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Babeu Joseph. tanner, h 101 Union
Bacon Arthur W., at Zylonite, h 3 East Quincy
Bacon Alvin, laborer, h 31 Veazie Baccigalupo Giovanni Battista, h State Baccigalupo Luigi, h State
Baccigalupo Arcangelo, h State
Badar (Bedard) Louis, laborer, h 6 Holden
Bailey Leonard J., works Bartlett's, h 7 Prospect
Buy Your Coal of T. W. Richmond & Co.
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Bailey Henry C., carder, h North Franklin Bailey John C., works N. L. Millard's shoe shop, h 32 Spring Baird John, laborer, h 118 Eagle Baker Daniel, barber, bds. Center
Baker S. R., works Zylonite, h 189 East Main Baker (Belanger) Archie, truckman, lı 28 East Union
Baker (Belanger) Joseph, laborer, h 30 East Union
Bakey John, laborer, h 11 Prospect
Baldwin Maggie, works "The Wilson"
Ballou Morton M. bds. with Henry Ballou
Ballou Henry J., farmer, south end of State
Ballou W. A., proprietor of the Ballou House, 85 and 87 State Ballou Maturin Mrs., at Ballou house
Ballou Willard, butter, h 120 Eagle cor. Hudson
Baraby Wm., carpenter, h 8 Phoenix Barber Archer H., clerk, h 13 Pleasant
Barber D. J., leather manufacturer and dealer in findings, pelts and tallow, office 27 Union, h 13 Pleasant
Barber E. C., (McMillin & Barber) bds. 13 Pleasant
Barber Frank J., clerk, h 13 Pleasant
Barber J. M., carriage and sleigh mfr., 20 W. Main, h 18 W. Main Barbour John, h 33 Bracewell ave
Barcelou D. A., (McDougal & Barcelou), h 7 Bryant Bard Cleffus, hostler, h 5 Meadow Barden C. F., contractor, h 3 Freeman ave
Barden Mary, dressmaker, 6 North Church
Barden Huldah Mrs., h 6 North Church Barden Francis, carpenter, h 105 Union Bardwell Frank D., civil engineer, h 9 Union
Bardwell Wm. E., south end of Ashland, near Church
Bardwell Elijah Mrs., south end of Ashland, near Church
Bargon ( Bergeron) Joseph, laborer, h 200 River Barkley Frank, laborer, 28 River Barkley Robert, laborer, h 200 River
Barlow Alvin H., mechanic, bds Grove
Barlow Clara M., florist, 14 Arnold place
Barlow E. T., domestic, 19 Church
Barlow Wm. K. Mrs., 19 Church
Barnard & Reed, dealers in ready made clothing, gents' fur- nishing goods, hats, caps, trunks, etc,, Blackinton block Main Barnard Edwin, ( Barnard & Reed), h 29 Summer
Barnes John M., manager Feige's bottling wks, 1 & 3 Marshall bds 28 East Brooklyn
Barnes L. M., watches, jewelry, diamonds, spectacles, pianos, organs and sheet music, 5 Wilson House block, h 25 Quincy Barnicoat R. A. Mrs., teacher, h South Ashland
Barnicoat, T. White Sewing machine's, h south end of Ashland Barrett John H. Mrs., dressmaker, h 88 State
All Kinds of Coal at T. W. Richmond & Co's.
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Barrett John, h 59 South Furnace
Barrett Joseph, machinist, bds. 35 Walnut
Barrett Michael, agent, h 147 East Main
Barrett William, express messenger, h 147 East Main
Barrington Mark, laborer, h 14 Furnace
Barrowclough Edwin, laborer, hold road to Stamford
Barry Daniel F., clerk, h 4 Veazie
Barry & Donahoe, proprietors Zylonite Hotel, Zylonite
Barry John, carpenter, h 13 West Main
Barry Patrick, bartender at Quinn's, bds 71 Union
Barry John, saloon, 22 Holden, bds 4 Phoenix
Barry Margaret Mrs., h 4 Phoenix
Barry Michael F., h 1 Marshall
Barry Patrick Mrs., h 1 Marshall, rear Phoenix mills
Bartlett Alanon M., clerk at Milliard's shoe shop, hi 9 Meadow
Bartlett Cortland G., drug clerk, 26 East Quincy
Bartlett Albert, contractor, h 11 North
Barlett Lincoln E., works Zylonite, h 76 West Main
Bartlett Bros., contractors and builders, saw mill rear of State Bartlett Homer, contractor, h 31 North
Barrovero Domenico, h Sanford's lane
Barth Joseph H., h Bracewell ave
Bashaw ( Bachant) Julius laborer, h 22 Union
Bashaw (Bachant) Chas., wks A. P. W., h 65 Ashland
Bassett Julia, seamstress, h 35 Sumner
Bascomb John, h 19 Quincy
Bassett E. T., sketchmaker at Freeman's, bds Richmond house
Bassett Catherine Mrs., seamstress, h 35 Summer
Bassett Henry, painter, paint shop, rear 128 East Main, bds. Cava- naugh's block
Bassett Hiram, laborer, h 12 Beaver
Bataina Rocco, h State
Batchley Frank h 6 Blackinton block
Bateman Herbert R , clerk, h 3 Elm
Bateman, T. S., dealer in beef, pork mutton, ham, sausages, etc. also manufacturer of pressed corned beef, Central market, h 3 Elm .
Bates Jolin S., laborer, h 34 Brown
Bates ( Ducharme ) Mark, East road to Adams, near Charles A. Brown's Bates (Ducharme) Wm. H., machinist, h 115 West Main, Braytonville Bates Wm. H Jr., engraver at Zylonite, h 115 West Main
Battie Thomas, h 17 Veazie
Batteni Antonio, hi 105 State
Bazinet Rose, clerk at Hathaway & Draper's, 110 Main
Beach Charles E., baggage master, h 7 Arnold place
Beadles Evan, painter, h 62 West Main
Beals Homer, laborer, h 1 Hospital ave
Beals Charles T., works F. R. R., h 25 East Quincy
T. W. RICHMOND & CO., Coal Dealers,
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Beals D. L, carpenter, h 110 Main
Beales J. L., dealer in paper stock and metals, tin, glass and wooden ware, etc., h 3 North Eagle (see adv) Beals Wm., tin peddler, 7 North Eagle Bear Odilan, laborer, h 86 River Bearford David, laborer, h 16 Center Beatty Archer, Eclipse mill, h 8 Union
Beatty Charles W., tinsmith, h 3 North Eagle
Beaudin Moses, h Beaver, near mill Beaupre Cyprien, shoemaker, h 9 Fuller Beaupre Fred, laborer, h 52 Liberty
Beauchamp John, works at tannery, h 22 Union Beauchamp Albert, h 22 Union
Beauchamp Maner, works at tannery, h 22 Union
Beaupre Alex, works W. H. Lally, h 107 State
Beaver Edward, works Richmond Carbon Co,, h 28 Beaver Beckwith Henry, h 10 Northern Lights ave
Beckwith E. M., watchmaker at Harwood's, h 43 Church Beckwith Lois H. Mrs., at V. A. Whitaker, 14 Quincy Bedford George Mrs., h 17 Quincy Beebe George, farmer, h Notch road Beebe N. M., at Western Union Telegraph office, bds. 5 Ashland Beebe Divaine, laborer, h Notch road Beecher Harriet Mrs., h 10 Hall
Beer E. H., attorney at law and collector from all parts of the United States and Canada, 11 Martin block, h 24 East Quincy Beers Juluis, cigar maker, bds. Ballou house Belval ( Ephrem) Frank, h 58 West Main
Beliveau Edmond, shoemaker, h 28 Spring
Beliveau Eleazer, h 26 Spring Beltrami Guiseppe, h 105 State
Belville A. E., works T. F Loftus
Belville Frank, laborer, h Loftus yard, Eagle
Belouin Vencelar, laborer, h 97 Union
Belanger E., groceries and provisions, 31 Union, h 2 Kemp Belville Alex., Arnold print wks. h rear 19 Eagle
Bement Frank E., works Cady's shoe shop, bds. 6 Ashland
Bement Charles, fireman, h 1 Marietta cor Franklin Benack Win. H , works J. H. Orr, 5 Morton hill Benack David, janitor district court room, h 32 Lincoln Benedict Alexandria, painter, h 29 Eagle Benedict Charles N., clerk at Cutting's, h 21 Holbrook Benjamin Benjamin, laborer, h rear 24 Union
Benjamin W. A., clerk at Johnson's mill, h near Brown, West Main Benjamin Walter, works Cady's shoe shop, bds. 43 Walnut Benjamin William, works Canedy's shoeshop, h 107 State Benjamin James, engineer, h 2 Houghton
Bennett John, miner, h rear 51 Center
T. W. Richmond & Co. sell screened Coal.
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Bennett Samuel B., stone mason, h south end Ashland
Bennett Win. H., slater, bds. S. B. Bennett
Benway is properly spelled Benoit
Benoit Antoine, shoemaker
Benoit Frank, carpenter, at Eclipse mill. h 13 Cliff
Benoit Joseph. carpenter, h 36 Cliff
Benoit Edward Mrs., h 14 Pleasant
Benoit John, laborer, h 13 Central ave
Benoit Joseph, carpenter, cor. East Main and Kemp Bennett Arthur, works Sampson's shoe shop, bds. 19 State
Beloin Wenceslas, laborer, h 97 Union
Benson J. W., machinist, h 97 Main
Benson Fred E., carpenter, h 11 Summit ave
Bent Frank, works W. H Niles, h East mountain road
Bentino Louigi, Sanford's lane
Benton Frank H., mason, h 175 East Main
Benton H. C., mason builder, h 3 East Quincy
Benton Hattie A., teacher, bds 3 East Quincy
Benton Henry, laborer, h Marietta
Benton Horace, mason, h 38 Prospect
Bergeron Xavier, shoemaker, h 31 Walnut
Beckford Susie R. Mrs., works at Sampson's shoe shop, h 9 North Church
Billings Charles W., h 125 South State
Billings George, bds. 123 South State
Billings James, bartender, h 4 Union
Billings Win. S Mrs., bookkeeper at S J. & W. C. Ellis', h 129 Main Berkshire Monumental Works, T. F. Loftus. proprietor, 19 Eagle (see ad)
Berkshire National Bank of North Adams, Davenport bl'k, 87 Main (see ad)
Bernard Joseph, laborer, h 18 Brooklyn
Berron Frederick, shoemaker at Canedy's, bds. 7 Winter
Berry C. H., livery, 82 Main, h 98 Main
Berta Silvio, 103 State
Bertella Angelo, Sanford lane
Bess Samuel, laborer, h 29 Union
Bettena, Antonio. h. 105 State
Bettena Leopoldo, h 105 State
Betti Vincenzo, h 105 State
Bibbins Peleg, h 87 Eagle
Bickford, wks Sampson's, h 9 No Church
Bickford Susie R. Mrs., h 143 Eagle
Bingham David B., carpenter, 141 Union
Birch James, foreman dyer Freeman print works, h 26 Prospect
Bird M., wks Dibble's planing mills, h Morton hill
Biron Denis, weaver, h 113 West Main
Biron Francis, operator, h 113 West Main
T. W. Richmond & Co., the Leading Coal Dealers.
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INCORPORATED 1851.
THE BERKSHIRE
LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSFIELD, MASS.
The only State in the Union that will give cash surrender by law.
36th Annual Statement, being for the year ending Dec. 31, 1887. Income $955,936 66
DISBURSEMENTS.
Paid Policy Holders $698,162 84 All other payments, including Taxes and re-insurance. 194,838 46
$893,001 49
Liabilities, including re-insurance fund-Mass. Standard. $3,536,052 86
Surplus 466,813 71
Total Assets. $3,902,871 06 THE RESULTS OF THE BUSINESS OF 1887 SHOW :
A gain in income. DA gain in assets. DA gain in surplus. A gain in dividends paid members. A gain in Insurance written. NA gain in Membership and a gain in insurance in force.
Reasons why it should be preferred by those desiring Insurance :
It has the benefit of over thirty years successful experience.
Its business is conducted on the mutual plan, thus enabling members to get their Insurance at cost.
It has always paid large dividends; thereby making the cost of insurance low. It maintains a reserve for the protection of policy-holders on the Massachusetts Standard, the highest basis required by the laws of any State.
It has a large surplus over the legal reserve and all other liabilities.
Its conditions as to travel and residence are very liberal.
Its policies are protected by the non-forfeiture laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, which secure greater benefits to members than those of any other State.
It has always maintained a high reputation for just and liberal treatment to its members by promptly adjusting and settling all policy claims, a proof of which is the fact that no judgment has ever been rendered against it.
WILLIAM R. PLUNKETT, President. JAMES M. BARKER, Vice-President JAMES W. HULL, Sec'y and Treas.
WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS AGENCY.
HAMER & STONE, - General Agents,
MAIN STREET, COMPANY BUILDING, PITTSFIELD. Mass.
North Adams, Mass.
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Biron Francis, carpenter, h 17 Braytonville
Biron John, at woolen mill, h 10 Braytonville
Biron Peter, carpenter, h 161 East Main
Biron Mary, operator, h 17 Braytonville
Biron Joseph. shoemaker, h 17 Braytonville
Bisetti GeoBatta, h 105 State
Bishop E. L. Miss., milliner, 6 Bank
Bishop Homar P . Mrs .. h 83 State
Bishop (Leveque) Frank, laborer, h 167 East Main
Bishop (Leveque) Leon, wks Arnold print works, h 102 State
Bishop (Leveque) Maxinre, h 86 River
Bishop Angie, at A. A. Lee's dining rooms
Bissaillon Edmond (Lonergan & Bissaillon) h 30 Spring
Bissaillon Joseph, shoemaker, at N. L. Millard's, h 7 Winter
Bissaillon Zag , wks N. L Millard's shoe shop, h 33 Meadow
Bixby W. H., sup. highways, h 6 Cherry
Blackinton Harriet E. Miss., h 83 Eagle
Blackinton A M. Miss . 99 Main
Blackinton S. Woolen Co., manufacturers of fancy cassimeres, office and mills, Blackinton, post-office address Blackinton (see adv)
Blackinton S. Mrs., h Church cor Main
Blair Charles, laborer, h South Church
Blair James II., Stone Quarry road
Blair Henry HI., Stone Quarry road
Blais Louis, h South Church near town line
Blais Simon. h 9 Marietta
Blake Frank N., manufacturer photo plates, h 10 Walnut
Blake Harry E., civil engineer and machinist. h 12 Walnut
Blakeslee Lorenzo S., truckman, h 19 Wesleyan
Blanchard Arthur W., carpenter, h 70 East Quincy
Blanchard Chandler IL., laster, h 4 Marietta
Blanchard E. Mrs., h 50 Liberty
Blanchard Flora R., 109 Union
Blanchard George, Zylonite, h 136 Eagle
D. J. BARBER,
LEATHER
SHOE UPPERS
AND FINDINGS.
UNION STREET, NORTH ADAMS.
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Blanchard H. B., painter, h rear 14 Union
Blanchard Victor, teamster tor T. W. Richmond & Co., h 100 State
Blanchard L. E H , civil engineer, h 8 Marietta
Blaudry Octavo, carpenter, h 28 East Cliff
Bliss A. C., h 5 Washington ave opp Soutla Bliss Elizabeth, widow, h 70 Eagle
Bliss H. Clay. clerk of selectman and secretary of Hoosac Valley Agricultural Society, office Summer cor Morris, h 69 Eagle Bliss Harry C., book-keeper at Adams National bank, 81 Eagle Bliss Morton R , bds 89 West Main
Bliss Wm. E , shoemaker at Canedy's, h 30 Washington ave Blodgett Walter H., brakeman F. R. R , h 30 Washington ave Blodgett, engineer, West Portal tunnel
Blood George, car repairer, h 10 East Brooklyn
Blood H. R., section boss B. & A. R. R , k 10 East Brooklyn
Blood John H., contractor, h 22 1-2 Summer
Blood William Mrs , h 139 Main
Blossom Grace. operator for Telephone Co., bds 4 Hall
Bly Frank A. Mrs., h 24 Chestnut
Blyde Thos , Eclipse mill, h Glen
Blythe Wm., engraver, h 109 Eagle
Blythe Leonard, 109 Eagle, clerk at Hasting's drug store
Blythe Theophelus, engraver, h 109 Eagle
Boardman W. H., painter, h 210 River
Bobran Joe., h south end State, below lime kiln, wks lime kiln
Bocock Manuel, carpet weaver, 23 Brooklyn
Bocock Wm., weaver, h 42 East Quincy
Bodley Harry I. Rev., rector of St. John's church, h 5 East Quincy
Bogel Fred. A., tailor, bds Tunnel city house
Boland B. Miss, h 7 Union
Boland O. J, groceries, canned goods, provisions, etc., 45 Eagle, h 159 East Main (see adv)
Boland Michael, gate and signal tender, wks F. R.R., h cor High and West Main
Boland P. J. & Co., merchant tailors, Boland block, cor Main and bank
Boldric ( Bolduc) Alexander, painter, h 111 State
Boldric (Bolduc ) Victoria, bds 111 State, wks H. T. Cady's shoe shop Bolger Adolphus, agt Wheeler & Wilson Mtg Co., h 112 River Bolger Michael, laborer, h 206 River
Bombardier Jos., Arnold's, h 30 Cliff
Bombardier Constant, (Bombardier & Menard, ) h Pleasant
Bombardier & Menard, photographers, 44 Holden
Bombard Amos, laborer, h 149 Union
Bond Austin, h 115 Eagle
Bond E. A , at Zylonite, h 114 Eagle
Bond John A., h 51 Holden
All Kinds of Coal at T. W. Richmond & Co's.
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Bond Mrs. Jennie, HI., 18 Hall
Bond Newton, draughtsman at J. Hunter & Son, h 8 Hall Bond Russell, carpenter, h Bracewell ave Bonneville Napoleon. quarryman, h over 19 Eagle Bontolo Pietro, h State
Booth Daniel, shoe laster II. T. Cady's, 38 Prospect Bordeleau George, shoemaker wks at N. L. Millard's, 7 Winter Bordeleau Jos., Chase block, Centre
Bordeleau Patrick, h Chase block, Centre
Borden Amos, mason, h 28 Houghton Borden James, printer, h 35 Houghton
Borden Lorenzo. mason, h 28 Houghton
Bordo Stephen, laborer. h 3 Spring ave
Boroni Tommaso, wks Arnold print wks, h Stats
Boski J .. wks Arnold print wks
Boscalini Giovanni, 105 State Boss Walter, h 204 1-2 East Main
Boss Jas., wks Bartlett's, h 63 East Quincy
Bosworth Win , wks J. Simonds, bds 6 North Eagle
Bothwell F., brakeman, F. R. R., bds Ballou house
Bottum Smith, operator, bds 48 Braytonville.
Bouchard Arthur C., clerk at Cutting's, bds 12 North Eagle Bouchard Charles, F. R. R., h 12 North Eagle
Bouchard Narcisse. laborer, h Johnston's
Boughton J. A, tinware, stoves, furnaces, ranges, 90 Main, h 6 Hall
Boughton Sarah A. Mis , h 6 Hall
Bouldrick Antony, painter, h 31 Eagle
Boulger James. dresser tender, h 14 Braytonville
Boulger Alice Mrs., h 198 River
Boulger Margaret Mrs , operative. h 14 Braytonvlle
Boulger Michael, wks Bartlett Bros., h 40 Ashland
Boulger Thomas, laborer, old road to Stamford
Boulger James, operative, h Braytonville
1864. J. A. BOUGHTON, 1888.
Successsor to Chas. W. Billings, DEALER IN STOVES, TINWARE, CROCKERY, LAMPS,
AND A COMPLETE LINE OF
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
TIN ROOFING A SPECIALTY.VO
Billing's old stand. 90 MAIN ST.
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Boulger John, shoe cutter. h 40 Ashland
Boulger Wm , operative, h Braytonville
Boulger John, operative, h 14 Bravtonville Boulger John, clerk at Berkshire National bank, h Braytonville
Boulger John H , wks S B . Dibble, h 40 Ashland
Boullais Eugene L., physician, 26 State Chronic diseases a specialty, h south end State
Bourdon A. D. & Son, harness and saddles, 50 Eagle
Bourdon A. D., harness maker, h 199 East Main
Bourdon Jacob, h High
Bourdon William, harness maker, h 199 East Main
Bourdon Etienne, wks W. G. Cady's, shoe shop, h 199 East Main Bouvier Athanase, h 22 Brown
Bova Dennis, h Soute State, wks Will Richmond
Bovard Mary S. Miss, dressmaker, h 7 Quincy
Bover (Beauvais) Joseph and Joseph P., shoemakers, h 52 Liberty
Bover (Beauvais) Paul, shoemaker
Bowen Diana S , 26 Quincy
Bowen Mary, wks Richmond house
Bowen James E., driver, bds 9 Union
Bower George, shoe laster, bds old road to Stamford
Bowers Herbert, wks Arnold's, bds 73 Union
Bowes Maggie, dressmaker, Hayden block, Eagle, opp St Francis chi Bowes Patrick, laborer, h 13 Jackson
Bowes John, clerk J. I. Leroy, h 13 Jackson
Bowes Francis and James, carpenters, h 13 Jackson
Bowes Michael, laborer, h 2 Lincoln
Bowler Margaret, h 101 Eagle
Bowman E., laster, h 10 Liberty
Boyce C. L , engineer at B. & A., h 3 Jackson
Boyd Cicero, boss bleacher, h 14 Frederick
Boyd John, laborer, h 17 Veazie
Boyd Levi W., carpenters' supplies, scroll sawing, etc., 2 Main near Phonix bridge, h 121 State (see adv)
Boyd Pathagoras, supt Arnold print wks h 53 Marshall
Bracewell John, agent Freeman Manufacturing Co., h 7 Wall Brackley John, operator, h Braytonville
Brackley James, h 4 Bryant
Bradford H. L., sawyer, h 3 East Brooklyn
Bradley Alvin, h near Thayer's fish pond
Brabley C. A., assistant yardmaster, Fitchburg R. R., h Brooklyn Bradley James, laster, h 8 Bradley place
Bradley Charles, wks Elmir D. Hosley Bradley C. A., laborer, h 27 Brooklyn
Bradley Henry, clerk, 5 Blackinton block
Bradley Elizabeth, Miss, 58 Centre Bradley F. L., farmer, h Kemp ave
Bradley James A., clerk at Banard & Reed's, h 58 Centre
T. W. Richmond & Co., the Leading Coal Dealers.
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Bradley Rose Mrs., h rear 49 Centre
Bradley Margaret. widow, h 49 Centre
Bradley Wm., back tender, h 6 Bethel
Brady Henry, rooms 53 Centre
Brady Joseph, laborer, h Chase's hill
Braman George O., farmer h River, cor Brown
Braman John, labo er, h 13 Brooklyn
Braman M. V. N., fine family groceries, provisions, teas, coffees, etc., 12 State, h 2 Hall ( see adv )
Bramble Wm., section boss Fitchburg R. R. at Willianstown, h 36 East Quincv
Bratton Angie, wks for A . M. Heminway,
Bratton Ollie clerk at F. L Ti ton's, 136 East Main
Brayner John, wool sorter, bds 48 Braytonville
Brayton Anna Mrs., h 27 State
Brayton S. W., president of the Adams National bank, h 82 Eagle
Breckenridge Lincoln, shoemaker, bds 6 South
Breed Harry K., engineer, h 15 Bryant
Breed Emma W., h 15 Bryant
Breen David W., painter, h 41 West Main
Breene Lottie, wks R. H. Haslam, 56 Church
Brennan John, laborer, h rear 30 Brooklyn
Brenthol Edward, laborer, h 55 North
Bressard Henry, laborer, h 18 Brooklyn
Brewer Edgar, engineer, h 9 Hall
Bridgman Bernard, laborer, h 18 Furnace ground
Brien Joseph, shoemaker, h 8 Bradley place
Briggs Asaph, laborer, h 6 Briggs ave
Briggs A. C. Mrs., h 71 Holden
Briggs A. L., wks N. L. Millard's shoe shop, h 14 Hudson
Briggs Beulah L., teacher Union street school, h 12 South
Briggs Charles, h 4 Winter
Briggs Charles A., wks W. G. Cady's shoe shop, h 7 Washington ave
Briggs Charles E. (Valentine & Briggs), bds 7 Spring
Briggs C. F., hardware, paints and oils, 11 Eagle, h 71 Holden, (see adv)
Briggs H. P., butter and eggs, 2 and 3 Central market, h 66 Church (see adv)
Briggs Charles, resides with Isaac Smith, 9 Winter
Briggs Joseph, laborer, h 86 State
Briggs Joseph F., mechanic, h Marshall
Briggs Minerva Mrs., h 12 Church
Briggs Richmond B., plumber, h 14 South
Briggs S. N. Mrs., h 15 Church
Brigham Augusta L. Miss, h 19 Church
Brigham T. E., brooms, brushes, woodenware, cordage, and baskets, foot Chestnut, h 8 Quincy (see adv)
T. W. RICHMOND & CO., Coal Dealers,
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Broderick Jerry, farmer, 255 East Main
Broderick Bridget, domestic at 133 Main
Broderick Michael, h 23 East Union
Broderick Michael, Jr., h 23 East Union Brodeur Edwin, clerk Timothy Collin's, h 94 West Main
Bronoski A., wks Arnold print wks
Bronson Almond, clerk for S. J. & W. C. Ellis
Brooks Edward, painter, h Chace's ave
Brooker C. S. Mrs., dressmaker, h 141 Eagle
Brosseau Henry, laborer, h 20 Liberty
Brooks F. A. & Co., dealers in coal, wood, hay, straw, etc., 76 Centre (see adv
Brooks F. A. (F. A. Brooks & Co.), h 84 Eagle
Brooks Joseph, carpenter, h 64 Houghton, beyond limits
Brooks Lydia and Harriet Misses, bds 84 Eagle
Brothers (Brodeur) Clarence, Beaver mill, h 17 Beaver
Brothers (Brodeur) Edmond, shoemaker, h 94 West Main
Brothers (Brodeur) Francis, shoe cutter, h 159 Main
Brothers (Brodeur) Joseph, shoemaker, h 1 East Brooklyn
Brothers (Brodeur) Lewis, shoe laster, h 33 Walnut
Brothers (Brodeur) O. L., carpenter and builder, h 7 Briggs ave
Brothers (Brodeur) Peter, laborer, Burdickville
Brown Albert G., east road to Adams
Brown Berry, laborer, bds rear 45 West Main
Brown Charles A., milkman, h east road to Adams
Brown Claence A. (Geo F. Miller & Co.), bookkeeper at Arnold print works, h 55 Church
Brown Darwin H , wks Fitchburg railroad, h 9 South
Brown D. J., Braytonville store, h 122 West Main
Brown Edwin A , mechanic, bds 46 Prospect
Brown Ernest, mail-carri r, h 42 Prospect
7 Brown Ellen Mrs .. h 165 East Main
Brown Eunice E Mrs , h 42 Prospect
Brown F. P. Mrs , h 142 East Main
Brown Herbert L., h 14 Meadow
Brown Hattie May, wks N. L. Millard's, bds Hayden block Brown Homer O., shoemaker, h 46 Prospect
Browne Isaac S .. teacher on the banjo, h 31 Holden
Brown John, tailor, h 44 West Main
Brown John. engraver, bds 136 River
Brown Jos., shoemaker, h 40 Prospect
Brown Jos. B , bds Notch
Brown J. R., laborer, h near Beaver
Brown Marcus W., wks O. Hick's. h 13 Summit ave
Brown Marcus, student at Williams college, h 142 East Main
Brown Fred., painter, h Cavanagh block
Brown Nahum P Mrs., 46 Prospect
Brown Oliver A , shoemaker, h 14 Meadow
T. W. Richmond & Co. sell Franklin Grate Coal.
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Brown Orland J., physician and surgeon, office Adams block, 109 Main. h 68 Church, office hours before 9 A. M., from 12 to 3, and after 6 P. M.
Brown Phebe Mrs., h Hayden block. Eagle
Brown Thomas E., superintendent at Johnson's, h West Main, opp Brown
Brown P. W. Mrs., h 4 Hall
Brown Wm. A., barber, for Alfred Le Riche. bds Brunswick house
Brown W. E Dr., cancer specialist, 72 Main, h 11 Bryant
Brown W. H., machinist, h 50 Veazie
Brown Wall ice E., cancer specialist, 72 Main, h 115 Main Brown Willard M., meat market, 14 Marshall, h 44 Prospect
Brown Wm. B., carpenter, h 10 Marietta
Brown Willie E., switchman, h 40 Prospect
Brown & O'Connor, grocers, Braytonville
Bruisatovi C., wks Arnold's print works
Bruce, wks Fitchburg railroad, rooms 8 Ashland
Bruce Wm., foreman at Loftus', h 38 Willow Dell
Brunell Joseph, sheemaker at Canedy's, h East Main, cor Kemp Bruno Adolphus, carpenter, h 5 Elm
Bryant E. W., night watchman at Flagg's, room 16 Furnace
Bryant E. A. (Tuttle & Bryant}, h 22 Holbrook
Bryant Jennette Mrs., h
Bryant Martha, wks at Canedy's, bds 7 Washington ave
Bryant W. C. Mrs., h 129 Eagle
Bryant Wm. E., on hill west of Veazie
Buchanan David S. Mrs., h 212 River
Buchanan Thomas H., dyer, h 76 River
Buck George, wks Fitchburg railroad, bds 137 Ashland
Buck Frank, wks Fitchburg railroad, bds 137 Ashland
Buck J. W. P., jr., clerk, h Northern Lights ave
Buck John W. P., h Northern Lights ave
Buck J. H., h 16 Pleasant
Buck Laura Mrs., bds 16 Pleasant
Buck W. H., carpenter, h south end Corinth
Buck Wm. W., clerk, h Northern Lights ave
Buckley Dennis, laborer, h 35 Furnace hill
Buckley Eugene, laborer, bds 11 Lincoln
Buckley John, wks Fitchburg railroad, h 8 North Church
Buckley Mary Mrs., h 82 River
Buckley Michael, laborer, bds 11 Lincoln
Buckley Patrick, laborer, h 21 Pearl
Buckley Timothy, laborer, h 11 Lincoln
Bucklin Miss H. A., h 78 Eagle
Bucklin L. A. Mrs., h 78 Eagle
Bugaw Frank, butcher for M. A. Dyke
Bullett (Boulette) Lewis L., manager K. of L. co-operative store, Blackinton block
T. W. Richmond & Co. sell screened Coal.
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Bullock Jas. C., carpenter, h 1 High
Bumford Edward, dresser tender, h rear 77 West Main Bunt Peter, bartender at Kiely's, h 1 Lincoln Bunting David, Union hill, near Eclipse mill Bunting John, wks Arnold's, h 81 Union
Bunting Margaret, h East Brooklyn, cor Houghton Burbank D. G , postal clerk, bds 57 Holden
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