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Gowell Nahum F., runs rolling machine, bds. 28 How Gowing William E. (Gowing & Higgins), provisions, 154 Winter, house at Lawrence Gowing & Higgins ( Wm. E. Gowing and J. W. Higgins), provisions ( whol.), 154 Winter
Grace Benjamin S., clerk, 13 Washington sq., h. 9 Cottage Grace Frank I., boards Lowell avenue
Graham Charles G., shoe-cutter, house 6 North Graham Charles II., boards 3 Dow avenue
Graham Hugh, marble-worker C. H. Weeks, h. 18 Seventh Graham John E., Jather, boards 1 Rose av. [ford
Graham Lewis D., watchmaker, 87 Merrimack, b. at Brad- Graham Otis A., clerk, 61 Merrimack, bds, at Bradford Graham Sylvanus C., sole-entter, house 21 Sixth Graham William, laborer, house 1 Roso avenue
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Grammo Georgie E. Mrs., boards 9 Pecker Grant Charles, carpenter, boards 7 Elm place Grant Charles H., shoemaker, house 14 Merrimack Grant Daniel, shoemaker, house 4 Oak Granton Robert, shoe contractor, house 62 Summer Granton & Hammond ( Robert Granton and Daniel W.
Hammond), shoe contractors, 18 Washington Gratton W., shoemaker, boards 35 Wingate Graves Engene E., clerk, 20 Merrimack, bis. 9 Portland Graves Henry C., pastor First Baptist church Gray Charles, shoemaker, house 171; Washington Gray Ellen, widow of Thomas, house 30 Primrose Gray Geo. N., shoemaker, h. Water, opp. the greenhouse Gray James, undertaker, 39 Main, house 18 Green Gray James, farmer, house Lowell av., Scotland hill Gray John, boards 30 Primrose
Gray Maria, widow of Samuel, house 3 Nichols Greeley Erastus P., shoemaker, house Amesbury road, near Newton road [tow, N. II.
Greeley Gayton C., shoe-cutter, 4 Gardner blk., h.at Plais- ` Greeley Gilman, stock-fitter, house 1 Gale court Green Charles E,, clerk, 46 Main, boards 156 do. Green C. Frank, shoemaker, house 264 Washington Green Jennie M. Miss, teacher Winter street grammar school, boards 10 Portland
Green John N. B., box manufacturer, 35 Fleet, office 20 Pleasant, house 110 Main
Green John P. M., shoe-cutter, honse 3 Duncan
Green Joseph C. Mrs., house 10 Portland
Green Walter S., rosette maker, 151 Washington, house at Bradford
Green William, shoemaker, bds. 4 Garden court Greene George A. (Greene & Nichols), shoe mnfr., 23 to 32 Washington square, house 20 Summer Greene Moses II., general merchandise, 135 Merrimack, house at Bradford
Greene & Nichols (George A. Greene and William M. Nichols ), shoe infrs., 28 to 32 Washington square Greenleaf Alfred F., clerk Clinton House, 79 and 81 Mer- rimack, boards do.
Creenleaf Alva M., clerk, 10 Main, boards 86 Winter Greenleaf Benjamin W., farmer, . house Broadway, near Liberty, West Parish
Greenleaf Samuel H., painter, house 43 Myrtle Greenleaf Sophia Miss, house 104 Water Greenleaf Tristram, house 21 Highland avenue Greenleaf Willimn IL., shoemaker, honse 86 Winter Greenleaf W. Franklin, shoemaker, boards 86 Winter Greenman George II., boards 76 Main
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Greenman William G., bookkeeper, 151 Merrimack, house 76 Main
Greenough Edwin L., shoe-packer, boards 6 Jackson
Greenough Henry A., house 20 North
Greenwood Alexander, shoemaker, house 116 Winter
Greenwood H. Jennie Miss, teacher Winter street school, boards 18 Vine [sq.
Greenwood John, sole-cutter, h. Hilldale av., n. Sargent Greenwood John, shoemaker, house 26 Lewis
Gregg Walter F., shoe-cutter, house 26 Moore
Grey Fred., shoemaker, boards 9 Pecker
Grieves Richard A., clerk, 198 Merrimack, h. 5 Portland Griffin Albert E., carpenter, house 8 Grove
Griffin Brothers (Reuben E. and Charles C. Griffin), shoo manufacturers, 52 to 56 Washington Griffin Charles C. (Griffin Brothers), shoe manufacturer, 52 to 56 Washington, house 13 Summit avenue
Griffin Daniel, shoemaker, boards 2 Eastern avenue
Griffin Elizabeth J. Mrs., boards City Hotel
Griffin George W., foreman J. Pilling, Washington, bds. 11 Oak
Griffin Hannah, widow, house 93 River
Griffin James, tack maker, boards 30 Howard
Griffin James A. (C. O. MeLain & Co.), shoe manufac- turer, house Park avenne, Ist on right
Griffin Jane, widow of Albert, house 27 Fifth Griffin Jane J., widow of James, house 30 Howard
Griffin John, boards 30 Howard
Griffin John F., box maker, house 26 Winter
Griffin John HI., tack maker, boards 30 Howard
Griffin Mary A., widow of Calvin B., h. 24 Kenoza av.
Griffin Michael, plasterer, house 52 Primrose Griffin Renben E. ( Griffin Brothers), shoe manufacturer, 52 to 56 Washington, house 26 Pecker Griffin Sterling C., shoemaker, rooms 194 Merrimack Griffin Stuart C., hostler, house 34 Grand Griffin Sydney A., carpenter, house 22 Webster GRIFFIN WALTER HI., prop. City Hotel, 139 Merrimack, boards do. (see adv. dept., p. 25) Grimes Daniel, teamster, house rear 157 Main Grimshaw Henry, hatter, house 95 River Grogan Frank, hatter, house 11 Rose Gross David N., carriage painter, honse 4 Sixth GROVELAND FIRE INS. CO., John A, Apple- ton, agent, 85 Merrimack (see adv. dept., p. 49) Grover Alfred P., farmer, house 3 River Guay Antoine, shoemaker, house 153 Water Gubtal Amos C., last maker Ezra Kelley's last factory Gunston Herbert W., shoe-cutter, bds. 4 Gale court
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Gunston Lydia, widow of William, house 4 Gale court Gustre Alfred, shoemaker, house 4 School
HACKETT DANIEL (Stockbridge & Hackett), shoe monfr .. 103 Washington, house 2 Grove Hackett Maria, widow of Daniel, house 2 Grove Haddock Charles F., shoemaker, house 3 Warren Haddock Clarence, shoemaker, house 134 Winter Haddock Edward C., shoemaker, house 20 Auburn Haddock Nancy, widow of James, b. 1 Batcheller court Ilaeffey Ellen Mrs., house Lewis, cor. Lancaster Haeffey William, shoemaker, house '17 Lancaster Haggerty George, shoemaker, house 6 Mill Haggerty Hannah, widow of Daniel, house 15 Lancaster Haggett Daniel J., shoemaker, rooms 5 Park
Haight Charles C., carpenter, Granite, near school-house, honse C Pentucket
Ilail Lewis, carpenter, bds. Elm House, Emerson
Haines Daniel D., carriage trimmer, house 16 School
Haines Flora S., cashier, 51 Merrimack, b. 13 Lindel Haines John S., shoemaker, boards 11 ITale
Haines Octavia E., widow of Jolin W., honse 13 Lindel Haines Thomas J., teamster, house 7 Bartlett avenue HIale Charles E., laster, house 70 Essex
Hale E. J. M., flannel mntr. (Groveland), h. 75 Main
Hale George K., farmer, h. Kenoza, n. East parish road [do.
Hale Hannah C., wid. of Ezekiel, h. 14 School Hale Harry B. (Smith & Hale), grocer, 162 Essex, b. 181 HALE JAMES A., successor to (J. V. Smiley & Co.), books, periodicals, and paper-hangings, 6 Main, house 45 Cedar (see advt. front colored opp. title and line on back cover) [at Georgetown
HIale John, engineer at Haverhill Laundry, 27 Water, h.
HIale Lewis H., stitcher, house 10 William
Hale Margaret A,, widow of Charles S., house 181 Essex
Ilale Paul N., shoe-cutter, house 1 Bartlett
Hale Phebe Miss, boards 10 Bartlett
HIale Rebecca S., widow of James, house 15 Cedar llale William, house 46 Portland
Haley Cornelius, teamster, house 6 Mill
Haley Daniel, currier, house 59 Summer
Haley John, shoemaker, house 18 Harrison
Haley John, nail maker, boards 16 Locke
Haley John P., shoemaker, boards 18 Harrison
Haley Peter H., stock fitter, boards 59 Summer
Haley William, shoemaker, boards 18 Harrison
Hall Amanda M., widow of Jeremiah, h. Hilldale avenne
JIall Aunie Mrs., house 15 Walnut [Walnut
Hall Annie M., stitching room, 16 Washington, bds. 15
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Hall Benjamin F., shoe-cutter, bds. 51 Portland Hall Benjamin F., shoemaker, house 68 Summer
HIall Brackett F., shoe mnfr., 128 and 130 Washington, house 125 Main
Ilall B. Frank, shoemaker, house 34 Moore Hall Catherine Mrs., house rear 282 Washington
Hall Charles H., shoemaker, house 60 Franklin Hall Cyrus E., job wagon, house 12 Vestry
Hall Daniel F., shoemaker, house 19 Brickett
Hall Daniel H., shoe-cutter, house 51 Portland
Hall Edwin F., shoemaker, house 13 Oak
Hall Eliza P., widow of Charles E., house 6 Franklin Hall Ernest A., clerk, 38 Winter, bds. 21 Hilldale av.
Hall E. Tasker, clerk, 133 Merrimack, boards do. Hall Frank C., shoemaker, bas. Washington Square Hotel
Hall Frank H., shoe-cutter, boards 2 Moore
HIall Prank J., steam and gas fitter, rear 152 Merrimack, rooms 131 do.
Hall Frank M., shoe-cutter, bds. 21 Newcomb Hall F. W., shoemaker, boards Elin House
Hall George A., 6S Merrimack, house 76 Emerson Hall George W., entter, 124 Washington, h. 84 Emerson Hall Hendrick, foreman Goodrich & Porter, h. 27 Fifth Hall Henry A., trimming cutter, boards 2 Moore HIall II. S., farmer, h. Kenoza av., Gale farm
Hall Isane Y., shoemaker, house 77 River Hall James D., heeler, 124 Merrimack, honse & White
Ball James B., shoe-cutter, boards 28 Emerson Hall James K. (J. K. Hall & Co.), 15 Merrimack and 9 Washington, house at Bradford
Hall James T., carpenter, house 21 Hilldale avenue Hall Jesse G., carpenter and buil ler, b. 34 Arlington Hall John C., shoemaker, bils. Myrtle, cor. Autumn Hall Joseph, shoemaker, house S Lorke
Hall Joseph H., painter, house 73 Water
ITill J. Everett, shoemaker, boards 2 Spring place
HALL J. K. & CO. (James K. Hall), paper deal- ers, 15 Merrimack and 9 Washington (see advt. on front cover)
IIall L. D., shoemaker, boards 5 Pleasant
Hall Nellie Mrs., shoe stitcher, house 21 Winter Hall Richard A., stock cutter, house 8 Porter HIall Stacy G., shoemaker, house 80 Essex
Hall Susan M., wi low of Stephen, honse 2 Moore Hall William ,, shoemaker, boards 77 River Hall Winfield S., heel-catter, boards 81 Moore Halsall Henry, bookkeeper, 43 Merrimack, house 5 Vine Ham Annie ML., widow of James W,, house Lowell ave- nue, near school No. 8
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Ham Charles W., sole-cutter, bds. rear 218} Washington Ham Clarissa, widow, house rear 21812 Washington Ham Edward E., shoe-entter, bds. 1 Elin place Ham George, shoe mnfr., 64 Washington, h. 2 Bartlett Ham George W. (Geo. W. Ham & Co.), soda and mine- ral water infr., rear 66 Washington, house 12 Oak HAM GEO. W. & CO. (Geo. W. Ham), soda and mineral water mnfrs., rear 66 Washington (see adv. dept., p. 51) -
Ham John JI, shoemaker, house 13 Jackson Ham Shepard S., shoe-cutter, house 1 Elin place
Ham William, carpenter, house 3 Race
Hamel Cesaire, shoemaker, house 13 How
Hamel Leon, shoemaker, house 68 Franklin
. Hamelin Noah, shoemaker, house 88 Essex
Hamlin John C., shoem iker, house East parish, n. Church Hamlin Lydia, widow of Africa, h. Konoza, East parish Hamlin Taylor, shoemaker, b. John Hamlin's, East parish Hammond Andrew F., house 121 Merrimack
Hammond Daniel W. (Granton & Hammond), 18 Wash- ington, bonse 1 Carleton court
Hammond George K., shoemaker, house 8 Walmit
Hammond Lucy M., widow of Edward, bds. S Porter Hammond Philip A., shoe contractor, house 10 Dover Hammons Betsey F., widow of David, h. Washington, beyond Ayer [mack, ris, 44 do.
Hammons D. Arthur, heels, rands, etc., rear 116 Merri-
Hammons William, sole-entter, honse 2 Harrison
Hancock Franklin, h. Lowell avenue, near Bradley av.
Hancock Harry O., farmer, bds. Flavel Phillips', Liberty, near Crystal
Hanifin John, laborer, house 16 Primrose
Hanlon James, laborer, house 7 Mill
Hanlon James Mrs., house rear 22 John
Hanlon James, shoemaker, house 36 Sargent square
Hanlon John, harness maker, boards 7 Mill
Hanlon Matthew, shoemaker, h. Silver, near Primrose Hanlon Rosannah, widow of Joseph, h. 36 Sargent sq. Hanlon Thomas, shoemaker, boards 16 Sargent square Hanniford John, laborer, house Harrison
Hamon James G., shoemaker, boards 72 Winter
Hanrahan William, shoemaker, house 3 Kimball Janrohan John, laborer, boards River
Hanrohan Patrick, laborer, house rear 168 Washington HANSCOM BROS. (Moses W. and Wm. A. Han- seom ), hardware, paints, oils, etc., 30 Main (sec adv. dept., page 31)
Hanscom George II., carpenter, house 3 Dow avenue Hanscom J. Albert, clerk Hanscom Brothers, boards Ea- gle House
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Hanscom Moses W. (Hanscom Bros.), hardware, paints, oils, etc., 30 Main, h. 156 Main
Hanscom Win. A. ( Hanscom Bros.), hardware, paints, oils, etc., 30 Main, h. 150 Main
Hanson Edward, wood-worker, house 109 Winter Hanson Elizabeth, widow of Noah, honse 103 River
HANSON GEO. W., painter and paper-hanger, 5 White, h. do. (see adv. dept., p. 33)
Hanson Gilman L., farmer; h. Groveland, 2d from bridge Hanson Isaac jr., shoe-stitcher, rear 110 Merrimack, honse 25 White
Hanson John A., painter, 4 Bridge, h. at Bradford
Hanson Mary, widow, house 27 Pleasant
Hanson Sarah E., widow, house 6 Orchard
Ilanson Stephen, laborer, house 26 Howard
Ilapgood Inez E. Miss, teacher Winter street school, bds. 96 Essex
Hapgood Levi, shoemaker, house 1. Batchelder's court Harding Albert G., asst. bookkeeper, 188 Washington, bds. 76 Main
Harding Ann Miss, house 79 Water
Harding Elizabeth, widow of Benjamin, h. 79 Water
Harding George A., fireman, house 7 Grove
Harding Isaac Mrs., house 76 Main
Harding L. J. Mrs., dress and cloak making and milli- nery, 5 Water, house 79 do.
Hardy Chas. IL., blacksmith, 40 Sargent sq., h. 1 Central Hardy Clarence C., shoe-cutter, 156 Merrimack, house at Groveland
ITardy Clement W., stock-fitter, house 57 Merrimack Hardy Edmund R., confectionery, 150 Merrimack, house at Bradford
Hardy Fred W., at Gale Bros., bds. How, corner May Hardy George II., shoe-cutter, house 52 No. Broadway Hardy George W., heel-contractor, house 6 Oak Hardy Harry W., shoemaker, boards 56 Water Hardy John H., shoemaker, house 56 Water
HARDY JOSEPH C., wood, coal, hay and grain, 154 Winter, h. 1 Beacon (see adv. dept., p. 27)
Hardy Peter, carpenter, house 23 River Hardy Richard, shoemaker, house 10 High Hardy Thomas II., hatter, boards 103 River Hardy Wm. H., shoemaker, boards 56 Water Hargraves Charlotte Mrs., house 4 Water HARMON GEO. O., boots and shoes, 17 Main, h. 15 do. (see adv. dept., p. 33)
Harnden Otis, with Gowing & Higgins, h. 5 Duncan Harney Michael, laborer, boards 6 New
Harper William, hat dyer, house rear Fleet
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Harrigan Cornelius, shoe-dresser, boards 24 Harrison Harrigan David, shoemaker, house 24 Harrison
Harrigan Dennis, laborer, house Hale, n. Brickett
Harrigan John II., clerk, boards 24 Harrison
IIarriman Benjamin, farmer, h. Plaistow rd., n. Concord Harriman Chas. HI., shoemaker, h. Plaistow rd., n. Concord Harriman Daniel, shoe mofr., 58 and GO Washington, h. 76 Water
Harriman Ira F., shoemaker, h. Plaistow rd., n. N. II. line Harriman Jesse II., bookkeeper, house 10 Walnut
Harriman John, boards 4 Seventh
Harriman Lizzie K., vocal music teacher, bds. 76 Water Harriman Warren A., shoemaker, house Plaistow road, near Concord
Harriman Win. S., soles and stiffenings, rear 44 Washing- ton, house at Bradford
Harrington Joseph, tailor, house rear 11 Maple
Harris Alexander, shoemaker, house 39 Charles
Harris Arthur, laborer, house 28 Elm
Harris Charles B., shoemaker, boards 10 Ashland
Harris Elmer S., shoe mufr., 813 Washington, house 14S Main
Harris Geo. II., at steam laundry, 27 Water, b. 11 Green Harris George W., jeweler, boards 6 Baldwin
Harris Isaac B., shoemaker, house 10 Ashland
Harris James W. (Potter & Harris), carpenter, 15 Sixth, house 13 do.
Harris James W., shoemaker, house 10 Auburn
HARRIS JOHN E,, prop. Haverhill steam laundry, 27 Water, bds. 5 Dow av. (see advt. on front cover) Harris Joseph K., shoe innfr., 17 Washington square, h. 150 Main
Harris Leander, foreman, 8112 Washington, h. at Bradford HIarris Mary B., widow of Wm. D., house 2 Charles
Harris Thomas, painter, house rear 32 Moore
Harris Win. H., in steam laundry, 27 Water, b. 16 Lindel ILARRIS W.H. H., watchmaker and jeweler, 192 Merrimack, h. 6 Baldwin (sce adv. dept., p. 18)
Harrison Alexander, batter, boards 16 How
Hart Francis, shoemaker, boards 34 Essex
Hart Martin, gardener and grocer, 11 Lancaster, house 13 do.
Hartford Andrew J., clerk, 13 Washington, b. 3 Cherry
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Hartford James R., shoemaker, boards 2 Locke
Hartford Woodbury, shoemaker, bds. rear 19 How
Hartwell J. Edwin, shoe-cutter, boards 26 Portland
Hartwell Win. E., printer Haverhill Gazette, house 26 Portland
Harvey Chas. G., shoemaker, bds. Wm. Hooper's, Water
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1880
Life, 7
Of Insurance
The undersigned bez to announce that they have formed an association nuder the name of the "NORTH EAUX DIETER'T SOCIETY," to carry on the bir ness of Life Insure ce In connection with the New York Life Insurance Co.
This company was chartered in ISH, verrienred bu iness in 1845, and is now one of the largest, wealthiest and most protitell santral life insurance companies in the worldi.
During the thirty five years of its existence it is paid to the witows and orplan of Green All members, F20,005, 6.1, in cash, and to living members, in end Arments, Hvidends, etc., 829, 11, 1-2. 1 ..
nepal Los as, Dividende, and all offer Mittalates, 10 :471, 714.99; and the vet surplus to over . ..
There is freely ios For_er or sou ter ditoil institution of any kind Intheworld. I .ferdin it for steto, and med the premiums drzewa in fall, at rigoler rates.
We respectfully invite the good-will and patronage of our friends and fellow diez ne, and promiso in return our bestefforts in a landing and protect- ing their interests and the interests of their maya Putativ s after their droth, -- to the end that no more money may be lost by our people in untrustworthy life i. atrance companies, or through the misrepresentations of mureliable agents.
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Horace S. Bartlett
Office, 106 Merrimack Street, Haverhill.
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Harvey George A., foreman Sawyer && Kimball, boards 13 Pecker
Harvey James B., clerk, 152 Merrimack, bds. 9 How
Harvey Henry, boards Eagle House
Haseltine Abigail M., wid. of Albert A., h. 19 Green Haseltine Amos, farmer, h. Broadway, Ayer's village
Haseltine Charles A., clerk freight depot B. & M. R. R., house 189 Merrimack
IJaseltine Charles H. (Smith & Haseltine), ladies' furnish- ing goods, 50 Merrimack, boards 19 Green
Haseltine Charles H., leather sorter, boards City Hotel
Haseltine Fanny C. Mrs., house 35 Winter
Haseltine George W., mason, house North Broadway
Haseltine Ira G. (Meader & Haseltine), shoe contractor, house 16 Cedar
Haseltine John M., shoe-cutter, house Haseltine court
Haseltine Martha W., widow of Ward, h. No. Broadway Haseltine Nelson, heel cutter, house Scotland hill Haseltine Richard, farmer, h. Washington, n. Silver hill Haseltine Walter S., heeler, boards 81 Emerson
Haseltine William L., farmer, house North Broadway Haselton Charles W., shoe stitcher, 29 Washington, h. 86 Water [corner Carleton court
Hlaselton G. A., shoe stitcher, 29 Washington, h. Water, Haskell Barnabas D., gold and silver smith, 14 Exchange block, Water, house at Bradford
Haskell Jacob G. J., carpenter, house 26 Franklin
Hastings Fay ( Hastings & Co.), dry goods, 54 Merrimack, boards 21 Portland [Bradford Hastings Fred. J., shoe-cutter, 61 Washington, house at Hastings Horace, house 21 Portland
Hastings Horace jr. (Hastings & Co.), dry goods, 54 Merrimack, house 80 Emerson
Hastings Louis E. (Hastings & Tilton), clothing dealer, 49 Merrimack, house 26 Arlington
Hastings & Co. (Fay and Horace Hastings jr.), dry goods, 54 Merrimack
Hastings & Tilton (Louis E. Hastings and Alfred M. Til- ton), clothing and furnishing goods, 49 Merrimack
Hasty Augustus, shoemaker, house 113 Broadway Hasty Frank A., shoe packer, boards 113 Broadway Hatch Alfred B., farmer, h. Groveland, between Spruce and Jordan [Bradford Hatch Fred T., bookkeeper Greene & Nichols, boards at Hatch Leslie, concrete paver, boards 20 Ayer
Hatch M. P., shoemaker, boards 3 Spring
Haurtan Peter, shoemaker, house rear 16 Locke
Haverhill Cornet Band, office and band room 82 Merrimack 7
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HAVERHILL DAILY AND WEEKLY BULLETIN, 4 Main (see advt. opp. preface )
HAVERHILL GAS CO., office 104 Merrimack, and works 156 Winter, near railroad crossing (see advt. miscellaneous department )
HAVERHILL GAZETTE AND EVENING TELEPHONE, daily and weekly, 26 Merri- mack (see adv. dept., p. 28)
Haverhill Hat Co., rear City Hall
Haverhill Hat and Bonnet Bleachery, 19 Water
HAVERHILL LAUNDRY, 27 Water (see advt. on front cover)
HAVERHILL NATIONAL BANK, 85 Merri- mack (see advt. miscellaneous dept.)
HAVERHILL SAVINGS BANK, 85 Merrimack Haverhill Steamboat Express Co., George W. Duncan, treasurer, 3 Water
Haverhill and Groveland Street Railroad, office 3 Water Hawes Henry H., farmer, boards Frank B. Carleton's, Lowell avenne [Washington
Hayden George A., machinist, 35 Washington, house 253 Hayes Cornelius F. (Hayes & Connor), house at Bradford
Hayes Edward, shoemaker, house 4 Spring
Hayes Edward P., shoemaker, house 4 Lindel
Haves Elizabeth, widow of John, house 30 Sixth
Hayes Emma C., widow of Alfred W., teacher High street school, house 3 Beacon
Hayes George II., shoemaker, rooms & Garden court
Hayes George I., boards 4 Lindel
Hayes Ivory, heeler, boards 20 How
Hayes Jerry, soles, etc., rear 68 Washington, house at Bradford [Bradford
Hayes Jerry jr., shoe-cutter, 108 Washington, house at Hayes John, job wagon, house GO Primrose
Llaves John W., leather sorter, house 34 How
Hayes J. Chesley, foreman Alphens Currier, h. 14 Bartlett Hayes Mary E. Mrs., house 10 Ashland
Hayes Richard, boot and shoe heeler, 164 Merrimack, h. rear 16 Oak
Hayes Robert, shoemaker, b. Kenoza, n. E. Parish road
Hayes Sarah C. Miss, house 17 Grand
Hayes & Connor (Cornelius F. Hayes and Michael Cou- nor), morocco manufacturers, r. 27 Washington sq.
Hayhurst Richmul, widow of John, h. corporation, rear woolen mill
Haynes Allison, shoe-cutter, boards 33 Broadway
Haynes Alvin, shoemaker, h. Crystal, Ayer's village Haynes Arthur W., farmer, house Crystal
Haynes Daniel D., carriage trimmer, house 16 School
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Haynes Edward, boot and shoemaker, 147 Merrimack, boards 27 Pecker
Haynes Freeman, shoemaker, house 62 Kenoza avenue Haynes George A,, shoemaker, h. Lowell av., near school- house No. 8
Haynes Gilman, farmer, h. Broadway, Ayer's village Haynes Jackson, milkman, h. Lowell av., cor. Carleton Haynes Laura A. Mrs., b. Phineas Haynes', Ayer's village Haynes Phineas, house Broadway, Ayer's village
Haynes Sarah H., widow of Moses, h. Lowell av., near Carleton
Haynes Thomas G., grease mnfr,, house 10 Mill
Hazeltine Walter, heeler, boards 81 Emerson
Hazen Frank, clerk, 20 Merrimack, boards 47 Winter
Hazen Nettie M. Mrs., house 19 How
Hazen West R., clerk Frothingham & Underhill, boards at Bradford
Head Addison, shoemaker, house 19 Lawrence
Head Alvah, shoemaker, boards 13 Pecker
Head Chas. A., clerk, 77 Merrimack, boards 20 Ashland
Head Edward E., shoe-cutter, boards 20 Ashland Head Frank S., paper box maker, boards 20 Ashland
Head Geo. A., shoemaker, boards 13 Pecker Head John L., farmer, house 62 Kenoza avenue
llead L. Jane, widow of Reuben, house 20 Ashland
Ilead Will F., printer, boards 20 Ashland
Heald Benn. Richards, shoemaker, boards 15 Portland HIeath Albert C., architect and builder, house River road, near Chain Ferry road
Heath Charles E., bookkeeper, 19 Washington square, house 7 Grand
Heath Chas. H., shoe-cutter, house 3 Chestnut
Heath Charles M., shoe-packer, boards 3 Portland
Heath Eliza Mrs., house 19 Orchard [8 Moore
Heath F. Elvin, shoe minfr., 30 and 32 Washington, h.
Heath George A., shoe-cutter, boards 1 Elm place
Heath Henry W., shoe-cutter, boards 1 Ehn place
Heath John E., wax-thread operator, honse 133 Water Heath John P., shoe-cutter, honse 1 Elm place
Heath Mary Ann, widow of Charles, h. No. Broadway
Heath Sarah R. Miss, boards 8 Moore
Heath Sarah W., widow of Lewis, house 14 Cedar
Heath Walter S., farmer, bds. Mrs. M. A. Heath's, North Broadway
Heath Win. D., carpenter and builder, S Moore, house do. Heaton George, plumber, boards 5 Portland [ple Hebert Philias, shoe infr., h. Central, bet. High and Tem- Hebert Pierre, house 147 Washington
Heckman David, heel mnfr., 180 Merrimack, h. at Bradford
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Heckman Jacob A., machine operator, 1 Gardner block, house at Bradford
Heller Joseph, farmer, honse Lowell av., Scotland hill HENDERSON DAVID, shoe patterns, 51 Wash- ington, house at Bradford (see adv. dept., p. 9) Henderson James G., shoemaker, h. 103 Winter [ton
Henderson Mary J., widow of Hiram W., h. 208 Washing. Henderson Stephen A., shoemaker, house 18 School Hennessey Daniel, shoe-dresser, house 40 Harrison . Hennessy Patrick J., shoemaker, house rear 6 Broadway IIenry William H., spring-maker, 12 Pleasant, bds. 196 Merrimack
HIenville William W., house 43 No. Broadway
Horrick Caleb IL, rolls leather, boards 19 Locke
Herrick Geo. I., engineer, house 3 Walnut
Herrick Howard, leather-roller, boards 19 Locke
Herrick Israel, engineer, house 19 Locke [54 Portland
Herring Asa. H., shoe mnfr., 156 and 158 Merrimack, h. Herring Charles M., boards 54 Portland
Hersey Arthur S., weigher of sole leather, boards 7 Vine
Heisey Caleb Mrs., house 6 Summer [Main Hersey Caleb W., boots and shoes (152 Federal, B.), h. 74 Hersey George Mrs., house 7 Vine
Hersey Michael, shoemaker, boards 9 How [Summer Hersey Sarah Miss, teacher Kenoza avenne school, bus. 6 Hersey Walter H., clerk, boards 74 Main
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