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Hofman George, S. Hadley Falls,
Ware
O'Neill Patrick, 78 Main st., Tools.
Bridgman Robert L., (agt, for Standard Tool Co. ) Main st., Belchertown
Truss Manufacturers.
Dibble & Warner, Union st. cor. Payson, Easthampton
DIBBLE NELSON O., r 22, Undertakers.
MARSH EDWIN D., 10 Phoenix Row, Amherst Bisbee Orin, r 40, Chesterfield
JENKINS MARSHALL I., r32, Cummington Pomeroy Henry F., 17 Main st., Easthampton MOORE EDWIN H., r 19. Enfield
Allen Edward A., Huntington Orcutt Thomas A., 15 High st., Florence, Northampton
Raleigh John J., Main st. cor. South, COOK NELSON W., r 35, Plainfield
Upholsterers. (See also Furniture Dealers. )
Murry John, Easthampton Bradley Edward, Northampton Richards Frederick G., Jr., Prospect st. cor. Warfield, Vidette John L , State st. cor. Summer,
Gonld Harvey W., r 12,
Southampton
Damon George L., 1 29,
Williamsburg
Variety Stores.
Keene James, Union st.,
Easthampton
Gonld Jared, (old metals, Boston card
matehes, wooden, glass, plain and
Japanned tinware, brushes, etc., )
Bridge st ..
Enfield
King Willie L., 94 Main st.,
Ware
Veterinary Surgeons.
Pollard William. 13 Market st., Northampton Shaw George, 23 Market st.,
COLEMAN HENRY E., r 2612, Southampton LYON ELIJAH, r 36.
Vinegar Manufacturers. (See also Cider Mills.)
Haskell Thomas S., r 54,
Belchertown
SMITH MILO L., r 48, Smiths Ferry,
Northampton
PAIGE E. B. & SON, r 34,
Prescott
PHELPS STRONG A., r 28,
Westhampton
Wagon Makers. Sec Carriage Manufacturers.
Watches. See Jewelers.
Whetstone Manufacturer.
Guilford George W., r 35, Swift River,
Cummington
Whip Manufacturers.
Burt Charles R., (dealer)
Hatfield
GREENWOOD FRANKLIN, r 21, Nor-
wich,
Huntington
BURT CHARLES R., r 33, ( dealer) Plaintiekl
Chapman Henry D., r 44, West Farms,
Southampton
RUSSELL ISAAC N., r 19, Russell C. D. & Son, Tiffany Charles A., High st., Tiffany Lyman C., High st., Williams Horaec J., r 19, Wire Goods.
Allen Lysander, r 26,
Amherst
Wood Dealers.
(See also Coal and Wood.)
Hunt Oliver D., Pleasant st ..
Amherst
MORGAN WILLIAM H. II., 6 Phoenix Row, "
Woodenware Manufacturers. DICKINSON EDWARD P., (builders' molding planes ) r 26, Amherst *DICKINSON LEVI E., ( toy tool chest) College st. cor. Whitney, [card on page 12.] 66
GRAVES D. & CO., (tobacco boxes) r 9, N. Amherst,
20
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COUNTY OFFICERS.
Bruce & Son Belchertown
GOLD LEVI W., (tool handles, hubs. spokes and variety turning ) r 5. En-
..
SNOW EDWIN S .. (spokes and handies) r 11.
Eddy Samuel E .. (turning) r 35, West Chesterfield. Chesterfield Healy S .th A., (saw and plane handles) r' 16.
Hitchcock Lyman H., ( turning,r 16. W. Chesterfickl.
Smith & Son, choop mannfs. ) r 15. W. ('hestertich,
Spencer & Geer, (turning ) r 22, W. Ches- terfield, ..
Works Heury .A., ( turning ) r 54.
ATKINS WILLIAM G., (turmng) r 1. W. Cmmmington, Cummington Brals John C .. (turning) r 4. W. Cum- mington, ..
Bradley Bros .. r 33.
Bradley Hylas, open holders, brush han- dles and lead pencils, r 18.
Bradley Walter A., (variety ) r 33. ..
Buck Lneins, ( turning) r 37, Swift River, Crosby Nehemiah B. (agent for saw, valve and screw driver handles) r 34, Swift River.
..
Dyer John A., ( turning) r 18.
Hitchcock Henry H., (turning) r 35. Swift River.
HOLMES CHARLES L., (turning) r 35, Swift River,
Medoy Henry D., ( turning ) r 32. ..
Minor Hinckley M., (handlesir 3, West ('ummington,
Foster Frank W., (dealer) Enfield
Bartlett William O., ( turning ) r 216. Goshen Billings Frederick S., r s.
C'arver William, (butter worker)r 59, Granby Ilyde Mindrew, (violin heads and pegs) School st .. Hattield
*SACKETT RUFUS W., 2. 4 and 6 King st., [card on page 132. ] Northampton Wilentt Wilham, ( whip buts and broom handles) r 24 cor. 25. Plainfield *LOUD CHARLES N., r 33, [card on p. 260.] Westhampton Norton Joseph D. & Son, (ladders ) Lond- ville. ..
BROWN WILLIAM S., (turning ) Williamsburg Elder Henry N .. (pen holders ) LOOMIS FRANK G., (turner ) ..
MORTON & DAVIS, cenameled fancy ware )
PARISH OLIVER B .. (loom fixtures) Worthington
Wool Dealers.
Alden Theodore F. L., r 33. Greenwich
Moulton Levi IL., r 13. Amherst. Pelham
Woolen Mills.
MINOT MFG. CO., (cassimeres and do- mestie and shaker flannels) Daniel B. Gillett, treas .. Frederick N. An- drews, supt .. Enfield
SWIFT RIVER CO .. (fancy cassimeres) Edward Smith. pres, and treas .. II. M. Smith, general manager, ..
Church Bros. & Co., (dress goods) Middlefield GILBERT MORGAN 11. MFG. CO .. South st .. Ware Stevens Charles A. & Co., (white and col- ored flannels ) Maple st.,
COUNTY OFFICERS
Judge of Probate and Insolvency. - William G. Bassett. Easthampton. Register of Probate and Insolvency .- Hubbard M. Abbott, Northampton. Sheriff. - Jairus E. Clark, Easthampton.
Clerk of Courts. - William H. Clapp. Northampton.
Treasurer. Lewis Warner, Northampton.
Register of Deeds. -- Henry P. Billings, Northampton,
Judge of District Court- - William P. Strickland, Northampton.
Special Justices. A. J. Fargo, Easthampton ; Robert W. Lyman, Belchertown.
Clerk of District Court. Haynes H. Chilson, Northampton.
County Commissioners. Elisha A. Edwards, Southampton ; Flavel Gaylord, Amherst ; Emory 0. Davis, Northampton.
Special Commissioners. Charles E. Blood, Ware : Charles K. Brewster, Worthington. Commissioners of Insolvency. - Enos Parsons, Northampton : Byron Smith, South Hadley ; Charles O. Parmenter, Amherst.
Representative and Senatorial Districts as Constituted by Art of Legislature 1886.
First District. - Easthampton, Northampton and Southampton, 3,589 voters, two represent- atışı .
Second Distract, Chesterfield, Unmmington, Goshen, Huntington, Middlefield, Plainfield. Westhampton, Worthington, 1. 191 voters, ne representative.
Third District .- Hatfield, Hadley, South Hadley, Williamsburg. 1.971 voters, one representative. Fourth District, Amherst. Biebertown, Granby, 1,90% voters, one representative.
Fifth District. Entield, Greenwich, Pelham, Prescott, Ware, 1,661 voters, one representative. The towns west of the Connectiont river are in the Hampshire and Berkshire Senatorial district, and the towns east of the Connecticut river are in the Worcester-Hampshire Senatorial district. Previous to 1856 the county had for many years constituted a sen- atorial district by itself,
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COUNTY OFFICERS-SOCIETIES.
Courts in Hampshire County.
Supreme Judicial Court .- William Allen, resident judge, sittings at Northampton third Tues- day in April ; law term, first Monday after second Tuesday in September ; odd years in Greenfield.
Superior Court .- Sittings at Northampton ; civil term. third Monday in February and October, and first Monday in June ; criminal term, second Monday in June, and third Monday in December.
Probate Court .- Sittings at Northampton on the first Tuesday of every month ; at Belchertown, second Tuesday of May and October ; at Williamsburg, third Tuesday of May and Octo- ber ; at Amherst, the second Tuesday of January, March, June. August and November. District Court of Hampshire County .- Sittings at Northampton Monday. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday of each week ; at Amherst, first and third Wednesday of each month ; at Cummington, at option of judge ; at Belchertown, first and third Thursday of each month ; at Huntington, second and fourth Thursday of each month ; at Ware, first, sec- ond and third Friday of each month ; at Easthampton, at option of judge.
Northampton City Government.
MAYOR, Arthur G. Hill.
Clerk .- Egbert I. Clapp.
Treasurer .- James R. Trumbull.
Aldermen .- Jeremiah Brown, A. L. Williston, A. II. Stocker, E. N. Foote, JI. W. Moakley, H. K. Parsons, J. H. Shearn.
Councilmen .- Ward 1, Charles W. Cooper, D. W. C. Scates ; ward 2, G. P. Diekinson, Williams Godfrey, O. E. Livermore ; ward 3, E. M. Meekins, John W. Hubbard, C. E. Parsons ; ward 4, Frank E. Clark, A. A. Lyman, Silas R. Cooley ; ward 5, 1. H. Chilson, Patrick Donovan, Wm. Webster ; ward 6, William Fulton, Patrick Bartley. Myron C. Howard ; ward 7, S. W. Lee, Jr., Harry P. Otis, George F. Smith.
SOCIETIES. Masonic Fraternity.
AMHERST .- Pacific Lodge, F. & A. M., meets in Masonie Hall, 3 Phoenix Row, the Monday even- ing on or before the full moon of each month ; J. W. T. Davis, W. M .; Henry Hol- land, S. W .; M. A. Aldrich, Sec.
BELCHERTOWN. - Vernon Lodge. F. & A. M., meets Wednesday evenings, on or before the full moon ; W. H. Bridgman, W. M .; F. H. Fellows, Sec.
EASTHAMPTON .- Dorie Chapter, No. 7. O. E. S .. meets Tuesday evenings on or before the full moon ; Mrs. Harriet M. Baldwin, W. M .; Mr. N. W. Farrar, W. P .; Mrs. Florence Pollard. See.
Ionic Chapter. F. & A. M., meets Tuesday evenings on or before the full moon : A. E. Abbott, W. M .; A. F. Totman, S. W .; H. A. Goodenough, Sec.
ENFIELD .- Bethel Lodge, F. & A. M., meets Tuesday evenings on or before the full moon ; F. N. Pierce, W. M .; W. B. Kimball, Sec.
HUNTINGTON .- Huntington Lodge, F. & A. M., meets Tuesday evenings on or before the full moon : Thomas Davis, Sec.
NORTHAMPTON .- Jerusalem Lodge. F. & A. M., meets Tuesday evenings on or before the full moon ; C. H. Boyden, W. M .; W. C. Robinson, Sec.
Northampton R. A. Chapter, meets first Wednesday evening of each month ; Lem- uel B. Field, M. E. H. P .; W. C. Robinson, Sec.
Northampton Commandery, K. T., meets second Monday of each month : James Ellsworth, E. C .; Charles N. Fitts, Rec.
WARE .- Eden Lodge, F. & A. M., meets first Monday after the full moon ; Jasper L. Fair- bank, W. M .; Levi W. Robinson, Sec.
Washington Couneil, R. & S. M., meets second Tuesday in each month ; A. Ryson, T. I. M .; A. Warburton, Ree.
Temperance Societies.
AMHERST .- Temperance Reform Club, meets Wednesday evenings ; George Graves, president ; Herbert Thompson, Sce.
Women's Christian Temperance Union, meets Friday afternoons; Mrs. Rachel Nash, president ; Mrs. H. C. Piper, See.
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SOCIETIES.
EASTHAMPTON. Easthampton Division, No. 62, S. of T., meets Tuesday evenings ; C. G. Small, W. P .: Mrs. Fanny Slater, R. S.
Women's Christian Temperance Union, meets first Tuesday of each month ; Mrs. O. H. Hill, president : Miss Sarah E. Wright, Sec.
St. Joseph's Temperance Society, meets first and third Tuesday evenings of each month : W. J. O'Brien, president ; M. J. Gritlin, See.
GREENWICH, -Greenwich Lodge, I. O. G. T., A. O. Parker, W. C .: B. V. Brooks, Sec.
HUNTINGTON,-St. Thomas Total Abstinence Society, organized by Rev. Father Dervin, in April, 1886, has 86 members.
MIDDLEFIELD .- Women's Christian Temperance Union, meets second Tuesday in each month ; Mrs. M. E. Smith, president ; Miss S. Rockwood, Ser.
NORTHAMPTON .- Florence Division. No. 142, S. of T., meets every Tuesday evening ; Mrs. Anna Allrich, W. A .: W. A. Curtis, Sec.
Florence Father Matthew T. A. B. Society, meets first and third Tuesday even- ings of each month : James Ahearn, president ; Thomas Ahearn, Sec.
Florence Father Matthew Society. F. T. Connell, president ; M. L. Hall. Sec.
Agricultural Societies.
AMHERST .- Hampshire Agricultural Society, annual meetings last Wednesday in December ; D. A. Horton, of Hadley, president ; F. E. Paige, Sec.
CUMMINGTON .- Hillside AgrienItural Society, Alvan Barrus, of Goshen, president ; W. G. At- kins, Ser.
NORTHAMPTON. Hampshire, Hampden and Franklin Agricultural Society, organized in 1818 ; L. J. Warner, president ; L. C. Ferry, See.
Grand Army of the Republic.
AMHERST .- E. M. Stanton Post, No. 36, G. A. R., meets Friday evenings before the full moon ; H. M. MeClond, Com.
BELCHERTOWN. E J. Griggs Post, No. 99, G. A. R., A. W. Morse, Com.
EASTHAMPTON .- George (. Strong Post, No. 166, G. A. R., meets on second and fourth Tuesday evenings of each month ; O. T. White, Com.
HUNTINGTON .- H. C. Lec Post, No. 176, G. A. R., meets second and fourth Monday evenings of each month ; E. D. Hutchinson, Com.
NORTHAMPTON .- W. L. Baker Post. No. 86, G. A. R., meets first and third Fridays of each month ; W. R. Bardwell, Com.
SOUTH HADLEY .- Charles C. Smith Post, No. 183, meets first and third Mondays of each month ; Charles Church. Com.
WARE .- J. W. Lawton Post. No. 85. G. A. R., meets second and fourth Tuesdays in each month ; F. P. Clark, Com.
Patrons of Husbandry.
AMHERST .- Amherst Grange, P. of H., meets Friday evening of each week ; Horace D. Dana, M.
Knights of Honor.
EASTHAMPTON. -- Hope Lodge, No. 1,184, K. of H., meets first and third Wednesdays of each month ; F. D. Barnes, P. 1).
NORTHAMPTON .- Florence Lodge, No. 1,207, K. of H., meets second and fourth Wednesdays of each month ; C. J. Brown, P. D.
SOUTH HADLEY .- Iona Lodge, No. 2,657, K. of H .. meets first and third Wednesdays of each month ; F. H. Cook. P. D.
American Legion of Honor.
NORTHAMPTON. - Northampton Conneil, No. 202, A. L. of H., meets first and third Mondays of each month : H. R. Graves. Com.
WARE .- Nemmeseck Council, No. 676, A. L. of H., meets first and third Thursdays of each month ; A. Hathaway, Com.
Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
NORTHAMPTON .- Nonotuck Lodge, No. 61, I, O. O. F., meets every Thursday evening ; Albert W. Shumway, N. G.
Mt. Holyoke Encampment No. 15, meets second and fourth Friday evenings of each month : F. W. Woodward, C. P.
Bands and Musical Societies.
BELCHERTOWN. - Fairchild's Orchestra, tive to ten pieces, R. E. Fairchild, leader. Cornet Band, Stillman Weston, Pres't.
CHESTERFIELD. - West Chestertiekl Cornet Band, twenty members, F. D. Cleveland, leader. PELHAM .- Shores Bros.' Orchestra, G. H. Shores, leader.
WARE. - Ware Cadet Band, twenty-two members, 11. Prendiville, leader. Ware Cornet Band, sixteen members, J. Cummings, leader.
WILLIAMSBURG .-- Williamsburg Cornet Band, fourteen pieces, Jacob Fuller, leader.
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SOCIETIES-THE RATES OF POSTAGE.
Miscellaneous Societies.
AMHERST-Village Improvement Society, William A. Dickinson, president.
Village Improvement Society of East Amherst, C. O. Parmenter, president.
BELCHERTOWN .- Farmees' and Mechanics' Club, D. F. Shumway, president.
CHESTEREIELD .- Women's Foreign Missionary Society, Mrs. John Hayden, president.
Young Peoples, Society of Christian Endeavor ; T. E. Smith, president.
EASTHAMPTON .- Ancient Order of Hibernians ; meets first and third Sundays of each month ; M. H. McGrath, president.
German Society of Easthampton ; Richard F. Koehler, president.
Village Improvement Society ; William Hill, president.
NORTHAMPTON .- Canton Meadow City, No. 29, D. A. Graves, captain.
St. John Baptiste Society ; meets second Tuesday of each month ; A. Menard, pres- ident.
L'Union Litteraire Des Ouvries ; meets second Tuesday and fourth Sunday of each month ; Joseph O. Hebert, president ; Alfred Parenlean, secretary.
First Division of Northampton. A. O. of H .; meets first Thursday of each month ; J. O'Brien, president.
Northampton Club ; rooms in First National Bank Building : J. L. Otis, president. Ladies' Benevolent Society of Leeds, Mrs. G. H. Ray, president.
Steuben Lodge, No. 227 ; meets second Tuesday of each month ; Bruno F. Buder, D. G. O. B.
Catholic Knights of America, Florence ; meets every Monday evening ; M. L. Hunt, president.
Women's Relief Corps ; Mrs. E. C. Clark, president.
Northampton Wheel Club ; E. E. Davis, president.
PELHAM .- Chepel Club of Pelham ; Miss C. M. Marsino, president.
WORTHINGTON-West Worthington Agassiz Association, Chapter 843 ; O. B. Parish, president.
THE RATES OF POSTAGE.
Postal cards one cent each, to all parts of the United States and Canada.
FIRST-CLASS MATTER-TWO CENTS PER OUNCE OR FRACTION THEREOF.
Letters and all other mailable matter of other classes subject to letter postage by reason of a violation of the postal laws, two cents per ounce to all parts of the United States and Can- ada.
REGISTRATION, DROP LETTERS, ETC.
On registered domestic letters and third and fourth-class matter an additional fee of ten cents is required.
Local, or "Drop " letters, that is for the city or town where deposited, two cents if delivered by carriers, and one cent if there is no carrier system, per ounce.
Manuscript for publication in books, (except when accompanied by proof-sheets), newspapers and magazines chargeable as letters.
FREE.
Newspapers, to each actual subscriber in the county, where published, free of charge.
SECOND-CLASS MATTER-ONE CENT PER POUND.
Newspapers and periodicals, transient excepted. to be prepaid at the office of publication at one cent per pound, or fraction thereof.
THIRD-CLASS MATTER-ONE CENT FOR TWO OUNCES. (Must not be scaled.)
Mail matter of the third-class embraces printed books, (except transient newspapers, four ounces for one cent,) and periodicals, circulars, proof-sheets and corrected proof-sheets, man- uscript copy accompanying the same, and all matter of the same general character, as above enumerated, the printing upon which is designed to instrnet, amusc, cultivate the mind or taste. or impart general information, and postage shall be paid thereon at the rate of one cent for cach two ounces or fractional part thereof.
FOURTH-CLASS MATTER-ONE CENT FOR EACH OUNCE.
Mailable matter of the fourth class embraces labels, patterns, photographs, playing cards, visiting cards, address tags, paper sacks, wrapping paper and blotting pads with or without printed addresses thereon, ornamented paper, and allother matter of the same general charac- ter, the printing upon which is not designed to instruct, amuse, cultivate the mind or taste, or impart general information. This class also includes merchandise, and samples of merchandise, models, samples of ores, metals, minerals, seeds, &c., and any other matter not included in the first, second or third class, and which is not in its form or nature liable to destroy, deface or
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THE RATES OF POSTAGE-POSTOFFICES AND POSTMASTERS.
otherwise damage the contents of the mail-bag, or harin the person of any one engaged in the postal service. Postage rate thereon, one cent for each ounce or fractional part thereof.
Packages of mail-matter must not exceed four pounds each in weight, except in cases of sin- gle volumes of books.
l'udelivered letters and postal cards can be re-sent to a new address without additional charge. Senders muy write their names on transient newspapers, books or any package in either class, preceded by the word " from."
Stamps ent from the stamped envelopesare rejected by the postoffice.
Stamped envelopes and wrappers, postal cards, and stamps of different denominations for sale at the postoffices.
Stamped envelopes accidentally spoiled redeemed at the postoffice where bought.
POSTOFFICES AND POSTMASTERS.
POSTOFFICES.
TOWNS.
POSTMASTERS.
*Amherst,
Amherst.
Orson G. Conch.
Bancroft.
Middletiek,
Charles 11. Fleming.
Belchertown,
Belchertown,
William E. Bridgman.
Chesterfield.
Chesterfield,
William Baker.
('nmmington,
Cummington,
Theron O. Hamlin.
Dwight's Station,
Belchertown,
Wesley M. Goodell.
*Easthampton,
Easthampton,
Jeremiah H. Bardwell.
Entiekl.
Entield,
William F. Howe.
Florence.
Northampton,
Jesse F. Angell.
Goshen,
Goshen,
Frances E. Hawks.
Granby.
Granby,
Mrs. O. L. Davis.
Greenwich,
Greenwich.
Engene G. Kelley.
Greenwich Village,
Greenwich.
Levi N. Chamberlin.
Hladley,
Hadley,
Edward W. Tuttle
Hatfield.
Hatfield.
Erastus F. Billings.
Haydenville,
Williamsburg,
Thomas P. Larkin.
Huntington,
Huntington,
Charles M. Lindsey.
Leeds.
Northampton.
Edson S. Ross.
Loudville,
Northampton,
John Watson.
Middlefield,
Middlefield, Easthampton.
Henry S. Wilder.
North Amherst.
Amherst.
Forrister P'. Ainsworth, Jr.
*Northampton.
Northampton,
Arthur Watson.
North Hadley.
Hadley.
John H. Mordoff.
North Hattiekl,
Hatfield,
Herbert H. Belden.
North Prescott,
Prescott.
Lemuel K. Baker.
Norwich,
Huntington,
Osman E. Knight.
Pelham,
Pelham,
Myret E. Boynton.
Plainfield,
Plainfield,
Foster W. Gilbert.
Prescott.
Prescott.
Liberty Crossett.
Ringville,
Worthington,
Ellen Sanderson.
Smith's Ferry,
Northampton,
Clarence C. Coggswell.
South Amherst,
Amherst,
Charles A. Shaw.
Southampton,
Sonthampton,
Ard G. Jndd.
South Hadley.
Sonth Hadley,
Gilbert M. Smith.
South Hadley Falls,
Sonth Hadley,
John Kirkpatrick.
South Worthington,
Worthington,
John E. Witherell.
Swift River. * Ware,
Ware.
Jeremiah C. Byrns.
West Chestertickt,
Chesterfield,
Dwight I. Stanton.
West Cummington,
Cummington,
Luke E. Bicknell.
West Farms,
Northampton,
Aber Barnard.
Westhampton,
Westhampton,
Erastus B. Pratt.
West Worthington,
Worthington,
David Jones.
Williamsburg.
Williamsburg.
Moses H. Beals.
Worthington,
Worthington,
Charles K. Brewster.
Rates of Commission Charged for Money Orders.
On orders not exceeding $10, eight eents : over $10, and not exceeding $15, ten cents ; over $15, and not exceeding $30, fifteen cents ; over $30, and not exceeding 840, twenty cents ; over $40, and not exceeding 850, twenty-five cents ; over 850, and not exceeding #60, thirty cents : over $60, and not exceeding :70, thirty-five cents ; over $70, and not exceeding $80, forty cents ; over $80, and not exceeding $100, forty-tive cents. No single order issned for a greater sum than $100.
* Money order offices.
Henry H. Hitchcock.
Cummington,
John T. Bryan.
Mt. Tom,
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ERRATA -GENERAL CONTENTS -- INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
ERRATA.
PART FIRST.
In last line, first paragraph, page 21, read Monson for " Munson." Second line from bottom of page 98, read each town took, for "each took." Fifth line from top of page 166, read Ebenezer for "' Evenezer." Next to last paragraph, page 296, Zachariah Hawley for " Zachariah Hadley."
PART SECOND.
Amherst .- BALL ALBERT W., instead of "Albert M."
CLARK H. R .. is a patron of this work.
KELLOGG WILLARD M., instead of "Rellogg."
SPAULDING PHILIP D., is a patron of this work. Cummington. Buck Lueins, instead of "Licus."
Easthampton. FERRIS WILLIS S., instead of " Ferrig." FERRY EDWARD M., is a patron of this work.
Granby. ALLEN ADELBERT L., instead of "Adelbert S."
Greenwich .- TOUTELOTTE LYNUS, instead of "Lonrtelotte."
Hadley .- DELANO JESSE L., is a patron of this work.
Huntington .- HIGHLAND MILLS, instead of " Hiland Mills."
Middlefield .- LEACH MARY is a patron of this work.
Northampton .- KNOWLTON FRANK J., instead of " Frank S."
RIMILLARD LOUIS H., instead of " Remillard."
WRIGHT DAVID J., farmer's tools, etc., instead of as on page 202.
Prescott .- PIERCE DANIEL T., (North Prescott ) instead of as on page 211.
South Hadley .- BARTLETT LUMAN Z., instead of "Lumau J."
Crosier Munson L., M. D., (South Hadley Falls). instead of "North Hadley Falls." GAYLORD WILLIAM H., is a patron of this work.
Ware .- BOWDOIN J. EDWIN, instead of "Bowdion."
Westhampton .- RICE AMOS D., is a patron of this work.
Williamsburg .- TOWER CLINTON B., is a patron of this work. WILLIAMS JANNETTE, is a patron of this work.
GENERAL CONTENTS.
Business Directory, by towns
3
Classified Business Directory .279
County Officers. 306
Courts in Hampshire County .. 307
Errata .. .311
5
Gaze tteer of Towns, part 1
112
Map of Hampshire County
inside of back cover
Northampton City Government 307
Postal Rates and Regulations 309
Postoffices and Postmasters 310
Societies .307
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Amherst Cash Shoe Store
2
Amherst Grange Store
8
Brewster C. H., florist.
164
Burroughs E. A., painter
Chamberlain G. M., livery 274
12
Cobe Max, clothing
2
Diekinson L. E., planing-mill.
122
Dumas Joseph, Jr., builder
241
Easthampton News
181
Amherst Record.
Bargain Store 278
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
PAGE.
Guilford R. M. & Co., livery
148
Hmmnjen Agricultural Warehouse
90
Hampshire County Journal.
156
Hampshire Gazette .. 172
Harrington D. L., plater
294
Hebert Joseph, lumber
164
Holyoke Monumental Works
304
Loud Charles N., Inumber.
260
Marsh E. D., furniture
12
Mather John 1 .. , contractor
148
Morgan W. H. H., druggist
12
Northampton Daily Herakl
168
Northampton Steam Laundry
148
Octo Frank & Co., furniture
290
Phillips William, grist-mill.
95
Reed Dr., dentist ..
90
Roberts E. A., jeweler.
132
Sackett R. W., furniture
132
Shattuck C S., gan maker.
104
Snow Mrs. Ellen A., physician.
.191
Stimpson & Co., pianos and organs
90
Sullivan J. A., seeds and agricultural impliments.
298
Valley Echo. .
11£
Warner H., M. D.,
fly leaf inside back cover
Whitbeck & Shearn, musical instruments
132
Williams House, hotel.
.264
Wright D. J., seeds and agricultural implements
148
140
Taylor W. C., pianos and organs.
Whole number of pages in this book 800.
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