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All orders promptly and faithfully attended to. Connects at Salem with the Railroad Express for all parts of the United States.
LEWIS & WILLETT,
. DEALERS IN THE CELEBRATED
Akron () hio DRAIN PIPE
This pipe has the " Hlub " joint, is salt glazed, and is far superior to pipe made of eastern clay. Being much harder, it is less liable to breakage, and can be shipped to a distance with perfect safety. Cities, Towns, and Corporations supplied at lowest rates.
ALSO, MANUFACTURERS OF THE
HIGHLAND STONE GARDEN VASES.
These vases are not injured by frost, require no painting, are preferred by florists to iron, and are made in a great variety of beautiful designs. Vases carefully packed and delivered to Express or R. R. without additional charge.
Complete Illustrated Price List sent Free.
We also manufacture a Stone Edging to be used around flower beds, and as a border to walks, graves, etc. It is noat and durable, and is made straight, curved, and angular, thus admitting of a great vari- cty of designs.
HORSE BLOCKS (With hitching ring). WALL COPING, WELL PIPE, Etc., Etc. CUSTOMERS WAITED UPON AT THE Office and Manufactory, - Rear 1365 Tremont St., Boston.
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T. F. COLLINS, Steam Paper Ruler, AND BLANK BOOK BINDER,
FRANKLIN BUILDING,
73 Federal Street, - BOSTON, MASS.
PENNSYLVANIA RULING MACHINE.
W. O. HICKOK. HARRISBURG PENN.
ALL KINDS OF BLANK BOOK BINDING.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
Railroad, Bank, and Mercantile
ACCOUNT BOOKS.
We offer the advantage of a PAPER RULER and BLANK BOOK BINDER, two Branches Combined.
PATENTEE OF THE
Collins' Striker, for Ruling Machines.
ALSO, THE
DOUBLE RULING MACHINE ATTACHMENT.
These patents enable us to do work in large quantities, at the lowest prices.
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DANVERS ADVERTISING DIRECTORY.
Agricultural Tools Warren A. W. Water, D. Port Apothecaries KEYES A. T. Chase's block, Locust SHEPARD CHAS. H. Maple, D. P.
Banks DANVERS SAVINGS BANK, First National Bank building, D. P. FIRST NATIONAL BANK, D. P.
Boots and Shoes TUCKER L. E. Bank bldg. Maple Boot and Shoe Manufacturers Farwell C. C. & Co. Maple, D. P
Boot & Shoe Maker and Repairer FAULKNER CYRUS E. Maple, D. P.
Carpenter and Builder Merrill Geo. G. rear Water, D. Port
Cigars and Tobacco Bates & Stetson, Maple, near Cherry Claim Agent
Porter J. W. Holten, opp. Town House, D. Plains, and 223 Essex, Salem
Coal and Wood Dealers
POTTER, BATCHELDER & CO. Wa- ter, D. Port SANGER, HOOD & CO. Water, D.Port
Conveyancer and Collector Mead David, Water, D. Port
Copper, Tinware, and Kitchen Furnishing Goods ROPES J. E. Maple, n. Ehn, D. P.
Coroner Hood Richard, High, D. Port Country Store Warren A. W. Water, D. Port
Crockery and Glass Ware Warren A. W. Water, D. Port
Dentist
Porter Warren, Holten, opp. House, and 237 Essex, Salein
Town
Depots
Boston and Maine, Nahm Fernald, de- pot master, Hobart, D. P. Danvers Plains, Benjamin Henderson, depot master, Essex depot
Deputy Sheriff Preston Daniel J. Maple, near Putnam
Dry Goods Warren A. W. Water, D. P.
Druggist KEYES A. T. Chase's block, Loenst
Expresses SPAULDING A. D. Danvers & Salem (Sce adv. page 164) c WILSON J. R. Danvers & Salem (See adv. opp. page 214)
Florist
WESTON L. P. MRS. hot honse plants in variety. Orders for cut flowers, bo- quets, and funeral wreaths, promptly answered. Maple street, Danvers
Flour, Grain, &c. IIAM A. G. & J. A. Water, D. Port Warren A. W. Water, D. Port
Furnaces, Ranges, &c. ROPES J. E. & CO. Maple, near Ehn, D. P.
Furniture, and Parlor Organs PORTER J. F. Maple, opp. First Nat'l bank
Gas Light Co. Danvers Gas Light Co. Endicott court, from High, D. Port, Henry A. Per- kins, supt.
Grain and Meal
HIAM A. G. & J. A. Water, D. Port
Grist Mills HAM A. G. & J. A. Water, D. Port
Grocer
Warren A. W. Water, D. Fort
Hotels HOTEL DANVERS, A. MAGOUN, proprietor, D. P.
Insurance Agents
WESTON WM. L. First Nat'l Bank building, Maple, n. Conant, D. P. Weston Win. H. assistant, First Nat'l Bank
Lawyers
HILL EDWARD L. Maple, cor. Elm, D. Plains, and 94 Wash. Salem PORTER JOHN W. Holten, opp. Town House, and 223 Essex, Salem Library, (Peabody)
Peabody Institute, Sylvan, D. Plains
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DANVERS ADVERTISING DIRECTORY.
Masons
Savings Bank
Scott John S. Holten, n. Cherry, D. P. DANVERS SAVINGS BANK, Bank
Millers HAM A. G. & J. A. Water, D. Port
Music Teacher
FENOLLOSA M. 286 Essex, Salem
Newspaper
DANVERS MIRROR, C. H. SHEP- ARD, publisher, Maple, D. P.
Shoe Bottomer
Bacon, A. W. Park, D. P.
Steam Soap Manufactory
Perkins & Bradstreet, Putnam, near Hobart
Stoves, Furnaces and Ranges
Hill Edward L. cor. Maple and Elm, ROPES J. E. & CO. Maple, n. Elm, D.P. c and 94 Washington, Salem
Pianos and Organs
FENOLLOSA M. 286 Essex, Salem
Plumbers
ROPES J. E. & CO. Maple, n. Elm Post Master MEAD DAVID, Water, D. Port
POTTER, BATCHELDER & CO. Wa- ter, D. Port
SANGER, HOOD & CO. Water, D. Port
Printers
Wool Pullers and Dealers
SHEPARD C. H. & CO. Maple, D. P.TUFTS J. W. & CO. Water, D. Port
WHITTEMORE BROS., Agricultural Warehouse
- AND -
SEED STORE,
128 and 130 South Market Street, BOSTON. Doe and Side Hill Plows, Cucumber Wood Pumps, Russell Coe's Superphosphate, Gray's Horse Powers. Wood's Mowers, Darling's Bone, etc., etc.
Building, Maple, D. P. Saw Mill
Putnam Mill, Otis F. Putnam, propr. Sylvan, D. P.
Sheep Skins (Dealers in Tanned) Tufts J. W. & Co. Water, D. Port
Notaries Public
Mead David, Water, D. Port
Porter J. W. Holten, opp. Town House, and 223 Essex, Salem
Tinware ROPES J. E. & CO. Maple, n. Elm, D.P.
Undertaker
Waite Peter, Ash, near Purchase Wood and Coal
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DANVERS TOWN REGISTER.
TOWN OFFICERS.
George J. Sanger, Moderator.
A. Samson Howard, Town Clerk.
William L. Weston, Treasurer.
Simeon Putnam, Collector.
Henry A. Perkins, Joshua Bragdon, Otis F. Putnam, Selectmen and Assessors:
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Charles H. Adams, Daniel J. Preston, D. W. Regan. J. C. P. Legro, Timothy D. Crowley, Constables.
Benjamin Millett, Ebenezer Berry, Wm. O'Neil, George T. Rus- sell, Daniel Lovejoy, Augustus Thompson, Leander Fletcher, Charles Field, Field Drivers.
Sam'l P. Fowler, Amos Pratt, Edward Carr, Overseers of Poor. Jos. Merrill, Geo. G. Merrill, Daniel P. Pope, Fence Viewers.
George G. Merrill, I. A. Welch, Josiah Ross, M. J. Currier, George P. Thomas, Francis Eveleth, JJ. Frank Porter, S. F. Gray, Measurers of Wood and Bark.
Francis Eveleth, Ira Story, JJosiah Ross, George G. Merrill. Surveyors of Lumber.
Albert A. Bates, Joseph Merrill, Measurers of Upper Leather. Jacob A. Ham, Measurer and Weigher of Grain.
R. B. Hood, George H. Day, Amos Pratt, Road Commissioners. Josiah Ross, C. S. Richards, Otis F. Putnam, George W. Bell, Daniel A. Caskin, Firewards.
Rev. C. B. Rice, Rev. George J. Sanger, Dr. W. W. Eaton, J. A. Putnam, Mrs. M. A. Howard, Miss Annie M. Wentworth, School Committee.
John R. Longley, H. O. Warren, Otis F. Putnam, Water Com- missioners.
SCHOOLS.
DANVERSPORT SCHOOL. PUTNAMVILLE SCHOOL.
BEAVER BROOK SCHOOL. MUDGEVILLE SCHOOL.
COLLINS STREET SCHOOL. TAPLEYVILLE SCHOOL.
EAST DANVERS SCHOOL.
CHURCHES. BAPTIST CHURCH. High, corner Water Street, Danversport. Rev. Lucius Drury, Pastor.
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DANVERS TOWN REGISTER.
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH. High Street, Danversport.
Rev. Mr. Haley, Pastor.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHI. Danvers Centre.
Rev. Charles B. Rice, Pastor.
MAPLE STREET CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHI.
Rev. Walter E. C. Wright, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL CHURCHI, C
Holten, corner Cherry Street.
Rev. W. Ingram Magill, Pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Holten Street, Tapleyville.
Rev. R. IT. Howard, Pastor.
UNITARIAN CHURCII. High Street, Danvers Plains.
Rev. L. J. Livermore, Pastor.
UNIVERSALIST SOCIETY. High Street, Danvers Plains.
Rev. II. P. Forbes, Pastor; Frank Couch, Levi Merrill, Sam'l W. Spaulding, Ezra D. Hines, Parish Committee; W. Scott Merrill, Clerk; J. W. Ropes, Treas .; Rev. G. J. Sanger, S. S. Sup !.
SOCIETIES, &c.
HOLTEN ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, F & A. M.
Chas. N. Ingalls, M. E. High Priest ; Dan'l J. Preston. E. King ; W. W. Eaton, E. Scribe; Samuel L. Sawyer, Capt. of the Host ; Alonzo J. Stetson, Prin. Soj. ; J. Albert Blake, R. A. Capt. ; A. Frank Welch, Master 3d. Veil ; George W. Howe, Master 2d Veil ; Francis Ingalls, Master 1st Veit ; John R. Langley, Treas .; Walter S. Merrill, Sec. ; Win. O. Hood, Sen. Steward; John T. Ross, Jun. Steward ; Rev. George J. Sanger, Chaplain; John Metzger, Sentinel.
MOSAIC LODGE F. & A. M.
Charles Newhall, W. M. ; S. L. Sanger, S. W ; S. C. Putnam, J. W. ; L. P. H. Turner, Treas .; George II. Perkins, Sec .; Rev. Geo. J. Sanger, Chap .; L. A. Boardman, Mar. ; Henry Newhall, S. D .; E. Smith, J. D. ; John Moser, S. S. ; J. A. Haines, JJ. S. ; A. A. Berry, I. S .; John Metzger, Tyler.
الحد
J. H. ALLEN,
(HUBON BLOCK,)
· MANUFACTURER OF
COFFINS AND CASKETS
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OF
NEW STYLE AND
NEW STYLE AND
PATENT LID, PATENT LID,
WHEREBY
THE PLATE IS ALWAYS IN SIGHT
WITH THE LID Open or Closed.
WIIEREBY
THE PLATE IS ALWAYS IN SIGHT
WITH THE LID)
Open or Closed.
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SILVER AND PLATED PLATES
OF BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS.
Grave Clothes of every description, constantly on hand. «
No. 69 Washington, opposite Lynde Street, SALEM, MASS.
Hearse furnished for neighboring towns, with one or two horses ..
On Sundays and evenings he can be found at No. 11 Federal Street. All orders from the neighboring towns, by Express or otherwise, promptly attended to, and delivered personally if required.
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OVAEMA TID' SVLEMA FID
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Express Wagons.
The undersigned is prepared to manufacture all sizes of Express Wagons of the best material. I have been . to great expense in putting in Machinery, es- pecially adapted to this class of work, and feel confident that I can furnish
WAGONS
In a Shorter Time, and
AT LOWER PRICES. THAN ANY MANUFACTURER'IN THE STATE.
Particular Attention Paid to Shipping for Foreign Markets. GILMAN ANDREWS,
27 Beach Street, Salem, Mass. PERFECT SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Tires reset with West's American Tire Setter, without removing the bolts or injuring the paint, and at one half the old .price.
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DANVERS TOWN REGISTER.
AMITY LODGE, F. & A. M.
J. Albert Blake, W. M .; Daniel Pettengill, S. W .; William O. Hood, J. W. : Putnam T. Derby, Treas .; Theo. C. Everett, Sec .; A. M. Spofford, Chap .; James H. Kelley, Marshal; A. F. Welch, S. D. ; L. A. Mudge. J. D .; R. K. Sears, S. S .; R. F. McCrillis, J. S .; Francis Ingalls I. S .; J. W. Barnard, Organist: John Metzger, Tyler; J. Q. A. Batchelder, Daniel Preston, Willis Bar- nard, Finance Committee.
I. O. O. F. DANVERS LODGE, No. 153.
A. Frank Welch. N. G .; Geo. J. Sanger, V. G .; Jos. E. Hood, Sec. ; John M. Boyson, Treas .; Nathan P. Oakes, W .; Christo- pher Metzger, Con .; M. Phelps, I. G .; J. Albert Blake; R. S. N. G .: Samuel Knights, L. S. N. G .; Win. M. Currier, R. S. V. G .; George W. Ingalls, L. S. V. G .; Frank Hood, R. S. S .: Nathan T. Walcott, L. S. S .; Arthur Gould, Chaplain; William Stetson, Organist.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE. BEACON LIGHT DIVISION, No. 94. Tapleyville.
John E. Morrison, W. P .; George E. Chapman, W. A .; Walter S. Lovejoy, R. S .; Jennie E. Crowther, A. R. S .; Archie W. Sil- lars, F. S .; George Scampton, Treas .: Florence N. Paton, Chaplain; Andrew II. Paton, Com. ; James Williams, A. C., George H. Seampton, I. S .; Beecher Williams, O. S .; Mary T. Perley, Organist.
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.
POST 90, G. A. R.
Charles Newhall, Commander; Joseph Blake, S. V. C .; E. II; Guilford, J. V. C .; J. A. Roberts, Adjutant; J. A. Blake, Q. M. Dr. W. W. Eaton, Surgeon .; Rev. G. J. Sanger, Chaplain ; Thos. Riley, O. D .; James Collins, O. G .; J. G. Whitehouse, S. M .; S. W. Lewis, Q. M. S.
CHIEFS OF AGAWAM, TRIBE No. 5, IMP'D O. OF R. M. Tapleyville.
J. Peter Gardner, Sachem; Thomas Harrigan. Sen. Sagamore; Thorndike P Hawkes. Jun. Sagamore; Wmn. Scampton, Prophet : Andrew H. Paton. Chief of Records: Wm. F. Symonds, Assistant Chief of Records; David Bodwell, Keeper of Wampum; A. P. B. Kelly, 1st, Sannup; John B. Mason, 2d Sannup; Edward A. Pnt- nam, Ist Warrior; John E. Morrison, 3d Warrior; E. Engene Berry, Ath Warrior; Win. F. Perry, Ist Brave ; Moses Wells, 24 Brave; George Scampton, 3d Brave; Newell Durgin, 4th Brave; George A. Riley, Guard of the Wigwam; Thomas Pahner, Guard of the Forest.
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DANVERS TOWN REGISTER. .
PEABODY INSTITUTE. Sylvan Street, Danvers.
This institution was founded by George Peabody, Esq .. who gave $100, 000 for that purpose. Open on Wednesday and Satur- day afternoons for the delivery of books. Samuel P. Fowler, Joshua Silvester, Daniel Richards, Israel W. Andrews, Francis Peabody. Jacob F. Perry, Israel HI. Putnam, Charles P. Preston, Ezra D. Hlines, Trustees.
DANVERS POST OFFICE. Maple Street.
Mails close, 7.15, 10.00, A. M. 4. 30, P. M. Mails arrive, 9.00; 10.00 A. M. 5.15 P. M. C
JOSEPHI E. HOOD, Postmaster.
DANVERSPORT POST OFFICE. Water Street ..
David Mead, Postmaster.
DANVERS CENTRE POST OFFICE. Centre Street.
Frederick Wilkins, Postmaster.
TAPLEYVILLE POST OFFICE. Holten Street. N. P. Merriam, Postmaster.
DR. A. S. DUDLEY
SALEM, MASS.
ORAL SURGEON - AND -
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MECHANICAL DENTIST, Treats all cases of Hair-Lip, and Cleft Palate, AND MAKES
ARTIFICIAL NOSES
Almost equal to the original
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
MRS. W. H. MANSFIELD,
BOYS
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Custom-made Clothing,
IN ALL THE
LATEST,
AND
MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES,
54 Temple Place,
BOSTON.
UP STAIRS,
TUHAFAM M WAM
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
SIMONDS' HOTEL, WASHINGTON SIMONDS, Proprietor. PEABODY SQUARE, Peabody, Mass.
. Private and Select Parties accommodated at C reasonable rates.
THOMAS GORMAN,
Building
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Mover,
ORDERS LEFT AT
145 Derby St., SALEM, MASS.
N. S. HERON, Furniture Repairer,
AND DEALER IN
Rattan in its Different Qualities.
CHAIRS RE-CANED, STAINED AND VARNISHED.
All orders promptly attended to. Also, Sexton and Undertaker.
10 Dane Street, the Church, Beverly, Mass.
Opposite
MRS. N. S. HERON, FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKER, NO. 10 Dane St., BEVERLY, MASS.
BEVBODA 800748
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STREETS, COURTS, AVENUES, ETC., OF MARBLEHEAD.
Allerton place, off Gregory Atlantic Avenue, from Ocean to Swampscott line Back, from Mugford to High
Barnard, from Prospect to Gregory Bassett, from Washington to Essex
Beach, from Devereux to Ocean Beacon, from Orne to Ferry road
Bessom's Lane, from Pleasant to Bowden
Bowden, from Sewall to Graves' court
Central, from Cottage to Walnut Chestnut, from Cottage to Clift Circle, from Front to Selman Clift, from Commercial to Chestnut
Clifton Avenue, from Pleasant to Clifton House
Commercial, from Prospect to Clift Cottage, from Commercial to Chestnut Cowell, from Back to Pond
Darling, from Washington to Front
Devereux, from Pleasant to Valley
Elm, from Green to Spring Essex, from School to Pleasant Farms, west part of town Forest River road, west part of town Franklin, from Front to Washington Front, from Water to Franklin Glover, from Front to State Graves' Court, from Bowden Green, from Elm to Ferry road Gregory, from Commercial to Lee Harris, from Mugford to Elm Hawkes, from Gregory to Washington High, from Pearl to Orne Hooper, from Washington to Union Jefferson, from Sewall to Reed Lattimer, from Green Lee, from Union to South Linden, from Sewall to Sewall
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STREETS, COURTS, AVENUES, ETC.
Lindsey, from Gregory to Hawkes Mason, from Washington to Tucker Maverick court, from Pleasant
Mechanic, from Mugford to Pearl Mechanics' court, from Mechanic
Merritt, from Front to Circle
Middle, from Washington square to Washington
Mount Vernon, from Sewall to Reed
Mugford, from Elm to Washington
Nicholson's Hill, between Bassett, Essex and Wash- ington streets
Ocean, from Pleasant to the beach
Orne, from Franklin to Beacon
Pearl, from Washington to Back
Pickett, from Washington to Merritt
Pleasant, from Washington to Salem line
Pleasant street court, from Pleasant Pond, from Green to Orne
Prospect, from Washington to Rowland
Reed, from Mt. Vernon to Bowden
Rockaway, from Washington to Pleasant
Rowland, from Prospect to Pleasant
School, from Washington to Sewall Selman, from Front to Franklin
Sewall, from Spring to Robinson's farm
Smith, from Atlantic avenue to Pleasant South, from Washington to Lee Spring, from Pleasant to Elm
Stacey, from Washington to Pickett State, from Washington to Front
Summer, from Washington to Rockaway
Tucker, from Washington square to Hooper
Tucker's court, from Tucker Union, from Hooper to Front
Village, from Pleasant to Girdler's farm
Waldron, from South to Gregory
Waldron court, from Waldron Walnut, from Commercial to Chestnut
. Washington, from Pleasant to Franklin Washington square, around the Common Water, from Union to Front Watson, from Pleasant to Elm
ALMY, BIGELOW & WEBBER, 188 Essex St. Salem, CARPETS, DRY GOODS, Ladies' and Gents' Furnishing Goods, Woollens, Custom Tailoring.
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HALLS, BUILDINGS, ETC.
HALLS, BUILDINGS, BLOCKS &c.
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Abbott Hall, on Common
Academy Hall, Pleasant
Allerton Block, Pleasant, opp. depot
Allerton Hall, Allerton block, Pleasant
Custom Ilouse, Front
Hibernian Hall, Prospect
Lyceum Hall, Washington
Odd Fellows Hall, Pleasant
Post Office, Washington, opp. Rockaway
Railroad depot, Pleasant, near School
Rechabite Hall, Pleasant, cor. School
Town Hall, Washington
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ALBAN ANDREN, CIVIL ENGINEER, SOLICITOR OF AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS, Notary Public. No. 61 STATE STREET, BOSTON, MASS.
The following Testimonial is from the Hon. Edmund Burke, Er-Commissioner of Patents :
ALBAN ANDREN, Esq., of Boston, Mass., has been employed as Solicitor and Expert in several important patent cases involving mechanical inventions, in which 1 have been engaged as counsel, and has acquitted himself in those capacities with marked ability. I do not hesitate to commend him as a gentleman highly accomplished in his profession, and worthy of the confidence and patronage of all who may need the skill and services which he is so competent to render.
EDMUND BURKE.
NEWPORT, N. II., Feb. 2. 1875.
JOSEPH H. ADAMS, Solicitor of Patents,
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN.
Late Examiner of Interferences, and formerly principal Examiner in the United States Patent Office, and for some years in charge of the Preparation of the Patent Office Reports. AAttends to all business relating to Patents, Trade Marks and Designs. Copyrights also obtained. No charge made for Examination of Inventions and Advice as to Novelty and Patentability.
Office, 27 Tremont Row, Boston, ROOM 5.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
NORTH END SAVINGS BANK, BOSTON.
BOARD OF OFFICERS FOR 1876-7.
PRESIDENT. THOMAS L. JENKS.
VICE-PRESIDENTS.
HENRY C. BROOKS,
ELIAS HASKET DERBY,
LUCIUS SLADE, CLINTON VILES. C
TREASURER. GEORE C. TRUMBULL.
CLERK. WILLIAM C. WILLIAMSON.
TRUSTEES.
JOHN L. ALEXANDER,
JABEZ F. HEWES,
WILLIAM ROBINSON,
SETH C. AMES,
WILLIAM A. HOLMES,
NATHANIEL J. RUST,
FREDERIC BALCH,
WILLIAM P. HOWARD,
C. J. F. SHERMAN,
WILLIAM C. BURGESS,
WILLIAM F. JOY,
HIRAM D. SMITHI,
SAMUEL A. CARLTON,
SAMUEL P. LANGMAID,
ADONIRAM J. TAYLOR,
DENNIS F. FLAGG,
FRANCIS RAYNES,
JOHN M. TYLER,
DAVID W. FOSTER,
CHARLES B. RICE,
CHARLES E. WIGGIN,
ADINO B HALL,
LEWIS RICE,
AARON R. WILLEY,
DANA HOLDEN,
JOSEPHI R. RICHARDS,
CHARLES LEVI WOODBURY.
J. H. OSGOOD & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Printers' Rollers, Roller Composition,
PATENTEES
OF THE
GRANULAR COMPOSITION.
And only Manufacturers.
No. 7 SPRING LANE (old South Chapel),
BOSTON.
MARBLEHEAD DIRECTORY. 1877.
ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THIS DIRECTORY.
Ab. 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; c. or cor. corner; adv. advertisement; col. colored; et. court; h. honse; 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 ; see. secretary : supt. superintendent ; treas. treasurer ; E. east ; W. west; N. north; S. south; p. page; dept. department ; mannf. or mant. c manufacturer; whf. wharf; E. R. R. Eastern railroad. 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 Ira C. shoefinisher, house Mugford
Aborn William, shoemaker, house Harris
Adams Geo. B. shoe manufr. Waldron, h. 20 Middle
Adams John C. shoe channeller, house 8 State
Adams John C. station, ticket, and freight agent, E. R. R. depot, house Pleasant court.
Adams Nathaniel P. farmer, house Green
Adams Samuel R. shoecutter, honse Franklin
Adams Sarah, Mrs. house 19 Circle
[Mugford
Adams Silas, shoemaker, bds. Mrs. J. Courtis', Back, n. Adams Thomas HI. shoemaker, house Prospect
Acry Thomas, shoemaker, house Chestnut
Agens Alfred, shoemaker, b. Morse Peachey's, Rowland
Aiken Charles, shoemaker, house 131 Washington
Allen Archibald K. shoefinisher, boards Mrs. T. Allen's, 24 Washington
Allen Benjamin D. shoemaker, house 1 Lee
Allen Caroline E. widow, house 32 Mugford
Allen George D. B. house Gregory
Allen James A. shoemaker, h. Washington, cor. Franklin Allen Lewis, hairdresser, house Front
Allen Sarah, Miss, house Orne, near High
Allen Sophia, Miss, house Orne, near High
Allen Tabatha, Mrs. honse 24 Washington Allen Thomas B. shoemaker, house Village Allen William, shoemaker, house Washington
Allen William H. mason, house 22 Lee
Alley Amos P. farmer. h. Pleasant, n. Forest River road Alley Franklin, farmer, h. Pleasant, n. Forest River road
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Alley James, farmer, bds. Frank Alley's, Pleasant Alley Reuben, farmer, bds. Frank Alley's, Pleasant Amazeen Henry C. house Pleasant, near Washington Amazeen Nathaniel, shoemaker, house Sewall Anderson John, shoemaker, house Bowden Anthony Wm. H. shoemaker, h. Front, near Circle Appleton Daniel, architect, house Franklin [Spring Appleton Thomas, cotton dealer ( B. ), h. Pleasant, near . Archibald David, teamster, b. Geo. W. Brown's, Green Arey Thomas, shoemaker, h. Chestnut, near Walnut Arnold Edward, house 5 Washington square Arnold William, house 5 Washington square
Arrington George B. essence manufr. State, house do. ARRINGTON WALTER R. painter, paper hangings, etc.
Washington, n. Market sq. house Circle, near Front Ashton Benjamin, seaman, house Glover, near Front Atkins Ambrose II. shoemaker, house 15 Circle
Atkins Eliza, Mrs. newsdealer, 138 Wash. h. 15 Tucker Atkins Isaac, shoemaker, house Orne, near High Atkins Isaac, house 50 Pleasant
Atkins John S. house Washington
Atkins Joseph H. fisherman, house Front, opp. Circle[ct. Atkins Joseph W. shoemaker, bds. W. H. Atkins', Graves' Atkins Lawrence, shoemaker, house Tucker Atkins Philip H. shoemaker, b. W. H. Atkins', Graves' ct.
Atkins William H. carpenter, house Graves' court
Atkins William H. jr. shoemaker, house Waldron Atwood Eleazer E. fisherman, house Front
Bailey Benjamin H. clergyman, house Elm Bailey James S. lighthouse keeper, h. Marblehead neck Bailey James S. Mrs. house Washington Bailey John E. house Front, opp. Circle Bailey John P. painter, house Front, opp. Circle Bailey William L. shoemaker, house Glover Baker William W. shoemaker, house Beacon Baldwin Andrew, shoemaker, house Commercial Ballard D. jr. house Lee
Ballard George W. cordwainer, h. 21 Nicholson's hill Ballard John H. shoemaker, house Nicholson's hill [hill Ballard Peter JJ. physician (clairvoyant), 21 Nicholson's BALLARD ROBERT L. shoe manuf. Graves' ct. h. do.
ALMY, BIGELOW & WEBBER, 188 Essex St. Salem, CARPETS, DRY GOODS, Ladies' and Gents' Furnishing Goods, Woollens, Custom Tailoring.
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Ballard William B. house Rowland
Barker George, mariner, house 1 Waldron
Barnard George H. shoemaker, house 277 Washington
Barnard John M. stone mason, house 50 Front Barnard Joseph, shoemaker, house 277 Washington
Barrett George H. shoemaker, house Nicholson's hill Barrett Mary Ann, Mrs. house High Barrett Richard, shoemaker, h. Commercial, near Walnut Barron James A. shoemaker, house Lee
Barry Alexander, shoemaker, bds. Elizabeth Barry's Barry David, boards, Elizabeth Barry's, Chestnut Barry Elizabeth, widow, house Chestnut
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Barry Henry B. farmer, house rear Beacon Barry John, shoe manufr. Bassett, house Sewall Barry Thomas, laborer, house Commercial Barry William, laborer, house Commercial
Bartlett Alexander M. (N. & A. M. Bartlett), groceries and confectionery, 10 Washington. h. Devereux
Bartlett Charles F. (E. V. Bartlett & Co. ), shoe manufr. house 56 Prospect
Bartlett Charles W. shoemaker, house 31 Front
Bartlett Eli V. (E. V. Bartlett & Co. ), shoe manufrs. Pleasant, near School, house do.
Bartlett Eli V. jr. house Pleasant
Bartlett Ellen, Miss, house 64 Washington
Bartlett Hannah C. Mrs. h. Washington, cor. Pearl
Bartlett JJoanna, S. Mrs. house Jefferson
Bartlett John, confectioner, Washington sq. c. Lee, h. do. Bartlett John, farmer, house at Farms
Bartlett John, 2d, house Front
Bartlett John W. farmer, house at Farms
Bartlett Joseph, shoecutter, house Village
Bartlett JJunius A. clergyman, house 56 Pleasant
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