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Fish Hooks. LOTHROP L. D. 66 to 70 Duncan (importer, see page 326) Fish Oils.
Dodd A. W. & Co., Dodd's wharf, 5 and 7 Wharf street
Hubbard & Goslin, foot of Rowe wharf
Norwood Joseph W. foot of Norwood court
PEW JOHN & SON, 331 Main (see page 330)
Smith David B. & Co. 425 Main
Tarr George G. & Co. 25 Fort square
Fisheries.
Allen Benjamin F., Five Pound Island, office 93 East Main Allen Daniel & Son, 93 East Main
Atlantic Halibut Co., Atlantic wharf Ayer James S. 52 Wharf street Babson Albert P. foot of Water
Babson D. C. & H. 375 Main Chisholm John, 33 Wharf street
Clark George & Co. 13 Rogers Coombs William B., Parker street, head of the harbor (dealer)
Cunningham A. F., Parker street
Cunningham & Thompson, 88 Commercial
Dennis George, 9 Montgomery place Gardner & Parsons, foot of Pearce street Gorton Slade & Co. 60 Commercial Haskell Samuel, Haskell's wharf, 95 East Main Hotchkiss E. G. & Co. 45 Rogers Hubbard & Goslin, 363 Main
Jordan William H., Rowe square
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Fisheries-Continued.
Lane Samuel & Brother, 28 Vincent
Langsford T. A. & Son, 25 Rogers
Leighton Andrew (estate of), foot of Pearce street
Low Benjamin, foot of Wharf street
McKenzie William W. & Co. 47 Rogers
MONTGOMERY BENJAMIN & SON, 12 Montgomery pl. (see page 330)
Morris Edward, 50 Commercial
Oakes & Foster, 55 Commercial
Parmenter & Co., Parmenter & Co.'s wharf, 105 Duncan
Parsons William, 2d & Co., Parsons' wharf, East Main street
Pettingill & Cunningham, 66 Commercial
PEW JOHN & SON, 331 Main (see page 330)
Procter J. O. jr. 1 Commercial court
Sayward Bros., Sayward's wharf, 65 East Main
Shute & Merchant, Parker street, head of the harbor
Smith D. B. & Co. 425 Main
Smith Sylvanus & Co. 401 Main Stanwood Frank, 90 Commercial
Stanwood & Co. 90 Commercial
Steele George & Co. 11 Rogers
Tarr James G. & Bro., Rocky Neck av.
Thurston & Belden, 13 Rogers
Walen M. & Son, foot of Water
Wonson Bros., Wonson's wharf, 199 East Main
Wonson Charles F. & Co., Rocky Neck av.
Wonson John F. & Co. 237 East Main
Wonson William C. & Son, 169 East Main
WONSON WILLIAM H. & SON, Parker street, head of harbor (smoked fish dealers, see page 329)
Fishermen's Outfits.
Anderson John, 290 Main Gray W. P. 77 Duncan
Haley M. J. agent, 250 Main (oiled clothing)
Jodrey Peter, 96 Duncan
LOTHROP L. D. 66 to 70 Duncan (see page 326)
McDonald Roderick, 54 Duncan
NELSON JOHN, 285 Main, branch store 35 Commercial (oiled clothing, see back cover)
NICKERSON LEVI, 123 to 127 Duncan (see page 323) O'Riley John M. 126 Duncan
ROWE JOSEPH H., Duncan, c. Rogers, and 47 Commercial (oiled clothing, see front and back covers)
Fishing Lines.
BURNHAM L. A. & CO. 179 Main (see page 326) GLOUCESTER NET AND TWINE CO., Maplewood av. (see back cover) ROWE JOSEPH H., Duncan, corner Rogers (see front and back covers)
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Fishing Tackle Manufacturers. LOTHROP L. D. 66 to 70 Duncan (see page 326) ROWE JOSEPH H., Duncan, corner Rogers (see front and back covers) -
Flags. ROWE E. L. & SON, 33 Wharf (see page 326)
Florists.
Bennie James, 60 Bass av,
Cole Seth L. & Son, 9 Procter
CURTIS SAMUEL, JR., Washington, corner Marsh (see page 333) Pulcifer George H. 208 Washington Tracy James H. 41 Cherry
Flour and Grain.
Dodge Albert, Maplewood av. cor. Cedar
HASKELL B. & SONS, 315 and 319 Main (see page 329)
Hodgkins Daniel B. 30 Pearl
HODGKINS & CO. 31 Washington (see page 331)
Phillips N. H. 187 Main (flour)
PULCIFER & WITHAM, 59 Eastern av. (see page 332)
Forging. Cape Ann Drop Forge Works, foot of Whittemore street
Freight Lighters. " Abbott Coffin " and " Eagle," Francis Locke, jr. prop. Steam- boat wharf " Moses Adams," John C. Adams, prop., East Gloucester
Fresco Painters. CALL WILLIAM E. & CO. 36 Washington (see page 324) CALL WILLIAM R. 42 Washington (see page 325) DANFORTH & GRIFFIN. 35 Washington (see page 325)
GRIFFIN & COOK, 275 Main (see page 325)
NICHOLS WILLIAM H. 257 Main (see page 334)
Fruit and Confectionery. (See also Confectionery.)
Blatchford John, Western av. near Essex av.
CENTRAL MARKET, James E. Tolman, prop. 251 and 253 Main (see page 329) Crooks N. H. Miss, 13 Bass av.
Dondero Philip, 137 Main Frost John L., Cleaveland, near the railroad
Gorman Joseph G. 32} Washington Herrick A. E. 158 Main Hodgkins Eben & Brother, 32 Eastern av. Lane E. F. 268 Main
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Fruit and Confectionery-Continued.
Lane & Corliss, 172 Main
Levants Nicholas, 232 Main
Marchant Caleb L. 816 Washington
Millett J. E. 50 Washington
Morgan John, 142 Main
Mustapha A. 51 Prospect
Patten James F. 74 Main
Perry M. 281 Main
Saunders Louis, agent, 35 Washington
SAVAGE'S NEWS AND CANDY STORE, 194 Main, and 17 Washington (see page 320)
Thomas William H. 390 Main
Viator Frank R. 252 Main
Young Charles W. rear 17 Exchange
Furnaces and Ranges. (See also Stoves, Furnaces, Etc.)
DAVIS & CO. 278 to 282 Main (see page 317)
SMITH L. E. 221 and 223 Main (see page 317)
Furniture Dealers.
ATKINSON B. A. & CO. 827 Washington, Boston (see side lines in General Directory)
Browne George L. 12 Short
Ellery Benjamin, 12 Hancock
HILL H. P. 293 Main (see page 332)
HUNT THOMAS H. 125 and 127 Main (see page 333)
Lougee George H. 13 Center court
LUCE CHARLES W. & CO. 203 and 205 Main (see line on front cover)
PROCTER J. HOWARD, 121 Main (see page 318)
Furniture Manufacturers.
ATKINSON B. A. & CO. 827 Washington, Boston (see side lines in General Directory)
Galvanized Cornice Work.
VAN NOORDEN E. & CO. 383 Harrison av., Boston (see page 334)
Galvanizer.
ROBINSON FRANK, Rowe square (cast and wrought iron, see page 323)
Gas Company. Gloucester Gas Light Co. foot of Duncan
Gas and Water Piping.
SMITH L. E. 221 and 223 Main (see page 317) STODDART A. P. & SON, 236 Main (see page 330)
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Gents' Furnishing Goods.
Belmont Clothing Co. 147 Main Frost D. O. 239 Main
Naumkeag Branch, 199 Main
NICKERSON LEVI, 123 Duncan (see page 323)
Parsons Joseph, 193 East Main
ROWE JOSEPH H., Duncan, cor. Rogers (see both front and back covers) TAPPAN CHARLES S. 112 to 116 Main (see page 319) Gilder.
HALL GEORGE E. 4 Centre (see page 327)
Gill Nets. GLOUCESTER NET AND TWINE CO., Maplewood av. (see back cover)
Glue Manufacturers.
Improved Process Glue Co. (The), Fort Point
LePage Co. (The), W. N. LePage, pres., Fort Point
Russia Cement Co., Reuben Brooks, treas., off Essex av.
Wonson H. A., Rocky Neck av.
Granite Quarries. (See also Stone Contractors.)
Barker William P. 27 Langsford, Lanesville
Cape Ann Granite Co., H. H. Bennett, treas., Bay View
Lanesville Granite Co. 891 Washington, Lanesville
Vernon James J., Mt. Locust place
Granite Workers.
KAVANAGH EDWARD H. 37 Pearl, near the railroad (see page 321) KENNEDY PATRICK, 108 Washington (see page 321) Grist Mills.
Burnham Bros. 13 Wharf Dodge Albert, Washington street, Riverdale ; store Maplewood av. cor. Cedar Hodgkins Daniel B. 510 Washington ; store 30 Pearl
Grocers,
Babson Annie R. 85 Middle Babson John L. 328 Washington
Babson Moses S. 14 Main
Bailey Joseph, 818 Washington Bingham J. H. 7 Sargent Brown Fred A. 22 Eastern av.
Brown W. B. 150 Washington Burnham Alphonso M. 179 and 183 Main
Burns Thomas, 85 Maplewood av. Cape Ann Granite Co. 681 Washington
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Grocers-Continued.
CENTRAL MARKET, James E. Tolman, prop. 251 and 253 Main (see page 329) Chalmers Hugh, 102 Washington
Coleman Charles O. 88 East Main
Cook Leonard, 75 East Main
Cullen Michael, 39 Washington
Dagle Edmund, Park, cor. Smith
David T. F. 3 Taylor
DAVIS BROS. 159 Main, branch 171 East Main (see p. 332)
Davis G. E. & Bro. 273 East Main
Dolliver Bros. 32. Main
Dustin & Saunders, 826 Washington
Ferguson Christian, 8 Park
Finnegan Patrick, 27 Park
Fuller William J. 62 Grove
Gaffney Daniel, 62 Washington
Gloucester Co-operative Association, 309 Main
GOURVILLE JOHN H. 8 Middle (see page 331)
Griffin Fitz E. 2 Andrews
Harding Howard, 381 Main
HASKELL B. & SONS, 315 and 319 Main (see page 329)
HASKELL HENRY C. L. 274 and 276 Essex av., W. G.
Hilton R. H. 367 Main
Hodgkins Daniel G. 79 Wheeler
Hodgkins E. J. 360 Washington
HODGKINS & CO. 31 Washington (see page 331)
Hubbard & Goslin, 363 Main
Keefe John E., Duncan, cor. Rogers King Abel C. 43 Western av.
King John H. 49 Friend Lane William F. 44 Leonard
Lanesville Granite Co. 891 Washington
Lawrence Frank, 63 Friend
Lycett Arthur M. 20 Magnolia av. near Fuller
Mansfield James & Sons, 21 and 23 Main
Marr Charles A. 9 Mt. Vernon
Marr Parker, 21 Friend Martin Manuel D. 58 Friend
McKenzie William N. 47 Rogers
McLean Kenneth, 115 Duncan
Merchant Simeon, jr. 134 Washington and 9 Derby
Merridew Frank W. 25 Cleaveland
Merridew George E. 23 Maplewood av.
Middleton C. W. 352 Washington Munsey William, 28 Washington
NELSON ANTON, 5 Sargent (see page 333)
Nelson John S. 58} Washington Oakes Charles C. 449 Main Osgood David T. 3 Staten
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PARKER & THURSTON, 66 East Main (see page 329) Parsons Fitz W. 328 Main
Parsons Gorham A. 3 Allen
PEW JOHN & SON, 331 Main (see page 330) Plow James, 37 Washington
PULCIFER & WITHAM, 59 Eastern av. (see page 332) Rich Stephen, 110 and 112 Washington
Roach William, 13 Cedar
Robinson Edward, 78 Washington
Rust Frank B. 84 Washington
Rust William H. R., Essex av., W. G. Scott Thomas, 3 Blynman av.
Semple John R. 8 Fremont
Simmons John, 28 Perkins
Sinclair H. M. 252 Main
Smith Enslow, 118 Duncan
Smith Samuel P. 1 Webster, cor. Eastern av.
Smothers George O. 37 Duncan
Souza Joseph F. 156 Prospect
Stevens A. E. Mrs. 38 Commercial
Stevens F. H. 353 Main Stewart John, Maplewood av. cor. Cleaveland
Story Charles E. 29 School
Tracy John J. 74 Prospect
Whalen Martin J. 49 Washington
Wilson Charles, 36 Western av.
Gunsmith. GRAY CHARLES J. 129 Main (see page 317) Hack Stable. BINGHAM FRANK D. 8 Foster (see page 327) Hairdressers.
Arabian John, 269 Main Bent E. F. 216 Main
Bernard Joseph, 228₺ Main
Buckley Daniel V. 163 Main
Cosgrove William H. 3652 Main Dexter Samuel D. jr. 272 Main
Dorley Joseph N. 167 Main Downes Benjamin F. 171 East Main
Goldthwait P. H. 33 Duncan
Hathaway Victor, 68 East Main
Hinckley William A. 27 Main Jodrey William C. 94 Duncan Kelley R. W. 8 Duncan Larose James A. 12 Main
Littlefield Frank F. 77 Washington Marston Warren, 144 Main McDonald William E. 259 Main
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Hairdressers-Continued.
Merchant Albion H. 319} Main
Orne Edward J. 820 Washington
Parks Warren M. 152 East Main
Powers John H. 58 Washington
Richards John H. 52 Main
Rogers John, 243 Main
Rowe William H. jr. 42 Main
Silva Loring, 299 Main
Sponagle Stephen S. 219 Main
Viator Charles, Prospect, cor. Railroad av.
Viator Leopold, 297 Main
Hair Restorer. THOMPSON JAMES A. 164 Prospect (see page 327)
Hair Worker. Bennett Libbie P. Miss, 73 Western av.
Hardware and Cutlery.
BABSON FITZ J. JR., Railroad av. opp. passenger depot (see page 323)
Dade Jason C. 138 East Main
GRAY CHARLES J. 129 Main (see page 317)
GRIFFIN BENNETT & SON, Maplewood av. opp. Cedar (see page 317)
HASKELL B. & SONS, 288 Main (see page 329)
HIGGINS & GIFFORD, Parker, near East Main, head of the harbor (boat builders', see page 321)
RAYMOND HERBERT W. 33 Main (see page 321) Sanborn George, 123 Main
SMITH L. E. 221 Main (see page 317)
STORY CYRUS, 76 Main (see back cover)
Harness Makers.
Bott Bros. 5 Main McCulloch Henry S. 133 Main
Hats, Caps, Etc.
NICKERSON LEVI, 123 Duncan (see page 323)
ROWE JOSEPH H., Duncan, cor. Rogers (see front and back covers) TAPPAN CHARLES S. 112 to 116 Main (see page 319)
Hay, Straw, and Bricks.
GARLAND WILLIAM H. 33 Pearl (see page 322) HASKELL B. & SONS, 315 and 319 Main (see page 329)
Herring Nets. GLOUCESTER NET & TWINE CO., Maplewood av. (see back cover)
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Horse Shoers. (See also Blacksmiths.) HILTON WILLIAM F. 35 Mansfield (see page 328) LUFKIN EBEN H. 78 Western av. (see page 328) WHEELER EDWIN R. 35 Pearl (see page 328)
Horse and Wagon Cover Manufacturer.
ROWE JOSEPH H., Duncan, cor. Rogers (see front and back covers)
Hotels.
Bass Rock Hotel, W. E. Forbes, manager, Brightside av. cor. Beach av. (summer)
Belmont House, Ambrose Malonson, proprietor, 151 Main
CENTRAL HOUSE, William H. Reilly, prop. 217 Main, cor. Water (see page 319)
Hesperus House, Mrs. Orra Paige, Hesperus av., Magnolia
Hotel Falmouth, Geo. W. Patterson, 433 Main
Magnolia Hotel, Magnolia Hotel Co. props.
MASON HOUSE, E. E. Saville, prop., Main, cor. Washington (see page 327)
Oak Grove House, R. C. Hunt & Son, Magnolia av.
Ocean House, Mrs. S. M. Roberts, 14 Western av.
Ocean Side House, G. A. Upton, Lexington av., Magnolia Pavilion Beach, 32 Western av.
Sunset House, Mrs. Geo. H. Pearson, Lexington av., Magnolia WINDOM HOTEL, H. W. McDonald, manager, 12 Railroad av. (see page 331).
Hot Water and Steam Heating.
DAVIS & CO. 278 to 282 Main (see page 317) SMITH L. E. 221 and 223 Main (see page 317)
House Furnishing Goods.
ATKINSON B. A. & CO. 827 Washington, Boston (see side lines in General Directory)
LUCE C. W. & CO. 203 Main (see line on front cover)
Ice Dealers.
Berry Lorenzo, 677 Washington
Fernwood Lake Ice Co., F. W. Homans, prop. 105} Main
Gloucester Ice Co. 9 Pleasant and 1 Webster, cor. Eastern av.
Instantaneous Photographs. MEARS GEO. C. 8 Centre (see page 322)
Insurance Agents.
Blatchford W. H. 397 Main Fears Robert R. 191 Main Follansbee H. L. 187 Main HASKELL H. C. L. 97 Main (see page 321)
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Insurance Agents-Continued.
Presson David E. 201 Main
Stacy Samuel A. & Son, 195 Main, opp. Post-office
STEELE GEORGE & CO. 188} Main (and brokers, see inside back cover)
STORY CYRUS, 76 Main (see back cover)
Insurance Companies.
Annisquam Mutual Insurance Co. 11 Leonard
Gloucester Mutual Fishing Insurance Co. 201 Main
Iron Founders.
Reed George A. & Son, Myrtle square
Iron Workers. VAN NOORDEN E. & CO. 383 Harrison av., Boston (see page 334)
Isinglass Manufacturers.
Gloucester Isinglass & Glue Co., J. S. Rogers, agent and treas. 109 Prospect
Jewelry, Watches, Etc. (See also Watchmakers and Jewellers.)
Boston Jewelry Co. 226 Main
CHISHOLM P. A. 161 Main (see page 320)
FLYE ALDEN W. 102 Main (see page 320)
HOPKINS CALVIN F. 209 Main (see page 332)
LANE EVERETT, 130 Main (see page 320)
ROWE JOSEPH H., Duncan, cor. Rogers (see front and back covers)
Thompson F. S. 164 Main
Junk Dealers.
Brophy Brothers, Wharf street
Carroll Daniel, head of Fears' wharf
Crockett William T. 3 East Main
Howard D. G. 3 Sargent
Langsford & Gaffney, 12 Water
Lupas Henry, rear 20 Commercial
Nagle & Powers, 10 Fort wharf
Justice of the Peace. (See also Miscellaneous Department.) READ AUGUSTINE H. 20 Devonshire, Boston (see page 234)
Kindling Wood. BOYNTON CHAS. H., Boynton's wharf, 55 Main (see page 324) GRIFFIN & CO. 21 Fort square (see page 324)
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GLOUCESTER BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Kitchen Furnishing Goods.
DAVIS & CO. 278 Main (see page 317) HARVEY A. F. 59 Washington (see page 317) RAYMOND H. W. 33 Main (see page 321) RENTON THOMAS, 197 East Main (see page 321) SMITH L. E. 221 Main (see page 317)
Ladies' Furnishing Goods.
BUTMAN & FRENCH, 196 Main (see page 318) CALEF JOHN C. & CO. 83 Main (see page 318) MASON CHARLES A. 272 Main (see page 318) PATTILLO ALEX. 120 and 122 Main (see front cover) PETTIGREW J. & CO. 90 Main (see page 318) TRACY WILLIAM, 40 Main (see page 318)
Laundries.
Cape Ann Steam Laundry, P. F. Bussell, rear Belmont House
Quong Chang, 8 Park
Quong Lee, 53 Main
Wing Hi, 30 Washington
Yee On, 229 Main
Yee Wah, 311 Main
Lawyers.
Connolly Michael J. 132 Main
Donahoe Archibald N. 132 Main
Flaherty John J. 201 Main
French William W. 211 Main
McNeirny M. J. 132 Main Pew William A. jr. 191 Main
PIERCE J. C. 201 Main (see top line on back cover)
Russell Charles A. 211 Main
Smith Charles D. 132 Main
Taft Edgar S. 201 Main
Woods Henri N. 111 Main
York Sumner D., Police Court building
Leads. GLOUCESTER NET & TWINE CO., Maplewood av. (see back cover)
Libraries. PROCTER CIRCULATING LIBRARY, 108 Main (see front cover and page 335) Sawyer Free Library, 88 Middle
Lime, Cement, Etc.
GRIFFIN BENNETT & SON, Maplewood av. opp. Cedar (see page 317) NAUSS L. B. 42 Commercial (see page 323)
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GLOUCESTER BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Lines.
BURNHAM L. A. & CO. 179 Main (see page 326)
GLOUCESTER NET & TWINE CO., Maplewood av. (see back cover)
Liniment.
ROWE JOSEPH H., Duncan, cor. Rogers (Minard's, see front and back covers)
Liquid Glue. ROWE JOSEPH H., Duncan, cor. Rogers (see front and back covers)
Liquor Dealers.
INGERSOLL EDWARD, 50 School (wholesale and retail, see page 328) REILLY WILLIAM H. 217 Main, cor. Water (see p. 319)
Livery Stables. (See Stables.)
Lobster Dealer.
Clausen Peter, 29 Rogers
Locksmith. GRAY CHARLES J. 129 Main (see page 317)
Looking Glass Plate.
ADAMS E. 192 Main (see line on back cover)
Lumber Dealers.
BABSON FITZ J. JR., Railroad av. opp. passenger depot (see page 323)
GRIFFIN BENNETT & SON, Maplewood av. opp. Cedar (see page 317)
NAUSS L. B. 42 Commercial (see page 323)
Story Amos A. 227 East Main
Machinists.
Moses Walter S. 21 Curve
RICHARDSON N. (ESTATE OF), 104 Washington, near the railroad (see page 317)
STODDART ADAM P. & SON, 236 Main (see page 330)
Mackerel Nets.
GLOUCESTER NET & TWINE CO., Maplewood av. (see back cover)
Marble Works.
KAVANAGH EDWARD H. 37 Pearl, near the railroad (see page 321) KENNEDY PATRICK, 108 Washington, near the railroad (see page 321)
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Marine Railways. Burnham Brothers, Duncan's Point, foot of Water, office 13 Wharf street Parkhurst Charles & Son, Duncan's Point, foot of Duncan
Rocky Neck Marine Railway Association, James G. Tarr & Brother, proprietors, Rocky Neck
Market Gardener. CURTIS SAMUEL, JR., Washington, cor. Marsh (see p. 333)
Masons. Lane William M. 133 Maplewood av.
Marshall Benjamin E. 35 Granite
Masons' Materials.
GRIFFIN BENNETT & SON, Maplewood av. opp. Cedar (see page 317)
Massagist. THOMPSON JAMES A. 164 Prospect (see page 327)
Mast Hoops. LEE CHARLES E. foot of Duncan (see page 326) LUFKIN C. F. 353 Main (see page 333)
Mast and Spar Makers.
ANDREWS CHARLES H. 5 Rogers (see page 329) Call Joseph C. 25 Vincent
Mattress Manufacturers.
ATKINSON B. A. & CO. 827 Washington, Boston (see side lines in General Directory)
Mattresses, Bedspreads, and Pillows. ROWE JOSEPH H., Duncan, cor. Rogers (see front and back covers)
Meat Markets. (See Provisions.)
Mercantile Agency. READ'S COLLECTION AND MERCANTILE AGENCY, 20 Devonshire, Boston (see page 234)
Metal Ceilings. VAN NOORDEN E. & CO. 383 Harrison av., Boston (see page 334) Metal Shingles. VAN NOORDEN E. & CO. 383 Harrison av., Boston (see page 334)
Milk Dealer. NELSON ANTON, 5 Sargent (see page 333)
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Millinery.
Barrett I. J. Mrs. 9 Centre
Bly Moses S. 101 Main
Bunker M. 75 Main
Cummings Mary J. 155 Main
Dunnels John H. 124 Main
Higgins Charles L. 198 Main
Mineral Water Manufacturers.
DAVIS GEORGE A. basement Sawyer's block, 95 Main (see page 326) GLOUCESTER BOTTLING WORKS, D. J. McLean, prop. 51 and 53 Duncan (see top line on front cover)
Mittens, Socks, and Nippers.
PATTILLO ALEX. 120 and 122 Main (see front cover)
ROWE JOSEPH H., Duncan, cor. Rogers (see front and back covers)
Monumental Works.
KAVANAGH EDWARD H. 37 Pearl, near the railroad (see page 321) KENNEDY PATRICK, 108 Washington (see page 321)
Mortgage Brokers. STEELE GEORGE & CO. 1882 Main (see inside back cover)
Music and Musical Instruments.
HUBBARD & HUTCHINGS, Ferguson's new block, 33 Washington (see page 320)
LANE O. W. 99 Main (see page 320)
PARSONS THEODORE, 43 Main (see page 320)
Musical Merchandise.
HUBBARD & HUTCHINGS, Ferguson's new block, 33 Washington (see page 320) LANE O. W. 99 Main (see page 320) PARSONS THEODORE, 43 Main (see page 320)
Music Teachers.
Cressy Carrie S. Miss, 120 Prospect
Davis Amanda S. Miss, 40 Granite (inst.)
Friend Preston Mrs. 22 Summer (inst.)
Haskell S. Everett, 6 Highland
Howe Abby B. 13 Spring (inst.)
Howe Lucy K. 13 Spring (inst.) HUTCHINGS WALDO L., Ferguson's new block, 33 Wash- ington (see page 320) LANE OSBORNE W. 99 Main (inst., see page 320) Miles Florence M. Mrs. 68 Prospect (vocal) Norwood Jennie L. 4 Woodbury (inst.)
GLOUCESTER BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 265
PARSONS THEODORE, 43 Main (see page 320) Pew Mary E. 308 Main (inst.) Saville Lizzie D. 17 Elm (inst.)
Spaulding Austin A. 16 Centennial av. (vocal) Steele Everett, 54 Middle (inst.)
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