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The soldiers' monument on Main street is a fitting trib- ute to the fallen sons of '61,and was designed and executed by C. Niles Pike, the distinguished New England sculptor.
The North Adams Gaslight Co. was incorporated in 1864 with a capital of $50,000 ; the quality of gas is first class, being of 18 candle power and manufactured only from Penn' gas coal. 7
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HISTORICAL SKETCH
The North"Adams Library Association is located in Martin block and is in a flourishing condition, with Geo. M. Mowbray as its President.
"The Adams Club," is the social organization of North Adams, and is composed of the most respected and prom- inent manufacturers and merchants. . Their rooms in Martin Block have recently been frescoed, carpeted Fand papered in the most elegant style, and are unexcelled in their beauty and appointments by any similar organization in the State.
THE MERCANTILE INTERESTS.
North Adams may justly be proud of the extent and variety of its mercantile interests, as well as the notable integrity of its merchants.
The retail trade is "so"varied and extensive that we will be compelled to refer to the classified Business Directory, which will be found complete in the pages following the list of residents.
It will be sufficient, to say that it meets all the require- ments of its rapidly growing population, so that it will not be found necessary to go outside of its corporate limits for the necessaries or luxuries of life, which are furnished in abundance at the lowest Boston, and New York prices.
In preparing the foregoing sketch, it has been"our aim to be reliable, and hope in the future, as in the past, to improve upon our previous efforts.
To all our patrons we feel grateful and remain,
The Public's Humble Servants,
R. S. DILLON & CO.
Census of Massachusetts, 1881.
TOTAL - 1,833,086.
BARNSTABLE CO.
Lenox
2,043
Barnstable
4,250
Monterey
635
Brewster
1,144
Mt. Washington
205
Chatham
2,252
New Ashford
203
Dennis.
3,290
Marlborough
1,876
Eastham
692
North Adams 10,192
Otis.
785
Harwich.
3,265
Pittsfield
13,367
Orleans
1,294
Provincetown
4,345
Sandwich
3,514
Truro
1,079
Wellfleet.
1,908
Yarmouth
2,173
Total,
31,945
BERKSHIRE CO.
Adams.
5,593
Alford
348
Becket.
1.123
Cheshire
1,537
Clarksburg
724
Dalton.
2,052
Attleboro'
11,111
Egremont
875
Berkeley
927
Florida.
459
Dartmouth
3,430
Gt. Barrington
4,658
Dighton
1,791
Hancock ..
642
Easton
3,902
Hinesdale.
1,595
Fairhaven
2,875
Lanesborough
1,278
Fall River
49,006
Lee.
3,939
Freetown
1,329
Savoy.
715
Sheffield
2,204
Stockbridge 2,360
Tyringham
542
Washington
492
W. Stockbridge
1,934
Williamstown.
3,395
Windsor 644
Total,
69,049
BRISTOL CO.
Acushnet. 1,105
Falmouth
2,422
Peru
403
Mashpee.
347
Richmond.
1,124
Sandisfield
1,107.
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CENSUS OF
Mansfield
2,765
Middleton 1,000
New Bedford
26,875
Nahant ..
808
Norton
1,732
Newbury.
1,566
Raynham
1,681
Newburyport
13,537
Rehoboth
1,891
N. Andover
3,217
Seekonk
1,228
Peabody
9,028
Somerset
2,006
Rockport
3,912
Rowley
1,201
Salem
27,598
Salisbury
4,079
Saugus ...
2,626
Swampscott
2,501
Topsfield
1,165
Wenham
889
W. Newbury
1,989
Total,
244,640
FRANKLIN CO.
Ashfield
1,062
Bernardston
934
Buckland
1,739
Charlemont
932
Colerain.
1,777
Conway
1,760
Beverly
8,445
Boxford.
8:24
872
Bradford
2,643
Danvers
6,636
Essex.
1,670
Georgetown
2,231
Heath
560
Leverett
742
Leyden
507
Hamilton
935
Monroe
166
Haverhill
18,475
Montague
4,876
New Salem
869
Northfield
1,603
Lynn ...
38,284
Orange 3,171
Lynnfield. 686
Rowe
502
Manchester
1,640
Shelburne
1,621
Marblehead
7,467
Shutesbury
529
Merrimac
2,237
Sunderland 755
Methuen
4,392
Warwick
713
Chilmark.
494
Cottage City.
679
Edgartown.
1,301
Gay Head
161
ยท Gosnold
154
Tisbury
1,516
Total, 4,305
ESSEX CC.
Amesbury
3,555
Andover
5,171
Deerfield
3,543
Erving
Gill.
733
Greenfield
3,903
Hawley
592
Gloucester ..
19,329
Groveland
2,227
Ipswich.
3,699
Lawrence
39,178
Westport
2,898
. Total,
139,121
DUKES CO.
Swanzey
1,356
Taunton
21,213
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Wendell
465
Middlefield.
648
Whately
1,074
Northampton
12,172
Pelham
614
Total,
36,000
Plainfield
457
HAMPDEN CO.
Prescott
460
Agawam
2,216
South Hadley
3,538
Blandford.
979
Southampton 1,046
Brimfield
1,203
Chester
1,473
Chicopee
11,325
Granville
1,205
Hampden
958
Holland
302
Holyoke.
21,851
MIDDLESEX CO.
Acton.
1,797
Arlington
4,100
Monson
3,785
Ashby.
914
Montgomery
303
Ashland.
2,394
Palmer
5,504
Ayer
1,882
Russell ..
823
Southwick.
1,104
Belmont
1,615
Springfield
33,340
Billerica
2,000
Tolland
452
Boxborough
319
Wales
1,030
Burlington
711
Cambridge
52,740
Carlisle.
478
Chelmsford
2,553
Concord
3,922
Dracut.
1,605
Dunstable
453
Everett
4,159
Belchertown
2,346
Chesterfield
769
Groton ..
1,862
Cummington
881
Holliston
3,099
Easthampton
4,206
Hopkinton
4,602
Enfield.
1,043
Hudson
3,739
Goshen
327
Lexington
2,460
Granby
753
Lincoln
882
Greenwich
634
Littleton
994
Hadley
1,938
Lowell
59,485
Hatfield ..
1,495
Malden
12 017
Huntington
1,236
Marlborough.
10,126
Ware
4,817
Westhampton
564
Williamsburg
2,234
Worthington
758
Total,
47,235
Longmeadow
1,401
Ludlow
1,526
Bedford
931
Westfield
7,587
W. Springfield
4,149
Wilbraham
1,628
Total,
104,117
HAMPSHIRE CO.
Amherst
4,299
Framingham
6,235
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CENSUS OF
Maynard.
2,191
Hyde Park. 7,090
Medford
7,573
Medfield
1,365
Melrose
4,560
Medway
8,955
Natick
8,480
Milton
3,206
Newton
16,995
N. Reading
900
Norfolk
930
Pepperell.
2,348
Reading
3,181
Sherborn
1,401
Randolph
4,027
Sharon
1,492
Somerville
24,985
Stoneham
4,891
Stow.
1,045
Sudbury
1,178
Tewksbury
2,171
Townsend
1,967
Tyngsborough
681
Wakefield.
5,548
Waltham
11,711
Bridgewater
3,620
Brockton
13,608
Carver
1,039
Duxbury
2,196
E. Bridgewater
2,710
Halifax 542
Hanover
1,897
Hanson
1,309
Hingham
4,485
Hull.
383
Kingston
1,524
Lakeville
1,008
Marion.
958
Marshfield
1,785
Mattapoisett
1,365
Middleborough
5,237
Pembroke
1,405
Plymouth
7,094
Canton
4,523
Plympton
694
Cohasset
2,182
Rochester.
1,043
Dedham
6,224
Rockland
4,553
Dover
653
Scituate
2,466
Foxborough
2,951
S. Abington
3,024
Franklin
4,051
S. Scituate
1,820
Holbrook
2,132
Total,
96,462
PLYMOUTH CO.
Abington
3,697
Watertown
5,426
Wayland
1,962
Westford
2,147
Weston
1,448
Wilmington
933
Winchester
3,802
Woburn
10,938
Total,
317,961
NANTUCKET CO.
Nantucket
3,726
Total,
3,726
NORFORK CO.
Bellingham
1,223
Braintree
3,855
Brookline
8,053
Stoughton
4,875
Walpole
2,494
Weymouth 10,571
Wrentham
2,482
Needham
5,254
Norwood
2,345
Quincy
10,529
Shirley
1,365
MASSACHUSETTS.
55
Wareham
2,897
Lunenburg 1,101
Mendon
1,094
Milford.
9,310
Total,
74,024
Millbury.
4,741
SUFFOLK CO.
Boston
362,535
Northborough. 1,676
Chelsea
21,785
Northbridge. 4,053
Revere
2,263
North Brookfield.
4,459
Oakham
869
Oxford
2,604
Paxton
592
Petersham
1,109
Phillipston
621
Athol
4,307
Princeton
1,100
Auburn
1,317
Royalston
1,192
Barre
2,418
Berlin
977
Shrewsbury
1,500
Blackstone
4,908
Southborough
2,042
Bolton
903
Southbridge
6,465
Boylston.
854
Spencer 7,466
Brookfield
2,820
Sterling
1,414
Charlton
1,900
Sturbridge
2,062
Clinton
8,030
Sutton
3,105
Dana.
739
Templeton
2,789
Douglas
2,241
Upton
2,023
Dudley
2,804
Uxbridge
3,111
Fitchburg
12,405
Warren.
3,889
Gardner
4,988
Webster
5,696
Grafton
4,030
Westborough 5,214
Hardwick
2,233
W. Boylston
2,994
Harvard
1,253
W. Brookfleld
1,917
Holden.
2,499
Westminister
1,652
Hubbardston
1,386
Winchendon
3,722
Lancaster
2,008
Worcester.
58,295
Deicester
2,779
Leominster
5,776
Total,
226,885
Total,
387,626
WORCHESTER CO.
Ashburnham
1,666
Rutland
1,060
Winthrop.
1,043
W. Bridgewater
1,665
New Braintree 610
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BUSINESS LAW IN DAILY USE.
It is not legally necessary to say on a note " for value received."
A note drawn on Sunday is void.
A note obtained by fraud, or from a person in a state of intoxication, cannot be collected.
If a note be lost or stolen, it does not release the maker; he must pay it.
A note given by a minor is void.
Notes bear interest only when so stated.
Principals are responsible for the acts of their agents.
Each individual in a partnership is responsible for the whole amount of the debts of the firm.
Ignorance of the law excuses no one.
It is a fraud to conceal a fraud.
The law compels no one to do impossibilities.
An agreement without consideration is void.
Signatures made with a lead pencil are good in law.
A receipt for money paid is not legally conclusive.
The acts of one partner binds all the others.
Contracts made on Sunday cannot be enforced.
A contract made with a minor is void.
A contract made with a lunatic is void.
Checks or drafts must be presented for payment without unreasonable delay.
If the time of payment of a note is not inserted it is held payable on demand.
An endorsee has a right of action against all those whose names were on the bill when he received it.
An indorsement may be written on the face or back.
An indorser may prevent his own liability being used by " without re- course," or similar words.
An oral agreement must be proved by evidence. A written agreement proves itself. The law prefers written to oral evidence because of its precision.
RATES OF POSTAGE IN THE UNITED STATES.
LETTERS .- Letters to any part of the United States, 3 cts. per 1/2 ounce.
Drop letters-that is, letters mailed in a city, to be delivered elsewhere in the same city, 2 cts. per 1/2 ounce.
Registered letters are charged 10 cts. in addition to the proper postage.
BOOKS, TRANSIENT NEWSPAPERS, MERCHANDISE, ETC .- Books, circulars and other printed matter (including Transient newspapers), seeds, cuttings, bulbs, roots and scions, in packages not exceeding 4 lbs. in weight, for each ounce or fraction thereof, 1 ct. per ounce.
Merchandise or samples, in packages not exceeding 4 lbs. in weight, for each ounce or fraction thereof, 1 ct. per ounce.
Newspapers, circulars and periodicals not exceeding 2 ounces in weight, deposited for wcal delivery, 1 ct. each. Exceeding 2 ounces, 2 cts. each.
All matter not prepaid at letter rates must be so wrapped that it can be examined without destroying the wrapper, and must not contain any writing whatever, inside or outside, except the address; but samples may be numbered to correspond with the numbers in a descriptive letter. Glass, liquids, poisons, explosives, and other dangerous matters are excluded.
MONEY ORDERS .- Money orders can now be obtained at almost any post office. It is the safest way of sending money. Rate on money orders in the U. S .: Not exceeding $15, ten cents ; over $15 to $30. fifteen cents ; over $30 to $40, 20 cents ; over $40 to $50, twenty-five cents. Money Orders to Great Britain and Switzerland : Not exceeding $5, fifteen cents ; over $5 to $10, twenty-five cents ; over $10 to $20, fifty cents ; over $20 to $30, seventy-five cents; over $30 to $40, one dollar; over $40 to $50, one dollar and twenty-five cents. Money orders to Germany : Not exceeding $10, twenty-five cents; over $10 to $20, fifty cents; over $20 to $30, seventy-five cents ; over $30 to $40, eighty cents; over $40 to $50, one dollar. Money orders to Canada : Not exceeding $10. twenty cents ; over $10 to $20, forty cents ; over $20 to $30, sixty cents ; over $30 to $40, eighty cents ; over $40 to $50, one dollar. No fraction of cents to be introduced.
NORTH ADAMS DIRECTORY 1881-82.
ABBREVIATIONS .- The following abbreviations are used in this Direc- tory : ave, avenue ; agt, agent; bds, boards ; cor, corner; h, house ; opp., opposite.
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Abraham Geo., h. 31 Beaver Adams John, watchman, h. 16 Union opp. Eclipse Mills Adams Joseph, shoemaker, h. 9 Brooklyn Abraham Lewis, peddler, h. 78 State
Adams John H., h. opp. 32 Spring
Adams J. H., furniture dealer and undertaker, 1 Adams' block, 113 Main, h. 105 Main (see adv.)
J. H. ADAMS, MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN
FURNITURE
of Every Description.
Also PICTURE FRAMES.
BRACKETS AND
FANCY CABINET WARE
UNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY. Adams Block, 113 Main St., NORTH ADAMS, Mass.
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Adams National Bank of North Adams, Main cor Bank (see adv.)
Adams Nathaniel, sewing machines, h. 20 Wash. ave.
Ahern Maggie, Miss, h. 4 Quincy
Albree Chas., hack driver, "Flagg's," bds. Richmond House
Alderman Dallas, h. 4 Union Hill
Alderman Franklin, h. 15 Beaver
Alford G. W., Mrs., b. 14 Summer
Alford Arthur S., general insurance opp. post office, Summer (see adv.)
agency, h. 14
Allen Hector, slater, h. Summit ave. near Main
Allen Kinsly F., Furnace hill opp. depot
Allen Robt., farmer, h. E. Mountain road
Allen Sarah, Mrs., h. Natural bridge
Allen Seth, marble worker, E. Mountain road
Allen Walter W., h. Moulton hill
Amadon Arthur F., student, bds 140 E. Main
Amadon Geo. A., acid maker, h. Braytonville
Amadon Earnest A., teamster, h. 119 Eagle
Amadon Izore, Miss, bds. 7 Hudson
Amadon Lewis, farmer, h. Braytonville
Amadon Perry F., tanner, 140 E. Main
Amadon Samuel, policeman, h. 24 State
Amblo John, moulder, bds. 62 Holden
American Express, Thos. A. Halpine, agt., in depot
Ames Lumber Co., Geo. B. Perry, agt., 12 Main
Ames Wm. C., clerk, h. 123 Eagle
ARTHUR S. ALFORD, GENERAL
Insurance and Real Estate AGENCY. 9 Agent Travelers' Life and Accident Insurance Co., of Hartford, Wilson House, Opposite Post Office, NORTH ADAMS, MASS.
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Anderson D. A., principal high school, h. 9 Wall Anderson Wm. H., laborer, h. rear 32 Ashland
Angell J. C., editor " Hoosac Valley News," h. 74 Eagle
Angier F. W., clerk, B., H. T. & W. R. R., h. 9. Chestnut Archer Jas. A., telegraph operator, h. S. Ashland
Armstrong David, carriage and sign painter, Marshall cor. Centre, bds. with Jos. Armstrong (see adv.) Armstrong Henry, mason, h. 8 South
Armstrong Horace, laborer, h. 86 State.
Armstrong Joseph, mason, h. South cor. Spring
Armstrong Wm., color mixer, h. 9 E. Brooklyn
Arnold E. H , h. 10 Lincoln
Arnold John F., insurance, h. 13 E. Quincy
Arnold N. H., dry goods, carpets, oilcloths, etc., 2 and 3 Wilson block, Main st., h. 10 Chestnut Arnold Oliver, h. 12 Church
Arnold Print Works, manufacturers of calico prints, office and works on Marshall street
Arnold -, carpenter, bds. 32 Spring
Arnum Chas., laborer, h. near Ballou House
Arnum Fisk, Mrs., h. head of Veazie Arnum Geo. D., blacksmith, h. south end of State Ashman Wm. Augustus, h. Pleasant near East Quincy
Ashman Jas. V., clerk, Braman's, h. 83 Centre Ashman John L., lumber dealer, h. 27 North Eagle Ashton Thos., carpenter, h. 9 South Atwood Ann, Miss, bds. 24 River
Atwood Edwin R., Jr., folder, h. 132 Eagle
Atwood Edwin R., machinist, 132 Eagle Atwood Mary A., widow, h. 132 Eagle Atwood Wm. L., painter, bds. 132 eagle Atwood Sarah, Mrs., bds. 32 River Austin Chas., baggage master, h. rear 32 Ashland Austin Harry W., painter, bds. 10 Beacon Austin John, wagon maker, h. 3 Beaver Averill Everett L., shoemaker, h. 16 South Averill Geo., shoemaker, h. 14 Hudson Averill Geo. W., dealer in cigars, tobacco and smok- ers articles in general, 86 Main and 16 South Avey Joseph, spinner, h. Union near Glen mill
Ayres Geo. P., U. S. gauger, office Bank block (3rd. floor,) bds. 18 Pleasant
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B
Babb Henry, engineer, h. 9 Houghton
Babb Wm., fireman, bds. 79 State.
Babbitt Nathan S., physician and surgeon, office and residence 104 Main, office hours until 9 A. M. and 1 to 2 and after 6 P. M.
Babcock Lyman, butcher, h. Northern Lights ave.
Babcock Nelson A., h. 1 Union, opp. Eclipse mill
Babson Bella, Miss, clerk, bds. 75 W. Main.
Backus Albert P., factory store at Greylock, h. Brayton- ville
Bacon Alfred W., overseer, 8 Wall
Bacon Franklin C. (Greylock mills), bds. E. M. Har rison's
Bacon Joel, h. 36 Holden cor. Centre
Bailey Fred J., clerk, bds. Richmond House
Bailey Henry, h. rear 9 .Brooklyn
Bailey John, teamster, h. 17 Washington ave.
Bailey Johnson, shoemaker, h. Ray off Franklin!
Bailey Sylvester, overseer, h. rear 9 Brooklyn
Baird John, h. 118 Eagle
Baker H. E. (Williams & Baker), h. 46 Centre
Baker Joseph, laborer, head of E. Quincy
Baker Leslie C., clerk, Rice & Bro., bds. 129 Main
Baker Samuel, fireman, bds. 4 Blackinton block
Ballou Henry J., farmer, south end of State
Ballou W. A., proprietor of Ballou House, 85 and 87 State (see adv.)
Ballou M., Ballou House, 87 State
Ballou Willard, packer, h. 120 Eagle cor. Hudson
Barber Asa, Mrs., h. 11 Spring
Barber D. J., leather manufacturer and dealer in hides, pelts and tallow, 27 Union, h. 13 Pleasant
Barber Frank, clerk, h. 13 Pleasant
Barber James M., h. 175 Main
Barber John, shoemaker, h. rear 31 Eagle
Barcelou A. D. (McDougall & Barcelou), h. 7 Bryant
Barden Chas., carpenter, bds. 12 Prospect
Bardwell Elijah, milk dealer, south end of Ashland
Barkley Frank, laborer, 28 River
Barlow Alvin H., mechanic, bds. 98 Eagle
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Barlow Clara M., florist, Floral lane, greenhouse east of 12 Church, opp. Quincy, h. 14 Floral lane (see adv.)
Barnard E. (Barnard, Gallup & Co.), bds. 19 Summer Barnard, Gallup & Co., ready made clothing, gents' furnishing goods, hats, caps, trunks, etc., 4 Wilson House block and 34 Main (see adv. on back cover) Barres L. M. (L. M. Barnes & Co.), h. 25 Quincy Barnes L. M. & Co., watches, etc., 5 Wilson block.
Barnicote -, machine collector, h. S. Church Dear Ashland.
Barrett John H., h. 46 Centre
Barrett John, h. South Furnace opp. depot
Barrington Mark, laborer, h. 20 Union
Barry John, bartender, h. 7 Lincoln
Barry John, h. rear Phoenix mill
Barry Patrick, h. Marshall rear Phoenix mills
Barry Paterick, bds 12 Centre
Barry Peter, laborer, h. 33 Brown
Barry Wm. and Daniel, rear Phoenix mills
Bartlett Cortland, G., clerk, bds. 3 Church
Bartley Robt., laborer, h. Furnace hear Main
Barton Sumner, bookkeeper, bds. Richmond House
Bascom S. H., clerk at 112 Main
Baskim Mary, bds. 6 Beaver Bassett Geo. E., h. 83 Main
Bassett Henry O., painter, h. 86 River
Bassett D. D., carpenter, h. S. end of State
Bastion Chas., brakeman, h. Chestnut near R. R.
Bateman T. S., dealer in beef, pork, mutton, ham, sausages, etc., also manufacturer of pressed corn beef, 28 Eagle
Bates Edwin, boss weaver, Woolen mill, h. 3 Bratonville Bates Geo., bds. 212 River
Bates Mark, Jr., barber, h. 36 River
Bates Mark, mason, south end of State
Bates Mary, domestic, Wilson House
Bates Wm. H., loom fixer, Main st., Braytonville
Baxter Lyman, carpenter, h. 105 State
Beals Morris, carpenter, h. Bradford place
Beals Wm. W.,teamster, h. Main near Braytonville
Beaudreau Peter, shoemaker, 6 Brooklyn
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Beaupves Cyprien, h. 92 Eagle Beaupves Fred, laborer, 52 Liberty Beauvias Joseph, h. 114 River Beckwith Henry, h. Ashland below R. R. bridge
Beer E. H., attorney-at-law and collector from all parts of the U. S. and Canada, 11 Martin block
Behan Elizabeth, Mrs., h. rear 51 Centre
Belvel Frank, dyer, h. 28 Brown Beliveau Joseph, h 5 Brooklyn
Bemis E. L., engineer, bds. Ballou house
Benack Wm., broom maker, bds. rear 41 Liberty
Benack David, laborer, h. rear 41 Liberty
Benedict Alexander, painter, h. 9 Union
Benedict Chas. N., clerk, h. 5 Elm
Benedict Francis D., shoemaker, 9 Union
Benjamin Walter, shoemaker, bds. 21 State Bennett John, miner, h. rear 51 Centre
Bennett S. B., laborer, h. rear Kemp's factory
Benoit Antoine, shoemaker, h. 29 Union hill
Benoit Frank, Union bill, rear Eclipse mill
Benson Henry W., express agent, h. 5 Church Benson J. W., machinist, h. 34 Eagle
Bentley Jos., manager "Arnold's" print works, h. 29 Sum- mer
Benton Frank H., mason, bds. 12 Pleasant
Benton H. C., mason, h. 3 E. Quincy
Benton Hattie A., teacher, bds. 3 E. Quincy
Benton Horace, mason, h. 38 Prospect
Benton John C., drug clerk, h. 11 Spring
Berkshire National Bank, of North Adams, Daven- port block, 93 Main street (see adv.) Bernard Joseph, h. 5 Brooklyn
Beron Frank, shoemaker, bd -. 44 River
Berry Wm., barber, Hayden block
Berry Chas. H., livery, 82 Main, h. 89 Main
Best Samuel, h. South Furnace, rear of depot
Bevel Alfred, dyer, h. 28 Brown
Beverly Geo. H., butcher at 14 Holden
Bevill, Lavina, domestic, h. 23 Quincy Bevunette Frank, h. Union hill
Bigelow Geo. S., car inspector, h 24 Washington ave.
Bigford Susan, Miss, bds. 21 Prospect
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Biliveau Eleazar, h. rear 78 River
Billings C. W. (G. & C. W. Billings), h. 125 S. State Billings G. & C. W., stoves, tinware, etc., 90 Main nearly opp. Adams National Bank (see adv.)
Billings Geo. (G. & C. W. Billings), h. 123 S. State
Billings S. A., Mrs., h. 125 State
Billings Wm. F., employed F. R. R., bds. 129 Main
Bingham David, 13 Union opp. Eclipse mill
Bingham J. W., Mrs., h. 12 N. Eagle
Biron Celester, h. 40 Braytonville
Biron Frank, carpenter, h. 17 Braytonville
Biron Francis, h. 43 Braytonville
Biron Peter, h. 35 Braytonville
Bishop E. L., millinery goods, 70 Main Bishop Homer, h. 13 Brooklyn Bishop Maxim, h. 88 River
Bissaillon Edmund, clerk, Barnard, Gallup & Co.
Bissaillon Zach., shoemaker, h. rear Eclipse mill Bixby Alice G., Miss, teacher, bds. 6 Cherry
Bixby W. H., deputy sheriff, office Transcript building, h. 6 Cherry
Blackinton S. Woolen Co., manufacturers of fancy cassimeres, office and mills Blackinton
Blackinton S., president of the Adams Nat. Bank and president of S. Blackinton Woollen Co., h. Church cor. Main
G. & C. W. BILLINGS, DEALERS IN Stoves, Tinware, Crockery, HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, PAPER STOCK AND OLD METALS, Opp. Adams National Bank, 90 Main St., North Adams, Mass. Agents for the " Superior" Range ; best cooking convenience made. Would refer to A W. Hodge, A. C. Houghton, Perry Lewis. Call in and look at it.
Agents for the celebrated "GOLD COIN" Heating Stove. (See inside back cover.) Also the new "IDEAL" Parlor Stove, an excellent sub- stitute for a grate
G. & C. W. BILLINGS.
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Blackinton A. M. and Harriet E., 101 Main Blair Charles, h. Ashland near R. R. bridge Blair Louis, h. Ashland below R. R. bridge Blair Wm., h. Ashland beyond R. R. bridge Blanchan Geo., clerk, bds. with H. D. Childs Blanchard Chandler H., h. 4 Marietta
Blanchard Flora R., Union above Tyler's mill Blanchard Mary A., with A. B. Hosley, 50 Liberty Blanchard L E., in tunnel, h. 8 Marietta
Blanchard Myron R., stair builder, h. 18 South Blanchard Nelson, laborer, h. Moulton hill Blanchard Victor, b. Moulton hill
Blanchaw Arthur, h. 121 State
Bleau Napoleon, shoemaker, bds. 68 Centre
Blide Matthew, laborer, 31 Beaver
Bliss A. C, h. Washington ave. opp. South Bliss Elizabeth, widow, 4 Union
Bliss H. Clay, treas. N. A. Fire Dist., clerk of select- men, and sec. Hoosac Valley Ag'l Soc., office Sum. mer cor. Morris, h. 69 Eagle
Bliss Harry C., clerk A. Nat. Bk., bds. 69 Eagle
Bliss M. R., car inspector, bds Ballou House
Bliss Wm., shoemaker, bds. rear 36 Prospect
Bliss Wm. E., shoemaker., h. Moulton hill Blood Henry C., carpenter, h. Ashland cor. Porter
Blood John H , contractor, h. 92 Main Blood William, carpenter, h. S. Ashland
Bly Frank A., conductor, h. N. Eagle cor. Jackson
Blythe Theophilus, engraver, h. 50 Houghton Boardman Wm. Henry, baggage master, h. 19 Spring Blood Herbert R., section boss, h. 10 East Brooklyn Bocock Manuel, weaver, h. 23 Brooklyn
Bocock Wm., weaver, h. 38 E. Quincy Boket John, h. 17 N. Eagle
Boland Ann, Mrs., h. 7 Union
Boland B. J., groceries, canned goods, provisions, etc., 45 Eagle, h. 159 E. Main (see add.)
Boland L., engineer, bds. Ballou House Boland Michael, h. 11 Union
Boland P. J. ( P. J. Boland & Co.), h. 4 Quincy
Boland P. J. & Co., merchant tailors, 1 Martin's block, Main cor. State (see adv. front cover)
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Bond Austin, treasurer of the Troy and Greenfield R. R. and Hoosac Tunnel, office Union passenger station, h. 115 Union
Bond Alfred L., with J. A. Bond, bds. 115 Union
Bond E. A., agent Troy & Greenfield R. R., office in old Troy and Boston depot, h. 11 Church
Bond John A., livery, sale and boarding stable, 51 Hol- den and Centre
Bond Mrs. L. V., h. 47 Church
Bond Newton C., clerk, h. 47 Church
Bonner David, engraver, h Clerksburg
Booth Dan'l H., shoemaker, h. 54 Holden
Booth Geo. N., artist, bds Ballou House
Booth Herbert L., mechanic, h. old Stamford road
Bordeleau Jos., labroer, h. South near Washington ave.
Bordeleau Patrick, h. South near Washington ave.
Bordinat Sylvan, bds. 34 Holden
Bosely Leander, brakeman, h. South cor. Washington ave.
Bosely Jos., h. South junction Washington ave.
Boston Dry Goods Store, 4 Martin block, Main street Bouchard Chas., shoemaker, h. 51 Eagle
Boucher Dora, Mrs., h. Hayden block
Boughton Jas. A., h. 17 Spring
Boulger Alice, Mrs., h. 198 River
Boulger Michael, h. Ashland cor. Washington avenue
Bourdon Adolphus D., harnessmaker, h. head of E. Main
Bourdon William, harnessmaker, h. head of E. Main
Bover Joseph, laborer, h. 19 East Brooklyn
Bowen Diana F., Miss, h. 26 Quincy
Bowen Horatio N., h. 17 N. Eagle
Bowen James, clerk at Lee's, Briggsville
Bowen W. E., clerk, T. & G. R. R.
Bowers Joel, machinist, h. Wesleyan near Prospect
Bowers Wm., clerk of court, h. 20 Summer Bowes Patrick, h. 30 Union Hill
Boyd John, laborer, h. rear 71 Union
Boyd Levi, employed at Phoenix mills, h. 121 State
Boyd Pythagoras, analytical chemist, h. Marshall
Boynton Geo. C., foreman, h. rear 202 River
Brackley Geo., laborer, h. 7 Brown
Bracewell John, agent Freeman Mfg. Co., h. 7 Wall
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