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PROPERTY OF THE
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- HARWOOD MANUFACTURING CO., SEE ADVERTISEMENT ON FIRST BACK COLORED PAGE.
535-979
Salem Foundry and Machine Shop.
CHARLES F. CURWEN, Proprietor,
MANUFACTURERS OF
ELEVATORS
with Patent Safety Attachment.
-CONANTBOSTON
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Leather Scouring Machines, Tan Presses, Grate Bars, &c.
MACHINERY BUILT AND REPAIRED.
PATTERN AND MODEL MAKING.
COR. LIBERTY AND DERBY STS., - SALEM, MASS.
N. PEIRCE, STOCK & LOAN OFFICE,
-DEALER IN -
GOLD AND SILVER, U. S., STATE AND CITY BONDS, 114 WASHINGTON ST., HOLYOKE BUILDING, SALEM.
JOHN E. KIMBALL, Doors, Sashes and Blinds MADE TO ORDER.
TURNING, PLANING, SAWING, STAIR BUILDING, AND ALL KINDS OF WOOD WORKING.
MILL, REAR 12 CARPENTER ST., SALEM, MASS.
Window Frames, House Brackets, Cabinet and Counter Work. First-Class Doors, Veneered or Solid. Tanners' Steepers and Wheels, Curriers' Tables, etc.
BOSTON Halifax, and Prince Edward Island
STEAMSHIP LINE.
RUNNING STEAMERS WEEKLY FROM
BOSTON -TO
Halifax, Port Hawkesbury, Pictou, N.S. and Charlottetown, P. E. I.,
From about May 1st to December 1st, and to Halifax only for balance of year.
Connect at the above Ports with all Rail, Steamer, and Stage Lines.
STEAMER CARROLL, 1,400 Tons. STEAMER WORCESTER, 1,400 Tons.
FINE PASSENGER ACCOMMODATIONS! . LOW RATES AND QUICK TIME!
Only direct Line without change to Halifax, Cape Breton and Prince Edward Island.
Steamers sail every Saturday at 12 o'clock noon from NICK- ERSON'S WHARF, Congress St., Boston.
For Rates on Freight or Passage apply to W. H. RING, Nickerson's Wharf, or to A. DeW. SAMPSON, 201 Washington St .. or O. G. PEARSON, 211 Washington St., Boston.
BOSTON SAVANNAH STEAMSHIP CO.
WINTER EXCURSIONS TO FLORIDA AND ALL POINTS IN THE
South and South West New Steamers. Lowest Rates. Fastest Time. RUNNING DIRECT STEAMERS BETWEEN
Boston and Savannah. - AND -
Connecting at Savannah with All-Rail and Steamer Lines for all Points in Florida.
THROUGH BILLS OF LADING and TICKETS over Central Railroad of Georgia, Savannah, Florida and Western Railway and all routes South to Florida. Connections perfect.
Steamers sail from Boston and Savannah every Thursday, from Boston at 3.00 P.M .; from Savannah according to tide. The Company's Fleet consists of the New and Elegant Iron Steamships, of 2,200 tons each :
GATE CITY and CITY OF MACON. These New Iron Steamers are of great Strength and Speed. Their Passenger Accommodations are unsurpassed. Each is provided with a powerful Electric Light. which enables them to steam up the Savannah River on the night tide, thus doing awey with the tedious delay heretofore necessary. The average pas- sage between Boston and Savannah is less than seventy-five hours.
For information in detail apply to W. H. RING, Nickerson's Wharf, Congress St., Boston. A. DEW. SAMPSON, 201 Washington St., Boston. O. G. PEARSON, 211 Washington St., Boston. RICHARDSON & BARNARD, Savannah, Georgia
Salem Lead Co.,
CORRODERS AND GRINDERS OF THE BEST
PURE WHITE LEAD.
The Mills are under the superintendence of Mr. R. F. BARR.
The reputation of our manufactures is already established, they having proved among the
BEST KNOWN TO THE TRADE.
This White Lead is Warranted Strictly Pure.
Its Perfect Fineness and Brilliant Whiteness are fully appreciated, and its general Excel- lence has made it the STANDARD LEAD throughout New England.
LEAD PIPE
FROM THE VERY BEST PIG LEAD, OF ANY SIZE OR THICKNESS REQUIRED, AND WARRANTED SATISFACTORY.
SHEET LEAD,
A new article made (under patent of our Superintendent) by us solely, of 22 and 3 pounds per square foot, packed on Reels in one continuous length, viz .:
21/2 inches, 3 inches and 4 inches wide, for Carpenters and Builders. 6 ry 66 66 66 8 66 66
" Masons, etc.
5/8
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" weighting Window Shade Sticks.
The convenience and economy of this form of Sheet Lead has already brought it into universal favor, and promises to supersede for the uses above-named the Wide Rolls of Sheet Lead.
Please see that all packages are marked SALEM LEAD CO., to whom all orders should be addressed.
ALEM LEAD COMPANY,
FRANK A. BROWN, Treasurer,
No. 125 Washington St., room 26, Salem, Mass.
WHITTIER MACHINE CO.
WORKS AND OFFICE, 1176 TREMONT STREET, BOSTON.
Charles Whittier, President. MANUFACTURERS OF
BOILERS
AND ALL KINDS OF TANK WORK.
ALSO
STEAM HEATING.
Abel C. Whittier, Treas.
WHITTIER MACHINE CO
HOSTON MASS
STEAM AND HYDRAULIC ELEVATORS,
STEAM ENGINES, PAPER, RUBBER, and SUGAR REFINING MACHINERY, WATER, STEAM, and GAS VALVES, HYDRANTS, SERVICE SUPPLY, SHIP STEERERS,
BRASS and IRON CASTINGS. Foundry at South Boston, Corner of Granite and First Streets. NEW YORK OFFICE, 91 LIBERTY STREET.
TOWER, GIDDINGS, & CO. BANKERS AND BROKERS, 105 DEVONSHIRE STREET, BOSTON, MASS.
Orders for Stocks and Bonds executed in Boston, New York, and other markets.
THE GRAFTON THREADS
- FOR SOLE SEWING AND ALL WAX THREAD MACHINE WORK. The Strongest Made.
SELLING AGENTS: J. R. LEESON & CO., 298 Devonshire St., BOSTON.
"KNOCKABOUT"
PATENTED
SUITS
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Copyrigat
For Boys' play or school use (3 to 10 years), "Untearable" and "Wear-resisting" fabrics, all wool, " Cavalry knees," iron-like ser- vice. The best Suit ever introduced
FOR HARD WEAR.
>$5.00 A. SHUMAN & CO., MANUFACTURING RETAILERS AND JOBBERS,
No. 440 Washington Street, BOYS' RETAIL DEPARTMENT, BOSTON, MASS.
HENRY CONANT, STAIR BUILDER,
SAWING, TURNING, and DANIELS' PLANING, Etc. BALUSTERS, RAILS and POSTS. - ALSO - STATIONARY WASHSTANDS, Gifford's Mill, rear 12 Carpenter St., Salem.
QUINCY HOUSE
M. HUSSEY, Proprietor. 25 FRONT STREET, SALEM, MASS.
This Hotel has been renovated and refitted throughout, and is very centrally located. Transient and regular boarders will receive every attention.
TABLE BOARD A SPECIALTY, AND AT REASONABLE RATES. Billiard Room and Livery Stable connected.
DANIEL T. SMITH,
(Formerly Jesse Smith),
HOROLOGIST,
-AND DEALER IN
AMERICAN and FOREIGN WATCHES,
WATCH FURNITURE, GENTLEMEN'S JEWELRY,
French and American Clocks. - ALSO -
SPECTACLES, EYE GLASSES, THERMOMETERS, Etc.
No. 241 ESSEX STREET, SALEM, MASS.
Particular attention to Fine Watch Repairing.
THE
BEVERLY DIRECTORY
· 1886
on
CONTAINING A
DIRECTORY OF THE CITIZENS
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
RECORD OF THE TOWN OFFICERS, ETC.
SAMPSON, MURDOCK, AND COMPANY
FORMERLY SAMPSON, DAVENPORT, & CO.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, No, 155 FRANKLIN STREET, BOSTON
Copyright, 1886, by SAMPSON, MURDOCK, & Co.
HALLS, PUBLIC BUILDINGS, ETC.
Alms House, Cedar, near Essex Atlantic Block, 139 Cabot Bell's Hall, Cabot and Bartlett Beverly Light Infantry Armory, Cabot, near Federal Beverly National Bank, Cabot, cor. Thorndike Beverly Savings Bank, Cabot, cor. Thorndike Commercial Block, Cabot, cor. Railroad avenue Grand Army Hall, Commercial block Lefavour's Block, Cabot, opp. Washington Lefavour's Opera House, Lefavour's block Marshall's Ilall, Hale, Beverly Farms Masonic Block, Cabot, cor. Washington Meacom's Building, Cabot, cor. Vestry Norwood's Building, Railroad avenue Odd Fellows' Building, Cabot, cor. Broadway Odd Fellows' Hall, Cabot, cor. Broadway Police Station, rear of Town Hall Post Office, Masonic Block, Cabot, cor. Washington Soldiers' Monument, Monument square Town Hall, Cabot, cor. Thorndike Union Hall, Cabot and Essex
WHARVES.
Preston's wharf, Water Putnam's wharf, River
Quiner's lumber wharf, Cabot
Roundy's lumber wharf, Water
Central wharf, Water Crowell's wharf, Water Dodge's wharf, Elliott Foster's wharf, Water Girdler's coal wh'f, Water Salem Water Works, Water Pickett's coal wh'f, Water Simonds' wharf, Water Smith's wharf, Water 514
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BEVERLY STREETS, PLACES, ETC.
Abbott, from Cabot to the sea Adams, from Essex to Butman Andrews court, from Lothrop to the sea Arthur, from Chase to Mulberry Ashland, from Home to Federal Atlantic avenue, from Hale to the sea Back, from South to Bartlett Balch, from Cabot to Cabot, North Beverly Bartlett, from Cabot to Water Bay, from Lovett to Lothrop Bay View avenue, from Ober to the sea Beach, from Hale to West, Beverly Farms Beckford, from 358 Cabot to Elliot
Bisson, from Essex to Hale Bow, from 198 Cabot to Park Boyles, now called Foster Brackenbury lane, from Hale to the sea, Cove Village Bridge, from River to Danvers line Briscoe, from Hale to Essex Broadway, from Cabot to Park Brown, from Washington to Abbott
Butman, from Dane to Cedar Cabot, from Salem to Wenham line Cedar, from Essex to Locust Central, from Cabot to the sea Central court, from 16 Central to May
Centreville, Essex street, near Montserrat, to Wenham line Chapman, from Pond tó 15 Federal Chapman court, from Federal, opposite Chapman Chapman's Corner, Hale, near Ober Charnock, from 281 Cabot to Butman Chase, from Summer to Roundy Chestnut, from 304 Cabot to Rantoul Cole, from Essex to Foster, Beverly Farms Colon, from 345 Cabot to Essex Common, from Standley to Thissel, Beverly Farms Conant, from Dodge to Danvers line, North Beverly Congress, from Cabot to Bass River Congress court, from Congress Corning, from Essex to Hale Cox court, from Cabot, near Water, to School Creek, from Rantoul to Bass River
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Cressy, from Elliot to Bridge
Cross, from East Lothrop to Hale Dane, from Cabot to Hale Davis, from Cabot to Front
Dodge, from 461 Cabot to Wenham line, North Beverly East, from Essex to East Lothrop
East Corning, from Hale to Neptune
East Dane, from Hale to the sea East Lothrop, from Hale to Cross Edwards, from 52 Cabot to Rantoul Ellingwood court, from 8 Cabot to School Elliot, from 292 Cabot to Danvers line Elm, from Railroad avenue to Vestry Endicott, from Thorndike to Hale Enon, from Dodge to Wenham line, North Beverly
Essex, from Cabot to Wenham line
Everett, from Haskell to Hale, Beverly Farms
Fayette, from 68 Cabot to Rantoul Federal, from 208 Cabot to Bass River
Fillmore, from Enon, near Wenham line
Foster, from Hale to Cole, Beverly Farms
Franklin place, from Cabot, near Central
Friend, from Elliot to Bridge Front, from Cabot to Bartlett Gardner, from Essex to Pearl Green, from Elliot to Bridge
Greenwood avenue, from Hart to Common, Beverly Farms Grove, from Beach to Oak, Beverly Farms
Grover, from Essex to Wenham line, North Beverly Hale, from Cabot to Manchester line
Hardy, from Pleasant to Railroad avenue
Hart, from Hale to Wenham line, Beverly Farms
Haskell, from Hale to Valley, Beverly Farms
Heither, from Colon to Herrick
Herrick, from 461 Cabot to Heither
High, from Hale to Haskell, Beverly Farms Hill, from Cabot to Salem Home, from Bow to Rantoul
Hull, from Essex to Wenham line, Beverly Farms
Jackson, from 53 Essex to Butman
Juniper, from Hale to North, Beverly Farms
Knowlton, from Cabot, at Winter, to Charnock
Lake Shore avenue, from Essex to Cross, Beverly Farms Laurel, from Corning to Pine Lawrence, from Federal to Riverside
Linden avenue, from Wellman to Porter
Locust, from Cedar to Bisson Lothrop, from Water to Hale Lothrop court, off Lothrop Lovett, from Bartlett to Hale
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BEVERLY STREET DIRECTORY.
Madison avenue, from Essex to Prospect May, from 85 Cabot to Lovett Mechanic, from Elliot to West Dane Middle, from Bisson to East Mill, from Elliot to Beckford Milton, from Cabot to Broadway Montserrat Station, on Gloucester Branch Railroad Monument Square, from Abbott to Hale Mulberry, from Federal to West Dane Munroe, from Prospect to Essex Myrtle, from Cabot to 169 Rantoul Neptune, from Ober to 137 Hale North, from Hale to Juniper, Beverly Farms
Oak, from Hale to West, Beverly Farms Ober, from Hale to the sea, Beverly Farms Ocean, from 18 Hale to the sea Paine place, at Pride's Crossing Park, from Pleasant to Elliot Pearl, from Vernon to Pine Perkins avenue, from East Lothrop to Essex
Phillips avenue, from Cabot to Wenham lake, No. Beverly Phillips court, from Pleasant, near Cabot Pine, from Rock to Pearl Pleasant, from 82 Cabot to Park' Pond, from Cabot to Rantoul
Porter, from Congress to Bass River
Preston place, from Hart to Manchester woods
Pride's Crossing, near Beverly Farms Prince, from Hale to the sea, Pride's Crossing Prospect, from Charnock, opposite Knowlton Railroad avenue, from Cabot to Bass River Rantoul, from Cabot, near Water, to Cabot River, from Federal to School
Riverside, from Rantoul to Lawrence Rock, from Corning to Pine Roundy, from 290 Cabot to B. & M. Railroad
Salem, from Colon to Wenham lake School, from Cabot, opposite Stone, to River South, from Front to Stone Spring, from Essex to Colon Standley, from Essex to Common, Beverly Farms Stone, from Cabot to Lothrop Straight, from Middle to East Summer, from 312 Cabot to Rantoul
Summit avenue, from 14 Cabot to School
Thissel, from Hale to Hale, Pride's Crossing Thorndike, from Cabot to Lovett Trask, from 540 Cabot to Cabot, North Beverly Tuck's Point, foot of Water
Union, from 55 Cabot to 29 Bartlett
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BEVERLY STREET DIRECTORY.
Valley, from Hale to Haskell, Beverly Farms
Vernon, from Essex to Pearl
Vestry, from Cabot, opposite Washington, to beyond Elm
Vine court, from Oak, opposite depot, Beverly Farms Wallis, from Cabot to Park Walnut, from Cedar to Bisson Washington, from 151 Cabot to the sea
Water, from Cabot to the sea
Webber avenue, from River to Porter
Webster avenue, from Haskell to Hull, Beverly Farms
Wellman, from Congress to Bass River
West, from Hale to Hale, Beverly Farms West Dane, from 268 Cabot to Rantoul Willow, from Hale to Lothrop
Winter, from Cabot and Knowlton to Essex
Winthrop avenue, from Green to Bass River
Witch, from Hale to Common
Woodberry, from Hale to the sea
LOCATIONS, VILLAGES, ETC.
Beverly Farms, east to Manchester line
Cat Swamp, near Montserrat Station
Centreville, Essex street, beyond Montserrat Station, to Wenham line
Chapman's Corner, near Cove Village
Cherry Hill, North Beverly
Cole's Corner, near Pride's Crossing
Cove Village, southeast, near light-house
Dodge's Row, North Beverly
Light-House Point, near Cove Village
Mingoe's Beach, beyond Cove Village
Montserrat Station, on Gloucester Branch Railroad
North Beverly, north to Wenham line
Pride's Crossing Station, on Gloucester Branch Railroad Pumping Station, North Beverly
Salem Reservoir, near Colon and Essex streets, north of Montserrat Station Wenham Lake, North Beverly
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THE TAPLEY "TWIN" HEEL BURNISHER
IS ACKNOWLEDGED TO BO THO
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BEVERLY [A] DIRECTORY. 9
Anderson Augustus, morocco dresser, Lynch & Welch's, boards at Salem
Anderson Horatio N. shoecutter, b. Rantoul, n. Fayette Anderson Kate B. widow of Daniel B. house Washington, near church
Andren Alban, solicitor of patents (Boston), h. 126 Cabot Andrew John F. ( Boston), house Hospital Point
Andrews Amos, shoemaker, house Cabot, corner Myrtle Andrews Asa, shoemaker, h. Preston place, n. Wenham line Andrews Augustus, shoemaker, house 24 Federal Andrews Benj. ship carpenter, house Front, cor. Bartlett Andrews Benj. L. salesman ( Boston), house 345 Cabot Andrews Calvin, shoemaker, house Essex, near Charnock - Andrews Charles H. provision dealer, h. Cabot, n. Pleasant Andrews Edwin, shoemaker, house Front, cor. Bartlett ANDREWS E. grocer, 69 Water, house 65 do.
Andrews Francis E. shoemaker, h. Front, cor. Bartlett Andrews Frank D. shoemaker, h. Rantoul, near Roundy Andrews Gardner, shoemaker, boards Rantoul, c. Federal Andrews George R. shoemaker, boards 9 Vestry Andrews George S. shoemaker, h. Stone, near Bartlett Andrews Henry H. fisherman, house 6 Rantoul Andrews Henry L. shoecutter, D. Lefavour & Son, house at Essex
Andrews H. H. Mrs. dressmaker, 6 Rantoul, house do. Andrews James M. laborer, h. Hart, near Greenwood av. Andrews Jessie A. widow of Asa, h. Cabot, near Bridge Andrews Joseph F. farmer, boards Levi Woodberry's, 2d Andrews Martha, widow, house Cabot, near the bridge Andrews Mary R. Miss, boards Andrews court ANDREWS OBED, shoemaker, house 94 Park ANDREWS RICHARD H. house 65 Water
Andrews R. Leighton, shoecutter, at J. H. Baker & Co.'s, boards Front, cor. Bartlett
Andrews Sarah T. Miss, boards Andrews court Andrews Solomon C. shoecutter, house 59 Federal Andrews Thomas, shoemaker, house Andrews court Andrews Thomas L. died October 17, 1884 Annable John, cabinetmaker, house 11 Cox court Appleton Daniel, farmer, boards Thomas Appleton's Appleton Edwin H. farmer, house Hull, near Essex Appleton George A., Beverly and Salem Express, house Knowlton, near Winter
Appleton Hooper A. farmer, house Hull, near Essex Appleton Horace F. farmer, boards Hull, near Essex APPLETON ISAAC, stonemason, house 41 Essex Appleton Joseph B. hay and wood, h. Dane, n. Butman Appleton Joseph F. salesman (Boston), house 40 Bow Appleton Nathan D. farmer, house Essex, cor. Cole Appleton Thomas, farmer, house Essex, near Cole
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BEVERLY [B] DIRECTORY.
Appleton Tristam ( Marsters & Walker), house 3 Home Arnold James H. morocco dresser, at Lynch & Welch's, house at Salem
Arnold Jeremiah E. fisherman, house Front, cor. Davis Arnold Richard B. button-hole maker, bds. Rantoul House Aspley Charles, mariner, house Washington, rear church Atkins Curtis, clerk, 276 Cabot, b. Arthur, cor. Mulberry Atkins Thomas, carpenter, boards Hale, near Iligh Atkinson Mary A. widow of Robert, boards 43 Bow Atkinson Walter W. painter, boards 43 Bow Averill Albert E. shoelaster, house 125 Rantoul
Avery Edward F. farmer, boards 6 Herrick Avery Lawrence B. farmer, boards 6 Herrick
Avery Mark B. farmer, house 6 Herrick Ayers George E. section hand, boards at Thomas Barter's AYERS SAMUEL, grocer, 163 Hale, house do.
Babcock George, farmer, boards Dodge, near Conant
Badger Thomas F. fisherman, house foot of Water
Bagley Charles W. iceman, h. Cabot, near Wenham line
Bagley George, milkman, Cabot, n. Wenham line, h. do. Bagley John, laborer, boards 50 Pleasant
Bailey Ann N. widow of David C. house 71 Cabot Bailey Charles H. shoemaker, house 44 Bartlett
Bailey John S. hostler, 36 Lovett, boards 38.do. Bailey Nancy, widow, house 9 Congress
Bailey William, shoemaker, house 5 Vestry [East Dane Baker Charles H. (J. H. Baker & Co.), 17 Park, h. Hale, n. Baker Charles J. clerk (Boston), boards 168 Cabot
Baker Frank O. carpenter, boards Hale, n. Brackenbury Baker Henry E. carriage painter, h. Bartlett, cor. Front Baker John I. house Endicott, cor. Abbott
Baker John S. clerk ( Boston), boards Endicott, cor. Abbott Baker Joseph H. & Co. ( C. H. Baker and J. C. Dodge), shoe manufs. 17 Park, house 356 Cabot [Bisson Baker Joseph L. printer, Beverly Citizen, h. 63 Essex, near Baker Lorenzo, shoecutter, at Clark & Holbrook's, boards at Manchester
Baker Lucy F. Miss, house Cabot, near Federal
Baker Lydia F. Miss, house Cabot, near Federal
Baker Lydia S. widow of Isaac W. house 304 Cabot
Baker Mahala L. widow of Timothy, boards 11 Central Baker William W. shoemaker, h. 63 Essex, near Bisson Ballam Thomas, carpenter, house 3 Dane
Bancroft Robert II. house Hale, near East Dane
Banks Edwin, shoefitter, boards D. L. Trafton's
Banks Ella H. Miss, dressmaker, 140 Rantoul, boards do. Banks Henry, morocco dresser, house 140 Rantoul Barg Gustave, oiler, J. F. Carter's, boards at Salem 522
BEVERLY [B] DIRECTORY. 11
Barker Lorenzo, brickmaker and carpenter, 130 Rantoul, near West Dane, house do.
Barker Louis K. harnessmaker, Bow, n. Home, h. 45 Bow Barker Walter L. carpenter, boards 130 Rantoul
Barker William R. woodworker, house Front, cor. Bartlett Barnes Albert E. asst. yardmaster, B. &M.R.R. h.13 Wallis Barnes Annie E. widow, died May 29, 1884
Barnet John, blacksmith, boards 264 Cabot
Barr Mary F. widow of William, house 230 Cabot Barrows Albert T. clerk, house Abbott, near Brown
Barrows Cordelia M. Mrs. house Abbott, near Brown Barry David, laborer, house Front, cor. Davis
Barry Ellen, widow of Patrick, house 9 Cox court
Barry Jane, widow of Hiram, house Roundy, cor. Chase Barry John J. teamster, house 7 Cox court
Barter Charles A. shoecutter, house Cabot, cor. Dodge Barter James W. Rev. house 40 Railroad av.
Barter John H. lobster dealer, foot of East Dane, house Essex, near Charnock
Barter Thomas, boarding house, Hale, near High
Barter William E. painter, house Front, near Cabot
BARTLET MARY A. widow of Gordon, house Hale, cor. Everett
Bartlett Francis (Boston), house Hale, Beverly Farms
Bartlett John D. baker, house 19 Cox court
Bartlett John R. shoemaker, boards 19 Cox court
Bartlett John W. 2d, shoemaker, boards Front, n. Bartlett Bartlett Joseph, shoecutter, Wallis, Kilham, & Bray's, h. Pleasant [Farms Bartlett Matthew Mrs. (Boston), widow, h. Beach; Bev. Bartlett Moses N. track repairer, B. & M. R. R. house May, near Lovett
Bartlett Sidney (Boston), house Hale, Beverly Farms & Batchelder Charles, foreman shoecuttter, D. Lefavour Son's, house Milton, cor. Cabot
Batchelder Edward, box-maker, boards W. Dane, n. Chase Batchelder Elmer, removed to California
Batchelder Ezra, removed to Tombstone, Arizona
Batchelder Foster, shoecutter, b. W. Dane, cor. Mulberry Batchelder Hannah Miss, boards 52 Dodge
Batchelder Harriet, removed to Tombstone, Arizona
Batchelder John A. shoecutter, C. H. Creesy & Co.'s, house at Salem
Batchelder Laforest, shoecutter, D. Lefavour & Son's, bds. High, Beverly Farms
Batchelder William, carpenter, house High, near Haskell ATES EPHRAIM M. manager Times Printing House,
B Franklin pl. boards 131 Cabot (see page 486)
Bates Nancy W. widow of Thomas, house 131 Cabot Bates Thomas, died July 8, 1885 523
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BEVERLY [B] DIRECTORY.
Beals Benjamin F. lather, house Front, cor. Bartlett Beals James G. hostler, house Lothrop, cor. Water BEAN JOHN J. coachman, house 103 Hale Beaumont Squire, shoemaker, boards Rantoul House Beck George B. hostler, rooms Dr. Haddock's, Bartlett st. Beckford Emily S. widow of John W. bds. 19 Washington
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