORKS. Hollis & Fogarty, 12 Saunders. See page 770.
GRAVE STONES. Hollis & Fogarty, 12 Saunders. See page 770.
· GRIST MILLS. Cox William J., 244 Main, H. Vinton C. C., P.O. address Vinton's Mills. See page 784. GROCERS. Adams W. H. & Son, 16 Burnside av. Bogue Lincoln H., Main, c. Silver. Brewer Monroe J. 275 Main. Carson & Hayes, 102 Hartford av. See page 767. Dowds W. J. 810 Main. Dowed Ralph S. 14 Church. Doyle H. A. & Co. 566 Burnside av. Forbes Leonard H. 25 Church, B. Fowler Joel H., Hills n. Oak, H. Goodwin Samuel O. 701 Main, east side, north H'f'd av. See page 772. Rathgeb John, 95 Pitkin. Risley F. S. (267) Main. Stoughton W. G. 887 Main. Taft Harry H. 110 Main. Vinton C. C. 724 Main, cor. Gov- ernor. See page 784.
HACKS. Ses Livery.
HALLS AND BLOCKS, ETC. See Public Halls, Eic. See page 791. HORSE DEALERS. Williams Bros. 50 Hartford av. HORSE SHOERS. See Blacksmiths.
HARNESS STORES, ETC. Gaines Albert, 726 Main. Kirbell Joseph, 571 Main. Oelkuck Edward, 20 Pleasant. HOT WATER HEATING. Beck Cart F. 46 Governor. page 764. HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES. See also Restaurants. Hotel Imperial, 99 Hartford av. Moore Clarissa Mrs. 2 Governor. New England House, 808 Main. HOUSE PAINTERS. See Painters.
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