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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 endorsec 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.
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THE SARATOGA LINE.
Delaware & Hudson Canal Co.'s RAILROAD.
The Only Comfortable Route to the
ADIRONDACKS !
CLenCE
And the Only line to Saratoga, Lake George, Sharon Springs, Howe's Cave, and Cooperstown. THE SHORTEST ROUTE TO
Montreal and the Provinces !
MOUNTAINS Via Saratoga, Lake George, Lake Champlain & Burlington ..
No other Route can offer as great attractions, for by special arrangement, all-rail tickets reading via the DELAWARE & HUDSON CANAL COMPANY'S RAILROADS are accepted on the LAKE CHAMPLAIN STEAMERS, and vice versa.
SEE THAT YOUR TICKETS READ VIA THIS ROUTE.
Tickets via this line are on sale in Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and in New York at the Principal Ticket Offices and Hotels, at the Grand Central Depot and at the Company's Office, 419 Broadway, corner Canal St.
C. F. YOUNG, D. M. KENDRICK,
General Manager,
HONESDALE, PA.
Gen. Pass. Agent, ALBANY, N. Y.
NORTH ADAMS
DIRECTORY 1883-84.
ABBREVIATIONS-The following abbreviations are used in this Direc- tory ; ave, avenue ; agt, agent; bds, boards; cor, corner ; h house ; opp. opposite.
A
Abbott John, roofer, h. head of N. Eagle
Abraham Lewis, peddler, h 78 State
Adams Horatio W., car repairer, h. 46 Franklin
Adams John, watchman, h. Brooklyn st Adams Joseph, shoemaker, h. 92 Eagle
Adams John H., off Brooklyn opp. Freeman pond Adams J. H., furniture dealer and undertaker, 1 Adams block, 113 Main, h 105 Main (see adv.)
Adams Mr., employed Johnson's, 104 Eagle
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
Albee Chas., hack driver, bds. Richmond House
J. H. ADAMS, MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN
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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Alderman William, h. 4 Union Hill Alderman Franklin, h. 103 Union Aldrich Frederick, mechanic, h. 111 State Alford Arthur S. (Alford & Bullock) h. 14 Summer Alford G. W., Mrs., h. 14 Summer
Alford & Bullock general insurance and real estate agency, opp. post office (see adv.)
Allen Hector, slater, h. rear 85 Main Allen Robt., farmer, h E. Mountain road
Allen Sarah, Mrs., h. Natural bridge Allen Seth, marble worker, h. 98 Eagle Allen Walter W., h. Mountain road Amadon Arthur F., teacher, bds. 140 E. Main
Amadon Chas., deliverer for S. F. Kimball, h Elm
Amadon Geo. A., acid maker, h. Braytonville Amadon Earnest A., clerk, h. 119 Eagle Amadon Perry F., tanner, 140 E. Main
Amadon Samuel, h. 24 State
Amato Frank, tailor, h. 82 Centre American National and U. S. and Canada Express, Thos. A. Halpine, agt., in depot and 59 Main Ames Lumber Co., Summer cor. Morris
Ames Wm. C., clerk, h. 10 Union
Anderson D. A., principal high school, h. 9 Wall
Anderson Wm. H., miller, h. rear 32 Ashland
Angell J. C., h. 74 Eagle
Apple Emily, Mrs., h. 9 Blackinton Block
ALFORD & BULLOCK,
GENERAL Insurance and Real Estate AGENCY.
Agents, Travelers' Life and Accident Insurance Company, of Hartford, Wilson House, opposite Post Office, NORTH ADAMS, MASS. ARTHUR 8. ALFORD. ELMEIL J. BULLOCK.
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Archer Anne D., teacher at Blackinton
Armstrong David, painter, bds. State below Ballou House
Armstrong Horace, laborer, h. 86 State
Armstrong Joseph, mason, h South cor Spring
Armstrong John F., h. 9 E. Brooklyn
Armstrong Wm., color mixer, h. 9 E. Brooklyn
Arnold E. H., h. 10 Lincoln
Arnold Edward, conductor, bds Richmond House
Arnold John F., clerk, 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
Arnum Chas, laborer, h. opposite Ballou House Arnum Geo. D, blacksmith, h. head of Veazie Arpin John, Mrs, h Eagle cor Centre Arseno Michael, laborer, h. 89 Ashland Ashman Wm. H., clerk, h. 83 Centre
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 Arthur, mechanic, h. 34 Spring
Ashton Gardner, carpenter, h. 34 Spring
Ashton Thos., carpenter, h. 34 Spring
Ashton Walter, mechanic, h. 34 Spring Atley Wm., h. 19 Braytonville 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 Aube Antoine, Walnut st., h. Moulton Hill Aubin G., Rev, h. 47 Church
Austin Chas., baggage master, h. rear 32 Ashland
Austin Harry W., painter, bds. 10 Beacon Averill Everett L., painter, h. 16 South Averill Geo., shoemaker, h. 14 Hudson Averill Geo. W., dealer in cigars, tobacco and smokers' articles in general, 86 Main and 16 South Avey Joseph, spinner, h. Union near Glen mill Aylmar Mary Ann, waiter, at Richmond House
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Babb Wm., fireman, bds. Bradford Place
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, shoemaker, h. 45 Prospect
Babcock Nelson A., machinist, h. 117 Union
Babcock Wm. E., clerk, h. 117 Union
Backus Albert. P., merchant, h. Braytonville
Bacon Joel, judge, h, 34 Holden cor Centre
Bailey John B., dyer, h 42 River
Bailey John, h. W. Main beyond Cemetery
Bailey John C., shoemaker, h. 4 Ray off Franklin
Bailey Sylvester, overseer, h. 42 River
Baird John, carpenter, h. 118 Eagle
Baker H. E., barber, h. 23 State
Baker Wm., fireman, bds. Bradford Place
Ballou Henry S., physician, bds. Ballou House
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, butter, h. 120 Eagle cor. Hudson
Bamford Edward, dress tender, h. Braytonville
Barber D. J., leather manufacturer and dealer in hides, pelts and tallow, 27 Union, h 13 Pleasant
Barber Frank, clerk, h. 18 Pleasant
Barber Henry A., blacksmith, h. Robinson mill rear of depot
Barber J. M., carriage and sleigh manufacturer, 14 West Main
Barbour John, shoemaker, h. 25 W. Main
Barcelou A. D. (McDougall & Barcelou), h, 7 Bryant
Barden Chas., carpenter, b. 17 Marshall
Barden Mary, dressmaker, bds. 8 Union
Bardwell F. A., telegraphist, bds with J. N. Crossett Bardwell William, south end of Ashland
Bardwell Elijah, milk dealer, south end of Ashland Barkley Frank, laborer, 28 River
Bargon Joseph, laborer, 93 Eagle
Barkley Robert, laborer, h. 5 Veazie
Barlow Alvin H., mechanic, bds. 98 Eagle
Barlow Clara M., florist, 14 Arnold Place
Barlow Wm. K. Mrs., 19 Church
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Barnacote R. A. Mrs., teacher at Walden school
Barnard E., merchant tailor and dealer in ready made clothing, gents' furnishing goods, hats, caps, trunks, etc., 4 Wilson House block, h. 17 Church (see adv on back cover)
Barnes L. M. (L. M. Barnes & Co.), h. 25 Quincy
Barnes L. M. & Co., watches, ect., 5 Wilson Block
Barnicote Thos., h. south end of Ashland
Barrett John H., conductor, h. 17 State
Barrett John, h. 59 South Furnace opp. depot
Barrington Mark, rear 6 W. Main
Barry Daniel F., bartender, for John Barry
Barry Geo ge, laborer, h. Natural Bridge
Barry John, dealer in the finest brands of ales, wines liquors, cigars, tobaccos, &c., 86 Main
Barry John, h. 13 W. Main
Barry Patrick, h. Marshall rear Phoenix mills
Barry Patrick, bds. 12 Centre
Barry Patrick, h. 73 Union
Barry Richard F., dyer, bds. 6 Brooklyn
Barry Wm. Mrs, and Daniel, rear Phoenix mills
Bartlett Cortland G., clerk, bds. 20 Summer
Bartley Robt., laborer, h. Furnace near Main Bascom J. H., clerk at 112 Main Bascom Rollin, clerk for F. H. Goodrich Bassett Henry O., painter, h. 86 River
Bassett Dwight D., carpenter, h. S. end of State
Bassett Mr., watchman, h. 121 Union Bateman Herbert R., bookkeeper, h. 3 Elm Bates Elizabeth, Mrs., h. Main st. Braytonville
Bates Mark, Jr., barber, h. Eagle st
Bates Mark, mason, south end of State
Bates Wm. H., loom fixer, Main st., Braytonville
Bateman T. S., dealer in beef, pork, mutton, ham, sausages, etc., also manufacturer of pressed corn beef, 28 Eagle, h. 3 Elm (see adv.) Bates Edwin, boss weaver, Woolen mill, h. 3 Braytonville
Battle Nellie, Miss, h. 97 Holden Baxter Lyman, carpenter, h. rear of 1 Brooklyn Bay State Telephone Co., Bank Block Beals D. A., carpenter, h. 36 Main
Beals Homer F., laborer, h. head of Marietta
Beals J. H., tin peddler, h. 3 N. Eagle Beals Morris, carpenter, h. 36 Main
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Beals Wm. W., h. E. Main above Kempville Beals Peter, shoemaker, 6 Brooklyn
Beauprey Cyprien, h. 93 Eagle ;
Beauprey Fred., laborer, 52 Liberty Beauvois Joseph, laborer, h. 114 River
Beckwith Henry, h 10 Northern lights avenue
Beecher Harriet, h. Hall st. rear 119 Eagle
Beedles Robert, at Woolen mill, h. 33 Braytonville Beliveau Eleazer, h. 5 Brooklyn
Beer E. H., attorney-at-law and collector from. all parts of the U. S. and Canada, 11 Martin block, h 22 E Quincy
Beliveau John, h. W. Main beyond cemetery
Beliveau Joseph and Eli, h. 5 Brooklyn
Benack Wm., broommaker, bds 32 Lincoln
Benack David, laborer, h. 32 Lincoln
Benedict Alexander, painter, h. 9 Union Benedict Chas. N., clerk at Cuttings', h 5 Elm Bennett Lyman, 2 Central avenue
Bennett John, miner, h. rear 51 Centre
Bennett S. B., h. E. Main, rear Kemp's factory
Benoit Antoine, shoemaker, h. rear 46 Centre Benoit Frank, Union hill, rear Eclipse mill
Benoit Joseph, carpenter, h. 69 Union
Benoit Joseph, laborer, h. 82 River
Benson J. W., machinist, h. 34 Eagle
Bentley Jos., manager "Arnold's" Summer print works, h. 29
Benton Frank H., mason, h. 3 E. Quincy
Benton H. C., mason, h. 3 E. Quincy
Benton Hattie A., teacher, bds. 3 E. Quincy
Benton Horace, mason, h. 38 Prospect_
Berkshire National Bank, of North Adams, Daven- port block, 87 Main street (see adv.)
Bernard Joseph, laborer, h. 5 Brooklyn Berry Chas. H., h. 98 Main
Berthiaume John, tailor, h. 53 State
Best Samuel, h. South Furnace rear of depot Bibbins Peleg, h. 4 Hall off Eagle st Bickford Susan, Miss, bds. 21 Prospect Billings Chas., laborer, bds. 47 Union 1
Billings C. W. (G. and C. W. Billings), h. 125 S. State Billings G. & C. W., stoves, tinware, etc., 90 Main
nearly opp. Berkshire National Bank (see adv. next page.)
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Billings Geo. (G. and C. W. Billings), h. 123 S. State Billings James H., foreman steaming room, Freeman print works, h. 47 Union
Billings Wm. F., employed F. R. R., bds. 129 Main Bingham David B., 141 Union
Bingham J. W., Mrs., h. 12 N. Eagle
Bingham Thomas, bds. Tunnel City House
Birch James, foreman dyer Freeman print works, h. Prospect st.
Biron Celester, h. 40 Braytonville
Biron Frank, carpenter, h. 17 Braytonville
Biron Francis, h. 43 Braytonville
Biron John, at woolen mill, h. 10 Braytonville
Biron Peter, h. 35 Braytonville Bishop E. L., milliner, 6 Bank
Bishop Homer P., h. 83 State
Bishop Maxim, h. 99 Eagle
Bisnet Edward, saddler, h. 153 Union Bixby Alice, teacher at Drury Academy
Bissaillon Edmund, clerk, Barnard's clothing house
Bissaillon Isaie, shoemaker, h. Willow Dell
Bixby Alice G. and Mamie F., teachers, 6 Cherry Bixby Mamie F., teacher, Veazie st. school
Bixby W. H., deputy sheriff, auctioneer and truant offi- cer, office Bank block, h. 6 Cherry Blackinton Harriet E., Miss, h. 83 Eagle Blackinton A. M., Mrs&, 99 Main
Blackinton Peter, h. 65 Centre
G. & C. W. BILLINGS,
DEALERS IN
Stoves, Tinware,
Crockery,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, PAPER STOCK AND OLD METALS. Opp. Berkshire 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 "CROWN JEWEL" Heating Stove. Also the new Adams & Westlake. Oil Stovo. G. & C. W. BILLINGS ..
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Blackinton S., Woolen Co., manufacturers of fancy cassimeres, office and mills, Blackinton, P. O. ad- dress, Blackinton (see adv.)
Blackinton S., president of the Adams Nat. Bank and president of S. Blackinton Woolen Co., h. Church cor Main
Blake F. N., m'f'r photo plates, h. 10 Walnut
Blake H. E., civil engineer, h. 18 Walnut
Blair James L., laborer, h. 5 Ray
Blair Nancy, Mrs., h. South end of State
Blanchan Geo., baggagemaster, h. 132 Eagle
Blanchard Chandler H., h. 4 Marietta
Blanchard Flora R., 109 Union
Blanchard Mary A., with A. B. Hosley, 50 Liberty
Blanchard L. E., civil engineer, h. 8 Marietta
Blanchard Myron R., stair builder, h. 18 South
Blanchard Nelson, h. rear 21 Washington ave.
Blanchard Victor, h. 17 Washington ave. Bliss A. C., h. 5 Washington ave. opp. South Bliss Elizabeth, widow, h. 70 Eagle
Bliss H. Clay, clerk of selectmen, and sec. Hoosick Val- ley Ag'l Soc., office Summer cor Morris, h. 69 Eagle Bliss Harry B., clerk Adams Nat. Bank, bds. 69 Eagle Bliss Morton, bottler, bds. Ballou House
Bliss Wm., shoemaker, h. Moulton hill
Bliss Wm. E., shoemaker, h. Moulton hill Blood Geo., car repairer, h. 14 Prospect
Blood Herbert R., section boss, h. 10 East Brooklyn
Blood Henry C., carpenter, h. 14 Prospect
Blood John H., contractor, h. 80 Centre Blood William, Mrs., h. 80 Centre Bly Frank A., conductor, h. Briggs avenue
Blythe Theophilus, engraver, h. 5 Hall
Boardman Wm. Henry, baggage master, h. 7 Hall
Bocock Manuel, weaver, h. 23 Brooklyn
Bocock Wm., weaver, h. 38 E. Quincy
Bodley Harry I., Rev., rector St. Johns church, h 20 Chestnut
Boland Ann, Mrs., h. 7 Union
Boland B. J., groceries, canned goods, provisions, etc., 45 Eagle, h. 159 E. Main (see adv.) Boldrich Jos., shoemaker, h 101 Union Boland Michael, h. 11 Union
Boland P. J. (P. J. Boland & Co.), h. 4 Quincy
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Boland P. J. & Co., merchant tailors, 1 Martin's block, Main cor. State (see adv. front cover)
Bolter Peter C., h. State below Ballou House
Bond Austin, treasurer of the Troy and Greenfield R. R. and Hoosac Tunnel, office Union passenger sta- tion, h. 115 Union
Bond Alfred L., with J. A. Bond, bds. 115 Union
Bond Chas. E., clerk, h. 115 Union
Bond James C., clerk, T. & G. R. R., 115 Union
Bond E. A., agent Troy & Greenfield and Hoosac Tun- nel R. R., office in old Troy and Boston depot, h 5 Church
Bond John A., livery, sale and boarding stable, 51 Hol- den and 45 Centre
Bond Mrs. L. V., h. 47 Church
Bond Newton C., clerk, h. 47 Church
Bond Russell, sashmaker, h. 8 Quincy
Bonner David, engraver, h. Clerksburg
Bonville Napoleon, quarryman, h. 86 River
Booth Dan'l H., shoemaker, h. 54 Holden
Booth Herbert L., mechanic, h. old Stamford road
Bordeleau Geo., shoemaker, h. rear 28 Spring
Bordeleau Jos., Chase block, Centre st
Bordeleau Patrick, h. Chase block, Centre st Bosely Jos., Mrs., h. Kempville
Boston Dry Goods Store, 4 Martiu block Main street Bosworth Wm., butcher, Chace & Co
Bottomley O. Lynn, clerk, Brown, ¿Clark & Co
Bottomley Thos., papermaker, h 143 Eagle
Bottoms Smith, overseer, woolen mill Braytonville
Bouchard Chas., shoemaker, h 35 Union Boughton Jas. A., h. 6 Hall st
Boulger Alice, Mrs., h. 198 River
Boulger Michael, h. Ashland cor. Washington ave
Boulger Thos., h. Washington ave. cor. Ashland
Boullerise Josephine, h. 23 W. Main
Bourdon Adolphus D., harnessmaker, h. 199 Main Bourdon William, harnessmaker, h 199 Main Bourger Frank, laborer, h. 29 Centre
Bowdy Hobart, engineer, h. 88 Ashland cor Porter
Bowen Diana F., Miss, h. 26 Quincy Bowen Horatio N., h. 17 N. Eagle
Bowers Estelle, clerk, H. A. Smith & Son
Bowers Joel, machinist, h. 13 Wesleyan
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Bowers Wm., clerk of court, h. 18 N. Eagle Bowes Patrick, h. 13 Jackson
Bowes John, laborer, h. 13 Jackson
Bowes Thomas, carpenter, h. 10 Jackson Bowler Margaret, Mrs, h. 9 Beaver
Boyd John, laborer, h. rear 71 Union Boyd Levi, W., employed at Phoenix mille h. 121 State Boyd Pythagoras, chemist, h. Marshall opp Sampsons Boynton Adelbert, carpenter, bds. 129 Main Boynton H. E., clerk at Wilson House
Boynton Geo. C., foreman, h. rear 202 River Brackley Geo., laborer, h. 7 Brown
Bracewell John, agent Freeman Mfg. Co., h. 7 Wall Brackley James, boss spinner, h. 7 Brown
Bradley Alvin, h. Mountain road near five roads
Bradley C. A., asst yardmaster, h. 107 State
Bradley Elizabeth, widow, h. 10 Elm
Bradley James, h. 10 Elm
Bradley James, clerk, h. 10 Elm
Bradley John, bartender at Richmond House
Bradley Lydia M., Miss, h. 4 N. Church
Bradley Margaret, widow, h. 49 Centre
Brady Philip, Mrs., h. 17 Veazie, opp. school house Braman M. V. N., fine family groceries, provisions, etc., 12 Main, h. 6 N. Church opp. Methodist Church (see adv.)
Braman Geo. O., tin dealer, h. 96 S. Church
Bramble Wm., conductor, bds. 123 State
Brayton Anna, Mrs., 27 State
Brayton Hattie, Miss, bds. 65 Centre
Brayton S. W., vice pres. Adams Nat Bank, h. 82 Eagle Breed Harry, engineer, h. 28 Chestnut
Brennan Margaret, Mrs., rear 24 Union
Brewer Elizabeth H., teacher, h. 55 Holden
Brewer Edgar, engineer, bds. 87 Eagle
Briggs Bros., manufacturers of fancy cassimeres, Briggs- ville (P. O. address N. Adams) Briggs A. C., Mrs., h. 71 Holden
Briggs C. F., accountant, bds. 71 Holden
Briggs Chas, A., h. 119 Union Briggs Fred. B., fireman, h. 9 Quincy
Briggs G. C. (Briggs Bros.), residence Briggsville, P. O. address N. Adams Briggs H. P. (Briggs Bros.), h. 66 Church
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Briggs Minerva, Mrs., h. 12 Church
Briggs Richmond B., plumber, h. 14 South Briggs S. N., physician, h. 15 Church Brigham T. E., broom manufacturer, h. 140 Eagle Brock Emma, Miss, h. 67 Eagle Brock Mary Ann, h. 67 Eagle Broderick Jerry, miner, E. Main near mountain road
Broderick Michael, laborer, h. 21 Union
Bronson Almon, clerk, with F. B. Mason
Brooks Edward, h. Furnace ground rear 6 W. Main
Brooks F. A., dealer in coal, wood and kindlings, 76 Centre, h. 84 Eagle (see adv)
Brooks Lydia, Miss, bds. 84 Eagle
Brophy John, spinner, h. 79 Union
Brosseau Joseph, laborer, h. 112 River
Brothers Ezra, laborer, h. 37 E. Brooklyn
Brothers Joseph, shoemaker, h. 78 River Brothers Lewis, shoemaker, h. 112 River
Brothers O. L., carpenter, builder and contractor, shop on Centre st. h. 6 Ashland (see adv.)
Brown Albert and Chas., south end of Church
Brown Adelbert, shoemaker, h. 52 Prospect Brown Berry, h. 3 Marshall
Brown Chas. A., milkman, h. S. Ashland near town line
Brown Chas. M., Mrs., h. 44 Prospect
Brown Clarence A., bookkeeper, " Arnold " Print works and (Brown, Clark & Co.), h. 55 Church
Brown Clarence E., clerk, A. B. Wright, bds. 22 Summer
Brown, Clark & Co., general insurance agency, 9 Bur- lingame block (see adv) .
Brown Darwin H., h 8 South
Brown Edwin A., calico printer, bds. 46 Prospect
Brown Ellen E., Mrs., h. 55 Church
Brown Ernest, laborer, h. 42 Prospect
Brown Eunice E., Mrs., h. 42 Prospect
Brown F. P., attorney and counsellor at law, office Bank block, 69 Main, h. 142 E. Main Brown Homer O., shoemaker, h. 46 Prospect
Brown Inez L., teacher, Veazie st. school Brown Isaac S., h. S. Ashland near town line Brown John, tailor, h. 34 West Main Brown Jos., shoemaker, h. 40 Prospect Brown Jos. B., agent, h. Notch road
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Brown Michael, brakeman, h. 194 River Brown Nahum P., Mrs., h. 46 Prospect Brown Oliver A., shoemaker, h. 14 Meadow Brown Orland J., physician and surgeon, office and residence Adams block, 113 Main st., office hours before 9 A. M., from 12 to 3 and after 5 P. M.
Brown Homer O., shoemaker, bds. 46 Prospect
Brown W. E., Dr., cancer specialist, h. 11 Bryant
Brown Wm. H., machinist, h. head of Veàzie Brown Wallace E., cancer specialist, h. 115 Main Brown Willard M., h. 44 Prospect
Brown Willie E., clerk, bds. 40 Prospect
Brown W. L., treasurer of Freeman Manufacturing Co., h. 67 Eagle
Brownell E. B., clerk, Fitchburgh abstract office
Bruno Adolphus, carpenter, bds. 7 Elm
Bryant Albert A., overseer stone mill, h 102 River
Bryant Cyrus H., section hand, h. 8 Liberty
Bryant E. A., salesman, N. H. Arnold's, h. 64 Centre
Bryant Miner S., weaver, h 8 Liberty
Bryant W. C., Mrs., h. 129 Eagle
Bryant Wm. E., on hill west of Veazie st.
Bryant Jeanette, Mrs., h 111 State
Buchan Margaret, Mrs., h 27 Brooklyn
Buchanan David S., h 212 River
Buchanan Henry, dyer, h. 93 Union Buck J. W. P. Jr., clerk, h. head of N. Eagle
Buck John W. P., h. head of North Eagle
Buck J. H., h. 211 E. Main near Congress
Buckley Dennis, h. Furnace hill opp. depot
Buckley Elizabeth, Mrs., h. 3 Ashland . Buckley Mary, Mrs,, h. 29 Union Buckley Patrick, laborer, h. 21 Pearl
Bugaw Frank, butcher for H. A. Tower
Bulger Margaret, Mrs., h. Union near beaver mill
Bullock Elmer J. (Alford & Bullock), h. 5 Holbrook Bullock Jas. C., carpenter, h. 105 Eagle Bulson Ira, carpenter, h. Walnut street Bunt Peter, resides with Peter Post
Bunting David, Union hill rear Eclipse mill Bunting John, laborer, 79 Union Bunting Margaret, h. 71 Union
Bunting Thos., laborer, bds. 71 Union
Burbank Alexander, carpenter, h. 68 Centre Burbank D. G., bds. Richmond House
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Burbank Frank, shoemaker, h. rear 29 Union Burdick Charles, shirtmaker, h. Burdickville Burdick Gardner, Mrs., 159 Union Burdick James E., laborer, h. Burdickville Burdick Luke, dresser tender, Burdickville Burdick Gardner K., h. Burdickville
Burdick Lyman G. R., h. Burdickville
Burgard David, teamster, h. rear 46 Centre
Burke Chas. E., Rev., pastor of St. Francis Church, h. 68 Eagle cor. Union
Burke Alice, waiter, Richmond House
Burke Kate, waiter, Richmond House
Burke James, laborer, h. 22 Union
Burke Jerry, h. 31 Union hill rear Eclipse mill
Burke John, saloon, 47 State
Burke Michael W., engineer, h. 26 Chestnut
Burke Patrick, laborer, h. 23 Liberty
Burke Thomas, h. Braytonville
Burke Wm., hostler at 82 Main
Burlingame & Darbys, hardware, manufacturer's find- ings, iron, steel, drugs, medicines, etc., and agents for Fairbank's standard scales, Burlingame's block (see adv. colored page)
Burlingame Misses F. A. and P. S., h. 7 Church
Burnap Edward, h. 68 Main
Burnap Josiah, h. 68 Main
Burns Michael, laborer, h. 49 State
Burns Patrick, h. Ashland below R. R. bridge
Burt Lyman, laborer, 48 Prospect
Burton Wm. (L. M. Barnes & Co.), h. 59 Quincy
Busby Geo. H., farmer, h. Notch road
Bushey Wm., carpenter, h. rear 51 Centre
Bushnell Homer, physician and surgeon, office and residence 8 Union, office hours until 9 A. M., and after 6 P. M.
Bushnell John L., teamster, h. 54 Church
Buskirk John, teamster, h. 4 Jackson
Bussiere A. N., h. south end of Church st
Butler A. P., Mrs., h. 32 Summer cor. Bank
Butler Chas., h. Mountain Road above E. Main
Butler Charles, dining rooms, 48 State
Butler Charles E., carpenter, h. 17 Spring
Butler W. W., h. 34 Summer
Butterfield Leonard, h. 147 Union
Butterworth Arthur, engraver, h. 49 Houghton
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Butterworth Edwin, sketcher, h. Grant opp. Elm Button Danforth, Mrs., h. 138 S. Ashland Button Deborah, Mrs., h. 159 Main
Button Wm. H., painter, h. 6 Bethel
Buxton Thos. B., h. 15 Union near 5 Points
Buxton Thomas C., brakeman, h 57 State
Buxton Wm. J., car inspector, h. near 28 Spring
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Cady A. J., h. 13 Cherry opp. Wall
Cady Arthur D., teller Berkshire Nat. Bk., h. 35 Church
Cady Edwin B., h. 6 Wall
Cady Enos P., machinist, h. 144 River
Cady Everett, shoemaker, h. 47 Libery
Cady F. A., dealer in fine boots, shoes, etc., 112 Main, h. 13 Cherry
Cady Henry A., foreman, bds. 35 Church
Cady H. T., shoe manufacturer, 35 Lincoln, h. 28 Church Cady Jackson, h. 9 Cherry
Cady Jane A., Mrs,, h. 35 Church
Cady W. G. & Co., shoe manufacturers, office and factory Ashland cor. Washington avenue (see adv.)
Cady Wm. G., h. 3 Grant
Cain A. V. B , laborer, h. 8 Beaver
Cain John, h. 3 Grant
Call H. C., photographer, Wards's art gallery
Callahan Daniel, laborer, h. 28 Lincoln
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