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BAILEY'S STOMACH
for an all the year around Medicine are unsurpassed.
BITTERS Thos. I. Bailey, 23 Merrimack St.
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Simpson Harriet B., widow of Wm. H., b. 20 Chestont Simpson John M., driver C. II. Cox, h. at Haverhill
Skinner Miner A., horse trainer, house South road, near Haseltine's Hill
Small Freeman K., carpenter, honse 191 Main
Small Jacob W., watchman, B. & M. R. R., h. Locke, Dear Blossom
Smith Edgar M., clerk (Haverhill), h. 15 Central
Smith Emma M., widow of Herbert HI., boards Mrs. L. West's, Ferry
Smith Ferdinand. shoe cutter, h. Hale, opp. schoolhouse Smith Geo. E. (G. E. Smith & Co. ) . furniture ( 44 Main, and 10 Winter, Haverhill), 45 Merrimack
Smith JJames, driver, 22 Locke, bds. 6 Blossom
Smith Moses. shoe cutter, h. Allen, near Main
Smith Samuel C., carpenter, house 17 Elm
Smith William, shoemaker, house 6 Blossom
Snelling Henry S., agent, American Express Co. (5 Mer- rimack, Haverhill), house 15 Chadwick
Spencer Lemuel, farmer, house Boston road Spencer William, farmer, h. Boston road, cor. Cross rd. Spofford Amos L., farmer, Island Stock Farm, Salem, boards do. [bds. do.
Spofford George J., hostler, Island Stock Farm, Salem, Spofford Orman, farmer, house Lawrence road
Spofford Sarah H .. widow of Charles A., boards Charles A. Littlefield's, Salem
Spry Charles W., shoemaker, bds. 14 Prospect
Spry John, shoemaker, house 14 Prospect
Square Charles A., shoemaker, house Lawrence and New- buyport road [mack Stackpole Charles. hairdresser ( Haverhill),h. 55 Merri- Stanley Stephen F., shoe mufr. (Haverhill), house 72 Merrimack
Stauton John, laborer, B. & M. R. R., house Elm, near Haseltine avenne
Stearns Frank L., shoemaker, h. 14 Charles
Stevens Ira. shoemaker (Haverhill) , h. 8 Ferry
Stevens Lydia A., widow of Robert, b. 49 Main
Stevens Olive C., widow of Robert, h. 206 Main
Stevens Samuel, shoemaker.h. Boston rd., n. schoolhouse Stickney Jane A. Mrs .. house 157 Main
Stickney Lonisa S. Miss, tailoress ( Haverhill), boards 3 Cogswell avenne
Stickney Natt, contractor, house 157 Main
Stickney Ruth S., widow of Ira. h. B Cogswell ave.
Stoddard Eugene. machinist. bas. 31 Pleasant Stone Walter P. stock fitter, hon- 86 Central Sulham Leander Q .. laborer ( Haverhill) . h. 19 Fonts Sullivan Daniel. laborer, 14 Main. h. at Haverhill
Ladies' and Gents', the One Price shoe House, keeps Rubber Cont., Caps, Hat-, Aprons, Water Proof Garments and Od stit- tor Gents', Boys', Youths', Ladies', Missed' and Children's weir, at the Lowest Prices. 11. W. BUTLEK.
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Sullivan John, laborer, bds. 21 Ferry
Sullivan Michael, heel cutter, house 11 Blossom
Sullivan Michael, hatter, h. 64 Locke
TABER HERBERT M., shoemaker, h. 23 Merrimack Tappan Amos C .. shoe cutter, h. 7 Warren
IDAYLOR, GOODWIN & CO. (Levi, Martin and Oliver Taylor and George M. Goodwin), coal and lumber dealers, 14 Main (see back cover)
Taylor Levi (Taylor, Goodwin & Co.), wood and coal, 14 Main, house at Haverhill
Taylor Martin (Taylor, Goodwin & Co.), coal, wood and hay, 14 Main, house at Haverhill
Taylor Oliver (Taylor, Goodwin & Co. ), coal, wood and hay, 14 Main, house at Haverhill
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Tenney Arthur S., clerk (42 Merrimack, Haverhill), b. 30 Pleasant
' Tenney Charles, house 74 Main
Tenney Charles L., shoecutter, bds. 30 Pleasant
. Tenney Leonard, shoe cutter, house 14 Pleasant
Tenney Lucius, paper hanger, house 30 Pleasant
Tewksbury John B., farmer, house 182 Main
Thayer William, carpenter, house 20 Elm
Thomes Edward L., fireman, B. & M. R. R., house Hale, Dear Haseltine avenue
Thompson Wm. A., farmer, house 16 Ferry
Thornton Fred, farmer, boards William Thornton's Skunk Hill road
Thornton Thomas, bds. Wm. Thornton's, Skunk Hill rd.
Thornton William. farmer, house Skunk Hill road
Thornton William T., clerk, bds. 131 Main
Tibbetts Esther M., widow of Ephraim, b. 27 Locke
Tilton James S., hatter, h. 27 Lincoln
Tilton Nathan B., h. 12 Lafayette
Tilton N. B. Mrs .. dressmaker, 12 Lafayette, h. do. 0
Towne Alfred P., farmer and milkman, h. Salem, n. Elm- wood cemetery
Towne Daniel F., soles, etc. (5 Kimball place, Haver- hill), house 35 Prospect
Towne Herman W., driver, A. P. Towne's, Salem, b. do.
Towne James B., farmer, bds. A. P. Towne's, Salem
Trask Fred R., supt. C. H. Cox, h. 7 Merrimack
Troy John, laborer, b. 10 Chestnut
Troy Philip, laborer, h. 10 Chestnut
Tucker Frank E., furniture (132 and 134 Merrimack, Haverhill). house Byron, near Main
Turner George C., driver, 87 Main. b. Pine, n Salem Tuttle Edgar .1., shoemaker. h. 49 Pleasant
Twombly Charles (Twombley & Rolleau), shoe mnfr. (Haverhill), h. 1 High
For the best values in Silks, Black Goods, Dress Goods, Shawls, Etc., call at BROOKS BROS.
INEDV HONVHASNI AVSONCD
No. 24 Washington Square, - -
J. F. SMITH.
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Twombly Harris W., fireman, B. & M. R. R., house New, near Railroad
Tyler Clarence E., flagman, Cross road, h. Boston road Tyrrell Alfred B., upholsterer (Haverhill), h. 3 Summer
UPTON IRVING H., principal, Bradford High school, b. 28 Salem
VALENTINE EDWARD B., peddler, h. 1. New
Valentine Harry H., fireman, tug boat "Brocks", h. 16 Lafayette
Vaughan John, shoemaker, h. 80 Locke
Veasey George D., clerk (17 Water, Haverbill), h. 21 Chestnut
Vincent Henry C., laborer, 17 Doane
WALDO HARLAN P. (Day & Waldo), heels and stiff- enings, Boston road, near Cross road, h. Ferry, near Cross road
Waldo Herbert A., farmer, bds. L. Waldo's, Boston road Waldo Lorenzo, farmer, h. Boston road, n. Cross road
Wales Herbert E., dentist (82 Merrimack, Haverhill), h. 26 Pleasant
Wallace Oren E., shoe cutter, h. 32 Locke [Cross road Wallace Warren E., shoemaker, house Boston road, near Walton Amelia, widow of J. H., h. 15 Pleasant
Wardman Abraham, painter, b. 79 Merrimack
Wardman Arthur H., painter, b. 79 Merrimack
Wardman Braham, painter, h. 79 Merrimack
Wardman William S. , sole sorter, b. 79 Merrimack
Warner Henry F., paper maker, h. Grove, n. Kimball Washburn Isaac E., carpenter, h. 35 Locke
Watson George E., shoemaker, house Salem, near New- buryport road
Watson James, hostler, Island Stock farm, Salem, b. do. Watson John, mason, h. Warren, n. Central Watson Maria, widow, h. 202 Main
Webster Abnira L. Mrs., dressmaker, 24 Elm, h. do.
Webster Ann A., widow of Benjamin, h. 17 Salem
Webster Augusta, widow of Samuel C., h. 31 Elm Webster Charles E., farmer, h. Main. above Locke Webster Charles L., died Feb. 4, 1889
Webster Charlotte M., widow of Leonard M .. h. 131 Main Webster Edward P .. clerk ( Haverhill!), b. 131 Main
Webster Elizabeth G .. widow of Phineas, h. 29 Main
Webster Francis E., shoe cutter, h. 42 Locke
Webster George A., shoemaker. he Main, above Locke Webster George W .. shoemaker. h. Main. above by che Webster Harry II .. lawyer ( Academy of Music building. Haverhill), boards 29 Main
Haverhill Co-operative Bank. : AMOS V. DOW NING, Pres. WM. H. PAGE. SOC. A Tree .. 16 and 17 DAGGETT BUILDING. Date pour More ..
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Webster Helen C. Miss, teacher ( Wellesley Hills), house 29 Main
Webster Mary E., widow of Daniel F., house 28 Central . Webster Mary E. Miss, music teacher, public schools, b. 29 Main
Webster Willard P., shoe cutter, b. 131 Main
WEBSTER W. M., hack and livery stable, Central near Main, house 18 Warren (see page 613)
WEEKS, CUMMINGS & CO., steam granite works, 29 Riverside (see front cover)
Weeks Perley, trav. salesman, bds. Main, cor. Blossom
Welch Abram J., shoemaker, house Newburyport road
Welch Bert E., clerk (2 Merrimack, Haverhill), boards 31 Merrimack
Welch John, laborer, bds. Thomas Welch's, Haseltine avenue
Welch Joseph, heel cutter, h. 23 Riverside
Welch Julia A. S., milliner, 34 Main, h. do.
Welch Melvin C., painter (108 Merrimack, Haverhill) , h. 31 Merrimack
Welch Thomas, 2nd, coachman, at H. H. Hale's, h. Hasel- tine ave., near Ehn
Wells JJohn, farmer, house 17 Lafayette
Wells William, shoemaker, h. 13 Lafayette
Wentworth George H., heeler, house 24 Locke
West Eibridge G., shoe cutter, house 76 Merrimack
West Louisa, widow of Richard H., house 12 Ferry
West Mary E. Miss, dressmaker, 12 Ferry, h. do.
West Orestes, farmer, house 5 Kimball
West R. Hazen, teamster, house 17 Ferry
Whidden John. shoemaker, h. 20 Lincoln
Whipple William E., h. 24 Chestnut [do.
White Caroline L. Miss. teacher Bradford Academy, bds.
Whittaker Victor, shoemaker, h. 26 Lincoln
Whittaker Victor H., shoemaker, house Salem, near Elin- wood cemetery
Whittier Arthur G., farmer, house Skunk Hill road
Wiggin Charles G., shoe finisher, h. 14 Merrimack
Wiggin Edward L., shoe cutter, boards 14 Merrimack Wilde James L., bookkeeper, Haverhill Paper Co., bds. 90 Main
Willett Joseph N., cating-house (12 Main, Haverhill), h. 17 Main
Willett J. Howard, shoe cutter, bds. 47 Main
Willett Lewis, shoe cutter, bds. 47 Main
Willett Newell, clerk (12 Main, Haverhill), bds. 47 Main Willett Roland, clerk ( Haverhill), bds. 47 Main
Willey Clarence J., shoemaker, house 22 New
William, Emily F., dressmaker. h. 49 Salem
Williams Florence A., boards 123 Main
Thomas H. Bailey,
PHARMACIST. ( Successor to Geo. 1. hindall.)
23 Merrimack Street.
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Williams Harrison, shoe cutter, h. 5 Ferry Williams H. Parker, shoe mufr. (Haverhill), boards 5 Ferry
Williams Josiah H., tin peddler, h. r. 12 Salem
Wilson Charles R., painter, h. 23 Merrimack
Wilson Daniel, wood worker, h. 51 Pleasant
Wilson David, laborer, h. 13 Lincoln
Wilson William A., shoemaker, h. Prospect, n. Hale
Winn Alby C., machinist ( Haverhill), h. 32 Central
Winslow Charles W., shoemaker, h. 76 Main
Winter Ernest, baker, 30 Main, h. 10 Ferry
Wood Charles E., salesman (32 Bedford, Boston), house 48 Salem
Wood Walter H., heeler, h. 31 Pleasant
Woodbury Abram A., milkman, h. 50 Locke
Woodman Aaron P .. Jr .. shoe dresser, h. 24 Lincoln
Woodman Aaron P., shoemaker, h. Lincoln
Woodman Augustus E., clerk, 89 Main, house Joels road beyond Academy
Woodman George W., shoe cutter, boards Samuel Beat- ty's off School
Woodman Mary J. Miss, h. 23 Merrimack
YOUNG ABBIE E. MISS, clerk (Haverhill), boards 13 Chadwick
Young Charles A. Prof., Instructor Bradford Academy, h. at Princeton, N. J.
W.A.GREENOUGH & CO
DBLISHERS
LIVER ST.
BOSTON. MASS.,
ELMER LITTLEFIELD -JAMES E. HUNTRESS.
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.
AT PHONIX DRUG STORE, THE BEST CIGARS CAN BE FOUND,
W.A.GREENOUGH & CO.
LJUBLISHERS
ـاء غيبالـ
LIVER ST.
0
BOSTON, MASS.,
ELMER LITTLEFIELD.+JAMES E. HUNTRESS.
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BRADFORD BUSINESS DIRECTORY
BRADFORD
1889:
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
EMBRACING A Classified List of all Trades, Professions and Pursuits in the Town of BRADFORD, for the year 1889, arranged Alphabeti- cally for each Trade, thus exhibiting at a glance the full address and Special Business of her Citizens.
Academy.
Bradford Academy, Annie E. Johnson, principal, Main, corner School
Apothecary. HILLS WILLIAM H., 36 Main (see page 3) Sargent George F., 40 Main
Architect ..
Bancroft James Merritt, Railroad avenue
For the best values in Silks, Black Goods, Dress Goods, Shawls, Etc., call at BROOKS BROS.
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Auctioneers.
Pearl Horatio, 129 Main Seates John G., 118 Main
Baker.
Morse Warren D., 30 Main
Blacksmiths.
Austin Frank S .. Merrimack, near Main
DUDLEY GEO. M., Central, near Engine House (see page 595 )
Boarding House.
Perkins L. S. Mrs., 15 Main
Boot and Shoemakers.
Clark Frank A., Main, near the bridge
Gilmour Robert, 25 Riverside
Masters Wentworth W., 46 Main
Butchers.
BRITTAIN N. & CO., Main, near the bridge (see page 607)
Carpenters.
Brown John T., 6 Kimball Locke Reuben L., 33 Pleasant
Miller Edwin A., Locke, near Blossom
Page Joseph, 105 Main
Washburn I. E., 35 Locke
Carriagesmith.
DUDLEY GEO. M., Central, near Engine House (see page 595)
Clergymen.
Bailey Augustus F. ( Methodist) . 198 Main Kingsbury John D. (Cong. ) ; 2 Church
Coul and Wood.
TAYLOR, GOODWIN &. CO., 14 Main, near the bridge (See back cover)
WMl.H. PAGE, A FIRE, LIFE and ACCIDENT, SURANCE, Rooms 16 & 17 Daggett Bldg. Fair Rates.
For Fire, Life, Accident and Plate Glass Insurance. 24 Washington Square, HAVERHILL.
G J. F. SMITH, Agent 0
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Contractor.
Haselton John, Boxford road
Depot Carriage. WEBSTER W. M., Central, c. Ferry (see p. 613)
Dressmakers.
Barrows M. A. Mrs., Main, corner Centaal
Crockett L. A. Miss, 6 Central
Evans Mary J. Mrs., 25 Lincoln
Simmington Melvina T. Miss, 25 Lincoln
Tilton N. B. Mrs., 12 Lafayette
Webster Almira L. Mrs., 24 Elm
West Mary E. Miss., 12 Ferry
Williams Emily F., 49 Salem
Fancy Goods.
Hersey Elmira S. Mrs., 71 Main
Fish Market.
Nisbett Henry A., 45 Main
Gardener. Gage Edwin V., 227 Main, corner Locke
Grain Dealer.
COX C. H., Merrimack, near Main (see page 18 and front edge)
Granite Works (Steam.)
WEEKS, CUMMINGS & CO., 29 Riverside (see front cover)
Grocers.
BRITTAIN N. & CO., Main, cor. Merrimack (see page 607)
Crosby John, 25 Locke Kimball E. W., 59 Main, cor. Pleasant
Kimball G. G., Boston road, junction Cross road
Morse Warren D., 30 Main
Perry Benjamin G., 85 and 87 Main
Photographers Supplies THOMAS H. BAILEY, Of all Kinds. PHARMACIST. 23 Merrimack Street.
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Hackman. WEBSTER W. M., Central, near Main (see p. 613)
Harness Maker and Trimmer.
Hanson Isaac W., 46 Main
Hat Mnfrs ( Wool).
Gilman's J. P. Sons, near the river, opp. B. & M. R. R. station
Hay Dealers.
COX C. H., Merrimack, near Main (see page 18 and front edge) TAYLOR, GOODWIN & CO., 14 Main, near the bridge (see back cover)
Heels, Rands, Etc.
Day & Waldo, Boston road, near Cross road
Heels and Stiffenings. Ellis Joshua, Cross road, near Boston road
Horseshoers.
Austin Frank S., Merrimack, near Main
DUDLEY GEO. M., Central. n. engine house (see page 595)
Horticulturist.
Gage Edwin V., 227 Main .
Ice Dealers.
Goodwin & Davis, 14 Main
Insurance Agent.
PAGE W. H., 7 Ferry (see foot lines in Haverhill directory)
Job Wagons.
Linnehan John, 14 Charles
Maguire Daniel H., 7 Summer Mason Sidney, 27 Ehn & Parker Coleman, 23 Elm
LADIES' you can see the best line of Footwear in the City at the One Price Shoe House,
7 Washington Są. H. W. BUTLER.
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Lawyers.
Kimball Edgar L., 187 Main
Pearl F. II., 20 Salem Webster Harry H., 29 Main
Leather Bleachery.
Bradford Leather Bleachery, William II. Phillips, prop., foot of Orchard, n. R. R.
Lumber Dealers.
Day Franklin E., School, near Boxford road
TAYLOR, GOODWIN & CO., 14 Main, near the bridge (see back cover)
Masons.
Locke Charles G., 56 Pleasant
Watson John, Warren, cor. Central
Milhmen.
Chapman Oscar A., Lawrence road
Jenkins Herbert, Cross road, near Newbury road
Jenkins William, Joels road
Moses Olen E., Lawrence road
Peabody John C., Salem, beyond the cemetery
Phillips Charles, Skunk Hill road
Towne Alfred P., Salem, n. Elmwood cemetery
Woodbury Abram A., 50 Locke
Painters.
Cmapbell A. G., Pleasant, corner Main
Harrison Joseph W., Central, near Warren
Kelley J. Frank, Joels road
Phillips William W. (carriage), 14 Salem
Shiney J. A., G Green
Paper Hanger.
Tenney Lucius, 30 Pleasant
Paper Mufrs.
Haverhill Paper Co. (The), near B. & M. R. R., foot of Kimball
Periodicals. Hilton William, Post Office building, 91 Main
Wm. H. Page, IN 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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Physicians.
Allen George E., Main, corner Central Anthony F. W., 112 Main
Cogswell George, Main, corner Doane Cogswell William, 1 Cogswell avenue Jack W. L., 9 Main
Private Schools. (BOYS AND YOUNG MEN.)
CARLETON I. N. PROF., 142 Main, near Park (see page 11)
Provisions.
BRITTAIN N. & CO., Main, corner Merrimack (see page 607) Dolloff A. T., 53 Main
Real Estate.
Hopkinson Samuel W., Church
Seminary.
Bradford Female Seminary, Annie E. Johnson, principal, Main, corner School
Soap Manufacturers.
Day John A., Salem, near Elmwood cemetery Kelley George L., rear Salem, n. Elmwood Cemetery
Stable.
WEBSTER W. M., Central, near Ferry (see page 613)
Teacher (Elocution.)
Kelley E. B. Mrs., 6 Pleasant
Teachers (Music.)
Batchelder John, 29 Main Downes Benjamin R., 167 Main Kelley Hattie P. (violin), 6 Pleasant Kingsbury Martha Miss, 2 Church & Ladd Jennie B. Miss, 9 Chadwick Webster Mary E. Mrs., 29 Main
Thomas H. Bailey, PHARMACIST. - ( Successor to Geo. 1. Kimball .) 23 Merrimack Street.
H eansdi
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(PRIVATE SCHOOLS.)
CARLETON I. N. PROF., 142 Main, near Park (see page 11)
Gage Ellen Miss, 12 Pleasant
Toilet Articles.
HILLS WILLIAM II., 36 Main (see p. 3)
Wheelwrights.
DUDLEY GEO. M., Central, near engine house (see page 595) Peabody William H., 22 Main
Wood and Coal.
TAYLOR, GOODWIN & CO., 14 Main, near the bridge (see back cover)
W.A.GREENOUGH & CO.
PUBLISHERS
28 OLIVER ST.
BOSTON, MASS ...
ELMER LITTLEFIELD+JAMES E.HUNTRESS.
Fathers and Mothers, call at the One Price Shoe House, No. " 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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MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
BRADFORD
TOWN OFFICERS,
1838.
Town Election, Fourth Monday in March.
Town Clerk-A. Thurston Dolloff.
Toun Treasurer-B. G. Perry.
Collector of Taxes -- William M. Webster.
Selectmen and Overseers of the Poor-John C. Peabody, Arnold Chesley.
Assessors-Edward E. Bradbury, Isaac E. Washburn, Charles Haseltine.
Auditors-Charles E. Coffin, Frank W. Amazeen.
Constables-William W. Phillips, William H. Dolloff, Francis Ellis.
Fence Viewer-Horatio Pearl.
Measurers of Wood and Bark-Franklin E. Day, W. E. Atwood, W. W. Phillips, Hiram L. Burpee
Pound Keeper -- William E. Kimball.
School Committee -- Martha J. De'M. Gage, Wallace L. Kimball, N. T. Kimball.
Supt. of Streets-William A. Kimball.
Surveyors of Lumber -- F. E. Day. John Haseltine, Ar- nold Chesley, W. E. Atwood, John T. Brown, Charles Haseltine, Hiram L. Burpee
Weighers of H :: - Iliram L. Burpee, Geo. M. Dudley, Willard E. Atwood, Charles Haseltine, Byron G. Kim- ball.
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MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
J. Frank Mills, Chief Engineer ; E. W. Kimball, Frank Baraw, Assistant, Engineers.
MERRIMACK STEAMER NO. 1.
Central street.
Walter Perkins, Foreman; James McCoombs, Asst. Foreman ; Daniel Regan, Clerk ; John Goodell, Engineer ; Herbert Batchelder, Stoker ; Sidney Mason, Driver.
SCHOOLS.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Main street, corner School.
Irving HI. Upton, Principal ; Miss Annie M. Pearl, Assistant ; Miss Susie E. Merrill, 2d. Assistant.
GREENLEAF GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
Chadwick, corner Elm street. Miss Lois A. Carleton, Teacher, Room No. 1. Mrs. Mary B. Elliott, Teacher, Room No.2. Miss Mary F. Hatch, Teacher, Room No. 3. Miss Isabel D. Kelly, Teacher, Room No. 4.
MIXED SCHOOL. Hale street.
Miss Clara A. Day, Teacher.
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MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
PRIMARY SCHOOLS.
FIRST PRIMARY. Kimball, corner Warren street. Miss Adella R. Goodrich, Teacher. SECOND PRIMARY. High School building, Main street. Miss Mary E. Page, Teacher.
Kimball, corner Warren street. Miss Cora F. Day, Teacher. Locke street.
Miss Emma A. Clarke, Teacher.
West School, Boston road.
Miss Jennie W. Libbey, Teacher ; Miss Grace G. Mil- ton, Assistant.
East School, Lawrence road.
Miss Louise E. Dunsmore, Teacher.
Miss Mary E. Webster, Music Teacher.
CHURCH.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Church street, opposite the common. ORGANIZED 1682.
Rev. John D. Kingsbury, Pastor; Wm. K. Farrar, S. Willard Carleton, Orestes West, I. N. Carlton, Deacons ; Wm. Cogswell, F. H. Pearl, W. L. Kimball, W. H. Page, Prudential Com .; S. Willard Carleton, Clerk and Treas. ; Wm. W. Phillips, Sexton ; Arthur W. Johnson, Supt. S. S. ; S. Willard Carleton, Clerk and Treas. S.S. ; Wallace L. Kimball. Librarian ; Gardner G. Kimball, Supt. S. S. at Ward Hill.
SOCIETIES.
BRADFORD FARMERS' AND MECHANICS' INSTITUTE.
William Cogswell, Pres. ; Edwin V. Gage, Sec. ; H. E. Chadwick, Treas.
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MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
BRADFORD ACADEMY.
INCORPORATED 1804.
Hon. George Cogswell, M. D., Bradford, Pres. ; Ezra Farnsworth Dea, Boston, Vice Pres. ; Doane Cogswell, A. M., Bradford, Treas. ; Rev. John D. Kingsbury, Brad- ford ; John Crowell, M. D., Sec. ; Rev. James H. Means, D. D., Boston, Hon. Wm. A. Russell, Boston, Rev. E. K. Alden, D. D., Boston, Elbridge Torrey, Boston, Rev. Nehemiah Boynton, Trustees; Harrison E. Chadwick, A. M., Bradford, Clerk ; Miss Annie E. Johnson, Principal.
TEACHERS AND LECTURERS.
Miss Annie E. Johnson, Studies of the Senior Year ; Miss Addie E. Edwards, Natural Sciences ; Miss Mary Stuart Anthony, Latin and Greek ; Miss Ida C. Allen, Asst. Principal, Literature ; Miss Jennie S. Pond, Liter- ature and Ancient and Medicval History ; Fraulein Maria . H. Frohn, French and German ; Miss Clara H. Pease, Mathematics ; Miss Mary C. Barstow, Piano; Prof. Samuel M. Downs, Piano, Organ and Vocal Music ; Miss Lucy Bell, Drawing and Painting ; Miss Jennie E. Ireson Elocution and Gymnastics ; Hon. George Cogswell. M.D., Lecturer on Human Anatomy; Prof. Charles A. Young. LL.D., Lecturer on Astronomy ; Rev. Edmund K. Allen, Lecturer on Christian Missions ; John Crowell, M. D., Lecturer on Architecture and Literature ; Emeline A. Rood, Matron ; Miss Phebe W. Bunker, Asst. Matron. Edwin G. Elliot, Supt. of Buildings and Grounds.
CORPORATION.
THE HAVERHILL PAPER CO. INCORPORATED 1804. Dudley Porter, Pres. ; I. B. Hosford, Treas.
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POST-OFFICES.
91 Main street.
William Hilton, Postmaster.
Arrival and Departure of Mails-Boston mail arrives at 9.00 A.M., and 1.30 and 5.00 p.M. ; closes at 8.00 and 11.00 A.M., and 6.00 p.M.
Ward Hill. .
Justin E. Bradstreet, Postmuster.
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RATES OF POSTAGE. (See page 511.) -
CEMETERIES.
Elmwood, Salem, near Peabody (The) Old Burying Ground, Salem, near Stock Farm
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Cogswell Doane.
Kimball Edward W., .
Currier Walter W.,
Longfellow Nathan,
Emerson Charles B.,
Page William H.,
Hilton Wm.,
Pearl Francis H.,
Kimball Nathaniel T.,
Pearl Joseph H.,
Webster Harry H.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Pearl Francis II.
RAILROAD STATIONS.
BOSTON AND MAINE RAILROAD. Railroad avenue, foot of Summer street.
J. S. Bancroft, Station Agent ; Edward J. Hogan, Baggage Master.
NEWBURYPORT BRANCH RAILROAD.
Haverhill Bridge Station, foot Main street. é
E. A. Greenough, Station Agent ; Adelbert J. Living- stone, Baggage Master.
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CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS. 1885.
COUNTIES, CITIES AND TOWNS.
Males
Fe- Popu- males lation
COUNTIES, CITIES AND TOWNS.
Males
Fe- Popu- males lation
BARNSTABLE.
14,466 15,379 29,845
BRISTOL.
75,851 82,640 158,491
Acushnet.
533
538
1,071
Bourne.
677
686
1,363
Attle borough.
6,471
6,704 13,175
Brewster.
423
511
934
Berkley.
488
453
941
Chatham
992
1,036
2,028
Dartmouth
1,709
1,739
3,442
Dennis
1,397
1,526
2,923
Dighton.
909
873
1,788
Eastham
317
321
€38
Easton ..
2,011
1,937
3,94S
Falmouth
1,244
1,276
2,520
Fairhaven
1,318
1,562
2,580
Harwich.
1,384
1,399
2,783
Fall River
26,803
30,060
56,863
Mashpee
170
141
311
Freetown ..
720
737
1,457
Orleans.
539
637
1,176
Mansfield
1,410
1,529
2,939
Provincetown
2,212
2,268
4,450
New Bedford
15,413
17,980
33,393
Norton
815
903
1,718
Raynham
763
772
1,535
Rehoboth
941
847
1,788
Seekonk.
671
624
1,295
Somerset
1,321
1,154
2,475
Swansea
710
693
1,403
Taunton
11,528
12,146
23,674
Westport
1,317
1,389
2,700
DUKES.
2,006
2,129
4,135
Chilmark.
206
206
412
Cottage City
357
352
709
Edgartown
557
608
1,165
Gay Head.
94
92
186
Gosnold.
71
51
122
Tisbury
721
820
1,541
ESSEX.
126,019 137,675 263,094
Amesbury
2,100
2,303
4,403
Andover
2,714
2,997
5,711
Beverly
4,349
4,837
9,186
Boxford
407
433
840
Lee .
2,053
2,221
4,274
Lenox
1,106
1,048
2,154
Monterey
2S3
288
571
Essex.
872
850
1,722
Mount Washington.
81
79
160
New Ashford.
80
S3
163
Gloucester
11,723
9,990
21,513
New Marlborough.
841
820
1,661
Groveland
1,070
1,202
2,272
North Adams
6,050
6,4$1 12,540
Hamilton
419
431
850
Otis
364
339
703
Peru
198
170
36S
Pittsfield
6,870
7,596 14,466
Lawrence
17,706 21,139
38,845
Richmond
414
440
854
Sandisfield
517
502
1,019
SAVOY
356
335
691
Sheffield.
1,021
1,012
2,033
Stockbridge
1,029
1,084
2,113
Tyringham
226
231
457
Methuen.
2,101
2,400
4,507
Washington
251
219
470
Middleton.
457
442
899
West Stockbridge ....
830
S18
1,64S
Nahant.
318
310
C37
Williamstown
1,959
1,770.
3,729
Newbury.
800
561
1.590
.
BERKSHIRE.
30,037 37,597 73,634
Adams.
4,032
4,250
8,252
Alford.
176
165
341
Becket.
435
453
Cheshirc.
742
706
1,448
Clarksburg
373
333
703
Dalton
949
1,164
2,113
Egremont
389
437
826
Florida.
266
221
457
Great Barrington.
2,020
2,259
4,279
Hancock ..
296
317
613
Hinsdale ..
804
852
1,656
Lanesborougli.
618
594
1,212
Bradford.
1,412
1,604
3,106
Danvers.
3,373
3,675
7,048
Georgetown
1,123
1,176
2,209
Haverhill
80,455
11,340
21,795
Ipswich.
1,970
2,237
4,207
Lyn ..
21,546 24,115
45,861
Lynnfield.
373
393
Manchester.
823
815
1,633
Marblehead.
3,605
3,913
7.518
Merrimac
1,187
1,191
2,378
Sandwich
1,029
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