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Woodbury Henry P. laborer, house Stone
Woodbury Hezekiah O. (Woodbury Bros. ) h. Hale Woodbury Horace P. grocer, Hale, n. Woodbury, h. do. Woodbury Horace W. bookkeeper, J. Pickett's, h. Lovett Woodbury Jacob A. wheelwright, Hale, n. Boyles, h. do. Woodbury Jacob K. bds. Jno. J. Woodbury's, Woodbury Woodbury Jas. G. shoemaker, b. Jeremiah T. Woodbury's Woodbury James M. pedlar, h. Federal, n. Chapman Woodbury Jeremiah T. shoemaker, h. Hale, n. Woodbury Woodbury Jesse, house Hale
Woodbury John, house Hale, near Ober Woodbury John J. h. Woodbury, cor. Hale
Woodbury Jos. Capt. h. West, n. Beverly Farms depot Woodbury Joseph A. shoemaker, h. Hale, n. Ober [Dane Woodbury Jos. & Co. shoe mfr. R. R. ave. h. Cabot, cor. Woodbury Josiah, shoemaker, h. Charnock, n. Prospect Woodbury Levi, shoemaker, h. Corning, n. Hale Woodbury Levi J. shoe manufr. Park, h. Pond Woodbury Luther, sr. clerk, H. P. Woodbury's, h. Hale Woodbury Luther, jr. clerk. h. Cabot, near Dane Woodbury Mary, Miss, h. Bartlett, opp. Union - Woodbury Myron F. salesman, bds. J. Woodbury, 2d's Woodbury Nancy, widow, h. Hale, n. Woodbury Woodbury N. W., Beverly Steam Engine Co. Federal, house Roundy
Woodbury Richard B. shoemaker, h. Corning, n. Hale Woodbury Rufus H. ( Woodbury Bros. ), h. Hale Woodbury Samuel F. engineer, h. Myrtle, n. Cabot Woodbury Sarah, Mrs. h. Cabot, n. Beckford Woodbury Stephen A. farmer, h. Hale, n. Lothrop Woodbury Thomas B. shoemaker, h. Dane, cor. Essex Woodbury Tracy P. shoemaker, h. Corning, n. Hale Woodbury Warren, engineer, h. Myrtle, n. Cabot [Davis Woodbury Wm. G. wholesale fish dealer, h. 14 Front, n. Woodbury Wm. M. shoemaker, h. Hale, n. Boyles
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BEVERLY DIRECTORY.
Woodbury Zobulon, Mrs. h. High, n. Halo WOODBURY BROS. ( Rufus H. and Hezekiah O. Woodbury), shoe manufrs. Federal, cor. River Woods Thomas, laborer, h. rear School, n. Wellman Woodman Henry F. principal, Willard School (Quincy), house Charnock
Wooffindale Geo. H. hairdresser, Cabot, h. do. Worth John, groceries, &c. 276 Cabot, h. Charnock [try Worthing Hiram F. shoemaker, b. Geo. W. Allen's, Ves- Wright M. Emory, clergyman, h. Railroad ave. Wright William, coachman, h. Thissell, n. Hale Wylie Lemuel B. carpenter, h. Elliot, cor. Park C
York Samuel F. potter, h. Rantoul, cor. Federal Young Abraham K. house Winter, near Essex
Young Alonzo, stat. agt. N. B. depot, b. Philip S. Young's Young Benj. shoemaker, h. Hale, n. the schoolhouse Young Henry F. shoemaker, h. Porter
YOUNG JOHN H. livery and boarding stable, School, cor. Cabot, h. Railroad ave. near Hardy
Young Mary C. widow, house Abbott, cor. Brown [Enon YOUNG PHILIP S. postmaster, No. Beverly depot, h. Young William, farmer, h. Hart, n. Wenham line. Young Oscar D. bds. Philip S. Young's, Enon Younger Joshua, farmer, house Hale, n. Manchester line Younger Morris B. laborer, h. Hart, n. Wenham line Yuill Richard, blacksmith, house Cabot, near Balch
W. C. DONALD & CO., Manufacturers of, and Dealers in, Common and Superior
PRINTING INKS,
LAMP BLACK,
- AND - FINE DRY COLORS.
The largest and most complete Stock of BRONZES to be found in the New England States, at the lowest rates.
Office, No. 20 Spring Lane, Boston.
FACTORY, AT .ANDOVER.
W. C. DONALD.
CHARLES H. INGALLS.
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Corroders and Grinders of the Best
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The mills are under the superintendence of Mr. D. G. BATCHELDER. The repu- tation of his manufactures is already established, they having proved among the
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THIS WHITE LEAD IS WARRANTED STRICTLY PURE.
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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 23 . and 3 pounds per square foot, packed on Reels in one continnous length, viz. : 22 inches, 3 inches and 4 inches wide, for Carpenters and Builders.
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8₺ wide and 5 pounds and 6 pounds to the square ft. for Plumbers' use 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.
Although we endeaver to fill all orders promptly, we have found it impossible in Spring and Fall to keep a stock of all sizes on hand, so large is the demand ; our patrons are therefore requested to send their orders early, or before they are entirely out, to avoid inconvenience or delay in the fulfillment of the same.
Please see that all packages are marked SALEM LEAD Co., to whom all orders should be addressed.
FRANCIS BROWN, Treasurer.
26 P. O. Building, Salem, Mass.
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"Whatever is worth doing is worth doing well !"
A. H. SPENCER, Solicitor of Patents, AND EXPERT IN PATENT CAUSES, No. 28 State Street, Room 19, BOSTON.
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A full assortment of Housekeeping Goods, for sale by R. R. ENDICOTT, 151 Cabot St., Beverly.
BEVERLY ADVERTISING DIRECTORY. Apothecaries Carriage Trimmers ENDICOTT R. R. 151 Cabot HANSON W. F. 91 Cabot WOODBERRY CHARLES. Odd Fel- lows' building Tittle George A. 148 Cabot ELLIOTT & HALL, Rantoul, near Pleasant RICHARDSON JAMES B. Rantoul, cor. Bow Cigars and Tobacco Auctioneer BIRCHSTED J. Hale, cor. High, Bev- erly Farms PORTER SAMUEL, 40 Cabot PRAY JAMES P. Bartlett Bakers Clergyman COTTERELL WILLIAM A. Hale Kiely James M. h. Knowlton, n. Cabot Stickney George W. Lovett, c. Central Banks Clothing and Gents' Furnishing Goods BEVERLY NATIONAL BANK, R. WOODBURY HENRY, 154 Cabot G. Bennett, cashier, Cabot, c. Wash. 151 Cabot Street, Beverly. BEVERLY SAVINGS BANK, R. G. Coal, Wood, Lime, Cement, &c. Bennett, treasurer, Cabot, cor. Wash. PICKETT JOHN, Water Blacksmith Collector of Taxes OBEAR EZEKIEL F. Town Hall RICHARDSON JAMES B. Rantoul, cor. Bow Boarding House Cotton Waste, Kerosene Lamps and Fixtures, Street Lanterns, &c. AVENUE HOUSE, C. Il. Carey, pro- prietor, 14 Railroad avenue STATEN DANIEL F. 40 Railroad ave. Boot and Shoe Maker MOORE H. Cabot, cor. Bartlett Crockery and Glass Ware BIRCHSTED J. Hale, cor. High, Bev- erly Farms Boots and Shoes Dentists RICHI WM. HI. Cabot, c. Railroad av. DUDLEY E. B. Odd Fellows' build- Box Manufacturer Swasey O. F. Post Office bldg. Cabot FROST GEORGE W. foot of Federal Dining Rooms ing, Cabot 151 Cabot Street, Beverly. Brass Founder and Finisher STATEN DAN'L F. 40 Railroad ave. Avenue House, C. H. Carey, 14 Rail- road avenue Buskins and Slippers MURPHY JEREMIAH, Railroad Woodbury Bros. Federal, cor. River Drain and Sewer Pipes LAWRENCE C. A. Federal, near the Cane Seating depot HERON N. S. 10 Dane, opposite the STATEN D. F. 40 Railroad avenue church Druggists Carpenters and Builders HANSON W. F. & CO. 91 Cabot Gallonpe A. A. Cabot LARCOM BENJ. Jackson, cor. Essex OBER I. & E. H. Hale, near Hart WOODBURY R. A. Hale, near Cross WOODBERRY CHARLES, Odd Fel- lows' building Tittle George A. 148 Cabot Dry Goods Carriage Manufacturer ENDICOTT R. R. 151 Cabot RICHARDSON JAMES B. Rantoul, Earthen Ware Manufacturer cor. Bow LAWRENCE C. A. Federnl, near the depot Carriage Repository Egyptian Ware RICHARDSON JAMES B. Rantoul, LAWRENCE C. A. Federal, near the cor. Bow Opera Flannels, in all Shades, and Water-Proofs, in good variety, for sale by R. R. ENDICOTT, Corsets, Hoop Skirts, Gloves, Hosiery and Small Wares, can be found at R. R. ENDICOTT'S
depot
Black Alpacas, Brilliantines, Cashmeres, and Mus. de Laines, for sale by R. R. ENDICOTT, 151 Cabot Street, Beverly.
A first-rate assortment of Shawls, Skirts, and Balmorals, at R. R. ENDICOTT'S, 151 Cabot St., Beverly.
162 BEVERLY ADVERTISING DIRECTORY. .
Express
Livery Stables
Proctor T. D. (Beverly and Salem), 156 Fisk Elbridge, Lovett Wash. Salem, and Whiteomb & Car- Young J. H. Cabot, cor. School ter's, and J. H. Kendall's, Beverly Medicines Fancy Goods WOODBERRY CHARLES, Odd Fel- lows' building ENDICOTT R. R. 151 Cabot Fish Dealers Millinery and Fancy Goods Crowell David & Son, Water EMERSON RACHEL K. MRS. Florist WOODBERRY CLARA F. Cabot, cor. Doig John D. Lovett, near Central Wallis Cabot, near Railroad avenne LARCOM BENJ. Jackson, cor. Essex Music Teachers prices, at R. R. ENDICOTTS, 151 Cabot Street, Beverly.' Flour and Grain FENOLLOSA M. 286 Essex, Salem BIRCHSTED J. Hale, cor. High, Bev - (Piano, Organ and Violin.) erly Farms Fruit and Confectionery LEFAVOUR W. J. Cabot, corner Railroad avenue BIRCHSTED J. Hale, cor. High, Bev- erly Farms Painter Furniture Repairer HINCHLIFFE OLIVER C. Cabot, near Chapman HERON NEHEMIAII S. 10 Dane, opposite the church Patent Medicines Gas Fixtures and Gas, Steam and SWETT SIMEON, DR. 12 Elliot Water Pipe Fitters Physicians ROBERTSON R. & J. 5 Abbot Haddock Charles, 12 Bartlett STATEN D. F. 40 Railroad avenue Swasey O. F., P. O. bldg. Cabot Grocers SWETT SIMEON, 12 Elliot Wardwell P. G. 143'Cabot BIRCHSTED J. Hale, cor. High, Bev- erly Farms Piano Tuner and Repairer Burnham Anstin, Lothrop LEFAVOUR W. J. Cabot, corner Railroad avenne DAVENPORT J. K. 13 Railroad ave. DAY S. & I F. Oak, opp. the depot, Plumbers, Plumbers' Materials, Iron and Copper Pumps, &c. PRAY JAMES P. Bartlett, cor. Front Whipple & Pedrick, Cabot, c. Charnock Woodbury H. P. Hale STATEN DAN'L F. 40 Railroad ave. ROBERSTON R & J. 5 Abbot Beverly Farms Harnessmakers Post Master ELLIOTT & HALL, Rantoul, near DAVIS THOMAS D. post office, Cabot Pleasant RICHARDSON JAMES B. Rantoul, Pottery LAWRENCE C. A. Federal, near the Hay Dealer Young J. H. Cabot, corner School Produce Dealer Horse Clipper Symonds S. B. 39 Water R. R. ENDICOTT'S, 151 Cabot Street, Beverly. Provisions LEFAVOUR JAMES A. Cabot, near Railroad avenne depot cor. Bow DAVENPORT J. K. Railroad ave. Lord Cyrus W. Cabot, opp. Pleasant PRAY JAMES P. Barlett, cor. Front Hotel CAREY CHARLES H. 14 R. R. avc. Insurance Agents Real Estate Dealer BAKER JOHN I. Endicott GORDON W. R. Federal PORTER SAMUEL, 40 Cabot Restaurant Ladies' Underwear ENDICOTT R. R. 151 Cabot MURPHY J. Railroad avenne, opp. depot ; table board by day week or meal Lead Pipe, Gas and Steam Pipe and Fixtures STATEN DAN'L F. 40 Railroad ave. Rubber Goods, Street Lanterns and Water Cocks STATEN D. F. 10 Railroad avenue Cloths, Cassimeres, Tricots, and Doeskins, with a full assortment of Tailors' Trimmings, at Shirting Flannels, Merino Shirts and Drawers Gents' Half-Hose, Umbrellas, &c., at low
Lincoln Washing and Wringing Machines STATEN D. F. 40 Railroad avenue
Sewing Machine Repairer
LEFAVOUR W. J. Cabot, corner Railroad avenne
The only Dry Goods Store and Apothecary Shop combined, in the United States. 151 Cabot St., Beverly.
Toilet Soaps, Perfumery, Pomades, Hair Dressings, Puff Boxes, Toilet Powder, Tooth Picks, &c., sold by R. R. ENDICOTT, 151 Cabot Street, Beverly.
Physicians' Prescriptions carefully compounded, by R. R. ENDICOTT, 151 Cabot St., cor. Washington, Beverly.
BEVERLY ADVERTISING DIRECTORY. 163
Sewing Machines, Stitching and Findings, Needles, Silk, Cotton, &c LEFAVOUR W. J. Cabot, corner Railroad avenue
Ship Chandler Foster George B. 11 Water
Shoe Manufacturers
PORTER F. E. & CO. Railroad ave. near Park Standley Andrew, Hart, Beverly Farms WOODBURY BROS. Federal, cor. River Shoe Manufacturers' Supplies LEFAVOUR W. J. Cabot, corner Railroad ave.
Steam Heating Apparatus and Gas Stoves (Cooking and Heating.) STATEN D. F. 40 Railroad avenue
Stoves, Ranges, Tinware, &c. Hinkley W. W. 87 Cabot
Stationery and Fancy Articles LEFAVOUR W. J. Cabot, corner Railroad avenue
Town Clerk
HILL JAMES, Town Hall
Tailors' Trimmings
ENDICOTT R. R. 151 Cabot
Undertaker
HERON N. S. 10 Dane
Vases
LAWRENCE C. A. Federal, near the depot Watchmaker and Jeweller
IIINCHLIFFE OLIVER C. Cabot,
near Chapman
BEST METAL,
BEST FACES,
BEST TERMS.
BUY AT THE
BOSTON TYPE FOUNDRY,
Oldest in New England,
Printing Material of all Kinds,
No. 104 MILK STREET, BOSTON.
A full assortment of reliable Patent Medicines can be found at R. R. ENDICOTT'S, 151 Cabot St., Beverly.
151 Cabot Street, Beverly. Hair Brushes, Teeth Brushes, Nail Brushes, and Cloth Brushes, for sale by R. R. ENDICOTT,
YASMUCH BYT MOTHOR
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
A. C. RUSSELL, ENGRAVER ON WOOD,
No. 18 Pemberton Sa.,
BOSTON.
CHARLES S. BUFFUM, FUNERAL AND FURNISHING UNDERTAKER,
Caskets and Cases of Various Patterns.
Can attend Funerals with Private Hearse when requested.
No. 59 WASHINGTON ST., - - SALEM, MASS.
SUNDAYS and EVENINGS, can be found at residence, 57 Washington Street.
JOHN PICKETT,
DEALER IN
COAL, WOOD, BARK, CEMENT, LIME,
SAND AND HAIR,
Water Street, . . Beverly, Mass.
SPAULDING'S DANVERS, PEABODY AND SALEM EXPRESS,
Leaves Danvers daily at 8 A. M., and l'p.M. ; leaves Salem daily at 10 A.M., and 4. P.M. Passing through Peabody both trips.
Slate in following places : Danvers, at. Bell's Bos- ton Express office; Danversport, at O. Richards & Son's store ; Peabody, at Collins' cigar store, Pea- body square; Salem, at C. M. Butfirm & Co., 222 E-sex Street.
Particular attention paid to forwarding Freight and Baggage to towns on the Newburyport and Danvers Railroad. Small favors thankfully received.
A. D. SPAULDING.
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A full assortment of Housekeeping Goods, for sale by R. R. ENDICOTT, 151 Cabot Street, Beverly.
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R. R. ENDICOTT, 151 Cabot Street, Beverly, BUYS AND SELLS FOR CASH. customers do not have to pay other people's bad debts.
BEVERLY TOWN REGISTER.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Selectmen, Joseph Wilson, chairman; John H. Young, Freeborn W. Cressy, Nathan H. Foster, Henry W. Foster. The Selectmen are also Surveyors of Highways, have charge of the Water Works, and are the Board of Health.
Town Treasurer, Robert G. Bennett.
Town Clerk and Auditor, James Hill.
Tax Collector, Ezekiel F. Obear.
Superintendent of Water Works, Charles Pickett.
Health Officer, George P. Abbott.
Undertakers, Israel F. Lee, Freeborn W. Cressy.
Assessors, Daniel Foster, chairman; Charles L. Williams, John Bell, Jeremiah Murphy, George A. Woodbury, 2d.
Trustees of Sinking Fund, The Chairman of the Selectmen and of the Assessors, with the Town Treasurer, for the time being.
Trustees of Pine Grove Hall, Henry W. Foster, Ephraim A. Edwards, Stephen P. Elliot.
School Committee, John I. Baker, chairman; Joseph D. Tuck, Eben II. Moulton, Oscar F. Swasey, Ephriam A. Edwards, Issacher Lefavour, William C. Boyden, Isaac F. Day, Edward L. Giddings.
Overseers of the Poor, Thomas Pickett, chairman; Charles L. Moulton, George H. Southwick. Master of House, Eli Bray.
Chief of Police, William P. Moses.
Constables, William P. Moses, Ezekiel F. Obear, Eli Bray, George T. Larcom, Isaac Standley, Win. Patterson, Eleazer Giles, Samuel G. Hooper, John G. Munsey.
Fence Viewers, Jacob H. A. Defreace, Isaac Standley, Francis S. Lovett.
Surveyors of Lumber, Hooper A. Appleton, Jacob Brower, Adoniram Goodhue, Joseph E. Ober, Robert Remmonds, Levi Woodbury, 2d.
Sealer of Leather, Joseph F. Appleton.
Sealer of Weights and Measures, Ezekiel F. Obear.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
N. H. Foster, Chief Engineer ; Levi K. Goodhue, 1st Assistant Engineer; F. S. Herrick, 2d Asst. Engineer ; J. A. Haskell, Clerk; Hugh Hill, Henry W. Foster, William P. Moses, Geo. Swan.
Enterprise Hose, No. 1 .- Railroad avenue, 15 men.
Excelsior Hose, No. 2 .-- Rantoul street, 15 men.
Fair Play Engine and Hose House, No. 3 .- Conant st., 45 men
Black Alpacas, Brilliantines, Cashmeres, and Mus. de Laines, for sale by R. R. ENDICOTT, 151 Cabot St. Beverly.
Extracts, &c., for sale by R. R. ENDICOTT, 151 Cabot Street, Beverly.
Gelatine, Tapioca, Sago, Arrow Root, Corn Starch, Pure Cream Tartar and Soda, Burnett's
A first-rate assortment of Shawls, Skirts, and Balmorals, at R. R. ENDICOTT'S, 151 Cabot Street, Beverly.
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BEVERLY TOWN REGISTER.
Washington Hose, No. 4 .- Rantoul, cor. Roundy st., 15 men. Louer Hose, No. 5 .- Hale, cor. east Lothrop st., 15 men.
Perseverance Engine and Hose, No. 5 .- Hale, cor. West street, 45 men. N. H Foster Hook and Ladder Co .- Bow street, 20 men. Beverly Steumer, No. 1 .- Armory street, 20 men. PUBLIC SCHOOLS. HIGH SCHOOL,-Edward J. Colon, Principal; Carrie W. Hinkley, Delia Sheldon, Assistants. SOUTH,-Annie C. Andrews, 1st Grammar ; Mattie W. Pedrick, 2d Grammar ; Annie B. Rogers, Assistant. Abby II. Wallis, In- termediate; Carrie L. Story, Allie P. Bray, Mary W. Hinkley, Primaries. BRISCOE,-Lilla A. Wild, 1st Grammar; Frances L. Larcom, 2d Grammar; Sarah L. Hale, Intermediate; Lizzie D. Baker, Ida 151 Cabot Street, Beverly. L. Woodbury, Emma F. Carter, Primaries. WASHINGTON,-Ellen A. Dodge, 1st Grammar; Emma L. Porter. 2d Grammar ; Clara L. Adams, Intermediate ; Lucy B. Cole, Anna B. Adams, Primaries. COVE,-Lydia F. Stevens, Grammar; Henrietta Brower, Pri- mary ; Ella O. Lefavour, Assistant. FARMS .- Mary L. Ober. Grammar ; Emma Larcom, Primary. CENTERVILLE,-Ungraded .- Sarah E. Glines, Principal; Eve- lyn Edwards, Assistant. DODGE'S ROW,- Ungraded .- Pliebe A. Osborne. BASS RIVER,-L. N. Scott, Grammar; Julia M. Dodge, Pri- mary. BEVERLY INDUSTRIAL DRAWING,-Alben Andren, In- 151 Cabot Street, Beverly. structor ; Frank Dodge, - - Dodge, Assistants ; Joseph Tuck, William C. Boyden, Edward L. Giddings, Committee. Instruction given free every Monday and Thursday evening's from 7.30 to 9, during the winter months. CHURCHES. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Railroad Avenue. Rev. M. Emory Wright, Pastor ; E. F. Obear, Treur .; Curtis R. Moulton, E. F. Obear, John 1. Baker, J. White, Trustees ; Rev. M. E. Wright, Supt. S. School ; S. C. Jackson, J. Patch, Class Leaders. ST. PETER'S EPISCOPAL CHURCHI. Cabot, cor. Bow Street. Corsets, Hoop Skirts, Gloves, Hosiery, and Small Wares, can be found at R. R. ENDICOTT'S, Opera Flannels in all shades, and Water Proofs in good variety, for sale by R. R. ENDICOTT,
Wm. G. Wells, Rector ; Chas. Kilham, Clerk; Wm. Frankland, Warden; A. D. Kilham, John D. Lovett, Wm. A. Frankland, Wm. Stopford, W. HI. Gwinn, Vestrymen.
The only Dry Goods store and Apothecary Shop combined in the United States. 151 Cabot Street, Beverly.
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Physicians' Prescriptions carefully compounded, by R. R. ENDICOTT, 151 Cabot St., cor. Washington, Beverly.
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FIRST UNIVERSALIST CHURCH. Thorndike Street.
J. Newton Emery, Pastor; J. T. Cushing, E. Hathaway, Dea- cons ; P. Howes, J. A. Wallis, F. W. Hinchliffe, F. J. Crowell, S. Porter, Executive Committee ; S. Porter, Supt. Sunday School; F. J. Crowell, Treas.
FIRST PARISH UNITARIAN CHURCH.
Rev. Ellory C. Butler, Pastor; E. Foster Stone, Albert Perry, James A. Marsters, Parish Committee ; William C. Boyden, Clerk; Robert R. Endic ,tt. Treas. and Collector ; George A. Woodberry, Calvin W. Goodrich, Music Committee ; Nehemiah Heron, Sexton ; Miss M. E. Goldthwaite, Organist.
Rev. E. C. Butler, Supt. Sunday School; James A. Marsters, Asst. Supt. Sunday School.
N. B .- This was the First Sunday School in the United States ; Founded 1810.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Cabot, cor. Abbott St .- Organized 1800.
D. P. Morgan, Pastor ; John B. Hill, Clerk; Geo. Roundy, Leonard C. Foss, Rufus Larcom, Ezra A. Stone, Deacons.
PARISH OFFICERS :- Geo. Roundy, Rufus Larcom, Hervey Lunt. Standing Committee; F. P. Haskell, Treas. ; S. Fisk, James Hill, Edward P. Sargent, Trustees of Property; Edward P. Sargent, Supt. of' Sunday School.
SECOND BAPTIST SOCIETY. Hart Street, Beverly Farms.
Rev. Charles W. Reding, Pastor.
The Church connected with the Society, is called the Second Bap- tist Church, in Beverly. The Standing Committee of the Society are Joseph Haskell, and Jos. E. Ober; Joseph Haskell, Clerk and Treas .; Joseph E. Ober, Supt. of' S. S .; Jos. Haskell, Sec'y and Treas. S. S. ; Joseph Haskell and Alvin Haskell, Deacons.
SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Conant, corner Cabot Street, No. Beverly. No Settled Pastor.
DANE STREET CHURCH.
O. T. Lamphear, Pastor; Caleb Wallis, Luther Woodbury, Wm. R. Gordon, C. W. Studley, Deacons; Caleb Walfis, Clerk ; Henry Woodburry, Treas .; Augustus A. Galloupe, A. K. Ober, I. L. Porter, Parish Committee.
SABBATH SCHOOL,-A. A. Galloupe, Supt .; Joseph A. Baker, Asst. Supt .; Albert. Smith, Librarian; H. O. Woodbury, Sec .; Andrew K. Ober, Treas.
A full assortment of reliable Patent Medicines can be found at R. R. ENDICOTT'S, 151 Cabot Street, Beverly.
Shirting Flannels, Merino Shirts and Drawers, Gent's Half-Hose, Umbrellas, &c. at low prices, at R. R. ENDICOTT'S, 151 Cabot Street, Beverly.
- R. R. ENDICOTT'S, 151 Cabot Street, Beverly.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Tricots, and Doeskins, with a full assortment of Tailors' Trimmings, at
Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes, and Clothes Brushes, for sale by R. R. ENDICOTT, 151 Cabot Street, Beverly.
Choice Teas, Pure Spices, and Cider Vinegar, specialties at R. R. ENDICOTT'S, 151 Cabot St., Beverly.
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BEVERLY TOWN REGISTER.
WASHINGTON STREET SOCIETY, ( CONG.) Formed February 28th, 1837.
No Pastor. Charles H. Symonds, Moderator; John H. Girdler, Clerk; William A Webber, John H. Lefavour, Benjamin Brown, Parish Committee.
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Cabot, corner Essex Street.
Rev. J. M. Kiely, Pastor.
BANKS. THE BEVERLY NATIONAL BANK.
Chartered 1802. Capital $200.000 .- Re-organized 1865. C
Pres. Jolin Pickett ; Vice Pres. Austin D. Kilham; Directors. Wm. Endicott, John H. Young, S. J. Foster, Thomas A. Lefavour, George Roundy ; Cashier, R. G. Bennett ; Bookkeeper, Jos. D. Cook; T'eller, Aug. Stevens.
Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays.
Bank hours, 8 1-2 A. M. to 2 P. M.
BEVERLY SAVINGS BANK. Cabot, corner Washington St.
Bank hours 8 1-2 A. M. to 2 P. M. Deposits begin to draw inter- est on the fourth Wednesdays of January, April, July and October, and may be withdrawn at any time without previous notice.
Dividends are pavable on the fourth Wednesdays of April and October in each year, and are placed on interest as soon as payable. President, William Endicott; Vice Presidents, John Pickett, John I. Baker, Geo. Roundy, David Lefavour, John II. Young, Samuel J. Foster; Trustees, Austin D. Kilham. James Hill, Jolin Girdler, Francis Norwood. Samuel Porter, Albert Perry, Fred W. Choate, Charles II. Odell, Joseph Wilson, Robert Whipple, Edward L. Giddings, Elijah E. Lummus, John Meacom, Andrew E. Cressy, Rob't S. Foster, Ang. N. Clark; Treas. and Sec'y, Robert G. Ben- nett; Committee of Investment, William Endicott, John Pickett, John II. Young.
MASONIC. LIBERTY LODGE.
Meetings second Monday of each month. Instituted 1824.
W. M., Charles Woodberry; S. W., George E. Norris; JJ. W., George F. Standley; Treas., Augustus Stevens; Sed'y, Isaac H. Edgett; Stewards, Elbridge Norwood, Valmore Frankland; Chap- lain, Rev. J. N. Emery; Marshall, George C. Stickney; S. D., Charles F. Marshall; JJ. D., Charles Meacom; Tyler, Aug. Giles; Finance Committee, E. L. Giddings, C. A. Kelham, and W. R. Davis.
AMITY CHAPTER R. A MASONS.
Organized 1872. Meetings held at Masonic Hall, 3d Tuesdays in cach mouth.
OFFICERS :- /ligh Priest, Edward L. Giddings; King, Charles Woodbury ; Scribe, S. A. Endicott; Capt. of the Host, I. H. Ed-
Buy where you can buy cheapest, but give your own Townspeople the "inside track !"
sold by R. R. ENDICOTT, 151 Cabot Street, Beverly.
Toilet Soaps, Perfumery, Pomades, Hair Dressings, Puff Boxes, Toilet Powder, Tooth Picks, &c.
A full assortment of Housekeeping Goods, for sale by R. R. ENDICOTT, 151 Cabot St., Beverly.
BEVERLY TOWN REGISTER. 169
gett; Principal Sojourner, Hervey Lunt; Royal Arch Captain, Sam'l K. Poulan; Masters of Veils, Luther S. Herrick, Horace P. Woodbury, John Davis; Treas. Charles L. Burnham; Sec'y, Chs. H. Odell; Chaplain, Rev. J. N. Emery ; Stewards, Geo. F. Stand- ley, Wm. B. Ingalls; Tyler, Augustus Giles.
I. O. O. F.
BASS RIVER LODGE, NO. 141, I. O. O. F.
N. G. Otis Burnham; V. G. John Currier; Secy. Ezra Stand- ley ; P. Secy. Eleazer Giles; Treas. George Millett; R. S. N. G. J. W. Bradstreet; L. S. N. G. Nathan W. Haines; Con. B. Frank Cressy ; W. B. W. Eldredge; Chap. Rev. J. N. Emery; R. S. S. D. Aug. Hanson; L. S. S. Francis Forness; I. G. William Perry ; O. G. David S. Holden; Trustees, Andrew K. Ober, Isaac Apple- ton, L. C. Foss.
SUMMIT ENCAMPMENT, NO. 41, I. O. O. F. Instituded Sept. 1870 Meetings 1st and 3d Tuesday of each month.
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