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JOHN L. THOMPSON, SONS & CO. Wholesale Druggists 159, 161 & 163 RIVER STREET, TREE, N. Y.
IMPORTERS AND DEALER . IN
. BOSTON, . The BRADLEY FERTILIZER CO Office, 24 Broad Street, J. M. Warren & Co., Troy, Nv. 1. Hardware, Iron, Metals, Nails, &C. MANUFACTURERS OF
North Adams Direstory, 1873.6.
THE BOSTON SOBARE AFALERS,
: St. North Adanis, Mass.
EGADE APACK OF ALL GRADES OF
C'estbing, in North Adams.
E AND A SQUAN- TE EVERYBODY.
+ 1.TS and CAFES "GS, div C.i ind .
L. W. WHITE, DEALER
Watches, Clocks, Jewer , El'ver Ware, Spectacles, Eye-tages, etc. PARTICULAR A. NTION PAID TO FINE WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING Main Street, North Adanie, Mass ..
BRADLEY'S STANDARD FERTILIZERS,
'ATED UNIFORM IN QUALITY, QUICK OF ACTION, AND THE MOST POW-
ERFUL AND CONCENTRATED FERTILIZERS IN THE MARADT.
. Se: Official Report of Massachusetts Board of Agriculture for 1871. pag. i.
E W. BOUGHTON CO. HATTERS AND FUN 246, 248 & 250 Hiver Street, TEOr, N. Cash paid for Raty
F. H. COODRICE
ROVISIONS.
RETAIL,
R Class
974.4
N.858
Book
1875-6
No. Adams Public Library,
North Adams, Mass.
First opened, Nov., 1883.
Accepted by town, Mar., 1884.
Besides the main topic this book also treats of
Subject No.
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Subject No.
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GROCERIES
WHOLES.
North Adams, Mass.
No. 1 Bradford Place,
1875.
1875.
Citizens Steamboat
Company.
STEAMERS
SUNNYSIDE & THOS. POWELL,
RUNNING BETWEEN
Troy and New York,
IN CONNECTION WITH THE
RENSSELAER & SARATOGA, TROY & BOSTON, AND CONNECTING RAILROADS,
Daily, Saturdays Excepted. Tickets sold on these Steamers, and Baggage Checked to all points on the line of the above Roads.
GENERAL OFFICE, foot of BROADWAY, TROY, N. Y. C. W. FARNHAM, Prest. JOS. CORNELL, Gen. Supt.
The Steamers of this iine are furnished with neat and elegant FAMILY and STATE ROOMS, and BERTHS, and are replete with all the comforts and conveniences that can be desired by the traveler. Baggage taken free to and from Cars and Boats at Troy. This route offers special inducements to parties of pleasure, as well as business men, traveling between the North and New York in the heat of Summer, by which the monotony of a long Rail Road ride, and the annoyance of dust in crowded and noisy cars are all exchanged for a quiet, pleasant and expeditious Steamboat Ride.
Leaving New York, from Pier 49, N. R., foot Leroy St., arriving at Troy in time for all trains going North, East and West.
Leave Troy, foot of Broadway, on arrival of trains of Rensselaer & Saratoga, Troy & Boston and connecting Rail Roads, arriving in New York in time to make sure connection with all trains South and East.
All Freight Handled with Care, and Forwarded with Safety and Despatch.
For Passage or Freight, apply on board, or at Office, foot Broadway. GEO. W. HORTON, Gen'l Agent, Troy, N. Y.
Franklin Stereotype Foundry,
COR. RIVER AND FOURTH STREETS, TROY, N. Y.
JOHN S. CLARKE,
Having purchased all of Mr. C. Newell'sinterest in, and remodeled the
Franklin Stereotype Foundry,
Is now prepared to fill all orders for
St
t yp
AND ELECTROTYPING.
At the Shortest Notice and in the Best possible manner
LEADS AND SLUGS, AT TYPE FOUNDERS' PRICES,
STOVE CUTS AND TINTS A SPECIALTY The patronage of his friends and the public in general is most respectfully solicited.
FOUNDRY cor. FOURTH AND RIVER STS., TROY, N. Y.
N. B. All orders by Mail promptly attended to.
THE ONLY PLACE IN TROY
WHERE YOU CAN PROCURE
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Of Material and Make such as has given the
BROOKS, BALDWINS, and DEVLINS, Of New York, an American reputation. WHERE YOU CAN OBTAIN
Garments Superior in Cut, Trim and Style
To those made at three-fourths of the so-called CUSTOM TAILORING ESTABLISHMENTS, IS AT MORRIS GROSS', 10 and 12 OPERA HOUSE, TROY, N. Y. No Extra Charge for the Extra Style and finish of the Clothing sold at this establishment. PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST.
GARRYOWEN BREWERY
FITZGERALD BROTHERS,
BRA WERS OF SUPERIOR
XX, XXX, XXXX ALES, INDIA PALE
AND EXPORT ALES,
MALT WINE, STOCK ALE,
Brown Stout and Porter. 495, 497, 499, 501, 503 & 505 River St., TROY, N. Y. Orders promptly attended to.
JOHN FITZGERALD.
EDMUND FITZGERALD.
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
Cor. North Second and Federal sts., TROY, N. Y. (Nearly opposite the Railroad Bridge.)
Monuments and Headstones of Marble,
Also, of the Blue Quincy, Silver White and Red Scotch Granite. MANTELS OF ITALIAN AND AMERICAN MARBLES.
Grates for Hard or Soft Coal. Plain and Ornamental Tiling, Cabinet and Plumbers' Slabs, Soap Stone, Calcined Plaster and Marble Dust.
The trade supplied with Polishing Cloth, Putty, Hone Pumice, Mallets, Etc, PETER GRANT.
L. CHEREST,
(Late with MARCOTTE & Co., New York.)
House and Fresco PAINTER.
Office 270 River st., Workshop, 353 River st.,
G. & C. W. BILLINGS,
(Successors to Goodrich, Carey & Co.) DEALERS IN
Stoves, Tin Ware, Crockery - AND -
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS Of every description. Agents for the American and New Empire Cooking Stove, and the Blanchard Churn. AGENTS FOR THE PATENT
Gothic Ventilator and Chimney Top, A PERFECT CURE FOR SMOKY CHIMNIES.
Tin Roofing and Job Work of every description, done in tip-top . shape and at living prices.
Main Street, North Adams. GEO. BILLINGS. C. W. BILLINGS.
PRICE, LEE & CO.
Compilers and Publishers of
DIRECTORIES
131 Union Street, New Haven; Main Street, cor. Elm, Bridgeport, Conn.
DIRECTORIES SUPPLIED TO ORDER FOR ANY PART OF THE UNITED STATES.
[Established 1824.]
G. V. S. QUACKENBUSH & CO., Dry Goods and Carpets
Corner Broadway and Third St. Troy, N. Y.
. This spacious and well known store contains one of the largest stocks in the state.
The following list enumerates the principal departments, each of which is replete with everything belonging to its kind, and kept constantly replenished from Auction and Importers, with best new goods.
13 Departments, viz :
LACE CURTAINS, WINDOW SHADES AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS. CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS AND MATTINGS. LINEN DAMASKS, SHEETINGS, BLANKETS, etc. LACES, EMBROIDERIES, RIBBONS AND FRINGES. HOSIERY, GLOVES AND HANDKERCHIEFS. CLOTHIS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS. CALICOES AND DOMESTICS. SILKS AND SILK VELVETS. SHAWLS AND CLOAKS. LADIES' UNDERWEAR. MOURNING GOODS. DRESS GOODS.
ALSO, IN SEPARATE ROOMS, AN
Extensive Wholesale Department,
Where we offer all the inducements of New York Jobbers in low prices and discounts for cash.
Visitors to the city are invited to call and see the store in its various depart- ments, whether wishing to purchase or not.
Carpets made or re-fitted. Curtains made and hung, and all kinds of Upholstery Work done in the best manner.
Prices invariably the same to all, and the
VERY LOWEST FOR CASH.
E HIDRARY NORTH AHANS
PRICE, LEE & CO.'S
DIRECTORY
OF
NORTH ADAMS,
FOR
1875.6.
-
EMBRACING A General Directory of the Citizens, Institutions, Corpo= rations, Business Firms, etc.
PRICE, LEE & CO., COMPILERS AND PUBLISHERS, 131 Union Street, New Haven, Conn. 1875.
CONTENTS.
PAGE
Abbreviations,
7
Advertising Department, follows 86
Agricultural Society, - 84
Associations, 84
Banks, - 80 -
Business Directory,
64 to 75 -
Churches,
- 78
Companies,
81
Courts, 77
Fire Department,
77
Grand Army Republic, 83
Introductory, - 3
Index to Troy Advertisers,
4
Index to Advertisers in other Cities, 4
85
Masonic,
81
Names of Residents, - 7 to 63
Newspapers, - 83
Odd Fellows, - 82
Public Schools, 78
Railroads, - - 84
Streets and Avenues,
5
Temperance Societies, - 83
Town Officers, - -
76
5
Mail Arrangements, -
INTRODUCTORY.
We present our patrons and the public with a new edition of the NORTH ADAMS DIRECTORY for their use, and we trust their approval. More than ordinary care has been used in the canvass to perfect it ; yet every person, conversant with the nature of such an undertaking, must know that perfection is impossible ; and while there are, unquestionably, errors and omis- sions, therefore, for such as may have escaped our notice, we beg the kind indulgence of a generous public.
To those who have aided us in the prosecution of this work, by their patronage and encouragement, we return our sincere and hearty thanks. Hoping that we may merit a continuance of the same in our future editions, we remain,
Very Respectfully,
PRICE, LEE & CO.
7312
Business Directory of Troy Advertisers.
Agricultural Implements.
Hull H. D ..
see adv dep't page 14
Ales.
Fitzgerald Bro's, see col'd page in front
Architects.
Loth Edward C., see adv dep't page 12
Art Stores.
Lumber.
Spicer J. E. & Co., see adv dep't page 15
Marbie Mantels.
Grant Peter,
see col'd page in front
Marble Works.
Grant Peter,
see col'd page in front
Mechanics' Tools.
Carter Edward,
see adv dep't page 15
Merchant Tailor.
Gross Morris,
see col'd page in front
Mouldings, (Wood).
Carter Edward,
see adv dep't page 15
Mann & Dater.
see adv page 13
Music Stores.
Cluett & Sons,
see back cover
Niekei Plating.
Carter Edward,
see adv dep't page 15
Painters, (House and Fresco).
Cherest L.,
see col'd page in front
Paints and Oiis.
Robinson & Church,
see back cover
Thompson John L., Sons & Co.,
see front cover
Pianos and Organs. Cluett & Sons, see outside back cover
Pictures.
Everett's Art Store, see line back cover
Dry Goods, (Wholesale).
Quackenbush G. V. S. & Co.,
Picture Frames.
see adv op title Carter Edward,
see adv dep't page 15
Clarke J. S.,
see col'd page in front Carter Edward,
see adv dep't page 15
Fire Hose.
Godson Thomas & Son,
see adv dep't page 14
Furs.
Boughton E. M ..
see back cover
Boughton E. W.,
see front cover
Carter Edward,
see adv dep't page 15
Loth C. Edward, see adv dep't page 12
Granite. Steamship Lines.
Grant Peter,
see col'd page in front
Hardware.
Citizens' Steamboat Co.,
see col'd page in front
Hull H. D.,
see adv dep't page 14
Stereotyper.
Clarke J. S.,
see col'd page in front
Tea.
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.,
see adv dep't page 12
Transportion Lines.
Hats and Caps. Boughton E. M., see outside back cover Citizens' Steamboat Co., see col'd page in front Boughton E. W., see outside front cover Loyd & Murray, see adv dep't page 11
Advertisers in other Cities.
Card Clothing. Sargent Card Clothing Co., Worcester, see inside back cover Fertilizers. Bradley Fertilizer Co., Boston, see front cover
Paper Bag Manufacturer. Moffatt G. J., New Haven, Conn., see adv dep't page 11
Paper Warehouse.
Moffatt G. J., New Haven, Conn., see adv dep't page 11
Wood Working Machine.
Nelson S. W. & Co., Worcester,
Bee col'd page back
Everett
see back cover
Barbers' Chairs.
Hudson T.,
see adv dep't page 12
Brewers.
Fitzgerald Bro's, see col'd page in front
Carpets.
Quackenbush G. V. S. & Co.,
see adv op title
Clothing.
Gross Morris,
see col'd page in front
Coal.
Gates James P.,
see adv dep't page 14
Peterson & Packer,
see outside back cover
Dentai Stock.
Hudson T.,
see adv dep't page 12
Doors, Sash and Blinds.
Mann & Dater,
see adv dep't page 13
Druggists, (Wholesale).
Robinson & Church,
see outside back cover
Thompson John L. Sous & Co.,
see line front cover
Electrotyper.
Plane Manufacturer.
Sawing and Planing.
Carter Edward,
see adv dep't puge 15
Stair Rails.
Mann & Dater, (builders,)
see adv dep't page 13
Warren J. M. & Co.,
see front cover
Harnesses.
Godson Thomas & Son,
see adv dep't page 14
Iron.
Warren J M. & Co.,
see front cover
Liquors, (Wholesale).
Barnard Gates HI., see adv dep't page 12
STREETS AND AVENUES.
Ashland, from Summer southeast to Village Limits Bank, from Main south to Summer Blackinton, from Church west to Ashland Bradley, from S Church east Brooklyn, from River North to Houghton
Brown, from Main north to River
Beacon, from Prospect east to Summit
Bethel, from Franklin south
Brigg's Avenue, from Church east
Bryant, from Houghton west
Church, from junction Centre and Eagle south to Village Limits
Cherry, from Pleasant east to Wall
Chestnut, from Spring west to Hoosac River
Congress, from Main south
Centre, from Eagle west to Marshall
Central Avenue, from Franklin North
East Quincy, from Pleasant east to Congress Eagle, from Main north to Franklin
East Wesleyan, from Wesleyan west to Summit
East Brooklyn, from Brooklyn east to Village Limits Elm, from Grant south
Furnace, from Main south
Franklin, from junction Eagle and Liberty northeast to Wells ave Fuller, from Houghton west
Frederick, from Houghton west
Grant, from Lincoln west to Elm
Harmony, from Main south
High, from Pine south Holbrook, from Wall east to Meadow
Holden, from Main north to River Hudson, from Eagle east to Prospect Houghton, from Brooklyn north to Town Limits Johnson, from River north to Frederick Jackson, from Eagle east to Prospect Lincoln, from Centre north to River Liberty, from Brooklyn east to Eagle
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NORTH ADAMS DIRECTORY.
Main, from Five Points west to Braytonville Meadow, from Brigg's ave north Marshall, from Main north to River Marietta, from Franklin north Morris, from Summer south North, from Brooklyn west to Johnson North Eagle, from Eagle at Franklin northeast Northern Lights Avenue, from Franklin north Pearl, from Main south Pine, from Harmony west Pleasant, from Main south to Church Porter, from Church west to Ashland Prospect, from Eagle east and north to Franklin Quincy, from Church west to Morris River, from Eagle west to Brown Summit Avenue, from Main south Summer, from Church west to State Spring, from Church southwest to Washington ave South, from Church west to Spring
State, from Main south Summit, from Beacon north to Well's ave Tremont, from Prospect north to Franklin Union, from Eagle east Vincent Avenue, from Main south to E Quincy Washington Avenue, from Church west to Ashland Wesleyan, from Eagle east to E Wesleyan Well's Avenue, from Snmmit north Wall, from E Quincy south to Cherry Walnut, from State west and south Willow Dell, from Union south
NORTH AHANS.
PRICE, LEE & CO.'S DIRECTORY OF NORTH ADAMS.
ABBREVIATIONS : -
h, house ; c, corner ; bds, boards ; blk, block ; n, near ; op, opposite ; ab, above ; res, residence ; r, rear ; bdg, building; ave, avenue ; adv, advertisement ; mfr, manufacturer ; dep't, department ; p, page.
Adams Artemus W., engineer, h State Adams Augustus W., shoemaker, Liberty
Adams J.H., furniture dealer and undertaker Adams' blk, Main, h do. [See adv dep't page 5.] Adams National Bank of North Adams, Main c Bank. [See adv dep't page 3.] Adams Phillip, shoemaker, h Brooklyn Adriance Charles H., shoemaker, bds Eagle
Adriance Hannah, Mrs., boarding-house Eagle Affhauser Henry, weaver, h Braytonville Alby Charles, teamster, bds Eagle
Alderman Dallas, mill operative, h Beaver Alderman Wm. F., teamster, h n Fair Grounds
Alford Arthur S., (Flood & Alford,) bds Summer Alford Geo. W., h Summer Allen Abram F., bds Robinson Hill
Allen David R., marble dealer, bds Eagle c Prospect Allen K. F., joiner, h Robinson Hill Allen L. J., carriage maker, h State op Summer Allen Robert, bootmaker, h Centre c Marshall Allen Seth, marble cutter, h Eagle c Prospect Amadon Charles, shearer, bds Holden
Amadon George, joiner, h Braytonville Amadon L. F., h Braytonville
Amadon Nancy, widow Ansel, h 10 Brown
Amadon Perry F., carpenter Harvey Arnold & Co., h Main
Amadon Samuel, at print works, h Main Amadan W. M., watches, etc., Main, bds Summer Anable C. W., Rev., pastor First Baptist Church, h Church op Spring Andrews Reuben R., h 4 Spring
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NORTH ADAMS
[A] DIRECTORY.
Angell Edward D., printer, bds Eagle n Union
Angell James C., editor and publisher Hoosac Val- ley News, and book and job printer, State, h Eagle n Union. [See col'd page op. ]
Anger Augustus, (A. & Delorme,) h Hayden's blk, Eagle Anger & Delorme, (Augustus Anger and Joseph De- lorme,) grocers, Eagle
Anthony Chas. L., boarding-house 9 Blackinton blk, Holden
Apple Conrad, blacksmith, h Elm
Arlett Geo., miller, h Holden
Arlett Geo. H., pressman Harvey Arnold & Co., bds Holden
Armstrong Horace, laborer, h State
Armstrong William, color mixer Harvey Arnold & Co., h E Brooklyn
Arnold Block, Main op State and c Holden
Arnold Edward H., (Harvey Arnold & Co.,) h Eagle
Arnold E. H. & Co., (E. H. and Harvey Arnold,) print cloth mfrs, Union
Arnold Harvey, (Harvey A. & Co.,) h Eagle
Arnold Harvey & Co., (Harvey and Edward H. Arnold, and A. C. Houghton,) mfrs calico prints, Marshall Arnold House, Streeter & Swift, proprietors, Main op State and c Holden. [See col'd page op.]
Arnold John F., (Harvey A. & Co.,) h Wall
Arnold N. H., dry goods 3 Arnold blk, Main, h Chestnut Arnold Oliver, h Church n Quincy
Arnold Opera House, Arnold blk, Main
Arnum Charles H., blacksmith, h State
Arnum Fisk, h off North
Arnum George D., blacksmith, h State
Ashley Edwin, upholsterer at J. H. Adams, h Liberty Ashley Wm. H., cooper, h off Franklin
Ashley Wm. W., photographer Ward's, bds Grant n Lincoln
Ashmun James V., clerk E. A. Stroud, h Centre n Eagle
Ashmun John L., teamster, h N Eagle
Ashmun Wm. A., miller, h River
Atkins D. A., jewelry, agent Singer machines, 2 Mar- tin's blk, Main, bds Eagle
Atwood Edwin R., machinist, h Eagle
Atwood John, h River
Atwood John E., at print works, h River
Atwood Mary A., widow Anthony, h Eagle Austin Charles, brakeman, bds Furnace
Auzer Isaac, shoemaker, h Main c Pearl
Averill Philetus, clerk H. A. Carpenter, h E Brooklyn Avery G. W., shoemaker, h South
JAMES C. ANGELL,
Plain and Ornamental
Book D N A J
Printer,
AND PUBLISHER OF
The Hoosac Valley News.
ALL STYLES OF PRINRING,
FROM A
VISITING CARD TO A MAMMOTH POSTER
Neatly and promptly executed.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO
Printing in Bronze and Colors.
Terms of Hoosac Valley News :
Village subscribers served by Carrier, .
.
Mail subscribers,
2.00
.
$2.25
Office on State Street,
NORTH ADAMS, MASS.
الجلسة الام
ARNOLD HOUSE.
Formerly WILSON HOUSE.
MAIN, CORNER HOLDEN ST. NORTH ADAMS, MASS.
STREETER & SWIFT, Proprietors.
.
ARNOLD HOUSE
RN
LD HOUSE
ARNOLD HOUSE
THE LARGEST FIRST CLASS HOUSE IN WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS.
Free Carriages to and from the House.
H. M. STREETER.
F. E. SWIFT.
BALLON HOUSE,
State Street, Cor. Summer,
NORTH ADAMS.
NEAR DEPOT.
M. BALLOU & SONS, Proprietors
BALLOU HOUSE
BURN
BOSTON
This Hotel, situated near the Depot, has recently been fitted up in the most
RECHERCHE STYLE.
The rooms are large and commodious, and well fur- nished throughout, are heated with steam and lighted with gas. The table is amply supplied with
ELICACIES OF THE EASON.
Being of easy access to the Depot, and near the business center of the town, renders it one of the most desirable Hotels for the traveling public, and the arrangement of its rooms are well adapted to the comfort of families.
PRICES MODERATE AND TREATMENT ALWAYS COURTEOUS ..
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NORTH ADAMS [B] DIRECTORY.
Babbitt C. M., clerk 4 Arnold's blk, bds Summer n State
Babbitt Nathan S., physician, office and h Main n Eagle Babcock Lyman B. M., clerk E. A. Dyke, bds Quincy Bacon Charles, mason, bds Ballou House
Bacon Joel, telegraph operator, h Holden c Centre
Bacon J., Mrs., millinery Holden c Centre
Bailey Chester, h Eagle
Bailey Emmet C., h Eagle
Bailey Frank E., physician, office and rooms Eagle c . Union
Bailey Henry C., at cotton bat mill, h Furnace
Bailey John C., mill operative, h Furnace
Bailey Sylvester, cotton spinner, h State
Baird John, joiner, h Elm
Baird William, at Johnson's Mill, h Johnson Baker Henry D., coffin maker, h n Fair Grounds Baker Joseph, mill operative, h off Brooklyn Ball Noah J., sash and blind maker, h Franklin Ballou Henry S., (M. B. & Sons,) Ballou House
Ballou House, M. Ballou & Sons proprietors, State op Boston & Albany R. R. Depot. [See col'd p op.] Ballou Maturin, (M. B. & Sons,) Ballou House
Ballou M. & Sons, (Maturin, William A. and Henry S. Ballou,) proprietors Ballou House Ballou Willard, packer, h Eagle c Hudson
Ballou Wm. A., (M. B. & Sons,) Ballou House
Ballou William E., bread carrier J. Wilbur & Son, bds Eagle
Bancroft Grace, Miss, music teacher, bds Main
Bannigan John, calico printer, bds Eagle
Barbeau Frank, laborer, h Glen Mills
Barber Andrew, baker and confectioner, Hayden's blk, h do.
Barber D. J., (Brooks & B.,) h Pleasant
Barber Asa, coffee mill mfr, h Spring
Barceloue A. D., blacksmith, h State
Barclay Francis, mill operative, h River
Barclay Robert, laborer, h n Gas Works
Bard Cleffres, spinner, h River Barnard Edwin, manager Boston Clothing House 4 Ar- nold blk, bds Arnold House Barnes Israel, farmer, h Braytonville
Barnes L. M., (L. M. B. & Co.,) h Quincy c Morris
Barnes L. M. & Co., (L. M. Barnes and Wm. Burton,) watches, etc., 5 Arnold blk, Main Barrett John, laborer, h Chestnut
Barrington Mark, at gas works, h Union 2
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NORTH ADAMS [B] DIRECTORY.
Barry John, at print works, bds Marshall
Barry John, teamster, h off Union
Barry John K., carriage wood worker, h State
Barry Patrick, laborer, h Marshall
Barry William, laborer, h Marshall
Bartlett F. J., clerk Burlingame & Darbys, bds Holden
Bartlett Henry, furniture finisher, h Wesleyan
Bassett Dwight H., carpenter, h State Bastien A., barber, h off River
Bateman Sherman, shoemaker, h Grant c Lincoln
Bates John F., painter, h off Liberty
Bates Mark, stone mason, h Union c Willow Dell
Bates William, shoemaker, h Johnson
Battis Leonard, teamster, h Eagle
Baxter Lyman, joiner, h Hudson
Beals Dennis A., joiner, h E Brooklyn
Beals Henry J., tin peddler, h Franklin
Becere Leon, painter, h Ashland
Beckwith Henry, laborer, h off Walnut
Bedford Geo. W., merchant, h Porter c S Ashland
Beer E. H., law student, Preston & Brown, bds Church c Main
Benack David, rag sorter, h Brooklyn
Benedict Alexander, painter, h Grant n Lincoln
Benedict Charley N., shoemaker, bds Grant n Lincoln
Benedict Clarence A., shoemaker, bds Grant n Lincoln Benjamin Walter, at print works, h Liberty
Bennett Henry, bds Ballou House
Bennett James, teamster, h State
Bennett Jane, widow Ira, h Church c Spring
Bennett John, h off Centre
Bennett S. J., teamster, h State
Benoit Francis, mill operative, h Beacon
Benson H. W., express messenger, h Main
Benson James W., machinist Harvey Arnold & Co., bds Eagle
Bentley Joseph, supt. Harvey Arnold & Co., h 5 Black- inton blk, Holden
Benton Horace, mason, h Prospect
Benton H. C., h E Quincy
Bering. Chas. A., cigar maker Harmon's, bds Ballou House
Berry Charles H., livery Main and Centre, h Quincy Besailon Alex, laborer, h River
Bibbins Peleg, shoemaker, h East Quincy Bigne Phillip, shoemaker, bds South Billinger John, blacksmith, h Centre
Billings C. W., (G. & C. W. B.,) h State
Billings G., (G. & C. W. B.,) h State
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NORTH ADAMS [B] DIRECTORY.
Billings Sally, Mrs., h State
Billings G. & C. W., stoves, crockery and house fur- nishings, Main n Eagle. [See front col'd page.] Bingham David, joiner, rooms South n Washington ave Bischau A., laborer, h Union
Bittner J. G., (B. & Co.,) h at Pittsfield
Bittner & Co., (J. G. Bittner and Albert Ingram,) dyers, office Eagle. [See adv dep't page 11.] Bixby John, at Hunter's foundry, bds Main n Church
Bixby W. H., groceries and crockery, 3 Bradford Place, Main, h Cherry
Black John, laborer, h off Centre
Blackinton Angie M., at Davenport's dental rooms, bds Main
Blackinton Frank R., bds Church c Pleasant
Blackinton Sanford, (S. B. & Son,) h Church c Main
Blackinton S. & Son, (Sanford & Wm. S. Blackinton,) mfrs woolen goods, Blackinton
Blackinton Wm. S., (S. B. & Son,) h Church c Pleasant Blair Chas., laborer, h State
Blaise M. A., Mrs., h State
Blanchard Eben, (B., Hosley & Co.,) h Liberty Blanchard, Hosley & Co., (Eben Blanchard,
A. B. Hosley, and D. W. Rising,) marble workers, State. [See adv dep't page 1.]
Blanchard L. E., engineer corps, h Marietta
Blanchard Myron R., stair builder, h Church n Spring
Bliss Harry C., clerk Adams National Bank, bds Eagle Bliss H. Clay, selectman, h Eagle
Blood Herbert, section master, bds State
Bly Frank W., brakeman, h Quincy c Ashland
Boardman William H., brakeman, h Washington ave
Bocock William, peddler, h off Liberty
Boland Bernard, shoe cutter, h 2 Blackinton blk, Holden
Boland Martin, merchant tailor, 1 Martin's blk, Main, bds Union
Boland Michael, shoemaker, h Eagle n Centre
Boland Patrick J., cutter M. Boland's, bds Union
Bolger John, jobber, h Union
Bolger Michael, ice peddler, h Ashland
Bolger Thomas, at print works, h n Gas house
Bond Austin, secretary and treasurer Hoosac Savings Bank, h Union
Bond Edward A., ass't engineer, bds Union
Bond John A., ass't treasurer Hoosac Savings Bank, bds Union
Bond Lucy J., widow Dexter J., h Johnson
Bonney H., at Cady Bros., bds Ballou House
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Booth G. M., photograph painter Bradford Place, bds Ballou House Boprey Frederick, laborer, h Brooklyn Bordeau John, h Union
Bordeleau Joseph, laborer, h off Centre
Bosley Isaac, laborer, h Washington ave
Bostley Mitchell, moulder, h Pearl
Boston Clothing House, 4 Arnold blk, E. Barnard, agent. [See outside front cover.]
Bottoms Smith, overseer, h Braytonville
Boudette Joseph, h River
Bouschard Charles H., shoemaker, h North Eagle
Bovere Joseph, laborer, h Brooklyn
Bowers Joel L., machinist, h Wesleyan
Bowman Edmund P., stone mason, h Washington ave Bowman J. H., saloon Main n State
Boyd John, laborer, h off Centre Boynton Geo. C., machinist, h South Church c Porter Bracey Eliza, Mrs., h Frederick
Brackley George, watchman, h River
Bradford Lovisa, widow Geo. W., h Main
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