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Fallon William H .. r 31, emp. E. & S. May.
Fanning Katie, (S. Lee) widow of Thomas, emp. Hulbert Paper Co.
Fanning William, (S. Lee) helps machine tender.
FARRAR JOHN S., r 31}, finisher for John Veran, leases house of Mrs. Groesbeck.
FARRELL JOHN, shoemaker for Thomas, h Center.
Farrell Thomas, shoemaker, h Center.
FAXON JOHN T., r 30, (Tanner & Faxon,) paper manufs.
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BERKSHIRE COUNTY DIRECTORY.
J. M. ANTHONY & CO., General Jobber's
REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS IN WOOD WORK. HARD WOOD FLOORS
A SPECIALTY.
Saw Filing, Skate Sharpening, &c.
313 NORTH STREET,
Over Mr. John Feeley's Work Room,
PITTSFIELD, MASS.
Orders respectfully solicited. All work promptly attended to.
U. D. CLARK & CO'S
BARGAINS IN
CLOTHING
The Finest Goods. The Lowest Prices.
Men's, Youths', Boys' and Children's Fine Clothing, and Gents' Furnishing Goods. Elegant styles and new novel- ties for Spring Our Hat stock is a lead- ing feature of our increasing business. Call and see them. Our stock is complete. Our goods are reliable, and our prices always reasonable. We will do Better by you than others will or can ! Come and see us.
W. D. CLARK & CO.,
THE UP-TOWN CLOTHIERS,
SPARKS BLOCK, MAIN ST., LEE, MASS.
OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT.
Would announce to the public that I have opened the store at EAST LEE, formerly occupied by W. D. Avery, and thoroughly stocked the same with a full line of
SECARS
TEAS
CANDLES
MOLASSES
GROCERIES
-AND-
0 RIO
General Merchandise.
NEW GOODS are constantly being received and customers will find our stock fresh and attractive.
J. B. COUSSETT, -
East Lee, Mass.
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TOWN OF LEE.
Fenn Jason T., (S. Lee) works for Hulbert Paper Co.
FENN.THEODORE H., (S. Lee) r 41, selectman, farmer, owns 2 houses on Church st.
FERRY JAMES W.,- emigration agent and dealer in dry goods, groceries, &c., 22 Center, cor Mill, h 19 Center.
FERRY JOHN C., salesman for his father, James W.
Ferry Mary S., book-keeper for her father, J. W.
Ferry Susie A., school teacher, daughter of J. W.
FERRY WILLIAM A., emp. J. W. Ferry, resides do.
Field Stanley, r 30, farm laborer.
Filleo David, emp. Smith Paper Co., Railroad st.
Fillio Napoleon B., r 31, finisher E. & S. May's mill, soldier Co. D, 2d Mass. Cavalry 4 years 2 months.
Finerel Michael, (S. Lee) resident, with Patrick.
Finerel Patrick, (S. Lee) emp. Hulbert Paper Co.
Finerel William, (S. Lee) resident, with his son, Patrick.
Finn Michael, (S. Lee) r 41, farm laborer.
Finn Thomas, (S. Lee) r 42, laborer.
Finnerty James, laborer, h Center.
Finnerty Rose, r 18, widow of Michael, h and lot, farm 10.
Finnerty Thomas, laborer, h cor School and High.
Fish Martha U., widow of William T., h and lot, Center.
Fisher Lemuel H., formerly a molder, hand lot, Housatonic st.
FISHER WILLARD H., machine tender J. Veran's paper mill, Housatonic st Fitzpatrick James, (S. Lee) r 42, laborer.
Flaherty Thomas, r 312, laborer.
Fogarty Patrick, r 31, molder for Lee machine foundry.
Fogerty Matthew, (S. Lee) laborer.
Foot Eben, r 25, farmer 33.
Foot George C., r 9, farmer.
Foot Theron L., r 26, grist-mill, and dealer in flour, feed, and meal, 10 Ayrshire cows, 10 head young stock, farmer 160.
Foot William B., r 25, salesman.
FOOTE CHARLES N., town clerk, salesman and book-keeper for C. E. Hinkley, h Franklin.
Foote Marshal, r 24, farmer 190.
Ford Michael, r 12, emp. E. Smith.
FREDETTE JOHN, r 33, engineer Gross Brothers marble sawing mill.
Freeman Frank H., r 17, laborer, h and lot.
French Allen C., laborer.
French Benoni, (S. Lee) r 47, resident, with William, aged 78.
FRENCH HENRY N., (S. Lee) r 47,(French & Son) 16 cows, 10 head young stock, farmer 220, mountain land 150.
FRENCH JOHN P., (South Lee) r 47, 10 cows, farmer 400.
FRENCH WILLIAM, r 47, (French & Son) farmer.
Gamble Charles, stone mason, and builder, h Laurel.
Gamble Christopher, mason, h Laurel.
Gamble John, son of Christopher.
Gardner Alexander, r 7, emp. P. M. Shayler.
Gardner Alexander, r 36, laborer.
Gardner Andrew, (South Lee) emp. Hulbert Paper Co.
Gardner Elverton, laborer.
GARDNER GEORGE A., emp. Smith Paper Co., bds School.
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TOWN OF LEE.
Gardner Julia Ann, r 26, widow of Isaac, h and lot.
GARFIELD HARRISON, president Lee National Bank, prop. paper mill, farmer 550
GARFIELD HENRY H., r 31, supt. paper mill for Harrison.
Garvin David, r 10, coachman for Dewitt Smith.
Garvin James, r 10, laborer, h and lot.
Garvin William J., r ro, emp, J. T. Rathbone, Sard & Co.
GALE BENNETT T., book-keeper, Smith Paper Co., h E. Park.
Gale Martha, widow Rev. Nathan, D. D., daughter of Bennett Tylor, D. D., resides with Mrs. Wm. Taylor.
Gallager Charles, (Lenox Furnace) r 2, emp. Smith Paper Co.'s Valley mill. Galvin Daniel, laborer with his father Michael.
Galvin Mary L., millinery and fancy goods, Gross Block, 62 Main.
Galvin Michael, baggage master Housatonic R. R., 3 houses and lots, School. Galvin William, emp. freight depot, h Main st.
Gately Michael, r 18, house and lot.
Gately Thomas, r 18, emp. Smith Paper Co.
Gates Abigail, r 26, widow of William K., h and lot.
Gates Mary L., r 26, dressmaker, bds with her mother, Abigail.
Gibbons George W., carpenter and builder, h and lot, W. Park.
Gibbs Franklin W., retired paper manuf., h Franklin.
Gibbs Nathan, formerly in mercantile business, h Main st.
GIFFORD ALONZO E., r 26, farmer.
Gifford Charles L., r 28, farmer, with his father, Harvey.
GIFFORD EDGAR A., (E. Lee) r 28, farmer,
GIFFORD HARVEY O., r 28, carder in woolen mill, farmer 200.
Gifford Henry D., r 28, farmer with his father, Harvey O.
Gifford Martin S., house painter, h Railroad st.
GIFFORD NORMON L., r 27, painter and paper hanger, bds with H. G. Baker.
Gifford Sylvenus, r 26, millwright, carpenter, h and lot.
Gifford Warren L., r 26, millwright. h and lot.
Gifford William, r 33, laborer for Gross Bros.
*GILLMOR FRED, druggist, Dolan block, 48 Main, foot of Franklin, bds Park. [Card on page 230]
Gillmore James, supt. Housatonic mill, h Park st
Gilmer Charles, (Lenox Furnace) r 4, leases of Treolo.
GILMER JOHN W., (Lenox Furnace) r 2, leases on shares of William Perry, farm and dairy 17 cows, soldier Co. E, 27th Mass. Vols., 3 years, and in Libby prison from March 8 to July, '65.
Goussett Celestine, r 27, farmer with his father, F. A. '
Goussett Eddie, r 27. farmer with hir father, F. A.
GOUSSETT FRANK A., r 27, 8 cows, 5 head young stock, 3 horses, farmer 450.
*GOUSSETI' JULIUS B., (E. Lee) postmaster, dealer in dry goods and groceries. [Card on page 146 ]
Gousset+ Louis, r 27, farmer with his father, F. A.
GOODSPEED SARAH Miss, r 40, apple orchard 300 trees, dairy 12 cows, owns old house and farm adjoining known as Dorr, farmer 105.
Gordiner John, r 7, laborer for P. M. Shaylor.
Gorham Frank W., r 30, supt rag room P. C. Baird's mill.
Gorman Dennis, r 18, leases house Smith Paper Co.
Gozar Joseph, r 40, laborer.
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TOWN OF LEE.
Graham Robert F., salesman Boston branch store.
Granger George R., r 31, laborer, leases house, St urgess.
Gray Theodore J., (Perry & Gray,) h Main st.
Graves Milo A., r 23, millwright and carpenter, farmer 4.
Green George E., r 33. emp. F. S. Gross.
Griffin Edward, (E. Lee) r 28, laborer.
Griffin Edward L., r 28, farmer with Samuel and Frank 550.
Griffin Franklin, r 28, with Samuel and Edward, farm 550, soldier Co. G, 2d Mass. Heavy Artillery.
GRIFFIN SAMUEL E., r 28, farmer with Frank and Edward 550, soldier Co. G. 2d Mass. Heavy Artillery, 1863 to 1864, was also soldier Co. F, 28th Conn. Vols.
GRISWOLD A. J. & SON, (Andrew J. and John L.) dealers in fish, oysters, clams, fruits and vegetables, game and fish a specialty, Housatonic.
GRISWOLD ANDREW J., (A. J. Griswold & Son) farmer 6, Housatonic. GRISWOLD JOHN L., (A. J. Griswold & Son) lives with his father, A. J., Housatonic st.
GRISWOLD MAE MRS., milliner, Omans block, h do.
Grocer William, (E. Lee) machinist, Water st.
Grogan Michael, machine tender Smith Paper Co., Eagle Mill, h and lot Cottage st.
Gross Andrew, r 27, chopper for F. A. Goussett.
GROSS BROS., (Francis S., Charles H., and William H.) r 33, props. Lee Marble Works, manufs. and dealers in monumental and building marble. GROSS FRANCIS S., (Gross Bros.) r 33, breeder and dealer in Hamble- tonian and other fine trotting horses, with Charles H., farmer 400.
Gross William H., r 33, (Gross Bros.)
Grosser William, r 32, emp. E. P. Tanner.
Guile Charles, (E. Lee) laborer.
Hackett Ellen, (S. Lee) r 42, emp. Hulbert Paper Co.
Hagerman William, laborer.
Haley Thomas H., machine tender Housatonic Mill, h Railroad.
Haley Michael, laborer.
Haley Michael, r 23, farmer 12.
Haley Timothy, laborer, h and lot Center.
Hall Brothers, (John and Oscar) carriage and sleigh manufacturing, general blacksmithing.
Hall Dwight L., r 31, emp. E. & S. May.
Hall Henry, Jr., laborer.
Hall John M., (Hall Bros.) Center st.
Hall Michael, laborer.
Hall Oscar L., (Hall Bros.) r 23.
HALL PATRICK H., r 33, engineer for Gross Bros. Hall William, farmer IO.
Hall William L., r 31, machine tender's helper, lives with Dwight.
Halsey Stephen, school teacher, W. Park st.
Halsey Stephen V., electrician and book-keeper. h W. Park.
HAMBLIN DAVID P .. (E. Lee) r 26, assessor, resident, 4 h and lots. Hamblin Grove A., r 31, foreman for E. & S. May.
Hamblin William H., (E. Lee) r 26, retired paper maker, lives with David P. HAMPTON GEORGE, JR., (E. Lee) r 26, assistant machine tender.
HAMPTON GEORGE F., r 26. carpenter and builder, served in First N.Y. sharp shooters at battle of Gettysburg.
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TOWN OF LEE.
Hanna Anna Mrs., h Railroad.
Hanna John, emp. of Smith Paper Co.
Hanna Michael, r 23, laborer, farmer 17.
Haphey George H., with his father, Thomas.
Haphey John H., groceries, Railroad st.
Haphey John H., stone mason, h Depot. Haphey William A., manuf. drain tile, h 64 Main.
HARDER ROBERT R., (Harder & Owen, ) E. Lee.
HARDER & OWEN, (R. R. Harder and F. J. Owen,) dealers in clothing, hats, caps, gents' furnishing goods, 35 and 37 Main st.
Hardiman John, emp. Smith Paper Co., Columbia Mills, h Center. Hardiman Thomas B., son of John, paper maker.
Harding George H., laborer.
Harding Henry, house painter, h and lot High st.
Harding Samuel C., salesman for H. C. Phelps, h Academy st.
Harding Zacharias, carpenter and builder, High st.
Harley John, emp. Smith Paper Co.
Harper James, r 30, machine tender for Tanner & Faxon, h High. Harper John T., clerk for F. Gilmor, druggist, bds Center.
Harteau Frances, resident, aged 89.
Hatch David J., r 43, operative, Lee creamery.
Hatch Horace, laborer. -
Hatch Orrin S., (S. Lee) r 49, farmer 14.
Hauver Gilbert, r 30, emp. Tanner & Faxon.
Hawley William C., (S. Lee) station agent and telegraph operator.
Hawver Frank H., r 313, stone mason.
Hawver Michael T., r 312, stone mason.
Hayden Thomas H., foreman machinist Smith Paper Co., h Canal st. Hayes John H .. r 17, cartman, bds with P. Caughlin.
Hayes Matthew, emp. John Stallman, h High.
Hayes Michael J., tinsmith with H. C. Phelps, h School st.
Healey Thomas, emp. Smith Paper Co., h and lot Center.
Healey Timothy, emp. Smith Paper Co., h and lot Center.
Heaphy Lizzie, dressmaking, Gross Block.
Heaphy Thomas, r 15, manuf. of cement pipe, and dealer in Akron glaze land tile, Fernecliff grounds, farmer 7.
Heaphy Mary A., dressmaking with her sister Lizzie.
Heath Charles E , physician and surgeon, h West Center.
Heath George H., jewler and dealer in fine watches, musical instruments, and strings, compensation balances set and adjusted, h West Centre.
Healey Michael, engineer machine shop Smith Paper Co., h High.
Heath Robert, r 22, expressman, h and lot.
Heath Robert A , expressman, h Center st.
Heebner Charles F., professor of chemistry, College of Pharmacy, N. Y.
Heebner Edward R., plumber, tinner, piping.
HEEBNER EDMUND, shoemaker, h and lot, Main.
Heebner Hermon E., student.
Heebner Louis N., electrician and telegraph operator. Henks Peter, laborer.
Hewett Abiah, r 26, widow of Abram C., farmer 13.
HEWETT JOHN C., r 24, laborer, farmer, with Abiah 13.
Hewett -, South Lee) r 41, dressmaker.
HEWETT MARY E., r 26, daughter of Abram C., resides with her mother, Abiah.
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TOWN OF LEE.
Hewett Robert A., r 30, soldier. 1
Hibbard Charles E., att'y and counselor at law, Main, h West Park st. Hickey Garrett J., r 16, farmer, with his father, Patrick.
HICKEY JAMES F., machinist, leases h and lot.
Hickey Julia, r 25, widow of Michael, h and lot. .
Hickey Michael, r 18, millwright.
Hickey Michael J., resident.
Hickey Patrick, r 16, farmer, with his father, Patrick.
Hickey Patrick, r 16, farmer 36.
Hickey Thomas E., laborer.
Higgins William M., salesman for J. H. Casey & Co., h Main.
Hill Daniel R., manuf. and dealer in coach and light road harness, blankets, valises, carriage trimming, Main, h Park.
Hilliard Samuel H., rector of St. George's church, h Hyde Park.
Hinckley Bradford, farmer 24.
Hinckley Bradford, r 34, carriage manufacturer, farmer 10.
Hinckley Charles E., dealer in meats, provision, etc., Memorial hall, Main, h Franklin.
Hinckley Charles G., farmer, with his father, Frank K.
HINCKLEY FRANK K., breeder and dealer in Short-horn Durham cattle, IO cows, 15 head young stock, apple orchard 100 trees, farmer 100.
Hinckley George S., salesman for Calender, McAugla & Troup, Providence, R. I.
Hinckley Harriet, lives with her mother, Park st.
Hinckley Harriet B .. widow of Charles, h Park.
Hinckley William H, r 34, commercial traveler for Church & Smith, im- porters, N. Y.
Hinman William H., laborer.
Hogan James H., Jr., (E. Lee) r 30, supt. rag room at Benton Bros.' mill.
Hogan Thomas, (E. Lee) son of James, works in paper mill.
Holcombe Charles C., physician and surgeon, Main, h do.
Hollenbeck Arthur P, dealer in boots and shoes.
Hollister Frank, supt. Columbia Mills, Smith Paper Co., h cor High and Franklin.
Holmes Morrison A., teacher in Lee Grammer school, h W. Park.
Holmes Theodore D., r 30, foreman P. C. Baird & Co., soldier Co. D, 2d Mass. Vols. 3 years. Hopkins Cynthia R., (S. Lee) r 47, h and lot.
Horsfall Helena, milliner with mother, Mary Ann.
Horsfall Mary Anne, milliner, h and lot Railroad st.
Horton Henry N., undertaker for J. A. Rice, Main.
Houghnagle John, painter, bds Norton House.
Houghtaling Henry, r 22, laborer, h and lot. Houston George, r 25, farmer with Houston Sisters.
Houston Joseph, r 25, machinist, lives on Houston estate, farmer 80.
Houston Mary J., r 25, dressmaker and milliner.
Houston Sisters, r 25, (Julia, Maria and Martha A.,) farm Houston estate 80. Howk John M., shirt manuf. W. Center st., h W. Park st.
Howland Crocker T., emp. Smith Paper Co., h Laurel st. Howland John W., emp. F. S. Gross.
Howland William, tinsmith, resides with C. T., Laurel st.
Howland William C., tinsmith with C. W. Smith, resides with Samuel Barlow.
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TOWN OF LEE.
Hubby Augustus H., r 23, carpenter and builder.
Hughs Thomas, r 32, laborer, h and lot.
Hulbert Amos G., owns 10 houses and lots. (Died Aug. 6, 1884, aged 85.) Hulbert Eliza Miss, h and lot Center st. cor High st.
Hulbert Henry C., (S. Lee) (Hulbert Paper Co.)
Hulbert Paper Co., (S. Lee) (Thos. O. & Henry C.,) manufs. fine paper. Hulett Orrin, r 23; carpenter and builder, h and lot, farmer 6.
Hall Adeline, widow of Benjamin. farm 36.
HULL CHARLES E., (C. E. & W. B.) bds Franklin.
HULL C. E. & W. B., (Charles E. & Wm. B.) wholesale and retail dealers; in flour, feed, fertilizers, grain, seeds, agricultural implements and Lackawanna, Pittson and Cumberland coal.
Hull David C., farm laborer, bds with Mrs. Benjamin Hull.
Hull Edward T., r 31, with Tanner in foundry and machine works, resides- with E. P. Tanner.
Hull Frank H., farmer, with his mother, Adaline.
HULL WILLIAM B., (C. E. & W. B. Hull) hardware.
Hunt Frederick A., (Lenox) supt. and farmer for Harry D. Schenck.
Hurd George L., dentist with S. K. Saunders.
Hurd Lucius F., r 17, commercial agent.
Hyde Cornelia, widow of Alexander, h and lot Park st.
Ingersoll Axia, r 43, widow of F. D., farm 20.
Ingersoll Elwin F., r 43, farmer with his mother, Axia.
Ingersoll William F., r 43, with his mother, Axia.
Ingraham Wells F., millwright Smith Paper Co., Centre st.
Ingram Moses A., r 26, farmer.
JACKSON ESTHER A., widow of Edwin A., who was a soldier in Co. E, 27th Mass. Vols., killed at the battle of Newbern, h High.
JACKSON HENRY S., (S. Lee) r 42, blacksmith, horse-shoer, and job- bing, h and lot.
JACKSON JAMES M., emp. Smith Paper Co., h off Center.
Jackson Samuel, laborer, h Railroad.
Jenks Michael, emp. Smith Paper Co.
Jenne Irwin M., r 6, laborer.
Jenne Thomas W., r 6, laborer.
JENNINGS HARMON, r 26, stationary engineer, shoemaker.
Jessup George, (Lenox Furnace) r 2, stationary engineer Smith Paper Co., Valley Mill.
Jessup Joseph, (Lenox Furnace) laborer.
JETER ROBERT A., coachman for Dr. Holcombe, lives School st.
JINNINGS LEONARD, r 30, emp. P. C. Baird.
Johnson Charles, blacksmith for Gross Bros.
Johnson John, emp. Dewey meat market.
Johnson Thomas W., resident.
Jones Abner, r 28, laborer, lives with S. E. Griffin.
Jones Benjamin F., millwright, emp. E. P. Tanner, soldier Co. G., JoIst Ohio Vols., 3 years service. Jones Moses G., r 26, resident, h and lot. Jorden James, r 33, emp. of Gross Bros.
Judd Sarah A. Mrs., h and lot Prospect. Judd Willie F., with his mother, Sarah A.
Kabe Frank C .. carriage painter, lives E. Park st.
Kane Hugh, r 23, stone cutter, and farmer 47.
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TOWN OF LEE.
KANE JOHN A., (Lenox Furnace) r 2, emp. Smith Paper Co., Valley Mill. KANE MICHAEL, (Dailey & Kane) bds Morgan House.
KARRICK JAMES L., (S. Lee) manager of paper making Hulbert Paper Co.
Keating Henry, r 20, teamster for C. W. Webster.
Keeler Peter, (S. Lee) r 49, foreman for Hulbert Paper Co., h and lot.
Keeley Jame , laborer, h and lot.
KEENAN PATRICK H., (S. Lee) 1 47 cor 49, livery and sale stables, farmer 45.
KELLY JAMES, r 40, farmer 37.
KELLY JAMES, (Lenox Furnace) teamster for P. M. Shaylor & Co.
KELLY JAMES, JR., works for Gross.
KELLY JOHN, blacksmith, horse and ox shoeing, Main st., h do.
Kelly John, (S. Lee) r 42, works on machine Hulbert Paper Co.
Kelly John, r 19, farmer 7.
Kelly Kate, (S. Lee) r 50, widow of Patrick, h and lot.
Kelly Martin W., (S. Lee) laborer.
Kelly Michael, emp. Gleaner office.
Kelly Owen, r 20, farmer.
Kelly Patrick, r 31, gardener for P. C. Baird.
Kelly Thomas H., (S. Lee) laborer.
Kenedy William Mrs., emp. Smith Paper Co.
Kennedy Michael, r 33. dealer in live stock, 16 cows, apple orchard 400 trees, farmer 110.
Kennedy Patrick, emp. Smith Paper Co., machine tender, h Laurel.
Kilbon John L., cashier Lee National bank, h and lot, Housatonic st.
Killfoil James, laborer, h off Laurel.
Killilea Andrew, emp. Smith Paper Co., h High.
Killilea John, emp. Smith Paper Co., h High.
Killilea Patrick, engineer Smith Paper Co., Eagle Mill, h High.
Kilmer Robert, (S. Lee) r 47, farmer for C. C. Ball.
King Henry, r 18, emp. Smith Paper Co.
KING JAMES H., r 30, helper on machine for Tanner & Faxon.
King Theodore, r 31, emp. E. &. S. May.
King William, carpenter and builder, h and lot, Center.
Kingsley Allen Mrs., r. 15, resident.
Kinney Phineas M., r 30, machine tender for E. & S. May.
Kroh Caleb S., r 31, finisher for P. C. Baird.
Lafrana Joseph, (S. Lee) laborer.
LANDERS CHARLES W., plumber and gas fitter, resides with his father, Franklin M., Laurel st.
Landers Franklin M., wool sorter, h and lot, Laurel.
Landers Peter, r 21, milk dealer and farmer.
Landers Richard, (Lenox Furnace) r 2, 12 cows, farmer 170.
Langdon Curtiss P., upholsterer for J. A. Rice. h W. Park st.
LANGDON E. M. & SON, (Egbert M. and Elbridge G.) breeders and dealers in Jersey and grade cattle, 12 cows, farmer 100.
LANGDON EGBERT M., r 43, (E. M. Langdon & Son.)
LANGDON ELBRIDGE G .. r 43, (E. M. Langdon & Son). Langdon - --- , widow of Alonzo, h and lot.
Lannan Owen, machine tender, Smith Paper Co.
Lape Andrew W., (S. Lee) r 40, butcher, meat dealer. Lape William N. (S. Lee) laborer.
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TOWN OF LEE.
LATHROP HORACE L, (E. Lee) r 26, emp John Doud & Son. Lathrop Monroe, (E. Lee) farm laborer.
LATHROP SUSIE H., (E. Lee) r 26, resident with father Munroe. Lawless Richard, (S. Lee) laborer.
Lawrence Addison E., emp. of J. O. Sargent. Lawrence Charles, r 17, tailor, h and lot.
Lawrence Frank A., r 45, laborer, h and lot.
Lawrence Frederick, r 45, laborer, h and lot.
Lawrence William. r 45, laborer, h and lot.
LAY CHARLES H., house and ornamental painter, h and lot, W. Park. LEAHY MAURICE, shoemaker, h 33 Center.
Lee Anson W., (S. Lee) r 43, soap manufacturer, farm 4.
Lee Creamery Association, r 45, established 1881, 65 patrons, 560 cows, Dwight Bradley, supt .; D. J. Hatch, operator.
Lee National Bank, Harrison Garfield, pres .; P. C. Baird, vice-pres .; John L. Kilbon, cashier ; Frank Savage, teller ; capital $210,000, Main st. Lee Savings Bank, officers as above, deposit $570,000.
Leffingwell Rhoda B., widow of Charles, h and lot, High.
LEROY GEORGE H., emp. Smith Paper Co.
Leroy Jacob H., r 15, emp. Smith Paper Co., h and lot.
Lewis Daniel, r 15, laborer.
Lewis Daniel M., r 17, emp. H. C. Phelps.
Lewis George, r 20, laborer, h and lot.
Lewis George B., (E. Lee) laborer.
Lewis John H., salesman for David Dresser, h Railroad st.
Lewis John R., r 18, road maker, farmer 8.
Lewis Patrick, r 20, farmer 15.
L'Hommdieu Cynthia A., widow of John A., h and lot, Main.
Long Robert, emp. Smith Paper Co., h Laurel.
Loomis Henry, emp. F. S. Gross, h Cottage.
Lorette Prosper, emp. F. S. Gross, off Railroad st.
Loynes G. Burr, commercial traveler for Edwin J. Gillies & Co., N. Y. city. h Center st.
Loynes Gardner, laborer, h Center.
Lovely Walter, r 31, stationery engineer for Benton Bros.
Lyons Edward A., house painter and paper hanger, bds with A. J. Olds.
Lyons James H., miller for David Dresser, h Center.
Lyons Thomas, house and sign painter, h and lot Housatonic st.
Mabry George, farm laborer, bds Center.
Magentry Mary, h and lot Center.
Mahan Martin, trackman railroad, leases house of Thomas Barry.
Mahan Thomas, emp. Smith Paper Co.
Maheney Daniel, stationery engineer for McAlpin Bros., bds Center.
Mahony David, emp. Smith Paper Co., bds Center st.
Mahony William, emp. Smith Paper Co.
Mainard William, laborer, h and lot.
Makeley .George, r 30, teamster for P. C. Baird.
Maley Michael, laborer.
Maley Patrick A., coachman for Elizur Smith, h cor Main and Franklin. MALLORY WILLIAM J., livery, sale and boarding stable, Main. Maloy Bridget, (S. Lee) r 20, widow of Thomas, h and lot.
Maloy Edward, machinist Smith Paper Co., Center, over J. W. Ferry's store. Mangin Nicholas, r 19, farmer.
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Manion Michael, farmer 25.
Manyen John, r 33, emp. J. Stallman.
Manyen Michael, r 27, laborer with John.
Manyon Patrick, laborer.
Markham George P., r 15, carpenter and builder, farm 5, h and lot Cliff- wood st., Lenox, also h and lot in Lee.
Markham Lewis T., r 15, carpenter and builder, h and lot.
Marsh Henry, (S. Lee) r 49, emp. Hulbert Paper Co.
Martin Arthur H., book-keeper Smith Paper Co., h Main.
Martin Christopher, r 45, works for E. P. Tanner, owns h and lot.
Martin Christian D., r 45, laborer, h and lot.
Martin Horace, (South Lee) carpenter and joiner.
Martin Lewis, r 32, carpenter and builder, Fuller st.
Martin Nelson, r 32, carpenter and builder, Fuller st.
Marvin Oliver H., dry goods salesman, bds Park.
MASON CHARLES F., emp. Smith Paper Co., bds Norton House.
May Edward S., (E. & S. May, h Water.
May E. & S., (Edward S. and Sylvester S.) paper manufs., Water st.
May Henry B., r 31, book-keeper E. & S. May, resides with S. S. May.
May Sylvester S., r 31, (E. & S. May) paper manufacturer.
May William. r 31, formerly paper manufacturer, resides with his father, Ed- ward S.
McAllister Henry, (South Lee) r 47, farmer 75.
McALPINE ALEXANDER, r 45. (McAlpine Bros. & Co.) paper makers. MCALPINE BROTHERS & CO., r 30, (Robert, Alexander, and Charles
W. McAlpine) paper manufs., own Glengary mill on Goose pond creek, Water st.
McALPINE ROBERT, (McAlpine Brothers & Co.) paper maker, h Center. MCALPINE CHARLES W., (McAlpine Brothers & Co.) paper maker.
McAlpine Ella W., school teacher, bds with her mother, Mary A.
McAlpine Jennie E., school teacher, resides with her mother, Mary A.
McAlpine John F., salesman in clothing store at Springfield.
McAlpine Mary A., widow of Frederick, h High st.
McCann John, laborer.
McCarthy John C., salesman for John D. McCarthy.
McCarthy John D, dealer in boots, shoes, rubbers, etc., Omans block, Main, h Center.
McCarthy Mary M., school teacher, bds with her father, John D
McCartney David, pastor M. E. church, h High.
McCartney John W., salesman for J. T. Mclaughlin.
McCarty Patrick, farm laborer, h Laurel.
McCullock Edgar, r 19, emp. Smith Paper Co.
McDarby James E., r 30, paper making engineer.
McDermot Barney, r 33, laborer.
McDermot John H., laborer, h and lot, Housatonic.
McDERMOT PETER, carpenter and joiner, house on High st.
McDonald Patrick, emp. of Elizur Smith.
McDonald John, laborer, Depot st.
McDonnell James, machinist for Smith Paper Co., h Prospect st.
McDonnell Michael, stone mason, h Prospect.
McDonough John, (South Lee) r 50, laborer, h and lot.
McDonough Martin, (South Lee) r 49, emp. Hulbert Paper Co. McDonough Michael, r 31, paper engineer.
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