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GENEALOGY COLLECTION
ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 01100 7637
PART FIRST.
GAZETTEER
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BERKSHIRE COUNTY, MASS. 1725 -- 1885.
Compiled and Published by
HAMILTON CHILD,
AUTHOR OF WAYNE, ONTARIO, SENECA, CAYUGA, TOMPKINS, ONONDAGA, MADISON, CORTLAND, CHEMUNG, SCHUYLER, STEUBEN, ORLEANS, HERKIMER, CHENANGO, NIAGARA, ONEIDA, MONROE, GENESEE, SARATOGA, MONTGOMERY AND FULTON, ALBANY AND SCHENECTADY, RENSSELAER, WASHINGTON, WYOMING, LEWIS, COLUMBIA, SULLIVAN, SCHOHARIE, OTSEGO, ULSTER, CHAUTAUQUA, ST. LAWRENCE, BROOME AND TIOGA, CATTARAUGUS, ALLEGANY, AND OTHER COUNTY DIRECTORIES IN NEW YORK STATE, AND'ERIE AND CRAWFORD COUNTIES, THE BRADFORD OIL DISTRICT IN PENNSYLVANIA, BENNINGTON, RUTLAND, ADDISON, CHIT- TENDEN, FRANKLIN AND GRAND ISLE, LAMOILLE AND ORLEANS, WINDSOR AND WINDHAM COUNTIES IN VERMONT.
PERMANENT OFFICE,
SYRACUSE, N. Y. ESTABLISHED 1866.
" He that hath much to do, will do something wrong, and of thay wrong must suffer the conse- quences ; and if it were possible that he should always act rightly, yet when such numbers are to judge of his conduct, the bad will censure and obstruct him by malevolence, and the good sometimes by mistake."-SAMUEL JOHNSON.
SYRACUSE, N. Y .: PRINTED AT THE JOURNAL OFFICE, JANUARY, 1885.
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Leap Years have two letters ; the first is used till the end of February, the second during the remainder of the year.
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INTRODUCTION.
In presenting to the public the "Gazetteer and Business Directory," we desire to return our sincere thanks to all who have kindly aided in obtaining the information it contains, and thus rendered it possible to present it in the brief space of time in which it is essential such works should be completed. Especially are our thanks due to the editors and managers of the county papers, for the uniform kindness they have evinced in calling public attention to our efforts, and for essential aid in furnishing material for the work. We have also found valuable aid in the following : The various papers that have been read before the Berkshire Historical Society ; the Berkshire Athenaeum ; The " History of Western Massachusetts," by J. G. Holland; Fields " History of Berkshire County," published in 1829; the "Gazetteer of Massachusetts," by Elias Nason, M. A., published in 1874; the “ Gazetteer of Massachu- setts" by John Hayward, published, in 1847 ; the " History of Lee," com- piled by Rev. C. M. Hyde, D. D., and Alexander Hyde ; " History of Great Barrington," by Charles J. Taylor ; " History of Pittsfield," by J. E. A. Smith ; the "Geology of Massachusetts," by Edward Hitchcock, LL. D .; " His- tory of Savoy," by H. E. Miller ; "History of Paper making in Berk- shire," by Hon. Byron Weston ; " Historical Address on New Marlboro," by Aaron Smith ; "Historical Lecture on Lee," by Rev. Amory Gale ; "Tagh- conic, or a Romance of the Hills," by "Godfrey Greylock ;" Report of the "Cen- tennial Celebration of Lenox ;" " Centennial Celebration of Sheffield ;" Re- port of the " Berkshire Jubilee," held at Pittsfield in 1845; "Report of the Massachussets Board of Education ;" the " Manual of the General Court ;" F. B. Beers's "Atlas of Berkshire County ;" The " Berkshire Life Insurance Co.'s Map of Berkshire County ;" and in the various pamphlets, and to the reports of a number of societies, institutions, corporations and towns. Our thanks are also due to the clergy throughout the county, and to Hon. Julius Rockwell, of Lenox; H. D. Sedgwick, of New York city; W. M. Kniffin, of West Stockbridge; Josiah A. Royce, of Lanesboro ; Prof. A. L. Perry, of Williams college ; Henry W. Taft, W. R. Plunkett and James W. Hull, of Pittsfield ; H. Clay Bliss, Hon. Jarvis Rockwell and Frederick P. Brown, of North Adams; George W. Adams, D. J. Dean, and Franklin H. B. Munson, of Adams; Leonard McCullock, of Savoy; Dr. James Smedly, of Williamstown ; A. B. Clark, of Lee ; Hon. Norman W. Shores
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INTRODUCTION.
and A. Chalkley Collins, of Great Barrington ; E. J. Vosburgh, of Sheffield, and to many others who have rendered valuable aid.
That errors have occurred in so great a number of names is probable, and that names have been omitted which should have been inserted is quite cer- tain. We can only say that we have exercised more than ordinary diligence and care in this difficult and complicated feature of book-making. Of such as feel aggrieved in consequence of errors or omissions, we beg pardon, and ask the indulgence of the reader in noting such as have been observed in the subsequent reading of the proofs and which are found corrected in the Errata following the Introduction.
It was designed to give a brief account of all the church and other socie- ties in the county, but owing in some cases to the negligence of those who were able to give the necessary information, and in others to the inability of any one to do so, we have been obliged to omit special notices of a few.
We would suggest that our patrons observe and become familiar with the explanations at the commencement of the Directory on page 3, part 2d. The names it embraces, and the information connected therewith, were obtained by actual canvass, and are as correct and reliable as the judgment of those from whom they were solicited renders possible. Each agent is furnished with a map of the town he is expected to canvass, and he is required to pass over every road and call at every dwelling and place of busi- ness in the town in order to obtain the facts from the individuals concerned whenever possible.
The margins have been left broad to enable any one to note changes oppo- site the names.
The Advertisers represent some of the leading firms and business men of this and other counties, and we most cheerfully commend them to the pat- ronage of those under whose observation these pages may come.
We take this occasion to express the hope that the information found in the book will not prove devoid of interest and value, though we are fully conscious that the brief description of the county the scope of the work enables us to give, is by no means an exhaustive one, and can only hope that it may prove an aid to future historians, who will be the better able to do full justice to the subject.
While thanking our patrons and friends generally for the cordiality with which our efforts have been seconded, we leave the work to secure that favor which earnest endeavor ever wins from a discriminating public, hoping they will bear in mind, should errors be noted, that "he who expects a perfect work to see, expects what ne'er was, is, nor yet shall be."
HAMILTON CHILD.
ERRATA.
ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS.
PART FIRST.
County Chapter .- On page 19, tenth line from the top, read 16th day of 3d month, 1762, instead of "1862."
Hancock .- Charles H. Read's tannery, in Hancock, was built in 1874. The first was built at least 40 years ago, was destroyed by fire in 1867, rebuilt in 1869, when Mr. Read bought it and enlarged it. It was again destroyed by fire and rebuilt by Mr. Read in 1874. He gives employ- ment to twelve men in the manufacture of card and russet grain leather. The production is from 350 to 400 sides of leather per week.
Lanesboro .- The M. E. church of Lanesboro was organized in 1864, with eight members, the present membership being thirty-three. The first pastor was Rev. Mr. Boxley. The church building will comfort- ably seat 125 persons, and is valued at $700.00, about its original cost. The Sunday-school numbers forty scholars. Rev. H. W. Dann is the present pastor.
PART SECOND.
Adams .- ALLEN IRON WORKS, manufacture chain splitting, not "chair" splitting machines as printed on page 4.
BEVERLY ZELOTUS F., has sold out his meat market in this town, and removed to Hinsdale, where he is engaged in the real estate business. Charbonneau John B., is pastor of the Seven Dolors church.
Becket .-- CORDONIER AUGUSTUS and Nicholas receive their mail at East Lee postoffice.
MALALLY JOHN, instead of "Malaly," as printed on page 52.
Tower Hercy E., not "Town," as printed on page 54.
Cheshire .- Adams Enos & Co., (of Bennington, Vt.) manufacturers of quartz sand, Thomas J. Gatheny, superintendent.
Cheshire Water Works, the officers are J. D. and J. G. Northup, not "North- rup," as printed on page 57.
DEAN GEORGE Z., deals in general, not "funeral" merchandise, as printed on page 58.
HOWES HENRY & SON, make cheese in the John Leland cheese factory, instead of as printed on page 59.
Northup Jared D., is supt. of John Leland cheese factory, not as printed on page 62.
NORTHUP LEROY J., not "Leroy A.," as printed on page 62.
WHITE DAVID D., lumberman, soldier in Co. E, 37th Regt., Mass. Vols., captured and made prisoner of war Maj .- Gen. Custis E. Lee, at Sailors' Creek, April 6, 1865, h Depot street.
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ERRATA-ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS.
Dalton .- CALLAGHAN THOMAS, not "Callahan," as printed on page 69.
CURTIS MARSHALL C., not as printed on page 72.
LOCKWOOD ARTHUR C., not "Arthur G.," as printed on page 75.
Great Barrington .- EVANS CHARLES is a patron of this work.
KELLOGG FREDERICK, and Frederick, Jr., are located on road 44, not "38" as printed on page III.
Owen Paper Co., (Housatonic) Henry D. Cone, prop., instead of "Henry & Cone, props., as printed on page 114.
REUWEE EUGENE L., instead of "Renwee" as printed on page 115. SPRIGGS JAMES D., instead of "James E.," as printed on page 117. WHIPPLE FRED C., is a patron of this work.
Hancock .- LAWSON IRA R., is a patron of this work. Whitman James R., owns farm 360.
Hinsdale. - Frissell Thomas A., is also agent American Express Co. INGRAM GEORGE, not "Ingham" as printed on page 127. SAYERS WILLIAM., is a patron of this work.
Lanesboro .- ELMWOOD INSTITUTE, Rev. A. A. Gilbert, M. A., principal.
Sherman Joel B., is located on r 29, not "49," as printed on page 135. WOOD CHARLES L., instead of Charles "C,," as printed on page 136.
Lee .- Beebe Levi is a resident of Gt. Barrington, (see directory of that town.)
Child William D., resides on road 11, not "15," as printed on page 141. NUSS ALEXANDER, has moved to Pittsfield, since our canvass, (see Pitts- field Directory.)
SMITH ALBERT M., is a patron of this work.
Sturges Edwin, r 26, with his father, Edwin, in the marble business.
Verran Byron L. and John, instead of "Veran," as printed on page 166.
Lenox. - Lannier Charles, r 35, banker, 26 Nassau street, New York city, breeder of Jersey cattle, reg., 20 horses, owns Allen Windom farm 190. MALLARY R. DEWITT, instead of "Mallory," as printed on page 177. RACKEMANN ELIZABETH SEDGWICK, r 42, widow of F. W., farm 75. SCHENCK HARRY DE B., is proprietor of Larchmount farm, not "Larch- ment," as printed on page 181.
THAYER RUFUS L., on page 183, lives on road 5, in Lee.
WELCH MICHAEL, instead of "Welsh," as printed on page 184.
New Ashford -- Roys Lester, instead of "Rays," as printed on page I90.
New Marlboro. - Barber & Cook, (Southfield) (Herbert L. B. and Arthur J. C.) whip manufacturers, have formed a partnership since our canvass.
Benedict Stephen W., instead of "Stephen N.," as printed on page 192. Berkshire Paper Co, (Mill River) James Goodwin, pres., manufs. of book paper.
BISHOP MARIA B., on page 192, is the widow of Wesley.
Cooper John T., is book-keeper for Berkshire Paper Co., not "Buksline," as printed on page 193.
Frost S. T., teacher.
HENNESSY PATRICK R., resides on road 54, not "59," as printed on page 196.
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ERRATA-ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS.
Norton Egbert D., resides on road 69, instead of "70," as printed on page 199.
Smith Lyman A., (Clayton.)
North Adams. - ARCHER OSCAR A., instead of "Arthur," as printed on page 203.
Cady Arthur D., was appointed cashier of the Berkshire National Bank, in January, 1885, in place of Charles H. Ingalls, resigned.
CHEESBRO HOMER, instead of "Cheesebro," as printed on page 213. CHEESBRO MUNROE, is a patron of this work.
CROCKER FRANK P., is a patron of this work.
HENRY RALPH L., instead of " Hewey," as printed on page 229.
*HOOSAC VALLEY NEWS, on page 234, Hardman & McMillin are now publishers.
Ingalls Charles H., has resigned the cashiership of the Berkshire Nat. Bank, Arthur D. Cady taking his place.
McMillin Edward A., (Hardman & McMillin) h 16 Ashland st.
McPHERSON JOHN M., is a patron of this work.
*MERRIAM S. D. DR., has removed to Ashley Falls, in the town of Shef- field.
North Adams Electric Light and Power Co., Geo. Darby, pres .; F. L. Til- ton, sec'y ; E. Barnard, treas. ; organized since our canvass.
North Adams Gas Light Co., on page 246, Arthur D. Cady, not "Cody," is secretary.
Phelps Carleton T., is agent for Cluett & Sons, at 72 Main st.
Rowley F. H. Rev., pastor Baptist church.
Richardson Charles T., fireman on R. R., h 17 Quincey.
Sherman William B., (Blackinton) farm laborer.
TALHAM ALBERT E., is a patron of this work.
WHIPPLE HENRY F., instead of " Henry A.," as printed on page 263.
Otis .- TINKER WILLIAM, on page 270, is also proprietor of a tannery.
Peru .- FRISSELL DWIGHT, resides on road 17.
Pittsfield .- BARRETT HENRY N., instead of "Henry U.," as printed on page 277.
Berkshire Blacking Co. have removed their business to the old "drum shop," corner Learned's lane and Taconic st.
Berkshire Valley Paper Co. occupy the second floor of the Gamwell block, on Railroad st.
Briggs Josiah, is manufacturer of medicines, not "machines," as printed on page 282.
Collins D. M. & Co, (Dwight M. C., and Tillotson & Power,) manufs. of knit underwear, Central block.
*COOLEY ARTHUR N., is successor to his father, S. M. Cooley, in the carriage business, since the printing of card on page 290.
*CORKHILL BROS., firm dissolved December 4, 1884, and the business is now carried on by John Corkhill.
Colt Henry and Henry Jr., instead of " Coult," as printed on page 293, and are the same as mentioned on page 291.
Courtney M. J., curate of St. Joseph's church, in place of Rev. Thomas Joyce, who removed to Greenfield.
CURTIN PETER P., on page 361, is a patron of this work.
Elmer Edwin, of the firm of L. A. Stevens & Co., on page 300, has removed to Blair, Neb.
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Ford Henry G., clerk for A. A. Wells, 25 North st.
HANNON THOMAS A., instead of " Thomas S.," as printed on page 310 Harrison Almon H., grocer, has removed from 97 North st. to the Gamwell block, on Railroad st.
Hill Emory F., salesman for Edwin C., 29 North st.
HUNE CLARENCE H., a patron of this work, instead of " Hume," as printed on page 314.
Jones Edward D. G., instead of "Edwards, D. G." as printed on page 315. Joyce Thomas Rev., has removed to Greenfield.
Linn William D. B., died in 1884.
Miller & Gamwell's feed store is located in the Gamwell block.
MORTON WARNER G., not "Warren G.," as printed on page 329.
Murphy John J., druggist, will remove to Academy of Music Annex, April I, 1885.
PIERCE RUSH A., instead of " Piere," as printed on page 374.
PITTSFIELD FURNITURE CO. have dissolved, Wm. C. Renne having
bought Peter F. Harder's interest, and the business will be removed to Renne's block, Fenn st
Russell Solomon N., instead of "Solomon M.," as printed on page 344.
SOUTH PHILIP, died October 10, 1884, aged 60 years and 6 months.
Van Sickler Martin, cotton manuf., is located on Water st.
WELLER EDGAR M, resides on road 36, not " 86," as printed on p. 378. Welles R. H., stock and produce broker, room 22, Berkshire Life Ins. bldg. Werden Elias, instead of " Worden," as printed on page 361.
WILCOX WILLIAM E., is a patron of this work.
Richmond .- Williams Jennie E. Miss, instead of " Mrs.," as printed on page 385.
Sandisfield .- Bidwell & Langdon have sold their Montville store to Norman P. Sears.
Claflin Alfred, on page 386, is a rake manufacturer.
DEMING & NORTHWAY, on page 387, A. C., not "C. E." Northway, is a member of the firm.
Sheppard George A., instead of " Sheppard," as printed on page 391.
Shepard Lewis F., instead of " Sheppard," as printed on page 392.
THOMSON MYRON L., instead of "Thompson," as printed on page 392.
Savoy .- McCULLOCK ALMIRON J., and LEONARD, instead of " McCulloch," as printed on page 397.
Perry Linus E., instead of " Line E.," as printed on page 397.
Sheffield .-* MERRIAM S. D. DR., (Ashley Falls) has removed to this town from North Adams.
Stockbridge .- BRACKEN THOMAS E., is a patron of this work.
Day Edward L., deputy sheriff, Railroad st.
West Stockbridge .- Toby John F., r 21, farmer, owns the homestead of Sylvanus Toby.
Williamstown .- Smith Andrew M., M. D., is physician and surgeon, not " surveyor," as printed on page 460.
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INDEXES.
GENERAL CONTENTS.
Almanac or Calendar for 20 years, part I
2
Business Directory, by towns, part 2
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Census Table, 1790 to 1880, part I
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Classified Business Directory, part 2
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County Officers
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Courts in Berkshire County
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Distance Table, part
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Errata
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Gazetteer of County, part I
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Gazetteer of Towns, part I
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Mail Routes and Stage Lines
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Map of Berkshire County
inside of back cover
Postal Rates and Regulations 13
Postoffices and Postmasters. 12
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Societies.
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INDEX TO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Adams
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New Ashford 190
Alford
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New Marlboro 191
Becket
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North Adams 202
Cheshire
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Otis
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Clarksburg
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Peru 270
Dalton
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Pittsfield village . 273
Egremont
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Pittsfield, outside fire limits 361
Florida 86
Richmond 379
Great Barrington village 89
Sandisfield- 386
Great Barrington, outside village
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Savoy 394
Hancock. 119
Sheffield 399
Hinsdale 123
Stockbridge 412
Lanesboro I32
Tyringham 427
Lee
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Washington . 429
Lenox
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West Stockbridge. 432
Monterey
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Williamstown.
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Mount Washington
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INDEX TO ILLUSTRATIONS.
PART I.
Z. Crane, Jr., & Bro.'s mill, Dalton. opposite 128
Old Court House, &c., Lenox, . . 210
Onota Lake and Greylock Mountain, 277
The Park, Pittsfield, 279
Court House, Pittsfield, 28I
S. K. Smith & Co.'s silk mill, Pittsfield, 292
Methodist Episcopal church, Pittsfield, 319
St. Joseph's (R. C.) church, etc., Pittsfield, 32I
Thomas C. Phelps, (steel portrait) Williamstown,. opposite 409
PART II.
Vestal of Larchmount, (portrait Guernsey cow) 470
Publisher's Notes, part 2.
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Adams Freeman The, Adams. 60
Andlers Mrs. F., bakery, Pittsfield. 210
Anthony J. H. & Co., general jobbers, Pittsfield 146
Barrett F. J., jeweler, Lenox 258
Barton Wesley B., poultry dealer, Dalton 70
Bates & Benedict, laundry, Pittsfield. 70
Beals D. A. & Son, carpenters and builders, North Adams 210
Berkshire County Eagle The, Pittsfield. 178
Berkshire Courier The, Great Barrington. 242
Brewer John & Sons, lumber dealers, Great Barrington. 100
Burt Wallace M., attorney at law, Adams 18
Butler James H., lumber dealer, Pittsfield
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Carter & Lawrence, carpets, Pittsfield. inside back cover
Chapin A. N. Mrs., artist, Pittsfield. 50
Chickerings Commercial College, Pittsfield .. foot lines and 274
Child Hamilton, comprehensive diary, Syracuse, N. Y 384
Clark W. D. & Co, clothing store, Lee I46
Cooley S. M., Arthur N. Cooley, successor, carriage builder, Pittsfield. 290
Corkhill Bros., painters and paper hangers, Pittsfield. 34
Cummings John, contractor and builder, North Adams 2IO
Curtin & Hanrahan, milliners, Adams. 18
Dalrymple Orson, grocery, North Adams 50
Diehl Martin, bakery, Pittsfield. 194
Fitch Horace S., marble dealer, Alford, 34
Fuller Samuel G., livery stable, Dalton.
Gillmor Fred, druggist and apothecary, Lee 70
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Goodell J. W. & Co., headstones and monuments, Burlington, Vt.,
.fly leaf, opposite back cover
Goussett J. B., grocery and general merchandise, East Lee. I46
Heaphy Thomas, sewer pipe, Pittsfield. 194
Henry, Johnson & Lord, proprietary medicines, Burlington, Vt. 513
Hill E. C., hatter and furrier, Pittsfield. . foot lines and 352
Hoosac Valley News The, North Adams 320
Jenks & Legate, hats and caps, Adams. foot lines
Jones A. H., steam, water and gas plumber, North Adams
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Learned Frank, Onota stock farm, Pittsfield.
368
Learned Lyman Clapp, carriage works, Pittsfield
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Lucas H. P., agricultural implements, Pittsfield
471
Manning M. S. & Son, drug store
Merriam Dr. S. D., Ashley Falls . 194
Moore J. S., druggist and apothecary, West Stockbridge. 434 Morton Warner G., coal and wood, Pittsfield. inside back cover
Newman J. R. & Sons, custom tailor, Pittsfield.
Newton H. H., real estate, Pittsfield. 400
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North Adams Transcript The, North Adams 336
Pittsfield Steam Renovating Co., Pittsfield. 258
Pixley E. S., M. D., cancers and tumors, Pittsfield 18
Platt's Son, C. B., hatter and furrier, Pittsfield 290
Robbins F. A., jeweler, Pittsfield . inside back cover
Kilian P., music store, Pittsfield. . 100
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS-CONGRESSMEN-COUNTY OFFICERS.
Schenck H. de B., Guernsey cattle, Lenox .. 471
Shaw Henry F., druggist, and jeweler, Dalton 70
Spiegel H., millinery, Pittsfield. 384
Sun Printing Co. The, Pittsfield. IT6 Teale W., bakery, Pittsfield. 400 Teeling W. H. & Co., bakery, Pittsfield
384
Valley Gleaner The, Lee.
162
Walden W. B. Mrs., book and job printing, North Adams 50
Watkins & Simmons, photographers, Pittsfield 210
White John & Co., florists, Pittsfield. 368
Williams D. P. & Son, hardware dealers, Lee.
230
Williams Eleazer, hardware, Pittsfield. inside back cover Wood Bros., music store, Pittsfield . 84
CONGRESSMEN.
United States Senator.
Henry L. Dawes Pittsfield
Representative in Congress.
Francis W. Rockwell. Pittsfield
COUNTY OFFICERS.
State Senators.
Northern Berkshire District .. S. Proctor Thayer, of North Adams
Southern Berkshire District .Herbert C. Joyner, of Great Barrington
Representatives to the General Court.
DISTRICT.
I. Hancock, Lanesboro, New Ashford, Williamstown, and Clarksburg-Bushnell Danforth, of Williamstown.
II. Adams and North Adams-Moses B. Darling, of North Adams, John Adams, of Adams.
III. Pittsfield and Dalton-Dewitt C. Munyan, of Pittsfield, John Allen Root, of Pittsfield.
IV. Florida, Savoy, Cheshire, Windsor, Washington, Peru, and Hindsdale-Edwin Tremain' of Hinsdale.
V. Becket, Lee, Otis, and Tyringham-Henry C. Phelps, of Lee.
. VI. Richmond, Lenox, Stockbridge, and West Stockbridge-Chauncey Sears, of Lenox.
VII. Alford, Egremont, Gt. Barrington, and Monterey-Alfred S. Fossett, of Great Barrington.
VIII. Mount Washington, New Marlboro, Sandisfield, and Sheffield-Charles A. Claflin, of San- disfield.
District Attorney-J. A. Waterman, of Pittsfield.
Judge of Probate and Insolvency-James T. Robinson, North Adams.
Register of Probate and Insolvency-E. T. Slocum, of Pittsfield.
Clerk of the Courts-Henry W. Taft, of Pittsfield,
Register of Deeds-North District, E. E. Merchant, of Adams; Middle, Henry M. Pitt, of Pitts- field; South, J. C. New, of Great Barrington.
County Treasurer-George H. Tucker, of Pittsfield.
Sheriff and Master of the House of Correction-Hiram B. Wellington, Pittsfield.
Deputy Jailer-L. Scott, of Pittsfield.
County Commissioners-A. B. Wright, of North Adams; J. B. Hull, of Stockbridge; Lyman Payne, of Hinsdale. Compensation $1,600 per year for the Board. Meetings first Tuesday in January, April, July and October.
Special County Commissioners-H. M. Peirson, of Pittsfield; and James M. Waterman of Williamstown.
Master in Chancery-Andrew J. Waterman, of Pittsfield.
Medical Examiners-Drs. Frank K. Paddock, of Pittsfield; O. J. Brown, of North Adams; C. C. Holcomb, of Lee; Samuel Camp, of Great Barrington.
Commissioners to Qualify Civil Officers-William T. Filley, Henry W. Taft, J. N. Dunham and Robert W. Adam, of Pittsfield.
Commissioner for State of New York-John F. VanDeusen, of Pittsfield.
Trial Justices-William C. Spaulding, West Stockbridge; Henry J. Dunham, Stockbridge; George A. Shepard, Sandisfield.
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POSTOFFICES AND POSTMASTERS.
POSTOFFICES AND POSTMASTERS.
POSTOFFICE
POSTOFFICE.
TOWN.
*Adams,
Adams,
Alford,
Alford,
Ashley Falls,
Sheffield.
Albert LeRoy,
Becket,
Becket,
Mary J. Camp,
Becket Center,
Becket,
William G. Harding,
Berkshire, Briggsville,
Clarksburg,
Edward W. Blackinton,
Blackinton,
North Adams,
Henry C. Bowen, 1810
Cheshire,
New Marlboro,
Wilbur E. Howes,
Coltsville,
Pittsfield,
Benjamin F. Barker,
Curtisville,
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