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BEVERLY DIRECTORY.
Hull, from Essex to Wenham line Jackson, from Essex to Butman Juniper, from Hale to North Knowlton, from Cabot, at Winter, to Charnock Lake, from Dodge to Symonds Laurel, from Corning to Pine Lawrence, from Federal to Riverside, 200 feet Linden avenue, from Wellman to Porter, 330 feet Locust, from Cedar to Bisson Lothrop, from Hale to Bartlett Lovett, from Hale to Bartlett Madison avenue, from Essex to Prospect May, from Cabot to Lovett Mechanic, from Elliot to Roundy Middle, from Bisson to East Mill, from Elliot to Beckford Milton, from Cabot to Broadway Mulbury, from Federal to West Dane
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Munroe, from Prospect to Essex Myrtle, from Cabot to Rantoul, 675 feet Neptune, from Hale to Ober North, from Hale to Juniper Oak, from Hale to West Ober, from Hale to the sea Ocean, from Hale to the sea
Park, from Pleasant to Elliot Pearl, from Vernon to Pine Pickett, from Prospect, to Bancroft Pine, from Rock to Pearl Pleasant, from Cabot to Park, 1350 feet
Pond, from Cabot to Rantoul, 1350 feet Porter, from Congress to Bass river, 1200 feet Preston, from Hart to Manchester woods Prince, from Hale to the sea Prospect, from Charnock, opp. Knowlton Railroad avenue, from Cabot to Bass river, 1700 feet Rantoul, from Cabot to Cabot, 5850 feet River, from Federal to School Riverside, from Rantoul to Lawrence Rock, from Corning to Pine Roundy, from Cabot to E. R. R. 1200 feet Salem, from Colon to Wenham lake
ALMY, BIGELOW & WEBBER, 188 Essex St. Salem, CARPETS, DRY GOODS, Ladies' and Gents' Furnishing Goods, Woollens, Custom Tailoring.
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School, from Cabot to Bass river, 1800 feet South, from Stone to Front, 275 feet Spring, from Essex to Colon Standley, from Essex to Boyles and Common Stephens, from Rantoul to Park, 200 feet Stone, from Cabot to Lothrop Straight, from Middle to East
Summer, from Cabot to Rantoul, 700 feet
Summit avenue, from Cabot to School, 700 feet Symonds, from Cabot to Lake
Thissel, from Hale to Hale Thorndike, from Cabot to Lovett, 950 feet C Trask, from Cabot to Cabot
Union, from Cabot to Bartlett
Valley, from Hale to Haskell Vernon, from Essex to Pearl
Vestry, from Cabot to Elm, 500 feet
Wallis, from Cabot to Park, 1550 feet
Walnut, from Cedar to Bisson
Washington, from Cabot to the sea, 1500 feet
Water, from Cabot to the sea, 2400 feet
Webber avenue, from Ellingwood to Bass river, 1000 feet Webster, from Haskell to Hull lane
Wellman, from Congress to Bass river, 1300 feet West, from Hale to Hale West Dane, from Cabot to E. R. R. 1700 feet Willow, from Hale to Lothrop
Winter, from Prospect to Essex
Winthrop avenue, from Green to Bass river
Witch, from Hale to Common
Woodbury, from Hale to the sea
HALLS, PUBLIC BUILDINGS, &c.
Alms House, Cedar, near Essex Armory, rear Town Hall Bell's Hall, Cabot and Bartlett
Beverly Insurance Company. Odd Fellow's building Beverly National Bank, in Masonic block Beverly Savings Bank, in Masonic block Light Infantry Armory, Cabot
Masonic Block, Cabot, cor. Washington Norwood's Building, Railroad avenue
Odd Fellow's Hall, Cabot, cor. Broadway
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Office of Beverly Citizen, 3 Washington
Post Office, Masonic Block, Cabot, corner Washington Town Hall, Cabot, corner Thorndike Union Hall, Cabot and Essex
WHARVES.
Crowell's, Water
Foster's, Water
Girdler's Coal Wharf, Water
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Quiner's Lumber Wharf, Cabot
c Philip's, Water
Pickett & Edward's, Water
Pickett's Coal Wharf, Water
Preston's, Water
Putnam's, River
Roundy's Lumber Wharf, Water
Salem Water Works, Water
Simond's, Water
Smith's Wharf, Water
R. A. WOODBERRY, Carpenter and Builder
BUILDERS.
BEVERLY, MASS.
Particular attention paid to Fancy Jobbing. ALL KINDS OF RUSTIC WORK DONE TO ORDER AT SHORT NOTICE.
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FURNISHED ON REASONABLE TERMS.
ASOW JITEUR TO POMIDILUA
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
WILLIAM D. DENNIS, ARCHITECT,
No. 243 1-2 Essex St. SALEM, MASS.
PERRY COLLIER, Real Estate Broker.
Real Estate Purchased, Sold and Leased. MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED No. 243 1-2 Essex Street, SALEM, MASS.
Family Dining Rooms.
A Commodious and Neatly Fitted Dining Room HAS BEEN OPENED AT
No. 75 Washington St., SALEM, Where Ladies and Gentlemen can be supplied with
MEALS, DAY & EVENING.
BOARD BY THE DAY OR WEEK. Oysters in Various Styles BREAD, CARE AND PASTRY MADE IN THIS ESTABLISHMENT.
CONFECTIONERY, ICE CREAM, &c. HENRY G. HUBON, PROP'R.
TOUTIESHA
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FAG BIAUM
NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
Located in the Heart of Boston, is the
Oldest Music School in America,
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The Largest in the World.
It employs Fifty-Two Eminent Teachers and has had more than 15,000 Pupils in ten years.
FIFTEEN DOLLARS
Pays for Tuition in Piano, Organ, Voice or Harmony ; while the COLLATERAL ADVANTAGES, consisting of Lectures, Con- certs, Recitals, Sight-Reading, Normal Instruction, Analysis of Piano, Organ and Vocal Works, etc., etc., amount to more than One Hundred and Fifteen Lessons a Term.
NEW CLASSES
HAVE BEEN FORMED IN THE
Art of Conducting, Oratorio Singing, Church Music, Elocution and the Modern Languages.
The Increased Facilities of this institution enable it to offer by far the best privileges for musical culture that can possibly be ob- tained in this country, and along with the College of Music, of Boston University, affords every advantage that can be enjoyed in Europe. Its peculiar methods and special opportunities forihrozil and liberal culture, together with its wide reputation, have cuatrovi its graduates to take eminent positions as artists and teachers.
Four terms a year, beginning in Sept., Nov .. Feb, and Aprile For circulars of the Conservatory, College of Music, Maskesal Rit rean, and Normal Institute, address
E. TOURJEE, Music Hall, BOSTON.
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REMOVAL - OF - Lewando's French Dye House, -TO.
63 TEMPLE PLACE.
Feathers Dyed, Cleansed, and Curled.
Crape Re-dressed.
Carpets, Blankets, and Curtains nicely Cleansed. c
Coats, Pants, and Vests Cleaned, Dyed, and Pressed. Ladies' Dresses cleansed by the new French method of Dry Cleansing.
ALL GOODS SENT BY EXPRESS WILL RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.
Kid Gloves Cleansed 10 cts. Kid Gloves Dyed 25 cts.
Sent by mail, with 2 cts. per pair for postage, will be returned in . a few days.
CHARLES WILLIAMS, JR. [ESTABLISHED 1856.] - MANUFACTURER OF --- TELEGRAPHIC AND
Electrical Instruments,
GALVANIC BATTERIES, WIRE, MAGNETS, &c. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN TELEGRAPH MATERIAL, No. 109 Court Street, - BOSTON, MASS.
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ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THIS DIRECTORY.
Ah. above; agt. agent; asst. assistant; ave. or av. avenue; b. or bds. boards ; bet. between ; bldg. building; blk. block ; la. lane; (B.) Boston; com. mer. com- mission merchant; e. or cor. corner; adv. advertisement; col. colored; ct. court; h. house; lab. laborer; wid. widow; opp. opposite; pl. place; P. O. Post Office; pres. president ; r. rear; rd. road; Rev. reverend; n. near ; sq. square; st. street ; sec. secretary : supt. superintendent ; treas. treasurer; E. east ; W. west; N. north; S. south; p. page; dept. department. When the name of a corporation or factory appears immediately after a person's name, it indicates his place of business. After the name of the street, the word street is omitted.
Abbott Benj. F. painter, house Howard court
Abbott George P. house Cabot, cor. Rantoul
Abbott Greenleaf M. shoemaker, h. Park, n. the depot Abbott James D. farmer, house Hale, near Thissel Abbott James P. shoemaker, house Roundy . Abbott John W. shoemaker, h. Hale, opp. the cemetery Abbott Nathaniel, laborer, house Davis, near Front
Abbott. Samuel L. foreman, Cressy & Wallis', Park, h. South, near Stone
Abbott Stephen, laborer, house Essex, cor. Charnock Abbott Stephen A. shoemaker, house Essex, n. Charnock Adams Annie B. teacher, b. Mrs. Anua Adams' [church Adams Anna P. Mrs. widow, h. Cabot, opp. Catholic Adams Charles P. laborer, house Front, n. Davis Adams Clara L. teacher, bds. Mrs. A. P. Adams' Adams Eliza H. Miss, house Bartlett, cor. Lothrop Adams Hannah C. Miss, house 24 Central .
Adams Lucy S. Miss, house 24 Central, near Cabot Adams Lydia J. Miss, house Bartlett
Allen Charles R. shoemaker, b. Geo. W. Allen's, Vestry Allen Elizabeth D. Mrs. house Hale, near Endicott Allen Ezra F. shoecutter, house Ocean
Allen Fred W. clerk, boards Congress
Allen Frank, drug clerk, house Jackson
Allen Frank H. clerk, h. Jackson, near Butman [Cabot Allen George F. picture frames (B. ), b. J. S. Dodge', 31 Allen George W. shoemaker, house Vestry, opp. Elm Allen Gilbert, carpenter, house Hale, n. Brackenbury Allen James, fish pedlar, h. Hale, n. the schoolhouse Allen James. jr. shoemaker, house Cabot, near Dane Allen Manly, shoemaker, house Dodge, near Enon
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Allen Martha F. Miss, teacher, boards Congress Allen Rebecca, widow, house Lothrop
Allen Simeon, shoemaker, house Charnock, n. Essex Allen Thomas, master mariner, h. Stone, n. Lothrop Allen William H. house Congress, near Porter
Amory Francis, house rear Hale, near the beach Andren Alban, solicitor of patents (B. ), h. 126 Cabot Andrews Amos, shoemaker, house Park, cor. Roundy Andrews Asa, shoemaker, house Hart, n. Wenham line Andrews Augustus, shoemaker, h. Federal, opp. Mulbury Andrews Benj. ship carpenter, house Front
Andrews Benj. L. salesman ( B. ), b. Benj. Andrews, Front" Andrews Calvin. shoemaker, h. Hart, n. Wenham line Andrews Chas. H. fish dealer, Water, h. Cabot, c. Pleasant Andrews Edwin, shoemaker, house Prospect, n. Charnock Andrews Francis E. shoemaker, b. E. Andrews', Prospect Andrews George R. shoemaker, house Roundy
Andrews Gilman D. cabinetmaker, h. Cabot, n. Roundy Andrews Gilman G. shoemaker, b. Gilman D. Andrews' Andrews Henry H. fisherman, house Munroe
Andrews James M. farmer, house Hart, n. Wenham line Andrews Jesse A. Mrs. widow, house Bartlett Andrews John, laborer, house Essex, near Cole
Andrews Joseph F. farmer, bds Levi Woodbury, 2d's Andrews Obed, shoemaker, house Park, opp. Roundy Andrews Otis I. machinist, bds. Benj. Andrews', Front Andrews Richard H. fish dealer, 25 Water, house do. Andrews Samuel, house Enon, near Wenham line Andrews Thomas, shoemaker, h. Andrews court Andrews Walter A. bds. Mrs. J. A. Andrews', Wellman Annable John, cabinetmaker, house Front
Appleton Hooper A. farmer, house Hull, near Essex
Appleton Isaac, stonemason and road contractor, house Essex, corner Charnock
Appleton Jos. B. hay and wood, Dane, h. Dane, c. Butman Appleton Jos. F. clerk (B. ), bds. J. B. Appleton's, Dane Appleton Mary K. house Lovett
Appleton Nathan D. farmer, bds.Thos. Appleton's, Essex Appleton Thomas, farmer, house Essex, near Cole
Appleton Tristram, shoemaker, h. Railroad av. cor. Cabot Arnold Jere. E. fisherman, house Cox court
Avery Mark B. farmer, house Cabot, opp. Balch
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Ayers Jacob E. hairdresser, h. Bartlett Ayers John W. bds. Edw. Obear's, Home
Ayers Samuel, shoemaker, house Hale, n. Boyles
Babcock George W. shoemaker, house Roundy Bagley George, butcher, h. Cabot, n. Wenham line Bailey - Mrs. widow, house Dodge, n. the depot Baker Frank O. carpenter, bds. Jeremiah Foster's Baker Hannah, widow, house Balch, near Cabot Baker John E. Mrs. house Cabot, cor. Chestnut BAKER JOHN I. real estate, h. Endicott, cor. Abbott Baker John R. lawyer (30 Kilby, B. ), house Central Baker Joseph L. printer, house Essex, near Bisson Baker Joseph H. shoe manufr. Park, h. Cabot, n. Beckford Baker Lucy F. Miss, house Cabot, near Federal Baker Lydia H. Miss, house Cabot, near Federal Baker Lydia S. widow, house Cabot, cor. Chestnut Baker Stephens, house 168 Cabot, near Wallis Baker William W. shoemaker, h. Essex, near Bisson
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Ballam Thomas, engineer, house West Dane
Banks Edwin, shoefitter, bds. Thomas Brown's, Charnock Banks Henry, house Park
Barnard George, farmer, house off Cabot, n. Wenham line Barnes Ann E. widow, house Federal
Barr Mary, Mrs. widow, house Cabot, near Pond
Barry David, laborer, house Water, near Front Barry Patrick, laborer, house Cox court
Barter John H. shoemaker, house Prospect
Bartlett Moses N. track repairer, E. R. R. house Fayette near Rantoul
Batchelder A. M. Mrs. h. Cabot, opp. Catholic church Batchelder Edmund K. shoemaker, house Dodge, n. Enon Batchelder Ezra, Mrs. house Cabot, cor. School.
Batchelder George, laborer, house Hart, n. Wenham line Batchelder George H. shoe stock dealer (Lynn), house Rantoul, cor. Elliot
Batchelder Hannah, Miss, house Dodge, near Conant Batchelder Ira D. shoemaker, house Hale, near Boyles Batchelder Jonathan, Mrs. widow, h. Cabot, c. W. Dane Batchelder S. Gilman, carpenter, h. Dodge, n. Conant Batchelder William, carpenter, house High, near Hale Bates Ephraim M. house 131 Cabot
Bates Thos. master mariner, h. Cabot, opp. Railroad ave. Beals Benj. F. lather, house Pleasant, n. Cabot
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Beane Isaac B. house 31 Bartlett
Beckford John, mason, h. 19 Washington
Beckford Joseph, shoemaker, house Dodge, near Enon
Beckman George A. propr. Washington market, Elliot, corner Chase, house do.
Bell Frank W. milk dealer, house Dane
Bell John, farmer, house Balch, near Cabot
Bell John W. milkman, house Dane, cor. Knowlton
Bell Mary E. widow, house Dane, near Essex
Bell Pierce, farmer, bds. John Bell's, Balch
Bell William H. Beverly and Lynn express, h. Hale C
Bellows Sarah E. Miss, house Pond, cor. Mulbury
Bennett Benj. F. cabinetmaker, h. Hart, n. Haskell
Bennett Elizabeth P. widow, house Bartlett
Bennett James G. mechanic, house Hale, near West Bennett John, house Bartlett
Bennett Josiah F. shoemaker, house Charnock, n. Essex BENNETT ROBERT G. cashier, Beverly Nat'l Bank, h. Cabot, near Railroad avenue
Benson Henry, gardener, house Hale, opp. Prince
Benson Henry, jr. carpenter, house Hale
Bernard Lydia, Mrs. house Bow
Berry Samuel A. shoecutter, house Hardy
Berry William A. baker, h. Charnock, near Knowlton
Berry Wm. J. surveyor, bds. W. A. Berry's, Charnock Bestwick Frederick L. harnessmaker, house Bow
Bethune Edward, laborer. house Elliot, near Cressy BEVERLY CITIZEN, J. B. Cressy, publisher, 3 Wash. near Cabot
BEVERLY MARINE INS. CO. F. W. Choate, pres. Odd Fellows' building [Cabot, corner Wash. BEVERLY NATIONAL BANK, R. G. Bennett, cashier, BEVERLY PUBLIC LIBRARY, Town Hall
BEVERLY SAVINGS BANK, R. G. Bennett, treas. Cabot, cor. Washington [the depot BEVERLY STEAM ENGINE COMPANY, Federal, n. Bickett John, 2d, milk dealer, house East Dane
Bill Caleb R. music teacher, h. Cabot, near Rantoul Bisson Abigail, house Hale, near Ober
Bisson William G. shoemaker, h. Beckford, n. Cabot Black Mary F. widow, house Cabot, cor. Knowlton Black Nathaniel W carpenter, h. Hale, near Lothrop Blanchard Henry, laborer, house Hart, n. Wenham line Blanchard Wm. H. shoemaker, h. Hale, n. Wenham line
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Boden James W. tree pedlar, bds. P. D. Boden's, Ober Boden John S. house Woodbury, near. Ober
Boden Mary A. widow, house Hale, near Woodbury Boden Porter D. shoe manufr. Ober, near Hale, house do. Boden Thomas P. shoe machine sewer, h. Ober, n. Hale Bowden George V. shoemaker, house Water
Bower Mary F. widow, house Cabot, near Chapman
Boyden Win. C. clerk (B.), h. Washington, n. Cabot Boyden Wyatt C. physician, b. Washington, n. Cabot Boyle Edward, shoemaker, bds. Hugh Boyle's, Hale Boyle Hugh, house Hale, near Neptune
Boyle Hugh, jr. carpenter, bds. Hugh Boyle's, Hale
Boyle James, carriagesmith, house Summer
Boyle William, shoemaker, bds. Hugh Boyle's, Hale Bradshaw John, house Cabot, near Elliot
Bradshaw John, jr. clerk (B.), house Bow, opp. Home Bradstreet Charles W. carpenter, h. Rantoul, n. Roundy Bradstreet George S. shoemaker, house Roundy, n. Park Bradstreet John, trader, house Cabot, near Conant
Bradstreet John F. carpenter, h. Rantoul, cor. W. Dane Bradstreet Josiah, house Broadway
Bradstreet Josiah F. (Bradstreet & Woodbury), shoe manufr. Rantoul, house Pleasant, near Park
Bradstreet Joseph P. shoecutter, h. Charnock, n. Prospect Bradstreet Nath'l P. carpenter and builder, Rantoul, cor. W. Dane, house do.
Bradstreet & Woodbury (Josiah F. Bradstreet and Frank Woodbury), shoe manufrs. Rantoul, near Pleasant Brady John, laborer, house Hale, near Pride's crossing Bragdon George W. shoemaker, h. Wellman, cor. School Bray Charles, shoemaker, house Water
Bray Eli, farmer, supt. Alms House, h. Cedar, n. Essex Bray Hannah S. Miss, house Cabot, near Davis
Bray S. Bennett (Cressy & Wallis), shoe manufr. Park, corner Bow, house Bow
Brazil John W. bds. Mary A. Brazil's, Vestry
Brazil Mary A. widow, house Vestry
Bresnahan Patrick, laborer, house School, near Wellman Brewer George, shoemaker, house Dodge, cor. Enon Bridges Alice, Miss, house Front, near Bartlett
Bridges Andrew C. house carpenter, h. Front, c. South Bridges Samuel B. morocco dresser, h. Front, n. Bartlett
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Brower Albert, shoemaker, house Corning, near Hale Brower Jacob, carpenter and builder, Roundy, h. do. Brown Benjamin, merchant (B. ), h. Mulbury, cor. Pond Brown Charles H. farmer, house Conant
Brown Chas. I. telegraph operator (B. ), h. Thorndike Brown Charles O, shoemaker, house Ocean
Brown Charles S. farmer, bds. Sullivan Brown's
Brown Edward, laborer, house Wellman, c. Webber ave.
Brown Elizabeth A. Mrs. house Cabot, opp. Beckford
Brown Enoch, Mrs. house Washington
Brown Frank, shoemaker, house Lothrop
Brown George, milk dealer, Conant, n. Cabot, house do." Brown George P. periodicals, fancy goods, stationery, circulating library, &c. 152 Cabot, h. Essex, n. Church Brown Israel, farmer, house Trask
Brown Israel P. farmer, house Dodge, near Conant
Brown John, laborer, house Wellman, near School
Brown John G. farmer, house Trask, cor. Cabot Brown Joseph E. periodicals ( B. ), h. Central, n. Lothrop Brown Oliver S. house Washington
Brown Patrick, laborer, house Wellman, n. School Brown Robert, shoemaker, house Andrews' court Brown Sullivan, farmer, house Conant, near Cabot Brown Thomas B. shoemaker, house Charnock Brown William A. painter, b. Mrs. M. Wallis', Bartlett Brown William B. farmer, bds. Sullivan Brown's Broughton Thomas B. house Enon, near the ice houses Bryant Ann T. widow, house Central, cor. Lovett Bryant Jona. ( Wallis & Bryant ), carpenter, h. 26 Central Buckley Hannah, widow, house Water [Essex Bulger Jas. engineer, D. Lefavor & Sons', h. Cedar, near Bulyea James, laborer, house Charnock, near Prospect Burchstead Albert, shoemaker, h. Wellman, cor. School Burchstead Albert B. shoemaker, h. Corning, n. Essex Burchstead Eliza, widow, house Essex, near Bisson Burchstead Franklin N. carpenter, h. Chestnut, n. Cabot Burchstead William H. shoemaker, h. Locust, n. Cedar BURCHSTED JOHN, grocer, Hale, cor. High, h. do. Burke Edward K. shoemaker, house Hale
Burke Elizabeth D. widow, house Bartlett, near Union Burnham Albert F. job teamster, house Elliot, n. Park Burnham Amos, farmer, h. Dodge, near Wenham line Burnham Amos P. house Abbott
Burnham Annie, widow, house High, near Hale
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Burnham Austin, grocer, Lothrop, cor. Water, h. do. Burnham Chas. L. gents' furnishing goods, Masonic blk. Cabot, house 102 Cabot
Burnham Horace C. house Summer
Burnham Ivers S. shoemaker, house Cabot, n. Summer Burnham John C. house Lothrop, near Washington Burnham John F. brick manuf. Park, h. Federal, c. Park Burnham John, farmer, house Colon, near Spring
Burnham Orrin B. job teamster, house Elliot, n. Park Burnham Otis, shoemaker, house Summer, n. Rantoul Burnham Parker, carpenter, house Essex, n. Charnock Burnham Sarah D. widow, house Cabot, near Knowlton Burley Edward, house Cabot, cor. Central
Burroughs Edward A. shoemaker, h. Charnock, c. Butman Burroughs Edward W. shoecutter, bds. E. A. Burrough's Charnock
Burrows Charles A. shoemaker, house Cabot, c. Beckford Bushey Lawrence, laborer, house Wellman, n. Schoolfter Butler Alfred H. traveling salesman, h. Linden av. n. Por- Butler Edward F. shoemaker, house Stone
Butler Ellery C. clergyman, house Hale
Butman Abigail, widow, house Lovett, near Central Butman Benj. O. provisions, Bow, h. Cabot, near Wash. Butman Charles H. house Summer [h. do.
Butman George, carpenter and builder, Essex, n. Cabot, Butman John, farmer, house Standley, near Essex
Butman Thomas F. shoemaker, h. Standley, n. Essex
Butman William HI. shoemaker, house Standley
Cahoon Luther A. house Water
Cahoon Sophia, widow, house Hale, near West Caldwell Augustus, shoecutter, house Balch, n. Cabot Caldwell Edward J. shoe manuf. Cabot, n. Balch, h. do. Caldwell Emeline, widow, house Cabot, cor. Dane Caldwell Esther, Miss, house Dodge, near Conant Callahan John, laster, house Webber avenue Callaghan Thomas, laborer, h. Webber ave. cor. Wellman Callely John, shoemaker, house Rantoul, cor. School Callely William, sr. laborer, house Rantoul, cor. School Callely William, jr. laborer, house Rantoul, cor. School Cameron Frank H. bookkeeper (Salem), bds. Mrs. Mary E. Cameron's, Railroad avenue
Cameron Mary E. Mrs. house Railroad ave. n. Cabot Campbell Archibald, fisherman, h. Rantoul, n. Cabot
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Campbell Neal, master mariner, house 17 Central Campbell Robert, shoemaker, house Roundy Campbell Stephen, fisherman, h. Front, opp. South Cann Lizzie, Mrs. house Vestry, near Elm Canning Alexander, machinist, boards Cabot Carr Edwin E. blacksmith, house Bow, near Home Carr Peter, stonemason, house Elliot
Carrico Charles, fisherman, h. Charnock, near Essex Carlton Jacob T. house Cabot
Carter James T. teamster, bds. Mrs. Carter's, Cabot Carter John W. ( Whitcomb & Carter), house Home, cor. Ashland
Carter Martha, Mrs. widow, house 14 Washington Carter Nathan, Mrs. dressmaker, house 14 Cabot Carter Ruth A. widow, house 9 Union
Carter William, laborer, house Elliot, near Danvers live Carey Chas. H. prop. Avenue House, Railroad ave. h. do. Carver Amos, farmer, house near West Beverly farms Cary John B. fisherman, house foot of Water Cary Michael, laborer, house Munroe, near Prospect Caswell E. Frank, shoe heeler, h. Rantoul, cor. Federal Caswell Otis, clerk, bds. Joseph Caswell's, Cabot Caswell Joseph, wheelwright, house Cabot, cor. Chestnut Caswell Joseph W. shoemaker, house Central, n. Lovett Center Francis H. clerk, house Rantoul
Chamberlain Chas. P. tinsmith, h. Rantoul, n. Federal Chandler Arthur C. cabinetmaker, h. Cabot, n. Chestnut Channell Samuel O. pedlar, house Cabot, n. Wenham line Chappell Martha J. widow, house 6 Front, cor. South Chapman Benjamin, fisherman, house foot of Water Chapman Elizabeth, widow, house Hale, opp. Abbott Chapman George, Mrs. house Wallis, near Cabot [ Hale Chapman Jas. R. civil engineer, bds. Mrs. E. Chapman's, Chase Samuel, house Beckford, near Elliot
Chase Wm. G. fish dealer, Dane, h. Washington, n. Brown Chipman James, shoemaker, house North Beverly Chipman Maria, Miss, No. Beverly .
Choate Alfred P. farmer, bds. J. Choate's, Dodge Choate Edward, painter, bds. J. Choate's, Dodge Choate Everett, tinsmith, house Wallis Choate F. W. lawyer (B. ), h. Rantoul, cor. Wallis
Choate George P. clerk, J. Worth's, house Roundy Choate Jeremiah, farmer, house Dodge, n. Wenham line Choate William, tinplate worker, house Cabot
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Choate William E. laborer, house Wallis Chopsthorn Jolin, plumber, house 33 Bow Churchill Amos H. carpenter, h. Rantoul, near Roundy Clancy Catherine, widow, h. rear Wellman, n. Congress Clancy Michael, laborer, house r. Congress, near R. R. Clark Augustus N. merchant (B. ), house Broadway Clark Charley, farmer, house Elliot Clark Duncan, shoemaker, bds. 45 Bow Clark Geo. farmer and gardener, h. Elliot, n. Danvers line Clark George H. shoemaker, house Cox court Clark Hannah, Miss, house Hale, n. Brackenbury lane C
Clark James F. shoemaker, house Roundy Clark John HI. laborer, bds. N. P. Clark's, Essex Clark John T. laborer, house Wellman Clark Nathaniel, laborer, house Essex Clark Nathaniel P. laborer, house Essex, near Cedar Clark Peter, farmer, house Colon, near Cabot Clark Solomon, farmer, house Cabot, n. Rantoul Clark Richard, house Hale, near Woodbury Clark William T. shoemaker, house Essex, near Cedar Claxton Philip, Mrs. house Vestry, near Elm Claxton William, shoemaker, house Bisson Claxton William, jr. shoemaker, bds. William Claxton's Clayton James, shoemaker, house Hale, near Ober Cleaves Andrew F. teamster, h. Cabot, opp. Pleasant Cleaves Benj. salesman, S. B. Symond's, Ellingwood Cleaves Benjamin, laborer, house Elmwood court Cleaves Benjamin A. driver, E. Fisk's, house Lovett Cleaves Ezra, house Essex, corner Dane
Cleaves George M. shoecutter, house Home Cleaves Henry F. shoemaker, house Lothrop Cleaves John W. driver, street railway, h. Ellingwood Cleaves Joseph F. driver, house 40 Bartlett Cleaves Sarah, widow, house Lothrop Cleaves William A. Mrs. house Federal Cleaves William P. mason, house Federal, cor. Ashland Clement Charles H. shoemaker, house Hale Clement Matilda L. widow, house Friend Clough George A. shoemaker, house Myrtle, n. Cabot Coakley John, laborer, house Ober Cochrane Alexander, house Hale, Beverly Farms Cochrane Michael, laborer, house Lovett
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