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Penniman E. B., treas. N. A. Mfg Co., h. 17 Church Penniman Wm., foreman, h. 42 Ashland
Penniman Walter E., bookkeeper N. A. Mf'g Co., h. 17 Church
Percy Clark, Mountain road near E. Main Perkins Benjamin F. and Chas., h. East road
Perkins Frank, farmer, h. S. Church near town line
Pero Edward, laborer, h. 14 Centre
Pero Fred., h. on hill rear 24 Brooklyn
Pero George, mason, h. 28 Spring
Pero James, h. 41 Braytonville
Pero Joseph, laborer, h. 20 Cliff rear Union hill .
Pero Louis, laborer, h. 157 Union
Pero Mahaile, h. 91 Eagle
Pero Peter, teams er, h. 70 State
Perry Frank, clerk, h. 16 Pleasant
Perry Frank, clerk, bds. 19 Quincy
Perry Frank A., clerk at Burlingame & Darbys'
Perry Geo. B., agent Ames Lumber Co., h. 24 Quincy Perry Geo., mason, h. 3 E Brooklyn
Perry Peter, teamster, h. 70 State
Petitt Chas., resides with H. J. Ballou
Phelps Chas. W., baggagemaster, rooms 20 Pleasatt
Phelps Mrs., widow, h. rear 27 Union
Phelps Henry A., teamster, h. 4 Brown
Phillips A. G. Miss, h. 4, Church Phillips Albert, h. south end of Ashland Phillips Anna C. Miss, clerk for Robt. Tobin
Phillips Mrs., h. rear 51 Church
Phillips H. L., residence 17 Chestnut
Phillips H. P. Mrs., h. 77 Main
Phillips Jerome, feed, h. 17 Liberty
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Phillips Geo. E., cigarmaker, bds. 52 Holden
Phillips John, wool sorter, h. 2 Braytonville
Phillips W. H., feed, etc., h. 17 Liberty
Phoenix Mills, M. D. & A. W. Hodge, proprietors, foot of Main (see adv.)
Pied Oliver, laborer, h. 76 Holden
Pierce Wm. H., painter, h. rear 46 Centre
Pierce Mr., at Zylonite works, h. 14 Pleasant
Pike Alton T., laborer, h. rear 32 Ashland
Pike Edward, h. 6 Walnut st. (Moulton hill)
Pike Frank M., teamster, Chase block, Centre st.
Pike C. Niles, marble and granite worker and sculptor, . h. 31 Houghton
Pike Chas. Nathan, carpenter and builder, 39 Brooklyn, h. 48 Houghton (see adv.)
Pike Clarence, laborer, h. rear 32 Ashland
Pike & French, marble and granite workers, W. Main opp. Cemetery (see adv.)
Pike Jeremiah, h. 189 Main
Pike James, cattle dealer, h. 46 E. Quincy
Pike Leonard, express driver, h. 23 Brooklyn
Pike M. M., dealer in beef, pork, mutton, ham, lard, poultry, sausages, etc., 191 Main, h. 189 Main
Pike Nathan, h. 48 Houghton
Pinkham Fred. W., machinist, h. 40 Summer
Pinkham John M., foreman, h. 40 Summer Pitt John W., h. 6 North
Ploff Joseph, laborer, h. Moulton hill
Plue Andrew, tanner, h. 29 Union
Plumb Sanford H., clerk, h. 23 Walnut
Plumb Sidney H., carpenter, h. 25 Walnut Plumb Sidney A., clerk, Burlingame & Darby's
Plunkett Wm. B., treasurer of Greylock mills Pollard John, mining engineer, h. 5 Church
Pomeroy Lemuel, agent of S. Blackinton Woolen Co.
Pond M. F., supt. W. G. Cady & Co., h. 34 Church Porter Arthur C. (Tower & Porter), h. 15 Quincy Porter E. L. Mrs., h. 150 S. Ashland Porter Rufus L., shoemaker, h. 150 Ashland Porter William P. Mrs., h. 67 Church
Post Edward H., hairdresser, h. 6 Prospect Post Edward, h. on hill rear 36 Prospect
Post Peter, teamster, h. on hill rear 36 Prospect
Potter Almond H., boarding house, 87 Eagle
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Potter A. G. & A., attorneys at law and notaries, Bank block, 69 Main
Potter Alice Mrs., h. 8 Beaver
Potter A. G., master in chancery and notary, h. 8 Cherry Potter Edward, shoemaker, h. Ashland cor. Washington avenue
Potter Edward, porter at Mansion House
Potter Hobert B., civil engineer, h. 7 Pleasant
Potter Martha E., widow, h. 1 Elm opp. Grant
Potter Warren L., clerk N. A. Savings Bank, h. 9 Quincy Potter Wells E., clerk, h. 87 Eagle
Powell John, laborer, h. 101 W. Main
Powers James, laborer, h. rear 31 Centre
Powers Mary, domestic at 99 Main
Powers Patrick, laborer, bds. 25 Centre
Pratt Alton L., boxmaker, h. 27 Walnut
Pratt Amos, carpenter, h. 32 River
Pratt Arthur, painter, h. 110 Main
Pratt Edward H. (Wm. Martin & Co.), h. 33 Union
Pratt Frank L., head of Franklin (Clarksburgh)
Pratt Frank, shoemaker, bds. 12 Bank
Pratt Franklin M., shoemaker. h. 10 Bank
Pratt Fred. M., shoe finisher, h. 110 Main
Pratt Henry W., engineer, h. 110 Main
Pratt John T., tinsmith, h. rear 20 Liberty
Pratt Norman, shoemaker, h. 19 Brooklyn
Pratt Wm. W., engraver, h. 33 Union Pratt Wm. W. jr., clerk, h. 33 Union
Predum Andrew, carriagemaker, h. 16 Brooklyn
Prentice Jos. M., carpenter, h. 10 Franklin
Preo Mahail Mrs., h. 91 Eagle
Preston Annie Mrs., h. Holden
Preston A. W., attorney and counsellor at law, office Bank block, h. 6 Pleasant Preston Chas. M., clerk, bds. 6 Pleasant
Preston Frank, bds. Tunnel City House
Prevey Chas., shoemaker, h. 34 E. Union
Price Emery, shoemaker, h. 1 E. Brooklyn
Price John, blacksmith, bds. 22 Marshall
Price Richard, h. 26 Braytonville
Prior Peter, dyer, h. 103 W. Main
Pritchard Wm. H., bookkeeper Adams National Bank, h. 32 Summer Proctor E. L., carpenter, room 7, Clark's block
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Proud Martin, laborer, h. 51 Church
Provost Augustus, baker, h. 34 Holden Provost Simon, fireman, h. 104 Eagle Puffer Henry L., shoemaker, h. Main cor. Kemp Pulsifer Apollos B , h. 17 Frederick Pulver Henry, laborer, h. 49 Prospect Purcell Chas. W., train master, h. 152 S. Ashland Purtell Catherine Mrs., h. 19 Elm
Purtell James, saloon 13 State, h. 13 Elm
Purtell Thomas, hostler at Mansion House Putnam T. J., physician over N. Y. store, h. 29 Church Pyne Edward, laborer, h. 70 Centre
Pyne Wm., laborer, h. 70 Centre
Pyne Wm., lawyer, Bank block, h. 70 Centre
Quackenbush Cassius T., butcher for Horace A. Tower Quimby Frank E., conductor, h. 19 Spring Quinn John, watchman, h. 204 E. Main Quinn Michael, laborer, h. 204 E. Main Quinn Sarah, 30 Marshall opp. print works Quinn Sylvanus S., butcher, h. 4 South Quinn Thomas, saloon, 59 Union
Quinton Albert, fruits and vegetables, 87 Centre Quinton Chas., marble quarry near Natural bridge Quinton John, carder, at Eagle mill Quinton Wm., h. marble quarry near Natural bridge Quirk James, foreman, h. 24 Marshall
Quong Wing Wah 1st, laundry, 31 Eagle
Quong Wing Wah 2d, at Laundry, 31 Eagle Quong Wing Wah 3d, at Laundry, 31 Eagle
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Radey Patrick, carpenter, h. 4 Elm Radlo Dora and Louise, teachers, Union street school Radlo Eliza Mrs., h. 9 Cherry Radlo Otto, clerk, h. 9 Cherry Rainey Thomas, shoemaker, bds. 15 W. Main Ramsdell Charles H., carpenter, h. 8 Briggs ave.
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Ramsdell H. M., proprietor 99 Cent Store, specialties made of crockery, glass ware, jewelry, plated ware, picture frames, etc., 6 Wilson block, h. Davenport block, 91 Main (see adv.)
Rand Alice V., teacher, Veazie street school
Rand Clark, carpenter, h. 7 Prospect
Rand David, carpenter, h. 32 Ashland
Rand E. A. & Son, coal, flour, grain, meal, cement, marble dust, etc., office 43 Ashland street, h. 18 Chestnut (see adv.)
Rand Fernando L. (E. A. Rand & Son), h. 16 Chestnut
Rand Franklin, teamster, h. 2 Beaver
Rand George H., clerk, h. 7 Prospect
Rand Henry C., policeman, h. 7 Prospect
Rand John W., clerk, h. 5 Prospect
Rand L. C., boot and shoe dealer, Rice's block, 5 Eagle st., h. 7 Prospect (see adv.)
Ranshausen Herbert H., clerk, bds. 19 Quincy
Rathbone Harriet, h. 14 Union
Rawlinson Anna Miss, bds. 115 Main
Rawlinson Robert, clerk for A. B. Wright
Rawlinson Win., dyer, bds. 12 Marshall
Ray Etta Miss, clerk, in depot restaurant
Ray F. N., proprietor of the Central boot, shoe, hat, cap and fur store, 1 Burlingame block, h. 27 Church (see adv.)
Ray Hiram H., carpenter, bds. 19 Quincy
Raybold W. H. H., bookkeeper, Arnold print works
CALL AT RAMSDELL'S 99 CENT STORE
Where is to be found an immense assortment of
Fancy Goods, Jewelry, Plated Ware, Housekeeping Goods, &c.
HEADQUARTERS FOR 5 AND 10 CENT GOODS. PICTURES FRAMED TO ORDER.
6 Wilson Block, Main St., North Adams, Mass.
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Raycroft Annie, domestic at 135 Main Raymond George, bookkeeper, bds. 5 Spring Raymond David H. Mrs., h. 5 Spring Raymond Mrs., h. E. Main near the mountain Raymond George W., cashier Barnard's, h. Spring Read Annie E., principal at Veazie street school Read Chas. H., tanner (at Hancock), h. 22 Quincy
Reardon Daniel, tobacconist and cigar manufacturer, and smokers' articles in general, Reardon's block, Bank street, h. 53 Church Reardon Michael, boss beamer, h. 3 Brown Reardon Timothy II., telegraph operator, bds. 23 State
Reardon Timothy F., shoemaker, h. 31 Liberty Reed Ellen and Mary, h. 3 Church place
Reed Joseph, engraver, h. 111 Eagle
Reed Fred. W., sketcher, h. 111 Eagle
Reed Henry F., pianos, etc., h. 3 Church place
Reed Jos. P., engraver, bds. 65 Centre Reed Washington M., printer, h. 17 Meadow
Reid Chas. D., agent of American National and U. S. & Canada Express Co's., offices in depot and 59 Main, h. 66 Church
Regan Christopher, liquors, ales, etc., 15 Eagle, h. 14 Pearl
Regan Daniel, clerk, h. 30 W. Main
Regan Daniel J., harnessmaker, h. 87 River
Regan John T., laborer, h. 106 Union Regan John, teamster, h. 263 E. Main Regan Wm. H., engineer, h. 2 Brown
Reiter Wm., weaver, bds. 26 Brown Rennie H. G., brakeman, h. 41 Holden Rennie Sarah Miss, h. 116 Main Reno Eugene, Main opp. Congress Reno Lemuel, on hill rear 24 Brooklyn
Restenholtz Ignatz, fireman at Wilson House Reynolds Michael, laborer, h. 9 North
Rice Chas. E., engineer, h. 31 Veazie Rice Elsie M. Miss, h. 13 Summer
Rice F. R. Dr., dentist, office 110 Main, bds. 19 Quincy Rice George Mrs. and Miss Eliza, 139 Main
Rice John A., druggist, Main cor. Eagle, h. 137 Main Rice Geo. L., physician, h. 141 Main Rice John J., laborer, h. 27 Veazie
Rice Levi A., h. 25 Centre
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Rice Solomon, watchman, h. rear 138 Ashland
Rice Wm. A. Mrs., h. 13 Summer
Rice Wm. R., spinner, h. 34 Washington avenue
Rich Chas., shoemaker, h. 119 Main st., Braytonville
Rich Geo., butcher, h. Burdickville
Rich Lemuel, teamster, h. River cor. Brown
Rich Moses, bds. American House
Richard Theophile, laborer, h. 163 Union
Richards Lafayette, h. Mountain road near E. Main
Richardson & Flagg, coal, wood, hay, straw, plaster, seeds, etc., 59 State st., and Wilson House block Holden street
Richardson E. C. Mrs., h. 126 Main cor. Church
Richardson Frank S., clerk and treas. N. A. Gas Light Co., and agent N. H. and Northampton R. R. Co., and clerk and treas. N. A. Fire dist., h. 126 Main
Richardson E. A. (Richardson & Flagg), h. Morris between Summer and Quincy
Richardson Wm., at B. & A. freight house, h. 98} Church Richmond A. E., prop'r Richmond House, h. 13 Quincy 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. 56 Franklin
Richmond Thomas, cigarmaker for M. Dailey
Richmond T. W. & Co., coal dealers, 31 State (see adv. back cover)
Richmond T. W. (T. W. Richmond & Co.), h. 27 State
Richmond Willie W., clerk Adams National Bank, h. 18 Quincy
Rickey Sarah M., dressmaker, h. 50 Holden
Rider Jas. A., painter, h. 79 State
Rifenbergh Jonas, h. 44 Marshall
Riley James, coachman at Flagg's livery
Ringwood Daniel, 40 Union hill rear Eclipse mill
Riordan Timothy, h. High street
Ripley Edward C., clerk, 127 Eagle Ripley Ellen Mrs., h. 98 Eagle
Ripley Ernest H., clerk, h. 127 Eagle
Ripley Elijah H., watchman, h. 127 Eagle
Ripley Henry N., butcher, h. 26 E. Brooklyn
Rivers Michael, laborer, h. 101 Union
Roach John, laborer, h. alley rear 51 Centre
Roach Lawrence, h. 253 E. Main near Mountain road
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Roach Maurice, carpenter, bds. Hotel Brunswick
Roach Nicholas, 253 E. Main near Mountain road
Roach Patrick, laborer, h. 253 E. Main
Roach Peter, laborer, h. 61 Union
Robare Edmund, laborer, h. 8 South
Robare Frank, lather, h. Burdickville
Robare Francis, at Woolen mill, h. 40 Braytonville
Robare John, trucking, h. 35 Washington ave. (see adv.)
Robare Lillie, h. Walnut st. Moulton hill
Robare Nelson, laborer, h. 56 Ashland
Roberts A. H. Mrs , b. 30 Church
Roberts David, musician, h. 30 Church
Roberts Frank, laborer, h. 33 N. Eagle
Roberts Wm. H., carpenter, h. 82 State
Robinson A. E. Mrs., bds. 13 Brown
Robinson Albert, carpenter, h. 200 River
Robinson Arthur (J. T. Robinson & Son), h. 72 Holden
Robinson B. F., residence 18 Main cor. Marshall
Robinson Chas. H., carpenter, h. 85 Ashland
Robinson Geo., carpenter, h. 85 Ashland
Robinson J. Q. Mrs., h. 18 Main
Robinson James T. & Son, publishers of North Adams Transcript, Bank st. (see adv.)
Robinson James T. (J. T. Robinson & Sou), and judge of probate, h. 70 Holden
Robinson Jos., employed by E. J. Cary
Robinson Wm., machinist, h. 21 Houghton
Roby Frank, h. 248 E. Main
Roch Francis, salesman, h. 16 E. Quincy
Rock Henry, h. 43 E. Union near 5 points
Rockwell J. Mrs., h. 23 Quincy
Rockwell Joseph C., student, h. 23 Quincy
Rockwell Herbert, student, h. 23 Quincy
Rockwood Frank, mechanic, h. 117 State
Rogers Anna Mrs., h. 13 North
Rogers Chas. O., painter, h. rear 74 Main
Rogers Edwin, meat market and wholesale and retail butter dealer, 59 Main, h. 1 Spring Rogers Frankie Miss, h. 1 Blackinton block
Rogers James, laborer, h. 196 River
Rogers John, machinist, h. 3 Frederick
Rogers Mary Jane Mrs., h. 1 Blackinton block
Ronan Mary Mrs., h. old Stamford road
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Rossman Geo. M., clerk, bds. 7 Elm
Rossman Peter, cabinetmaker, h. 7 Elm Rosasko Costane, grocer, h. 33 Spring Rougeau Napoleon, bds. rear 34 Main
Rouse A. M., hackman, orders may be left at telegraph office 72 Main, h. Summer cor. Ashland
Rouse Ashbel W., carpenter and builder, 18 Meadow (see adv.)
Rouse James G., moulder, h. Meadow opp. Cherry
Rouse John B., laborer, h. 184 River
Rouse John (Chace & Co.), h. 7 Quincy
Rouse Marshall R., h. 184 River
Rouse R. D. Mrs., h. 184 River
Rowan Henry, laborer, h. 2+ Union
Rowan John, carpenter, h. 32 Liberty
Rowan Sarah Mrs., h. 24 Union
Rowley Eliza Mrs., h. 23 E. Union near 5 points
Rowley Francis H. Rev., pastor of Baptist Church, h. 20 Church
Roy Jacob, laborer, h. Willow dell
Rumley Robt. and Thomas, h. 31 Furnace
Rundlett Kirk, engineer, h. 75 E. Main
Rush Ann Mrs., h. 27 Brown
Russell Albert, laborer, h. 21 Eagle Russell David A., clerk Freeman's, h. 129 Eagle
Russell H. A., hack driver, at Flagg's livery
Russell May Miss, clerk, h. 16 Ashland
Russell Rufus A., clerk, h. 51 Holden
Russell Rufus, car inspector, h. 30 Washington ave. Russett Tuffield, laborer, h. 108 River Ryan Chas. A., clerk, bds. 30 Franklin
Ryan Edward, moulder, h. 11 Franklin Ryan Edward, laborer, h. 203 River Ryan James, cook, h. 45 W. Main
Ryan Jos., steward, Mansion House, h. 127 State Ryan Lawrence, butcher, rear 20 Liberty
Ryan. Maggie, waiter, Richmond House
Ryan Matthew, h. 28 Union hill rear Eclipse mill Ryan Michael, foundryman, h. 14 Brooklyn Ryan Nellie Miss, dressmaker, bds. 51 Centre Ryan Nora Miss, milliner, bds. 51 Centre
Ryan Patrick, laborer, h. 7 North continued Ryan P., proprietor of Union House, 18 Union Ryan Patrick, cigarmaker, h. 51 Centre
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Ryan Patrick, cigarmaker for M. Dailey Ryan Thos. J. (Madden & Co.), h. 3 Centre Ryan William, dyer, h. 9 Main Ryder Columbus, watchman, h. 21 N. Eagle Ryder Sydney E., carpenter, h. 33 North Eagle
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Sabın Margaret, widow, h. 11 Brooklyn
Sabin Wm., shoemaker, h. 11 Brooklyn Safford Ruth M. Mrs., h. 115 Main
Saingenett Charles, h. 68 Centre
Sampson Belle F. Miss, bds. 20 Pleasant Sampson Belle S. Miss, h. 87 Eagle
Sampson C. T. Mf'g Co., shoe manufacturers, office and factory 52 Marshall
Sampson C. T., shoe manufacturer, bds. Wilson House
Sanders Monroe, shoemaker, h. 21 South
Sanders Mary J. Mrs., h. Millard's block
Sanford W. R., h. Chestnut street
Sanford Herbert A., clerk Bolands, h. 4 Quincy Sanford Michael, h. 17 Quincy
Sanford Susie M., milliner with Miss A. E. Foster
Sanford Wm. H., h. 13 Chestnut
Sannee Julius, h. Union hill Eclipse mill
Sannee Moses, laborer, h. 30 Spring Sansoucy Nicholas, h. 9 Prospect Sargent John W., lamplighter, h. 119 Main Saunders Clarence, slater, h. Union above Glen mill Saunier Roger, laborer, h. 6 Brown
Savage H. C. (C. H. Cutting & Co.), h. 10 Arnold place Savoy Nelson, mason, h. 28 Brown
Sawyer Geo. M., engineer, h. 2 Holbrook
Saxton Edward C., painter, h. 1 South Schomberg Henry, bookkeeper, h. 3 E. Brooklyn Scott Adelia Mrs., h. 26 South
Scott John L. 2d, carpenter, h. 23 E. Brooklyn Scott Albert W., swine dealer, h. 84 W. Main Scott Arthur H., h. 26 South
Scott Franklin, carpenter, h. 23 E. Brooklyn
Scott Henry W., carpenter, h. 23 E. Brooklyn Scott John L., farmer, 95 S. Church
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Scott L. L., restaurant and dealer in fruits, oysters, cigars, tobacco, etc., 55 Main, h. 55 Holden Scott William, laborer, h. 32 Spring Scriven W. R. Mrs., h. 36 Holden Scully Daniel, laborer, h. West Shaft road Scully Frank, porter, Richmond House Scully James, laborer, h. 33 Prospect
Scully Thomas, h. Marshall near print works Sears Barnabas, carpenter, h. 28 South Sears Charles, shoecutter, h. 28 South Sears George, painter, h. 28 South Season Christina, h. 6 W. Main above Phoenix mills Season John, h. t W. Main above Phoenix mills Season Jos., h. 10 W. Main above Phoenix mills Secor Fred. A., plumber, h. 83 State Sedgewick E. A., gardener, h. 25 Liberty Sedgwick Samuel, manufacturer of salve, 25 Liberty Sedgwick Geo. E. Mrs., h. 7 Veazie
Sedgwick Theo., painter, bds. 25 Centre
Seitz Tobias, h. E. Brooklyn cor. Houghton Selby Ralph, h. 87 Union
Senacal Alexander, carpenter, h. 7 South
Senecal Peter, shoemaker, h. rear 17 Washington ave.
Sexty Thos., dye sinker, bds. Richmond House
Seymour -, farmer, h. Notch road Sharp Frank, artist, h. 13 Spring Shays Henry, farmer, h. Notch road Shays Susan Miss, domestic at 137 Main Shea Cornelius Mrs., h. 97 South Ashland Shea Henry, hairdresser, bds. 117 Eagle Shea James, cigarmaker, with L. H. Duso Shea John, laborer, bds. 41 W. Main Shea John, laborer, bds. 15 W. Main Shea John, laborer, h. 117 Eagle
Shea Jeremiah, mechanic, h. 4 Bethel Shea Michael, clerk, h. 117 Eagle Shea Michael, h. 4 Bethel
Shea Patrick, laborer. h. Ashland below Washington ave. Shea Patrick 2d, dyer, h. rear 94 Eagle Shea Thomas, butcher for Jas. Fitzgerald Sheehan Mary Miss, h. 24 River Sheehan Michael, laborer, bds. 12 Centre Sheldon Albert M., clerk, h. 5 Summer Sheldon Electa C. and Mary M., h. 109 Main
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Sheldon Eliza, h. 20 E. Quincy Sheldon Eliza F. Mrs., h. 133 Main
Sheldon Hiram G., physician, h. Briggs ave.
Sheldon Ira, carpenter, h. 27 N. Eagle
Shepard Geo. L., supt. Millard's, h. 11 Union
Shepard Lewis, laborer, bds. 155 Union Shepard Theresa M. Mrs., h. 11 Union
Sheridan Daniel, h. 38 Braytonville
Sheridan Mary Mrs., h. Union near Beaver mill
Sherman Fanny Mrs., h. 8 Jackson
Sherman Chas. E., billiard parlor, 1 and 2 Martin block, h. 4 Clark's block (see adv.)
Sherman Fred M. (P. J. Jenks & Co.), h. 100 Church Sherman Carl, h. old Stamford road
Sherman Frank, shoemaker, h. 10 Beacon
Sherman H. A. & Co., general store and agents Nat'l line of European Steamships, 36 Main st., Braytonville Sherman Henry, tailor, room 9 Clark's block
Sherman Horace, at woolen mill, h. 20 Braytonville
Sherman Horace A., merchant, h. Braytonville
Sherman Joel Mrs., bds. 110 Main
Sherman Yates, tinsmith, h. Bradford place
Sherry Julia Mrs., h. 99 Union
Sherry Patrick, laborer, h. 42 Franklin
Sherry Rose G., teacher at Veazie st. school
Sherry Thos., laborer, h. 71 Union
Sherwin Thomas S. Mrs., h. 27 Houghton Sherwood Adial Mrs., h. 12 Arnold place
Shields John, laborer, woolen mill, h. 12 Braytonville Shields Mr., teamster, h. 4 South
Shipley Sophia Miss, h. 22 Chestnut
Shippey Grace M. Miss, h. 52 Houghton
Shorrock Edwin, machine printer, h. 44 Liberty
Shultis Charles E., chiet of police, h. 49 Liberty Shultis David, h. rear 65 Centre Shultis Wm. H., h. rear 65 Centre
Shultis Wm. S., weaver, h. 210 River Sicard Adolphus, over Loftus marble yard Silver Charles, laborer, h. 25 W. Main Simons R. Mrs., millinery, 63 Main, h. 9 Blackinton block Simons L., peddler, 9 Blackinton block Simmons Sidney A., clerk, h. 8 Holbrook
Simonds John, tripe and tallow dealer, h. 6 N. Eagle
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Simpson Geo. F., physician and surgeon, office and residence 80 Eagle, office hours 7 to 8:30 A. M., 12:30 to 2 and 6 to 8 p. M.
Skelley Thomas, shoemaker, 14 Marshall rear Phoenix mill
Slade George, engineer, h. 33 Brooklyn Slattery Dennis, h. off head of Veazie st.
Slattery Edward, h. alley rear 51 Centre Slattery Honora Mrs., h. 6 Central ave. off Franklin Slattery James, carpenter, h. 1 W. Main Slattery John, laborer, h. 12 Centre 1
Slattery Robert, laborer, h. Central ave.
Slattery Wm., bds. with Dennis Sullivan
Sly Addison, farmer, h. Notch road
Smith A. W. (H. A. Smith & Son), h. Blackinton Smith Amanda Mrs., h. 12 South Smith Anna C. Mrs., h. 12 South
Smith Clarence E., steam fitter, h. 21 South
Smith Edward, mechanic, bds. 119 W. Main
Smith Ephraim, laborer, h. 67 Union
Smith Frank W., sewing machines, bds. American House
Smith Frank R., conductor, h. 3 Hall
Smith Frederick S., civil engineer and surveyor, office and residence 89 Main
Smith George, mechanic, bds. Ballou House
Smith Gideon H., shoe finisher, h. 42 State
Smith Hiram R., farmer, 72 Eagle
Smith Homer & Son, proprietors N. Y. store, dealers in dry goods, trimmings and fancy goods, agents for Butterick's patterns, 81 and 83 Main (see adv.)
Smith Homer A. (H. A. Smith & Son), h. 7 Spring Smith Isaac, shoemaker, h. Meadow near Cherry Smith Jas., laborer, h. 42 Liberty
Smith James, at woolen mill, h. 33 Braytonville
Smith John, machine printer, h. 14 Frederick Smith John A., plumber, h 47 Union Smith. John E., shoemaker, head of Briggs ave.
Smith Joseph, finisher, h. 20 Liberty Smith Martin, laborer, h. 25 E. Brooklyn Smith Mr., supt., of town farm, S Church st. Smith Nathaniel, south end of Ashland Smith Nathan A., policeman, h. 44 N. Eagle Smith Oscar, rooms with Augustus Crane
Smith Phebe Mrs., h. 2 E. Quincy
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Smith Patrick H., clerk, h. 12 Pearl
Smith Robert, policeman, h. 202 E. Main
Smith Samuel, h. 12 Pearl
Smith Samuel 2d, h. 12 Pearl
Smith Samuel 3d, h. rear 51 Centre
Smith W. N. & Co., dealers in dry goods, groceries and general merchandise, 2 Beaver
Smith Walter N. (W. N. Smith & Co.), h. Union opp. Glen mill
Smith Warren, helper, h. 78 River
Snyder Geo., tinsmith, h. 123 Eagle
Snyder Peter, oyster and lunch rooms, choice brands of ales, lagers, wines, liquors, cigars, etc., basement 84 Main, h. 8 E. Brooklyn
Snyder T. P., poulterer, h. 123 Eagle
Snyder Willis G. (F. A. Brooks & Co.), h. 123 Eagle
Somers Joseph, tailor, h. rear 85 Main
Sorrell & McMann, lunch rooms, keep on hand the best brands of ales, wines, liquors, cigars, &c., 84 Main (see adv.)
Sorrell Peter (Sorrell & McMann), h. 34 Main
Sorrell Vital, laborer, h. 125 Union
Soule Frank H., car inspector, h. 10 Quincy
Soule C. I. Dr., dentist, office Collins block, 59 Main
Southwick Daniel W., watchman, h. 7 Hudson
Southwick M. S., millinery, 95 Main (see adv.) Sparrow Geo., shoemaker, h. 11 Hudson
Sparrow Warren, shoemaker, h. 11 Hudson
Sparrow William, shoemaker, h. 11 Hudson Spaulding Edgar. blacksmith, h. 17 Veazie Spaulding Fred. E., grocer, h. 17 Veazie Spear Henry S., h. 74 State
Spear Henry S. Mrs., dressmaker, h. 74 State Spear John W., canvasser, h. 21 Chestnut
Spear Wm. F., deputy postmaster, bds. 21 Chestnut Sperry W. H. & Co., dealers in crockery, glass, silver- plated ware, house furnishing goods, etc., 2 Martin block (see adv. next page)
Sperry W. H. (W. H. Sperry & Co.), h. 57 Holden Sprague Chas. M., bookkeeper, h. 134 Eagle Sprague Chas., shoemaker, h. 14 Marietta Sprague Nelson Mrs., and Herbert D., h. 76 State Sprague R. A. Mrs., h. 3 Marietta Spry Jennie Mrs., rear 83 Main
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Stacey Etta A., bookkeeper, E. J. Cary, h. 17 Quincy
Stack Ellen Mrs., h. 6 W. Main
Stack James, liquors and ales, 17 State
Stack Richard, laborer, h. 80 River
Stafford Fred J. Mrs., h. 87 Eagle
Stafford H. M., physician and surgeon, office 4 Martin block, h. 37 Liberty
Stafford Nathan, farmer, h. E. Mountain road
Stafford Jane Mrs., h. 37 Liberty
Stafford Joel C., h. 87 Liberty
Stafford Wm., shoemaker, h. 90 Main
Staples Sidney M., supt. Beaver mill, h. 36 Beaver
Starks H. Watson, butcher, h. 92 South Church Starkweather Mary Mrs., h. 121 Union
Stedman W. H., telephone manager, h. 54 Holden Stetson Nelson B., clerk with F. B. Mason Stevens Chas. E., laborer, h. 27 Houghton Stevens Ed. H., telegraphist in depot Stevens S. F., conductor, h. 22 Chestnut Stevens Thomas, carpenter, h. 20 Summer Stevenson Fannie, teacher Union street school Stevenson Robt., h. 7 Veazie
W. H. SPERRY & CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
CROCKERY, GLASS,
SILVER - PLATED WARE, HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS and KEROSENE OIL, No. 2 MARTIN'S BLOCK, Main Street, NORTH ADAMS, MASS.
18
138
R. S. DILLON & CO.'S
Stevenson Thos., shoemaker, h. 9 Brooklyn
Stewart Adelia A. Mrs., h. 12 Jackson
Stewart B. A., sashmaker, h. 111 State
Stewart Chas., bds. 9 Union
Stewart Charles, brakeman, h. 12 Jackson
Stewart Chas. E., insurance, 4 Holden, h. 126 Main (see adv.)
Stewart Edward, engraver, h. 16 Prospect
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