Haverhill and Bradford [Mass.] directory 1889 of the inhabitants, institutions, manufacturing establishments, societies, business, business firms, state census, map, etc. 1889, Part 24

Author: Greenough, W.A. & Co., Boston
Publication date: 1889
Publisher: Boston, W.A. Greenough
Number of Pages: 1262


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Preble Frank S. (Preble & Co.) , druggist, Monument sq., boards 15 White


Preble & Co. ( Frank S. Preble) , druggists, Monument sq. Prentiss John II., travelling salesman, h. 126 Portland Presby William II., physician, 139 Main, rooms do.


Prescott Alden J., shoemaker, house 93 High


Prescott Arthur, shoe mnfr., 31 Wash., h. at Bradford Prescott Charles HI., freight handler, B. & M. freight de- pot, boards 62 Essex


Prescott Emma M., widow of John C., house 8 Vine


Prescott Ernest C., shoe packer, boards 93 High


Prescott Fred, laborer, house 3 Kimball


Prescott Henry O., shoemaker, house 19 Grove Prescott Howard, box maker, 30 Granite, rins. 14 Walnut Prescott Ida Miss, paper box maker, ris. 14 Walnut Prescott John R., shoemaker, house 358 Washington


Prescott Joseph W., shoe cutter, 41 Granite, house 71 Webster


Prescott Samuel P., house 2 Baldwin


DRESCOTT SEWELL F., prop. Hotel Brunswick, 2 to 12 Washington (see page 600)


Wm. H. Page, I INSURANCE Rooms 16 & 17 Daggett Building. AGENCY. FIRST CLASS COMPANIES.


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Prescott Stephen D., shoe cutter, house 184 Main


Prescott William E., shoe mnfr., 41 Wash., house at Georgetown


Pressey Frank H., carpenter, SO River, b. 8 Shepherd Pressey Harrison G. O., shoe cutter, house View, near Washington [do.


Pressey Moulton D., carpenter and builder, 139 Main, h. Pressey Wilbert L., clerk, boards 139 Main


Pressey William, cook, 197 Merrimack, bds. at Bradford Preston Charles H., shoemaker, house 134 High


Preston George H., heeler, 55 Wingate, house E. Broad- way, near grist mill


Preston Herbert, shoemaker, boards 15 Lincoln avenue


Prevost Avide, widow of Ambrose, house 330 River


Prevost Henry E., shoemaker, house 330 River


Prevost Magus, shoemaker, house 330 River


Prevost see Provost


Price John, shoe finisher, boards 22 Jackson


Priest Addison L., foreman, 58 Wash.


Priest Arthur B. (A. B. Priest & Co.), shoe mnfr., Riv- er extension, house 35 Kent


Priest A. B. & Co. ( Arthur B. Priest) , shoe mnfrs., Riv- er extension


Priest Charles F., shoe cutter, house 113 Water


Priest Harry L., student, boards 10 Chestnut


Priest J. C. Mrs., house 161 Winter


Priest Mabel M. Miss, clerk, 101 Merrimack, boards 10 Chestnut [rence


Priest Moses E .. shoe entter. 74 Wingate, house 20 Law - Priest Nathan, shoe cutter, house 10 Chestnut


Priest Nathan H., shoe mnfr., house No. Broadway, byd. Monument


Prince Calvin F., clerk, 13 Wash. sq., boards 11 Emerson Prince Ephraim S., shoemaker, house 23 John


Prince George, shoemaker, house 208 Winter


Prince Lonis, shoe stitcher, house 145 Essex


Prince P. Z., house € Lindell


Prindable Garrett, laborer, house 25 Ashland


Pritchard Benjamin, shoemaker, 1853 Merrimack. b. do. Proctor Charles W. (Croston & Proctor), heel mnfr., 61 Phenix row, house at Bradford


Proctor Emma A., widow of Charles S., h. 61 Portland Proctor George K., plumber, 1 Locust, house 17 Whittier Proctor George N., shade hanger and carpet layer, 120 Merrimack. honse Newton road


PROCTOR JOHN H., upholsterer, 120 Merrimack, house 111 Emerson (see page 200)


Proctor John W .. soles, taps and stiffenings, 42 Phenix row. house 375 Washington Prosser William T., cutter, rooms 11 Vestry


BAILEY'S for an all the year around Medicine are STOMACH unsurpassed.


BITTERS Thos. II. Bailey, 23 Merrimack St.


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Provoucher Levi, shoemaker, house 165 Essex Provoucher Matilda, widow of Louis, h. 33 Hilldale av. Provost Adelphus, shoemaker, house 221 Essex Provost Adolph, paper maker ( Bradford), house 3 Cliff Provost Alexandre, shoemaker, bouse 169 Washington Provost Mirie L., widow of Pierre, house 114 Essex Provost Middie E., clerk, 243 Essex, boards G Albion Provost Napoleon, shoe laster, house 4 Cliff


Provost Nazzare (Provost & Co. ), shoe contractor, Essex, house 6 Albion


Provost Peter, shoemaker, house 71 River 7 Provost & Company ( Nazzare Provost. Joseph Ethier and Cyrille Cerat) , shoe contractors, 7 Essex


Pryor Samuel, hairdresser, 5 Wingate, bds. 29 Locke Pulsifer George L., driver, Beach Soap Co., h. 9 Warren Pulsifer George L. Mrs., dressmaker, 9 Warren, h. do. Pulsifer Grace B. Mrs., book-keeper, 36 Wingate, house 9 Warren


Pulsifer G. Herman, shoepacker, house 9 Warren Purdy Austin IT., baker, 32 Locust, b. 156 Winter


Putnam Ed. M. (Homans & Putnam), provisions, 200 Merrimack, house 273 Washington


Putnam Eugene H., shoemaker, h. rear 56 Portland


Putnam Leverett O., shoetreer, house 21 Cedar


Putney Sarah D. S. Mrs., bds. 50 Broadway


Pyne Hanley T., shoecutter. h. Broadway, Ayers Village


QUESTED JAMES K., shoemaker, house E. Broadway, Rocks Village


Quested Thomas E., shoemaker, h. Rocks Village


Quigley Kate, widow of John II., house 12 Duncan


Quill JJohn, switchman, Wash. st. crossing, B. & M. R. R., house 222 Winter


Quimby Albert F., shoebuffer, rear 130 Wash. . h. 55 How Quimby Albert N., machinist, house 12 Moore


Quimby Andrew L. (Quimby & Whittier), gents' furnish- ings, 127 Merrimack, bds. 6 Duncan


Quimby Charles A., foreman, 42 Granite, b. 2 Rose ave. Quimby Charles O., sole leather cutter, b. 64 Moore Quimby Converse C., leather sorter, h. 19 Seventh Quimby Dora C. Mrs., milliner, 82 Emerson, h. 6 Duncan Quimby Ellers C., musician, boards 6 Duncan Quimby Frank II., sole cutter, boards 64 Moore


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QUIMBY HENRY (Heury Quimby & Son), sash and blinds, rear 108 Merrimack, h. 10 Howard UIMBY HENRY & SON ( Henry and Walter H. Quimby ), sashes, doors, blinds, etc., rear 108 Mer- rimack (see page 199) C


Quimby John C., shoemaker. bds. De Witt House Quimby John W., shoemaker. house rear 5 Cypress


Ladies' and Gents', the One Price Shoe House, keeps Rubber Coats, Caps, Hats, Aprons, Water Proof Garments and Oil Suits for Gents', Boys', Youths', Ladies', Missoy' and Children's wear, at the Lowest Prices. AL. W. BUTLER.


EASTERN MILK REMEDY, RHEUMATICTRE, Corrects Nutrition, PHOENIX DRUG STORE, Cor. Washington Sq. & St. e 2


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Quimby O. A. Mrs., dressmaker, 94 Moore, b. do. Quimby Phillip E., laster. house 34 Hancock


UIMBY WALTER H. (Henry Quimby & Son), rear 108 Merrimack, h. 78 Portland (see page 590) Quimby Walter S., laster, bds. 6 Duncan


Quimby Warren J., laundryman, rear 106 Merrimack, h. 39 Moore


Quimby William H., painter, rear 140 Merrimack, house at Bradford


Quimby & Whittier ( Andrew L. Quimby and Herbert C. Whittier), tailors and gents' furnishings, 127 Mer- rimack


Quinby Edward O., salesman, house 17 White


Quinby Thomas W., bds. 37 Highland ave. Quinn Catherine, widow of James, house 118 Franklin


Quinn Cornelius, shoemaker, bds. 97 Locke


Quinn Ellen, wid. of James, b. J. Farrington's, Lowell av. Quinn Patrick, shoemaker, bds. 97 Locke


Quinney Henry, confectioner. 24 Main, h. 28 Kenoza av. Quinney William, carriagesmith, 15 Court, h. 15 Pond Quintal Abraham, shoemaker. h. 197 Washington


Quintal Peter, shoemaker, house 420 Water


RACINE PAUL, shoemaker, house 251 Essex Radcliffe Engene, shoemaker, rooms 91 Locke


Radcliffe George Edward, shoe cutter, b. 316 Washington


Radcliffe George K., printer, boards 15 Oak Radcliffe Joshua E., shoemaker, h. 316 Washington Rafferty William, morocco dresser, rms. 76 Water Rafuse William B., shoemaker, house 62 Jackson Rainaud Harmidas, shoemaker, house 10 Albion Rainville Francis, mason, house 207 Water Rainville Melvina Miss, dressmaker, 207 Water, h. do. Ralby Joseph, peddler, honse 27 Seventh Ramey Joseph G , shoemaker, house 24 Nichols Ramey Perley E., shoe beaterout. h. 14 Bartlett Ransdell Ozial A., oil merchant, bds. 82 Locust Ramsell Gardner J., carpenter. house 8 Ford Ramsey Byron, shoemaker, h. Main, Rocks Village Ramsey Hannah, widow of Charles C., h. Rocks Village, near Amesbury line


Ramsey Julia Mrs., house 32 John


Ramsey William H., shoemaker, h. Rocks Village, near the bridge


Ramville Stanislaus, laster, house 9 Lewis


Rancour Veta, laborer. house 33 Locke


Rand Edward G., shoemaker, rooms 59 How


DAND FRANK N. (F. N. Rand & Co.), produce commission merchant, 37 Locust, b. 20 Charles


For the best values in Silks, Black Goods, Dress Goods, Shawls, Etc., call at BROOKS BROS.


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Band & Orchestra Music, Small Musical Merchandise.


BROWN & HALL,


Pianos & Organs.


6 & 8 Merrimack Street,


Sheet Music of all kinds. HAVERHILL, MASS.


HAVERHILL RUBBER COMPANY, -- DEALERS IN- Finest Qualities Rubber Textures & Waterproofs, Rubber Boots and Shoes, Rubber Hose, Belting, Packing, BROWN & HALL, 6 & 8 Merrimack St.,


HAVERHILL.


H. RICARD & CO., Dealers in NEW AND SECOND-HAND FURNITURE AND CARPETS. CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, WOODEN WARE, ETC.


We keep constantly on hand all kinds of household artleles, both hew and second hand, which we will sell at the lowest cash prices.


We also pay cash for second-hand furniture. New furniture exchanged for old.


Money loaned on all kinds of per. sonal property, and the furniture need not be removed.


Business strictly confidential.


66 and 68 Winter St.,


HAVERHILL.


Sole Agents for the Housebold Sewing Machines.


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ESTABLISHED 1839.


J. P. RANDALL & SON,


MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN


Parlor, Chamber and Dining Room


FURNITURE


In Antique and Modern Designs,


Nos. 6, 8 and 10 Merrimack Street, HAVERHILL, MASS,


WEEKS, CUMMINGS &


Office and Salesrooms, 51 Main Street, Haverhill, Mass. Granite Yard and Polishing Works in Bradford.


Our stock of finished work is large and of latest design. Material and workmanship always first-class.


We confine ourselves exclusively to Memorial Work. Monuments and Tablets of the best and leading quarries of Granite and Marble always on hand.


We respectfully solicit the patronage of all who contemplate the purchase of works.


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RAND F. N. & CO. (Frank N. Rand and James S. Sumner), produce commission merchants, 37 Locust (see page 607)


Rand Winfield, shoemaker, rooms 59 How


Randall Andrew, farmer, h. Linwood, opp. Glines


Randall Antoinette, widow of John, h. 94 Emerson


Randall Elihu, shoemaker, rooms 100 Merrimack


Randall George II. (J. P. Randall & Son), furniture, 6, 8 and 10 Merrimack, b. Jobn P. Randall's, Fountain Randall Henry, engineer, 270 River, house 271 do.


Randall Horace, shoemaker, house 188 Water


Randall John, hatter, 270 River, boards 271 do.


Randall John M., carpenter, 270 River, h. at Groveland Randall John O., carpenter, 14: Pleasant, rooms 164 Mer- rimack


Randall John P. (J. P. Randall & Son), furniture 6 Mer- rimack, house Fountain, cor. Kenoza ave.


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ANDALL J. P. & SON (John P. and George H. Randall and William H. Peabody), furniture, 6, 8 and 10 Merrimack (see opp. )


Randall Nettie, widow of John, house 94 Emerson Randall Sydney J., clerk, 17 Water


Randall Sophia A., widow of Elijah F., h. 20 Lawrence


Rankins Jesse, boarding house, 52 Merrimack


Ranney William H., clerk. 8 Fieet, h. at Bradford


Rano Joseph. hostler, 19 Main, rooms do.


Ray Albert F., clerk, 133 Merrimack, bds. 11 Portland


RAY HARVEY, grocer, 133 Merrimack, b. 11 Port- Jand (see p. 604)


Rayfus Jobn R., farmer, h. Rocks and Plaistow road


Raymond Ernest O., shoemaker, h. Batchelders ct.


Raymond Frederick O., deputy sheriff and auctioneer, 103 Merrimack, room 5. and 86 Main, h. do.


Raymond Frederick O., Jr .. bds. 86 Main


Raymond Hiram, morocco dresser, h. Gilbert av.


Raymond Mary F. Miss, teacher, Rocks Village school, bds. D. N. Davis', do.


Read Albert F., house 38 Arlington


Read Edgar L., clerk, 51 Merrimack, bds. 24 Auburn


Read Grace M. Miss, teacher Portland training school, bds. 38 Arlington


Read Leanora, widow of Leonard, h. 24 Auburn


Read Sarah A., widow of Thomas J., boards 14 Summit avenue


Real Estate Improvement Co. of Haverhill. L. V. Spauld- ing, treas., Academy of Music building


Reardon Ellen Mrs .. h. 40 Sargent sq. Reardon John, laborer, house 6 York


Reardon John, shoe dresser. h. 9 Rose


Reardon John C., shoemaker, h. 15 York


Apply to WM. H. PAGE,


ROOMS 16 & 17 DAGGETT BLDG., For small or large amounts of Fire Insurance.


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( Sun Fire Office, British America, American, Northwestern. National, Mercantile, Spring Garden, United Firemans',


-- Represented by -


NO. 24 WASHINGTON SQUARE. (North American, People's.


Reardon Maurice, coachman, 75 Main, bds. do.


Reardon Michael, shoe dresser, bds. 16 Grove


Reardon Timothy C., laborer, Stevens' mill, house 55 Stewart


Reardon Timothy, laborer Gas House


Reardon William, shoe dresser, h. 16 Grove


Redman Charles E., box maker, 61 Fleet, h. 4 Travers Reed Albert L .. boat builder, rear 53 Water, h. do.


Reed Arabella Miss, hat trimmer, bds. 15 Ashland


Reed Edward, gilder, 13 Washington sq., house 34 Sar- gent square


Reed Edward O., foreman, sole leather room. 76 Wingate Reed Frank F., clerk, 12 Main, rooms 16 Court


Reed Harry E., harness maker, 166 Merrimack, h. 25 Kehoza avenue


Reed John, cook, 90 Wingate, h. 26 Myrtle


Reed Mary A. Miss, teacher, Currier shool, boards 46 Temple


Reed Melvin HI., harness maker, 29 Main, house 27 Ken- oza avenue


Reed Nancy S. Miss. stitcher, bds. 4 Kenoza ave.


Reed Orin, house N. Broadway, byd. Vale


Reed Samuel B., insurance, 212 Merrimack, rooms do.


Reeley William P. (Sampson & Reeley), shoe crimper, 112 Washington, h. 17 Shepherd


Reeves Delia Miss, rooms 108 Winter


Regan Charles J., stonecutter, bds. 98 Primrose


Regan Daniel, shoemaker, 23 Railroad sq., boards 98 Primrose


Regan Daniel H., shoemaker, bds. 28 Primrose


Regan Ellen, widow of Daniel J., b. 9 Wingate


Regan Frank E., farmer, h. 9 Wingate


Regan Jonn, laborer, house 20 New


Regan Margaret, widow of Robert, h. 14. Harrison Regan Robert H., shoecutter, bds. 14 Harrison


Regan Robert T., shoemaker, h. 48 Bellevue ave.


Regan William F., stock fitter, bds. 14 Harrison Regan William J .. shoemaker, bds. 9 Wingate


Regis Annie J. Miss, bookkeeper, 9 Essex, h. 76 Temple - Regis William, coal and wood dealer, h. 76 Temple Reilley Charles E., shoecutter, li. 34 Grand


- Remick Sarah A. Mrs., tailoress, 82 Merrimack, h. 18 Washington ave.


- Remick William E., laster, bds. 31 Emerson


Remmonds Fred C., shoemaker, 136 Washington, house at Groveland


Rene Armides, laborer, bds. 33 Hilldale avenue


Rene Joseph, laborer, h. 33 Hilldale avenue


Reney Flora, widow of Charles, h. 27 How


Reney George, shoemaker, bds. 27 How


Thomas H. Bailey,


PHARMACIST. ( Successor to Gov. A. Kimball.)


23 Merrimack Street.


STOCK COMPANIES. J. F. SMITHI,


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Reney Harmides, laborer, h. 31 Locke


Reneau Joseph, shoemaker, h. rear 208 Essex


Reval Edward, blacksmith, 58 Sargent square


Reval John, laborer, h. r. 5 Apple


Reynard Fred, carpenter, rooms 15 Orchard Reynolds Charles II., shoemaker, rms. 4 Grand


Reynolds George M. (Foss & Reynolds) heel contractor, 55 Washington, h. 9 Spring place


Reynolds Ira, shoemaker, bds. 18 Emerson


Reynolds Roswell W., teamster, 152 Merrimack, house 4 Oak


Reynolds William B., boards George Wadleigh's, Lowell avenue


Reynolds William H., shoe-cutter. rooms 10 Duncan


Rheanme Moses, shoe finisher, 45 Wingate, house at Bradford


Rhodes Charles N., millinery and ladies' furnishing goods 54 Merrimack, bds. Commonwealth Hotel


Rhodes Duncan, foreman, 109 Washington, boards 32 Franklin


DICARD HUBERT (H. Ricard & Co.), crockery, furniture, etc., 66 Winter, h. GS do.


ICARD II. & CO. (Hubert Ricard), furniture,


คนอร์ crockery, stoves, etc., 66 Winter (see p. 283) Rice Addison G., clerk, 143 Merrimack, h. at Bradford


Rice James B., clerk, 51 Merrimack, h. 20 Orchard


Rice Michael, laborer, h. 41 Harrison


Rice Thomas P., provision dealer, 43 Primrose, house 43 Harrison


Rice Willard, shoe cutter, h. 16 Grove


Rich Albert P., farmer, h. North Main


Rich Hattie A. Mrs., h. 17 Pecker


Rich John A., machinist, h. 138 River


Rich Judson A., engineer, h. 35 Davenport


Rich Mary B., widow of Henry F., h. Amesbury road


Rich Mary F. Miss, teacher Portland st. training school, bds. Kenoza avenue


Rich Melvin R., laborer, h. 51 Hilldale av.


Richard H. Arthur, hairdresser, 23 Water, h. do. [4


Richards Dearborn F., McKay operator, h. 15 How, suite Richards Esther A., wid. of William E .. h. 37 Main


Richards Fred, hatter. 270 River, h. at Groveland


Richards Fred D., shoecutter, 51 Wingate, b. 3 Currier pl. DICHARDS FRED G., Mayor, and (W. B. Rich- ards & Son), hack and livery stable, 19 Main, and (Richards & Dole), undertakers, 39 Main, h. 132 do. (see page 289) Richards George C., shoemaker, h. 17 Orchard


Richards Jennie P., wid. of Henry, h. r. 40 Merrimack Richards Joseph, shoemaker, rins. 50 Pleasant


Fathers and Mothers, call at the One Price Shoe House, No. 7 Washington Sq., Haverhill, and try the Misses' and Chil- dren's Button Boots, stamped, Little Giant, Prices, $1.00 & $1.25.


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Richards Julia A., wid. of William B., h. 51 Stage Richards Silas F., painter, h. 17 Orchard


Richards William H., soles, taps, etc .; r. 40 Wingate, house 9 Chestnut


Richards William H., Jr., sole cutter, b. 9 Chestnut DICHARDS W. B. & SON (Fred G. Richards), hack, livery, and boarding stable, 19 Main (sec opp.)


ICHARDS & DOLE (Fred G. Richards and Geo.


RI H. Dole), undertakers, 39 Main (sec opp. ) Richardson Adele L. Miss, rms. 56 Pecker


Richardson Adolphus T., heel cutter, h. 37 Ashland


DICHARDSON A. GEORGE, fish etc., 98


Locust, h. 87 Cedar(see p. 609)


Richardson Caroline S., wid. of Philo B., boards Dr. Robinson's, Ayers Village


Richardson Charles HI., heel cutter, h. r. 12 Walnut


Richardson Edward C., shoemaker, h. 17 Moore


Richardson Edward T., laborer, h. 46 River


Richardson Elisha, shoemaker, h. Crystal, Ayers Village Richardson Elizabeth Miss, millinery, 47 Water, house 9 Dustin


Richardson Ellen F., wid. of Christopher C., h. 181 Water Richardson Ernest L., heel cutter, h. r. 21 Walnut


Richardson Fred A., sign writer, 10 Fleet, h. 181 Water Richardson George M., watchmaker, 27 Merrimack, bds. 106 Main


Richardson Henry O., watches, clocks, and jewelry, 27 Merrimack, house 106 Main [Park Richardson Isaac, shoemaker, h. Gile road, n. Trotting Richardson John B., shoe cutter, h. 33 Cedar


Richardson John L., shoecutter, bds. 19 Pleasant [do.


Richardson J. Gilman Mrs., dressmaker, 84 Emerson, b.


Richardson Lizzie A. Miss, stitcher, h. 83 Locke


Richardson Lydia A. Mrs .. h. 20 Grove


Richardson Lyman J., carpenter, h. 63 Hancock


Richardson Mary H., wid. of Alpha A., h. 26 Fifth


Richardson Miles, shoemaker, b. 9 Bartlett av.


Richardson Oren B., laster, rms. r. 16 Oak


Richardson Robert A., shoecutter, h. 308 Washington


Richardson Stephen C., h. G Spring


Richardson William L., laster, h. 40 Eastern av.


Ricker Chester C., carpenter, h. Kenoza, East Parish


Ricker Edgar S., compositor, 13 Washington, boards 24 Howard


Ricker Emma F. Miss, h. 99 High


Ricker Eugene H., stitcher, 7 Adams pl., h. at Groveland Ricker Frederick L .. soles, taps and stiffenings. 18 and 20 Phenix row, h. 54 White [Walnut


Rieker Herbert O., machine operator, 76 Wingate, h. 16


For Ladies' Wool and Cotton Underwear, Small Wares and Notions, visit BROOKS BROS.


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1856. 1889. WM. B. RICHARDS & SON.


LIVERY & BOARDING


TABLE ES


19 MAIN STREET, HAVERHILL, MASS.


LANDAUS, BARGES AND COACHES FURNISHED FOR FIRST-CLASS WORK. FRED G. RICHARDS.


RICCARDO & DOZZ,


(Successors to J. II. CUMMINGS.)


MIQUINTO


SHING UNDERTAKERS


And Practical Embalmers.


We furnish our own Carriages.


39 MAIN ST., opp. City Hall, HAVERHILL, MASS.


Fred G. Richards.


Geo. H. Dole.


, 38 MIEN


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HAVERHILL HAT CO.,


REAR CITY HALL, HAVERHILL, MASS. Manufacturers of Wool Hats.


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SELLING AGENTS, -


HAWLEY, HENDEL & MOHN, 145 Greene St., New York.


W. B. THOM & CO.,


-- Manufacturers of -


WOOL AND FUR


HATS


RIVER STREET,


HAVERHILL


MASS.


The Oldest Daily and the Largest Circulation.


The Haverhill Bulletin, DAILY AND WEEKLY. The Bulletin Daily and Weekly has a larger circulation than all the other city papers combined, making it the BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM.


MITCHELL & HOYT, Steam Printers.


89 MERRIMACK ST., HAVERHILL.


Our facilities for doing Fine Work exceed those of any other establish ment in the city. We invite attention to our work.


The Haverhill Gazette


EVERY EVENING AND WEEKLY.


- - ESTABLISHED 1798. - -


CIRCULATION, JAN. 1, 1888, 1,800.


" 1889, - 3,800.


DAILY, $5.00 per year.


WEEKLY, $1.00 per year.


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DR. CHILD'S COUGH SYRUP, KNOWN. Phoenix Drug Store, Cor. Washington Sq. & St.


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Ricker Johanna Mrs., h. rear 17 Kenoza av. Ricker Josephine Miss, h. 99 High


Ricker Nathaniel M., painter, h. 24 Howard Ricker Richard, hatter, 270 River, b. at Bradford Ricker William H., shoemaker, h. 1 Braggs ct. Ricks Charles, shoemaker, b. 18 Ashland


Ridgway Joseph, shoe mnfr., 31 Washington, house 10 Bartlett


Ridley Jacob, laborer, house 100 Locust


Rigney John M., tailor, 174 Merrimack, h. 47 Locust


Riley Alice, wid. of Patrick, h. Wharf lane, Rocks Village Riley Bernard, boards 30 Howard


Riley Bridget, wid. of Michael, h. 40 Primrose


Riley Charles, shoemaker, b. 40 Primrose


Riley Daniel, shoemaker, b. 186 Winter


Riley Daniel, shoemaker, h. 82 Franklin


Riley Hugh, plasterer, bds. 30 Howard


Riley James, painter, h. Wharf lane, Rocks Village


Riley John, shoemaker, b. Wharf lane, Rocks Village


Riley John H., laborer, h. 2 Sargents sq. Riley Michael, shoe cutter, 35 Granite


Riley Michael, heel cutter, r. 19 Essex


Riley Peter M., gardener, h. 72 Franklin


Riley Phillip, shoemaker, bds. Wharf lane, Rocks Village Riley Thomas, shoemaker, h. 51 Hancock


Riley Thomas D., heel cutter, h. 8 Sixth


Riley William C., farmer, Midlake farm, Kenoza av. h. do.


Ring Arthur P., shoe stitcher, h. 62 How


Ring Betsey, wid. of Stephen F., b. 100 Emerson


Ring Dennis, laborer, h. 15 Rose .


Ring Ellen S. Miss, bas. 100 Emerson


Ring Eugene, laborer, h. 15 Rose


Ring Jeremiah J., shoemaker, h. 5 Lewis


Ring John, heels, rands, etc., basement. 52 Washington, cro house 11 Rose


Ring John. city laborer, h. 99 Primrose


DING LEMUEL C., builders' finish and sawing and turning, 208 River, h. at Bradford (see p. 589) Ring Page, shoemaker, ris. 24 Walnut


Rinn Frank, shoemaker, h. 40 Locke


Riordon Daniel C., asst. pastor, St. James church, house 75 Winter


Ripley William E., painter, house 69 Locust


Ritchie Mary A. Mrs., dressmaker, 26 Water, h. do.


Ritchie Robert Y., confectionery, etc., 22 Emerson, h. do. Rivalle Joseph, shoemaker. h. rear 61 Hilldale ave.


Rivers Harry J., edge blacker, b. 59 Hancock


Rivers Katie W., widow of Henry, h. 10 Hancock


Rivers Willie N .. clerk, 30 Emerson. b. 59 Hancock Roach James, plumber, rear 116 Wash., b. 69 Essex


Haverhill Co-operative Bank, 1 AMOS W. DOWNING. Pres. WM. H. PAGE, Sec. & Treas. 16 and 17 DAGGETT BUILDING. Save your Money.


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Roach Catherine Mrs., rooms 32 How


Roach Mary, widow of Cornelius, h. 19 High


Robbins Handley C., farmer, h. Broadway, Ayers Village Robbins Willie R., shoemaker, h. 71 Summer


Roberge F., carpenter, 270 River, h. 153 do.


Roberge Joseph, house rear 208 Essex


Roberts Addic F., widow of Arthur J., bouse 7 Walnut Roberts Alexander, driver, Essex, bds. 84 Broadway


Roberts Alexander, junk dealer, 199 Essex, h. 84 Broad- way


DOBERTS ALEXANDER HE., carpenter, and cabinet maker, 13 Court, h. 49 Stage (see p. 589) Roberts Benjamin S., collector, 9 Essex, h. 7 Kenoza av. Roberts Charles F., shoemaker, boards Mrs. M. M. Rob- erts', Ayers Village


Roberts Charles G., clergyman, house rear 24 Howard Roberts Eva O., widow of Samuel, h. 28 Duncan


Roberts Fred S., grocer, 40 Sargents square, h. do.


Roberts George A., house 27 Arch


Roberts Harriet J. Mrs., h. 259 Essex


Roberts Henry, laborer, h. 420 Water


Roberts Henry F. ( Roberts & Larsen), hairdresser, 166 Merrimack, h. 15 Arch ave.


Roberts Israel N., stock fitter, house 166 Essex


Roberts James, shearer, Stevens' mills, b. 40 Sargent sq. Roberts James F., shoemaker, b. 27 Arch


Roberts John, junk dealer, rear 106 Merrimack, house r. 69 Fifth


Roberts John, 2d, teamster, 199 Essex, h. 37 High


Roberts Joseph, shoemaker, b. 40 Sargents sq.


Roberts Joseph J., blacksmith, 7 Oak, h. at Lawrence


Roberts Joseph W., carpenter, h. 132 Winter


Roberts Julia A., widow of Oliver II., h. 132 Winter


Roberts Kate N., widow of Ernest U., dressmaker, 78 Merrimack, h. do.


Roberts Maria M., widow of Edmund A., house Broad- way, Ayers Village


Roberts Mary A., widow of George W., h. 23 North


Roberts Peter, blacksmith, Haverhill Iron Works


Roberts Trubert, shoemaker, bds. 14 Bartlett


Roberts Walter B., clerk, 199 Essex, h. 39 Broadway Roberts William N., heel cutter, 259 River, h. 13 do.


Roberts William W., clerk, City Clerk's office, City Hall, house 1 Seventh


Roberts & Larsen (Henry F. Roberts and Christian V. Larsen), hairdressers, 166 Merrimack Robertson Andrew G., musician, house 26 Kent Robertson Charles E., heel cutter, h. 171 Water Robertson. Edward, shoemaker, rms. 11 Emerson


, Robertson Lewis, heel cutter, b. 136 Water


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Robertson Oliver E., heel cutter, h. 175 Water Robertson William, shoemaker, b. 9 Ashland Robertson William, baker, 24 Main, h. 9 Ashland . Robichaud Armand, carpenter, b. rear 16 Essex Robichaux Charles, carpenter, h. 164 Winter Robideaux Houi, shoemaker, h. 196 Essex Robideaux Houi, Jr., shoemaker, h. 2 Eastern ave. Robinson Algernon L. (Towle & Robinson) , shoe con- tractor, r. 40 Wingate, rms. 30 Pecker




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