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Miller Geo. F., general insurance agency, Room 5 Bur- lingame block, h. 149 Main
Miller Horatio S,, conductor, h. 24 Chestnut
Miller Harry, h. 1 Ashland
Miller Mary E., Mrs., h. 119 Eagle
Miller Peter, blacksmith, h. 28 Washington ave
Miller Robt., carder, h. 210 E. Main
Miller Wm., shoemaker, h. 9 Liberty
Mills Jas. H., boss finisher at print works, h. 53 Union Millot Frank, laborer, h. 34 Washington ave
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Miner A. D., supt. of schools, office Drury Academy, residence 155 E. Main
Miner Geo. H., chief clerk Troy and Greenfield car record office, h. head of Holbrook st.
Miner Guy W., student, h. 155 Main
Miner O S., carriage and wagon manufacturer, Willow Dell, h. 14 Church opp. Quincy (see adv.)
Mitchell J. H. Mrs., widow, h. Cherry street
Mitchell James, engineer, h. 81 Centre
Mitchell John, h. Washington avenue cor Ashland
Mitchell Juline, Mrs., h. 83 Eagle
Mitchell Wells B., h. 83 Eagle
Mixer Frank A., harnessmaker for M. R. Dowlin
Mixer Herbert E., hairdressing and bath rooms, under
Wilson House, corner Main and Holden, bds. Blackin- ton block
Molan Nora, domestic, at Wilson House
Moloney David, h. 11 Elm
Moloney J. E., clerk, Eagle, h. 60 Centre
Moloney Thomas C., dealer in wines, liquors, cigars, &c, 49 Centre (see adv. )
Molloy John, laborer, h. 41 W. Main
Molloy Michael, h. rear 21 Centre
Molloy Michael Mrs., W. Main beyond Cemetery
Molloy Patrick, laborer, h. 32 W. Main
Montague Nellie, teacher, bds. Veazie opp. school house Montgomery Samuel, laborer, h. head of Prospect
Moon Charles, teamster, h. 2 Beaver Moon Silas, carpenter, h. 39 E. Quincy Moore Emery, painter, bds. 36 Main Moore Frederick, painter, bds. 33 Brooklyn
Moore Patrick, laborer, bds. 30 W. Main
Moore Walter, h. Walnut st., Moulton hill
Moran Gilbert, bookkeeper, h. 6 E. Quincy Moran Mary, Mrs., h. 27 Brown
Morey Albert, farmer, h. south end of State
Morgan Ida A., clerk, N. H. Arnold, h. 8 Quincy Morgan Jas. laborer, h. 26 Beaver
Morgan Joseph, shearer, h. 5 Franklin Morgan Leonard, laborer, h. 41 Liberty
Morgan L. R. (Fisher & Morgan), h. south end of State Morgan Samuel, peddler, h. 15 Brooklyn
Morris Owen, calico printer, h. 13 Frederick
Morrison Edward H., mechanic, h. 46 E. Quincy
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Morrison Wm., at Woolen mill, h. 32 Braytonville Morrison John, color mixer, h. 43 Union Mosher Mr., contractor, bds. Ballou House Mosher Wm. D., weaver, 208 Eagle Morton E. R., carpenter, h. Walnut st. Moulton hill Morton David, loom fixer, h. Braytonville Morse Thos., carpenter, bds. 129 Eagle
Mowbray Geo. M., office Union opp. Tyler's mill, residence 113 Union (see adv.) Mowbray Harry S., artist, resides with Geo. M. Mowbray Muir Thomas, overseer, h. 35 Brown Mulcahy Timothy, bartender, h. 33 W. Main Mulcare Bridget, h. 31 Centre Mulcare Thos., saloon, 31 Centre Mullaney E. J., engineer, bds. 28 Spring Mullaney Geo. A., fireman, bds. 28 Spring Mullaney J. H., blacksmith, bds. 28 Spring Mullaney Margaret, Mrs., h. 28 Spring Mullen Daniel, bds. Tunnel City House Mullen Daniel W., clerk, bds. Richmond House
Mullen Thos. and John, bds. 1 Brown Mullett Geo., teamster, h. 108 State Mullett Wm., painter, h. 14 Walnut Munger Theo. T., Rev., pastor Cong. ch., h. 23 Church Murphy Catherine, Mrs., h. 25 Centre Murphy Cornelius, shoemaker, h. 25 Centre Murphy Daniel, mason, h. 50 Centre
Murphy Frank, h. Union hill near Eclipse mill
Murphy Hugh, dining rooms, h. 30 State
Murphy John T., local editor, " Transcript " and associate press agent, bds. 50 Centre Murphy John, h. furnace ground rear 6 W. Main
Murphy Michael, h. 52 Centre
Murphy Stephen, h. 95 Union
Murphy Thos. F., Rev., asst. pastor of St. Francis ch., residence 68 Eagle Murray Jacob, laborer, h. 24 Willow Dell cor. Union Murray John, blacksmith, h. rear 14 Union Murray John, blacksmith, h. 15 Prospect Murray John, 3rd, laborer, h. 6 Central ave. Murray Joseph, stone cutter, h. rear 14 Union Murray Marshall, farmer, rear 14 Union Murray Pat., laborer, h. rear 51 Centre Myers Delos, driver, h. 27 Lincoln
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Myers Datus, farmer, h. head of Veazie
Myers Geo., spinner, old road to Stamford Myers Henry D., farmer, h. head of Veazie Myers Kate, Mrs., h. 18 N. Eagle
Myers M. E., livery, sale and boarding stable, 83 State, h. 125 Main
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Nagle James, hairdresser, Hayden block, Eagle, h. Marshall st.
Nagle J. S., clerk for H. A. Smith & Son
Nagle Wm., hairdresser, h. Marshall st.
Nash John, laborer, h. Moulton hill
Naughton Martin, woolen mill, h. 45 Braytonville Naughton Martin, flagman, Braytonville Navin Patrick, blacksmith, bds. 7 Brown Needham William, porter at Wilson House Neeson Jas., 28 Union hill rear Eclipse mill Nell Christopher, laborer, h. 8 N. Eagle Nelson Mary, Mrs., h. 26 River
Nelson Lindsey, resides in Burdickville
Nelson Reuben E., shoemaker, h. 2 Arnold Place Nestor Patrick, h. rear 9 Elm
Netolicky Emmanuel, cigarmaker, h. 19 Eagle
Nettleton Judson, teamster, h. 27 N. Eagle
New Haven & Northampton R. R. Co., Frank S. Rich- ardson agent, office opp. post office
Nichols Charles, laborer, h. 37 Eagle Nichols Arthur M., telegraph messenger, at 72 Main Nichols D. L., carpenter, bds. Richmond House
Nichols L. E., Mrs., teacher, grammar school No. 9 Nichols Oscar F., mechanic, h. 2 Veazie
Nichols R. L., roll covering, roll stocks, etc., factory in Eclipse mill, Union st. (see adv.)
Nichols H.A., Mrs., proprietoress of Eagle st. Dining rooms, 37 Eagle st.
Nichols Phillip, carpenten bds. 34 Holden
Nichols Wm. W., circus rider, Chase block, Centre Niven David, calico printer, h. 39 Union Nixon Eugene, rear 7 Brooklyn Noel Charles, 1st, mason, h. 9 Fuller
Noel Charles, h. Moulton hill
Noel Ellen, clerk, at N. H. Arnolds
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Noel Edmond, clerk, H. A. Smith & Son
Noel Joseph, mason, h. 31 E. Brooklyn
Noel Moses, laborer, h. Moulton hill Nolan Ann, Mrs., h. 5 Union
Noon Patrick, baggagemaster, bds. 38 Main Norcross Daniel, foreman, 13 Beaver Norman L. M., Mrs., h. 66 Centre
North Adams Gas Light Co., office Wilson House block, 4 Holden opp. post office North Adams Steam Laundry, R. L. Henry, Bank st. North Adams Manufacturing Co., Braytonville North Adams Savings Bank, Main st. (see adv.)
Northrop Alexander, farmer, h. S. end of Ashland
Northrop Fayette, farmer, h. south end of Ashland
Northrop Geo. S., horse trainer, 55 State
Norton David A., laborer, h. 8 Quincy Norton James, laborer, h. Braytonville
Norton Marshall A., foreman Flagg's livery, h. 8 Quincy Nottingham Edward, carpenter, bds. 43 Liberty
Nottingham Geo. W., builder, h. 43 Liberty
Nugent Edward, h. W. Main near the bridge
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Oatman H. T. & W. J., proprietors of the Hoosac Valley News, and general book and job printers, 36 State (see adv.)
Obey Antoine, blacksmith for J. M. Barber
Obey Benjamin, carpenter, h. 122 Union
Obrey Elias, h. rear 46 Centre
O'Brien Daniel, bds. with Thos. Smith
O'Brien Daniel, overseer, bds. with Mrs. D. M. Loomis
O'Brien Dennis, laborer, h. 105 S. Church
O'Brien James, merchant tailor, Hayden block, Centre street (see adv.)
O'Brien John, clerk, h. S. Church
O'Brien John, laborer, bds. 53. Furnace hill
O'Brien Kate, Miss, h. 59 Union
O'Brien Patrick, laborer, h. 6 Beaver
O'Brien Timothy, brakeman, h. 32 Chestnut
O'Brien William, groceries and provisions, 27 Eagle
O'Connell Daniel, laborer, h. 18 Pearl
O'Connell Kate, domestic at 14 Summer
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O'Connell Lizzie A., domestic at 24 Summer
O'Connell Edward, moulder, bds. 61 River
O'Connell Hugh, laborer, 5 Beaver
O'Connell Jeremiah, Mrs., h. 61 River
O'Connell Pierce, laborer, h. 26 Spring O' Connell see also Connell
O'Connor John, h. 33 Union hill rear Eclipse mill
O'Donnell Mary, Mrs., h. 8 Brown
O'Donnell Patrick, h. 32 Union hill rear Eclipse mill
O'Hern Edward, Mrs., 53 Furnace rear of depot
O'Hern James (Keefe & O'Hern) h. 53 Furnace
O'Hern Richard F., clerk, Tunnel City House
O'Hern Robt., laborer, h. 31 Brown
O'Leary Dennis, h. 43 W. Main
Olds B. G. (Clark & Olds), h. 26 Church opp. Spring
Olds Geo. Walter, asst. treasurer, North Adams Savings Bank, h. 26 Church
Olin Lovina, h. 3 Grant
Oliver Jas., machinist, h. 18 Chestnut
O'Malley Harry, tailor, h. 4 Blackinton block
O'Neil Daniel, laborer, h. rear 20 Liberty
O'Neil John, flagman, T. & G. R. R., h. S. Furnace
O'Neil Michael, laborer, h. 40 Liberty
Orcutt Libbie, domestic at Richmond House
Ormsby A. F., machinist, h. head of Veazie
Orr J. H. & Co., ice dealers, and supt. of cemetery, office and residence 3 Church place (see adv.)
Orr William F., manager of Western Union Telegraph, office 72 Main, h. 3 Church place
Orton Wm. E., clerk, at Clark & Olds
Osborn A. C. Rev. (D. D.), pastor Baptist church, resi- dence 24 Church
Osborn Geo., hostler, h. 31 Brooklyn
Ostiguy Joseph, laborer, h. Natural bridge
Ottman Orlando, employed by S. Blackinton
Owen Anna, Mrs., h. 79 State
Owens & Lally, brick manufacturers, and livery and sale stable, 12 Main (see adv.)
Owens Matthew (Owens & Lally), h. 6 E. Quincy
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Packard Robert, conductor, h. 81 State Paine Arnold, trucking, h. 69 Church
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Paine Barbara, domestic at 7 Spring Palmer Jas., laborer, h. Prospect opp. Jackson Palmer Margaret, Mrs., h. 142 Eagle Paradis Archie, h. E. Main above Kempville Paradis Philip, h. E. Main above Kempville Paradis Francis, h. E. Main near Kemp's factory Parker A. S., Mrs., teacher, at Notch School Parker Calvin T., machinist, h. 9 N. Church Parker Chas. V., shoemaker, h. 36 Brooklyn Parker Chas. J., mechanic, h. rear 74 Main Parker Franklin, h. 19 Brookyln Parker Geo., ice deliverer, bds. 9 N. Church Parker George, laborer, h. 16 Cliff Parker L. C., car repairer, h. 62 Centre Parker Samuel E., h. 3 Church -
Parkhurst Charles J., attorney and counsellor at law, office 80 Main, h. 113 Eagle Parmele Wm. B., bookkeeper with S. B. Dibble Parrow Melissa, Mrs,, Union near Beaver mill Parrow Jos., h. Cliff rear print works Parsons Chas. A., machinist, h. 13 South Partridge Stephen P., carpenter, h. 60 Prospect Pattison Wm., h. Marshall rear Phoenix mill Patchen Edwin F., cutter, Barnards, h. 3 Spring Patterson Ayers and Chas., h. Notch road Patterson Albert H., wood yard, h. Moulton hill Patterson Chas., machinist. h. 10 Franklin Patterson Fred. E., clerk, h. 10 Franklin Patterson Hugh, tailor Boland's, bds. 24 State Patterson Michael, h. 85 Union
Patterson S. C., mason, h. 16 North Patterson Walter, clerk, for M. Gatslick Patterson Wm., h. 91 Union Pattington Jabez, laborer, h. Marshall opp. print works Patton E. B., civil engineer, h. 189 Eagle
Patrick Geo. H., station agent, B. & A. R. R. office in depot, bds. Richmond House Paul Andrew, shoemaker, bds. rear 52 Centre Paul Fred., shoemaker, bds. rear 52 Centre Paul Chas., shoemaker, bds. 109 State Paul George and Jas., h. Notch road Paye Florence, Mrs., h. Hayden block, Eagle st. Paye Wm., employed at Flaggs' livery
Peach Chas. S., supt. Freeman Mfg. Co's cotton mill, h. 5 Hudson
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Peak Asa A., carpenter, h. 50 Prospect Peak Henry J., laborer, h. 27 North Eagle
Pearson F. P., superintendent of Freeman Print Works, h. 23 Summer
Peck Elmer, shoemaker, h. south end of State
Peck Emery, engineer, h. 149 South Ashland
Peck Henry H., shoemaker, h. rear 7 Brooklyn
Peck Nancy, Mrs., h. 149 South Ashland
Peck Merritt E., h. Hall st
Peck Solomon E., engineer at 119 Eagle, h. rear 74 Hol- den
Peckham Darius, tinsmith, h. 85 Eagle
Peckham Elias, tinsmith, h. 85 Eagle
Peckham J. J., bds. Richmond House
Pell Eddie, asst. steward, Wilson House
Pelot Edward, laborer, h. 1 E. Brooklyn
Penniman E. B., treas. N. A. Mfg Co., h. 17 Church Penniman Wm., engine tender, h. 42 Ashland Percy Clark, Mountain road near E. Main
Perkins Frank, farmer, h. S. Church beyond Ashland
Perkins Michael, farmer, h. old Stamford road
Perkins Lewis, railroad contractor, h. 3 E. Quincy Pero David, h. 41 Braytonville
Pero Joseph, laborer, h. 20 Cliff
Perry Caroline, Mrs., h. 26 South
Perry Geo. B., agent Ames Lumber Co., h. 24 Quincy
Perry John, laundry, h. 83 Main
Perry John, carriage driver, h. 26 South
Perry Geo., mason, h. 135 Union
Perry Peter, teamster, h. 135 Union Peters Joseph, tailor, h. 48 State Phelps Cooley, farmer, h. Braytonville
Phelps Herbert, lamplighter, h. 41 Liberty
Phelps Henry A., teamster, h. 4 Brown
Phillips A. G., Miss, h. 77 Main Phillips Albert, h. south end of Ashland Phillips' Bookstore, 75 Main Phillips H. L., residence 17 Chestnut
Phillips H. P., Mrs., h. 77 Main Phillips and Callanan, cigar manufacturers, 53 Eagle Phillips Jerome, millwright, 17 Liberty
Phillips Geo. E., cigarmaker, bds. Union House Phillips John, wool sorter, h. Braytonville Phillips Jos., blacksmith, for Rand & Son Phillips Albert H., h. south end of State
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Phillips W. H., h. 17 Liberty
Phillips Mrs., h. rear 29 Union
Phoenix Mills, M. D. & A. W. Hodge, proprietors, foot of Main (see adv.)
Piehler Elizabeth, teacher at Blackinton
Pierre Chas., laborer, h. 29 Brown
Pike Alton T., laborer, h. rear 32 Ashland
Pike Frank M., teamster, Richardson & Flagg
Pike C. Niles, marble and granite worker and sculptor, 35 State street, h. 11 Houghton (see adv.)
Pike Chas. Nathan, carpenter and builder, 79 Holden, h. 26 E. Brooklyn
Pike Clarence, laborer, h. rear 32 Ashland
Pike Jeremiah, h. 189 Main
Pike James, cattle dealer, h. 46 E. Quincy Pike Leonard, driver, h. 14 North
Pike Nahum M., laborer, h. 129 Ashland
Pike Nathan, h. 26 E. Brooklyn /
Pinkham Fred., foreman, shoemaker, h. 6 Blackinton block
Pinkham John M., foreman, b. 6 Blackinton block Pitt John W., h. 6 North
Plumb Mary E., Mrs., h. 1 Centre
Plumb S. H., carpenter, h. Moulton hill
Plumb Sidney A., clerk, Burlingame & Darby's
Pollard John, mining engineer, h. 5 Church
Pomeroy Lemuel, agent of S. Blackinton Woolen Co., h. Quincy cor. Ashland
Poole Geo., dyer, 59 Main, h. 5 Franklin
Porter Arthur C. (Tower & Porter), h. 15 Quincy
Porter William P., Mrs., Elmwood family school, S. Church opp. Briggs's ave.
Post Edward, laborer, h. rear 36 Prospect
Post Peter, teamster, h. rear 36 Prospect
Potter A. G. & A., attorneys and notaries, Bank block, 69 Main
Potter Almond H., boarding house, 87 Eagle
Potter Andrew (A. G. & A. Potter), h. Wall cor. Cherry
Potter A. G. (A. G. & A. Potter), h. 8 Cherry Potter Edward, clerk, h. 113 State
Potter Hattie, dressmaker, bds. 8 Cherry.
Potter Hobert B., civil engineer, h. 7 Pleasant
Potter Martha, widow, h. 1 Elm opp. Grant
Potter Warren L., clerk, N. A. Savings Bank, bds. 26 Church.
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Potter Wells E., clerk, h. 87 Eagle
Powers Chas., tanner, h. 104 Eagle
Powers John, tailor, h. 32 State
Powers Patrick, laborer, bds. 48 State Pratt Amos, carpenter, h. 32 Eagle Pratt Arthur, shoemaker, h. Main st.
Pratt B. E. (P. J. Jenks & Co.), bds. 94 S. Church
Pratt Edward H. (Wm. Martin & Co.), h. 33 Union Pratt Frank, head of Franklin, near town line Pratt Henry W., engineer, h. 109 State
Pratt John, tinsmith, h. rear 20 Liberty
Pratt Norman, shoemaker, h. 19 Brooklyn
Pratt Wm. W., engraver, h. 33 Union Preo Mahail, Mrs., h. 91 Eagle
Preston A. W., attorney and counsellor at law, office Bank block, h. 6 Pleasant Preston Charles M., clerk, bds. 6 Pleasant
Preston Frank, coach driver at Richmond House
Preston Lucy, Mrs., rear 74 Holden
Prevey Chas., shoemaker, h. head of Union
Prevear Geo. F., watchmaker, at 5 Wilson block
Price Emery, shoemaker, h. 19 N. Eagle
Price David, watchman, h. Union above Glen mill
Price Richard, h. 20 Braytonville
Pritchard Wm. H., bookkeeper Adams National Bank, h. 26 E. Quincy
Proctor E. L., carpenter, h. 107 State
Prouty Emery, shoemaker, 12 Marietta
Provos Simon, fireman, h. 9 Central avenue
Prudhomme Andrew, painter, h. 3 Brooklyn Puffer Henry L., shoemaker, h. Union cor. Kemp
Pulsifer Apollos B., h. 33 E. Brooklyn Pulfer Catharine, Miss, bds. Bradford Place
Purcell Chas. W., train master, h. 11 Pleasant Purtell Catharine, Mrs., bds. 13 Elm Pyne Edward, laborer, h. 70 Centre Pyne Wm., laborer, h. 70 Centre Pyne Wm., Jr., h. 70 Centre
Quimby Frank E., conductor, h. 32 E. Quincy Quackenbush Cassius T., butcher for H. A. Tower Quackenbush Thos., coach driver, at Flagg's livery
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Quackenbush Lucy, bds. 37 Eagle Quackenbush Wm. A., bds. 35 Eagle Quinlan Thos., fireman, h. 28 Spring Quinn Michael, laborer, bds. with Margaret Kerns Quinn Sarah, Marshall opp. print works Quinn Sylvanus, laborer, h. 4 South Quinton John, carder, at Eagle mill
Quinton Wm., h. marble quarry near Natural bridge Quirk James, at gas house, h. S. Furnace near depot
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Radlo Eliza Mrs., h. 9 Cherry
Radlo Otto, clerk, h. 9 Cherry
Rafferty Timothy, laborer, h. 27 W. Main
Ramsdell Charles H., carpenter, h. 8 Briggs ave. Ramsdell H. M., proprietor 99 Cent Store, specialties made of crockery, glass ware, jewelery, plated ware, picture frames, etc., 6 Wilson block, h. Davenport block, 91 Main
Rand Alice V., teacher, Veazie st. school
Rand Clark, carpenter, h. 7 Prospect
Rand David, carpenter, h. 115 Main
Rand E. A. & Son, coal, flour, grain, meal, cement, marble dust, etc., office 43 Ashland' st., h. 18 Chestnut (see adv.)
Rand Fernando L. (E. A. Rand & Son), h. 16 Chestnut
Rand Franklin, teamster, h. 16 Chestnut
Rand George, clerk, h. 7 Prospect
Rand Henry C., policeman, h. 7 Prospect
CALL AT RAMSDELL'S 99 CENT STORE
Where is to be found an immense assortment of
Fancy Goods, Jewelry, Plated Ware, Housekeeping Goods, &c. PICTURES FRAMED TO ORDER.
6 Wilson Block, - Main Street, NORTH ADAMS, MASS,
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Rand L. C., boot and shoe dealer, Rice's block, 5 Eagle st., h. 7 Prospect (see adv.)
Randall James M., laborer, h. 20 Beaver
Rankin Jas., engraver, bds. 45 Union Rathbone Harriet, h. 14 Union
Ray F. N., proprietor of the Central boot, shoe, hat, cap and fur store, 1 Burlingame block, h. 27 Church (see adv.)
Ray Henry H., carpenter, bds. 19 Quincy
Raycroft Annie, domestic at 135 Main
Raymond David H., clerk, bds. 5 Spring
Raymond David H., Mrs., h. 5 Spring
Read Anna E., teacher, Union st. school
Read Chas. H., tanner (at Hancock), h. 22 Quincy
Read Henry F., engineer, h. 6 Holbrook
Ready Patrick W., carpenter, h. 4 Elm
Reaney Chas. T., engraver, bds. Richmond House
Reardon Daniel, tobacconist and cigar manuf., and smokers' articlers in general, 63 Eagle, h. 53 Church Reardon Mary, Mrs., h. 3 Brown
Reardon Michael, boss beamer, h. 3 Brown'
Reardon Timothy F., shoemaker, h. 20 Willow Dell
Reed Joseph, engraver, h. 11 N. Eagle
Reed Fred. W., sketcher, bds. 11 N. Eagle
Reed H. F., pianos &c., h. 3 Church place
Reed Jos. P., engraver, bds. 65 Centre
Regan Christopher, wholesale and retail dealer in fine liquors, ales, wines, cigars, etc., 15 Fagle, h. 14 Pearl (see adv.)
Regan Daniel, importer and dealer in foreign and domestic liquors, wines, ales rye whiskey, rum, brandies and Holland gin by the quantity, 13 Main Regan Daniel J., harnessmaker, h. 87 River Regan John, teamster, h. E. Main beyond five points Regan Wm. H., engineer, h. 2 Brown
Remington Frank L., liveryman, at 82 Main Rennie H. G., laborer, h. 105 State
Rennie Sarah, Miss, h. 116 Main Reno Eugene, rear 71 Union
Reynolds Anna, Mrs., seamstress at 18 Church
Reynolds Mary J., Mrs., h. 5 Bethel
Rice Elsie M., h. 13 Summer
Rice F. R., Dr., dentist, office 110 Main, bds. 9 Quincy Rice George, Mrs., h. 139 Main
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Rice G. L. & Bro., druggists, Main cor. Eagle Rice Geo. L. (G. L. Rice & Bro.), h. 141 Main Rice John A. (G. L. Rice & Bro.), h. 137 Main Rice John J., laborer, h. 36 River
Rice John T., employed Johnson Mf'g Co. Rice Levi A., h. State next Ballou House Rice Solomon, fireman, h. west end of River
Rice Wm. A., shoemaker, h. 13 Summer Rice Wm. R., spinner, h. 4 Jackson
Rich Chas., butcher, h. 119 Main st., Braytonvillle Rich Geo. butcher, h. Burdickville
Rich Lemuel, teamster, h. south end of State Richard A., telegrapher, bds 22 Summer Richards Mr., bds. 129 Main Brayton ville
Richards Lafayette, h. Mountain road near E. Main Richards Jos. F., tailor, Ballou House
Richards Wm., engraver, h. 17 Union near five points
Richardson Asa, weaver, h. 20 River
Richardson & Flagg, coal, wood, hay, straw, plaster, seeds, etc., 59 State st., and Wilson House block Holden st.
Richardson A. W., president North Adams Gas Light Co., h. 126 Main cor. Church -
Richardson Frank S., clerk and treasurer N. A. Gas Light Co., and agent N. H. and Northampton R. R. Co., and clerk and treas., N. A. Fire district, h. 126 Main
Richardson E. A., (Richardson & Flagg), h. 126 Main Richardson Wm., B. & A freight house, h. 138 Ashland Richlieu Octave, baker, bds. 34 Holden
Richmond A. E., proprietor of Richmond House
Richmond Clinton Q., at Richmond House
Richmond Hiram, Mrs., h. 2 Marietta cor. Franklin
Richmond M. F., Mrs., h. 27 State
Richmond Sanford E., shoemaker, h. head of Franklin
Richmond T. W. & Co., coal dealers, 31 State (see adv. back cover)
Richmond T. W. (T. W. Richmond & Co.), and select- man h. 27 State
Richmond Wm. W., clerk, Adams National Bank, bds. Richmond House
Rickey Sarah M., dressmaker, h. 50 Holden
Rider Alvin, h. 98 State
Rider Columbus, hackman, h. 76 State
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Rider Jas. A., painter, h. 98 State Rifenbergh Jonas, h. Marshall, opp. print works Riley Matthew, laborer, h. 34 Liberty Riley Patrick, h. 1 Centre
Ringwood Daniel, dyer, bds. 6 Brooklyn Riordan Timothy (Collins & Riordan), h. 41 W. Main Ripley Edward C., clerk, bds. Richmond House
Ripley Ellen, Mrs., h. 93 Eagle
Ripley Ernest H., boss picker, h. 127 Eagle
Ripley Charles F., express clerk, 59-Main
Ripley Henry N., butcher, h. rear 20 Liberty Ripley Laura, Miss, milliner, h. 93 Eagle Ritker Mr, bds. 129 Main
Rivers Lena, Mrs., h. rear 78 River Rivers Henry, shoemaker, bds. rear 24 Union Rivers Edward, painter, h. 78 River Roach John, h. S. Ashland below R. R. bridge Roach John, laborer, h. 51 Church Roach John, saloon, h. 59 Union Roach Lawrence, h. E. Main near Mountain road Roach Nicholas, E. Main near Mountain road Robere Edmund, laborer, h. 8 South Robere Frank, lather, h. 14 Braytonville
Robere Lillie, h. Walnut st. Moulton Hill Robere John, truckman, h. 35 Washington ave Robere Nelson, laborer, h. 58 Ashland Roberts A. H., Mrs., h. 29 Church Roberts Daniel, watchman, h. Ballou House Roberts David, musician, h. 29 Church Roberts Frank, laborer, h. head N. Eagle Roberts Wm. H., carpenter, h. 86 State Robinson Albert, foreman, h. 198 River Robinson Arthur (J. T. Robinson & Son), h. 72 Holden
Robinson B. F., residence 18 Main cor. Marshall Robinson Chas. H., carpenter, h. 5 N. Eagle Robinson Geo., carpenter, h. 4 Veazie
Robinson J. Q., deputy sheriff and auctioneer, office and residence 18 Main
Robinson James T. & Son, publishers of North Adams Transcript, Bank st. (see adv.)
Robinson James T. (J. T. Robinson & Son), and judge of probate, h. 70 Holden Robinson Jos., employed by E. J. Cary
Robinson Norval W., east end of Main (Kempville)
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Robinson Wm., machinist, h. 4 E. Brooklyn Roby Frank, h. E. Main near Mountain road Rockwell J., judge of district court, office over North Adams Savings Bank, h. 23 Quincy Rockwell Joseph C., student, h. 23 Quincy Rockwell Herbert, student, h. 23 Quincy Rogers Chas. O., painter, h. 57 State Rogers Edwin, meat market and wholesale and retail butter dealer, 59 Main, h. 1 Spring
Rogers Frank, teamster, h. 82 State Rogers John, machinist, h. 13 North Rogers Joseph, h. 13 North
Rogers Mary Jane, Mrs., h. 48 Holden Rogers Patrick, h. head of Houghton Rogers Patrick, laborer, h. 66 River Konan Mary, Mrs., h. old Stamford road Rooney Patrick, bds. 46 S. Furnace rear depot Ross Nathan, h. W. Main beyond the cemetery Rossman Geo. M., clerk, bds. 7 Elm Rossman Peter, cabinetmaker, h. 7 Elm Rourke Maggie, Miss, laundress, Richmond House Rouse A. M., hackman, h. Summer cor. Ashland Rouse Ashley W., carpenter, h. 18 Meadow Rouse John B., laborer, h. 184 River Rouse John (Chace & Co.), h. 7 Quincy Rouse R. D., Mrs., h. 184 River
Rouse Marshall R., overseer carder at Estes mill Freeman Mfg Co., h. 184 River Rowan Henry, laborer, bds. 24 Union Rowan John, carpenter, h. 32 Liberty Rowan Sarah, Mrs., h. 24 Union Rowley Eliza, Mrs., h. 23 Union Roy Callisse, Mrs., widow, h. rear 27 Eagle Royce & Co., proprietors of Mansion House, 41 State Royce S. S. (Royce & Co.), Mansion House Rosasko Costane, fruit, h. 34 State Ruddy Bridget, domestic, Wilson House Rumley Robt., laborer, h. 90 Eagle Rundlett Kirk, engineer, h. 52 Church Russell Albert, laborer, h. 21 Eagle Russell David A., pattern card maker, h. 129 Eagle
Russell Eliza, Mrs., h. 18 Quincy
Russell Rufus A., clerk, b. 51 Holden
Russell Rufus, car inspector, h. rear 3 Elm
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R. S. DILLON & CO.'S
Ryan Chas. A., clerk, bds. 30 Franklin
Ryan D. M. & Co., druggists, Eagle cor. Centre Ryan Dennis M., druggist, bds. 18 Union Ryan Edward, moulder, h. 11 Franklin Ryan Edward, laborer, h. 203 River Ryan Jos., steward, Wilson House, h. 127 State Ryan Jennie, domestic at Wilson House
Ryan John, h. 34 Union hill rear Eclipse mill Ryan Margaret, domestic at 18 Church Ryan Matthew, h. 40 Union hill rear Eclipse mill
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