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Hewes Burney, shoemaker, boards 27 Pecker
Hewitt John C., heel contractor, house 39 Arlington
Hibbard E. B. Mrs., matron Old Ladies' home, Main, n. Kenoza avenue, house do.
Hickey James M., trimming-cutter, boards 38 Primrose
Hickey Michael, boards 73 Essex
Hickey Michael J., fish and oysters, 167 Washington, rooms 39 Myrtle
Hicks Engene A., wax-thread operator, bds. 21 Merrimack HICKS JAMES P., heeler and shoe contractor, r. 108 Washington, h. 21 Merrimack (see adv. dept., p. 11) Hicks Joseph, farmer, house Corliss hill road
Hicks Peter, shoemaker, honse 5 Pentucket
Higgins Joshua W. ( Gowing and Higgins), provisions, 154 Winter, house at Lawrence
Higgins Thomas ( Higgins & Lewis), house 33 Vestry
Higgins & Lewis (Thomas Higgins and James N. Lewis), fish market, 9 Merrimack
High Patrick, shoemaker, house 18 Primrose
Hildreth Horace N., shoemaker, h. Broadway, near Uni- versalist church, West Parish Hill Charles II., grocer, 100 Winter, house do.
Hill Daniel R., shoemaker, house 10 North
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Hill David B, shoemaker, house 25 Eastern avenue
Ilill Edwin N. (Hill & Moody), lawyers, 60 Merrimack, boards 34 Green
Hill Edwin P., reporter, house 34 Green
Hill Ephraim, shoemaker, house 1 Rose [right
Ilill Everett E., shoe-cutter, bds. Konoza avenue, last h. on
Hill Frank II., shoemaker, house 12 Walnut
HILL GEO. H., florist and seedsman, 48 Winter, h. 24 Auburn (sce adv. dept., p. 44)
Hill George J., shoe mufr., 51 Washington, house High, opposite Jackson
Hill Harris E., shoemaker, boards 14 Kent
Hill Henry, gardener Haverhill Public Garden, house 3 Eastern avenue
Hill Henry C., blacksmith (Salem, Bradford), h. 78 Water
HTill James L., clerk, house & Oak
Hill John II., blacksmith, boards 73 Water
Hill John M. (Gale Bros.), shoe mnfr., 663 and 68 Wash- ington, house 60 Locust
Hill John T., shoe-cutter, boards 45 How
Hill M. Fay, blacksmith, boards J. C. Cogswell's, Main, North Parish
Hill Ruth M. Mrs., house 95 Main
Hill Sarah C. Mrs., boarding-house, 95 Emerson
HILL THOMAS R., soles, taps, heels, etc., rear 66 Washington, boards Washington, near Silver hill (see adv. dept., p. 11)
Hill Warren D., shoemaker, house 53 Franklin
Hill William E., shoemaker, house 4 Batchelder's court
Hill William W. Mrs,, honse Washington, Silver hill
Hill & Moody (Edwin N. Hill and Win. H. Moody), lawyers, 60 Merrimack
Hilliard Charles E., clerk, 67 Merrimack, h. 3 Summit av. Jilliker Samuel B., miller Hunkins Bros., h. 37 Main Hills Charles F., shoemaker, boards 44 Franklin Hills Charles K., shoemaker, house 44 Franklin Hills Clarence L., shoemaker, boards Kenoza avenue Hills Elbridge, shoemaker, boards 44 Franklin Hills Everett E., shoemaker, boards Kenoza avenue Hills John K., shoemaker, house Kenoza avenue Hills John K. jr., shoemaker, boards Kenoza avenue Hilton Amos, carpenter, boards 8 Oak
Hilton John C, shoemaker, house 11 Eastern avenue Hilton Samuel K., trunk maker, 124 Merrimack, house do. Hilton Stephen, shoe-cutter, boards Elm House Hilton William E., at J. C. Hardy's, h. 24 No. Broadway Hlines James, shoemaker, house 34 Wingate
Hines Patrick, grocer, 103 Winter, house 144 Winter Hines Patrick, house 50 Kenoza avenue
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Hobbs Alonzo (A. Hobbs & Co.), house 70 Summer Hobbs A. & Co. ( Alonzo Hobbs and W. L. Baker), carriage painters, 46 Fleet
Hobbs George B., teamster, house 2 Moore
Hobson Jolin II., shoe manufacturer, 164 Merrimack, h. Main, at Bradford
HOBSON JOHN L., cashier Merrimack National Bank, 24 Washington, house S Maple avenue
Hobson William P., house 18 Summer
Hoburn George L., shoemaker, boards 22 Elm
Hoburn John, shoemaker, house 22 Elm
Hodgdon Andrew J., agent and shoe contractor, Went- worth block, Granite, house 13 Bartlett
Hodgdon George W., boards 187 Washington
Hodgdon James C., boards 13 Bartlett
Hodgdon John E., blacksmith, 'house 25 Vestry
Hodgdon Martha J., widow of Geo., h. 187 Washington
Hodgdon Oscar W., shoemaker, boards 10 School
Hodgdon Walter S., leather, 51 Washington, h.12 Bartlett Hodge John, boarding-house, 40 Emerson, house do.
Hodgkin Heman H., shoemaker, house 162 Merrimack
Hodgman Henry II., shoemaker, house 10 Lewis
Hodsdon Fred W., clerk Geyer & Marshall, b. 36 Pecker Holbrook Walter S., cigars, etc., 155 Merrimack, house 52 Franklin
Ilolbrook Wm. O., shoe-dresser, house 54 Winter
Holden Daniel W. (Sargent & Holden), wood and coal dealer, Steamboat wharf, rear 140 Merrimack, house S Portland
Holden Franklin, house 10 Lewis
Holden George B., with Frothingham & Underhill, bds. 8 Portland
Holden John L., edge maker, house 16 Kenoza avenue
Holden Nettie, widow of George, house 5 White
Holland Edmund, hatter, house 3 Ayer
Holland Frank E., clerk, 23 Main, boards 166 do.
Holland Levi G., machinist, house 166 Main
Hollingworth Cyrenus J., hatter, boards 139 Essex
Hollon Susan J., widow of John II., h. 153 Washington Holman Clarence D,, shoe-entter, boards 40 Winter
Holmes Abraham, Mckay machinery, 15 Washington, house at Bradford
Holmes Calvin O. (Holmes & Lane), grocer, 18 Emerson, honse 19 William [Bradford
Holmes Geo. N., shoe findings, 15 Washington, house at Holmes Joseph, bar tender, house 15 Moore
Holmes Lee, hairdresser, under Eagle House, 27 Main, house do.
Holmes Wm. A., stock-roller, boards 83 Emerson
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HOLMES & LANE (Calvin O. Holmes and John Lane), grocers, 16 Emerson (see adv. dept., p. 41) Holt Albert W., music teacher, house 9 Bartlett
Holt Alfred, shoemaker, house 61 Water Holt A. S., shoe-finisher, house 30 Water
Holt G. Frank, shoemaker, boards 6 Spring
Holt Henry W., blacksmith, boards 9 How
Holt Joshua, leather board and stock, h. 1 Tremont
Holt Lizzie F., widow of William F., dressmaker, Mason- ic Temple, room 4, 115 Merrimack, h. 3 William
Holt Mary B., widow of Freeman, house 7 Kent
Holt Moses K., stitcher, house & North
Holt P. C. Mrs., boarding-house, 9 How
Ilolt Samuel MI., heelmaker, house 11 Pentucket
Holt Sarah L., widow of Moses K., h. 9 Franklin
Holyer James, laborer, house 49 Hale
Homans Alphouzo F., honse 6 Pentucket
Hones Mary L., widow of Thomas, h. 2 Plummer
Hood Frank W., shoe-cutter, boards Groveland, near Public Garden [lie Garden Hood Samuel, clerk, 48 Merrimack, h. Groveland, n. Pub- Hook Charles II., driver Geo. W. Ham & Co., boards 20 Walnut
Hook Emma C. Mrs., dressmaker, 195 Merrimac':, h. do. HOOKE DANIEL, manager Western Union Tele- graph Co., also musical instruments, etc., 119 Merri- mack, house GO How (see advt. opp. contents) HOOKE FILED V., steam job printer, 119 Merri- mack, boards 60 How (see advt. opp. contents)
Hooke James W., shoemaker, house 14 Franklin
Hooke John N., shoeniaker, boards 14 Franklin
HOOKE MAY BELL, music teacher, h. 60 How (see advt. opp. contents)
Hooper Win. Il., shoemaker, h. Water, beyond Haverhill Hopkins Calvin, house 33 Portland
. Hopkins Sarah, widow, house rear 5 Cypress
Hopkinson Alfred E., elerk, 19 Merrimack, b. 62 Winter Hopkinson Arthur F. (Downs, Page & Co.), shoe con- tractor, rear 38 Washington, h. Groveland, beyond Haverhill [Groveland
Hopkinson Paul, shoe-cutter, 69 Washington, house at Hopkinson Samuel W., president City Five Cent Savings Bank, 52 Washington, house at Bradford
Hopkinson Sarah F. Mrs., stitcher, 1 Essex, h.at Bradford Hopkinson Thomas M., shoe-cutter, 108 Washington, h. at Groveland
Hopkinson Wendell, boards 22 Pecker
Hopkinson William E., clerk, 125 Merrimack, b. 197 do. Horne Amanda L. Mrs., house 21 Walnut
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Horne Charles D., saw filer, 12 Pleasant, b. 24. Howard HORNE ELIJAH O,, gents' furnishing store, 10 Main, boards 15 Vestry (see name on front cover) Horne E. Frank, janitor Masonic Hall, house 68 How Horne Frank A., razor concaver, boards 24 Howard Horne Frank E., clerk, boards 24 Howard
Horne George W., carpenter, boards 21 Walnut Horne Jorace M., shoemaker, honse 15 Howard Horne James R., shoe mnfr., Railroad sg., h. 20 Green
Horne Jennie, widow, rooms 187 Washington Horne Jethro, house Hillside, 3d on right
Horner Eldon, heeler, boards 3 Batchelder's court Horrigan Barbara, widow, house 28 Harrison
Horrigan David, shoemaker, house 24 Harrison
Horrigan Dennis, laborer, house Hate, foot of Burke
Horrigan John, laborer, house 38 Harrison
Horrigan Thomas T., laborer, h. 44 Harrison
Hosford Benjamin F., paper mufr. (24 Federal, Boston), house 12 Maple avenue
Hosford Mary E., widow of Rev. Benj. F., h. 12 Maple av. Hosford Mary S., boards 12 Maple avenne
Hosley E. C., paper stock and metals, rear 192 Merrimack, house do.
Hosley George A., real estate agent, Washington square, corner Merrimack and Emerson, house & Oak
Houghton Herbert B., leather cutter, bas. North avenue, Dear state line
Houghton Naney S., widow, h. North av., n. state line Houghton Ruthven W., foreman Haverhill Gazette, 26 Merrimack, house 44 Portland
Honie Desire, shoemaker, house 64 Locust
Houle Henry, shoemaker, bonse 34 High
Honle Jndienone, shoemaker, house 116 Winter
Houston Ruth A., widow, boards 13 Pecker Hovey Benjamin L., foreman shoe shop, house 10 Nichols Hovey Edward, last maker, boards 20 Howard
Hovey Joseph HI., last maker Wadleigh's factory, house 20 Howard
HOW CALVIN, salesman (302 Devonshire, Boston), house 38 Pecker How Charles M., foreman Moses How, bas. 46 Summer How George C., shoe infr., Kimball's block, h. 82 Main How Jacob Mrs., widow, boards 30 Locke
HOW JJAMES C., physician, 8 Cedar, honse do. How James C. jr., boards 8 Cedar
HOW MOSES, shoe matr., Kimball's block, Wash- ington, house 46 Summer (see allv, dept., p. 1) How Nat C. (Jennings & How), shoe mnfr., 118 Wash- ington, boards 14 White
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How Phineas Mrs., house 104 Winter
How Phineas B. ( How & Day), leather, 6 Washington, house 14 White [6 Washington How & Day ( Phineas B. How and Geo. W. Day), leather,
Howard A. II., dentist, 36 Main, house at Georgetown
Howard Michael, laborer, house 5 Maple
Howe E Iward P., police, house 29 White
HOWE JAMES, apothecary, 9 Main, h. 11 Summer (see advt. on back cover)
HOWE MARTHA A. MRS., paper box mnfr., 3 Washington square, bds. Mrs. H. P. Morse's, at Brad- ford (see adv. dept., p. 32)
HOWE RICHARD C., druggist Elin Corner drug store, Main, corner Water, house 28 White (see adv. dept., p. 1)
Howe William G., house at Lake Saltonstall
Howes Enoch H., commercial traveler, house 38 Cedar Hoyt Adelvio P., shoemaker, h. Spruce, n. E. Broadway Hoyt Benjamin E., house 30 Orchard
Hoyt Benj. E. jr., wax thread operator, h. 4 Duncan
Hoyt Caleb J., sole-cutter, honse 8 William
Hoyt Charles, machine operator, rooms 14 Merrimack
Hoyt Charles, machine operator, boards 20 Walnut
Hoyt Charles N., shoe mufr., 82 Washington, house Main, near school-house No. 4
Hoyt Charles W., shoe-finisher, boards 1 Pecker
Hoyt David W., shoemaker, honse 85 Cedar
Hoyt Edward H., farmer, h. Elliott, near Kenoza lake
Hoyt Elwin C., cook Eagle House, boards do.
Hoyt Elmer L., shoe-entter, boards 21 Myrtle
Hoyt Enoch N., shoe-cutter, house at Newton, N. H.
Hoyt Everett (Hoyt & Taylor), hardware, 152 Merri- mack, h. Groveland, opposite public garden
Hoyt Ezra, shoemaker, house 6 Portland
Hoyt Francis M., shoe mufr., 23 Washington, h. 25 North Hoyt George C., shoemaker, house 19 Locke
HOYT GEORGE H. Jr., paper box mufr., rear 82 and 84 Washington, h. High (see adv, dept., p. 25)
Hoyt George O., grocer, Orchard, cor. Locust, house do.
Hoyt Hadley, shoe-cutter, boards 21 Myrtle
Hoyt II. H., shoe-cutter, boards 21 Myrtle Hoyt John T., shoemaker, honse 3 Vestry [road Hoyt Lydia, wid. of Daniel, h. Amesbury rd., n. Newton Hoyt Nelson G., shoe-cutter, boards 21 Orchard
Hoyt Mary, widow of Elijah, house 25 Vine
Hoyt Porter IL, clerk, 32 Water, house 20 Howard
Hoyt Sarah M., widow of Aaron, h. Main, n. school No. 4 Hoyt Thomas HI., lawyer, room 5, GO Merrimack, house at Merrimac
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HOYT WARREN (Mitchell & Hoyt), editor Haver- hill Daily Bulletin, 4 Main, house at Bra lford (see advt. opp. preface)
Hoyt Williain, shoemaker, boards 12 Duncan
Hoyt William H., shoe-heeler, boards 1 Gale court
Hoyt & Taylor (Everett Hoyt and Levi Taylor), hard- ware, door sashes, blinds, moldings and glass, etc., 152 Merrimack
Hubbard George, shoemaker, boards 62 Wingate
Hubbard Lincoln, shoe infr., 107 and 109 Washington, boards 9 Pecker
Hubbard Oliver, laborer, house 62 Wingate
Hubbard Oliver jr., shoemaker, boards 62 Wingate
HUBBARD O. S., shoe mufr., 109 Washington and shoe-stitcher, 77 do., h. 40 Cedar (see adv. dept., p. 5) Hughes Andrew, tin plate worker and plumber, h. 15 Rose Hughes Bernard E., shoemaker, boards 72 Winter Hughes Frank A., shoemaker, boards 72 Winter
Hughes John, carriage painter, 152 Essex, h. at Bradford Hughes John F., heel-entter, boards 73 Essex
Hughes John F. (Finney & Hughes), 22Winter, h. 5 Henry Hughes Joseph M., trimming cutter, boards City Hotel Hughes Michael, plasterer, house 5 Henry
Hughes Michael jr., shoc-cutter, boards 5 Henry
Hughes Peter, shoe-dresser, boards 38 Merrimack
Hughes Thomas H., shoe packer, boards 5 Henry Humphreys Thomas, house 14 Harrison
Hunking C. Dustin, physician, Washington, cor. Merri- mack and Emerson, house 72 Main
Hunking C. D. Mrs. Dr., vocdist, house 72 Main
Hunking Elihu, leather-board cutter, 210 Merrimack, h. 11 White
Hunking Sarah S., widow of Caleb D., house 72 Main Hankins Brothers (N. F. and C. C. Hankins), flour and grain, 30 to 36 Fleet
Hunkins Charles, shoemaker, h. Rocks and Plaistow rd. Hankins Chas. C. ( Hunkins Bros.), flour and grain, 30 to 36 Fleet, house at Somerville Froad
Hunkins Daniel A., shoemaker, h. Kenoza, n. Amesbury Hunkins Frank G., dry goods, 34 Merrimack, h. 118 Main Hankins Geo. W., shoemaker, h. Rocks and Plaistow rd. Hankins John, farmer, house Rocks and Plaistow road, near Amesbury road
Hunkins John N., farmer, house Amesbury road
HIunkins Nathan F. (Innkins Bros.), flour and grain, 30 to 36 Fleet, house 6 Jackson
IIunkins Sally S., widow of Ensign S., house North Broadway, near Vale HIunkins Warren C., shoe-cutter, 2 Gardner block, R. R. square, house 25 Green
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Hunt Elisha, glazier, house 10 Howard
Hunt George L., engineer, h. Water, n. Public Garden Hunt George W., shoemaker, boards 22 Green
HUNT IRA, grocer and provision dealer, 160 Merri- mack, house 94 Water (see adv. dept., p. 42)
Hunt Melvin J., pattern-maker, boards 22 Green
Hunt Nelson, last-maker, boards 22 Green
Hunt Stephen, shoemaker, house 49 Franklin
Hunt William 1., shoemaker, boards 1 Bragg court
Hunt Willliam W. (W. W. Hunt & Co.), grocer, 30 Em- ersou, house 9 Orchard
Ilunt W. W. & Co. (W. W. Hunt & Harvey R Eastman), grocers, 30 Emerson
Huntington Bros. (James.A. and Fred. E. Huntington), shoe manufacturers, 48 Washington
Huntington Charles O., shoe-cutter, boards 141 Main
Huntington Fred C., shoe-cutter Gale Bros., b. Bradford Huntington Fred E. (Huntington Bros.), shoc mufr., 48 Washington, rooms 87 Water
Huntington George E., carpenter, boards 16 Jackson
Huntington James A. (Huntington Bros.), shoe manu- facturer, 18 Washington, honse 61 Emerson
Huntington James II., 83 Merrimack, b. 38 Water Huntington Philip, boards 141 Main
Huntress A. Morris, heeler. boards 79 Emerson
HUNTRESS ANDREW J., local editor Haverhill Bulletin, 4 Main, house at Groveland
Huntress Jennie, widow of Leverett, house 16 Winter
Hurd Allen E., farmer, bds. Mrs. Ira Hurd's, Broadway, West Parish
Hurd Charles, house Main, near school-house No. 4
Hurd C. Frank., teamster, boards Charles Hurd's, Main
Hurd Ira Mrs., honse Broadway, n. Lake, West Parish Hurd Ira, shoe-cutter, house 140 Main
Hurd Jacob II., shoe-cutter, house 201 Washington
HInrd L. F., shoemaker, house 4 Duncan
Hurd Orrin P., carpenter, house 300 Washington
Hurley Michael ( Hurley & Simonds), bds. 195 Merrimack
HURLEY & SIMONDS (M. Hurley and M. A. Simonds), toy hoop manufacturers, r. 110 Merrimack (see adv. dept., page 50)
Hurn John A., sole-entter, house SO Winter
Huse Charles S., carpenter, boards 7 Cottage
Huse Edward E., shoemaker, house 186 Merrimack
Huse Eleazer J., shoe-cutter, 156 Merrimack, house at Newburyport
Huse George R., shoemaker, boards 16 Walnut
Huse Peter, shoemaker, rooms 38 Merrimack
Huse Timothy, carpenter and builder, 1 Cottage, h. 7 do.
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Huse Walter S., clerk, boards 7 Cottage Hussey Daniel, shoemaker, house 13 New Hussey John, laborer, house 136 Water Hussey Julia Mrs., honse 26 Harrison Hussey Patrick, shoemaker, house 26 Harrison Huston Andrew J., shoemaker, house 14 Aver IInston Sheldon A., shoemaker, boards 14 Aver Hutchins Emilins, last ironer, house 66 Portland Hutchins Malissa A., widow, boards 17 Pecker Hutchins Silas, shoe-cutter, house. 66 Portland Hutchinson Sarah Miss, house 106 Main Hutchinson William A., foreman Moses How, house at Plaistow, N. H.
Hysom Hartwell L., harness maker, boards 15 Oak
INGALLS ELIAS T., house 15 Summer Ingalls John B., shoe-cutter, boards 32 Emerson
Ingalls L. A., physician, 13 Water, house do. Ingalls W. C., shoe-cutter, boards 51 Emerson Ingalls William W., shoemaker, house 18 Vine Ingersoll Arthur A., clerk, 97 Washington, b. at Bradford Ingersoll James, carpenter, honse 132 Broadway Ingersoll John J., clerk, boards 132 Broadway Irving John, confectioner, 53 Water, h. at Bradford IRVING JOHN C., . confectioner, 53 Water, house at Bradford (see adv. dept., page 16) Irwin Charles J., clerk North Essex District Society, 106 Merrimack, boards 31 Summer
JACK ALBERT, shoemaker, boards 16 Walnut Jack W. L., physician, 60 Merrimack, h. at Bradford Jackman Charles H., shoemaker, boards 28 Stage
Jackman S. E., wood turner, rear 26 Washington square, honse 66 Emerson
Jackson John P., carpenter, honse 4 Gale court
Jackson Olive O., widow of Robert E., house rear 167 Washington
Jackson Samuel C., carpenter, boards 186 Merrimack
Jacobs Arthur T., clerk F. W. Jacobs & Sons, boards 28 Arlington
Jacobs Bela H., dry goods and carpets, 42 Merrimack, rooms 9 Vestry
Jacobs Everett P. ( F. W. Jacobs & Sous), b. 28 Arlington Jacobs Frank L. (F. W. Jacobs & Sons), h. 17 Portland Jacobs Frank W. (F. W. Jacobs & Sons), house 28 Arlington
JACOBS F. W. & SONS (Frank W., Frank L. and Everett P. Jacobs), dry goods and carpets, 39 Merrimack (see adv. dept., page 21)
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Jacobs Silas B., dry goods, 32 Merrimack, h. 25 Newcomb James Frank M., batton hole machine operator, boards R. F. James', Monument
James Reuben F., farmer, h. Monument, n. No. Broadway James Richard C., shoemaker, h. 20 North Broadway Jaques Addison B., treasurer Haverhill Savings Bank, h. 108 Main
Jaques Alden P., boot and shoe manufacturer, 108 and 110 Washington, house 81 Winter
Jagnes Caroline Miss, finey goods, 140 Winter, h. do. JAQUES CHARLES A., shoe-cutter, proprie- tor Highland Ommibns Line, boards W. T. Jaques', East Parish ( see adv. dept., page 28)
Jaques Edwin II., shoemaker, h. Bridge, Rocks village Jaques Ellen F. Mrs,, house 23 Harvard
Jaques E. Lowell, shoemaker, house Rocks village
Jagnes E. Newton, shoe-entter, house 4 Seventh Jaques George W., shoemaker, h. Bridge, Rocks village Jaques Gertie M. Miss, music teacher, 9 Arch, house do. Jaques John T., shoe manufacturer, 41 Washington, bds. Eagle House
Jaques Joseph IL., stitcher, b. W. T. Jaques', Kenoza Jaques Melvin F., shoe-cutter, house S Seventh
Jaques Moses E., shoemaker, h. River road, Rocks village Jaques Moses G., shoemaker, house Bridge, Rocks village Jaques Rebecca A., widow of Ebenezer, house 6 Seventh Jaques Sylvester C., heeler, h. Hillside, 1st on right Jaques William IT., musical instrument agent, h. 9 Arch Jaques William T., butcher, house Kenoza, East Parish, near church-yard
Jaquith Elijah W., shoemaker, house 16 School Jaquith Elijah W., shoemaker, honse 141 Washington Jeffers George D., asst. marshal, honse 31 Franklin Jeffers William, constable, house 68 Winter
Jeffery T. Ernest (Calef & Jeffery), honse 8 Nichols =
JENISON OLIVER F., baker, 67 Water, house 74 do. ( see adv. dept., page 26)
Jenkins Calvin MM,, shoemaker, honse 118 Merrimack Jenkins Samuel W., sole-cutter, house 31 Pecker Jeness Carrie M. Miss, house Locust, corner Winter Jeuness Cornelius, trader, honse 16 Ashland
JENNESS DANIEL W., carriage, sign and orna- mental painter, 17 Court, boards 49 Franklin (see adv. dept., page 48)
Jenness Frank II., painter, boards 7 Spring place Jenness Joseph K., lawyer, 2 and 3 Masonic Temple, 115 Merrimack, house 5 William
Jenness S. Alonzo, shoemaker, house 20 Jackson Jennings Albert II., heel contractor, 77 Washington, bds. 19 Tremont
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Jennings Ettwin A. (Jennings & How), shoe manufactur- er, 118 Washington, house at Bradford Jennings Elizabeth Mrs., h. Hillside, 2d on right Jennings George N., heeler, house 19 Tremont" Jennings George N. jr., shoemaker, rooms 5 Beacon Jennings John, shoemaker, house 161 Washington Jennings John II., shoe-cutter, boards 19 Tremont
Jennings Joseph E., heel contractor, 73 Washington, bds. 3 Beacon
Jennings Mary Mrs, house 27 Myrtle
Jennings Rufus L., heeler, boards 19 Tremont Jennings & How ( Edwin A. Jennings and N. C. How), shoe manufacturers, 118 Washington
Jensen Carl F., sole leather cutter, house 12 Temple Jetty Charles, shoemaker, house 187 Essex
Jewett Frank K., sole-cutter, house 8 Baldwin
Jewett Howard C., student, boards 293 Washington Jewett Samuel L., cut sole leather, rear 4S Washington, house 298 do.
Jewett Sewall E., planing and sawing, 35 and 37 Fleet, house 114 Water Johns Charles S., shoe-stitcher, house 31 Green
Johns Frank J., boards 79 Water
Johns May Mrs., house 79 Water Johnson Albert A., shoe-cutter, house 29 Merrimack Johnson Albert E., boards 12 Oak
Johnson Alphens H., farmer, boards CI Water Johnson Ambrose, shoemaker, h. Kenoza, East Parish Johnson Amos T. Mrs., house 4 Arlington Johnson Andrew, farmer, house G4 Water
Johnson Andrew J., upholsterer, 52 Water, honse do. Johnson Ann A,, widow of Henry, house 102 Water Johnson Arthur W., clerk, 19 Merrimack, bds. at Bradford Johnson Angusta H. Miss, clerk, 43 Water, boards 13 Pentucket
Johnson Augustus P., hostler, house 10 Fleet Johnson Benjamin M., shoemaker, house 16 Howard Johnson Charles B., hostler, 25 Fleet, house 74 How Johnson Charles E., shoemaker, house 3 Nichols Johnsou Charles G. (L. Johnson & Son), bds. at Bradford Johnson Charles II., hostler, house 31 Stage
Johnson Charles HI. (W. Johnson & Son), blacksmith, 32 Stage, house 42 Water Johnson Charles M., steam fitter, bds. 250 Washington Johnson Eben, shoemaker, house 9 Walnut Johnson Edgar B., shoemaker, house 12 Moore Johnson Edgar II., shoemaker, house 13 North Johnson Edward P., shoemaker, boards 72 Winter Johnson Emily B. Mrs., house 5 Moore
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Johnson Frank, shoemaker, boards Mrs. P. Johnson's, Lowell avenue, near Sixth
Johnson Gideon D., lastmaker, boards 81 Emerson
Johnson Gideon W., Jast turner, house 15 Oak
Jolinson Gyles D. W. (Ramsey & Johnson), billiard hall,
131 Merrimack, house 39 Emerson
Johnson Heury H., shoe manufacturer, 31 Washington, house 18 Summer
Johnson Horace M., salesman (61 Chauncy, Boston), boards 102 Water
Johnson Jane D., widow of Albert C., boards High, cor. Bellevue avenue
Johnson John B., shoemaker, h. Spruce, n. Groveland
Johnson John M., bow-entter, boards 11 How
Johnson Laburton (L. Johnson & Son), h. at Bradford Johnson Leonard, shoemaker, bds. rear 181 Merrimack Johnson Lacins C., house Groveland, opp. Greenhouse Johnson Luther Mrs., house 36 White
Johnson Luther W., shoe-cutter, house 20 School Johnson Lydia Miss, house Kenoza, East Parish Johnson L. & Son ( Laburton and Charles G. Johnson), shoe manufacturers, 132 and 134 Washington .
Johnson Mary, widow of Alden, house East Parish Johnson Mary P. Miss, house River road, East Parish
Johnson Melvin, clerk, 92 Winter, boards 15 Fountain Johnson M. J. Mrs., widow, stitcher, house rear 19 How Johnson Nathaniel K. (Gage & Johnson), shoe mnfr., 54 and 56 Washington, house 22 Orchard Johnson Newell, house Kenoza, East Parish
Johnson Otis II., physician, 66 Water, house do.
Johnson Plumey, widow of Daniel, b. Lowell av., n. Smith Johnson Thomas, b. J. B. Johnson's, Spruce, n. Groveland Johnson Thomas C., shoe-entter, boards 31 Stage
Johnson Warren, house 74 Emerson
Johnson Willey F., shoemaker, house 51 Portland
Johnson Win., machinist, 119 Merrimack, b. 147 Main
Johnson William, currier, house 12 Moore
Johnson William H., sole-cutter, house 16 Harrison Johnson Win. II. (Tasker & Johnson), mufr. soles, stiffen-
ings, etc., rear 20 Washington, house 16 Harrison Johnson Wm. L., shoemaker, bds. Washington sq. hotel Johnson William V., carpenter, house 3 Victoria court Johnson Willis C., shoe-cutter L. Johnson & Son, house at Bradford
Johnson W. & Son (Charles H. Johnson), blacksmiths, 32 Stage Johnston Newell S., driver Beach Soap Co., h. 26 Lindel Joliz Antoine, house 14 Locke
Jones Addie M. A. Miss, bookkeeper, 28 Emerson, bds. do.
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Jones Adeline Mrs., dressmaker, 5 Primrose, house do. JONES BOYD B. (J. P. & B. B Jones), lawyer, 2 Bridge, boards J. P. Jones', at Georgetown (see adv. dept., page 14)
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