Resident and business directory of Rockport, Mass. 1888-1889, Part 1

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Publication date: 1888
Publisher: Rockport (Mass.)
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130 MAL ADAMS' PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO,


ALEX. PATTILLO,


DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS


120 & 122 Main St., Gloucester. A. MANTON PATTILLO, CARPETS, Centre Street,


- Gloucester.


GRANITE SAVINGS BANK,


BANK HOURS, from 10 a. m. to 12 ni., and 2 to 3 p. ni. Wednesdays and Saturdays and Holidays excepted. N. RICHARDSON, JR., Treasurer. Banking Rooms, at RICHARDSON'S STORE,


(Opposite the Post Office.) Rockport.


Rockport Directory 1888-89.


ESTABLISHED, "OLD CORNER" Bookstore, in 1846. Cape Ann Weekly Advertiser, in 1856. 108 & 110 MAIN STREET.


PROCTER'S CIRCULATING LIBRARY IN 1851. -


The Cape Ann News Co. in 1884. 193 Main Street, - Opposite Postoffice, Gloucester, Mass. GLOUCESTER DAILY TIMES, in 1888.


PROCTER BROS., Proprietors.


108 and 110 Main Street, Gloucester, Mass.


friends are cordially invited to make "The Old Corner" and Cape Ann News Company stores their headquarters while in the city.


ACTIVE STORAGE 917.445 Rockport


godwin's Adv. on Bags


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ROCKPORT DIRECTORY.


KING STREET BAKERY,


BAKERS OF


SOFT BREAD, CAKE, PASTRY,


AND THE CELEBRATED "AMIDAMA" BREAD.


Eben Knowlton, - 12 King St.


Z. A. APPLETON,


INSURANCE


AND


REAL ESTATE,


NOTARY PUBLIC,


Justice of the Peace, Conveyancer.


Office 26 Main St., - - Rockport, Mass.


CALEB S. CHOATE,


FUNERAL X UNDERTAKER,


COFFINS, CASKETS, ROBES,


And Every Requisite for the Burial of the Dead Constantly on Hand.


37 Mt. Pleasant Street.


Sawyer Free Library GLOUCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS


Presented by Mr. & Mrs. Irving Goodman


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ROCKPORT DIRECTORY.


T. R. GROW, M. D.,


Rectal : Troubles


A SPECIALTY.


Office Hours from 7 to 9 a. m .; 12 to 2, and 6 to 7.30 p. m. No. 20 Broadway.


WM. MARCHANT,


DEALER IN


HARD AND SOFT COAL.


WOOD SAWED AND SPLIT TO ORDER ... Horses and Carriages To Let.


Granite St., opp. Breakwater St., Pigeon Cove.


L. E. NICKERSON,


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN


Flour, Grain, Feed & Hay


STEAM GRIST MILL.


Railroad Ave., (Near Eastern R. R. Depot,) Rockport.


W. N. MANNING,


Established 1850.


WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER


And Dealer in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Spectacles, Eye- Glasses, &c. Pianos, Organs, &c. Repairing of Watches, Clocks, &c. done with care and promptness. Pianos and Organs Tuned. Orchestra Music furnished for all occasions.


38 Main St., Rockport, Mass.


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ROCKPORT DIRECTORY.


N. RICHARDSON, JR.


DEALER IN


CHOICE : FAMILY : GROCERIES


Flour, Teas, Coffee, Spices, Butter, Pork, Lard, Stone Ware, Essences, Stationery, Cutlery, &c.


6 Main St., : Rockport, Mass.


ROCKPORT GRANITE CO.,


DEALERS IN


Rough and Hammered GRANITE.


Also, Paving Blocks of All Kinds. Quarries at Rockport, Mass.


This Granite is free from KNOTS and SEAMS and it does not stain by the action of the of the atmosphere. It is of close texture, and free from soft minerals so that it will not crack or scale by the action of the frost. It is susceptible of a fine and durable polish. The crushing test show a resistance of 19,200 lbs. to the square inch.


CHAS. S. ROGERS, Treasurer. OFFICES :


Boston Office, Traveller Building, 31 State Street, Room 2. Also, at the Master Builders' Association.


General Offices, Rockport, Mass.


ALDEN CHOATE, HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN & CARRIAGE PAINTER,


Paper Hanger, Grainer and Glazier. Walls Whitened, Frescoed, or Tinted. Also for sale, Mixed Paints for Vessels or House Painting, Glass, Putty, Oil, Varnish and all other goods to be found in a first-class Paint Shop. All Work and Stock Guaranteed. Shop open evenings.


No. 12 Dock Square.


RESIDENT AND BUSINESS


DIRECTORY


- OF ---


ROCKPORT


MASS.


FOR 1888=9.


CONTAINING A COMPLETE RESIDENT, STREET AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY, TOWN OFFICERS, SCHOOLS, SOCIETIES, CHURCHES, POST OFFICES, ETC.


Price Seventy-Five Cents.


LOCAL DIRECTORY PUBLISHING CO. NEEDHAM : CHRONICLE STEAM PRESS. 1888.


SAWYER FARE LIBRARY GLOUCESTER, MASS. 01930


A.S. 917.445 Rocket, Mas.


Index to Advertisers.


Adams, E., Photographer, Gloucester, . front cover


Appleton, Z. A., Insurance andReal Estate, 2 .


Choate, Alden, Painter, etc., 4 ·


Choate, Caleb S., Funeral Undertaker, . 2 ·


Davis, Wakeman & Co., Furniture and Carpets, .


71


Fairbanks, C. D., Boots and Shoes, 71


Giles Thaddeus, Mason, back cover


Goodwin, A., Groceries and Provisions, Pigeon Cove, 22


Granite Savings Bank, front cover


Grow, T. R., M. D.,


3


Health Food Co., Health Foods, Boston,


.


7


Knowlton, Eben, King Street Bakery, ·


2


Manning, W. N., Watchmaker and Jeweller, ·


3


Margeson, G. T., Stationer, .


8


Nickerson, L. E., Flour and Grain,


Parsons, Alfred, Boots and Shoes, 72


Patillo, Alex, Dry Goods, Notions, Gloucester, front cover


Patillo, A. Manton, Carpets, Gloucester, front cover Pigeon Cove House, Mrs. E. S. Robinson, Prop'r, back cover Poole, J. S., Spanish Sarsaparilla,


Poole, Mrs. J. J., Dry and Fancy Goods, Pigeon Cove, 71


22


Proctor Bros., Printers, Publishers, Booksellers, Sta- tioners, etc., Gloucester, front cover


Richardson, N. Jr., Groceries etc., ·


4


Robbins, Wm., Groceries etc., ·


72


Rockport Granite Co., 4


Rockport Review, Jos. Leman, Editor and Proprietor, 8


Story, Austin W., Groceries etc., Pigeon Cove, 72 Story, Cyrus, Hardware, Paints, etc., Gloucester, back cover ~.~ Wheeler, Thaddeus, Painter, Pigeon Cove, 22


Marchant, Wm., Coal and Wood, .


3


Morey's Hair Store, Providence, R. I., .


8


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C. 2


Contents.


Abbreviations used


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- 23


Business Directory,


63


Census of Massachusetts


I8


Churches


15


Fire Department


-


IO


Index to Advertisers


6


Post Offices


II


Public Buildings and Halls


II


Resident Directory -


23


Schools and Teachers


9


Societies


12


Street Directory


73


Town Officers -


9


HEALTH FOOD CO.


Established


Established


New York, 1874. HEALTH FOODS. Boston 1878.


Simple Nutritious Foods for Sick and Well.


Use our Peeled Wheat Flour. It has no equal in bread making properties.


Use our Wheat Gluten. It is a valuable food and a sure remedy for Over-fatness, Diabetes and Dyspepsia.


The Student and the Brain Worker should use our Brain Food, (Wheat and Barley Germs). This is a delicious dish for breakfast, for dessert, or for the evening meal.


The Consumptive and the Nervously Enfeebled will find great strength and comfort from our Universal Food and Extract of Gluten and Barley. These are excellent Fat Formers. Our Wheatena, the popular breakfast or lunch food will sustain life unaided. Cooks in two minutes.


Our Peeled Wheat Crackers, Gluten Wafers, and Oat Wafers are scientifically perfect foods.


Our Cereal Coffee, (Barley and Wheat Gluten browned), nutritious and palatable, aids digestion, is without the stimulating narcotizing and clogging effects of tea, coffee and cocoa. An excellent beverage of which children may safely partake.


Our Gluten Suppositories cure Constipation and Piles. Pamphlets and Price Lists freely mailed.


Beware of frauds and impostors using our name.


New England Agency, 199 Tremont Street, Boston.


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Publishers' Card.


The Publishers desire to express their thanks to the peo- ple of the beautiful and growing Town of Rockport for the courtesy extended to them in their labor of canvassing and for the patronage received for the work. No pains have been spared to make the Directory full and correct, but the public are requested to bear in mind the difficulty of compiling the first edition of so large a list of names with- out an occasional minor error, which can be better avoided in a second. It cannot fail to prove of value to all for fre- quent reference. The enterprising business houses of the vicinity offer favorable inducements, and we trust that they will receive a liberal patronage.


LOCAL DIRECTORY PUBLISHING CO.


G. T. MARGESON,


>STATIONERK


Blank Books, Pens, Ink, Periodicals, Books, &c. Artist Materials.


W. U. Telegraph Office, Main Street.


MOREY'S HAIR STORE. Ladies' Hair Dressing Rooms.


Hair Goods at panic prices. Kid Gloves cleaned at short notice. Hair work of every description, including Hair Jewelry, in solid Gold Mounting, made to order. Comb- ings of Hair carefully headed and made into hair work. Dominoes and hair work to let. Wig work one of our specialties. Hair work that has become faded, dyed. White hair that has changed color or faded to a yellow, restored to its original white shades. Preparations for changing hair to any of the shades worn, for sale.


322 Westminister St., Providence, R. I., 55 and 57 Arcade, up stairs.


Town Officers.


Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers of the Poor-Otis E. Smith, Chas. H. Cleaves, Issac P. Fears.


Town Clerk-Calvin W. Pool.


Town Treasurer-Joseph Manning.


Constables-Joseph Chadwick, Jas. W. Bradley, Jessie Savage.


Surveyors of Highways-Jas. P. Merridew, Thos. Kim- ball.


Collector of Taxes-Alfred Parsons.


School Committee-Miss Janette Parsons, Rev. J. H. Mansfield, Rev. A. F. Norcross.


Auditing Committee-Chas. H. Andrews, Asa Todd, J. W. Marshall.


Fence Viewers-George Elwell, Alden Choate, C. N. Morgan.


Field Drivers-Abraham Lurvey, Reuben Hutchins.


Surveyor of Wood and Bark-John W. Marshall 2d. Surveyor of Lumber-Jesse Savage.


Guagers of Oil-Loring Grimes, Albert Story.


Board of Health-The Board of Selectmen.


Supt. of Street Lights-Alden Bray.


Schools and Teachers.


High, Andrew F. Clark, principal; Kate A. Giles, assis- tant.


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Broadway Grammar, Effie A. Merrill, principal; Joanna F. McGrath, assistant.


Broadway Sub-Grammar, Ida Manning.


Broadway Intermediate, Gertrude McNeill, principal; Alice Weaver, assistant.


Broadway Primary, Eliza Caldwell, principal. Catherine E. Hale, assistant.


Mt. Pleasant Intermediate, Lizzie Paul.


Mt. Pleasant Primary, A. Gertrude Weaver.


Main Street Primary, Jennie B. Parsons.


Beach Street Primary, Sarah H. Ross.


Pigeon Hill Grammar, Mrs. L. Dunn.


Pigeon Hill Primary, Sarah L. Parsons.


Pigeon Cove Intermediate, Mary J. Lurvey.


Pigeon Cove Primary, Ora A. Mason, principal; Maud Story, assistant.


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Fire Department.


Board of Engineers,-Chief John Parsons; Ass't Engin- eers, Alden Choate, clerk; Elbridge Witham Jr., Amos Rowe.


STEAMER SANDY BAY, 15 Men.


Foreman, Audrew Robb; Clerk, Alpheus Fernald; Ist Engineer, Melville Knowlton; 2d Engineer, Isaac P. Fears.


STEAMER SPEEDWELL, 15 Men.


Foreman, Christopher C. Morgan; Clerk, John C. Pierce; Ist Engineer, Anthony Williams; 2d Engineer, Chas. Fears.


G. P. WHITMAN HOOK AND LADDER, 20 Men.


Foreman, James S. Wallace; Ist Ass't, Wm. Hall; 2d Ass't, E. R. Prior: Clerk, E. S. Knowlton.


Post Offices.


Rockport. Mails arrive 7.45 a. m. and 4.45 p.m. Close at 9.45 a. m. and 4.45 p. m. Walter G. Peckham, P. M.


Pigeon Cove.


Mails arrive 8.30 a. m. in summer, 9.00 a. m. in winter, and 4.30 p. m. Close 8.30 a. m. and 4.15 p. m. Austin W. Story, P. M.


Public Halls.


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Edmunds Hall, off Granite, P. C. Eureka Hall, Main. Good Templar Hall, Granite, P. C. Good Templar Hall, Jewell. Haskins' Hall, Main. Masonic Hall, Broadway. Odd Fellows Hall, Broadway. Sheridan Hall, Beach. Town Hall, Broadway.


Societies.


A. F. A. M.


ASHLER LODGE.


Regular Communication, Ist' Monday evening each month, at Masonic Hall, Town Hall Building, Broadway.


W. M., James S. Wallace; S. W., Charles H. Cleaves; J. W., Daniel Coath; Treas., Joseph Manning; Sec., Alden Choate; S. D., Robert Herne; J. D., Robert W. Tarr; S. S., Benj. Hodgkins; J. S., Benj R. Kidder; Tyler, E. Reuben Wetherbee.


G. A. R.


O. W. WALLACE POST, 106.


Meets Monday evenings, at Eureka Hall.


Commander, Walter G. Peckham; Senior Vice Com., Charles L. Dunlap; Junior Vice Com., William H. Davis; Adjutant, Eugene R. Prior; Quartermaster, Calvin W. Pool; . Chaplain, Nathl. Richardson Jr .; Officer of the day, Henry C. Davis; Officer of the Guard, Andrew Lane Jr; Quar. Sergt., James H. Stillman; Sergt. Major, Daniel W. Tuttle; Surgeon, John E. Sanborn.


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I. O. G. T.


NORTHERN LIGHT LODGE NO. 240.


Meets at Good Templar Hall, Pigeon Cove, every Wed- nesday evening.


W. C. T., John Newman; W. V. T., Maud Story; P. W. C. T., Edward Waite; Sec., Lizzie J. Mason; Chap., Sarah Parsons; Mar., Nellie Brown; Fin. Sec., Annie E. Waite; Treas., Mrs. John Pierce; I. G., Martha Story; O. G., Levi Page.


I. O. O. F.


GRANITE LODGE NO. 127.


Instituted May 23, 1848. Meets every Tuesday evening at 7.30, in Odd Fellows Hall. Officers elected last meet- ings in June and December.


N. G., John H. Dennis; V. G., Wm. Smith 2d; R. S., Andrew F. Clark; P. S., Asa F. Tarr; T., Geo. M. Mc- Lane; Trustees, Isaac P. Fears, Henry Dennis, Asa F. Tarr.


I. O. R. M.


WONASQUAM TRIBE NO. 23.


Meets in Haskins' Hall, every Friday evening.


Prophet, Fred H. Parsons; Sachem, Will F. Norwood; Sr. Sagamore, Francis N. Griffin; Jr. Sagamore, Bryant Lurvey; Chief of Records, Chas. H. Andrews; Assistant Chief of Records, Abraham Lurvey Jr .; Keeper of Wam- pum, Alpheus W. Fernald; Ist Sannap, Howard Poland; 2d Sannap, Geo. E. Smith; Ist Warrior, Theodore L. Pool; 2d Warrior, Benj. H. Knowlton; 3d Warrior, Hartwell


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Littlefield; 4th Warrior, Cyrus Carver; Ist Brave, Geo. W. Cleaves; 2d Brave, Benj. Parsons Jr .; 3d Brave, Leverett Lane; 4th Brave, John S. Newman; Guard of Wigwam, Wm. H. Breen; Guard of Forest, Asa F. Sanborn; Trus- tees-for 3 Great Suns, Geo. A. Lowe; for 2, Theodore L. Poole.


Sandy Bay Mutual Relief Association.


Meets Ist and 3d Fridays in each month at Eureka Hall. Pres., Burrill C. Pool, Vice Presidents, Wm. Makey, Michael Kealing; Rec. Sec., Geo. H. Tarr; Fin. Sec., A. F. Pittee; Treas., John Z. Moore; Exec. Committee, John Everett, S. F. Norwood, James Robb.


Sandy Bay Pier Company.


Organized 18II. Directors, Newell Burnham, William H. Patch, Henri N. Woods, Eben G. Abbott, Thomas T. Tufts; Clerk and Treas., Calvin W. Pool; Wharfinger, Asa Tarr.


Temple of Honor.


RECHABITE TEMPLE OF HONOR, NO. 53.


Instituted May 21, 1885. Meets every Thursday evening at 7. 30 in winter, 8 in summer, at Temple Hall, Jewett st. W. C. T., J. Frank Savage; W. V. T., John Breen; W. R., Howard Hodgkins; W. A. R., Alden Bray; W. F. R., Levi Cleaves; W. T., Grafton Butman; W. P. C. T., Lewis Tucker; W. C., Newell Burnham; W. U., Levi C. Parsons; W. D. U., Burrell C. Pool; W. S., Thaddeus. Giles; W. G., Hiram L. Sanborn.


Churches.


Congregational Church.


Church organized Feb. 13. 1754.


Pastor, Rev. Albert F. Norcross; Deacons, William Foster, Andrew F. Clark, Ephraim T. Nickerson, Calvin W. Pool; Treasurer, Zeno A. Appleton; Clerk, Calvin W. Pool.


SUNDAY SCHOOL.


Superintendant, Calvin W. Pool; Asst. Supt., William Foster; Clerk and Treas., James J. G. Tarr; Librarians, Wm. A. Maddix, Wm. A. Pool, Mrs. Alberta Maddix.


Trustees of Society, John Butman, Roger H. Tarr, Asa F. Tarr; Treas., Henry Dennis; Clerk, Roger H. Tarr; Janitor, Thaddeus Giles.


First Baptist.


Pastor, Rev. Wm. B. Smith; Deacons, Jeremiah Pettin- gill, George Legallee. Clerk and Treasurer, Nathaniel Richardson Jr.


Sunday Services. Sunday School 10.30 a. m. Preaching 2.15 and 7.15 p. m. Young Peoples' Meeting 6.30 p. m. Prayer meeting Tuesday evening 7.45; Exposition Sun- day School Lesson Friday evening 7.45.


S. S. Supt., Nathaniel Richardson Jr .; Asst., Geo. Cunn- ingham; Secretary, Miss Annie Davis; Treas., Miss Lizzie Pettingill; Librarian, Geo. Cunningham.


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First Universalist.


Hale st. Pastor, Prudential Committee, J. W. Bradley, Daniel W. Knowlton, David Holbrook, Benjamin Griffin, Moses Poole; Clerk, H. H. Thurston; Treasurer, David Holbrook. Sunday School Supt., John Manning.


Sunday services. Sunday School 12.45; Preaching ser- vice 2 p. m.


Rockport Methodist Episcopal.


Organized in 1838. The present Church edifice was built in 1875-6.


Pastor, J. H. Mansfield; Trustees, Nathl. Pool, Samuel Smith, Levi Cleaves, Sylvester Tarr, Andrew J. Tarr, Jas. B. Stillman, Albert Murray, C. B. Hall, M. D., Wakeman Davis; Stewards, Nathl. Pool, Samuel Smith, Sylvester Tarr, Wakeman Davis, A. F. Pittee, Eben G. Abbott, Edward Pool, James Smith, Daniel Coath, John Breen, Albert Murray; Class Leader, W. W. Marshall.


SUNDAY SCHOOL.


Supt., Daniel Coath; Assistant Supt., James Smith; Officers and Teachers 23.


Church Services. Sunday School 10.30 a. m .; Preach- ing 2.15 p. m. Young Peoples' Christian League Prayer meeting 6 o'clock p. m .; General Prayer meeting, at 7.15 p. m .; Class meeting Tuesday evening 7.30; Prayer meet- ing Friday evening 7.30.


LADIES' SOCIAL CIRCLE.


President, Jennett Parsons; Secretary, Miss Nettie Parker.


Meets the third Wednesday evening in each month at the Vestry.


YOUNG PEOPLES' CHRISTIAN LEAGUE.


President, Daniel Coath; Secretary, Miss Lizzie Winn.


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Second Universalist Society of Rockport.


Organized 1873. Granite street, P. C. Preaching 10.30 a. m. Sunday School 12 m. Pastor,- -; Trustees and Parish Com., Austin W. Story, Chas. Andrews, Wm. Marchant; S. S. Supt., Austin W. Story; Librarian, Alberta Story; Assistant, Hattie Wheeler, Secretary and Treasurer, Ida Andrews.


LADIES' SEWING CIRCLE.


Pres., Mrs. Thaddeus Wheeler: Vice Pres., Mrs. Austin W. Story; Sec., Mrs. John Fears; Treas., Mrs. Chas. Andrews; Directors, Mrs. Wm. Marchant, Mrs. Addison Wheeler, Mrs. George Tucker.


St. Joachin's Catholic Church.


Broadway. Pastor, Rev. Thomas J. Tobin. Preaching service II a. m.


St. Mary's Episcopal Church.


Organized Nov. 1, 1885. Town Hall Building. Pastor, Rev. C. A. Hayden, Gloucester; Warden, Otis E. Smith; Treasurer, Dr. O. StClair O'Brien; Clerk, C. C. Tresnon; S. S. Supt., R. R. Colley.


Sunday services. Sunday School 10.30 a. m. Preach- ing 4 p. m.


CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS.


BARNSTABLE Co.


1880.


1885.


Richmond


1,124


854


Bourne


1,363


Brewster


1,144


934


Stockbridge


2,357


2,114


Chatham


2,252


2,028


Tyringham


542


457


Dennis


3,288


2,923


Washington


493


470


Eastham


692


638


Falmouth


2,422


2,520


Harwich


3,265


2,783


Mashpee


346


3II


Orleans


1,294


1,176


Provincetown


4,341


4,480


Sandwich


3,543


2,124


Truro


1,O17


972


Wellfleet


1,875


1,687


Yarmouth


2,173


1,856


BERKSHIRE Co.


Adams


5,591


8,283


Alford


348


341


Becket


1,123


938


Cheshire


1,537


1,448


Mansfield


2,765


2,939


Clarksburg


724


708


New Bedford


26,845


33,393


Dalton


2,052


2,113


Egremont


875


826


Raynham


1,68I


1,535


Florida


459


487


Rehoboth


1,891


1,788


Great Barrington


4,653


4,471


Hancock


642


613


Hinsdale


1,595


1,656


Lanesborough


1,286


1,212


Lee


3,939


4,274


Westport


2,894


2,706


Lenox


2,043


2,154


Monterey


635


57I


DUKES CO.


Chilmark


494


412


Cottage City


672


709


North Adams


10,19I


12,540


Edgartown


1,303


1,165


Otis


785


703


Gay Head


16I


186


Peru


403


368


Gosnold


I52


I22


Pittsfield


13,364


14,466


Tisbury


1,518


1,541


4


1880.


1885.


Barnstable


4,242


4,050


Savoy


715


691


Sheffield


2,204


2,033


West Stockbridge


1,923


1,648


Williamstown


3,394


3,729


Windsor


644


657


BRISTOL CO.


Acushnet


1,IO5


1,07I


Attleborough


II, III


13,175


Berkley


927


941


Dartmouth


3,430


3,448


Dighton


1,791


1,782


Easton


3,902


3,948


Fairhaven


2,875


2,880


Fall River


48,961


56,870


Freetown


1,329


1,457


Norton


1,732


1,718


Seekonk


1,227


1,295


Somerset


2,006


2,475


Swansea


1,355


1,403


Taunton


21,213


23,674


Mount Washington


205


160


New Ashford


203


163


New Marlborough


1,876


1,661


Sandisfield


1,IO7


1,019


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ESSEX Co.


1880.


1885.


1880.


1885.


Leverett


742


779


Amesbury


3,355


4,403


Monroe


I66


176


Beverly


8,456


9,186


New Salem


869


832


Boxford


824


840


Northfield


1,603


1,705


Bradford


2,643


3,106


Orange


3,169


3,650


Danvers


6,598


7,061


Rowe


502


582


Essex


1,670


1,722


Shelburne


1,621


1,614


Georgetown


2,23I


2,299


Shutesbury


529


485


Gloucester


19,329


21,703


Sunderland


755


700


Groveland


2,227


2,272


Warwick


713


662


Hamilton


935


851


Wendell


465


509


Haverhill


18,472


21,795


Whately


1,074


999


Ipswich


3,099


4,207


Lawrence


39,15I


38,862


Lynn


38,274


45,867


Lynnfield


686


766


Blandford


979


954


Manchester


1,640


1,639


Brimfield


1,203


1,137


Marblehead


7,467


7,517


Chester


1,473


1,318


Merrimac


2,237


2,378


Chicopee


11,286


11,516


Methuen


4,392


4,507


Granville


1,205


1,193


Middleton


1,000


899


Hampden


958


868


Nahant


808


637


Holland


302


229


Newbury


1,566


1,590


Holyoke


21,915


27,895


Newburyport


13,538


13,716


Longmeadow


1,40I


1,677


North Andover


3,217


3,425


Ludlow


1,526


1,649


Peabody


9,028


9,530


Monson


3,758


3,958


Rockport


3,912


3,888


Montgomery


303


278


Rowley


1,20I


1,183


Palmer


5,504


5,923


Salem


27,563


28,090


Russell


823


847


Salisbury


4,079


4,840


Southwick


1,104


982


Saugus


2,625


2,855


Springfield


33,340


37,575


Swampscott


2,500


2,47I


Tolland


452


422


Topsfield


1,165


1,14I


Wales


1,030


853


Wenham


889


871


Westfield


7,587


8,961


West Newbury


1,989


1,899


West Springfield


4,149


4,448


Wilbraham


1,628


1,724


FRANKLIN CO.


HAMPSHIRE Co.


Ashfield


1,056


1,097


Amherst


4,298


4,199


Bernardston


934


930


Belchertown


2,346


2,307


Buckland


1,739


1,760


Chesterfield


769


698


Charlemont


932


958


Cummington


88I


805


Colerain


1,777


1,605


Easthampton


4,206


4,291


Conway


1,760


1,573


Enfield


1,043


1,010


Deerfield


3,543


3,042


Goshen


327


33


Erving


872


873


Granby


753


729


Gill


733


860


Greenwich


633


532


Greenfield


3,903


4,869


Hadley


1,938


1,747


Hawley


592


545


Hatfield


1,495


1,367


Heath


560


568


Huntington


1,236


1,267


Andover


5,169


5,7II


Leyden


507


44,


Montague


4,875


5,629


HAMPDEN


Co.


Agawam


2,216


2,357


20


ROCKPORT DIRECTORY.


1880.


1885.


1880.


1885.


Middlefield


648


513


Stow


1,045


976


Northampton


12,172


12,896


Sudbury


1,178


1,165


Pelham


614


549


Tewksbury


2,179


2,333


Plainfield


457


453


Townsend


1,967


1,846


Prescott


460


448


Tyngsborough


631


604


South Hadley


3,538


3,949


Wakefield


5,547


6,060


Southampton


1,046


1,025


Waltham


11,712


14,609


Ware


4,817


6,003


Watertown


5,426


6,238


Westhampton


563


541


Wayland


1,962


1,946


Williamsburg


2,234


2,044


Westford


2,147


2,193


Worthington


758


763


Weston


1,448


1,427


Wilmington


933


991


Winchester


3,802


4,390


Arlington


4,100


4,673


Ashby


914


871


Ashland


2,394


2,633


Ayer


1,881


2,190


Bedford


931


930


Belmont


1,615


1,639


Braintree


3,855


4,040


Billerica


2,000


2, 161


Brookline


8,057


9,196


Boxborough


319


348


Canton


4,516


4,380


Burlington


7II


604


Cohasset


2,182


2,216


Cambridge


52,699


59,658


Dedham


6,233


6,641


Chelmsford


2,553


2,304


Foxborough


2,950


2,814


Dracut


1,595


1,927


Holbrook


2,130


2,334


Everett


4,159


5,825


Medfield


1,37I


1,594


Framingham


6,235


8,275


Medway


3,956


2,777


Holliston


3,098


2,926


Milton


3,206


3,555


Hudson


3,739


3,968


Norfolk


930


025


Lincoln


907


901


Quincy


10,570


12,145


Lowell


59,475


64,107


Sharon


1,492


1,328


Marlborough


10,127


10,94I


Walpole


2,494


2,443


Medford


7,573


9,042


Weymouth


10,570


10,740


Natick


8,479


8,460


Newton


16,995


19,759


North Reading


900


878


Abington


3,697


3,699


Pepperell


2,348


2,587


Bridgewater


3 620


3,827


Reading


3,181


3,539


Brockton


13,608


20,783


Sherborn


1,40I


1,391


Carver


1,039


1,09I


Shirley


1,365


1,242


Duxbury


2,196


1,924


Somerville


24,933


29,97I


East Bridgewater


2,710


2,812


Stoneham


4,890


5,652


Halifax


542


530


Acton


1,797


1,785


Woburn


10,931


11,750


NANTUCKET CO.


Nantucket


3,727


3,143


NORFOLK CO.


Bellingham


1,223


1,198


Carlisle


478


526


Dover


653


664


Concord


3,922


3,727


Franklin


4,051


3,983


Dunstable


453


431


Hyde Park


7,088


8,370


Groton


1,862


1,987


Millis


653


Hopkinton


4,601


3,922


Needham


5,252


2,586


Lexington


2,460


2,718


Norwood


2,345


2,92I


Littleton


994


1,067


Randolph


4,027


3,807


Malden


12,017


16,407


Stoughton


4,875


5,173


Maynard


2,29I


2,703


Wellesley


3,013


Melrose


4,560


6,10I


Wrentham


2,482


2,710


PLYMOUTH CO.


MIDDLESEX Co.


2I


ROCKPORT DIRECTORY.


1880.


1885.


1880.


1885.


Hanover


1,897


1,966


Leominster


5,772


5,297


Hanson


1,309


1,227


Lunenburg


I,IOI


I,O7I


Hingham


4,485


4,375


Mendon


1,094


945


Hull


383


451


Milbury


4,74I


4,555


Kingston


1,524


1,570


New Braintree


610


5.58


Marion


958


965


Northborough


1,676


1,853


Marshfield


1,78I


1,649


Northbridge


4,053


3,786


Mattapoisett


1,365


1,215


North Brookfield


4,459


4,201


Middleborough


5,237


5,163


Oakham


869


749


Pembroke


1,405


1,313


Oxford


2,604


2,355


Plymouth


7,093


7,239


Paxton


592


561


Plympton


694


600


Petersham


1, 109


1,032


Rochester


I,O43


I,O2I


Phillipston


621


530


Rockland


4,553


4,785


Princeton


1,100


1,038


Scituate


2,466


2,350


Royalston


1,192


1,153


South Abington


3,024


3,595


1,059


963


South Scituate


1,820


1,589


Shrewsbury


1,500


1,450


Wareham


2,896


3,254


West Bridgewater


1,665


1,707


SUFFOLK CO.


Boston


362,839


390,393


Chelsea


21,782


25,709


Revere


2,263


3,637


Winthrop


1,043


1,370


WORCESTER CO.


Ashburnham


1,666


2,058


Athol


4,307


4,758


Auburn


1,317


1,268


Barre


2,419


2,093


Berlin


977


899


Westminster


1,652


1,556


Winchendon


3,722


3,872


Worcester


58,291


68,389


BY COUNTIES.


Barnstable


31,897


29,845


Berkshire


69,032


73,828


Bristol


139,040


158,498


Douglas


2,24I


2,205


Dukes


4,300


4,135


Dudley


2,803


2,742


244,535


263,727


Fitchburg


12,429


15,375


Franklin


36,001


37,449


Gardner


4,988


7,283


Hampden


104,104


116,764


Grafton


4,030


4,498


Hampshire


47,232


48,472


Hardwick


2,233


3,145


Middlesex


317,830


357,31I


Harvard


1,253


1,184


Nantucket


3,727


3,142


Holden


2,499


2,470


Norfolk


96,507


102,142


Hubbardston


1,386


1,303


Plymouth


74,018


81,680


Lancaster


2,008


2,050


Suffolk


387,927


421,109


Leicester


2,779


2,923


Worcester


226,897


244,039



Sutton


3,105


3,10I


Templeton


2,789


2,027


Upton


2,023


2,265


Uxbridge


3,III


2,948


Warren


3,889


4,031


Webster


5,696


6,220


Westborough


5,214


4,880


West Boylston


2,994


2,927


West Brookfield


1,917


1,747


Blackstone


4,907


5,436


Bolton


903


876


Boylston


854


834


Brookfield


2,820


3,013


Charlton


1,900


1,823


Clinton


8,029


8,945


Dana


736


695


Southborough


2, 142


2,100


Southbridge


6,464


6,501


Spencer


7,466


8,247


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