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Cavanaugh Lawrence & Co. (Lawrence Cavanaugh, Thomas J. Keefe), house painting, 320 High
Cavanaugh Mary Mrs , house rear 42 Elm
Cavanaugh Maurice, house rear 53 Elm
Cavanaugh Maurice J., clerk M. J. Finn, boards 211 Lyman
Cavanaugh Michael, mason, emp Landers Bros., house 137 Pine
Cavanaugh Michael, emp John Delaney, house 35 Prospect
Cavanaugh. [See Kavanagh.]
Cayer Eugene, emp Valley Paper Co., house 26 East
Celce Fritz, foreman Henry Seymour Cutlery Co., house 222 Walnut
Chabot Amos, painter, house 560 East
Chabot Eusabe R., clerk, boards 78 Lyman
Chadwick Day (Chadwick & Chadwick), house 156 Beech Chadwick John (Chadwick & Chadwick), house 54 Essex cor Beech
YHADWICK & CHADWICK (Day and John Chadwick), mfrs imitation seal skins, Water Power Co's. Cabot Street Mill. [See page 385.]
Chaffe William, emp Geo. R. Dickinson Paper Co., boards 115 Cabot
Chagnon Eli, expressman, house 133 High
Chagnon Emory, bricklayer, house 520 Bridge
Chagnon George, emp O'Brien & Clark, boards 520 Bridge
Chagnon Joseph, house 59 Union
Chagnon Joseph Jr., expressman, boards 59 Union
Chagnon Prim, emp Hadley Co., house 36 Canal
Chalmers John, emp Parsons Paper Co., house 106 West
Chalmers John Jr., emp Nonotuck Paper Co., boards 44 Ely
Chalmers Thomas, overseer rag room Nonotuck Paper Co., house So. Hadley Falls
Chalmers Thomas W., emp Parsons Paper Co., boards 106 West Chamberlin Charles, emp Farr Alpaca Co., boards 57 Park
Chamberlin Frank H., treasurer Franklin Paper Co., house 197 Pine Chamberlin George H., paymaster J. C. Smith, house 20 Newton Chamberlin Henry, emp A. C. Nevins, boards 171 Dwight Chambers Emily R. Mrs., house 24 Newton Place
Chambers Harry, emp Buchanan, Bolt & Co., boards 63 Race Chambers Joseph, emp Buchanan, Bolt & Co., boards 175 High Champagne Eugene, emp Newton Paper Co., boards 71 Cabot Champagne Gasper, emp Springfield Blanket Co., house 672 East Champagne Joseph, slater, emp A. H. Ryan, boards 107 Lyman Champagne Joseph, emp Newton Paper Co., boards 672 East Champagne Joseph, emp Newton Paper Co., house 2 Adams Champagne Maxime, emp Newton Paper Co., boards 93 Park Champagne Peter, emp Springfield Blanket Co., boards 672 East Champagne Trefle, laborer, house 339 Main
Chapdelaine Alfred L., boards 7 Oliver
CHAPDELAINE CHARLES. R. R. and steamship ticket agency, 100 High, house 60 West. [See page 424.] Chapdelaine Homer, emp Holyoke Envelope Co., boards 18 Newton Chapdelaine Laurent, laborer, house 538 East
Chapelle Augustus, emp Merrick Thread Co., house 646 East Chapelle Frank, emp Merrick Thread Co., house 379 Main Chapin Chalmers, supt Union Paper Mfg Co., house 526 S. Canal
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Chapin Edward W., lawyer, 24 Dwight, house 170 Elm Chapin Edwin C. (Sears & Co.), house 36 Appleton
Chapin Frederick J., emp Merrick Lumber Co., house 318 Hampden
Chapin Herbert I., emp Union Paper Co., boards 56 Race Chapin Hervey, house Northampton, I. P.
Chapin Justin D., tallyman H. & W. R. R., boards 31 Race Chapin Katie T., teacher, boards 526 So. Canal
Chapin M. W., widow Moses, house 56 Race
Chapin Pamela D., widow Madison, house 31 Race Chapin Richard C., travelling salesman Judd Paper Co., bds 56 Race Chapin Sarah Mrs., rooms 150 High
Chapin Theodosia, widow Whitman, boards 170 Elm Chapin Theresa P. Miss, boards 31 Race
Chapman Edward N., with Taber & Chapman, rooms 215 Dwight Chapman Eugene M. (Taber & Chapman), house 21 Essex
Chapman Herbert D., hostler C. B. & J. A. Davis, boards 115 High Chapman Josie E. Mrs., dressmaker, 139 High, house do
Chapman Samuel S., emp Whiting Paper Co. No. 2, house 92 Lyman Chapman Sidney S., house 7 Main
Chapman W., clerk Newton Paper Co., boards 530 Main Chapman William, emp Farr Alpaca Co., house 66 Race Chapman William T., emp Franklin Paper Co., house 538 So Canal Chaput Bazil, laborer, house 4 Potvin ave
Chaput Eugene, emp Lyman Mills, house 18 Fountain Chaput Joseph, emp Merrick Lumber Co., house 105 Lyman Chaquette Agnes, rooms 102 High
Chaquette. [See also Choquette.]
Charbonneau August, carpenter, house 127 Park
Charbonneau Cleophus, chopper, house 13 Union Charbonneau Thomas, carpenter, house 79 Park Charbonneau. [See Colby.]
Chard George, emp Holyoke Paper Co., rooms 626 Main Chard Richard, emp National Blank Book Co., boards 206 Pine Chard Rufus P., emp National Blank Book Co., rooms 206 Pine Charest Odilon Z. E., emp Holyoke Furniture Co., rooms 69 High Charette Elize, emp Unquomonk Silk Mills, house 105 Lyman Charette Felix, emp Uuquomonk Silk Mill, house 105 Lyman Charette George, clerk Holyoke Furniture Co., boards 122 Lyman Charette Ignace, emp G. P. Ellison, house 69 High
Charette Leon, bootmaker, emp C. A. Corser, house 255 High Charland Arthur, editor Le Defenseur, 291 Main, boards 289 Main Charles Gustav, emp Unquomonk Silk Mill, house 97 Jackson Charlesworth Frank, emp Chadwick & Chadwick, bds 125 Sargeant Charon Damien, carpenter, house 339 Main Charon Michel, emp A. F. Gingras, house 88 High
Chartier Joseph, emp Parsons Paper Co., house 74 Canal Chartrand Nazaire, laborer, house 538 East
Chase Arthur B. (Chase Brothers), boards 296 Maple CHASE BROTHERS (A. B. Chase, W. D. Chase), City Drug Store, 35 Dwight, cor. Front. [See back cover.] CHASE E. & SON, lumber merchants, 210 Main. [See page 410.] 7
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Chase Elijah, emp Parsons Paper Co., house 92 West Chase George W., emp Hadley Co., house 89 Front
Chase Henry A. (E. Chase & Son), house 199 Walnut
Chase John E. (Chase & Cooledge), house Cherry, B. V. Chase John E. Jr., book-keeper Chase & Cooledge, bds Cherry, B. V. Chase Joseph E., salesman E. Chase & Son, house 231 Main Chase Maria A., widow Edwin, house 203 Main
Chase Nathan B., physician, office 35 Dwight, house 296 Maple
Chase Rufus, watchman Lyman Mills, rooms over office
CHASE SANFORD H., top roll coverer Lyman Mills, house 21 Pearl. [See page 396.]
Chase S. S. Mrs., house 21 Suffolk
Chase William A., agt and treas Holyoke Water Power Co., h 171 Pine Chase William D. (Chase Brothers), boards 296 Maple
Chase & Cooledge (John E. Chase, Henry M. Cooledge), manufactur- ers' and mill supplies, 11 Main and 5 Race
Chattelle Damase, emp Merrick Thread Co., house 568 East Chauvois Alfred, painter, boards 45 Cabot
YHEMICAL PAPER CO., Moses Newton, treas., south end of C third level canal. [See page opp 361.]
Cheney Welton, bookbinder, house 301 Park
Chevalier Frank, emp Merrick Lumber Co., house rear 34 Race
Chevrette Desire, carpenter, house 40 Main
Chicoine Alexander, emp Connor Bros., house 599 So. Canal Chicoine Antoine, house 682 East
Chicoine Joseph, carpenter, house 682 East
Chicoine Joseph S., emp R. H. Rice, house 225 High
Chicoine Mary, dressmaker, 682 East, boards do Chicoine Pierre, house 682 East
CHILDS ALEXANDER H. coal and wood, trucking and job- bing, 62 Main, house 242 Dwight. [See page 478.]
YHILDS CHARLES S., boot and shoe dealer, 215 High, house C 36 Lincoln
Childs Charles H. (Holyoke Business College), rooms 69 Dwight Childs Ella M. Miss, book-keeper E. A. Fenno & Co., rms 292 Maple Childs Elmer E. (Holyoke Business College), rooms 69 Dwight Childs Sarah S. Mrs., house 266 Maple
Chipman Nason, emp Kennedy Sullivan, bds 107 Lyman Choinard Eugene, laborer, house 46 Union
Choinard Joseph, emp Dickinson & Clark Paper Co., bds 85 Lyman Choquette Alfred, emp Clark & Richard, house 12 Prospect Choquette Edmund, emp John Newton, house 103 Lyman Choquette George, laborer, house 37 Chestnut
Choquette Josephine Mrs., dressmaker, 33 Chestnut, house do Choquette Prudent, clerk E. Beauchemin, house 304 High Choquette Zoe Mrs., house rear 59 Union
Chorbonneau. [See Charbonneau.]
Christian Helen Miss, eating house, 315 Main, house do Christiansen Jans, emp Beebe, Webber & Co., boards 662 Bridge Christiansen Robert, emp Mass. Screw Co., house 656 Bridge
Christman Frederick, foreman box dept Holyoke Envelope Co., house 314 Maple
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Christopher James G., emp Geo. R. Dickinson Paper Co., h 89 Race Christopher John B., foreman rag room Geo. R. Dickinson Paper Co.,
house 9 Hampshire
Church Elizur J., emp Whiting Paper Co., house 123 Oak
Church John W., farmer, house Ingleside
Church Wm., house 96 Newton
Cinqmars R. Charles, clerk Clark & Richard, boards 115 Dwight
CITY CIGAR STORE, J. W. Moore, prop., 160 High. [See page 507.]
City Dining Rooms, Mrs. Ira Smith, prop, 148 High
CITY DRUG STORE, Chase Bros., props, 35 Dwight cor Front. [See back cover. ]
CITY DYE HOUSE, A. Ferguson, prop, 321 High. See p. 449.]
CITY FOUNDRY, Munn & Baush, props, 509 East cor Crescent. [See page 399.]
City Hall, Dwight cor High
CITY HAT STORE, Preston & Brown, 219 High. [See p. 429.]
City Flour Mills, H. C. Frissell, prop, flour and grain miller, opp H. & W. R. R. depot
CITY NATIONAL BANK, E. L. Munn, cashier, 13 Dwight. [See page 353.]
Clancey Matthew, emp Hampden Mills, house 37 Front
Clancey Michael, fireman, rooms 27 Newton Place
Clancey Thomas, watchman Farr Alpaca Co., bds 27 Newton Place Clancey Thomas Jr., fireman Wauregan Paper Co., h 27 Newton PI Clancey William Mrs., house 130 Cabot
Clapin Clovis, harness-maker, emp J. T. Hunter, house 174 Lyman Clapp Arthur G., removed to So. Deerfield
Clapp Edwin B., removed to Westhampton
Clare August, emp Unquomonk Silk Mill, house 90 Race
Clare John, boards 112 Lyman
Clare Mary Mrs., house 112 Lyman
Clarenbach Rudolph, overseer gigging and fulling room Germania Mills, house Mechanic, B. V.
Clark Alonzo, boards Northampton, B. V.
Clark Anna Mrs., rooms 90 Race
Clark Chauncey C., steam engineer Winona Paper Co., rooms 7 Main Clark Clara S., teacher Sargeant Street School, rooms 197 Pine
Clark E. Amelia Miss, house 217 Walnut
Clark Edward, emp Lyman Mills No. 1, house 18 Oliver
Clark Edward, emp Chemical Paper Co., boards 20 Cabot
Clark Edward A., clerk G. R. Dickinson Paper Co., res Springfield
CLARK E. G. MRS., eating house 155 Main, house do. [See page 447.]
Clark Elbert L., clerk S. S. Morse, house 66 West
Clark Embury P., water registrar, City Hall, house 28 Pearl
Clark Fred. F., removed to New Britain, Conn.
Clark George, emp Holyoke Machine Co., rooms 23 West
Clark George, removed to Bangor, Maine
Clark George A., treasurer Newton Paper Co., rooms 197 Pine
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Clark George C., emp National Paper Co., house 194 High Clark George T., emp John C. Smith, rooms 29 Bond
Clark Herbert S., clerk Holyoke Machine Co., bds 11 Ely ave Clark James, emp J. C. Smith, boards 10 Oliver Clark James H., emp Hadley Co., house 38 Front Clark James M. (Clark & Richard), house 187 Walnut Clark Johanna, widow Chandler, boards 28 Pearl
Clark John, house 41 Front
Clark John, laborer, boards 57 Race
Clark John, emp Landers Bros., house 127 Sargeant
Clark John, emp Whiting Paper Co. No. 2, house rear 26 East Clark John E., treas Dickinson & Clark Paper Co., h 240 Hampden Clark John F., house 16 Maple
Clark John P., removed to Attleboro, Mass.
Clark K. M. Mrs., house 27 Newton
Clark Mary Mrs., boards 17 Hampden
Clark Owen, emp Whiting Paper Co., boards 41 Front Clark Robert, emp Chemical Paper Co., house 27 Jackson
Clark Rosanna Miss, emp Whiting Paper Co. No. 2, h 127 High
Clark William, emp Lyman Mills, house 10 Hampden Clark William H., clerk, house 215 Linden
Clark William H., traveling salesman, boards 76 Pleasant Clark William L., emp Merrick Thread Co., boards 206 Elm
CLARK & RICHARD (James M. Clark, Alphonso F. Richard), dry and fancy goods, millinery, etc., 71 and 73 Dwight and 337 Main. [See page 436.]
CLARKE ERNEST C., insurance agent, 6 Dwight, rooms do. [See bottom edge.]
Clarkson Susan Mrs., emp Lyman Mills, rooms 172 High
Clary Charles H., clerk E. A. Fenno & Co., boards 266 Maple
Clayton Enoch, emp Farr Alpaca Co., house 87 Newton
Clayton John, emp Whiting Paper Co. No. 2, boards 73 Lyman Clayton Martin, emp Holyoke Boiler Works, boards 73 Lyman
Cleary Catherine Mrs., house 27 Elm
Cleary Dennis F., book-keeper, boards 75 Prospect
Cleary James F. (Cleary & Moriarty), boards 239 Lyman
CLEARY JOHN, wholesale liquor store 120 Maple, house North- ampton, B. V. [See page 510.]
Cleary John, laborer, house rear 135 Lyman
Cleary John, laborer, house 75 Prospect
Cleary Maggie Miss, clerk Mrs. W. D. Higgins, boards 27 Elm
Cleary Margaret Miss, boards 35 Fountain
Cleary Michael, carpenter 75 Prospect, house do
Cleary Morris, carpenter, house 77 Prospect
Cleary Patrick, laborer, house 248 Lyman
Cleary Thomas M., emp 120 Maple, boards 75 Prospect
YLEARY & MORIARTY (James F. Cleary, Thomas J. Mori- arty), proprietors Holyoke Boot and Shoe Store, 143 High. [See page 432.]
Cleghorn George, emp Phelps & Tower, boards 35 Sargeant
Clement John, bricklayer, house 69 High
Clement Joseph, bricklayer, removed to North Adams
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Clement Lewis B., emp Merrick Lumber Co., house 107 Lyman Cleveland Clara, widow Frederick, house 136 Walnut Cleveland Clara Miss, teacher, boards 136 Walnut
Cleveland Edward, emp C. R. R. freight depot, boards 136 Walnut Cleveland Helen M. Miss, teacher, boards 136 Walnut
Cleveland Jud on A , emp E. D. Shelley, house 19 Taylor Cleveland William, emp Holyoke Machine Co., boards 136 Walnut Clifford Clarence E., manager Skating Rink, bds Holyoke House Clifford Eliza S., widow J. H., boards 196 Dwight
Clifford George, emp Skating Rink, boards 43 Front Clifford John, emp City, house 30 Front
Clifford John J. (McKillop & Clifford), house 40 Lyman
Clifford Mary, widow John, house 51 Adams Clifford Patrick, house 32 Front
Clifford Patrick, emp Hadley Co., house 9 Center
Clifford Patrick J., emp Hadley Co., boards 9 Center
Clifford Sarah A., teacher Park street school, boards 196 Dwight Clifford Timothy, boards 40 Lyman
Clifford Timothy, emp Merrick Thread Co., house 201 Park
YLINE A., clothing and furnishing goods, 100 High, house 62 C West. [See page 427.]
Cline Samuel, house 62 West
CLOUGH JAMES A., architect, 247 High, house 281 West Hampden. [See page 495.]
Clough John W., bus driver G. M. Wales & Co., h 76 Lyman
Cloutier Joseph, carpenter, house 339 Main
Cloutier Lizzette, widow Peter, house 45 Hamilton
Cloutier Louis, emp Farr Alpaca Co., house 603 Summer
Clune Bridget Mrs., house 16 Maple
Clune Maggie Miss, boards 50 Canal
Clune Matthew, machinist Munn & Baush, boards 7 Hampden Clynch John, stonecutter, house 193 Dwight
Coakley James, bill-poster, office 35 Dwight, house 118 High Coakley Patrick, plasterer, house 202 Hampden Coakley Thomas, watchman, boards 202 Hampden
Coates Henry C., emp Graves & Kinney, residence Springfield Cobe Henry K., removed to England
NOBE MAX, custom and ready-made clothing, gents' furnishings, hats, caps, etc., 77 and 79 Dwight, house 268 Maple. [See p. 426.]
Cobe Nathan, removed to Waltham
Cobe Philip, clothier 126 High, boards 268 Maple
Coburn Azro A. S., house 44 Pearl
Coburn Henry H., boards 20 Pearl
Coburn L., inventor, house 20 Pearl
Coburn & Taylor Mfg. Co., Charles F. Taylor treas, mfrs rag-cutting -machine, head upper level canal
Cochran Joseph L., farmer, house Northampton, I. P. Cochrane Hugh, Jr., emp Chadwick & Chadwick, house 45 Hamilton Cochrane Jane, widow John, boarding house 2 Oliver
Codaire Eugene, emp Syms & Dudley Paper Co., house 40 Main Codaire Jerry, emp Merrick Lumber Co., house 13 Main
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Codaire John, emp Hadley Co., boards 13 Main Codaire Napoleon (Tremblay & Codaire), house 397 Main
Codaire Richard L., clerk, Tremblay & Codaire, boards 397 Main Codaire Souliala, removed to Chicopee Falls Codaire Theophile, carpenter, house 40 Main
Coderre Adolph, brick mason, house rear 135 Lyman
Coderre Adolphe, house 31 Cabot
Coderre Camille, emp Merrick Thread Co., boards 93 Park
Coderre Charles H., manager branch store of Holyoke One Price Clothing Co., 317 Main, house 51 Bond
Coderre Elzear F. Mrs., house 10 High
Codorette Louis, tailor, emp P. Hopp & Co., rooms 110 High
Cody Henry J., emp Holyoke Water Power Co., house 101 Newton Cody John, bottling works, 44 Lyman, rooms do
Coes Charlotte, widow Levi C., boards 38 Esex
Coffee John, music teacher, house 28 High
Coffee John, house 162 Dwight
Coffee John, boards 211 Lyman
Coffee Richard, laborer, house 211 Lyman
Coffee Richard Jr., emp Albion Paper Co., boards 211 Lyman
Coffey Julia, widow Jeremiah, h 16 Center
Coghlan Arthur F., removed to Boston
Coghlan David F., prop Hol. Steam Boiler and Iron works, h North- ampton, I. P.
YOGHLAN'S HOLYOKE STEAM BOILER AND IRON WORKS boilers, bleachers, sheet and plate iron, Crescent, junction Park. [See page 400.] Coghlan (see also Coughlan)
Cohn Morris D., clothing dealer, 116 High, house 122 do
Coit Benjamin, farmer, house Northampton, B. V.
Coiteux Joseph, house Union
Coiteux Julien, clerk S. Landry, house Union
Colburn Emma, widow William, house 42 East Colburt Mary Mrs., house 48 Lyman Colby Medie C., painter 5 Canby, house do
Cole Alfred F., removed to West Charleston, Vermont
Cole Daniel P., clerk Worthington Paper Co., res Springfield, Mass Cole Newbarn K., removed to Vermont
Coleman Emma, widow, house 44 East (Ward 1) .
Colletan Francis J., removed to New York
Colletan Mary, boarding-house, 16 Bridge (Ward 1)
Colletan Rose, widow Francis, house 16 Bridge (Ward 1) Colletan Thomas, saloon 26 Oliver, boards 16 Bridge (Ward 1) Collette Alfred, removed to Canada
Colligan Maria Miss, house 141 Lyman
Collins Cornelius Mrs., house 2 High
Collins Edward W., emp Merrick Lumber Co., house 14 Taylor
COLLINS GEORGE W., grocer, Ely cor Ely Court, h Ely cor Center. [See page 464.]
Collins Honora Mrs., boards 30 Center
Collins James, removed to South Hadley Falls
Collins Jeremiah, removed to Waterbury
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Collins John, emp Holyoke Machine Co., house 12 Oliver Collins John B, engineer Conn. R. R. R., house 30 Hamilton Collins John T., removed to Springfield Collins Luke, plasterer, boards 179 Main
Collins Mary Mrs., emp Lyman Mills, house 85 High Collins Mary, widow Cornelius, house 370 High
Collins Michael, emp City, house 42 Summer (Ward 1)
Collins Michael Jr., laborer boards 42 Summer
Collins Oliver, carpenter, rooms 51 Newton
Collins Patrick, emp Landers Bros., house 38 Chestnut
Collins Sarah Miss, emp Valley Paper Co., boards 28 Bridge
Collins Thomas, emp Union Paper Mfg Co., house 37 Hamilton Collins Thomas, emp George Richards, house 68 Bridge (Ward 1) Collins Thomas, laborer house 50 Bridge
Collins Stephen, switchman Conn. R. R., res South Hadley Falls Collopy Julia, widow John, house 97 Elm
Collyer Charles, emp Connor Bros., boards 383 Park
Coloa John, emp Nonotuck Paper Co., house rear 61 Bridge (Ward 1) Colson Charles D., book-keeper Whitmore Mfg Co., rooms 162 Walnut Colson Helen A., Mrs., house 231 High Colt Frank, emp Whiting Paper Co., boards 159 Main
Colton Ann and Bridget Misses, house 7 Center
Colton George, emp John C. Smith, house 455 Main
Come Peter, expressman, house 588 East
Come Thomas, teamster, Merrick Lumber Co., house 588 East Comier John, bar tender, house 93 Race
Comins John S., ice dealer 251 High, house do
Comiskey James emp Lyman Mills, house 24 Oliver
Comerford Phillip (Comerford & Daly), residence Springfield
COMERFORD & DALY (Phillip Comerford, James M. Daly), tea styre, 96 High. [See page 454.]
Como Frank T., carpenter, house 101 Lyman
Como Medard, carder, Holyoke Warp Co., house 38 Hamilton
Condon John, brick layer, boards 63 Race Congdon Frank E , Mrs, rooms 64 .Canal
Conklin D. T., widow John I., house Northampton, B. V.
Conklin John F., paper dealer, house Northampton, B. V. Conley Mary J., widow Patrick, house 124 Cabot
Conley Patrick, clerk P. J. Duff, boards 124 Cabot Conley (see also Conelley)
CONNECTICUT RIVER LUMBER CO., mfrs of laths, shingles, clapboards, etc., office 149 Hampden. [See page 409.]
Connecticut River Pulp Co., mfrs of wood pulp, Bigelow n Dwight Connecticut River Railroad Depot, Mosher near Main Connell Cornelius, emp Albion Paper Co., house 40 East Connell James, emp Prentiss Wire Works, house 65 Fountain Connell John, emp Hadley Co., boards 4 Center
Connell John, emp Glazed Paper Co., boards Germania Hotel Connell Margaret Mrs., house 16 High
Connell Maurice, laborer, boards 89 Race
Connell Michael, emp Syms & Dudley Paper Co., boards 16 High Connell Michael, laborer, boards 65 Walnut
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Connell Patrick, laborer, house 56 Elm
Connell Sarah Miss, board- 29 Lyman
Connell Thomas, emp Prentiss Wire Works, boards 16 High Connell (see O'Connell)
Connelly Dennis, engineer Albion Paper Co .. boards 23 Oliver Connelly Christopher, fireman, boards 219 Park
Connery James, carpenter, house 99 Walnut
Conner Thomas, laborer, house 99 Walnut
Connerton Robert, emp J. Marra, boards 143 Main
Connerty Thomas, painter, house 53 Elm
Connolly Charles (Dickieson, Reed & Co.), boards 216 Dwight Connolly Christopher, shoemaker, emp A. McLean, boards 179 Main YONNOLLY EDWARD, granite and stone cutter, 298 Main, C rooms 254 do. [See page 491.]
Connolly William, bartender, 463 Main, house 69 Sargeant
Connor Agnes Miss, house 83 Prospect
Connor Ann Mrs., house 30 Lyman
CONNOR BROTHERS (James Connor), mfr of cassimeres, woolen goods, etc., cor Bigelow and Cabot and 649 Main. [See page 384.]
Connor Cornelius C., clerk John Cleary, house 122 Maple
Connor Daniel, teamster, house 95 Walnut
Connor Dennis, emp Deane Steam Pump Co., house 586 East
Connor Dennis, emp Prentiss Wire Works, house 246 Dwight Connor Edward, emp Albion Paper Co., boards 143 Pine
Connor Ellen Miss, emp Merrick Thread Co., rooms 30 Hamilton
Connor Ellen Mrs., emp Beebe & Holbrook Co., h 127 High Connor George, laborer, house 55 Adams
Connor George J., clerk Holyoke Furniture Co., boards 143 Pine Connor Hugh, emp Chemical Paper Co., boards 509 So. Canal Connor James (Connor Brothers), house 31 Suffolk
Connor James, emp Hadley Co., house 73 Bond
Connor James, emp Riverside Paper Co., boards 20 Cabot Connor James, removed to Wilbraham
Connor James, laborer, boards 76 West
Connor James, saloon, 21 Elm, house 89 Fountain
Connor James, emp city, house 83 Fountain
Connor Jeremiah, emp Franklin Paper Co., house 30 Hamilton Connor Jeremiah, laborer, boards 107 Maple
Connor Jeremiah J., saloon, 99 Maple, boards do
Connor Johanna, widow George, boards 31 Suffolk
Connor John, emp Winona Paper Co., boards 20 Cabot
Connor John, laborer, house rear 44 Chestnut Connor John, laborer, boards 213 Lyman
Connor John, emp Holyoke Water Power Co., rooms 397 Main Connor John, emp Albion Paper Co., house 35 Summer
Connor John, emp Chemical Paper Co., boards 577 Bridge Connor John, laborer, house 14 Oliver
Connor John, emp Landers Brothers, house 127 Walnut
Connor John, emp Landers Brothers, house 161 Dwight Connor John, boards 68 Race
Connor John, baker, emp M. G. Lothrop, house 117 High
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Connor John F., emp T. F. Kegan, boards 73 Bond Connor Kate Miss, rooms 127 High
Connor Kate, widow James, house 32 Prospect
Connor Martin, laborer, house 96 Walnut
Connor Mary Miss, emp Hadley Co., boards 69 Lyman Connor Mary, widow Maurice, house 114 Sargeant
Connor Michael, teamster John Cleary, boards 112 Maple
Connor Michael, machinist, house 575 Main
Connor Michael, laborer, house 75 Walnut Connor Michael, boards 179 Main
Connor Michael, emp Daniel Connor, house rear 44 Chestnut
Connor Michael J., vegetable dealer, house 109 Walnut
Connor Morris, emp Holyoke Water Power Co., house 52 Sargeant
Connor Maurice M., emp S. T. Lyman & Son, boards 114 Sargeant Connor Morris, mason tender, house 101 Walnut
Connor Murty, laborer, house rear 127 Maple Connor Patrick, emp Hadley Co., house 19 Oliver
Connor Patrick, laborer, house 232 Lyman
Connor Patrick, laborer, house 101 Hampden
Connor Patrick, emp Gridley & Moriarty, boards 68 Race
Connor Stephen, emp city, house 36 Chestnut
CONNOR THOMAS stoves, furnaces, ranges and galvanized iron worker, 144 High, rooms 142 do. [See page 419.]
Connor Thomas, freight clerk C. R. R. C., house 185 Dwight
Connor Thomas, teamster M. J. Finn, house 125 Walnut Connor Thomas, laborer, house 305 Park
Connor Thomas, laborer, house 213 Lyman
Connor Thomas, laborer, boards 161 Lyman
Connor Thomas, emp T. F. Kegan, boards 73 Bond
Connor Thomas Jr., laborer, boards 85 Hampden
Connor William H., emp Merrick Thread Co., house 624 Summer Connor [See O'Connor. ]
Connors James Mrs., house 184 Lyman
Connors John F., emp J. & W. Jolly, house 113 Hampden
Connors Macleon, cigar maker, emp J. J. Giusto, rooms 152 High Connors Maggie Miss, house 75 Pine
Connors Michael, farmer, house Rock Valley
Connors Patrick, emp Whiting Paper Co., rooms 122 High
Connors Patrick, emp Riverside Paper Co., boards 211 Lyman Connors Robert, emp John Marra, house 252 Hampden Convent of Notre Dame, 85 Chestnut, corner Hampden
Converse Ellen Miss, music teacher, rooms 286 Maple Conway Albert B., removed to Vermont
Conway Edward, watchman Holyoke Machine Co., house 516 Main Conway James, emp Connor Brothers, house off South, near Germania Mills
Conway James, tailor C. H. Prentiss, house 103 Maple Conway John, laborer, house 11 Elm
CONWAY MARTIN P., sewing machines, pianos, organs, etc., office 170 High, boards 51 Bridge. [See page 433.] Conway Michael, emp Holyoke Machine Co., house 514 Main Conway Michael, emp Holyoke Water Works, house 61 Pine
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