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Wheeler Thaddeus, Pigeon Cove
Paints, Oils, and Glass. CHOATE A. & CO., Dock square (see page 258) Paper Hangers. CHOATE A. & CO., Dock square (see page 258)
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ROCKPORT BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Photographer. Cary Robert, 52 Main Physicians. Haskell Benjamin, Main, near Orthodox Church
Manning Joseph, 50 Main
Sanborn John E. 6 Broadway
Tupper A. M., Pigeon Cove
Plumbers. CHOATE A. & CO., Dock square (see page 258) SMITH & POOL, 2 Dock square (see page 259)
Pump and Block Maker. Burnham Newell, 8 Dock square
Real Estate Agent. APPLETON ZENO A., Haskins block, house 26 Main (see page 257)
Sailmaker. Parsons John B., Bear-skin Neck
Saloons. Day Charles, Dock square, near Main
Harris Isaac B., Pigeon Cove
Hodgkins Aaron, Broadway
Sash, Blinds, Etc. CHOATE A. & CO., Dock square (see page 258)
Stables. Eaton James S., Beach, cor. Main - MARCHANT WM., Pigeon Cove (livery, see page 257)
Stone Contractors. PIGEON COVE GRANITE CO., Pigeon Cove (see p. 258) Torrey William J., North, cor. Granite
Surveyor (Land). Pool Calvin W., Gott, near School
Tailor.
Tarr J. Truman, 5 Main Teamsters. Brooks John, Cleaves, opp. the Church Roberts Stephen & Son, 12 Dock square
Telegraph Office. Western Union Telegraph Co., Henry Clark, manager, Dock square
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ROCKPORT BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Tinsmiths and Stove Dealers.
Bartlett Joseph, 2 Mt. Pleasant
CHOATE A. & CO., Dock square (see page 258)
SMITH & POOL, 2 Dock square (see page 259)
Undertaker. Choate Caleb S., Mt. Pleasant st., Cove Hill Variety Stores.
Andrews Betsey F. 34 Mt. Pleasant
Boynton David P. 6 High
Cosgrove William, Beach, near King
Gammage Stephen, 4 Main
Parsons Thomas F. jr. 26 Main
Story. Henry L., Pigeon Cove
Tarr S. N., Bear-skin Neck
Tufts Joseph, 1 Main
Witham George, 23 Main
Watchmaker and Jeweller.
Lane H. G. 18 Main
Wheelwrights.
Stanley Samuel, Pigeon Cove
Webber Philip, School, near Annisquam Mills
Wood Dealers. ( See also Coal Dealers.) MARCHANT WILLIAM, Pigeon Cove (see page 257)
TOWN OFFICERS, 1876-7.
Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers of the Poor .- John W. Marshall, Henry Dennis, jr., Abraham Lurvey.
Town Clerk .- Calvin W. Pool.
Town Treasurer .- Joseph Manning.
Auditing Committee .-- Ezekiel Bradstreet, J. L. Woodfall, Reuben Brooks.
Collector of Taxes .- Edwin Bradley.
Surveyors of Highways .- Benjamin Hale, William Low.
Surveyor of Lumber .- L. S. Gott.
Guagers of Oil .- George J. Tarr, Loring Grimes. Measurer of Wood and Bark .- Allen G. Lane.
Sealer of Weights and Measures .- Alden Choate.
Superintendent of Town Scales .- Francis Tarr, jr.
Fence Viewers .- Samuel W. Burt, John N. Choate, William Marchant.
Constables .- Jesse Savage, Geo. Elwell, Walter G. Peckham.
Keeper of Almshouse .- Samuel W. Burt.
Keeper of Town Pound .- Samuel W. Burt.
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ROCKPORT DIRECTORY.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Chief Engineer, Alfred Parsons. Assistants, William G. Davis, George Elwell, Thomas Kimball, Newell Burnham. Clerk, George Elwell.
ENGINES.
Pigeon Cove, No. 1. Granite street.
Silver Grey, No. 2. Beach street.
Votary, No. 3. Main street.
Hook and Ladder. Main street.
Relief Hose. Main street.
SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS. SCHOOL COMMITTEE. Rev. Henry C. Leonard, Chairman. John W. Marshall, Henry Dennis, jr.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Miss Janette Parsons, Principal. Emma S. Manning, Assist.
GRAMMAR SCHOOLS.
Broadway School .- Miss Martha Richardson, Principal. Mt. Pleasant School .- Mt. Pleasant street. Miss Rebecca F. York, Teacher.
North Village School .- Pigeon Cove. Miss Fannie B. Dade, Principal. Miss Nellie Story, Assistant.
Beach-st. School .- Miss Dora Littlefield, Principal.
Pigeon Hill School .- Miss Jennie Colburn, Principal.
PRIMARY SCHOOLS.
Broadway School .- Miss Mary L. Dade, Principal. Miss Hattie Tucker, Assistant.
Mt. Pleasant School .- Miss Sarah Ross, Teacher.
Main-St. School .- Miss Eliza Caldwell, Teacher.
Pigeon Cove School .- Miss Mary E. Rendall. Principal.
Miss Ellen J. Donahue, Assistant.
INTERMEDIATE.
Mrs. Eliza T. Prince, Principal.
POST OFFICES.
ROCKPORT POST OFFICE .- 16 Main st., Wm. W. Marshall, Postmaster. Mails arrive, 9 A.M., 4 P.M. Close, 8.30 A.M. 4 P.M.
PIGEON COVE POST OFFICE .- Austin W. Story, Postmaster.
INTERNAL REVENUE. John W. Marshall, Assistant Assessor. INSPECTOR OF CUSTOMS. Thomas F. Parsons, jr., 26 Main st. NOTARIES PUBLIC. Alfred Parsons and Andrew F. Clark.
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ROCKPORT DIRECTORY.
CHURCHES.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Main, corner School. Organized 1755. Rev. Charles C. McIntire, Pastor. S. S. Hartley, Richard P. Mills, William Foster, Andrew F. Clark, Deacons. Calvin W. Pool, Church Clerk. Reuben Brooks, Parish Clerk and Treasurer. Joseph T. Haskins, Sexton.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Mount Pleasant, corner High street. Rev. A. J. Lyon, Pastor. Judson Pool, Levi Sanborn, Gilbert Norwood, Committee. George W. Wetherbee, Clerk. Nathaniel Richardson, jr., Treasurer. ORTHODOX CHAPEL.
Pigeon Cove. Rev. Ensign H. Kellogg, Pastor. John W. Marshall, Supt. Sunday. School.
FIRST UNIVERSALIST CHURCH AND SOCIETY. Incoporated 1823. Hale street, Rockport. Rev. Byron G. Russell, Pastor. Miss Olive P. Bray, Clerk and Treasurer. Aaron Poole, Samuel Norwood, Benjamin Marshall, Wm. H. Thurston, Deacons. Jas. W. Bradley, Supt. Sabbath School. William II. Thurston, Sexton.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Broadway. Rev. William A. Braman, Pastor. Samuel Smith, Nathaniel Poole, William W. Marshall, Wakeman Davis, Sylvester Tarr, D. C. Blatchford, John Hooper, James Stillman, Stewards. £ Nathaniel Poole, Rec. Secretary. Albert
Murray, Sexton.
UNIVERSALIST SOCIETY, PIGEON COVE. Incorporated 1873. Rev. R. C. Lansing, Pastor. William Marchant, Treasurer. A. W. Story, Supt. Sabbath School.
CATHOLIC CHURCH. Broadway, near Main .. Rev Thomas Barry, Pastor.
SOCIETIES, ETC.
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF ROCKPORT. Organized Dec. 16, 1859. Annual meeting second Monday in January. Wm. W. Marshall, President. D. O. Mar- shall, Secretary. George Wetherbee, Treasurer. Rooms Broadway, corner School street. Meet Sunday evenings. ROCKPORT CORNET BAND. William N. Manning, Leader and Director.
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ROCKPORT DIRECTORY.
ASHLER LODGE. (Masonic.) Instituted A. L. 5852. Regular Communications first Monday in each month at Town Hall building, Broadway.
GRANITE LODGE, I. O. OF O. F.
Meet Tuesday evenings at Odd Fellows' Hall, Haskins block.
I. O. OF G. T. NORTHERN LIGHT LODGE, NO. 240.
Pigeon Cove. Meet at Edmunds' Hall, every Wednesday evening.
ORDER OF RECHABITES.
Bay Tent, No. 224. Instituted March, 11, 1847. Meetings every Thursday evening in Hall, Dock square.
ROCKPORT REFORM CLUB.
Regular meetings Wednesday evenings. Henry M. Lowe, President. G. W. Cleaves, Vice President. Sylvester Tarr, Treasurer. Charles J. Orne, Clerk. Meet at Jewett Hall, Jewett street.
KIMBALL FUND.
Donated by David Kimball, of Boston, March 4th, 1867. Amount $2,500. 5-6 income for relief of native born citizens who have never been assisted by the town; 1-6 income for prize to meritorious scholars in public schools.
BEECH GROVE CEMETERY.
Under the supervision of the Selectmen. Caleb S. Choate. Superintendent.
NEWSPAPER.
Rockport Gleaner, Established 1872. Published monthly by L. Cleaves & Co., Post office building, Main street, 75 cents per year in advance.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Nathaniel F. S. York, Trial Justice. Zeno A. Appleton, Eben Blatchford, Henry Dennis, Henry Dennis, jr., Eli Gott, Joseph Manning, John W. Marshall, Alfred Par- sons, Calvin W. Pool, Henri N. Woods, Nath'l F. S. York.
MANUFACTURING COMPANIES.
ANNISQUAM MILLS.
Broadway, corner School street. Incorporated 1871.
Capital $250,000. Austin Sumner, President. G. P. Whitman, Agent. Nathaniel Walker, Boston, Treasurer. Manufacture corset jeans and sheetings.
BAY STATE GRANITE CO.
Organized 1874. Capital $150,000. Charles Guidet, N.Y., President. William G. Barbour, Treasurer and Clerk. Works at Pigeon Cove.
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ROCKPORT DIRECTORY.
ROCKPORT GRANITE CO.
Organized 1864. Capital $200,000. Lemuel Shaw, Presi- dent. John Stimson, Treasurer. John Lathrop, Clerk. Works on Granite street.
PIGEON HILL GRANITE CO.
Organized 1870. Capital $30,000. Anson Stimson, Presi- dent. Frank Scripture, Treasurer. Anson Stimson, George R. Bradford, Amos Rowe, Directors.
THE PIGEON COVE GRANITE CO.
Organized 1872. Capital $25,000. John C. Mason, Presi- dent. F. K. Ballou, Agent and Treasurer. Almon Mason, Superintendent.
BANKS. ROCKPORT NATIONAL BANK.
Organized 1865. Main, near School. Capital $150,000. Charles Tarr, President. H. H. Paul, Cashier. Addison Gott, David Smith, Charles Tarr, John Story, jr., George Barker, Loring Grimes, H. H. Paul, Eben Blatchford, Directors.
ROCKPORT SAVINGS BANK.
Open daily from 9 to 12 A.M., and 2 to 3 P.M. Main, corner School. Henry Dennis, President. Joshua Tarr, Eben Blatchford, Benjamin Tarr, John Hoyt, Reuben Brooks, Andrew F. Clark, Trustees. Joseph Manning, Treasurer. Eben Blatchford, Secretary.
HOVEY'S PECTORAL SYRUP, A SIMPLE, SAFE, AND EFFICACIOUS
COUGH REMEDY,
For the various Affections of the Lungs and Throat, SUCH AS Colds, Conghs, Cronp, Whooping Cough, Asthma, Influenza, Hoarse- ness, Bronchitis, and Incipient Consumption, and for the Relief of Consumptives in the advanced stages of the disease.
It is perfectly safe for the youngest infant, very pleasant to the taste, and af- ter many years of trial it has never been known to fail to give immediate relief in the most severe attacks of Throat and Lung diseases.
MANUFACTURED BY CHARLES H. HOVEY, BOSTON HIGHLANDS. PRICE, FIFTY CENTS.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS, 1875. Total, 1,651,902.
BARNSTABLE CO.
Savoy - - - 730
ESSEX CO.
Barnstable - 4,302
Sheffield - - 2,233
Amesbury - 5,987
Brewster -
- 1,219
Stockbridge - 2,089
Chatham - - 2,274
Tyringham' - 517
Andover - - 5,097 Beverly - 7,271 Boxford 834
Dennis 3,369
Washington - 603
Bradford - - 2,347
Falmouth
- 2,211
Harwich -
3,355
Mashpee - 278
Georgetown - 2,214
Orleans - - 1,373
Total - 68,270
Gloucester 16,754
BRISTOL CO.
Sandwich - 3,417
Acushnet
- 1,059
Groveland - 2,084 Hamilton 797
Truro -
-
1,098
Attleborough 9,224
Haverhill -
14,628
Wellfleet -
-
1,988
Berkeley - -
781
Ipswich - - 3,674
Yarmouth - 2,264
Dartmouth - 3,434
Lawrence 34,916
Dighton - - 1,755
Lynn - - 32,600
Total - 32,144
BERKSHIRE CO.
Adams
15,760
Alford
389
Becket
- 1,329
Cheshire 1,693
Norton -
1,595
Clarksburg 670
Raynham - 1,687
Egremont 890
Seekonk - 1,167
Peabody - - 8,066
Florida 572 Gt. Barrington 4,385 Hancock - - 730
Somerset -
- 1,940
Rockport - 4,480 Rowley - - 1,162 Salem - - 25,958
Hinsdale - - 1,571
Westport - 2,912
Salisbury - 4,078
Lanesborough 1,357 Lee - - 3,900
Saugus - - 2,578
Lenox -
- 1,845
Topsfield - - 1,221
Mt. Washington 182
W. Newbury 2,021
New Ashford 160
Chilmark - - 508
Edgartown
- 1,707
Otis
855
Gay Head
-
216
Gosnold -
- 115
Pittsfield -
12,267
Tisbury - - 1,525
Ashfield - - 1,190
Richmond
- 1,141
Bernardston -
991
Sandisfield - 1,172
Total
- 4,071
Buckland - 1,921
Eastham - 639
W.Stockb'ge 1,981 Williamstown 3,683 Windsor - - 624
Danvers
- 6,024
Essex -
-
- 1,713
Provincetown 4,357
Easton - 3,898
Lynnfield 769
Fairhaven · 2,768
Manchester - 1,560
Fall River 45,340
Marblehead - 7,677
Freetown - 1,396
Methuen -
- 4,205
Middleton
- 1,092
Mansfield - 2,656
New Bedford 25,895
Nahant 766
Newbury - 1,426 Newburyp't 13,323 N. Andover - 2,981
Dalton - - 1,759
Rehoboth - - 1,827
Swanzey - - 1,308
Taunton -
20,445
Total
- 131,087
Swampscott - 2,128
Monterey
703
Wenham -
-
911
Marlboro' 2,037
Total - 223,342
FRANKLIN CO.
Peru 443
DUKES CO.
212 CENSUS 'OF MASSACHUSETTS, 1875.
Charlemont - 1,029
HAMPSHIRE CO.
Hudson -
- 3,493
Colerain - - 1,699
Amherst - - 3,937
Lexington
- 2,505
Conway - 1,452
Belchertown 2,315
Lincoln
834
Deerfield -
- 3,414
Chesterfield - 746
Littleton 950
Erving
794
Cummington 916
Lowell - 49,688
Gill
673
Easthampton 3,972
Malden - 10,843
Greenfield - 3,540
Enfield
1,065 Marlborough 8,424
Hawley
588
Goshen
349
Maynard
- 1,965
Heath - 545
Granby
812
Medford - 6,627
Leverett 831
Greenwich -
606
Melrose 3,990
Leyden 524
Hadley 2,125
Natick - - 7,419
Monroe
190
Hatfield - - 1,600
Newton
16,105
Montague
. 3,380
Huntington - 1,095
N. Reading - 979
New Salem - 923
Middlefield 603
Pepperell
· 1,927
Orange -
- 2,497
Pelham
633
Sherborn 999
Rowe - 661
Plainfield - 481
Shirley - 1,352
Shelburne - 1,590
Prescott - - 493
Somerville
21,868
Shutesbury - 558
South Hadley 3,370
Stoneham
- 4,984
Sunderland - 860
Southampton 1,050
Stow
- 1,022
Warwick -
744
Ware - - - 4,142
Sudbury - 1,177
Wendell - - 503
Westhampton 556
Tewksbury - 1,997
Whately - -
958
Williamsburg 2,029
Townsend - 2,196
Total -
33,696
Total - 44,821
HAMPDEN CO.
Agawam - - 2,248
MIDDLESEX CO.
Wayland - - 1,766
Blandford 964
Acton - - 1,708
Westford - - 1,933
Brimfield - - 1,201
Arlington - 3,906
Chester - 1,396
Ashby 962
Wilmington - 879
Chicopee - 10,335
Ashland
- 2,211
Granville - 1,240
Ayer - 1,872
Holland - 334
Bedford 900
Holyoke - 16,260
Belmont - - 1,937
Longmeadow 1,467
Billerica - 1,881 Boxborough 318
NANTUCKET CO. Nantucket - 3,201
Montgomery 304
Cambridge 47,838
Total
- - 3,201
Palmer 4,572
Carlisle 548
Russell .643
Chelmsford - 2,372
NORFOLK CO.
Southwick - 1,114
Concord - 2,676
Bellingham - 1,247
Braintree - - 4,156
Tolland 452
Dunstable 452
Brookline - 6,675
Wales 1,020
Everett - 3,651
Canton - - 4,192
Westfield 8,431
Framingham 5,167
Cohasset - - 2,197
W.Springfield3,739
Groton - - 1,908
Dedham - - 5,756
Wilbraham - 2,576 Holliston - 3,399
Dover 650
Total - 94,304
Hopkinton - 4,503
Foxboro' - - 3,168
Northfield - 1,641
Northampt'n 11,108
Reading - - 3,186
Tyngsboro' - 665
Wakefield - 5,349
Waltham - 9,967
Watertown - 5,099
Weston - - 1,282
Winchester - 3,099
Woburn -
- 9,568
Total - 284,102
Ludlow - 1,222
Monson - - 3,733
Burlington 650
Springfield 31,053 Dracut - 1,116
Worthington 818
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CENSUS
OF MASSACHUSETTS, 1875.
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Franklin -
- 2,983 | Plympton
755 | Hubbardston 1,440
Holbrook
- 1,726
Rochester
- 1,001
Lancaster
- 1,957
Hyde Park - 6,316
Rockland
4,203
Leicester - 2,770
Medfield -
- 1,163
Scituate - 2,463
Leominster - 5,201
Medway -
- 4,242
S. Scituate - 1,818
Lunenburg - 1,153
Milton -
2,738
S. Abington - 2,456
Mendon - - 1,176
Needham
- 4,548
Wareham - 2,874
Milford - 9,818
Norfolk
920
W. Bridgew'r 1,758
Milbury - - 4,529
Norwood
- 1,749
Total - 69,362
Northborough 1,398
Randolph
- 4,064
SUFFOLK CO.
N. Brookfield 3,749
Stoughton
- 4,842
Chelsea - 20,737
Oxford - - 2,938
Weymouth - 9,818
Winthrop 627
Petersham - 1,203
Total -
88,321
WORCESTER CO.
PLYMOUTH CO.
Ashburnham 2,141
Abington - 3,241
Athol - - - 4,134
Bridgewater 3,969
Auburn - 1,233
Brockton - 10,578
Barre
- 2,460
Carver - - 1,127
Berlin
987
Sterling - - 1,569
Duxbury - - 2,245
Blackstone
- 4,640
Sturbridge - 2,213
E. Bridgewat'r2,808
Bolton
987
Sutton -
- 3,051
Hanover - - 1,801
Brookfield
- 2,660
Upton - - - 2,125
IIanson - 1,265
Charlton -
1,852
Uxbridge
- 3,029
Hingham 4,654
Clinton
- 6,781
Warren - - 3,260
Hull - 316
Dana -
760
Webster - - 5,064
Kingston 1,569
Douglas
2,202
Lakeville - 1,061
Dudley
2,653
Marion
862
Fitchburg
12,289
W. Boylston 2,902 W. Brookfield1,903
Mattapoisett · 1,361
Grafton -
4,442
Middleboro' 5,023
Hardwick
- 1,992
Pembroke - 1,399
Harvard - - 1,304
Plymouth
- 6,370
Holden -
- 2,180
Total - 210,295
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Northbridge- 4,030
Sharon
- 1,330
Boston - 341,919
Oakham 873
Walpole - - 2,290
Revere - 1,603
Paxton 600
Wrentham
- 2,395
Total - 364,886
Phillipston - 666
Princeton - 1,063
Royalston - 1,260 Rutland - - 1,030
Shrewsbury - 1,524 Southborough 1,986 Southbridge 5,740
Spencer - - 5,451
Halifax 568
Boylston -
895
Templeton
- 2,764
Westborough 5,141
Marshfield - 1,817
Gardner -
- 3,730
Westminster 1,712
Winchendon 3,762
Worcester 49,317
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E. L. ROWE,
SAIL-MAKER
Sails, Tents, Awnings, WAGON COVERS, Etc., MADE TO ORDER.
Wharf St., between Water and Pearce Sts.,
GLOUCESTER, Mass.
ADDISON WITHAM, RIGGER,
Burnham Bros.' Railway, WATER ST., GLOUCESTER, MASS. Orders for RIGGING and MAST-SETTING promptly attended to.
BURNHAM BROTHERS,
SHIPWRIGHTS,
OWNERS AND OPERATORS OF
Marine Railways, Saw, Planing, and Grist Mills, AND DEALERS IN GRAIN, HAY, AND FLOUR. DUNCAN'S POINT, - GLOUCESTER, MASS.
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244 GLOUCESTER DIRECTORY.
D. A. STORY, SHIP BUILDER.
YARD ON PEARCE ST., New Vessels Built, and Old Ones Repaired in the best manner. GLOUCESTER, MASS.
GEORGE W. SOMES & CO., RIGGERS
AND Mast-Setters.
LOFT ON ROGERS ST., NEAR CENTRAL WHARF, GLOUCESTER, Mass.
JOHN C. FOSTER, SAIL-MAKER, AND MANUFACTURER OF TENTS Italian Store and Window AWNINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Rocky Neck, Gloucester. Cordage, Oars and Blocks for Sale. J. G. Tarr & Bro.'s Wharf.
WILLIAM LURVEY & SON, FRONT ST., OPP. ATLANTIC HOUSE, DEALERS IN
Cod, Haddock, Corned Fish,
Mackerel, Bluefish, Eels, Smelts, Lobsters, Oysters and Clams in the Shell and Out. 1
OYSTERS AND CLAMS OPENED DAILY. All orders promptly attended to and delivered in any part of the city free of expense.
GLOUCESTER, MASS.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
DAVID H. LANE, DEALER IN AMERICAN & SWISS WATCHES,
Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware, and Fan- cy Goods.
No. 143 FRONT STREET. GLOUCESTER. no Watches, Cloeks, and Jewelry · Repaired.
CHARLES H. BOYNTON, DEALER IN
Diamond and Franklin Anthracite COAL, COAL
Hard and Soft Wood. Wood Sawed and Split to Order, FRONT. ST., (Rear of Cape Ann Savings Bank,) GLOUCESTER, - - - MASS.
JOHN PARKHURST,
DEALER IN
Clothing, Furnishing Goods,
AND FISHERMEN'S OUTFITS. Also, Agent for Star Laundry. 100 FRONT ST., GLOUCESTER, MASS.
The Boston 99 Cent Store,
DEALERS IN STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS, CONSISTING OF Table and Pocket Cutlery, Crockery, Glass and Silver Plated Ware, JEWELRY, CHROMOS, BRACKETS, TOYS, And all goods usually found in first-class Faney Goods stores. . G. H. BEAN, 66 FRONT STREET, GLOUCESTER, MASS.
246 GLOUCESTER DIRECTORY.
GEORGE A. DAVIS, MANUFACTURER OF
SARSAPARILLA BEER
AND MINERAL WATER. Also, BOTTLER OF PORTER, ALE & CIDER. PARTIES FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE. SAWYER'S BLOCK, (Basement,) FRONT ST., GLOUCESTER, MASS.
N. GANGLOFF, BILLIARD HALL.
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NEW HALL, CENTRALLY LOCATED, AND SUPPLIED WITH BAILEY'S RUBBER-CUSHIONED TABLES. 99 FRONT ST., GLOUCESTER, Mass.
J. KARCHER,
BREAD & PASTRY BAKER.
FRESH
BAKEE
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BAKER
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CRACKERS, PILOT, and SHIP BREAD,
Cakes, Pies, Pastry, and Bread of all kinds, DUNCAN ST., (Near Rogers.) GLOUCESTER, Mass.
JOHN LLOYD, UNDERTAKER, AND COFFIN WAREROOMS,
FRONT STREET. Opp. the Atlantic House, Gloucester.
Coffins and Caskets furnished to order on the most reasonable terms.
WREATHS, CROSSES, and FLOWERS fresh from the Greenhouse also furnished.
Orders left as above, or at my residence, - BEACH COURT, will meet with prompt attention.
BENNETT & MARR, 247
DEALERS IN
READY-MADE CLOTHING, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Umbrellas, and Rubber Clothing, 157 FRONT ST., GLOUCESTER, Mass.
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING A SPECIALTY. FRANCIS BENNETT.
CHESTER MARR, Jr.
F. M. LORING & CO., DEALERS IN
STOVES, FURNACES, RANGES, Crates and Linings, Cast Iron Sinks. PLUMBING MATERIALS, such as Water-Closets, Bath-Tubs, Etc., Etc.
Glass, Britannia, Japanned, Wooden, Toilet, Enameled, French, and Hollow Ware, Table Cutlery ; Kerosene Oil, Lamps, and Lamp Fittings, Mats, Brooms, Brushes, Etc., Etc. Also, Manufacturers of TIN WARE. 146 FRONT ST., GLOUCESTER, Mass. N. B .- Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper JOB WORK and PLUMBING done to order at short notice. Solar and other Lamps changed to burn Kerosene Oil.
SHERMAN J. CARTER, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in BEEF, PORK, Mutton, Lamb, Sausages, Poultry, VEGETABLES, &c. 140 FRONT ST.
JOSEPH PARSONS,
MANUFACTURER OF
OIL CLOTHING,
AND DEALER IN
READY-MADE CLOTHING, Boots, Shoes, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Umbrellas, and Rubber Clothing. EAST GLOUCESTER, MASS.
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GLOUCESTER DIRECTORY.
DAVID M. HILTON,
TEAMING
AND
BOARDING STABLE.
STEVEDORE, AND ALL KINDS OF HEAVY or LIGHT TRUCKING & TEAM WORK. All Orders entrusted to me will be punctually and faithfully attended to.
OFFICES: REAR 157 FRONT ST., AND Spring, corner of Pearce Street, GLOUCESTER, Mass.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
DAVID G. ALLEN,
DEALER IN
HARD and SOFT WOOD, LUMBER,
Clapboards, Shingles, Laths, Cedar Posts, Etc., DOORS, SASHES, & BLINDS, Hay, Lime, Cement, Bricks, Hair, Hardware, Etc. WHARF, ROGERS STREET, GLOUCESTER, MASS.
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