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LOWELL DIRECTORY AND ALMANAC 1855
AMOS SANBORN, SILVER SPOON & JEWELRY MANUFACTORY,
POST OFFICE CORNER,
Corner of Central and Middle Streets.
- IT 30
The only Jewelry Store in Lowell, or in the County of Middlesex, where Silver Spoons or Silver Ware are manufactured.
WARRANTED MADE OF COIN,
and where may be found at all times a larger assortment than at all the other Jewellers in Lowell ; such as Tea and Table Spoons, Ladles, Tea and Dining Forks, Butter and Tea Knives, Napkin Rings, Silver Tea Sets, Cups, Goblets and Pitchers.
Also, a large assortment of Gold and Silver Watches of my own Importation, and warranted Time Keepers. A large assortment of all kinds of fashionable Jewelry. Plated and Britannia Ware, in large and choice variety. Pocket and Table Cutlery, &c., &c.
ALL OF THE ABOVE WILL BE SOLD CHEAP FOR CASHI.
OLD SILVER MADE OVER INTO SPOONS, MEDALS, BADGES, &c., AT SHORT NOTICE.
Engraving done in better style than at any other store in Lowell. Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired and warranted.
Church Richardson P
alcunectivo
DR. S. LAWRENCE,
DENTIST OFFICE, (OLD STAND,) NO. 24 CENTRAL ST.
Dr. L. was awarded the first premium for the best specimens of Dent stry by the Middlesex Mechanic Association, 1851.
DAGUERREOTYPES.
WARREN'S
GALLERY, 128 MERRIMAC ST., LOWELL.
MERRIMAC RIVER LUMBER COMPANY, AT THEIR STEAM MILLS,
ON MIDDLESEX STREET, LOWELL,
MANUFACTURE ALL KINDS OF
DIMENSION LUMBER
AT SHORT NOTICE.
Also constantly on hand and for sale a large assortment of the various kinds of
SEASONED LUMBER,
OF PINE SPRUCE AND HEMLOCK,
Also an assortment of Shingles, Laths, &c.
G. W. BUTTERFIELD, CIVIL ENGINEER,
Opposite Brown & Alger's Office, No. 62 Central St., Lowell.
G. W. B. will attend to laying out and estimating for Railroads, Canals, Buildings, &c., will draw plans for Buildings, Machinery, &c., and survey and estimate House Lots and Farms. Hydraulic Engineering in all its branches. Mechanical Draughfting done on reasonable terms.
CROSBY & COMINS, BEDSTEAD MANUFACTURERS, BROADWAY, CORNER OF
Mount Vernon Street, LOWELL.
Wood Turning and Scroll Sawing, done in a superior manner.
THE
LOWELL DIRECTORY,
CONTAINING
THE CITY RECORD,
SCHOOLS, CHURCHES, BANKS, SOCIETIES, ETC.,
NAMES OF THE CITIZENS,
A BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
AN ALMANAC FOR 1855,
AND A
VARIETY OF MISCELLANEOUS MATTER.
.
BY GEORGE ADAMS, PUBLISHER OF THE BOSTON DIRECTORY, MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER, ETC. OFFICE, 91 WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON.
LOWELL : OLIVER MARCH, AND MERRILL & STRAW. 1855.
Entered according to an Act of Congress, in the year 1854, by GEORGE ADAMS, in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the District of Massachusetts.
DAMRELL & MOORE, Printers, 16 Devonshire Street, Boston,
PREFACE.
THE present edition of the Directory, has been compiled with more than usual care, and considerably enlarged.
Its pages are ornamented with the views of twenty-one places o public worship, designed and engraved expressly for the work by MR. GARDNER B. MERRILL, of this city.
The publishers have desired to offer to the citizens of Lowell a reliable and creditable index of the population and business of the city. All the various matters of public interest will be found as usual in its pages.
Since the last edition of the work, the city has commendably commenced the renumbering of the streets, and many have accordingly been renumbered. Before the issue of another Directory, we hope to see it entirely completed.
Our thanks are due to all who have aided in preparing the Directory, and particularly to those business men whose enter- prise has enabled us to add a few ornamental pages to the busi- ness part of the work.
LIST OF CONTENTS.
Page.
Page.
Abbreviations, 12
Advertising Department,. 257
Almanac for 1855,. 6
Bands of Music,. 227
Banks, 224
Boston and Lowell Railroad, 251
Boston and Lowell, (New Route,). . 253
Business Directory,. 205
Churches,.
231-247
City Government,. 216
City Officers,. 216
Clergymen, .
207
Commissioners,
249
Counsellors, .
208
Counting Room Almanac,. 5
Court Sessions,. See Calendars
Eclipses in 1855, 5
Hotels,
Halls, Buildings, &c., . 19
Insurance Companies,. 225
Justices of the Peace,.
249
Loan and Fund Associations, 223
Lowell and Lawrence Railroad, 252
Manufacturing Companies,. .
.221
Middlesex County Officers, ..
248
Military,
250
Names of the Inhabitants,.
21
Nashua and Lowell Railroad,. 253
Newspapers, .
254
Notaries Public,.
248
Odd Fellows and Masons,
.227
Pay Days,.
222
Physicians,
212
Post Office,.
.249
Police Court,.
249
Railroads,
251
Salem and Lowell Railroad, . ,252
Savings Banks,.
2.25
Schools and Teachers, 218 Societies and Companies, 226
Stages, .
254
Stony Brook Railroad,
Streets, Courts and Places,. 12
Tax List,.
228
Teachers,
214
Telegraph Office, 214
Through Ticket Agency,.
255
Valuation of Estates,.
256
Views of Churches,.
231-247
Ward Boundaries,.
iv
Ward Officers,.
218
Ward Rooms, .
218
ADDITIONS, CHANGES, &C.
Andrews Henry, at Lowell Gas Company, boards at J. M. Maynards Goodwin John A. editor Courier, boards Washington House
Mansur Aaron, house Nesmith, corner Andover
Rand James H. architect, house 7 Harrison, corner Oak
Smith (George C.) & Meadowcroft (J.), screw bolt manufacturers Whipple's Mills, house 23 Floyd
253
Expresses,
220
255
Fire Department,. 213
LOWELL DIRECTORY.
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PAPER WAREHOUSE,
BLANK BOOKS MADE TO ORDER.
MERRILL & S.TRAW
BOOK STORE.
PAPER HANGINGS
BINDERY
21
MERRILL & STRAW, PUBLISHERS, BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS,
AND DEALERS IN
PAPER HANGINGS, BORDERS, BLANK BOOKS, &c.
No. 23 Central, and 3 Middle Streets, (Opposite the Post Office,)
JOSHUA MERRILL, LEVI H. STRAW.
LOWELL, MASS.
Agents of the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company.
BOOKBINDING DONE WITH NEATNESS AND DESPATCH.
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LOWELL DIRECTORY.
The Papal Conspiracy Exposed ! !
BY EDWARD BEECHER, D. D.
A WORK FOR EVERY AMERICAN HOUSEHOLD,
Showing clearly what this nation has to contend with in the hierarchy of the Papal Church. It is a work of FACTS, based upon the most authentic CATHOLIC HISTORY; and therefore removes all mists and mystery from the Protestant world concerning the ultimate designs of that Church upon FREE INSTITUTIONS AND RELIGIOUS LIBERTY in America.
SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY AGENTS.
Published and for sale by
STEARNS & Co., 91 Washington St., Boston, Mass.
BOUNDARIES OF WARDS.
WARD. 1. Beginning at a point in Merrimac river on a line with the middle of the Merrimac canal; thence southerly along the middle of said canal to the Pawtucket canal; thence westerly along said Pawtucket canal to the mouth of the Western canal; thence northwardly along the middle of said Western canal to Merrimac river ; thence easterly down said river to the point of beginning.
WARD 2. Beginning on Merrimac river on a line with the middle of the Merrimac canal; thence southerly along the middle of said canal to the middle of Pawtucket canal; thence easterly along the middle of said canal to the middle of Concord river ; thence northerly along the middle of said Concord river to Merrimac river; also, all that territory lying on the northeasterly side of Merrimac river lately annexed to the city of Lowell from the town of Dracut.
WARD 3. Beginning in Central street at the bridge over Paw- tucket canal; thence running southerly along the Middle of said street to Gorham street; thence along the middle of Gorham street to Davis's Corner, (so called,) thence along the middle of the county highway from Lowell to Billerica to the boundary line to the city of Lowell ; thence east following said boundary line to Concord river ; thence down the middle of said river to the Pawtucket canal ; thence up the middle of said canal to the point of beginning.
WARD 4. Beginning at the bridge on Central street over the Pawtucket canal; thence westerly following the middle of said road to the bridge of Nashua and Lowell Railroad over said canal ; thence westerly along said Railroad to the boundary line between Lowell and Chelmsford; thence along said line southerly and easterly to the county road from Lowell to Billerica; thence northerly along the middle of said road, Gorham and Central streets, to the point of beginning.
WARD 5. Beginning at a point in Merrimac river on a line with the middle of the Western canal; thence southerly along the middle of said canal to Pawtucket canal: thence westerly along the middle of said Pawtucket canal to the Nashua and Lowell Railroad bridge ; thence along said Railroad to the boundary line between Lowell and Chelmsford; thence no. therly on said boundary line to Merrimac river; thence easterly down said river to the point of beginning.
WARD 6. All that part of the city of Lowell lying easterly of the thread of Concord river.
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LOWELL DIRECTORY.
C.BMERRILL SC.
MARVEL, SARGENT & CO.,
NISTS,
WILLIE STREET, LOWELL, - MAKE TO ORDER - dolorsted, Flar and Hemp Machinery,
Worsted Combers; Wool and Rag Pickers; Cotton Willows ; Cotton Gins; BURR CYLINDERS, OF THE MOST APPROVED PATTERN; Feed Rolls and Shell for Cotton Cards, In connection with Metallic Lickerins ;
HYDRO EXTRACTORS; MACHINISTS' TOOLS; STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES, &c.
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LOWELL DIRECTORY.
WM. GODING & SON; MANUFACTURERS OF
LOOM PICKERS,
OF ALL PATTERNS, 23 MIDDLE STREET,
NEAR POST OFFICE, .
LOWELL, MASS.
.
Upton's Extra and No. 1 Glue.
·
JOHN MACK,
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PLASTERER,
Whitener and Colorer, 24 Middle Street, A few doors above the Post Office, LOWELL.
HERRICK & TUTTLE, MASONS,
Central, cor. of Elm Street. Contracts for Building solicited.
All work done in the most subtantial manner, on reasonable terms.
Ranges and Furnaces, of all kinds, put up to order, and jobbing punctu- ally attended to.
MERRIMAC HOUSE LIVERY STABLE,
Worthen Street, LOWELL ALSO,
Entrance near Me- chanics' Building,
DUTTON STREET.
JOHN HADLEY, PROPRIETOR.
SMITH & PUFFER, DEALERS IN
New & Second-Hand Furniture,
CROCKERY, GLASS-WARE, STOVES, &c., Market, near Central Street, Lowell.
Particular attention given to painting and repairing Furniture. Second-hand Furuiture bought and sold.
RUFUS WILKINS, Sausage Manufacturer,
CURER OF HAMS, And dealer in Beef, Pork, Lamb, Mutton, Veal, Lard, &c. &c., Wholesale and Retail. 37 Prescott St., near the Church LOWELL.
Particular attention paid to packing Pork for family use. Sausages manufactured to order at short notice.
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LOWELL DIRECTORY.
MAYNARD AND NOVES'S BLACK WRITING INK.
The manufacture of this Ink was established in 1816, and the quality has now been tested bythe public for nearly forty years. During this time it has been constantly increasing in public favor and patronage, and is uow the leading article in the country. Those who may be ignorant of its superiority and reputation, are invited to read the following testi- monials, and to make trial of it themselves. When the best judges, after using it twenty and more years, express themselves in one manner con- cerning its superior excellence, it is quite evident that no one need be troubled with bad Ink.
Office of Merchants' Ins. Co. Boston, Nov. 18, 1848. Messrs. Maynard & Noyes,
I have used your Writing Ink for the last sixteen years. In 1840, I gave you a certificate of its excel- Ience, and having continued its use ever since, to my entire satisfaction, my opinion is confirmed in its supe- riority. It flows freely from the pen, and is in all respects the best Ink 1 have ever used. The other officers in the institution agree with me in the opinion here expressed.
GEORGE HOMER, Sec.
Boston, May 27, 1846.
Fortwenty years past I have had occasion to use ink daily, and some- times for the nicest of penmanship; occasionally, necessity or curiosity has led me to make use of the arti- cle made by different individuals,- but I can checrfully state that I have never found any that combined 80 many good qualities as that made by Maynard & Noyes.
N. D. GOULD, Teacher of Penmanship.
Registry Deeds, Boston, Nov. 20,1847. Messrs. Maynard & Noyes,
I have made use of your Writing Ink for the recording of Deeds, & C., the past twenty-five years, and hav- ing found it to suit my wishes and purposes entirely, take pleasure in renewing my testimonial of its su- periority. From the appearance of the Records in my Office, I am sutis- tied it is superior to any I have used, and consider it particularly adapted tor all purposes, where permanency of color is requisite or desirable. It flows well from the pen, and does not mould ; and my oldest Records prove its color to be unalterablu black.
H. ALLINE, RegistDeeds
Boston, Jan. 10, 1848. Messrs. Maynard & Noyes,
Gentlemen,-It is now, I believe, more than twenty years since the School Committee passed an order for using your Black Writing Ink in the City Schools. I have used it during that period, and deem it & first rate article, and cheerfully recommend it to others. It flou's freely from the pen, and increases in blackness after being committed to paper, and the color is durable. I know of no Ink equal to yours, and I have tried many kinds, both English and American.
P. MACKINTOSH, JR., Principal of the Writing Dep. Hancock School.
Boston, Oct. 15,1849. Messrs. Maynard & Noyes,
Gentlemen, - Your note of the 10th inst., asking us to state the length of time we had used your Writing Ink, and our opinion of its quality, was duly received. We have made use of it generally for the last twenty years, and have found it always of satisfactory qual- ity, being free from those objection- able points so troublesome and common in writing liquids gener- ally. Wishing for it a still more extended sale, we are. gentlemen,
Y'r ob't sv'ts, J. M. BEEBE & CO.
Boston Post Office, Deo. 4, 1851. Messrs. Maynard and Noyes. - Gentle- men .- In 1843 I certified to the superior quality of your Writing Ink. I have con- tinned to use it ever since that time, and take pleasure in expressing, as I then did, my entire satisfaction with it. It has now been used in this office more than twenty years. Other inks have during that time been tested, but yours has been in every in- stance preferred. For fluidity, blackness. and permanency, none has been found equal to it. GEO. W. GORDON, P.M.
COPYING INK.
This Ink gives a copy as distinct and perfect as the original, and com- bines all the properties of our Writing Ink. This quality particularly adapts it to Counting House use, as it answers all the purposes for which & Writing Liquid is wanted. Also,
BLUE, RED AND CARMINE INKS.
These Inks for beauty and brilliancy of color are unequalled, For Sale by the Manufacturers, No. 11 Merchants' Row, Boston, and by Stationers and Booksellers generally in the City and States.
FRANKLIN BOOKSTORE.
AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF GRAEFENBERG PILLS.
PAPER HANGINGS
BOOK-STORE.
10. MARCH.
LIVER MARCH,
BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, --- AND- Blank Book Manufacturer,
115 CENTRAL STREET.
AT THE ABOVE STORE MAY BE FOUND THE
FRANKLIN CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
Consisting of Histories, Biographies, Tales, Romances, &c. I New works added as soon as published.
AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF MCALISTER'S OINTMENT.
DAMRELL & MOORE, Book, Job, and Card printers,
AND BOOKBINDERS.
NO. 16 DEVONSHIRE STREET, BOSTON.
COUNTING-HOUSE ALMANAC,
- 1855,
SUNDAY.
MONDAY.
TUESDAY.
WEDNES.
THURS.
FRIDAY.
SATUR.
SUNDAY.
MONDAY.
TUESDAY.
THURS.
FRIDAY.
SATUR.
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11 12 13 14 15 16 17
18 19 20
21 22 23 24
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ECLIPSES, 1855.
I. Total Eclipse of the Moo, May Ist, visible. Begins at 9 o'clock 60m. Total at 10 o'clock 33 m., and continues total until 9 minutes past 12 o'clock. Ends at 1 o'clock 12m. May 2d.
II. Partial Eclipse of the Sun, May 15th, invisible.
III. Total Eclipse of the Moon, October 25th, visible. Begins at 1 o'clock. Total at 2 o'clock 1m., and continues total until 3 o'clock 30m. Ends at 4 o'clock 31m.
IV. Partial Eclipse of the Sun, Nov. 9th, invisible.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING DONE WITH DESPATCH, AND AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
JUNE. | MAY. | APRIL. | MARCH. | FEB.|
4 5 6 7
8
9.10
2 3
4
8
9.10
6 7 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
18 19 20 21 22 23.24
25 26 27 28 29 30 31
SEPT.|
BOUND IN EVERY STYLE, AT TIIE SHORTEST NOTICE.
BOOKS, PERIODICALS, AND MUSIC,
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3
4
5
13
8: 9.10
11 12 13
14
JULY. | AUG.
15 16 17
18 19.20,21
22 23 24
25 26 27 28
JAN.
14 15
16
17
1
2 3
18 19 20 21 22 23 24
25 26 27 28
1
8 9 10 11 12 13,14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
OCT.
22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29,30 :
1
2345
1
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
NOV.
DEC.
17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
1
2
6
JANUARY.
D.
Days of week.
COURTS.
Sun R. & S.
Moon se(8.
High Water.
-
h. m. h.
h. m.
h. in.
1
Monday
2
Tuesday
7 23 5
rises 10 49
3
Wednesday
4
Thursday
7 22 5
5 58
A
7
5
Friday
7 21 5
7 56
1 14
6
Saturday
7 21 5
8 55
1 49
7
SUNDAY
8
Monday
7 20 5
9 55 2 22
9
Tuesday
7 19 5 11 31
3 37
11
Thursday
7 18 5 0 19
5 17
13
Saturday
SUNDAY
7 16 5
2 40
9 11
16
Tuesday
7 14 5
4 16 10 58
18
Thursday
7 13 5
sets 11 56 6 17
19
Friday
7 12 5
7 21
21
SUNDAY
7 10 5
9 31
2 2
22
Monday
7 9 5 10 33
2 44
23
Tuesday
7 8 5 11 36
3 27
MOON'S PHASES.
FEBRUARY.
11.
Mo
Days of week.
COURTS.
Sun R. & S.
Moon sets.
Iligh Water.
-
h. m. h.
h. m
h. m.
1
Thursday
7 05
rises
11 11
2
Friday
6 59 6
5 57
11 47
3
Saturday
6 58 6
6 51
A 20
4
SUNDAY
6 57 6
7 46
0 50
5
Monday
6 55 6
8 40
1 21
6
Tuesday
6 54 6
9 33
1 52
7
Wednesday
6 53 6 10 27
2 24
8
Thursday
6 52 6 11 21
3 0
9
Friday
6 51 6 morn
3 45
10
Saturday
6 50 6
0 34
4 40
11
SUNDAY
6 48 6 2 26
6 47 6
3 28
7 34
13
Tuesday
6 46 6
4 31
8 58
6 45 6
; 44
6 37
10 56
16
Friday
6 43 6
sets.
11 41
6 41 6
6 16
morn
6 40 6
7 20
0 22
19
Monday
6 39 6
8 26 0 59
20
Tuesday
6 37 6
9 32
2 12
22
Thursday
6 35 6 11 52
2 54
23
Friday
6 34 6|morn
1 25
4 39
25
SUNDAY
6 31 6 2 18
5 53
26
Monday
6 30
3 11
7 15
27
Tuesday
6 28 6| 4 4
3 28
28
Wednesday
Feb. 5th, C. C. P. Taunton. (Criminal.)
Feb. 12th, C. C. P. Cambridge. (Criminal.)
Feb. 19th, C. C. P. Northampton. (Civil.)
Feb. 20th, S. J. C. Dedham. (July Term.)
Feb. 26th, C. C. P. Lenox. (Civil.)
7
5 5
10| 6 39
27
Saturday
7
4 5
1 59 7 47
98
SUNDAY
29
Monday
7
3
5 3 42| 8 56
30
Tuesday
7
2 5 5 5 9 48
31
Wednesday
Jan. 1st, C. C. P. Lenox.
Jan. 2d, C. C. P. Boston.
·Jan. 15th, C. C. P. Worcester. (Criminal.)
Jan. 22d, C. C. P. Salem. (Criminal.)
7 17 5
1
6 41
14
7 16 5
1 56 7 59
15
Monday
7 15 5 3 24 10 12
17
Wednesday
7 12 51
מינסות
20)
Saturday
7 11 5
8 25
0 41 1 23
7
7 5 morn 4 17
Thursday
7
6 5 0 24 5 22
26
Friday
(Criminal.)
7 20 5:10 43
2 59
10
Wednesday
18
4 23
§ § New Moon, 18th day, 3h. [3m. morning.
[ First Quarter, 24th day, 8h. 54m. afternoon.
MOON'S PHASES. [ Full Moon, 1st day, 10h. 57m. afternoon.
14
Wednesday
5 34 10 2
15
Thursday
17
Saturday
18
SUNDAY
1 86
21
Wednesday
6 36 6 10 40
3 43
Saturday
6 32
6 27 6 4 57 9 25
S New Moon, 16th day, 2h. 3m. morning.
First Quarter, 23d day, 0h. 49m. afternoon.
{Last Quarter, 9th day, 10h. 16m. afternoon.
7
1 5|9 6.10 32
MOON'S PHASES. [ Full Moon, 3d day, 3h. 32m morning. · Last Quarter, 11th day, 7h. 29m. morning.
: 23 5
5 56 9 59
7 23 5
4 59 11 28
7 22 5
6 57
0 40
MOON'S PHASES.
6 4
12
Monday
Wednesday
Friday
7
D.
Days of week.
COURTS.
Sun R. & S.
Moon sets.
Bigh Water.
-
1
Thursday
6 26 6
4 14 10 9
2
Friday
6 24 6
6 16 10 49
3
Saturday
6 23 6
rises
11.3
4
SUNDAY
6 22 6 6 56 11 53
5
Monday
6 21 6
7 57 A
6
6
Tuesday
6 19 6 8 58
0 53
Wednesday
6 18 6 9 58
1 24
8
Thursday
6 17 6 10 58
1 55
9
Friday
6 15 6 11 59
2 34
10 11
SUNDAY
6 13 6
1
4 19
12
Monday
Worcester. (Civil.)
Concord. (Civil.)
Springfield. (Civil.)
Taunton.
March 19th, C. C. P.
March 19th, C. C. P.
5 48
7 9 29 10 19
APRIL.
D. Mo
Days of weck.
COURTS.
Sun R. & S.
Moon set4.
High Water.
1
SUNDAY
5 45 7
4 47
10 52
2
Monday
5 44 7
rises
11 25
3
Tuesday
5 42 7
7 56
11 55
4
Wednesday
5 41 7
9 2
A 25
5
Thursday
5 40 7.10
1 1
6
Friday
5 39 7 11 14
1 27
7
Saturday
5 37 7 |morn
2 17
8
SUNDAY
5 36 7
0 20
3 9
9
Monday
5 35
7 1 26
4 12
10
Tuesday
5 33 7
2 32
5 37
11
Wednesday
5 32 7
3
3 42
8 32
13
Friday
4 17
9 32
4 52 10 17
5 27
10 57
16
Monday
sets
7
7 48
7
8 53
0 8
19
Thursday
5 22
5 21
7
11 3
moru
0
8
2 48
23
Monday
24
Tuesday
25
Wednesday
5 15 7
5 14 7|
5 13 7
5 11 7
5 10 7
4 5
9 42
30
Monday
April 3d, C. C. F'. Boston and Barnstable.
April 9th, C. C. P.
April 10th, S. J. C.
April 17th, S. J. C.
April 17th, S. J. C.
April 23d, C. C. P.
April 24th, S. J. C.
April 24th, S. J. C.
5 18 7
5 17 7 5 16 7
0 42
3 39
4 39
5 47
3
27
Friday
8
6
28
Saturday
3 31
9
0
29
SUNDAY
9
4 39 10 19
MOON'S PHASES. Į New Moon, 16th day, 10h. 20m. morning.
First Quarter, 24th day, 1h. 13m. morning.
25-
SUNDAY
Monday
2
6
5 17
27
Tuesday
5 53 7 2 42
6 37
28
Wednesday
517 31
7 52
29
Thursday
5 50
7
3 57
8 55
30
Friday
5 49
7 4 41 9 41
31
Saturday
March 5th, C. C. P.
March 6th, S. J. C.
Suffolk and Nantucket.
March 12th, C. C. P.
March 12th, C. C. P.
March 12th, C. C. P.
Salem. (Civil.)
Greenfield.
6
96
4
5
5
9 52
16
Friday
17
Saturday
SUNDAY
6
4
6
6 58
11 9
20
Tuesday
6
2
6
8
8
0 34
21
Wednesday
6
1 6
8 53
1
8
22
Thursday
1 45
23
Friday
10 23
2 21
24
Saturday
5 57
11
9
3 11
26
5 55 7 54 7 5
moru
4 8
13
Tuesday
6 10 6
3 5 7 22
14
Wednesday
4 8 40)
15
Thursday
6
6 6
5 6
sets
11 21
18
19
Monday
6
3 6
7
23 moru
MOON'S PHASES. [ New Moon, 18th day, 0h. 1m. morning.
First Quarter, 25.h day, 6h. 41m. morning.
MOON'S PIIASES. S Full Moon, 2d day, 9h. 44m. morning.
14
Saturday
15
SUNDAY
Plymouth.
Lowell. (Jury Term.)
Worcester. (Jury Term.)
Greenfield.
Dedham.
Northampton. (Jury Term.)
Taunton. (Jury Term.)
5 31
7
5 30
7
5 28
5 :
17
Tuesday
18
Wednesday
9 59
0 46
20
Friday
21
Saturday
5 20 7
2 4
22
SUNDAY
1 16 1
59
26
Thursday
2 24
7
7 9
12
Thursday
(Jury Term.)
h. m. h.
h. m.
h. m.
". Last Quarter, 9th day, 4h. 52m. afternoon.
5
5
59 58 7
9 5S
Saturday
6 14 6 morn
3 19
6 11 6|
2 5 5 46
Boston. (Law Term.) For
h. m. b
h. m.
MOON'S PHASES. ( Full Moon, 3d day, 5h. 24m. afternon. ( Last Quarter, 11th day, 9h. 15m, afternoon.
MARCH.
Mo
h.
5 26
5 25 5 23
7 7
11 29 moru
1 23
5
6
6 3 10 40
6 6
2 58
8
MAY.
D.
Days of week.
COUNTS.
Sun R. & S.
MOOD rises.
High Water.
h. m. b.
h. m.
b. m.
1
Tuesday
5
8 7
7 28.10 54
2 Wednesday
5
5
6 7 8 46 A 5
4
Friday
5
Saturday
5
4 7 10 8 1 26
6
SUNDAY
Monday
5
2 7 11 30
3 6
8
Tuesday
5
0 7 morn
4 8
9
Wednesday
4 59 8:
1 15
: 5 26
4 58 8 2 10
6 45
4 57 8|
3 5
9
4
13
SUNDAY
4 55 8 4 10
9 52
Monday
4 54 8| sets
11 10
16 Wednesday
4 53 8 7 20 11 49
4 52 8 7 53 morn
4 51 8 8 48 0 25
4 50 8 10 3
1 3
20
SUNDAY
4 48 8 moru
2 25
4 48 8 0 14
3 11
4 47 8 0 44
4 1
24
Thursday
4 46 8
1 14
4 56
25
Friday
4 45 8|
1 45
5 57
26
Saturday
4 45 8
2 9
7 4
27
SUNDAY
4 44 8 2 31
8 51
28
Monday
4 43 8
2 59
8 58
29
Tuesday
4 43 8 3 30
9 44
30
Wednesday
4 42 8 3 50
10 26
31
Thursday
4 41 8| rises
11 7
JUNE.
D. Mo -
Days of werk.
COURTS.
Sun R. & S.
Moon rizes.
High Water®
h. m. h. h.
m
h. nì.
1
Friday
4 41 8 9 16
11 51
2
Saturday
4 40 8 10 13
A 35
3
SUNDAY
4
Monday
4 39 8 morn
2 9
5
Tuesday
4 39 8 1
4
3 54
7
Thursday
4 38 8
1 34
4 57
8
Friday
4 37 8:
2 4
6 10
9
Saturday
4 37 8|
3 35
7 24
10
SUNDAY
4 37 8 4 36 8 4
3 48
8 29
11
Monday
12
Tuesday
4 36 8
4 301 10 9
13
Wednesday
4 36 8
4 49 10 52
4 36 8 sets 11 29
15
Friday
16
Saturday
17
SUNDAY
4 35
8 10
1 25
4 35 8 10 57
2 3
20
Wednesday
4 35 8 11 32
2 40 3 13
4 35 8 morn
4 35 8 0 6 4 4
4 35 8
0 40
4 54
24
SUNDAY
4 35 8 1 14
5 54
25
Monday
4 35 8 1 48
7
3
26
Tuesday
27
Wednesday
28 Thur-day
29
Friday
30 | Saturday
June 4th, C. C. P. Northampton. (Civil ; ) and Nantuc't.
June 11th, C. C. P. Springfield. (Civil.)
June 11th, C. C. P.
June 11th, C. C. P.
June 18th, C. C. P.
June 18th, C. C. P.
June 25th, C. C. P.
4 36 8, rises 10 54
4 36 8| 9 1 11 48
MOON'S PHASES. [ First Quarter, 22d day, Oh. Sm. afternoon.
Full Moon, 29th day, 6h. 29m. afternoon.
June 11th, C. C. P. Concord. (Civil.)
New Bedford.
Northampton.
Ipswich. (Civil.)
Worcester. (Civil. )
Concord. (Criminal ; ) and Lenox.
4 39 8 0 7
2 58
6
Wednesday
(Criminal.)
[(Civil.)
4 40 8 11 10
1 21
[ Last Quarter, 7th day, 3h. 3m. morning.
MOON'S PHASES. ) New Moon, 14th day, 9h. 44m. morning.
14
Thursday
4 35 8 8 37 morn
4 35 8 9 12 0 12
4 35 8 9 47
0 49
18
Monday
19
Tuesday
21
Thursday
22
Friday
23
Saturday
4 35 8 2 22
8
8
4 35 8, 2 5+
9 9
( New Moon, 15th day, 9h. 29m. afternoon.
First Quarter, 23d day, 7h. 18m. afternoon.
Full Moon, 31st day, 10h. 3m. morning.
12
Saturday
4 55 8 4 50 10 31
15
Tuesday
Thursday Friday
18
19
Saturday
4 49 8 11 5 1 45
21
Monday
22
Tuesday
23
Wednesday
May 1st, S. J. C. Ipswich and Springfield. (Jury Term.)
May 8th. S. J. C. Barnstable, for Barnstable and Dukes.
May 21st, C. C. P. Springfield. (Criminal.)
May 15th, S. J. C. Lenox and Plymouth. (Jury Term. )
May 21st, C. C P. Newburyport. (Criminal.)
May 28th, C. C. P. Edgartown ; C. C. P. Worcester.
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