Holyoke, Massachusetts, city directory 1885, Part 13

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Publication date: 1885
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House Albert J., clerk Charles H. Prentiss, boards 232 Maple House of Providence, hospital, 129 Dwight near Elm


House William A., emp Union Paper Mfg. Co., house 80 Newton Houston Henry S., boards 282 Maple


Houston Joseph E., house 46 Pleasant Houston Robert A., house 282 Maple.


Houston Sarah, widow William, boards 298 Dwight Howard Edward J., emp city, house 20 Hampshire Howard E. E., physician, 13 Main, house do


Howard Herbert F., emp Farr Alpaca Co., boards 7 Hampden Howard James, removed to Haverhill, Mass


Howard J. Horton, foreman Mass. Screw Co., house 117 Newton Howard John, carpenter, house 8 Oliver


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Howard Thomas, watchman Holyoke Paper Co., house 454 Maple Howard Thomas Jr., emp Holyoke Machine Co., boards 454 Maple Howe Ann M. Mrs., house 194 High


Howe George W., house 269 Main


TTOWE JOHN. baker and ice cream manufacturer, 186 High, house 184 do. [See page 450.]


Howes James R., carpenter and builder, house 101 Pleasant


Howes Micajah J., dealer in butter and eggs, house 45 Taylor Howland Edward H., florist 280 High, residence Easthampton, Mass Huband Frederick, emp Syms & Dudley Paper Co., boards 64 Race Hubbard Frederick, yard master Chemical Paper Co., house 31 East Hubbard J. Clark, physician, office 236 Maple, house do Hubbard Jeremiah N. (Hubbard & Taber), rooms 272 High Hubbard Martha C., teacher High School, rooms 239 Pine


UBBARD & TABER (Jeremiah N. Hubbard, Cyrus H. Taber), H


job printers, 270 High. [See page 443.]


Hudson John, proprietor sample room Greeley's Hotel, boards do


Hudson Joseph A., emp Unquomonk Silk Mill, house 4 Essex Hudson Lewis W., removed to Connecticut


Hudson Mary, house 4 Essex


Hudson William J., emp Merrick Thread Co., house 49 Newton H UEBLER CHARLES R., grocer 290 Park, house 292 do. [See page 461.]


Hufeld Caroline Mrs., house 365 Park


Hufeld Frederick, emp Germania Mills, house 365 Park


Hughes Frederick J., emp Hadley Co., house 2 West


Hughes Levi, emp Merrick Thread Co., house 33 Adams


Hughes Lewis, confectionery 66 Park, house do


Hughes Thomas, emp Syms & Dudley Paper Co., boards 31 Bridge Hughes William, removed to Springfield


Hulskamp William, bookbinder, house 19 Bond Hull Leonard, emp Casper Ranger, house 173 Park Humes Ira J , emp Lyman Mills, house 85 Front


Humeston Caleb, farmer, house Back street, B. V. Humeston Caleb J., clerk Holyoke Paper Co., house 220 Pine Humeston Luther F., physician, office 205 High, house 247 Maple


. Humeston Thomas R., clerk Holyoke Paper Co., bds Back street B. V. Humphrey Charles, carpenter, boards 32 Taylor


Humphreville Samuel E., driver Am. Express Co., boards 26 West Hunt Frank W., emp Hol. Glazed Paper Works, bds Holyoke House Hunt Thomas, emp Farr Alpaca Co., house 19 Bond Hunter Agnes, widow John, house 468 Main


Hunter Andrew J., pressman TRANSCRIPT, house 5 Bond


Hunter Charles C., emp repair shop Lyman Mills, house 18 Hampden Hunter George, driver H. S. R. W. Co., boards 50 Race


Hunter George W., foreman Unquomonk Silk Mill, rooms 145 High Hunter James, shoemaker 135 Main, house 32 Mosher Hunter James C., shoemaker, boards 32 Mosher


Hunter John, emp Holyoke Machine Co., house 468 Main Hunter John, fireman TRANSCRIPT Office, house 5 Bond


UNTER JOHN T., harness-maker 42 Main, boards 323 Park. H [See page 484.]


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Hunter Robert, emp Hadley Co., boards 32 Mosher Hunter Thomas, emp Holyoke Machine Co., boards 468 Main Hunter Thomas F., harne-s-maker, emp J. T. Hunter, rooms 69 Main Hunter William, emp J. C. Smith, boards 468 Main Huot Alexandre, emp Newton Paper Co., house 46 East Huot Louis, teamster Geo. Richards, house 41 Cabot Huot Louis, rem to Canada


Hupfer John, emp Unquomonk Silk Mill, house 602 Bridge Hulburt Charles, emp Holyoke Water Power Co., house 9 Spring Hulburt Francis, laborer, house 163 Park


Hulburt John, emp Holyoke Water Power Co., house 550 S. Canal Hulburt Sydney A., emp John C. Smith, boards 9 Spring Hurlburt Paul, foreman hydraulic dept., H. W. P. Co., h 3 Park Hurlbut Maurice, laborer, boards Prospect Hurler John, emp Germania Mills, house 321 Park Hurley Andrew, fireman Franklin Paper Co., house 65 Bond Hurley Annie, widow Eugene, saloon, 84 Maple, house do Hurley Bartholomew, laborer, house 332 Park


Hurley Daniel, saloon, 326 Park, house 328 do


Hurley David, emp John Cleary, boards Northampton, B. V. Hurley Ellen Miss, boards 82 Maple Hurley James, laborer, boards 21 Prospect Hurley James, laborer, boards 332 Park


Hurley James Jr., emp Holyoke Water Power Co., house 24 Prospect Hurley Jeremiah, laborer, house 640 East


Hurley John, emp Valley Paper Co., house 52 Bridge


Hurley John, emp Albion Paper Co., house 89 Ely


Hurley John, teamster, emp A. H. Childs, house 21 School


Hurley John, emp city, boards 16 Maple


Hurley Margaret, widow Thomas, house 16 Maple Hurley Mary, boards 177 Main


Hurley Murty, emp Syms & Dudley Paper Co., h 79 Bridge, (Ward 1) Hurley Timothy, boiler maker, room 67 Race


Hurley Timothy, emp Winona Paper Co., boards 73 Ely


Hurley William, emp Gas Co., house 43 Elm Hurst Walter, emp Chadwick & Chadwick, boards 65 Bond Huse Asa H., astrologer, rooms 150 Dwight


Hussey Alice, widow James, rem to New York


Hussey Annie Miss, emp Lyman Mill, No. 3, house 51 Elm Hussey Frank S., collector R. T. Prentiss, rooms 26 West Hussey James, house 4 Oliver


Hussey Mary, widow Michael, house rear 142 Maple


Hutchins Bradley G., emp Hadley Co., house 4 West


Hutchins M. J. D., pianos, organs and musical merchandise, 233 High, residence Springfield


Hutchinson John, emp Gas Co., house 211 Lyman Huttner Frederick C., emp Germania Mills, house 54 Adams


Huttner Pauline Mrs., emp Farr Alpaca Co., house 617 Bridge Hutton John, emp Albion Paper Co., boards 24 East Hutton John J., saloon, 24 East, house do


Hutton William Charles, emp Buchanan, Bolt & Co., bds 44 Lyman Hyde Ellen, widow Thomas, house 110 Hampden


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Hyde Peter, emp Lyman Mills, boards 112 Lyman


Hynes James, house rear 323 Park


Hynes James A., emp Whitmore Manufacturing Co., h 86 Maple Hynes Mary and Julia, house 86 Maple


IBY ELLA MAY MISS, emp Farr Alpaca Co., boards 57 Race Illingworth Chrissey, widow George B., house 476 Main Ingalls Napoleon B., emp Whiting Paper Co., No. 1, house Ely court Ingham John, house Willimansett


INGHAM JOHN L. wood turner, first level canal, bet Appleton and Cabot, house Willimansett. [See page 397.]


Ingraham Elliott, emp Holyoke Paper Co., house 16 Lyman


Ingraham Henry B., house Beacon avenue, I. P.


Ingraham Henry I., emp Massasoit Paper Co., h Bridge, So. Had. F. Ingraham Jeannette Mrs., house 125 Maple


Ingraham Nathan D., boards 125 Maple


Ingram Elliot, 17 Mosher


Ingram Jonah, emp Farr Alpaca Co., house 119 Main


Ingram Newton, emp Farr Alpaca Co., rooms 82 Bond


Irish Elmer, carpenter, emp L. B. White, boards 77 Pleasant


Irish Henry C., carpenter L. B. White, boards 32 Pearl Irish John Edward, emp L. B. White, house 32 Pearl


Irish Lucius H., rem to Detroit, Mich.


Ironsides Alexander, emp Chemical Paper Co., h 69 Sargeant Ironsides George, emp Wauregan Paper Co., house 20 Hampshire Ironsides William, emp Merrick Thread Co., house 283 Main Irvin Anna Miss, emp Lyman Mills No. 2, house 1 Hampden Irwin John, emp Chemical Paper Co., house 36 Sargeant


Irwin Joseph A., machinist, boards 83 Newton


Irwin Vincent J. (V. J. Irwin & Co.), house 83 Newton Irwin V. J. & Co., job printers, 66 Main


Isherwood William H., emp T. F. Kegan, house 133 Oak Isleib Henry, overseer spinning room Germania Mills, h 35 Sargeant Ives Dwight H., farmer and milk peddler, house Northampton, B. V. Ives E. H. Miss, boards Dwight H. Ives, Northampton, B. V.


Ives Harriet, widow Abram, house Northampton, B. V.


Ives Julia B. Miss, boards Dwight H. Ives, Northampton, B. V. Ives Laura C., widow Jeremiah, house Northampton, B. V. Ives Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, boards Northampton, B. V. Ivon Eusebe, emp Holyoke Machine Co., boards 21 Park


JACK ADAM, boards 658 Bridge Jack Archibald, foreman Chemical Paper Co., house 633 Bridge Jack John, removed to Lockport, N. Y.


Jackman Henry, emp Holyoke Paper Co., rooms 626 Main Jackson Charles B., emp Nonotuck Paper Co., house 13 Main Jackson Jerome A. (Jackson & McCormick), rooms 275 Main Jackson Thomas A., toreman finishing dept Massasoit Paper Mfg Co., residence South Hadley Falls


JACKSON & McCORMICK (Jerome A. Jackson, David McCor- mick), marble and granite workers, 318 Main. [See page 490.] Jacobs Emma A., widow Herman L., removed to New York


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Jacques Eugene, removed to Northampton


Jacques Francis, emp G. P. Ellison, boards 25 Fountain Jacques Hilaire, saloon, 58 Union, house do Jacques John, boards 560 East


Jacques Jules, expressman, house 560 East


Jagger Samuel, foreman finishing dept Chadwick & Chadwick, h 194 Walnut


Jame Stephen B., emp National Blank Book Co., house 454 Maple Jarrett Joseph, emp Wauregan Paver Co,, boards 19 Newton Jarrett Lorenzo, foreman rag room Wauregan Paper Co., h 19 Newton Jarrett Solomon, emp Chemical Paper Co., house 27 Hamilton Jarry Louis, emp Holyoke Water Power Co., house 23 Park Jarvin Francis, carpenter, house 4 Potvin ave


Jarvis Fred, emp J. Marra, boards 143 Main


Jarvis George, hostler, emp N. B. Jarvis, 274 Main, boards 37 Park Jarvis Ida Miss, dressmaker, 341 Main, boards do


Jarvis Mary Ann Miss, house Jarvis ave, I. P.


Jarvis Robert, mason, emp Holyoke Water Power Co., house 37 Park TARVIS NAPOLEON B., livery stable, 274 Main, rooms do. [See page 484.]


Jefferson Julia, widow George, house 98 High


Jefts Edmond F., emp cemetery, house 206 Walnut


Jencks Walter S., teller Holyoke National Bank, boards 125 Chestnut Jenks Charles C., office Whiting Paper Co., house 171 Elm Jenks William J., livery stable 155 Maple, house 148 Dwight


Jenness William L., removed to Cheshire


Jensen Nils, emp Hadley Co., house 36 Ely Jensen Soren R., pastry cook Windsor Hotel Jensen [See Johnson]


Jess James, saloon 39 Adams, house 616 Summer Jess Michael, emp M. Lynch, house 120 Hampden


TESS WILLIAM H., groceries and liquors 34 and 36 Lyman, house 38 do. [See page 466.]


Jessup Joseph, foreman carding and spinning dept Chad wick & Chad- wick, house 97 Newton


Jewell Samuel, emp Lyman Mills, boards 59 Front Jewett Benjamin F., emp Hadley Co., boards 81 Lyman


Jewett Daniel P., removed to Boston


Jewett William H., emp Lyman Mills, house 77 Front Johannis Hermann, foreman F. D. Cordes, house 304 High Johannis Robert, fresco painter F. D. Cordes, house So. Hadley Falls John Mary, Sister Superior House of Providence and Mt. St. Vincent Orphanage


John Paul, emp Connor Bros., boards 653 Summer Johnson A. A., boarding house 43 Hampden


Johnson Abbie widow Michael, house 236 Lyman Johnson Addison J., removed to Northampton Johnson Anton, emp Winona Paper Co., boards 179 Main


Johnson Charles W., clerk Hol Savings Bank (R. B. Johnson & Son,] boards Northampton, opp Lincoln, I. P.


JOHNSON DUDLEY D., wholesale lumber dealer 6 Dwight, residence Springfield, Mass. [See page 408.]


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Johnson Ebenezer A., mason Lyman Mills, house 87 Front Johnson Eben M., emp G. W. Prentiss, house 58 Taylor Johnson E. H., emp E. J. Pomeroy, bds Northampton, I. P.


Johnson Estelle Mrs., nurse, rooms 26 Newton place Johnson Fannie M. Miss, TRANSCRIPT office, boards 186 Dwight Johnson G. A. Mrs., dressmaker 17 Newton place Johnson George, carpenter, rooms 43 Newton


Johnson John, emp Syms & Dudley Paper Co., boards 16 Mosher Johnson Judson R., emp Dean & Wheelock. rooms 7 Hampden Johnson Julia, widow William, house 82 Maple


Johnson Peter B., contractor, removed to Worcester


TOHNSON R. B. & SON (R. B. Johnson, Charles W. John- son), fire and life insurance agency, 199 High. [See adv front cover.


Johnson Robert B. (R. B. Johnson & Son), treas Hol Savings Bank, house Northampton opp Lincoln, I. P.


Johnson Robert M., bricklayer, house 236 Lyman Johnson S. Walton, drug clerk C. E. Ball, 221 High, rooms 235 do Johnson Thomas, emp H. & W. freight depot, house 222 Lyman Johnson Wallace H., removed to Springfield


Johnson William, tea agent, house 43 Bridge


Johnson [See Jensen]


Johnston Frank N., removed to Philadelphia, Pa.


Johnston Thomas, emp Holyoke Warp Co., house 520 Main


Johonnot Charles W., clerk S. H. Barrett, boards 150 Beech Johonnot Mary Mrs., house 150 Beech


Jolly James (J. & W. Jolly), house 2 West


TOLLY J. & W. (James Jolly, William Jolly), machinists and blacksmiths first level canal bet Appleton and Cabot. [See p. 403.7


Jolly William (J. & W. Jolly), house 62 Bond


Jones A. E. Mrs., house 29 Suffolk


Jones Almon A., carpenter and builder Oak bet Suffolk and Dwight, house 283 West Hampden


Jones David H., Jr., removed to Boston


Jones David L. B., farmer, house Jones's Point, near C. R. R. R.


Jones Elizabeth S. Mrs., boards David L. B. Jones, Jones's Point Jones Emily, widow Thomas E., removed to Springfield


Jones Frederick S., emp Whiting Paper Co., boards Jones's Point Jones Jane Mrs. emp Riverside Paper Co., boards 507 South Canal Jones John, removed to Westfield


TONES JULIUS W., carpenter and builder Oak bet Suffolk and Dwight, house 285 West Hampden. [See page 498.] Jones Louisa Mrs., house 42 Front


Jones Orion E., emp Whiting Paper Co,, boards David L. B. Jones Jopson Chauncey C., emp Riverside Paper Co., rooms 69 Canal


Jop on May, dressmaker, Crafts' Hotel, Northampton, I. P.


Jopson William, emp Parsons Paper Co., house 30 High


Jopson William H., foreman finishing room Valley Paper Co., house 69 Canal


Jordan Charles F., emp Holyoke Machine Co., boards 636 Main Jordan Henry, blacksmith, emp Fenton & Dunn, boards 124 High


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Jordan Howard E., clerk Crafts & Fraser, rooms 105 Elm Jordan James, laborer, house 149 Lyman Jordan Sarah Miss, boards 72 Newton Jordan Susan Mrs., house 24 Hampden Jordan Thomas H., removed to Stamford, Conn.


Joslyn Henry C., carpenter, house 226 Maple


Joyce Michael, emp Holyoke Paper Co., boards 636 Main


Joyce William A., brick mason, removed to So. Hadley Falls Jubinville Eugene, emp Keough Bros., house 22 High Judd Alfred T., clerk Judd Paper Co., boards 58 Pleasant Judd Arthur N., teamster J. Tilley & Co., res So. Hadley Falls Judd Charles A., house 19 Newton place


Judd Charles C. (Judd & Parsons), house Northampton, opp West Hampden


Judd Dwight O., insurance agent and book-keeper H. Seymour Cut- lery Co., house Northampton, I. P.


Judd Ellen Miss, teacher Nonotuck Street School, boards 72 Taylor Judd Gilson, farmer, house Northampton, I. P.


Judd John K. (Judd Paper Co.), house 58 Pleasant


Judd Martha Miss, emp Whiting Paper Co., rooms 189 High Judd Mary A. Miss, boards 51 Bridge


TUDD PAPER CO. (John K. Judd, Wm. S. Stedman), paper deal- ers and mill supplies, 6 Dwight. [See page 376.]


Judd William A., city almoner, office 34 Hampden, house 170 Maple Judd William O., emp Nash, Holmes & Co., house 252 Maple Judd & Cain (B. Judd, Arthur M. Cain), carpenters, Northampton, I. P. TUDD & PARSONS (Charles C. Judd, F. D. Parsons), general insurance, office 189 High. [See page 423.]


Judge Patrick J., clerk Albion Paper Co., h Prospect, South Hadley Falls


Judge Thomas A., ticket clerk C. R. R. R., rooms 7 Main


Judge William J., letter carrier, house 196 Dwight


June Arthur M., emp H. C. Carrington & Co., house 64 West Juneau Arthur M., emp Newton Paper Co., house 511 Bridge Juneau Eliza, widow Eugene, house 56 Union


Justin Catharine Mrs., boards 50 East


KAEHLER. [See Koehler.]


Kaempfer Richard, painter, emp F. D. Cordes, boards 221 Walnut Kagwin B. H., emp Union Paper Mfg Co., house Beech, near B. V. Kagwin Dwight H., emp Union Paper Mfg Co., h Beech, near B. V. Kane Ann, widow Patrick, house 141 Lyman


Kane Ann, widow Jeremiah, house 49 Fountain


Kane Ann Miss, house 41 Chestnut


Kane Ann, widow Peter, house 86 Maple Kane Annie, domestic, 528 South Canal


Kane Annie, widow Michael, boards rear 208 Lyman Kane Catharine Mrs., house 224 Lyman Kane Ellen, widow Jeremiah, house 8 Oliver


Kane Eugene F., removed to Pittsfield, Mass.


Kane Hannah Miss, dressmaker, 169 Dwight, house do Kane Hanora Mrs., house 128 Lyman


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Kane Hugh, watchman Lyman Mills, house 59 Pine Kane James, emp Albion Paper Co., house 65 Elm


Kane James P., emp Deane Steam Pump Co., boards 32 Cabot Kane Jeremiah, emp Syms & Dudley Paper Co., house 45 Chestnut Kane Jeremiah, emp M Lynch, bds Sargeant, bet Ist and 2d level


Kane Jeremiah J., emp Lynch Brothers, house 49 Fountain


Kane John, emp C. R. R. R., boards 8 Oliver


Kane John Mrs., house 45 Chestnut


Kane John, house 211 Lyman


Kane Joseph, emp Crocker Mfg Co., boards 70 Canal


Kane Kate, widow Edward, house 79 Walnut


Kane Kate, widow Eugene, boards 59 Pine


Kane Margaret Mrs., house 226 Lyman


Kane Mary, widow Henry, house 214 Lyman


Kane Maurice, house 49 Fountain


Kane Michael, emp Syms & Dudley Paper Co., house 30 Lyman Kane Michael, laborer, house rear 43 Maple


Kane Patrick, slater, emp A. H. Ryan, house 51 Appleton Kane Patrick, laborer, boards 209 Lyman


Kane Patrick, emp Lyman Mills No. 2, house 126 Lyman


Kane Patrick, emp Albion Paper Co., boards 32 Cabot


Kane Patrick, emp Connor Bros., boards 664 Bridge Kane Patrick, laborer, boards 69 Elm


Kane Peter, boards 113 High


Kane Thomas, house 107 Maple


Kane. [See Cain.]


Karl Gustave, emp Unquomonk Silk Mills, house 97 Jackson Kavanaugh Charles F., emp C. N. Monat, rooms 7 Main


Kavanaugh Lizzie Miss (R. Mckinney & Co.), boards 7 Main Kavanaugh. [See Cavanaugh.]


Kay Hattie Miss, emp Whiting Paper Co., rooms 189 High Kay Joseph, machinist, house 152 High


Kayser Joseph, supt Whitmore Mfg Co., rooms 314 Maple Kearney Bernard, supt Connor Bros., house South, B. V. Kearney Catharine Mrs., house South, B. V.


Kearns Patrick, emp Lyman Mills, house 13 Hampden Kearns Patrick, emp Holyoke Machine Co., boards 99 Main Kearns Thomas J., emp Munn & Baush, house 277 Main Keat William, emp Newton Paper Co., boards 20 Cabot Keating Jeremiah, house rear 32 Elm


Keating John, emp Merrick Thread Co., house 61 Adams Keating Margaret Mrs., emp Lyman Mills, house 154 High Keating Philip, emp Albion Paper Co., boards 69 High Keating Thomas, emp Merrick Thread Co., boards 530 Main Keating William, emp Merrick Thread Co., boards 530 Main Keefe Catharine, widow Edward, house 69 Sargeant


Keefe David, emp C. R. R. R., boards 63 Race


Keefe John J., printer, TRANSCRIPT, boards So. Main, South Hadley Falls


Keefe Julia, widow Barney, house 77 Bridge


Keefe Lizzie Miss, emp Windsor Hotel


Keefe Murty, emp G. H. Twaddle, boards Bridge


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Keefe Thomas J. (L. Cavanaugh & Co.), house 5 Nonotuck Keefe William, emp Holyoke Envelope Co., boards 9 Sargeant Keefe. [See O'Keefe.]


Keegan Bernard, laborer, house 101 Hampden


Keegan Margaret, widow Bernard, house 101 Hampden


Keegan Peter, emp N. H. R. R., house 277 Hampden


Keegan Peter J., emp H. & W. R. R., boards 30 Appleton


Keehan Bridget, widow Farley, house 15 Chestnut


Keeler A. M. Mrs., boards Northampton, B. V.


Keeler George, removed to Middlefield


Keeler Joseph A., removed to Worcester


Keeler Martin, emp Valley Paper Co., rooms 622 Main


Keenan Catherine Miss, house 121 Maple Keeseman Charles, emp Winona Paper Co., boards 7 Main Kegan Herbert C., emp T. F. Kegan, rooms 217 Walnut


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EGAN THOMAS F., dealer in steam, gas and water pipe, steam heating apparatus, 14 Appleton, house 241 Maple. [See page 415.]


Kegley Mary, widow Peter, house 6 John


Keith Andrew, emp Lyman Mills, boards 112 Lyman


Keith John, emp Deane Steam Pump Co., rooms 11 Hampden


Kelber John, cigar maker, house 661 Summer


Keliher Daniel, laborer, house 77 Walnut


Keliher Dennis, emp Valley Paper Co., house 45 Fountain


Keliher John, emp Parsons Paper Co., house 29 Lyman


Keliher Martin, laborer, house 232 Lyman


Keliher Mary Mrs., boards 81 Elm


Keliher Michael, emp A. C. Nevins, boards 77 Walnut


Keliher Thomas, emp Wauregan Paper Co., boards 45 Front Kelley Ann Mrs., boards 6 Hampshire


Kelley Catherine, widow Peter, boards 6 Hampshire -


Kelley Ellen, widow Michael, house 101 Hampden Kelley Ellen, widow William, house 640 East


Kelley James, emp Deane Steam Pump Co., house 35 Fountain


Kelley James, emp Holyoke Machine Co., boards 507 South Canal Kelley James, emp J. Delaney house 482 Maple


Kelley John, emp Lyman Mills, rooms 106 High


Kelley John D., watchman Lyman Mills No. 3, rooms 102 High


Kelley Mary, widow Patrick, house 89 Ely


Kelley Mary Miss, house 89 Ely Kelley Mary T., boards 171 Park


Kelley Nellie Miss, house 86 Maple


Kelley Patrick J., house 8 Chestnut


Kelley Thomas, removed to Ware, Mass.


Kelley William, emp Holyoke Machine Co., house 127 Sargeant


Kellogg Albert A., emp Parsons Paper Co., house 6 East Dwight Kellogg Charles M., house 33 West


Kellogg C. L., (J. Tilley & Co.), house 166 Elm


Kellogg J. H., carpenter, rooms 117 Dwight


Kellogg John E. (J. Tilley & Co.), house 166 Elm


Kellogg N. S., clerk J. Tilley & Co., boards 166 Elm


Kellogg William A., emp National Blank Book Co., rooms 39 Newton


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Kellogg William H., removed to Palmer, Mass. Kelly Agnes Miss, emp Windsor Hotel


KELLY ANTHONY, saloon 516 Bridge, house 32 Cabot. [See page 514.]


Kelly Clyde C., (Kelly & Wesely), boards 530 Main


Kelly Daniel, house 127 Sargeant


Kelly Dennis, emp Valley Paper Co., boards 13 Summer


Kelly Ellen, widow William, house East


Kelly Emily A., widow Luther, boarding-house 530 Main


Kelly Francis, house 30 Front


Kelly Hugh, emp Albion Paper Co., boards 112 Lyman


Kelly J. Mrs., house 539 South Canal


Kelly James, watchman Deane Steam Pump Co., house 35 Fountain Kelly Jennie M. Miss, clerk at Barr's, boards 270 Maple


Kelly James P., emp Munn & Baush, boards Canal corner Cabot Kelly John, foreman D. F. Coghlan, boards rear 57 Race


Kelly John, stone cutter, emp 318 Main, boards 35 Adams Kelly John, removed to Lee


Kelly John, emp Syms & Dudley Paper Co., bds 70 Canal (Ward 1) Kelly John W., bartender J. Shea, rooms 35 Hampden


Kelly Margaret, widow Martin, house 2 High


Kelly Martin, emp Syms & Dudley Paper Co., house 29 Lyman Kelly Mary Miss, emp Windsor Hotel


Kelly Mary J. Miss, emp Crocker Mfg. Co., boards 70 Canal


Kelly Michael, stone cutter, emp 318 Main, boards 35 Adams


Kelly Michael, laborer, house Gates B. V.


Kelly Michael, emp Valley Paper Co., boards 70 Canal


Kelly Michael J., foreman wheel-room Holyoke Machine Co., house 737 High


Kelley Michael J., emp Dickinson & Clark Paper Co., house 86 Canal, (Ward 1)


Kelly Timothy, emp John C. Smith, house 34 Cabot


Kelly William, laborer, house 16 Maple


Kelly William, overseer rag room Parsons Paper Co., h 29 Fountain K ELLY & WESELY (Clyde C. Kelly, Henry P. Wesely), stove dealers, plumbers and gas fitters, 510 Main [See page 417.] Kelt Emma Francis Miss, school teacher, boards 280 Maple


Kelton Augusta, Mrs , rooms 5 Allyn


Kelton Dwight B. (R. F. Kelton & Co ), house 7 East Dwight


Kelton Irene J. Mrs., house Lincoln near Northampton, B. V. Kelton Olive, house 7 Dwight


ELTON R. F. & CO., (R. F. Kelton, D. B. Kelton), meats and K


provisions, fish, oysters &c., 35, 37 and 39 Main. [See page 470.] Kelton Rolla F. (R. F. Kelton & Co.), h Lincoln near Northampton Kelty Lizzie Miss, waiter Windsor Hotel


Kemp William R., milk peddler, house 155 Elm


Kempel Fritz G., cabinet maker, 287 High, house do


Kempfer Richard, emp F. D. Cordes, boards 221 Walnut


Kemple Nicholas, emp Franklin Paper Co., house 575 Bridge Kendall Howard M., printer Clark W. Bryan Co., h 295 Dwight Kendall William E., reporter Springfield Republican, h 37 Pleasant Kenfield Abby A. Miss, emp C. W. Bryan & Co., boards 231 Main


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Kenfield John, engineer, house 34 Appleton


Kenfield Joseph, boards 34 Appleton Kennan Agnes Miss, emp Merrick Thread Co., boards 2 Dwight


Kennan Mary Miss, emp Holyoke Laundry, boards 2 Dwight Kennedy Andrew, saloon 189 Lyman, house do


Kennedy Catharine Mrs., boards 155 Main Kennedy Catharine Mrs., house 352 Main Kennedy Cornelius, blacksmith, emp Keough Bros., boards 16 Cabot Kennedy Eliza, widow Patrick, house 24 Chestnut


Kennedy James, laborer, house 105 Hampden


Kennedy James, laborer, house Gates, B. V. Kennedy James, teamster, house 16 Cabot Kennedy James, laborer, house 22 Prospect 2


Kennedy James, Jr., emp Deane Steam Pump Co., boards 16 Cabot Kennedy James C., saloon 112 Maple, house do Kennedy John, laborer, house 37 Sargeant


Kennedy John, emp city, house 127 Sargeant Kennedy John trackman C. R. R. R., house 82 Chestnut


Kennedy John, emp Whiting Paper Co., boards 65 Walnut Kennedy John, laborer, house 13 Elm


Kennedy John, laborer, house 5 Chestnut


Kennedy John, emp Parsons Paper Co., house 24 High Kennedy Julia, house 55 Hamilton


Kennedy Martin, emp Parsons Paper Co., house 36 East Kennedy Mary, widow Daniel, boards rear 29 Fountain


Kennedy Mary, widow Cornelius, house rear 99 Walnut Kennedy Mary Mrs., boards 27 Lyman (99 years old) Kennedy Patrick, laborer, boards rear 99 Walnut


Kennedy Patrick, boards 55 Hamilton


Kennedy Patrick J., emp Wm. B. Whiting & Co., house 161 Lyman " Kennedy Patrick J., truckman, house 448 Maple Kennedy Peter, laborer, house 40 Elm




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