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Bardin Aaron T., (Dalton) r 24, farmer 124.
Bauman Isidore, 51, farmer 100.
Beals Gideon, (East Windsor) r 57, retired farmer.
Beals Josiah F., off r 30, farmer 20.
Beals Leander J., (Savoy) r 9, farmer 60, carries on for B. T. Willey, on r 51, farm 325.
Bird Darius, (West Cummington, Hampshire Co.) r 13 cor 12, sugar orchard 300 trees, farmer 100.
Bird Edgar L., (West Cummington, Hampshire Co.) r 13 cor 12, farm laborer.
Bird Walter D., (West Cummington, Hampshire, Co.) r 12, farm 130.
Brackett Samuel, (East Windsor) r 54, laborer.
Bradford Fannie F., r 31, widow of Winslow.
Bradford Lewis, r 38, justice of the peace, 12 cows, farmer 110, and leases of H. S. Smith, of Pittsfield, 260.
Bradley James, (Hinsdale) r 44, retired farmer.
Briggs Francis F., (Savoy) r 8 opp. r 6, farmer 65.
BRIGGS WILLIAM F., (Savoy) r 8, works in W. Reed's axe factory.
Brown Lewis M., (East Windsor) r 52, farmer 50.
Cady Harvey, r 48, 25 sheep, farmer 175.
Callender Catherine, (East Windsor) r 52, widow.
CAPEN HOWLAND D., (East Windsor) r 53, justice of the peace, sugar orchard 350 trees, 11 cows, farmer 180.
Cleveland Howlett C., off r 30, 10 cows, farmer 170.
Clyme John P., (Dalton) r 45, farmer, leases of Elizabeth Hayward, of Spring- field, Mass., 35.
Colby Emily Mrs., r 22, farmer 20.
Fine Penmen always in demand, and good Accountants seldom unem- ployed. See Adv. page 274. CHICKERING'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Pittsfield, Mass. 30
466
TOWN OF WINDSOR.
Coleman Ambrose, (West Cummington, Hampshire Co.) r 9, farmer 130. Coleman Horace, (West Cummington, Hampshire Co.) r 10, farmer 35.
Coleman Wells M., ( West Cummington, Hampshire Co.) r To, carpenter and farmer 40.
COLLINS ALVIN, r 20, 2d selectman, dealer in dry goods, groceries, boots and shoes, farmer 157.
Collins Edgar A., r 20, clerk for Alvin.
Collins Olive, r 20, widow of Silas R., owns with Alvin Collins 73.
Converse Grove W., r 38 cor 52, school committeeman, farmer 180.
Converse Laura A .. r 38, widow of Orlin E., farm 160.
CORNELL JAMES A., r 22, sugar orchard 150 trees, 18 cows, leases of Daniel D. Whitet farm 300.
Couchot Joseph, (Cheshire) r 1, farmer 60.
Curissey Eugene, (Cheshire) r I, farm laborer.
Davis Rebecca, (Savoy) r 7, widow of Abijah, aged 86.
Dresser James A., r 33, farmer IIO.
DREW I. FREDERICK, r 20, farmer 65.
Driscoll Bridget, off r 22, widow of Jeremiah.
Driscoll James, off r 22, owns farm 230 with John Driscoll.
Driscoll John, off r 22, 19 cows, farmer 230 with James Driscoll.
Dyer Stillman F., (W. Cummington, Hampshire Co.) r 12, farmer 300.
Eddy John A., (E. Windsor) r 55, farmer 17.
Estes Jerome, r 4, assessor and farmer 60.
Estes Peter, r 4, farmer 80.
FORD ALBERT, (W. Cummington, Hampshire Co.) r 35, sugar orchard 700 trees, 10 cows, farmer 225.
Ford Dorothy W., (W. Cummington, Hampshire Co.) r 12, widow of Still- man.
Ford Franklin M., (Dalton) r 24, farmer 150.
Ford Harrison W., r 22, farmer 100,
Foster Daniel, (Cheshire) r I, retired carpenter.
Francis John, off r 37, retired farmer 150.
FRANCIS WILLIAM P., off r 37, 3d selectman, farmer, owns 202 acres on r 30, works farm for John Francis.
Frederick John C., off r 17, leases of J. Terrell, of New York state, 300.
Frederick William E., r 17, 10 cows, farmer, leases of H. L. Bates 225.
Fuller William F., (Dalton) r 24, 21 sheep, farmer 200
GOODELL CURTIS B., r 17 cor 34, 12 cows, farmer 300.
Harvey William M., r 30, 10 cows, works farm of 200 acres for William Francis.
Harwood Minerva, (E. Windsor) r 57, widow of John, owns 200 acres.
Harwood William P., (E. Windsor) r 54, farmer 175.
Hathaway Charles H., (Savoy) r 5, farmer 65.
Hathaway Loren D., r 17, farmer 140.
Hathaway Lyman, r 19, farmer, leases of Alvin Collins 84.
HOLLIS BYRON H., (W. Cummington, Hampshire Co.) bet. r 10 and 12, owns farm with L. Hollis.
Hollis George C., (Savoy) r ro, sugar orchard 400 trees, 13 cows, farmer 300. Hollis Lauriston, (W. Cummington, Hampshire Co.) bet. r 10 and 12, sugar orchard 400 trees, 9 cows, farmer 230.
Horton Alpheus, r 19, farmer 127.
Horton Edward D., r 19, teamster.
HUBBARD ALBERT N., (W. Cummington, Hampshire. Co.) r 13, farmer 30, and carries on farm for J. P. Allen estate.
467
TOWN OF WINDSOR.
Hubbard Irving A., (W. Cummington, Hampshire Co.) r 13, farmer 30. HUME CLAUDIUS A., r 39, 12 cows, farmer 225.
HUME EDWARD B., r 38, 12 cows, farmer, leases of Susan E. Hayte 150. Ingram Ward E., (Savoy) r 7, farmer, leases of Allen Davis 25.
Jacobs Oscar D., (E. Windsor) r 53, farm laborer.
Jacobs Richard F., (E. Windsor) r 53, 9 cows, farmer 100.
JACQUES GEORGE B., (Cheshire) r 22, sugar orchard 200 trees, farmer 327.
Jordan Edgar E., (E. Windsor) r 54, farmer 50.
Jordan Edwin A., (E. Windsor) r 54 cor 55, manuf. scythe stones.
Jordan Elijah, (E. Windsor) r 54, retired mechanic.
JORDAN GRANVILLE J., (E. Windsor).r 54 cor 58, (Jordan & Ball) selectman, owns foundry and machine shop, and manuf. Jordan's Im- proved Turbine water wheels, circular and band saws, and all machinery for making wood work.
Jordan Sarah, (E. Windsor) r 54, widow of Thomas.
JORDAN & BALL, (E. Windsor) r 54 cor 58, (G. J. Jordan and Charles H. Ball) founders and machinists, manufs. of horse powers for sawing wood, etc., also wrought iron bridge stringers.
Leonard Mason E., (Dalton) r 48, manuf. of lumber, shingles,lath, and basket rims.
Leonard Timothy N., (W. Cummington, Hampshire Co.) r 13 cor 12, retired farmer.
Livermore Hitty, (Dalton) r 44, widow of Martin.
Lowal John, r 21, laborer.
Mahonay Samuel B., r 40, farmer 40.
Mason Austin, (E. Windsor) r 36, farmer 40.
Mason Charles F., (W. Cummington, Hampshire Co.) r 16, farmer [30.
Mason Dexter A., (E. Windsor) r 36, farm laborer.
May Charles, r 33, painter and farmer, leases of Hiram T. Crandall, of Adams, 214.
May Fred R., (Dalton) r 46, farmer for Lyman.
May Lyman, (Dalton) r 46, 40 sheep, farmer 250.
McCormick Thomas, (Savoy) r 51, carries on for A. T. Pierce farm 500. McDonald James, r 22, farmer 180.
Miller William, (Dalton) r 44, 12 cows, farmer 130.
MINER ADDISON E., (E. Windsor) r 53, agent for Buckeye mower, breeder fine carriage horses, 12 cows, farmer 190.
MINER AVERY E., r 40, farmer 130.
Miner Celia A., (E. Windsor) r 54, resident.
MINER JEREMIAH E., (E. Windsor) r 52, sugar orchard 350 trees, 16 cows, farmer 300.
Monahan Patrick, r 23, 14 cows, farmer 240.
Mooney Albert, (Dalton) r 46, farm laborer, leases of Lyman May 5.
Morgan Frederick W., r 53, farmer 180.
MORGAN FREDERICK W., JR., r 53, runs threshing machine, agent for W. Eddy & Son, agricultural implements, Tiger horse rakes, farmer 85.
Nichols James W., r 30, blacksmith and wheelwright, dealer in agricultural implements, and farmer 130.
Oakley William B., r 31, shoemaker.
Packard Lozene, (West Cummington, Hampshire Co.) r 35, farmer 250.
PARKER DWIGHT E., r 22, sugar orchard 200 trees, 14 cows, farmer 166, leases of Joseph Worden farm 200.
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TOWN OF WINDSOR.
Patterson William J., ( Hinsdale) r 44, runs grist-mill, cider-mill and black- smith shop.
Patterson William W., (Hinsdale) r 44, farmer 130.
Payson Almarin D., (East Windsor) r 54, laborer.
Pierce Almond T., r 51, 19 cows, farmer 500.
Pierce Dilly, (East Windsor) r 54, widow of Reuben, owner part of 500 acres. PIERCE EDGAR H., (East Windsor) justice of the peace, deputy sheriff,
school committee, town treasurer and collector, postmaster and gen- eral merchant, owns 50 acres.
Pierce Frank H., (West Cummington, Hampshire Co.) r 14, farmer 100.
Pierce Isaac A., r 51, stone mason and farmer 105.
Pierce Nelson B., r 51, farm laborer.
Pierce Orren G., (East Windsor) r 53, 10 cows, farmer 135.
Plass Cyrus, (East Windsor) r 58, farmer, leases of Mrs. Mary Cahill, of Dal- ton, 50.
Plass Lewis, (East Windsor) r 58, farm laborer.
Pratt William H., r 19, farmer, leases of Mrs. Bridget Smith, of Adams, 100. RANDALL AUSTIN D., (East Windsor) r 54, machinist.
Reed William, (Savoy) r 8, manuf. of axes and butcher-knives, farmer 95. RIELY THOMAS, r 23 opp. 24, 16 cows, farmer 265.
SCANLON PATRICK, r 28, farmer 183.
SHAW CHARLES S., (East Windsor) r 54 cor 58, blacksmith and carriage- maker.
Shaw Ebenezer, (East Windsor) r 34, sugar orchard, 400 trees, 18 cows, far- mer 250.
Shaw Ebenezer E., (East Windsor) r 34, farmer, son of Ebenezer.
Shaw Jesse A., (East Windsor) r 54, painter and wheelwright.
Shaw Joel W., (East Windsor) r 35, farmer 150.
SHAW OTIS E., r 40, sugar orchard, 1500 trees, 18 cows, farmer 406.
Simmons Ensign J., r 40, farmer 29 sheep, leases of Crosier & Bartlett, of Pittsfield, Mass., 210.
Snow Lanman, (W. Cummington, Hampshire Co.) r 9, farmer 69.
Stearns Harwin H. A., r 3, works farm for Wm. Francis.
Stone Orin, (Savoy) r 9, laborer.
Stowell Abijah, r 38, Congregational minister.
Thayer Ann, (W. Cummington, Hampshire Co.) r 9, widow of Timothy.
Thayer Henry A., (Savoy) r 9, sugar orchard 200 trees, 16 cows, farmer 300. Thompson Alonzo M., r 4, farmer 160.
THOMPSON CHARLES A., r 19, farmer 40.
Thompson George N., (W. Cummington, Hampshire Co.) r 9, carries on for H. N. Winslow farm 300.
Thompson Horace, r 51, carpenter.
THOMPSON NATHANIEL N., r 19, farmer 150.
Thompson Sarah H., (E. Windsor) off r 54, widow of Jacob.
Tilton Josiah T., (E. Windsor) r 54, laborer.
Tooley Benjamin F, (Cheshire) r 21, chopper.
TORREY BROS., (E. Windsor) r 54, (Rodney W., Cessius E. and Sidney M.) manufs. of lumber, shingles and lath, and props. of cider-mill.
TORREY CESSIUS E., (E. Windsor) r 55, (Torrey Bros.) farmer owns with Rodney W. 140.
TORREY RODNEY W., (E. Windsor) r 55, (Torrey Bros.) farmer, owns with C. E. 140.
Tournier Joseph, r 38, farmer 115.
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TOWN OF WINDSOR.
Tower Clifford R., r 29, works farm for Mrs. Elizabeth Tower.
Tower Elizabeth, r 29, widow of Roswell, farm 230.
Tower G. Dwight, (E. Windsor) r 57, 9 cows, works farm 120.
Tower Joseph H., (W. Cummington, Hampshire Co.) r 12, farmer 100.
Tower Lorenzo, (E Windsor) r 58, shoemaker, farmer 25.
Tubbs Ephraim, r 44, farmer 60.
Tubbs Samuel, r 31, farmer, leases of Mrs. H. L. Seward, of Pittsfield, 50. Tubbs Selden, r 31, farm laborer.
Tully Mary, r 23, widow of Michael.
Turner Francis M., r 22, farmerI.
Vining Ansel E., (W. Cummington, Hampshire Co.) r 10, sugar orchard 400 trees, farmer 125.
Vining Charles E., (W. Cummington, Hampshire Co.) r 10, farm laborer.
Warner Jacob, (Dalton) r 45, retired farmer.
Warner Jacob, Jr., r 26, farmer 136.
WARREN AHIMAZ W., (Dalton) r 26, 10 cows, 30 sheep, carpenter and farmer 185.
WARREN ALFRED N., (E. Windsor) r 56, farmer.
WARREN FRED L., r 37, 20 cows, farmer 260.
WARREN WILLEY B., (Dalton) r 26, carpenter and farmer.
WARREN WILLIAM C., (E. Windsor) r 56, sugar orchard 400 trees, 16 cows, farmer 200.
Weatherby Charles W .. (Dalton) r 26, works farm for H. Weatherby.
Weatherby Harrison, (Dalton) r 26, farmer 144.
WENTWORTH WESLEY J., (E. Windsor) r 53, 15 cows, farmer, leases of Norman Cummings, of Cheshire, 260.
Weston John K., r 20, 10 cows, farmer 190.
Weston Oscar H., r 20, dealer and peddler of produce, 10 cows, farmer 250. Wheeler Joseph B., r 4, farmer 94.
WHIPPLE JAMES L., 1 40, postmaster and general merchant.
Whipple James M., r 40, retired Baptist minister.
White Daniel D., r 22, owns 300 acres, retired farmer.
White James L .. r 27, town clerk, manuf. of lumber, farmer 75.
White Newell, (Dalton) r 26, dairy 10 cows, farmer 85, owns 75 acres in Hinsdale.
White Ward D., r 27, sawyer.
WHITMAN GEORGE F., (W. Cummington, Hampshire Co.) r 16, assessor, farmer.
Whitman Welcome E., (W. Cummington, Hampshire Co.) r 16, retired fariner. WHITMARSH JAMES, r 23, sugar orchard 300 trees, 9 cows, farmer 216. Wilkes Thomas, (E. Windsor) r 54, carpenter.
Willey Benjamin F., r 51, 10 cows, carpenter and farmer 325.
Willis Frank R., (Savoy) r 5, sugar orchard 400 trees, 100 sheep, works farm for Walter Barber, of New Haven, 500.
Winslow William A., (W. Cummington, Hampshire Co.) r 9, dairy 9 cows, assessor, farmer 265.
JENKS & LEGATE, Adams, Mass., have always on hand a full and com- plete line of Gents' Furnishing Goods.
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BERKSHIRE COUNTY DIRECTORY.
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IMP. VESTAL OF LARCHMOUNT. A. G. Cattle Club, No. 1507. Royal Guernsey Ag'1. Soc. No. 686. Imported Sept 10. 1883.
-Larchmount #Guernsey #Herd.,
LENOX, MASS.
Importer, Breeder and Dealer in Pure } Registered Guernsey Cattle. -
H. DE B. SCHENCK, PROP'R.
E. P. LUCAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Agricultural and Household Implementa
SEEDS, FERTILIZERS, LIME AND CEMENT.
COLUMBIA
ARE
THE
CHILLED PLOWST
BEST.
Syracuse, Wiard and Steel Plows, Centennial, Syracuse and Clipper Swivel Plows, Syracuse and Cassady Sulky Plows, LaDow and Corbin Wheel Harrows, Kemp's Manure Spreaders, Ross's Ensilage Cutters,
Horse and Hand Lawn Mowers, Mowers, Tedders and Rakes, Barbed Wire, &c., &c.
13 WEST STREET, PITTSFIELD, MASS.
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY
OF BERKSHIRE COUNTY.
EXPLANATION.
The towns are alphabetically arranged at the end of the line, under the business classifica- tions. The postoffice address of each individual or firm follows after the name, except in cases where the name of the postoffice and the township is the same. In the villages the name of the street is generally given and precedes that of the postoffice. The classification of farmers is omitted in this list, as they can readily be found in the general list, by noting the figures at the end of the line, which indicate the number of acres owned or leased by each. Road numbers signify the same as in the general list.
Academies and Schools. (Not including Town Schools.) Grove Hill School, Adelbert Tinney, prin., r 13 cor 12. Adams
HOUSATONIC HALL, (school for young ladies) Miss Mary A. Sargeant and Evaline C. Hatch, principals, Main street. Great Barrington SEDGWICK INSTITUTE, H. J. & E. J. Van Lennep, principals, 6 Main, 66
Edward Institute, Rev. A. A. Gilbert, M. A., principal, Lanesboro LENOX ACADEMY, Harlan Ballard,
A. M., principal, Lenox CHICKERING'S COMMERCIAL COL- LEGE, Benj. Chickering, prin. and prop., George J. Amidon, teacher
. of penmanship, Martin's block, Bank Row, Pittsfield Chickering Emma L., (private school) 18 Elm st.,
Fidelman Philipian, (German)
Goodrich Mary E., 14 Housatonic st. 66 Maplewood Institute, (for ladies) North st. cor Maplewood ave., 66
Salisbury Family and Day School, Mary E. Salisbury, principal, 41 South st. St. Stephen's Classical and Mathematical School (boys) Rev. J. M. Turner, prin., 66
Greylock Institute, Benj. F. Mills, prin. and prop., S, Williamstown, Williamstown WILLIAMS COLLEGE, Hon. Franklin Carter, pres., Hon. Joseph White, sec'y and treas. 66
Acid Manufacturer. WELLS O. & SON, (pyroligneous) N. Adams
Agents Railroad. (See Railroad Agents) Agents Ticket. (See Railroad Agents)
Agricultural Implements.
(See also Hardware, also General Merchants)
COLE LUTHER A., r 20,
Cheshire
INGALLS, EARL & CO., Main,
Lloyd William A., South st.,
Brewer John A .. Main st., Great Barrington DRESSER DAVID, Railroad st., Lee
HULL C. E. & W. B., 66
WILLIAMS D. P. & Son,
SMITH WALTER P., r 10,
New Ashford
Cark & Olds, 11 Eagle st.,
North Adams
BENEDICT ARTHUR M., r 21,
Pittsfield
DREW GEORGE W., (agt. wind mill),
24 Newell st.,
*LUCAS HENRY P., [Card on page 470] 13 West st ..
HALL S. N. & T. E., 4 Bank Row,
WAKEFIELD CHARLES A., r 48, 66
BOCOCK JOHN, (Yonng American corn and cob mill) r 38 cor 41, W. Stock- bridge, Richmond
SHARP A. GRANVILLE, r 29,
Sykes H. W. & Co., Railroad st.,
Sheffield
POMEROY EDWIN S., (Clipper mower)
r 34, Becket,
Washington
Rees Martin, (fanning mills) Albany st., West Stockbridge
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS-BANKS.
BRIDGES BENJAMIN F., Williamstown Goodrich James H., r 2,
HICKOX STEPHEN A., r 34, South Williamstown,
MINER ADDISON E., (Buckeye mower) 1' 53, E. Windsor, Windsor MORGAN FREDERICK W., JR., 1 53, 66 Nichols James W., r 30, 66
Apiarists .
Hathaway Henry, r 21,
Adams
ROOT JOHN H., r' 26, Lenox
CHANDLER CLARK, (Hybrid Italian bees) r' 12, North Blandford, Hamp- den Co., Otis
Chapel Addison M.,
Pittsfield
66
Strong George S., r 36,
CHASE RILEY R., (Italian bees) r 18, Sheffield
CLARK MARSHALL A., r 9, 66
CLARK WILBUR J., r 8, Great Bar- rington,
Flawton Joseph,
Washington
Smith George F.,
Williamstown
Apiarists' Supplies.
CHANDLER CLARK, (hives) r 12, N.
Blandford, Hampden Co., N. Adams
Apothecaries. See Drugs and Medicines.
Architects and Builders.
(See also Contractors and Builders, Carpenters and Builders, and Masons and Builders.) Davis Reben T., (draftsman and builder) Adams MYERS LUTHER,
BROWN ROLLIN N., Church st.,
Cheshire
TOWER DAVID H., (mill) r 7,
Dalton
TILLY JAMES F., JR., 4 Holden st., North Adams
BROWN WERDEN R.,
Pittsfield
Burfitt Charles E.,
Jones Edwards D. G., (paper mills) Mc- Kay cor. Depot st.,
Rathbun Charles T.,
66
CLARK EDWARD C.,
Williamstown
Artists, Portrait, Landscape, etc. (See also Photographers.)
Bates Fannie H., r' 9, Adams FISK JENNIE E., (also teacher of painting) r 25, 60
Smith A. M. Miss, (also teacher of figure painting) 66
Tucker Henry L.,
Ball Mary L., (landscape) Housatonic,
Great Barrington
Beers Carl E. F., (landscape) 66 Mowbray Harry S., North Adams *CHAPIN LIBBIE A., (oil and water colors) 10 South st., Pittsfield Lyons William H., (penman) 66
Ranous Maria T., (teacher needle work) 8 Central Block, North st.,
SIMMONS EUGENE A., (portrait)
STUART WILLIAM R., (crayon por- traits) 60 Main st., room 11,
Daniels Charles B., Williamstown
Artists' Materials.
(See also Druggists.)
Anderson David, 75 Main st., North Adams TALBOT BROS., 89 North st., Pittsfield
Auctioneers.
HUMPHREY EDWIN D., Main st., Great Barrington
NEWTON J. W., r 29,
Lanesboro
Barnes John S. E., Lee
Beach Dewitt C.,
Markham George P., 66
Fargo Henry P., r 27, Monterey
TRYON ALBERT, cor. r 26 and 27,
66
Wheeler George A., Waterville, r 37,
Ellis Samuel J.,
North Adams
MILLER GEORGE F., 5 Burlingame Bl'k, "
Robinson Josiah,
Landgroff Anthony H., 128 North st., Pittsfield MANLEY HENRY S., r 28, Montville, Sandisfield
Field Joel H., Main st.,
Sheffield
Sykes Henry W.,
MOORE LUCIEN B., r 9,
Tyringham
66
Slater Charles E., r 14,
DEWELL JAMES, r 14,
West Stockbridge
Morey William A., S. Williamstown,
Williamstown
QUINN THOMAS M.,
66
Pierce Isaac A.,
Windsor
Axe Factory. See Edge Tools.
Bakers and Confectioners. (See also Confectionery, Fruits, etc.)
HAMMOND JOHN, Commercial cor.
Liberty,
Adams.
Conch Alfred F.,
Great Barrington
NORTON THOMAS, Baird & Benton
block,
Lee
BRISTER LANOR A., r 25,
Lenox
EGBERT FANNY M., r 25,
60
Loomis Edgar P., 44 Eagle st., North Adams Manville Albert, 32 Holden st.,
Manville Frank, East Main st.,
McLaughlin Andrew G., 33 Eagle st., North Adams
Bakery.
*ANDLER CATHERINE, 91 North,
Pittsfield
*DIEHL MARTIN, 206 North st.,
Kohen Bernett, 91 North st.,
LAMORE PETER M., Clapp ave., 66
*TEELING WILLIAM H. & CO., (crack- ers) Northrup st.,
Bands. (In Societies, see contents.)
Banks.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, H. H. Bliss, pres. ; H. H. Wellington, cashier ; Center, Adams-
South Adams Savings Bank, Henry J. Bliss, pres. 66
Great Barrington Savings Bank, E. Hollister, pres. ; C. J. Taylor, treas .; Main st., Great Barrington National Mahaiwe Bank, J. L. Dodge, pres. ; F. N. Deland, cashier ; Main st ..
LEE NATIONAL BANK, Harrison Gar- field, pres. ; John L. Kilbon, cash- ier ; Main st., Lee.
LEE SAVINGS BANK, Harrison Gar- field, pres. ; John L. Kilbon, cash- ier ; Main st., 66
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BANKS-BILL POSTERS.
ADAMS NATIONAL BANK of NORTH
ADAMS, Sanford Blackinton, pres .; Edward S. Wilkinson, cashier ; Bank st. cor Main, N. Adams
BERKSHIRE NATIONAL BANK, J. Rockwell, pres. ; Arthur D. Cady, cashier ;
HOOSAC SAVINGS BANK, W. W. But- „ler, treas. ; 87 Main st.
North Adams Savings Bank, C. T. Samp- son, pres. ; V. A. Whitaker, treas. ; Geo. Walter Olds, asst. treas. , Main st ..
AGRICULTURAL NATIONAL BANK,
J. R. Warriner, pres. ; J. N. Dun- ham, vice-pres. ; I. D. Ferry. cash- ier ; 5 North, Berkshire Life Insur- ance Building, Pittsfield
Berkshire County Savings Bank, Julius Rockwell, pres. ; Robert W. Adam, treas. ; John R. Warriner, sec'y ; office 3 North, Life Insurance build- ing,
PITTSFIELD NATIONAL BANK, Jul- ius Rockwell, pres. ; John V. Bark- er, vice-pres. ; E. S. Francis, cash- ier ; 1 North st., Berkshire Life In- surance building,
Third National Bank, H. W. Taft, pres. ; Byron Weston, of Dalton, vice- pres. ; R. B. Hubble, cashier ; No. 4 Berkshire Life Insurance building, HOUSATONIC NATIONAL BANK, Dan- iel R. Williams, pres. ; D. A. Kim- ball, cashier ; Main st., Stockbridge STOCKBRIDGE SAVINGS BANK, Ma- son Van Deusen, pres. ; C. H. Wil- lis, treas. ; Main st.,
Williamstown National Bank, Frederic Leake, pres. ; Charles S. Cole, cash- ier ; Main st., Williamstown
Barbers and Hairdressers.
ANDERSON HENRY, Park st., Adams Field Isaac, Columbia st., 66
Joron Harmidas, Center st., 66
Roncoe Henry, Myrtle cor. Center st., 66
Upshaw Foster D. B., Myrtle cor. Center, 66
Freeman William H., Main st., Cheshire JANDRO JOSEPH, 2d, Depot st., Dalton
Linsky Charles J., E. Main, Housa-
tonic, Gt. Barrington
Williams Newton C., 3 Railroad st., 66
Rickheit Conrad C., Water st., Hinsdale
Morin Alfred, High st., Lee
MORIN TRIFLE, Northrup blk.,
OLIVER JOSEPH K., r 17,
DUCLOS BERNARD N., Cliffwood st., Lenox Church Erastus D., 12 Martin blk., N. Adams Ducharme Magloria, Main st., Hinkelbein Fred E.,
Howard Charles M., Richmond House, 66 Leriche Fred, 57 State st.,
Loungway George, 43 Eagle st., 66
Mixer Hurbert E., basement Wilson
House, 66
Nagle James F., Eagle st.,
Nagle William, Eagle st., Maltbie Henry H., r 26, Otis
Boos William, under American House, South st. Pittsfield
Bruhn John H., 1 West st.,
Brasse & Reed, 51 North, Berkerwitz Aaron L., Parker House, 66
Dittman Ferdinand, 81 North st., Pittsfield Downing Lewis, 8 Dunham st., GOULD & HARRISON, 54 North st.,
Honnaker Frank J., 73 North st., 66 Honnaker John J., 73 North st.
Schwartz Philip, 63 North st., Smith Thomas H., Burbank House block, Ueser William, 4 Market st., 66
Walley Henry C., 8 Dunham st.,
Weser & Waldschmidt, 4 Market place Rathbun Frank H., hair dresser, Main st .. Stockbridge
CRISPELL ISAIAH D., Railroad st., West Stockbridge
Bastien David, shop basement of Man- sion House, Williamstown
Lansing Richard H., Spring st., 66
Basket Makers.
Dwyer Jerry, Main,
Becket
Fitzgerald Edward H., r 8,
Nash John, r 38 W. Becket,
Putnam William, r 6, 66
Town Hercy E., Main,
FILKINS RANSLAER D., r 19, Dalton
Doran William,
Hinsdale
Farnam John,
Goodrich Elijah H., Jr., r 34,
King George, 1 35, 66
King Joshua, 66
66
Murphy David,
66
O'Leary Patrick,
Toupence Jules, 1 49, Lee
Redden Hugh W., r 14, Lenox, Lenox
Brazee Peter S., r. 11, Monterey
Bee Keepers. See Apiarists.
Bed Springs.
BALDWIN EDWARD C., Southfield, New Marlboro
Rich George M., (Eclipse)
North Adams
Belting Manufacturer.
Houston Edgar A., Main st.,
Dalton
Bending Works.
LANGDON MERRICK C., r 26 cor. 27,
Monterey
Billiards.
Dovon Timothy, Friend,
Adams
66
Wood Edgar M., Center, Brusie Luther B., 14 Railroad st., Great Barrington
Ramsey Legrand, Railroad st., 66 Rogers Cornelius A., Main st., Fosinire William H., (prop. Wilson House billiard hall) North Adams
Lee Michael C., Main cor. State st.,
Welch O. W. & Bros., 43 and 47 State st., 66
Wilson House Billiard Hall, W. H. Fos- mire, proprietor, Wilson House
block,
66
BOHLMANN JOHN C. C., 143 North st., Pittsfield
Brapley & Shaw, 31 Fenn st.,
66
BURBANK WILLIAM P., 21 North st.,
Colwell & Connor, 54 West st.,
66
Ladd & Co., 63 North st.,
66
CLUNNAN THOMAS, Shamrock st.,
Stockbridge
Bill Poster.
CROSIER DAVID, Park st., Adams
Ryan Thomas, Center st.,
North Adams
Durkee Frank W.,
Pittsfield
66
474
BIRD FANCIER-BLACKSMITHS AND HORSESHOERS.
Bird Fancier.
Dearing Marcus A., (also ferrits, Guina
pigs, rabbits, etc.) Great Barrington
Blacking.
BALDWIN
EDWARD,
Southfield,
New Marlboro
Berkshire Blacking Co., Wm. P. Learn- ed and C. D. Learned, proprietors, Reviere block, Fenn st., Pittsfield
Blacksmiths and Horseshoers.
Bowen & Chesbro, Myrtle st., Adams
Crandall Arthur B., Depot st., 66
Harrington Franklin, Plunkett's lane,
Navin Patrick H., 40 Commercial,
Sherman Albert M., r 8,
SHERMAN GEORGE W., r 8. Calkins Harrison, r 2, Alford
Kline Frank, 12.
Kline George, r 12,
Osborne Edward, (farrier) r 13,
FRISBIE LESTER, r 616. Becket
Sullivan John O., Railroad st.,
Dolly Cordy, Railroad, Cheshire
Duffy Samuel, Main,
Grace William P., Main,
POMEROY WILLIAM A., Main st.,
Bentley Alonzo F., Main st.,
Dalton
Brown Alonzo, Pittsfield,
¥
Cahill John. 66
66
FORNEY FRANK, Chamberlin ave, Egremont Bliss William L., S. Egremont,
66
Colby Charles H., r 7, N. Egremont,
Greatrax Luther, S. Egremont,
Ramsey Daniel, N. Egremont, 66
Sabine William E., r 7, N. Egremont,
Baker Joseph E., r 14, Hoosac Tunnel, Florida Carley Orlando R., off r 10, 66
TOWER MILES, r 2, 66
Tower Miner, r 2,
Broderick Dennis E., Bridge st., Gt. Barrington Comstock Thomas, Main st.,
DIMON JOHN W., N. Water st.,
Drum Adam, r 40,
Kelley Michael, Water st.,
66
Munn Bros .. 66
O'Connell John H., Bridge st., 66
Sullivan William E., Main st., Hoosatonic, "
Chittenden Junia H., r 13, Hancock 66
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