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Pearl court, from 86 Water. north
Pearson, from 246 Water to Groveland
Pecker, from 95 Merrimack to 108 Winter
Pecker street court, from 21 Pecker, cast
Pentucket, from 26 Portland to 25 White
Pentucket court, from 3 Pentucket
Phenix row, from Gilman place to Sanders place, between Washington and the river
Pilling, from 131 High. running north-westerly
Pleasant, from 18 Winter to opp. 34 How
Plummer, from 23 Stage to 18 Green
Polk, from Lincoln avenue to Riverside avenne -
Porter, from 320 Washington to 2 Baldwin
Porter place, from 74 Washington to the river
Portland, from 53 Winter. to 2 Fifth
Potter place, from 65 Washington to Mechanics row Prescott court, rear of Prescott block
Prescott place, from 2 Washington to the river
Primrose, from 201 Winter to Dustin square
Prospect, from 10 Ford to 21 Shepherd
Race, from 47 Haverhill to opposite 71 Keeley
Railroad square, junction Washington and depot grounds Reed, from Temple to Jackson
Richmond, from Park to Arlington
Ringold, from Primrose, south-westerly
River, from 160 Washington along the river to above Ayer Riverside avenue, continuation of Water along the river bank
Rockland, from Broadway, near Smith to Lowell avenue Rocks and Plaistow road, from Rocks Village to Plaistow
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STREETS, COURTS, AVENUES, ETC.
Rose, from 14 New to 43 Primrose
Rose avenue, from 4 Rose, south
Rugg place, from 89 Washington to Wingate
St. James avenue, from Chestnut to Mill
Saltonstall court, from 20 Fleet, west
Sanders place, from 130 Washington to the river
Sargent court, from 192 Winter, south
Sargents square, junction of Winter, Essex, Broadway, and Hilldale avenue
School, from 152 Water to 49 Summer
Scotland Ilill, west of road to City of Lawrence on Lowell avenue, west of Bradley avenue
Scott, from Adams to Jefferson, between Brown and Lin- coln avenue
Seventh, from 166 Main to Cedar (proposed) to 125 Primrose
Shaws lane, changed to Broadway avenue
Sheldon, from 5 Brickett, northerly
Shepherd, from 346 Washington across Baldwin
Silver, from 263 Washington, north to Silver Hill
Sixth, from 154 Main west across Cedar, beyond Franklin Smith, from Broadway, near Rockland to Lowell avenue
South, from 282 Washington, Mt. Washington, south
Spring, from 52 Winter to 23 Pleasant
Spring place, from 3 Spring
Spruce, from 63 East Broadway to Groveland
Stage, from 32 Water to 9 Summer
Stewart, from opposite 83 Primrose, west to Hale
Summer, from 63 Main to 46 Mill
Summit avenue, from 35 Webster to 18 Highland avenue
Swasey, from opposite 78 High to beyond Marshall
Taylor from Van Buren to Riverside avenue
Taylor place, from 110 Phenix row to the river
Temple, from 229 Washington to 78 High
Temple place. from Temple, near Washington, south- westerly
Tilton place, from 124 Phenix row to the river
Tiltons Corner, junction Groveland, East Broadway and Keeley
Travers, from 25 Kenoza avenue to 30 Ashland
Tremont, from opposite 20 Temple to 3 Park avenue
Union, from 46 Nichols to opposite 41 Fifth
Vale, from Hilldale avenue to North Broadway
Van Buren, from Madison to Taylor, between Lincoln av. and Riverside avenue
Varnum, from opposite 276 River to Washington, n. Ayer Vestry, from 47 Main to 5 Summer
Victoria court, from 134 High, southerly
Vine, from 95 Winter to 53 White
Walnut, from 50 Emerson to 41 Locust
Walnut square, junction Main, North ave. and Lawrence
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CITY LANDINGS, ETC.
Warren, from 24 Kenoza avenue to 11 Howard
Washington, from Washington square, west to Lowell av. Washington avenue, from 141 Washington to junction of Beacon and Arch
Washington square, junction of Merrimack, Washington, Emerson and Essex
Water, from Main, east to Lincoln avenue
Webster, from 20 Summer, across Kenoza avenue, to Fountain
Webster place, from 35 Washington to Mechanics way
West, from 157 Merrimack to 11 Oak
Westford, from Washington, above Maxwell, westerly Wharf lane, Rocks Village
White, from 119 Winter to 94 Main
Whittier, from 30 Haverhill to 9 Keeley
William, from 16 White to 15 Primrose
Windsor, from Arlington, north to Mill
Wingate, from 52 Essex to Boston and Maine depot
Wingate Way, from Gardner way, easterly between Win- gate and Granite
Winter, from 44 Main to Sargent square
Worthen place, from opposite 44 Stage
York, from 83 Primrose to 11 Kimball
CITY LANDINGS.
No.
1. Rocks Village, next below the bridge . 2. ٤٠ above "
3. Steamboat wharf, next above No. 2
4. Cottles creek, about a mile below Groveland bridge
5. Keeley's landing, at Lower end of Water street
6. Opposite Pentucket cemetery, 261 to 265 Water street
7. Opposite foot of Mill street, 191 to 205 Water st.
8. Opposite foot of Lindel st., 127 to 131 Water st.
9. Nearly opposite foot of Moore street, 101 to 107 Water street
10. Nearly opposite foot of Stage street, 55 to 69 Water street
11. City wharf, next below Haverhill bridge, foot of Main street
12. Nearly opposite foot of Pecker street, 74 to 76 Merrimack street
13. Washington square landing
14. Rear 172 to 190 Washington street
15. West Parish, near Mitchell's Falls, opp. residence of E. Bradley
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BLOCKS, BUILDINGS, ETC.
BLOCKS, BUILDINGS, ETC.
Academy of Music, 97 to 111 Merrimack Adams building, 38 to 44 Washington Atwood block, 12, 14 and 16 Main Bannister block, 2 to 4 Merrimack, and 1 to 6 Bridge Bishop block, 62 to 70 Wingate Bishop's building, 73 to 79 Washington
Boston and Maine Freight depot, Winter, cor. Hale Bragg building, Railroad square Brickett building, Washington sq., cor. of Emerson Bullen block, 92 to 98 Washington Chase block, 74 to 84 Washington Chase's block, 15 to 33 Merrimack
Chase Morse block, 104 to 116 Locust, cor. Winter
Corliss block, 8 to 20 Winter, cor. Pleasant Currier block, 116 to 122 Washington
Currier's block, 29 to 39 Main, near Eagle Honse Daggett building, 89 to 95 Merrimack
Davis & Crafts building, 89 to 91 Washington
Depot, Boston & Maine, Railroad square
Duncan block, 6 to 10 Merrimack
Elliott & Noves block, 53 and 55 Wingate
Endicott & Arnold building, 53 and 55 Washington Essex block, 20 to 32 Merrimack Essex street block, from 19 to 37 Essex
Exchange building, 8 to 20 Water
Finney block, 50 to 68 Washington
First National Bank building, 46 and 18 Washington
Fitts building, 93 and 95 Washington
Flint block, 41 to 43 Main Fox block, 29 to 37 Granite
Franklin block, 200 to 214 Merrimack
Gardner block, 13 to 35 Railroad square Gardner building, 40 to 48 Granite Gilman block, 14 and 16 Washington Gilman building, 22 to 32 Washington square
Goodrich & Porter & Kimball building, 66 to 72 Wash- ington
Goodwin's block, 165 to 175 Merrimack
Granite block, 68 to 74 Merrimack Hammond block, 119 to 133 Merrimack. cor. How
Haverhill Bank building, 79 to 85 Merrimack Hewes block, 14 to 20 Emerson Jaques block, 67 to 71 Washington Kelley block, 45 to 51 Wingate Kittredge block. 94 to 106 Merrimack
Lafayette block, 1 to 17 Essex
Manufacturers row, 108 to 138 Merrimack
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HALLS, ETC.
Marsh building, 37 to 47 Washington Masonic Temple, Merrimack, cor. How Merrimack bank building, 18 to 20 Washington Morse building, 8 to 12 Adams place Newcomb block, 18 to 28 Wingate Newcomb Bros. block. S to 16 Wingate Newcomb J. S. block, 30 to 34 Wingate Nichols block, 22 to 36 Washington Nichols building, 60 to 64 Washington
Nichols J. R. block, 177 and 179 Merrimack
Odd Fellows' building, 24 to 28 Main
Osgood block, 2 to 6 Water, and 1 to 17 Main Peaslee & Tilton block, 97 to 103 Washington Pearson Bros. block, 8 to 14 Essex Pilling block, 36 to 40 Wingate
Post Office block, 56 to 66 Merrimack
Potter block, 57 to 65 Washington
Prescott block, 2 to 12 Washington Ricard's block, 10 to 68 Winter Rugg building, 81 to 87 Washington
Russ & Noves & Carleton block, 72 to 78 Wingate
Saltonstall block, 57 to 71 Merrimack
Sanders block, 124 to 130 Washington Sanders Thomas building, 132 to 140 Washington Swett block, 57 to 63 Wingate Taylor block, 52 to 58 Wingate Taylor block, 100 to 114 Washington
Tilton block, 34 to 40, and 168 to 182 Merrimack
Tilton building. 42 to 46 Merrimack Union block, 152 to 166 Merrimack Washington block, 13 to 25 Washington square
Webster building, 1 to 35 Washington Wentworth buildings, 14 to 36 Granite
West's block, 87 to 93 Water, opp. Pearl
Whittier's block, from 184 to 198 Merrimack
HALLS.
Academy of Music, 97 to 111 Merrimack Apollo Hall, 60 Merrimack Ayers Hall, Avers Village A. O. of F. Hall, 78 Merrimack Brittan Hall, 36 Main
1 Castle Hall, 14 Main City Hall. Main, corner Court Exchange Hall, 20 Water G. A. R. Hall, 153 Merrimack Good Templar's Hall, 53 Merrimack
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OFFICES, WHARVES, ETC.
Hibernian Hall, 31 Washington
Knights of Pythias Hall, 14 Main
Lasters' Protective Union, 82 Merrimack
Lincoln Hall; 153 Merrimack Magnolia Hall, 60 Merrimack Masonic Hall, 115 Merrimack Music Hall, 42 Winter
Odd Fellows' Hall, 26 Main
Painters' Hall, 124 Merrimack Salvation Army Barracks, 16 Fleet Sons of Veterans' Hall, 16 Water
OFFICES.
Assessor's Office, City Hall City Clerk's Office. City Hall City Marshal's Office, City Hall Collector's Office. City Hall Mayor's Office, City Hall Police Court, City Hall Post-Office, 56 to 58 Merrimack
WHARVES.
Chase's Wharf, opp. foot of Main Hale's wharf, 101 Water Sargent & Holden's wharf, opposite foot of How Smiley's wharf, from 191 Water, opp. School Steamboat wharf, rear 140 Merrimack Tilton's wharf, rear 140 Washington West wharf, from 83 Water
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WARD BOUNDARIES
HAVERHILL WARD BOUNDARIES.
Ward 1. All that portion of the city north of Merri- mack river and west of a line drawn from said river through the center of Main street to White street, thence through the center of White street, crossing Winter to Emerson street, thence through the center of Emerson street, crossing Merrimack street to Merrimack river.
Ward 2. All that portion of the city east of said Main street line, extending to Kenoza avenue, through the center of Kenoza avenue to Kent street, thence run- ning soutberly through the center of Kent street to Water street, thence through the centre of Water street to Ferry landing.
Ward 3. All that portion of the city west of said Em- erson street line and White street line to Charles street, thence south of a line running westerly to North street, thence west of a line running northerly through the center of North street to John street, thence south of and run- ning westerly through the center of John street to Prim- rose street, thence west of a line running northerly through Primrose street to Lancaster street, thence south of a line running westerly through Lancaster street to Little river, thence running by said Little river to Boston and Maine railroad, thence by said railroad to Merrimack river.
Ward 4. All that portion of the city east of said Kent street line to Kenoza avenue, through the centre of Keno- za avenue to the Newton road, thence through the center of the Newton road to the city line.
Ward 5. All that portion of the city lying west of the Boston and Maine railroad to Little River, thence north- erly by said Little river to the city line. This ward has been divided into two Precints.
Ward 6 All that portion of the city lying north of said lines drawn through the center of White street and Charles street to North street, thence east of said line drawn through the centre of North street to John street, thence north of said John street line to Primrose street, thence east of said Primrose street line to Lancaster street, thence north of said Lancaster street line to Little river, thence east of said Little river to the city, and thence south of said city line to Newton road, thence west of said Newton road line to Kenoza avenue, thence west of said Kenoza avenue line to Main street, thence west of said Main street line to White street.
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ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THIS DIRECTORY.
Ab., above; ngt., agent ; asst., assistant: av., avenue; A. V., Avers Village; b. or bds., boards; bet., between : blilg, building; blk., block; (B.), Boston; com. mer., commission merchant; e. or cor., corner: ct., court ; h. house : lab., laborer; mkr .. maker; mnir., manufacturer; n., near; opp., opposite; pi., place; P. O., posi-office ; pres .. president; rd., road; Rev., reverend: r., rear; st., street ; sec., secretary: 84., square; supt., superintendent; treas .. treasurer; (U. S. A.), United States Army; (U. S. N.), United States Navy; whol., whole- sale: whf., wharf; wid., widow.
Where the name of a firm, corporation or factory appears immediately after the name, it indicates the place of business. After the name of the street, the word street is omitted.
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ADVERTISE FOR TRADE. .
Abbott Aaron P., hostler, HI. & G. Railway stable, h. Groveland
Abbott Augustus, hatter. boards 259 River
Abbott Clarence P., shoe cutter, 35 Wingate, house at Groveland
Abbott C. Fred, job wagon, boards 15 Oak
Abbott Essex S., book-keeper. 136 Wash'n, b.25 William Abbott Etta C., house 170 Merrimack
Abbott Frank, shoe seamer, boards 36 Merrimack
Abbott Gilbert R., farmer, boards Thomas Nichols', East Broadway
Abbott Herman D., clerk, 160 Merrimack, boards I. A. Emery's. No. avenue
BBOTT IRA A. (Abbott & Pearl), lawyer, 83 A
Merrimack. house 26 Park (see p. 617)
Abbott John F., house 10 Belmont
Abbott Lewis F. F., clerk. 103 Merrimack. h. 25 William
Abbott Louis F., shoe cutter. 15 Railroad square
Abbott S. S. Mrs., writing academy. 15 Pecker. h. do.
INSURANCE Rooms 16 & 17 Daggett Building.
Wm. H. Page, INS AGENCY. FIRST CLASS COMPANIES.
PHOENIX DRUG STORE,
UNDER HOTEL WEBSTER.
Corner Washington Sq. and St.
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BBOTT & PEARL (Ira A. Abbott and Francis
H. Pearl) , lawyers, 83 Merrimack (see p. 617) Abrams W. Frank, shoemaker, h. 8 Victoria court
Academy of Music, James F. West, manager, 103 Mer- rimack
Adams Ann M., widow of Adam W., house 106 Locke Adams Augusta M. Miss, house 162 Main
Adams Augustus H., registrar of voters, h. 158 Water Adams Aurilla A. Mrs., house 3 Arch
Adams Caleb HI., farmer, b. Wm. A. Adams', Hilldale av Adams Charles H., lawyer, house No. Broadway, n. Vale DAMS EDWARD F., insurance agent, Daggett bldg., 91 Merrimack, bds. 27 Cedar (see b'k. cov.) Adams Elizabeth, widow of Stephen C., h. 42 Keeley Adams Ella F. Miss, forewoman, 7 Essex, rms. 64 Main Adams Engene B., house 162 Main
Adams Eugene T. (Simonds & Adams), dry goods, 42 and 44 Merrimack, boards Commonwealth Adams Fannie Miss, housekeeper, 15 Howard
Adams Frank J., clerk, 353 Washington, b. 169 do.
Adams Geo. W., farmer, h. No. Broadway, n. Vale Adams Horace C., sole cutter, 7 Potter pl., h. at Bradford Adams Isaiah, shoemaker, house 4 Ayer
Adams James E., 53 Phenix row, house 68 Race
Adams John H., farmer, house Broadway, A. V.
Adams John Q., music teacher, boards 30 Lawrence
Adams John W., machine button-hole maker, house 90 Broadway
Adams Joseph, shoemaker, house 452 Water
A DAMS J. FRED, insurance, 91 Merrimack, h. 35 Highland av. (see back cover)
Adams John W., 2d, shoemaker, boards 106 Locke
Adams Lavinia M., widow of Benjamin, house 162 Main Adams Lewis E., book-keeper, 134 Merrimack, house 26 Green
Adams Lilla M. Miss, book-keeper, 50 Locust, b. 14 Kent
Adams Martha Mrs., house 4 Water
Adams Minnie A. Miss, dressmaker, bds. 14 Kent
Adams Mira S. Mrs., saleswoman, 44 Merrimack, house 24 High
Adams Samuel, farmer. b. Arthur Butrick's, No. Main . Adams Susan E., widow of John, house 26 Green
Adams William A., carpenter, house Hilldale av., above Monument
Adams William H., shoemaker, house 9 South
Adams William H., shoemaker, house 29 Grove
Adams William L., foreman, 94 Wash'n, h. 56 Temple
Adams William R., sole leather cutter, house Sheldon, near Brickett
Adelstein Walter, shoemaker, rms. 38 How
Thomas H. Bailey, - PHARMACIST. (Successor to Geo. A. Kimball.)
23 Merrimack Street.
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ETNA HOUSE, James Dewhirst, proprietor, 44 Water, corner Stage (see page 600) Agge Charles, painter, 12 Court, h. 99 Portland Agge Charles H., painter, h. 104 Portland Aherne Patrick, leather roller, h. 32 Primrose Aheroux Napoleon, shoemaker, h. 8 Mill Aikens William H., laborer, h. 1363 Main
Akely Abner C. (Welch & Akely), painter, r. 108 Merri- mack, h. at Bradford
Akerley Geo. W., carpenter, 208 River, h. 4 Grand Akerman J. Warren, collector, h. 9 Charles
Alden Harry A., shoemaker, bds. 129 Merrimack Alden Marshall, tinsmith, 151 Merrimack, h. 129 do. Alden Oscar F., teacher of dancing, 39 Myrtle, h. do. Alden Walter M., hostler, bds. 129 Merrimack Alexander Lewis S., sole cutter, h. 13 Cottage Alexander Sarah, widow of Jonathan, b. 2 Autumn Alger Frank P., moved to Bradford
Alger William, laborer, h. Lowell av., above Broadway
Allan Anna, widow of William G., h. 43 Pleasant
Allard Ferdinand, shoemaker, h. 33 Sargent square
Allard Henry D., heel contractor, 1852 Merrimack, h. at Bradford
Allard William, house 269 Essex
Allen Ada F. Mrs., h. 4 Currier pl.
Allen Alonzo T., gas fitter, 151 Merrimack, rms. 7 West Allen Asa N., cashier, American Express Co., 113 Wash- ington, h. 50 How
Allen Augustine M. (Cram & Allen), produce, rear 194 Essex, house 309 Washington
Allen Benjamin B., stitching room, 99 Washington, h. 3 Fountain
Allen Charles, shoe cutter, h. 7 Shepherd
Allen Charles, hostler, bds. 8 How
Allen Charles F., agent, Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg. Co., 9 Essex, h. at Bradford
Allen Charles F., bds. 59 Cedar
Allen Charles H., moved to Merrimac
Allen Edward M., driver, 46 Winter, h. 35 Lawrence
Allen E. Roy, shoe packer, 23 Essex, b. 5 Carleton ct. Allen Edward W. (E. W. Allen & Co.), shoe mnfr., 21 Washington, house 68 White
Allen Engene L., stock fitter, h. 115 E. Broadway
Allen E. W. & Son ( Edward W. Allen), shoe mnfr., 21 Washington
Allen Ferdinand A., painter, h. 28 Kenoza av.
Allen Frances L., widow of Samuel R., h. 50 How
Allen Frank, hostler. h. 19 Bartlett av. Allen Franklin H., physician, 64 Emerson, h. do.
Allen George L., carpenter, h. 14 School Allen Harry W., moved to California
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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Holyoke, Traders & Mechanics, Middlesex, Dorchester, Merchants and Farmers, Fitchburg, Abington, Lowell. Paying 70 per cent. Dividends on 5 year Policies.
--- Represented by - No. 24 WASHINGTON SQUARE.
MUTUAL COMPANIES, J. F. SMITHI,
Allen Herbert M., clerk, 41 Main, h. 15 Primrose Allen John Woodbury, moved to Manchester Allen John W., shoe entter, h. 45 Sixth
Allen Joseph A., shoe cutter, h. 9 Jackson Allen Josephine Miss. dressmaker, bds. 20 Orchard
Allen J. Wallace, moved to New York
Allen Maggie Miss, tailoress, rms. 162 Merrimack Allen Mary P. Mrs., bds. Old Ladies' Home, 121 Main Allen Mary W., widow of Wm. Y .. b. 59 Cedar
Allen Minnie Miss, tailoress, rms. 162 Merrimack
Allen Norman D., carpenter, 24 Pleasant, b. 5 Garden ct. Allen Roscoe G., teamster, h. 5 Carletons ct.
Allen Samuel, fish, etc., 46 Winter, h. 41 Sixth
Allen Samuel, carpenter, bds. R. Eastman's, Broadway, Ayers Village
Allen Sarah E., widow of Alvin B., nurse, h. 25 Howard Allen William, morocco dresser, r. 27 Washington sq.
Allen Wi. E., shoemaker, house 8 Plnumer
Alley Sarah C., widow of Samuel, boarding house, C Duncan
Allman Timothy, hatter, 270 River
Amazeen Albert II., driver, 121 Essex, b. 24 Fifth
Amazeen Alice L. Miss, bookkeeper, rear 130 Washing- ton, b. 42 Cedar
Amazeen Elizabeth W., widow of Joseph, h. 5 Arlington Amazeen Frank W., bookkeeper, 43 Wingate, boards 5 Arlington
Ambeau Mitchell, moved to Canada
Amberg Enos, teamster, h. 175 Water
Amberg Eunice Mrs., b. 5 Lindel
Amberg Eunice Mrs., b. 53 Jackson
Ambrose Raymond, carpenter. 210 River
Amburg Howard O., shoemaker, b. 5 Lindel
American Express Company, HI. S. Shelling, agent, 113 Washington and 1 Water
Ames Charles L., h. East Broadway, below grist mill
Ames Ellen W., widow of James S., h. 85 Emerson
Ames Mary F., widow of James E .. h. 26 Summer
Ames Nancy A., widow of Fisher, h. 31 River
Ames Wm. C., shoemaker, h. E. Broadway, below grist mill
Amirault Amos, moved to Hampton Beach
Amos Charles, laborer, Haverhill Aqueduct Co., house 3 Water
Amos Charles W., farmer, bds. 21 Brown
Amos Lucinda, widow of Charles, h. 21 Brown
Amro Raymond V., carpenter. ris. 50 Pleasant
Anable Rufus A .. farmer, h. North Broadway, n. Vale
Anderson Alfred W., photographer, 60 Merrimack, h. at Groveland
Anderson Clara A. Miss, house 65 Auburn
For Ladies' Wool and Cotton Underwear, Small Wares and Notions, visit BROOKS BROS.
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Anderson George L., box maker, 3 Granite, h. 25 Dover Anderson George T., machinist, 20 Granite
Anderson George. W., clerk, 72 Phenix row, bouse at Bradford
Anderson George W., machinist, rms. 12 Dustin
Anderson Hans P., clerk, Commonwealth, 11 How, b. do Anderson Henry, shoemaker. h. rear 144 Winter
Anderson James, shoemaker, h. Maxwell, n. Washington Anderson James H., shoemaker, b. 144 Winter
Anderson John, morocco dresser, b. 53 Pecker
Anderson John S., blacksmith, 13 Stage, h. 32 do.
Anderson Lydia A., widow of John, h. 109 Main
Anderson Marius A., clerk, Commonwealth, 11 How, boards do.
Anderson Mary Mrs., dressmaker, 983 Merrimack
Andrews Alvah HI., fireman, rear City Hall, B. 180 Water Andrews Edwin W., dentist. 46 Merrimack, h. 5 Clinton Andrews Ella A. Mrs., h. 74 Pecker
Andrews George H., driver, 58 Phenix row, h. 131 Cedar Andrews George W., spinner, Stevens mill, bds. 251 Essex
Andrews Henry O., moved to Athol
Andrews John, hatter 270 River, h. 21 Pilling
Andrews Kate R. Miss, clerk, 20 Winter, b. 34 Auburn
Angell Annie MI., widow of Alphonzo D., house 170 Mer- rimack
Angell Josie E. Mrs., h. 4 Elm place
Angers Isidore, shoemaker, b. 77 Essex
Annable Ervin, tinsmith. h. 21 Arch ave.
Annable Ervin S., tinsmith, 9 Emerson, h. 41 Portland
Annable Rufus A., farmer, bds. Geo. Appleton's, No. Broadway
Annis Etta C. Miss, dressmaker, 26 Orchard, bds. do. Appleton Calvin, farmer, h. N. Broadway, cor. Monument Appleton Calvin P., morocco dresser, bds. Calvin Ap- pleton's, N. Broadway
Appleton Edmund K., shoe packer, h. 67 Winter
Appleton Edward HI., morocco dresser, bds. Calvin Ap- pleton's, N. Broadway
Appleton Ellen M., widow of John A., h. 5 Newell Appleton George, blacksmith, h. N. Broadway, c. Vale
Appleton George Il., rubber goods (90 Franklin, B. ), h. 67 Winter
Appleton John A., died JJuly 26. 1888
Appleton Martha W., widow of John A., h. 81 Winter Appleton Tamison G., widow of George, h. 67 Winter Araldo Philip, fruit dealer. 34 Locust. h. do.
Archibald Dana (F. Archibald & Co.), soles, etc., 74 Washington, h. 5 Ford [bds. 343 Washington Archibald Elmira E. Miss, dressmaker, 78 Merrimack,
Wm. H. Pago, INAC INSURANCE Rooms 16 & 17 Daggett Building. AGENCY. FIRST CLASS COMPANIES.
PHOENIX DRUG STORE,
ADVERTISE FOR TRADE.
UNDER HOTEL WEBSTER.
Corner Washington Sq. and St.
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Archibald Emma J., widow of Rueben II., dry goods, 341 Washington, h. 343 do.
Archibald Freelon (F. Archibald & Co.), soles, etc., 74 Washington, house 5 Ford
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