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Stewart William. laborer, h 40 Furnace.
Stickly Charles, fac. op., Braytonville.
Stiles Harmona B., widow, boarding house, 62 Holden.
Stiles John F., fac. op., Moulton Hill.
Stiles Orville, emp. State R. R., bds 62 Holden.
Stimer Fred, fac. op., E. Quincy. St. John Alfred, fac. op., E. Main.
Stockwell Ernest, printer, bds 7 Hudson.
Stockwell George S., butcher, h 7 Hudson.
Stoddard B. W., laborer, h 131 Union.
Stone A., weaver Eclipse Mill, 157 Union.
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BERKSHIRE COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Pittsfield Steam Renovating Co. O. S. FISH, MANAGER.
PAT APRIL 29-79 70
Feather Beds. Hair Mattresses, &c. Renovated by SHELDON'S PATENT RENOVATOR. Moths and Worms Removed from Furniture without injury to the most delicate fabric. Upholstering in all its branches. A full line of Ticking, Feathers and Hair con- stantly on hand. Carpets Dusted and Washed by improved machinery.
Office, 14 West Street ; Factory, 21 and 23 Beaver Street, Pittsfield, Mass.
F. J. BARRETT, JEWELLER
DEALER IN
Gold and Silver Watches, Clocks, Chains, Seals, Rings, Lace Pins, Scarf Fins, Ear Rings, Cuff Buttons, &c.
AIKEN, LAMBERT & CO.'S
Gold Pens, Holders
AND PENCIL CASES.
Boss Patent Stiffened Watch Cases. Teske's Patent Watch Regulator. Spen- cer Optical M'f'g Co.'s Gold, Steel and Celluloid Spectacles and Eye Glasses. Wm. Rogers M'f'g Co.'s Plated Knives, Forks, Spoons and Hollow ware. Pistol Cartridges of all calibres.
SWATCH, CLOCK AND JEWELRY REPAIRS, &
LENOX, MASS.
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TOWN OF NORTH ADAMS.
Stone Peter, r 8, farmer.
Stone Peter Mrs., h 129 Union.
Stowell Celestia, widow of Edward, 76 Eagle.
Streeter Hannah M. Miss, (Streeter Sisters) h 63 Center.
Streeter Martha A., Miss, (Streeter Sisters) h 63 Center.
Streeter Rhoda R. Miss, (Streeter Sisters) h 63 Center.
Streeter Sisters, (Rhoda R, Hannah M., and Martha A.) dressmakers, 63 Center.
Stroud Chandler, works in Sampson's shoe factory, 23 Chestnut.
Stroud Edgar A., (W. N. Smith & Co.,) also general merchant, 112 and 114 Union st., h 23 Chestnut.
Stroud Merritt H., clerk for F. N. Ray, bds 23 Chestnut.
Sullivan Cornelius, fac. op. Arnold Print Works, bds 66 River.
Sullivan Dennis, emp. Giles Tinker, h ave. from Liberty.
Sullivan John, clerk for T. F. Loftus, h Liberty.
Sullivan Martin, laborer, 12 Brown.
Sullivan Mary, widow of Timothy, 83 S. Ashland.
Sullivan Michael, laborer, h Center.
Sullivan Michael, folder at Arnold Print Works, bds 66 River.
Sullivan Thomas, invalid, h ave. from Liberty.
Sullivan William, upholsterer, bds rear 20 Liberty.
Sumner Almerin T., carpenter and joiner, fruit grower, owns h and 22 acres, h N. Eagle.
Sutherland James W., foreman compounding department American Zylonite Works at Adams, h 14 Pleasant.
Swain John, laborer, 21 Walnut.
Swain Samuel, weaver 14 Braytonville.
Swan - teamster, h 20 Willow Dell.
Sweatman Stephen T., employee Freeman Mfg. Co., h 182 River.
Sweeney Charles, carpenter, h 46 Center.
Sweeney Joseph, r 15, laborer.
Sweeney Owen, fac. op., 26 Brown.
Sweeney P., wagon maker, Union, h 14 do.
Sweeney Prudence, wheelwright, h 14 Union.
SWIFT FOSTER E., prop. Wilson House, Main cor Holden.
Sykes John, fac. op., 31 Braytonville.
Sykes Robert H., book-keeper Johnson Mfg. Co., h 3 Quincy.
Sykes Thomas W., supt. North Adams Mfg. Co., I West Main. Taft Jane, (Blackinton) r r, widow of John.
Tahan Stephen, fac. op., Arnold Print Works, 28 Willow Dell. Talham Albert E., agent Singer Mfg. Co., h 19 East, Brooklyn. Talmadge George H., machinist, 24 East Brooklyn.
Tanner George, clerk, h 6 Blackinton block.
Tatro Fred, r 24 laborer.
Tattersall Roger, engraver at Arnold Print Works, h 13 Bryant.
Taylor Anthony, coachman for A. T. Cady, h North.
Taylor Hiram, laborer, h ave. from Liberty.
Taylor James E., laborer, h 54 Church.
Taylor Joseph, (Blackinton) r 1, dealer in tobacco and cigars.
Taylor William J., proprietor Boston dry goods store, 114 Main, h Wall. Tefft John, passenger engineer B. & H. T. R. R., h Collins block, Main. Tefft William, molder, h 22 River.
Temple Albert C., butcher, bds 72 S. Church.
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TOWN OF NORTH ADAMS.
Temple Jackson C., (Ellis & Temple) clerk in Johnson's store, bds Lincoln. Temple Junius B., postoffice clerk, bds 7 Grant.
Temple Mary Jane, boarding house, 12 Marshall.
Temple Monroe, carpenter and bridge builder, h Grant. Temple Rosa, widow of Wm. A., 110 River cor Brooklyn.
Temple Thomas, ( Blackinton) r I, boss spinner.
Terrell James, boiler maker, 12 W. State.
TERRY HENRY C., carpenter and joiner, was in Andersonville prison 6 nos. and 9 days, h N. Eagle.
Terry James T., stone mason, off W. Main.
TERRY M. S., fish, fruit and vegetables, 115 Main, h do.
Terryo Albert, laborer, h Ryan's lane.
Thatcher Emery E., wool dealer, h 27 East Union.
Thatcher E. B. Mrs., millinery and fancy goods, 100 Main, h 27 E. Union. Thayer Charlotte, widow of Edwin, h 19 Church.
Thayer Leonard D., groceries and provisions, 2 Hudson, h do.
Thayer Oscar, (Blackinton) r 2, painter.
Thayer S. Proctor, (S. & Son) state senator, h 130 Main.
Thayer S. & Son, (S. Proctor) attorneys at law, 4 and 5 Burlingame block, Main.
Thayer Salem, (Blackinton) r I, painter.
Thayer Shepard, (S. Thayer & Son) h 130 Main.
Theodore James, laborer, h 36 Prospect.
Thomas Evan, blacksmith, bds American House. Thomas George W., number contractor, h 74 State.
Thomas Guinan, cotton inspector, h. 18 Bryant.
Thomas James, cripple, bds Washington ave. lane.
Thompson Fletcher A., (Blackinton) r 1, supt. S. Blackinton woolen mill.
Thompson John W., pastor Methodist church, 7 Church.
Thompson Lyman H., book-keeper for Burlingame & Darbys, h 12 Holbrook. Thrall Christopher, boss finisher, 35 Greylock.
TILLY JAMES F., JR., architect and builder, 4 Holden, h 27 Church.
Tilton Frank L., stationary, news, and fancy goods, Main, cor. Holden, branch store on Park st,, Adams, h 13 Church,
Timbleton Harry, fac, op., 11 Braytonville.
Timothy Ellen, widow of James, 22 Braytonville.
Tingue Esther M,, dressmaker, 3 Summit.
Tinker Arthur M., sec'y Johnson Mfg, Co., h W. Main near Brown,
Tinker Edward R., collector of internal revenue, roth Dist. of Mass,, office Bank block, h 27 Summer, Tinker Giles, U. S. gager, h 27 Summer.
Tinker Henry W., resident, h 27 Summer,
Tinney Eldorus, fac, op., E, Main. Tinney Hiram W., night watchman Eagle Mill, h 17 Marshall. Tinney Jerome, r 21, farmer with Oliver.
Tinney Oliver, r 21, farmer about 175 acres.
Titus Orlando B., (J.H. Orr & Co.,) h 71 Holden.
Titus - Mrs., h 74 River.
Tobin James, molder, h 17 Pearl.
Tobin N. M. Mrs., dry and fancy goods, 70 Main, h 3 Spring.
Tobin Robert, agent for N. M. Tobin, 70 Main, h 3 Spring,
Torget Jerry, (Blackinton,) r I, clerk for S. R. Mills & Co.
Tougas Armin, widow of Ambrose, h Veazie,
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TOWN OF NORTH ADAMS.
Tower Arthur, fac. op., East Main.
Tower Charles L., resident, Congress ave.
Tower Francis O., farmer, leases of Mrs. Roxy Hynes 14 Congress ave.
Tower Charles F., resident, 45 East Quincy.
Tower Henry A., selectman, dealer in meat, West Main.
Tower Hobart C., (Tower & Porter) h 2 Church place.
Tower & Porter, (H. C. T. & A. C. P.) dealers in stoves, hardware and crockery, 20 Eagle.
TOWLE JOHN H., engineer, shoemaker for C. T. Sampson, h Houghton. Towne William B., clerk, h 1 Blackinton block.
Townsend Daniel T., carpenter and builder, h rear East Main.
Townsend Herbert T., contractor and builder, special police, h 31 Washing- ton ave.
Trahan Henry, shoemaker, h 5 Brooklyn.
Trimble John, fac. op., 19 West Cliff.
Tron Fred, fac. op., 29 East Union.
TUNNEL CITY HOUSE, Thomas S. Kelly, proprietor, 28, 30, and 32 State. Turner Augustus F., retired shoemaker, h 19 North.
Turner Fred A., book-keeper Arnold Print Works, h 19 North.
Turner Henry, yarn dresser Eagle mill Freeman Mfg. Co., bds Prospect.
Turner Thomas, engraver at Arnold Print Works, h 18 North.
Turner William H., carriage maker, Willow Dell, bds 3 Holden.
Tuttle Dane N., clerk for H. Arnold, bds Richmond House.
Tuttle Henry L., gardener for A. C. Houghton, h 6 Frederick.
Twing Jesse A., druggist, 39 Eagle, bds 72 do.
Tyler Cordelia E., h 17 Chestnut.
Tyler E. D. & Co., (Edward D. Tyler and T. William Richmond,) general insurance agent, 69 and 71 Main.
Tyler Edward D., (E. D. T. & Co.) h 75 Union.
Tyler Eugenia A., h 17 Chestnut. TYLER JOHN B., postmaster, h 77 Union.
Underwood Orlo C., clerk for M. V. N. Braman, h 7 Hall.
Union House, Patrick J. Ryan, proprietor, 18 Union
Utman Lorenzo, (Blackinton) off r 1, carpenter and joiner.
VADNER EDWARD, manufacturer carriages, wagons and sleighs, and re- pairing, rear of 72 Main, h 19 East Quincy.
Vadner Samuel H.,retired carriage maker, h 11 Pleasant, cor. East Quincy.
Vandenburg Willis, carpenter, Beaver Mills, h Beaver.
Veazie Charles, shoemaker, h 54 River.
Veazie Samuel, carpenter and joiner, h 54 River.
Viall William G., supt. C. T. Sampson Mfg. Co., bds Richmond.
VIENNA BAKERY, A. G. Laughlen, prop, 33 Eagle.
Viles William R., proprietor of North Adams Clothing Company, bds Richmond.
Vining Albert E., upholsterer and furniture repairer, h 5 Elm.
Vinton Edwin F., baggage master B. & A. R. R., h State cor. Walnut.
Vivier Napoleon, fac. op., Beaver Mills, h 34 Beaver. Vosburg Abram J., carpenter, h Willow Dell.
Vosler John, laborer, h 52 Center.
Wade Joseph A., carpenter and builder, h 105 State.
Wade John L., works in Zylonite Works, 32. E. Quincy.
Wade Ransom, teamster, h S. Ashland.
Wagner Robert, fac. op., 25 Greylock.
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TOWN OF NORTH ADAMS.
Wait Hannah, widow of Richardson, h I Marietta.
Waite Francis M., engineer Fitchburg R. R., S. Ashland.
Walden Arnold H,, r 19, farmer 750.
Walden Benjamin, r 23, farmer 65.
Walden John A., printer, 22 South. WALDEN LUCRETIA L., (Mrs. R. G.,) 20 Pleasant.
*WALDEN S.LOUISE, (Mrs. W.B.,) job printer and manuf. of hair jewelry, switches, puffs, braids, etc., 24 South, h 22 do. [Card on page 50.] Walker Alfred, carpenter and builder, h Chase's block.
Walker Charles, barber for C. Howard, bds Holden cor. Center.
Walker Charles L., machinist and engineer, h 14 Marietta.
Walker Frank A., secretary and treasurer Glen Woolen Co., h 20 Church, Walker Frank C., barber, h 14 Marietta,
Walker Frank J., engineer, h 64 Ashland.
Walker Frederick, fac. op. Arnold Print Works, h 25 Lincoln.
Walker Gilbert L., fac. op., h Lincoln,
Walker Henry, cutter, h I River.
Walker Luther, invalid, h off Marshall.
Walker William, weaver, 25 Braytonville.
Wall Mary Miss, h Elm.
Wallace Jane, widow of Robert, 125 Eagle.
Walsh James, contractor and builder, h 5 Union.
Walton John, wool sorter, 2 Braytonville.
Ward Henry D., photographer, 78 Main, h I Chestnut cor, Spring. Ward Russell C., carpenter and builder, E. Quincy.
Warner Charles H., shoe cutter, Meadow.
Warner Edgar A., emp. C. T. Sampson Mfg. Co.
Warren Charles H., clerk for T. W. Richmond & Co., 70 Eagle.
Warren Isaiah, loom fixer Eclipse Mill, h 151 Union.
Warren Mary, widow of George, h 127 S. Ashland.
Warren Mary Miss, h Willow Dell.
Warren Richard A., engraver Freeman Print Works, h Willow Dell.
Warren Wilkins, h II Quincy.
Waters Barney J., brakeman Troy & Greenfield R. R., S. Ashland.
Weaver Joseph, agent Wheeler and Wilson sewing machine, bds Mansion House.
Webster Herbert W., r 28, teamster.
Welch David, baggage master B. & A. R. R., h 195 Main.
Welch Edwin, carpenter, h lane from North.
Welch James, laborer, 195 E. Main.
Welch James, laborer, h 37, rear Eclipse mill.
Welch James E., (O. W. & Bros.) bds Mansion House.
Welch John, porter Richmond House, bds do.
Welch Margaret, widow of John, h The Glen.
Welch Mary, widow, h Pearl.
Welch Matthew M., (O. W. & Bros.) bds Mansion House.
Welch O. W. & Brothers, (O. W., Matthew M. and James E.) dealers in liquors, billiard parlors attached, 43 and 47 State and 25 Center. WELCH OWEN W., (O. W. & Bros.) prop. Mansion House.
Welch Thomas, car inspector, 7 Ashland.
Wells Charles E., civil engineer, h Braytonville.
WELLS DANIEL M., (O. Wells & Son) Braytonville.
Wells Henry N., night clerk T. & G. R. R. freight office, h 28 Summer.
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TOWN OF NORTH ADAMS.
Wells Louisa H., widow of Adolphus, 12 Chesnut.
WELLS O. & SON, (Orson and Daniel M.) manufs. of iron liquor, pyrolig- neous acid, milk dealers and farmers 160, and of timber, 420 in Clarks- burg 80, Braytonville.
WELLS ORSON, (O. Wells & Son) Braytonville.
Wells Virgil B., teacher, bds 28 Summer.
Welton George, emp. Sampson Mfg. Co., h 86 Eagle.
Welton George G., shoe cutter at Sampson's, h 86 Eagle.
Welton William, r 15, painter and farmer 2.
Welton William A., house painter, h S. State.
Werman William, laborer, h Franklin.
West William F., book-keeper Berkshire National bank, 18 Holbrook.
Wetherbee Elizabeth Miss, compositor Transcript office, h 48 Center.
Wetherbee Henry G., laborer, h 12 E. Quincy.
Wetherbee Herbert E., book-keeper for J. Hunter & Son, h 14 E. Quincy. Wetherbee Rebecca Mrs., 78 years old, h 48 Center.
Whalen Alice, dressmaker, Chase's block.
Whalen James E., truckman, 99 S. Church.
Whalen Patrick, resident, W. Main.
Whalen Thomas W., liquor store, 23 State, h 39 W. Main.
Wham James, machine printer Freeman Print Works, h 159 E. Main.
Wheeler Addison, musician, h Prospect.
Wheeler Fddie E., (Drew & Wheeler) rooms Bradford block, over 110 Main. Wheeler Edward M., carpenter and joiner, 95 S. Ashland.
WHEELER & WILSON MFG. CO., F. J. Lyon, manager, Hayden's block, Center cor Eagie.
Wheelock Charles, brakeman, W. Main.
Whipple Brothers, r 15, (Reuben A., Henry F. and John W.) manufs. of lime, and farmers in Adams 300
WHIPPLE HENRY A., (Whipple Bros.) r 15.
Whitaker Ezra D., retired merchant, h 22 Main.
Whitaker Ezra T., cashier Adams Savings bank, h 22 Main.
Whitaker Valmore A., treas. North Adams Savings bank, h 24 Summer.
Whitcomb Henry G., fish, clams, oysters, scollops and lobsters, 31 Eagle, h
3 Wesleyan.
White Dwight, clerk for A. B. Wright, h 15 North.
White Francis E., train dispatcher T. & G. & H. T. R. R., h Mountain Road.
White Fred E., train dispatcher Fitchburgh R. R. and H. T., bds State.
White Henry, laborer, h 11 E. Brooklyn.
White James, miller, h 104 Eagle.
White James R., emp. G. M. Mowbray, bds Grant cor Lincoln.
White John, dyer, Freeman Print Works, h 17 Northern Light ave.
White John, laborer, West Main.
White - Mrs., h 10 Liberty.
White Luther W., jeweler, 80 Main, h 9 East Quincy cor Wall.
White Rodolphus. policeman, h 117 Eagle.
White Susan M., jeweler with L. W. White, h 9 East Quincy cor Wall.
Whiteley James, packer and shipper at Arnold Print Works, h 52 Houghton. Whitman Ira, engineer, Jackson.
Whitman Reuben, a gentleman of leisure, h 56 Prospect.
Whitman William H., (Whitman, Kennedy & Co.) h 25 Church.
Whitmore Edward, fac. op., 64 Greylock.
WHITMORE GEORGE, emp. George M. Mowbray, h New Union.
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TOWN OF NORTH ADAMS.
Whitney Charles E., mason, II Jackson.
Whitney Edward, emp. C. T. Sampson Mfg. Co., h 15 Bryant.
Whitney Frank, traveling salesman, h 7 Pleasant.
Whitney George L., train dispatcher T. & G. R. R., h 18 Prospect.
Whitney Henry J., manager W. W. Freeman's store 216 and 218 River, cor Eagle, h 67 Holden.
Whitney Henry, box maker, 112 Prospect.
Whitney Martin M., invoicer at Freeman Print Works, 16 Prospect.
Whitney Merrill H., mason, 11 Jackson.
Whtiney Royal B., carpenter and joiner, h 5 North.
Whitney Sceva E., clerk for W. W. Freeman, h 68 Holden.
Whitney Seva, clerk at W. W. Freeman's, 14 Prospect.
Whittiman George D., painter, h 32 Franklin.
Whittiman John, laborer, h 32 Franklin.
Wicks Frank, emp. Sampson Mfg. Co., h 26 River.
Wight Aubin E., engineer Fitchburg R. R., h Eagle.
Wilbur Carroll A., clerk civil engineer's office Troy & Greenfield R. R., h 13 Chestnut.
Wilbur Carroll H., book-keeper, h 13 Chestnut.
Wilbur Charles L., shoe cutter, bds 118 Eagle.
Wilbur Jeremiah, resident, 14 Church.
Wilbur John, number taker for Troy & Greenfield R. R., South Ashland. Wilbur John T., clerk car record office Troy & Greenfield R. R.
Wilbur John T., undertaker, h 17 North Eagle.
Wilbur Nellie L. Mrs., h 20 Liberty.
Wilbur Laban S., r 20, farmer 800.
Wilbur William, conductor, Pittsfield & North Adams R. R., h South Ash- land.
Wilbur William, shoemaker, New.
Wilcox Catherine, 35 Braytonville.
Wilcox Charles W., agent B., H. T. & W. R. R., h Chestnut cor Ashland.
Wilcox Edward, weaver, 33 Braytonville.
Wilcox Eliza J. Miss, (Lake & Wilcox) h 50 Holden.
Wilcox Frederick F., owner of real estate, h 3 Veazie.
Wilcox George S., weaver, Burdickville.
Wilcox Samuel G., stone mason, Congress ave.
Wilcoxson Frederick A., cotton broker, h 15 Church.
Wilcoxson William J., laborer, h 15 Church.
Wilder J. Addison, carpenter and joiner, South Church.
Wiley Ed., bank night watchman, h Grant.
Wiley James, ( Blackinton) r I, wool sorter.
WILKINSON EDWARD S., cashier Adams National Bank of North Adams, h 32 Church.
Wilkinson James, fac. op. Eclipse Mill, h 145 Union.
Wilkinson Warren J., book-keeper Adams National Bank, h Quincy. Wilkinson William, fac. op., Eclipse Mill, h 145 Union.
WILLARD MOSES, manufacturer birch beer and temperance porter, a healthful drink, also a blood, kidney and liver remedy, and dealer in tobacco, cigars, candy, &c., 24 East Brooklyn, h do.
Williams Anna Miss, laundry, h 1, Marietta.
Williams Charles, emp. North Adams Gaslight Co., h 72 State.
Williams Charles, teamster, 13 Braytonville.
Williams Henry H., farmer 5, and in Clarksburg h head of Franklin.
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TOWN OF NORTH ADAMS.
Williams John, fac. op., III State.
Williams Laura P., widow of Henry, 73 Holden.
Williams Lloyd, proprietor boarding house, 77 State.
Williams Maurice F., machinist, 52 Prospect.
Williams May, dressmaker, bds 12 State.
Williams Moses, fac. op., 29 Braytonville.
Williams Annie Mrs., h I Ray st.
Willian Thomas, bleacher Arnold Print Works, h 12 Bryant.
Willian William, operative Arnold Print Works, h 18 Marshall.
Wills Albert, shipping clerk Freeman Print Works, h 10 Union.
Wilmarth Arthur, resident, h 19 Summer.
Wilmot William A., house painter, rear H. A. Smith's store, Main.
WILSON HOUSE, Foster E. Swift, prop., Main, cor Holden.
Wilson House Billiard Hall, W. H. Fasmire, prop., Wilson House block. WILSON HOUSE DRUG STORE, E. B. Hamblin & Co., props., Main cor Holden.
Wilson Moses, laborer, h 68 Burnap block.
WINDOVER ADELBERT, lamp-lighter, h 88 River.
Windover Elizabeth, (Mrs. Adelbert W.) weaver Freeman Manuf. Co., 88 River.
Wing George W., invalid, h White's lane.
Withe Robert, engineer Fitchburg Railroad, 107 Eagle.
Witherell Albert, resident, Congress ave.
Witherell Albert F., finisher in print works, 115 Eagle.
Witherell Arthur J., real estate agent, room 9 Burlingame block, h 11 Church.
Witherell Celia, widow of Orin, 115 Eagle.
Witherell Edward J., blacksmith, Willow Dell, h 114 Eagle.
Witherell Meridan E., blacksmith, 5 Jackson.
Witt Almira, widow of George, 6 Walnut.
Witt Ivory, prop. stone quarry, and farmer about 300, 117 State.
Witt Murray M., quarryman, h 115.
Wood Charles, laborer, State.
Wood Emily, widow of David G., dressmaker, 16 Hudson and 41 Prospect. Wood James S., cutter for Torry Cady, bds 16 Hudson and 41 Prospect. Wood William G., teamster, 3 Rand's lane.
Woodbury Charles K., carpenter and joiner, West Main.
Woodcock Lewis, mule spinner Freeman Mfg. Co., h 61 Union,
Woodhead Samuel, dealer in stoves and hardware, 2 Blackinton block, h I do. Woodhouse Elizabeth, widow of John G., 33 Braytonville.
Woodruff Moses, invalid, h Center.
Woodward Warner, supt. gas works, h Willow Dell.
Woodward William, conductor B., H. T. & W. Railroad, bds 55 State.
Worcester George L., conductor Fitchburg Railroad, h 73 Holden.
Worden Ellen H., widow of M. L. Worden, h 88 South Ashland.
WORDEN MERRITT S., book-keeper, and paymaster Beaver and Eclipse mills, Beaver, h 119 Union.
Worthington Aaron A., house painter and paper hanger, h North Eagle.
Worthington Minnie Mrs., dressmaker, h 70 River.
Wright Ashley B., county commissioner, wholesale dealer in flour, and retail dealer in groceries, flour, etc., 4 and 5 Blackinton block, Holden, h 15 Bank.
WRIGHT EMERY C., farmer in Florida 80, East Main.
Wright Hixon, fac. op., 11 South.
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TOWN OF OTIS.
Wright Moses, carpenter, Congress ave. Wright Orrin S., laborer, h 110 Union.
Wylie Frederick S., machinist, I Church.
Wyman Alvin, carpenter and joiner, h 10 North Eagle. Yarter Alphonso, shoemaker, h 6 South ..
Yarter Eli, engineer Eclipse mill, h 139 Union.
Young John, carpenter and joiner, h 30 River. Young Nelson, watchman, Beaver mill, h 28 Beaver. Yulitz --- , fac. op., h Prospect.
OTIS.
( For explanations, etc., see page 3, part second. )
(Postoffice address is Otis, unless otherwise designated in parenthesis.)
Babb Benjamin F., (North Blandford, Hampden Co.) r 25, farmer 90.
Beach George M., dealer in lumber, cattle, and wool, timber land 200, bds with Joseph Kenyon, Main.
Bliven Julia A., r 22, widow of Charles.
Bristol Isaac L., r 2, manuf. of hand hay rakes, lumber, shingles, etc., owns 70 acres.
Broga Matthias S., (West Becket) r 2 cor I, retired farmer.
Broga Newton W., (West Becket) r 2 cor 1, blacksmith, and farmer 150. Broga Waite C., (West Becket) r I, mechanic, owns 40 acres.
Broga Wallace W., (West Becket) r I, school teacher,
Brown Elbert B., r 22, carpenter.
Brown Orin B., r 28 cor. 26, farmer Io.
Burrows Chester T., ( West Otis) r 31 cor 32, mason and farmer, leases of Milton Judd estate 175.
Bushnell Sophronia, r 2, widow of Harlow, farm 100.
Bushnell Watson, r 22, farmer 40.
Butler Marcus, r 29, retired farmer, member Co. F, Ist. Mass, Cavalry.
Butler Florentine, cor. r 20 and 19, farmer 100.
Cahalan Dennis, (W. Becket) r 1, farmer 150.
Cannon Chauncey S., r 24, farmer with F. S. 300.
Cannon Fred S., r 24 cor. 29, farmer with C. S. 300.
Carson Edward, off r 33, farmer 90.
Carter Charles J., farmer 12 and in Sandisfield 180, Main st.
CHAMPLIN ALBERT B., 2d Mass. Heavy Artillery, blacksmith and stage driver from Gt. Barrington to Chester, Main.
Champlin Sarah J., school teacher, Main.
Champlin Williard H., teamster, Main st.
CHANDLER CLARK, (North Blandford, Hampden Co.,) r 12, manuf. of lumber, also chaf bee hives and sections, apiarist 30 swarms of Hybred Italian bees, dealer in cattle, farmer 635.
Men do not go to Saloons to hire reliable Clerks, but to CHICKERING'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Pittsfield, Mass.
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TOWN OF OTIS.
Chandler Hubert, (N. Blandford, Hampden Co.) r 12, farm laborer.
Church Walter, r 25, farmer 175.
Clark Charles, r 22, farmer 250.
Clark Charles, 2d, r 24, farmer.
CLARK GEORGE L., r 28, farmer 4.
CLARK JAMES, Ist selectman, collector, dealer in lumber, owns 1,000 acres on r 19 and 20, Main st.
Clark James B., r 36, works for Collinsville Reservoir Co., and works farm of 200.
Collins Rhoda, (W. Otis) r 31, widow of Thomas.
CORNWELL CHARLES H., general blacksmith and horse shoeing, Main. Cornwell Chester R., r 30, sugar orchard 600 trees, farmer 250.
Cornwell Chester R., Jr., r 30, farm laborer.
Cotton Edward A., r 13, farm laborer.
Cotton John W., r 13, sugar orchard 350 trees, farmer 400.
Cowell Reuben H., r 25, farmer, leases of Chas. Kibbe 200.
Cotton Alva N., off r 29, farmer 122.
Cutting Joseph, r 29, farmer, leases of Mrs. Thomas Dimock 50.
Dane Peter, off r 26, farmer 6.
DAVISON EDMUND, r 29, dealer in cattle, sugar orchard 300 trees farmer 88.
Davis Sarah E., r 5, widow of John, farm 4.
DAY HENRY A., proprietor of Day's Hotel and livery stable, Main st.
DEMING JOHN W., stage driver from Otis to Lee, owns on r 13 farm 175, h Main.
DENSLOW WILBERT P., r 26 cor 28, prop. of East Otis hotel, farmer 65. Dolan William, r 22, blacksmith and horse-shoer.
Dorman Alva G., (W. Becket) r 1, farmer 50.
Doughty Fred, farmer 175.
Downs Edwin, wood turner, Main st.
Dunham James H., r 17, farmer 75.
Ellis Stephen, laborer, Main st.
Elmore George W., r 22, shoemaker.
Fay John, teamster, Main st.
FAY MILTON D., (Fay & Williams) millwright, Main st.
FAY & WILLIAMS, (Milton D. Fay and Lewis F. Williams) manufs. of lumber, plain and matched flooring and siding, lath and shingle, bed- stead slats and boxes of all kinds, Main.
Flint Charles, (New Boston) r 38, farm laborer.
Flint Joseph N., r 28, farm laborer.
FLINT LEVI, r 28, surveyor, sugar orchard 400 trees, and farmer 250.
GIBBS EPHRAIM, off r 23, 45 sheep, farmer 265.
Gibbs Franklin O., r :4, 45 sheep, farmer 150.
Gibbs Oscar R., off r 23, farmer for Ephraim Gibbs.
Gibbs Samuel C., r 14, farmer.
Goddard Deighton, r 29, farmer 90.
Griffin Joseph W., r 2 cor 3, farmer 100.
Guarin Patrick, laborer, Main st.
Haley Mahlon, lumber manuf., farmer 100, and in Tolland, Mass., 900, Main. Hamilton Eustace W., r 2, teacher of vocal music, farmer, works for Sophro- nia Bushnell 100. Hamilton Samuel, r 26, farmer 40.
HARRINGTON FRANKLIN, r 28 cor 26, sawyer, owns 15 acres.
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TOWN OF OTIS.
Harrington Samantha, (W. Otis) r 31, widow of Silas.
Harrington Thomas, r 16, 60 sheep, farmer 250, and in Blandford, Mass., 300. Haskell David r 21, farmer, leases of Dr. Champlain, of Owego, N. Y., 40. Haskell Electa, r 30, widow of Jarvis, owns 60 acres.
Haskell George H., (W. Becket) r 2, works in I. L. Bristol's rake shop.
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