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Western Lumber Co. (J. Augustus Brownell), lumber dealer, 16 Fourth, corner Spring
Western Union Telegraph Co., office 26 North Water Westgate Abiel N., carpenter, house Acushnet avenue Westgate Herbert N., carpenter, h. Acuslinet avenue Westgate Jonathan, carpenter, house Acushnet. avenne Westgate Lucy M., widow of Charles H., house 85 Elm Westgate Maria F., widow, house 60 Mechanics lane Westgate Sarah C., widow of Sylvanus, house 25 Willis Westgate Sylvanus, fisherman, house Eddy's wharf Westgate William H., fisherman, house 180 So. First Weston George H., planer, house 9 Bethel
Weston Samuel, farmer, house Belleville road, Head of the River
Weston Timothy M., mason, house 22 Rockland avenue Weston William H., hostler, house 13 Chancery
WHALEMAN'S SHIPPING LIST & MER-
CHANTS TRANSCRIPT, Eben. P. Ray- mond, publisher, 8 South Second
Whalen John, laborer, h. rear No. Front, n. Washburn
Whalen Margaret, widow, house 243 South Water Whalen Michael, painter E. J. Kempton, r'ms 93 Maxfield Whalen Nicholas, teamster Denison Bros., house 215 South Water
Whalen Patrick N., laborer, house 243 South Water
Whalen William B., clerk L. D. Wilbur, boards Acush- net avenue, Head of the River
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Wheaton Arthur C., clerk, 53 So. Water, bds. 97 North Wheaton Charles E., mason, boards 57 Hill
Wheaton Hiram, manufacturer of mineral and soda water, 51 and 53 South Water, house 97 North Wheaton Horatio C., mason, boards 57 Hill
Wheaton Lydia, widow of James, house 57 Hill
Wheaton Nathan, mason, house 121 Maxfield
WHEATON WALTER F., printer, 52 William, boards Parker House
Wheeler Annie F. Mrs., house 292 Purchase
Wheeler Eliza B. Mrs., physician, 37 Elm, honse do.
Wheeler Francis A., laborer, house rear 209 Middle
Wheeler George B., civil engineer, h. Mt. Vernon, cor. Mount Pleasant
Wheeler George H., mariner, house 17 First
Wheeler Hiram L., carpenter, house 37 Smith
Wheeler Joseph H., driver H. Wheaton, 53 South Water, house 410 Purchase
Wheeler Martin, house 25 Bonney, corner Grinnell
Wheeler Phebe P. Miss, honse 25 Bonney
Whitcomb Fred'k R., traveling salesman, h. 151 Grinnell
Whitcomb House, 152 Union, corner Fifth
Whitcomb Oliver R., house 42 North Sixth
White Albert P., clerk, 252 Cedar, boards 94 Smith
White A. J. M., packer Hathaway, Soule & Harrington, house 24 Sycamore
White Charles, laborer, house 15 Logan
White Clarissa, widow of Sherman, house Maple Grove, Acushnet avenue [Cottage
White Elizabeth, widow of Joseph, h. Arnold, cor. South White Eugene, carpenter, boards Rufus W. White's, Acushnet avenue
White George, house 127 South Second
White George A., shoe trimmer, house 56 North
White George E., foreman Mt. Washington Glass Co., boards 128 South First
White George F., engineer O. C. R. R., h. 514 Purchase
White Gustavus A., jr., proprietor Sheridan House, 9 North Second
White Harvey, laborer, house 196 Kempton
White Henry L., clerk, 402 Purchase, rooms 80 Union White Jason, teacher of music Public schools, bds. 69 Elm White Lyman, laborer, house Court, n. Dartmouth line
White Martha C. Mrs., cloak maker, 124}2 Union, boards 116 Middle
White Martha Jane, widow of Peter, house 185 North ' White Mary B. Miss, teacher Maxfield street primary school, boards 112 Middle
White Nancy, widow of Abram, h. Highland, cor. Sutton
E. B. WHITING & CO.,
SOLE AGENTS FOR THIS MAKE OF
GLOVE J
IN THIS CITY+
Juster" Kid Gloves
TRADE MARK
PATENTED JUNE 13, 1876.
These Goods have been sold during the past three years. All who have worn them pronounce the Mode of Fastening ABSOLUTELY PERFECT.
The many annoyances connected with the old sys- tem of Button Gloves are entirely overcome, and the following advantages secured :
Ist-The perfect ease and rapidity with which it is laced.
2nd-Itsadjustability to fit the different sized wrists. 3rd-The advantage gained by gradually straining the K'id, instead of the old system which ruins so many pairs the first time buttoned. 4th-Strength of Hooks and mode of clinching them. The fastening will outlast any glove. which is a very rare occurrence with buttons. Independent of Improvement in fastening the quality is guaranteed equal, if not su- perior, to any other glove in the market. FOR SALE BY
THE MOST PERFECT FITTING KID GLOVE.
No more trouble with Gloves un-buttoning. ORDERS RECEIVED BY MAIL AT
E. B. WHITING & CO., No. 125 Union Street, NEW BEDFORD. [SEE OTHER SIDE.]
E. B. WHITING & CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Foreign! CAND Domestic Dry Goods, 145 Union St., New Masonic Building. We keep none but the Best of Goods in Every Department. DEPARTMENT 1. SILKS AND VELVETS. DEPARTMENT ?. BLACK DRESS GOODS OF EVERY KIND. DEPARTMENT 3. FANCY DRESS GOODS. DEPARTMENT 4. SHAWLS AND CLOAKS. DEPARTMENT 5. WHITE GOODS AND LINENS. DEPARTMENT 6. COTTONS, BLANKETS AND FLANNELS. DEPARTMENT 7. PRINTS AND GINGHAMS. DEPARTMENT 8. CORSETS AND UNDERWEAR OF ALL KINDS. DEPARTMENT 9. Infants' Wardrobes, that includes every article that goes to make up an outfit. DEPARTMENT 10. Ribbons, Laces, Ruchings, Ties, Handkerchiefs, Hamburgs, Neck Wear, Collars, Cuffs, &c. DEPARTMENT 11. HOSIERY AND GLOVES. DEPARTMENT 12. Dress Linings of all kinds, and every article used in the making up of a Dress.
DEPARTMENT 13. Gents' Furnishing Goods, White Shirts, Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves, Collars and Cuffs, Neck Wear, &c. DEPARTMENT 14. Dress Buttons, Fringes, Ornaments, Jet Trim- mings, and a general stock of Small Wares of all kinds.
REF Our efforts are directed to picase our Customers in every respect. 0
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White Nathaniel, carpenter, house 52 Cedar
White Phineas, plumber, 361 Acushnet avenue, house 91 Kempton
White Rufus W., farmer, honse Acushnet avenue
White Sampson S., hairdresser, 136 Union, h. 9 Emerson
White Samuel, gardener, house 6 South Chancery
White Sarah A. Mrs., house 94 Smith
White Thomas H., engraver, house 43 Willis
White Willard, engineer, bds. Rufus W. White's, Acush- net avenue
White William G. ( William G. White & Son), carriage mnfr., Pleasant, cor. Mechanics lane, h. 111 Middle White Wm. G. & Son ( William G. and William T. M.
White ), carriage mufrs., Pleasant, c. Mechanics lane White William S., farmer, h. Maple Grove, Acushnet av. White William T. M. (Wm. G. White & Son), carriage
mnfr., Pleasant, cor. Mechanics lane, h. 111 Middle Whitehead Edward, mason, house 7 Rivet
Whitehead James, weaver, boards 176 State
Whiteside James, laborer, house Head of the River
Whiteside John, ropemaker, house 6 Park
Whiteside Martha, widow of James, h. West Middle, n. Emerson [Emerson
Whiteside Stephen, ropemaker, bds. West Middle, near Whiteside Thomas, overseer Cordage Factory, house 250 Middle [Acushnet avenue
Whithead Judith G., widow of Washington, house 227 Whiting Edward B. (E. B. Whiting & Co.), dry goods, 145 Union, house 17 Lincoln
WHITING E. B. & CO. (Edward B. Whiting and Henry C. Taber), dry goods, etc., 145 Union
Whiting James M., map catter, house 71 Cedar
Whiting Mary A., wid. of William, dressmaker, h. 16 Mill Whiting Susan H., widow of Thomas F., h. 17 Lincoln Whiting Thomas B., traveling agent, house 46 County
Whitmore H. Samuel, farmer, house Bartlett place, Rock- dale avenue [dale av.
Whitmore Sabon L., farmer, house Bartlett place, Rock- Whitmore William I., blacksmith, h. Hunter, n. Kempton Whitney Abby D. Miss, teacher Cedar street primary school, boards Eliza C. Whitney's, Walden
Whitney Alonzo, house 6 Foster
Whitney Amasa, cooper, 28 First, house 68 Fourth
Whitney Charles H., bookkeeper, boards 78 Walden Whitney Edward M., boards 6 Foster
Whitney Eliza C., widow of Ivory S., house 78 Walden
Whitney Henry S., clerk, 28 First, house 68 Fourth
Whitney Jacob C., shoemaker, 213 County, h. 45 Chestnut
Whitney Sarah, widow of Joel, h. Belleville road, Head of the River
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Whittaker Benjamin, saloon, 285 So. Water, h. 294 do. Whittaker Edwin, mule fixer Wamsntta mills, house 630 Purchase
Whittaker George, weaver, boards 11 Rivet
Whittaker Mary E. Mrs., fancy goods, 630 Purchase, h. do. Whittemore Mary F., widow of Zenas, soap and candle manufacturer, 14 South Second, house 12 do.
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Whitten Henry A., second hand Wamsutta mills, house 14 Franklin
Whitton Ada H. Miss, teacher Parker street grammar school, boards 72 Elm
Whitton Levi H., house 151 North
Wickens Jane S. Miss (Todd & Wickens), dressmaker, house 67 Maxfield, corner State
Widdowes Levi, restaurant, 95 Union, house do.
Wiggins Elizabeth Mrs., honse rear 126 Kempton
Wiggins James, laborer, house 190 Kempton
Wiggins Wm. H., apothecary clerk, house 4 Emerson Wilber Albert R., stone-cutter, house Vine, near Durfee
Wilber George W., boards Mt. Pleasant lane
Wilber James, farmer, house Tarkiln hill road Wilber James L., police, house 56 State
Wilber Sarah A., wid. of Andrew, h. Fair, n. Dartmouth WILBOR ALFRED G., watches, clocks and jew-
elry, 199 Acushnet avenue, also flour dealer, 197 do., house 228 do.
Wilbor Herbert C., clerk, 199 Acushnet av., b. 228 do.
Wilbor Mary O., widow of Geo. B., h. 258 Acushnet av.
Wilbor William, mason, house Mt. Pleasant lane
Wilbur Allen R., laborer, house 122 Maxfield
Wilbur Benjamin T., carpenter, h. Dartmouth, opp. Fruit Wilbur Charles H., mariner, house 93 South Second
Wilbur James, tin peddler, h. Mill rd., Head of the River Wilbur Job S., shoemaker, house 63 First
Wilbur Leander D., clothing dealer (Fall River), and Acushnet av., h. Acushnet av., Head of the River
Wilbur Lemuel C., produce commission merchant, 197 Purchase, house at Fairhaven
Wilbur N. H., millman, house Acushnet avenue
Wilcox Alexander R., mason, boards 96 Smith
Wilcox Allen B., in N. B. Copper Works, house 506 Acushnet avenue
Wilcox Alphonso A., laborer, house Fair, n. Dartmouth
Wilcox Benjamin, clerk, boards 214 Union
Wilcox Benjamin S., laborer, house 30 Oak
Wilcox Benjamin S., laborer, house 116 South Water Wilcox Betsey T., widow of Charles, house 96 Smith
Wilcox Charles A., carpenter, h. Cedar, cor. Parker
Wilcox Charles H., calker, Hamilton, house 28 Pearl
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Wilcox Charles S. (Ashley & Wilcox). bds. 410 Purchase Wilcox Charles Y., clerk, 26 Purchase, bds. 28 Pearl Wilcox Clarissa L., widow of Abner, h. 19 Maxfield Wilcox David S., laborer, house 95 South Second Wilcox Elizabeth, widow of Joseph, house 164 Middle Wilcox Elisha, laborer, house 95 South Second Wilcox Frederick, compositor, house 100 Smith
Wilcox Gideon R., cigars and tobacco, 141 Purchase, boards 24 High
Wilcox Henry A., carpenter, house 6912 So. Water
Wilcox Henry F., teamster, house 88 High
Wilcox Henry R., shipwright, house 506 Acushnet av.
Wilcox H. B. S. Miss, teacher Maxfield st. primary school, boards 237 Purchase
Wilcox Isaiah H., painter, house 503 Acushnet avenue Wilcox Janette, widow of David S., h. 95 So. Second
Wilcox John A., driver Westport point stage, 5 South Sixth, house at Westport point .
Wilcox Joseph, house 174 Middle
Wilcox Marcus M., boards Bancroft House
Wilcox Martha J., widow of William, h. 73 Maxfield
Wilcox Peleg C., carpenter, house Dartmouth, opposite Rural cemetery
Wilcox Richmond L., clerk, 228 Purchase, bds. 237 do.
Wilcox Robert L. Mrs., house 24 High
Wilcox Samuel P., clerk Hatch & Co., boards 506 Acush- net avenne
Wilcox Susannah A., widow of Edward, h, 108 Grinnell
Wilcox Sylvia S., dressmaker, 1 Cheapside, house do.
Wilcox Thomas, house 164 Middle
Wilcox Thomas B., house 214 Union
Wilcox Thomas B., jr., clerk, boards 214 Union
Wilcox William F., hostler, 20 So. Second, house 86 do. Wilcox Wm. T., clerk, house 500 Acushnet avenue
Wilcox Willis R., house Plainville
Wilcox, see Willcox
Wilde Edmond L., clerk, 50 So. Water, bds. 22 Cypress
Wilde James P., house 35 Chestnut
Wilde Margaret, widow, boarding-house, 35 Spring
Wilde William S., clerk (B.), house 22 Cypress
Wilder Daniel, homeopathic physician, 160 Purchase, house do.
Wiley Isaac, weaver, house 170 Pleasant
Wiley James, weaver, h. County, 2d on right from Austin Wiley William, weaver, boards State, corner Linden Wilkie Mrs., nurse, house 94 Bedford
Wilkins Columbia A. Miss, house 243 ·Middle Wilkins Mary E. Miss, house 243 Middle
Wilkinson Barnard, weaver, house foot of Coggeshall
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Wilkinson David, weaver, boards Richard Ormerod's, Washburn [Sixth Wilkinson Elizabeth A., widow of Samuel H., h. 43 No. Wilkinson John, weaver, house Cedar Grove street, 1st on right from Acushnet avenue
Wilkinson William, loom fixer, house off Tarkiln hill road, near railroad
Wilkinson Wm. H., trimmer in stair mill, b. 43 No. Sixth Willcox Burgess S., cooper John W. Peirce, 99 South Water, house -12 Bush
Willcox David B., chairman Board of Assessors, office 4 Library building, house 158 Middle
Willcox Henry T., house 477 Acushnet avenue
Willcox Lemuel T., counselor-at-law, rooms 4 and 5 Robeson building, house at Fairhaven
Willcox, see also Wilcox
Willett Bruno, laborer, house Potomska, cor. South First Williams Abbie S. Miss, house 30 Sonth Cottage
Williams Alexander, janitor Robeson bldg., h. 5 Elm
Williams Alexander, laborer, boards 63 Spruce
Williams Alfred, laborer, h. Acushnet av., n. Cong. church Williams Augustine J., overseer of carding Wamsutta mills, house 515 Purchase, corner Franklin
Williams Charles, teamster, bds. Hillman, corner Cedar
Williams Charles, mariner, house 15 First
Williams Charles A., laborer, rooms 126 South First
Williams Charles F., apothecary clerk, 183 County, bds. Mansion House
Williams Eliza A., widow of John, house 102 Fourth
Williams Elizabeth, widow of John, house 20 Chancery
Williams Emma, widow, house 188 Kempton
Williams George A., dentist, boards 5 Lincoln
Williams George H., freight baggage master O. C. R. R., house 466 Purchase
Williams George H., laborer, honse Shepherd's lane Williams Henry J., chain maker, 545 Acushnet avenue Williams Jacob S., seaman, house 187 South Water
Williams John, seaman's chest maker, 193 . South Water, house 195 de.
Williams John, hairdresser, 124 Union, h. 63 So. Second
Williams John H., mariner, honse 28 Chancery
Williams John N., laborer, house 23% South Second Williams John S., carpenter, house 195 South Water Williams John W., laborer, house 146 Mill
Williams Joseph, mariner, house 103 South Front
Williams Joseph, mariner, house 104 South Water Williams Joseph, undertaker, 178 So. Water, h. 198 do.
Williams Joseph R., laborer, house 59 Grinnell
Williams Manuel S., seamau, honse 188 South Water
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Williams Maria Miss, house 30 South Cottage
Williams Mary Mrs., house 57 Ash
Williams M. S. Mrs., dressmaker, house 188 Sonth Water Williams Naomi M., wid. of Frederick, nurse, h. 98 Elm Williams Stedman (Dewson, Williams & Co.), proprietor
N. B. Tannery, house at Quincy
Williams Theodore D., clothing, 23 Purchase, h. 80 So. Second
Williams Thomas, house painter, house 48 High
Williams Thomas, house 38 Ash
Williams Thomas H., painter Wady & Taber, h. 48 High Williams William Henry, law student, h. 182 Kempton Williamson Elizabeth Mrs., house rear 208 Middle
Willis Charles L., mariner, boards 46 Spring
Willis Elias S., clerk, 123 Purchase, boards 86 Walden Willis Frederick A., h. Belleville rd., opp. Acushnet river Willis Henry P., clerk H. H. Tillson, 43 Purchase, bds. 13 Arch
Willis James M., master mariner, honse 86 Walden Willis James M., jr., machinist, boards 86 Walden
Willis R. H., shoemaker, boards 160 Union
Willis Samuel, laborer, house 22 Chancery
Willis William H., harness manufacturer, 126 and 128 Union, house 46 Spring
Williston Alanson, carpenter, house 72 South, c. Fourth
Williston Hiram L., laborer Gosnold mills, h. 154 North Second
Williston Leander A., frnit, etc., 83 Union, h. 72 South Williston Maria, widow of John, house 107 Cedar Wills Edwards S., clerk Francis Hathaway, b. 82 Fourth Wilmarth Angeline Mrs., house 40 Smith
Wilmot James H. Mrs., house 244% Middle Wilmot Jolin, laborer, house 128 South Orchard Wilson Alfred, assistant postmaster, h. Morgan, c. Cottage Wilson Annie F. Mrs., dressmaker, h. 5 Morgan's lane Wilson Arabella, widow of George, h. 101 North Water WILSON BENJAMIN G., undertaker and coffin warerooms, 114 William, house 46 North Second Wilson Benjamin I., undertaker, 114 William, h. North Second, corner Elm
Wilson Daniel W., engineer, house 29 School
Wilson Edward T., undertaker, 114 William, h. 167 do. Wilson Frances A., widow of James G., h. 119 Hillman Wilson George (Wilson & Co.), foot of Hillman, house 65 South Second
Wilson Henry, laborer, house rear 11 First
Wilson James, laborer Gosnold mills, h. 686 Acushnet av. Wilson James, laborer, house 50 Ash, corner Arnold Wilson John, rigger, house 100 Allen, next Hickory
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Wilson John, stevedore, house 4 School
Wilson John D., shoemaker, bds. Whitcomb House, 152 Union
Wilson Lydia, widow of John C., house 212 County Wilson Richard C., granite dealer, h. Ashland, c. Ashley
Wilson Samuel H., hairdresser, under Parker House, h. 178 Mill
Wilson Thomas A. Rev. (Louisana), house 79 Ash Wilson Thomas HI., master mariner, house 193 Middle Wilson William D., letter carrier Post-Office, h. Morgan, corner Cottage [av., h. 55 do.
Wilson William P., agricultural implements, 56 Shawmut WILSON & CO. (George Wilson, John H. Denison, and Henry C. Denison), successors to New Bedford Flour Co., foot of Hillman
Winchester George D., bookkeeper C. R. Tucker & Co., house 145 Fourth
Winchester Smith, teamster, house rear 142 Kempton
Winegar Ruth C., widow of Samuel P., house 169 Mill Winegar Sam'l P., portrait artist, 14212 Union, h. 169 Mill Wing Charles F., dry goods and carpets, 34 Purchase, h. 236 Acushnet avenue
Wing Charles H., clerk, boards Vine, near Durfee
Wing Charles S., clerk F. S. Gifford, honse 114 Fourth
Wing Christiana A., widow of William, house 124 Fourth
Wing Deboia H., widow, house 41 Maxfield
Wing Deboria, widow, house 81 Maxfield
WING EDWARD, restaurant, 103 and 105 Wil- liam, house 156 do.
Wing Ezra, carpenter, house 124 Middle
Wing George F., machinist, house Willis, cor. Chestnut
Wing Henry K., laborer, boards 54 Bedford
Wing Hetty T., widow of John, h. Kempton, cor. Hunter Wing Jashub, house 202 Purchase
Wing John, mattress maker, 58 Bedford, house 54 do.
Wing John, carriage painter, house 9 Bedford
Wing John, merchant, house Mt. Pleasant, c. Mt. Vernon
Wing John (J. & W. R. Wing & Co.), merchant tailor, 111 Union, house 24 Sonth Sixth
Wing Joseph (J. & W. R. Wing & Co.), and (J. & W. R. Wing), 111 Union, house 27 Sonth Sixth
Wing Joseph B., painter, boards 1 North
Wing Josiah, painter, honse 1 North
Wing J. & W. R. (Joseph and William R. Wing), mer- chants, 111 Union
Wing J. & W. R. & Co. (Joseph Wing and William R. Wing, John Wing and Hiram W. Wentworth ), mer- chant tailors, 111 Union [ervoir
Wing Leander, pattern maker, h. Mt. Pleasant, near Res-
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Wing Lemira L., widow of Shubael, house 76 Thomas Wing Lois H. Miss, dressmaker, house 54 Bedford Wing Lyman, master mariner, house 236 Acushnet av. Wing Paul W., frnit dealer, honse 72 Elm
Wing Peleg S. (Thomas G. Wing & Co.), coffee, etc. house 8 Fifth
Wing Thomas, laborer, house foot Wall
Wing Thomas G. (Thomas G. Wing & Co.), coffee and spices, 19 North Second, house 27 South Sixth Wing Thomas G. & Co. (Thomas G. and Peleg S. Wing), coffee and spices, 19 North Second
Wing William H., painter, boards 124 Middle
Wing William R. (J. & W. R. Wing & Co.) and (J. & W. R. Wing), tailor, 111 Union, house 31 Walnut Wink Adam, laborer, house State, corner Linden Winn Daniel D. Rev., house Hawthorn, corner Page Winn William B., student Newton Theo. Inst. (Newton), boards Daniel D. Winn's, Hawthorn
Winslow George F., master mariner, house 46 Spring Winslow Holmes, dining room, 70 William, house do. Winslow James, bread driver, house 83 Pleasant Winslow Jonathan, laborer, house Kempton, Cannonville Winslow Joshua B., house 62 Forest
Winslow Richard F., teamster, h. Kempton, cor. Summit Winslow William B., rigger, house 53 County
Winsor Alexander Mrs., house 150 Middle
WINSOR WALTER P., secretary Union Mutual Marine Insurance Co., 33 North Water, and cashier First National Bank, house at Fairhaven Winterson Frank, mason, house 104 South Front Winterson Patrick, saloon, 179 South Water, house do. · Wires John, peddler, house 546 Acushnet avenue Wise Ellen, widow, house 43 Crapo, beyond Rockland Wiseman William, currier, house 7 Liberty WVitherell A. Granville, teamster, house 16 Bethel Wixon James A., police, boards 51 Washington
Wixon Oscar, farmer, house Butler, from Middle road, Clark's point
Wodell Alfred, house 72 School
Wodell' Humphrey B., clerk, boards 72 School
Wodell, see Wordell, also Wardell
Wolfe Leopold, baker, house 12 Spruce
Wolfenden James, laborer Wamsutta mills, house Wash- burn, sixth on left from Acushnet avenue
Wood Abby Miss, house 253 Acushnet avenue
Wood Abram R., carpenter Moses H. Bliss, h. 73 Fourth Wood Allen F., master Fifth street grammar school, h. 9 Arch
Wood Almy A., widow of George P., house 86 Fifth
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Wood Augustus, house 26 County, corner Grinnell Wood Augustus A., shoetreer Hathaway, Soule & Har- rington, house 46 Hill [8 Campbell Wood Benjamin F., laborer O. C. R. R. freight house, h. Wood Betsey P., widow of Thomas, house 26 County. Wood Bradford, laborer, h. 209 So. Second, next South WOOD, BRIGHTMAN & CO. (Isaiah Wood, Nathan P. Brightman, Oliver P. Brightman and John P. Nichols), tin plate and sheet iron workers . and plumbers, 45 North Water
Wood Carleton B., clerk, 37 No. Water, b. 114 Middle WOOD CHAS. H., provisions, 128 Purchase, house 82 William.
Wood Charles, carpenter, house 291 Cedar
WOOD CHAS. H. Mrs., boarding-house, 82 William Wood Charles J., clerk Mrs. A. Bartlett, bds. rear 29 First Wood Chas. L., merchant, house 198 Union, cor. County Wood Chas. K., passepartout maker, bds. 209 So. Second Wood Chas. T., carriage painter, bds. 86 Fifth, c. Bedford Wood Cynthia M., widow of E. G., nurse, h. 82 Forest
Wood Daniel D., master mariner, boards 21 South Sixth Wood David S., clerk Potomska mills, 50 North Water, house 75 Walnut [Grinnell
Wood Edmund, clerk Greene & Wood, h. 26 County, cor. Wood Edward B., house 18 Fifth
Wood Elihu jr., grocer, Cedar, cor. Smith, h. 67 Smith Wood Elizabeth, widow of Albert, house 53 Walnut Wood Elizabeth B. Miss, house 222 Union
Wood Elizabeth C., widow of Lineas, house 247 County
Wood Elizabeth H., widow of John, bds. 20 Seventh
Wood Emery M., shoemaker, 21 North Second, boards 118 Acushnet avenue
Wood Emma Christiana, wid. of William J., h. 11 Jenney Wood Frank E., clerk, 177 Purchase, house rear Thomas, near Sycamore
Wood Frank L., shoe-cutter, house 33 Hillman
Wood Francis T., machinist, boards 106 Fourth
Wood Frederick H., clerk, 128 Purchase, bds. 82 William
Wood Frederick P., laborer, house 65 Linden
Wood Frederick W. Mrs., house 93 First, corner Bush
Wood George, cooper, house 46 Foster
Wood George, tinsmith Parker & Sherman, house 56 Sixth
Wood George A., painter, boards 46 Foster
Wood George B., tinsmith, house 247 County
Wood George M., foreman B. G. Wilson, house 51 Me- chanics lane
Wood George M., boards 10 Emerson
Wood George R., clerk Greene & Wood, h. 26 County
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Wood George T., hostler, house 46 Wing
Wood Gideon, superintendent N. B. Gas Light Co., 70 South Water, house 75 Walnut
Wood Greenleaf, shoemaker Hathaway, Soule & Har- rington, house 118 Acushnet avenue
Wood Harry B., mechanic, boards 18 Fifth
Wood Henry, bootmaker, house 67 Mill
Wood Henry O., boards 224 Union
Wood Henry T. (Greene & Wood), lumber dealer, Leon- ard's wharf, house 26 County, corner Grinnell
WOOD HORACE, teller Nat. Bank of Commerce, boards 165 Union
Wood Isaiah ( Wood, Brightman & Co.), tin plate and sheet-iron worker, 45 North Water, h. 224 Union
Wood Isaiah jr., carriage trimmer, boards 224 Union Wood James A., machinist, boards 82 William
Wood John jr., gas fitter N. B. Gas Light Co., 253 Acush- net avenue
Wood John A. (John A Wood & Co.), produce commis- sion merchant, 34 Union, house 196 County
WOOD JOHN A. & CO. (John A. and Wm. H. Wood), produce commission merchants, 34 Union
Wood Joseph S., house 156 West Campbell
Wood Josiah, confectionery peddler, house 84 Allen Wood J. Augustus, carriage maker, h. 137 No. Second Wood Lemuel C., clerk, Cedar, corner Smith, house 10 North Emerson
Wood Love F., widow of Samuel J., house rear 29 First Wood Lurana, widow of David, h. 170 Acushnet av. Wood Martin A., clerk, 76 Purchase, boards 114 Middle Wood Mary, widow of James, h. 137 North Second Wood Mary, widow of John, house 116 Kempton
Wood Nelson, passepartout maker, house 118 South Sixth Wood Noel, weaver, boards County, near Austin
Wood Patrick F. (Babbitt & Wood), boilermaker, boards 116 Kempton
Wood Peter, laborer, boards 722 Purchase
Wood Randolph, weaver, house 18 Hampton court
Wood Rebecca B., widow of Richard D., h. 91 So. Second Wood Richmond B., carpenter, house 59 Foster
Wood Sarah A., widow of Daniel H., 37 South Sixth
Wood Sarah B., widow of Abiel, h. Dartmouth, c. Fruit Wood Sarah D., widow of Tillson, h. 106 Fourth
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