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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
MASSACHUSETTS X
MUTUAL
ife nsurance
0.
INCORPORATED A. D. 1851.
HOME OFFICE,
Company's Building, . 413 Main Street, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
Assets, . . $3,500,000,
AND CONSTANTLY INCREASING.
THIS COMPANY IS
PURELY MUTUAL.
And Issues Policies on all the most Popular and Approved Plans of
Life and Endowment Insurance.
DIVIDENDS ANNUALLY,
After the payment of One Annual Premium, and declared on the Contribution Plan. CALEB RICE, President. E. W. BOND, Vice President.
CHARLES MCLEAN KNOX, Secretary. JAMES WEIR MASON, Actuary. DAVID P. SMITH, M. D., Medical Examiner.
DIRECTORS.
CALEB RICE,
Springfield, Mass.
WILLIAM B. SEARS, WILLIAM BROSS,
Boston, Mass.
HENRY FULLER, JR., EDMUND FREEMAN, OTIS CHILDS,
J. L. ERRINGER,
Chicago, Ill. Philadelphia, Pa.
W. C. STURTEVANT,
66
66
GEN. GEO. J. STANNARD, Burlington, Vt. Manchester, N. H. JOHN S. KIDDER, C. W. STANLEY, JAMES M. CHURCHILL,
JAMES KIRKHAM, JOSEPH STONE,
CHARLES P. KIMBALL,
CLARK W. BRYAN,
GEO. C. KMBALL Flint, Mich.
DAVID P. SMITH, M. D.,
ROBERT L. JOHNSON,
Albany, N. Y. Cleveland, Ohio.
HOMER FOOT,
MERRITT BURT,
ALFRED LAMBERT, M. D.,
New York. 66
GEO. MENDENHALL, M. D., Cincinnati, O. R. P. ELMORE,
J. ARTHUR BURR,
A. I. BENYON,
Boston, Mass.
L. W. HALL,
Milwaukec, Wis. Syracuse, N. Y.
66
D. C. WHARTON,
SAMUEL BOWLES,
EPHRAIM W. BOND, .
Portland, Mc. 66
vi
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
R. E. COOPER & CO.
(Successors to C. L. GOODHUE.)
tactical Plumbers,
(121) 305 MAIN ST., SPRINGFIELD, MASS,
Manufacturers of
AND
Dealers in
li Kinds of
lumbers
aterials
BLOCK TIN PIPE, TIN LINED PIPE, LEAD PIPE, CEMENT LINED PIPE, CAST IRON PIPE, VITRIFIED DRAIN PIPE.
Sheet Lead, Copper and Galvanized Boilers, Bath Tubs and Wash Basins, Marble Shelves, Iron and Soap Stone Sinks, Wash Trays, Brass and Silver Plated Cocks, Copper and Iron Pumps, Hydraulic Rams, Hy- drants, Rubber Hose, Pipes and couplings, and all the articles usually kept by Plumbers.
First-class Workmen sent to any part of the country.
Dealers supplied at reasonable Prices.
R. E. COOPER, S. WORTHINGTON, L. E. HOWARD.
L. L. DAVIS,
MANUFACTURER OF
IRON
POCKET LEVELS,
AND LEVEL GLASSES.
adjustable Spirit Levels, Plumbs and Inclinometors,
X
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OFFICE-Over John Hancock Nat. Bank, Springfield, Mass.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
WORKS --- CHICOPEE FALLS, MASS.
9
L. L.
DAVIS
PAT
1887
WAREHOUSE, 64 DUANE ST., NEW YORK. TURNER, SEYMOUR & JUDDS, SOLE AGENTS.
viii
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
JOHN OLMSTED, X
(Successor to Taylor & Olmsted.)
DEALER IN
tton, Cotton
aste
-AND-
PAPER STOCK,
COR. MAIN & EAST WILLIAM STS., SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
RAY
GETS UP FINE
ustum
Clathing,
AND SELLS THE A. B. Howe Sewing Machine, AT 417 (227) MAIN STREET,
SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
H. A. PIERCE,
Wholesale Dealer in
antertionery.
And Agent for
ruaud's Celebrated
rench Confectionery.
NO. 318 (Old No. 128) MAIN ST., NEAR THE DEPOT, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
GET THE BEST.
AILLUSTRATED
WEBSTERNEDITION
UNA RIDGES
3000
DICTIONARY
WEBSTER'S UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY. 10,000 Words and Meanings not in other Dictionaries.
3000 Engravings, 1840 Pages Royal Quarto.
Glad to add my testimony in its favor. [Pres't Walker of Harvard.]
Every scholar knows its value. [W. H. Prescott, the Historian.] "The most complete Dictionary of the Language. [Dr. Dick of Scotland.]
The best guide of students of our language.
[John G. Whittier.] He will transmit his name to latest posterity. [Chancellor Kent.] Etymological part surpasses anything by earlier labor- ers. [George Bancroft.]
Rearing relation to Language Principia does to Phi- losophy. [Elihu Burritt.] Excels all others in defining scientific terms. [President Hitchcock. So far as I know, best defining Dictionary. [Horace Mann.] Take it altogether, the surpassing work. [Smart, the English Orthopist.]
A necessity to every intelligent family, student, teach- er and professional man. What Library is complete without the best English Dictionary ?
WEBSTER'S NATIONAL PICTORIAL DICTIONARY, 1040 Pages Octavo. 600 Engravings.
The work is really a gem of a Dictionary, just the thing for the million .- American Educational Monthly. Published by G. & C. MERRIAM,
Sold by all Booksellers.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
434 MAIN STREET,
ONE PRICE C AS
IN WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS.
O
aupets,
THE LARGEST STOCK OF
X
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TINKHAM
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
T.
Hampden Seed and Agricultural Warehouse.
Ferre, Batchelder & Co.,
423 Main Street,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Springfield, Mass.,
Seed
Agricultural and Horticultural Implements, Fertilizers, &c., Wood and Willow Ware,
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS.
-AND-
(ESTABLISHED 1840.)
X
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
H. J. BREWER,
X
COR. MAIN AND SANFORD STS., - SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
PHARMACY,
ledicines,
Chemicals, Perfumery, Brushes, Toilet Waters.
SPECIALTIES.
WINE OF WILD CHERRY BARK.
WINE OF WILD CHERRY BARK AND IRON. MARSHMALLOW CANDY. ANODYNE TROCHES.
COCOA ICE BLOCK-A de- lightful Cosmetic.
CAMPHORATED GLYCER- INE ICE-For Chapped Face and Hands. EXTRACT OF DANDELION -For Home-made Beer. REYNOLD'S SAPONACE- OUS DENTIFRICE.
ELIXIR OF PERUVIAN BARK, (Aromatic Elixir of Calisaya Bark.)
ELIXIR OF PERUVIAN BARK-With pyrophosphate of Iron, (Ferrophosphorated Elixir Calisaya Bark.)
E. J. CUSHMAN,
DEALER IN
FURNACES, TIN WARE AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
AGENTS FOR THE LAWSON FURNACE.
Portable and Brick Set; the best Furnace in use. A large assortment of
COOK AND PARLOR STOVES,
For Wood or Coal. A complete assortment of REFRIGERATORS just received and for sale cheap. Wilcox Fruit Jars, Silver and Britannia Ware, Table Cutlery, Tubs, Pails, Brooms, Door Mats, Feather Dusters, Clothes Wringers, &c.
NE Weather Vanes made to order, any pattern desired. Roofing, Gutters and Conductors, and Jobbing in Tin, Sheet Iron or Copper, done at short notice.
I Having the most complete assortment ever offered in the city, parties desiring anything in our line of Goods will find it to their advantage to give us a call.
No. 451 Main Street, Opposite Court Square,
Springfield, Mass.
xi
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
T. D. BEACH, X
AUCTIONEER,
NO. 5 ELM ST., UP STAIRS.
Personal Attention Given to Sales of
REAL ESTATE, FARMS, FARM STOCK,
Stocks of Goods, Bonds and Stocks,
FURNITURE AT PRIVATE HOUSES. -AND- AUCTION SALES GENERALLY. EITHER IN CITY, COUNTY OR STATE.
J. A. ELDREDGE & CO., X
AUCTIONEERS
-AND-
Commission Merchants.
REGULAR SALES EVERY SATURDAY. In Front of Court Square, -OF- Live and Rolling Stock OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Administrators, Assignees and all other parties who have any description of property to dispose of, should notify us by Thursday noon of each week. Parties want- ing to purchase at these sales should read our advertisements publish ed EVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY morning in the " Repub- lican." We are also prepared to dispose of
Real Estate, Furniture at Private Houses, Closing Out and Bankrupt Stocks, &c., &c.
OFFICE AND SALESROOM, 435 MAIN STREET. J. D. PIERCE, Auctioneer.
xii
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
LADD BROTHERS,
Insurance Agenen.
ESTABLISHED, 1848.
REPRESENTING
Over 60 Millions,
CAPITAL AND ASSETS.
Particular attention paid to placing large lines on Manufacturing and Mer- cantile Property, in Sound and Reliable Offices.
AGENTS FOR THE
ÆTNA FIRE INS. CO., Hartford, ASSETS, $6,000,000
LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE,.
18,000,000
NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE, London and Edinburg,
10,000,000
LORILLARD, New York,
1,700 000
HANOVER,
16
750,000
NIAGARA, 66
1,500.000
NATIONAL, Boston,
600,000
PEOPLES', Worcester,
16
600,000
CITY OF HARTFORD,
66
475,000
PUTNAM, Hartford, .
600,000
CONN. MUTUAL LIFE INS CO.
"
30,000,000
TRAVELLERS, of Hartford,
1,500,000
-AND OTHER- First Class Stock and Mutual Companies.
R. E. LADD.
C. R. LADD. A. LADD.
xiii
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
GEORGE E. POTTER, X
Architect & Building Superintendent.
PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS. -AND- FULL SIZED WORKING DRAWINGS, WITH BILLS OF MATERIALS, CAREFULLY PREPARED AT SHORT NOTICE. Office, Room 16 Goodrich Block, Springfield, Mass.
ROBINSON, MARSH & CO.
DEALERS IN
casoned
Pine
Lumber,
DRESSED LUMBER FLOORING,
SHINGLES, LATH, WHITE WOOD, BLACK WAL- NUT, ASH, CHERRY, &C.
Corner of Lyman and Dwight Streets. H. A. ROBINSON. W. S. MARSH. E. A. PERKINS.
SAMUEL HARRIS, X
MANUFACTURER OF
Patent Sifting Machines,
Of any size, for all purposes, with every kind and grade of Sieves. Universally approved for all sifting purposes.
FOUNDRY SIFTER
PATENTED
Orders for any size promptly executed.
SUPERIOR
COAL ASH SIFTERS, AVOIDING ALL DUST.
Office, . Liberty Street, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
XIV
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
GRIMES & ELLISON achinists and Boiler Makers,
MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
Boiler and Plate Iron Work.
PIPING FOR GAS, STEAM, AND WATER,
Donc promptly and satisfactorily. HEAVY MACHINERY of all kinds made and Repaired at short notice, also all kinds of Shafting, Pulleys, Couplings and Light work built and put up.
Engines of all sizes; Boilers and Pumps Repaired, and together with Steam, Gas and Water Pipe and Fittings, kept constantly on hand.
Agents for Blake's Patent Steam Pumps, Sturtevant's Patent Blowers, Howard's Patent Heating Apparatus, Holland & Cody's Self-Oilers for Machinery, Christoffel's Elliptic Tube Cleaners.
OFFICE AND WORKS, 52, 54 & 56 LIBERTY STREET .. . NEAR MAIN STREET. Springfield, Mass.
EDWARD J. GRIMES. FRANCIS ELLISON.
many,
MANUFACTURER'S AGENTS FOR
DENNISON'S
Shipping Tags, STRONG, DURABLE AND WEATHER-PROOF.
PRICE LIST SENT ON APPLICATION. 409 Main Street, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
4
XV
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
P. P. EMORY & CO. X
Coppersmiths and Brass founders,
MANUFACTURERS OF
COPPER WORK, Brass and Composition Castings, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. BABBITT AND LINING METALS. HAMPDEN ST., NEAR R. R. DEPOT,
P. P. EMORY. I. E. GIDDINGS. GEO. C. KIMBALL. S Springfield, Mass.
WASON MFG. CO. X
Railway Car Builders.
CAR WHEELS, AND RAILROAD CASTINGS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Lyman St., Springfield, Mass. G. C. FISK, PRESIDENT. H. S. HYDE, TREASURER.
WRIGHT & EMERSON, MANUFACTURERS OF
Cast Iron Railing
-FOR- - Cemetery Lots, Front Yards, Balconies and Verandas.
BUILDING CASTINGS OF ALL KINDS FURNISHED TO CONTRACTORS AND THE TRADE.
Machinery Castings, Heavy and Light, made to order. Job Work promptly attended to at
Agawam Foundry, Liberty St., A FEW RODS EAST OF DEPOT, SPRINGFIELD, MASS. JOSIAH WRIGHT. WARREN EMERSON.
xvi ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
HOLMES & GILMORE,
GENERAL
INSURANCE -AND-
Agents
OFFICE, AGAWAM BANK BLOCK,. , OPP. MASSASOIT HOUSE,
Springfield, Mass.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO PLACING INSURANCE ON
polen an
And other Manufacturing Property, at Reasonable Rates.
PERPETUAL POLICIES GRANTED ON BRICK AND STONE BUILDINGS.
foreign, Anland & Railing
assenger Tickets
ISSUED AT THIS OFFICE, IN CONNECTION WITH THE
WHITE STAR LINE OF STEAMERS
-TO- ANY PLACE IN EUROPE OR THE UNITED STATES.
. H. G. GILMORE. J. W. HOLMES.
SPRINGFIELD
CITY DIRECTORY
AND
BUSINESS ADVERTISER
FOR
1871-72,
For the Year Commencing June 1, 1871.
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6
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4
PUBLISHED BY SAMUEL BOWLES & CO., PUBLISHERS, PRINTERS, BOOK-BINDERS AND ELECTROTYPERS, No. 409 MAIN STREET. 1871.
G-89450
LIVERMORE, BALL & CO'S NEW 1871-2
LIVERMORE
BALL & COM
HL
BRADLEY.PO.S.
SIGN OF THE HANGING
GOLDEN PITCHER, CORNER OF Main & Bridge Sts.
Crackery Store,
SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASS WARE,
Kerosene Lamps and Chimneys, .
PURE COIN SILVER AND PLATED WARES,
And everything belonging to a
First-Class Crockery House.
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1871, by SAMUEL BOWLES & COMPANY, In the Office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington.
TRADESMEN
Who Want Employment, CLERKS who Want Situations, EMPLOYERS who Want Workmen, LANDLORDS who Want Boarders, HOTEL-KEEPERS who Want Help, CITIZENS who Want Servants, BUSINESS MEN who Want Agents, MERCHANTS who Want Salesmen,
SHOULD ADVERTISE IN Springfield Republican.
POPULAR RATES FOR SHORT ADVERTISEMENTS, UNDER HEAD OF "WANTS," "FOR SALE," and "TO LET,"
TEN CENTS a Line for First Insertion. SIX CENTS a Line Each After Insertion. -- HF TERMS, STRICTLY CASH IN ADVANCE.
SPRINGFIELD onservatory of Etusic,
Shari's Block, Main Street,
I. CHUBBUCK
Springfield, Mass,
ESTABLISHED 1864. M. J. D. HUTCHINS,
PROPRIETOR AND INSTRUCTOR, ASSISTED BY AN ABLE CORPS OF TEACHERS.
BOARD OF REFERENCE.
Rev. G. B. IDE, Springfield. Hon. D. L. HARRIS, Springfield.
SAMUEL BOWLES, Springfield Republican.
T. W WASON, Esq., Springfield.
G. W. SWAZEY, M. D.,
JOHN HOOKER, M. D.,
W. G. CHAMBERLAIN, G. T. WASON,
Dr. JACOBS, 66
Mrs. Dr. JACOBS,
Mrs. CHARLES MERRIAM, Springfield. Mrs. Dr. LAMBERT, Mrs. WM. MATTOON, "
Rev. H. R. NYE, (formerly editor of the Star in the West. Cincinnati, Ohio,) Springfield. Hon. W. GRISWOLD, Greenfield.
Hon. B. F. WHITTEMORE, M. C., Darlington, S. C. Messrs. CHICKERING & SONS, Boston.
Messrs. OLIVER DITSON & CO., Boston.
Hey The plan of this Institution has a full and Complete Course of Instruction in Music in all of its branches, practical as well as theoretical.
UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION, PARIS, 1867. TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF THE PIANOS OF MESSRS. CHICKERING SONS,
Over all Competition, both for Europe and America. The highest recompense to any Competitors
THE CROSS OF THE LEGION OF HONOR, AND GRAND GOLD MEDAL.
Was awarded to CHICKERING & SONS for the superiority of their Grand, Square and Upright
PIANO-FORTES. 34,000 of them now in Uso.
Warerooms,
M. J. D. HUTCHINS, Shaw's Block, 374 Main St.,
Springfield, Mass.
+
SPRINGFIELD DYE HOUSE, 343 MAIN ST., Oldest! Largest !! Best !!!
PROMPTNESS.
BEST DYERS,
Cleansers, Finishers, Facilities and Dyes.
COLORS AND FINISH Superior to any in Western Mass.
Tailor's Shop Connected.
FIRST CLASS CUTTER.
SUPERIORITY.
Positively a SAVINGS INSTITUTION, Charges Lowest. DRESSES, CLOAKS, FEATHERS, GLOVES, UPHOLSTERY, SHAWLS, GENTS' COATS, PANTS, VESTS, &c., Silk, Cotton and Wool Goods of all kinds, Store Goods of every name all Dyed or Cleansed and Finished equal to the best done in this country. New Colors and Modern Discoveries promptly introduced. GENTS' GARMENTS RE- PAIRED by skillful workmen. I. HARMON & CO., also proprietors of the Springfield Steam Laundry, Hillman street, near the Dye House. Fluting, and Lace Curtains cleansed, and Laun- dry Work of all kinds done perfectly.
SAMUEL BOWLES & CO.
PUBLISH
The Springfield Republican
DAILY, SEMI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY,
AND ISSUE ANNUALLY
THE SPRINGFIELD CITY DIRECTORY,
ALSO, DO ALL KINDS OF
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING, BOOK-BINDING,
AND MANUFACTURE
BLANK BOOKS AND PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
IN LARGE VARIETY, AT .
409 Main Street, - Springfield, Mass.
CONTENTS.
PAGE. |
Additions and Changes, 80 Advertisements, Index to, 7
A General View of Springfield, 19 Agricultural Society, 62
Agriculture and Horticulture, 23 Almshouse and the Poor, . 65
Alphabetical List of Householders, and Business and Professional Men and Women, etc., . . 127
. Aqueduct Company, Water Supply, Amount Used, Rates, etc., 64
Armory, United States, 64,73
Arrival and Departure of Trains, .
71
Association, Cemetery, 65, 73 B. & A. Employes' Mutual Relief, 61
Firemen's Mutual Relief, 61
Hampden Benevolent, .
51
Springfield Scientific,
63
Springfield Sunday School, 51
Westfield Baptist,
51
Young Men's Christian, 54
Banks,
43
Blocks,
25
Boston & Albany Railroad, 72 Hydrants, Reservoirs, etc., . Fire Alarm Telegraph, 37
Boundaries, City and Ward,
37
Bridge, Ferry, and Rates of Toll, 69
Business Directory,
372
Business and Trade of the City,
23
65,73
Cemetery Association,
·
Churches: Pastors, Meetings, Mem-
bership, Sunday-Schools, His-
torical Facts, etc.,
44
City Choirs, Organs, etc., .
City Government : Elections,
.
32
City Officers and Committees, . 32 Police Department, 33 Subordinate Officers, . 33 Ward Officers, 33
Fire Department, . 34
City Hall, description of,
73
Who may be Found there, 73
City Hospital, etc., 65
City Library and Museum,
21,58
City and Ward Boundaries, .
37
Commissioners for Other States, 39
Connecticut River Railroad, . 72
Constables-State, .
40
Councilor,
40
PAGE.
County Officers,
38
Court, Police, .
33, 41
Probate and Insolvency,
41
Superior, .
41
Supreme Judicial,
41
U. S. Circuit and District,
41
Court House, Who may be Found
there,
73
Deputy Sheriffs in Hampden County, 39
District Attorney,
41
Dogs, .
.
65
Distances from Springfield to Other
Cities and Towns,
75
Expresses, Stage Routes, etc., .
68
Father Matthew Total Abstinence
Society, .
61
Ferry and Fares, .
69
Fire Department : Organization,
34
Companies and Engines, 34
Compensation of Members, 34
34
Fires in Springfield in 1870-71, .
37
61 Fire District, and the Construction or Moving of Buildings, . . Firemen's Mutual Relief Association, 36 Foreign Coins,. 77
Gas Light Company,
64
Government, City,
32
State,
41
National,
42
Grand Army of the Republic,
63
Great Freshets,
74
Growth of Springfield, .
19
Hacks and the Hack Ordinance, 67 Halls, Public, . 68 Hampden Conference and Benevo- lent Association, 51 Hampden County Agricultural So- ciety, 62 Hampden County Horticultural So- ciety, 62 Hampden County Woman Suffrage Association, 63
52
6
CONTENTS.
PAGE.
Hampden District Medical Society, 63 Hampden Park, 73 Hartford and New Haven Railroad, 72
Home for Friendless Women and Children, 25,55
Horse Railroads, . 69 Hotels, 66
How the City Entertains Travelers, 65
Indian Orchard: Situation, 74
Occupations and Prosperity,
75
A Notable Corporation,
75
Insurance Companies,
44
Internal Revenue, Tenth District, . 40
Jail and House of Correction, 66
Justices, Notaries Public, etc.,
39
Keeping of Swine, Ordinance Con-
cerning,
67
Kerosene,
66
Knights of Pythias,
61
Library and Museum of Natural 58
History,
Masonic Orders
59
Manufactures,
23
Member of Congress, Tenth District,
40
Military Companies,
63
Milk,
66
Musical Organizations,
53
New Buildings,
19, 20, 25-31
Newspapers and Periodicals, .
73
Notaries Public, etc.,
39
Odd Fellows,
60
Old Landmarks,
24
Omnibus and Fares,
72
Places Worthy of Notice,
73
Police Court,
33,41
Police Department: List of Officers, Salaries, etc., . · 33
Population of the City, County,
State and Country, .
.
41,76
Post-Office, Opening and Closing of
Mails, Rates of Postage, etc.,. 69
Prefatory Remarks,
17
Private Schools,
58
Public Halls,
68
Public Schools,
55
Railroads,
23,78
Railroad Companies,
72
Relief Associations,
61
Representatives in the Legislature
from Hampden County, and
their Districts,
40
River Navigation,
74
PAGE.
Savings Banks,
43,44
Schools, Public : Organization, . .
55
What they Show of the City, 55 Ten Years Ago and Now, 55 List of Teachers, etc., . 57
New School-houses, 26
Schools, Private: Teachers and Lo- cation, . Senators from Hampden County, and Senate Districts, 40 Sheriff and Deputy Sheriffs in the County, 39
Sixteen Acres: Its Situation and Flattering Prospects, . 74
Sons of Temperance, 60
Springfield Aqueduct Company, 64 Springfield Gas Light Company, 63 Springfield Post-office, 69
Springfield and Farmington Valley Railroad, 72
Springfield and Longmeadow Rail- road, 72
Springfield in 1871 : A General View,
19
Growth of Ten Years, .
20
New Buildings,
25-31
School-Houses and Schools, 19
The City Library,
21
Railroads,
22
Manufactures,
23
Business and Trade,
23
Springfield Club, .
62
Springfield Scientific Association, 63
Stage Routes, Expresses, etc.,
68
State Constables,
40
State Government,
41
Streets, Avenues, Squares, Blocks,
Hills, Reservoirs, etc.,
13, 35
Street Railway,
69
Sunday-Schools,
51
Telegraph Companies, .
68
Temperance Societies,
60
The Almshouse and the Poor,
65
Typographical Union, .
66
United States Armory, .
64, 73
United States Census, 1870, .
42
United States Courts, .
41
United States Government;
42
United States Internal Revenue,
. 40
Valuation of Springfield,
21
Voting Places, .
38
Who may be Found at the City Hall
and Court House,
73
Young Men's Christian Association, 54 Young Catholic Friends' Society, [. 62
58
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
10
Advertising.
PAGE.
Bowles S. & Co., see page 2 and colored leaf at end of book.
Agricultural Store.
Ferre, Batchelder & Co.,
ix, 206
Album Manufacturers.
Bowles Samuel & Co.,
92
Ale and Porter Brewers.
Shaw & Co.,
328
Analytical Physician.
Kelly J. Wesley, .
.
253
Architect.
Potter George E.,
xiii, 308
Attorneys and Counselors at Law.
Brown Timothy M., .
156
Donnelly Hugh,
195
Greene & Bosworth,
224
McIntire James E.,
288
Smith & Maynard,
336
Soule & Lathrop,
337
Auctioneers.
Beach T. D.,
xi
Eldredge J. A. & Co.,
xi, 202
Bakers.
Carr J. S. & Co.,
166
Lobsitz John, .
267
Beer and Soda Manufacturers.
Brooks F. A.,
155
Cowles A. F.,
182
Blacksmiths.
Burke P. J.,
84
Dassutt J.,
189
Hood John,
243
Hutchinson C. S.,
248
Sibley & Fitch,
331
Blank Book Manufacturers.
Bowles Samuel & Co.,
150
Sargent & Smith,
324
Boarding-House.
Brown Mrs. E. J.,
155
Boilers, Engines, etc.
Grimes & Ellison,
225
Hammond S. T. & Co.,
230
Roche Jolın, .
317
Bone, Grist and Plaster Mill.
Crawford & Dearnley,
184
Book Binders.
Bowles Samuel & Co.,
92
Sargent & Smith,
324
Book Publishers. PAGE.
Bill, Nichols & Co.,
146
Bowles Samuel & Co.,
150
Fisk D. E. & Co.,
208
Fuller F. S.,
214
Merriam G. & C.,
ix
Ziegler, McCurdy & Co.,
371
Books and Stationery.
Burt Augustine & Co.,
161
Rude Horace,
320
Ryan Philip J.,
322
Whitney & Adams,
364
Boots and Shoes. Retail Dealers, Makers and Repairers.
During John B.,
200
Greene B. F. & Co.,
224
Morse O. D. & Co.,
287
Shaw Henry A., .
328
Wholesale Dealers.
Heubisch Paul & Co.,
238
Hixon & Birnie,
241
Morse O. D. & Co.,
287
Brass Band.
Springfield Cornet Band,
338
Brass Founders.
Emory P. P. & Co., .
XV
E. Stebbins Manufacturing Co.,
89
Brick Makers.
King Henry,
257
Leary John, .
263
Bridge Builders.
Briggs A. D. & Co., .
153
Hawkins & Burrall,
235
Building Stone.
James & Marra,
249
Car Builders.
Wason Manufacturing Co.,
XV
Card (Machine) Manufacturers.
Hampden Card Co.,
230
Carpenters & Builders.
Bailey W. L., .
136
Currier & Richards,
186
Ferry Charles S., .
206
Kingsbury Geo. O.,
90
Ladd E. W.
260
Marien J. H.,
273
Moulton Charles C.,
288
Reed G. F.,
312
Shaw Charles L.,
327
Wheeler Edmund A.,
363
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Carriage Makers. PAGE.
Smith David & Co.,
333
Carriage, Saddlery, Hardwaro and
Trimmings.
Baker Henry K.,
136
Children's Carriages.
Peck & Baker,
302
Cigars and Tobacco.
Case & Clark,
167
French Edward M.,
213
Wright W. H.,
370
Circulating Libraries.
Jennison & Kendall,
250
Leavitt, Gillespie & Gilmore, Misses,
263
Civil Engineers.
Briggs A. D. &. Co.,
153
Hawkins & Burrall,
235
Claim Agent.
Tifft L. A.,
350
Clairvoyant.
Manley Mrs. A. B., .
272
Clock and Watch Repairer.
Rice Joseph H.,
314
Coal Dealers.
Banks J. H. & Son,
81, 138
Gray's Henry Sons,
iv, 223
Commission Merchants.
Bigelow and Adams,
145
Bumstead S. S.,
159
Palmer Samuel & Co.,
298
Forbes & Smith,
see top of pages and 211
Sibley & Rathbun,
331
Smith Hinsdale & Co.,
334
Wilder & Puffer,
365
Worthy J. L. & Co.,
370
Confectionery and Fruit.
Baker Seth,
137
Barr E. C. & Co.,
139
Gunn & Merrill,
226
Lyon C. T.,
270
McGinley James A.,
278
Pierce H. A.,
viii
Confectionery Manufacturers.
Kibbe Bros. & Co.,
256
Cowles A. F., .
182
Coppersmiths.
Emory P. P. & Co.,
XV
Cotton Waste Dealers.
Olmstead John,
viii
Crockery and Glass-ware.'
Dearden William,
191
Eldredge J. A. & Co.,
85, 202
Livermore, Ball & Co.,
2
Curtain Fixtures.
Roloff Otto,
319
Dentists. PAGE.
Anderson J. J.,
133
Bartholomew S. B.,
140
Dodge; J. N., ,
194
Hurlbut J. S.,
247
Noble Dr. Lester
292
Searle F.
326
Dentists' Supplies.
Williams Wm. M.,
366
Designers and Engravers.
Bradley Milton & Co.,
152
Richards William A.,
315
Drain and Sewer Pipe.
Wilcox J. P. & Co.,
89
Dress and Cloak Makers.
Jennison & Kendall,
250
Rice Mrs. J. C.,
313
Druggists.
Alden Charles P.,
130
Bigelow Edmund,
145
Brewer H. &J.,
X
Brown George C.,
156
Dickinson Frank S,
193
Dow John O., .
196
Hooker John, .
243
Merritt & Hall,
281
Pabke A. & Co.,
297
Webber J. T. & Co.,
360
Dry Goods.
Bushnell H. S. & Co.,
162
Carter & Cooley, .
167
Currier & Hodskins,
186
Rockwood J. T.,
318
Sterns E. H. & Co.,
341
Tinkham & Co.,
ix
Dye Houses.
Adams Henry,
129
Broadhurst T. & Son,
154
Harmon I. & Co.,
231
Eave Trough Manufacturers.
Child, Hall & Russell,
171
Electrotypers.
Bowles Samuel & Co.,
150
Van Vlack Charles, .
355
Engravers.
Chubbuck Thomas, .
171
Bradley Milton & Co.,
152
Richards William A.,
315
Expresses.
American Merchants' Union,
132
Eye and Ear Infirmary.
Gardner W. W.,
216
Fancy Dry Goods.
Jennison & Kendall.,
250
Kinsman T. S.,
258
Kinsman W. D.,
258
Leavitt, Gillespie & Gilmore, Misses,
263
Whitney & Adams,
364
Stern Jacob.,
341
Wiese F.,
364
Wallach, Schwab & Zinsser,
357
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Fish and Oyster Dealers.
PAGE.
Granger T. M , 222
Martin H. C., . 274
Quimby H. A., 310
Smith S. L., 335
Webber J. W.,
360
Florists.
Miellez & Co., 282
Sheehan Jeremiah,
429
Flour and Grain.
Bangs John,
137
Bigelow & Adams,
145
Davidson A. M.,
189
Fox John, .
212
Parker & Foster, .
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