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Income
$994,549 85
TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS.
Paid Policy Holders $785,895 14
Liabilities to Policy Holders
$3,627,907 59
Surplus Over Capital
$468,933 24
Total Assets
$4,122,342 83
THE RESULTS OF THE BUSINESS OF 1888 SHOW:
DA gain in income. A gain in assets. A gain in surplus. DA gain in dividends paid members. TA gain in insurance written. DA 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-eight 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. and Treas.
WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS AGENCY,
HAMER & STONE,
Bank Block, Main Street,
NORTH ADAMS, MASS.
General Agents, Company Building, PITTSFIELD, - MASS.
THOMAS LYNCH, Special Agent.
The Cash-surrender Value applies only to Massachusetts Com- panies.
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Hammond France and Jessie, bds 5 Grant
Hammond Mary A., and Lillian A., clerks at Gaylord's, bds 1 Elm Handy Anna Mrs., h 5 Ashland Handy Benj. F., works at Freeman's, h 35 Prospect
Hanley Homer F. Mrs., h 10 Summer Hanley H. H., (C. H. Cutting & Co.), h 12 Summer
Hanley John, shoemaker, h 15 Wesleyan
Hanley John H. Mrs., h 10 Summer Hanley John, mason, h rear 39 Furnace
Hanley Peter, laborer, h 160 River
Hanley Thos., bill poster, h rear 39 Furnace
Hanlon John, laborer, h 6 Elm
Hanlon Sarah Mrs., h 6 Elm
Hannigan James, employed F. R. R., Pebble off Furnace ,
Hannum Sydney W., mason, (Porter & Hannum,) h 143 River cor Holden
Hannum Maggie Mrs., h Union near bridge
Hanrahan Michael Mrs., h 32 Brown
Hardenbergh James W., agent Johnson Mfg. Co., h West Main opp Brown
Hardenburgh Robert, shoemaker, h Beaver Hardman A. W., h 74 Eagle
Hargraves Henry, laster, h 41 East Union
Hargraves James, works Beaver mill, h 16 Beaver
Hargraves Joseph Mrs., h 16 Beaver
Hargraves Wm. J., shoemaker, h 24 Franklin Harlow Granville D., clerk, F. L. Tilton's, h 16 Arnold place
Harmon Francis, clerk, 31 Brooklyn, h 1 East Brooklyn
Harmon J. A., agent, h 51 Church
Harper Alfred E., clerk at Boston store, bds 9 Bank
Harper Eulalie E., h Hall Harper John, shoemaker, h 76 Holden
Harper John Mrs., h Hall
Harrigan David, shoemaker, bds 21 Brown
Harrigan John, bell boy at "The Wilson," bds 21 Brown Harrigan Michael, h 21 Brown
Harriman Arthur E,, student, h 22 East Brooklyn
Harriman Duncan, shoe cutter, h 22 East Brooklyn
Harriman Edward, gas fitter at Hunter's, h 17 North
Harriman Frank H., clerk, F. R. R. office, h 22 East Brooklyn
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Harriman W. D., clerk for F. S. Richardson, h 22 East Brooklyn Harrington Alonzo D., farmer, h 81 Mountain road Harrington Andrus M., carpenter, h 5 North Harrington Chas A., cigar maker, h 42 East Quincy Harrington Cornelius, h 40 West Main Harrington Dennis, laborer, h south end of Church Harrington D. V., shoemaker, h 7 Sperry ave Harrington Fred J., clerk, bds 7 Sperry ave Harrington Fred J., grocer, 140 Eagle, h 5 Hall Harrington Geo. E., bricklayer, h 42 East Quincy Harrington John, teamster, bds Commercial house Harrington Mary Mrs., h 10 Clark's block Harrington Michael, bds 190 River
Harrington Millard A., carpenter, h 8 Clark's block Harrington Nancy Mrs., h 41 Liberty
Harrington Patrick, works Arnold's, bds 202 River
Harrington Peter, butcher for J. M. Chace & Co., h 7 Prospect Harrington Walter V., shoemaker, bds 7 Sperry ave Harrington Wm., peddler, h 13 Kemp Harris Arthur N., carpenter, h 123 State Harris David B., works Freeman's, h 113 State Harris Eugene F., works Freeman's, h 34 Cliff Harris Kittie, h 18 Meadow Harris Wm., teamster, h 204 River Harris Zeruah, h 6 Liberty Harrison Ellen M. Mrs., teacher, h Church place
Harrison Elizabeth M., h Braytonville Harrison Eliza M. Mrs., h Braytonville Harrison Joseph L., h Church place Harrison Peter Mrs., h 71 Union Harrison Robert N., farmer, h Braytonville Harrop Henry, teamster for A. W. Hunter Harrop Robert Mrs., h 4 1-2 Walnut Harrop Henry, coachman, bds 35 Center Harrower Carrie, bds 2 East Brooklyn Harrower Thos., blacksmith, h 2 East Brooklyn Hart Elwin W., carpenter, h south end Corinth Hart John, h 27 Brooklyn
Hart Mary, teacher, h 47 Church Hartenburg Robert, laster, h Beaver
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Hartwell Frank, harness maker, rooms 22 1-2 Summer Harvie Homer A., clerk at Arnold's, bds 1 Marietta Harvie Lizzie, h 1 Lincoln
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Harvie R. B., chief engineer fire department, h 1 Marietta Harwood A. W., watches and jewelry, 75 Main, h 157 East Main (see adv)
Harwood Edwin A., tinsmith at Boughton's, h 4 East Quincy Hasenfelder Wm., shoemaker, 5 Marshall, h 4 Marshall Haskins Adelbert A., engineer, h 43 North Haskins Albert, building mover, h Morton hill Haskins Alfred E., kerosene, h 15 Hall
Haskins Aliva, clerk at Tuttle & Bryant's, h rear 74 Main Haskins Bertram B., clerk, bds 24 Bracewell ave Haskins Eva I., teacher, h Morton hill Haskins Frank J., h 24 Bracewell ave Haskins Franklin, shoemaker, h 73 Holden Haskins Geo., lumber salesman, h rear 74 Main Haskins Herbert, building mover, h Morton hill Haskins Homer, carpenter, h Clarksburg
Haskins Joel C., telegrapher, 179 South State
Haskins John W., shoemaker, h 107 Eagle Haskins R. W. Mrs., h 122 Eagle
Haskins Sarah T., teacher, h 122 Eagle Haskins William E., shoemaker, h 15 Hall Haslam Albert H., machine printer, h 9 Hall Haslam R. H., (R. H. Haslam & Co.), h 56 Church
A. W. HARWOOD, PRACTICAL JEWELER
Latest Styles in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry.
SILVERWARE AND OPTICAL GOODS.
ELEGANT GOODS AT REASONABLE PRICES.
FIRST - CLASS REPAIRING AND ENGRAVING.
No. 75 Main Street,
North Adams, Mass.
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Haslam R. H. & Co., dry goods, millinery and fancy goods, 4 Martin's block
Hastings Geo. A., druggist and pharmacist, 76 Main, h 46 Bracewell ave
Haswell William, printer, "News," h 31 Houghton
Hatch Eugene, cook, Commercial house, 87 State
Hathaway Ambrose, truckman, h Jones' hill
Hathaway Archie, cutter, bds 28 North
Hathaway Charles L., h 28 North
Hathaway Hattie A., teacher, Veazie street school, h 6 Frederick
Hathaway Israel F., clerk, h 37 Houghton
Hathaway Libbie, domestic, 26 Church Hathaway Mason B., coachman, h 14 River
Hathaway Mary A., teacher, h 2 East Quincy
Hatton Michael, laborer, h 37 Liberty
Hatton Peter, h 31 Center
Hawks Louisa S., h 1 Church place
Hawks Edward, plumber, bds 10 Lincoln
Hawkins Albert, cashier North Adams Saving bank, h 55 Church Hawkins Thos., h 21 Sperry ave
Hayden Arthur, shoe cutter, h 2 Blackinton block
Hayden E. R., h 145 Ashland
Hayden E. N. Mrs., h 66 Center
Hayden Fred, shoe cutter, bds 2 Blackinton block
Hayden John W., coal dealer, entrance to Central market (see adv) Hayden Julia Mrs., h rear 6 East Union
Hayden Joseph, shoemaker, h Clarksburg
Hayden L. M., clerk, h 2 Blackinton block
Hayden Reuben B., h 145 Ashland Hayes Ann Mrs., h rear 6 East Union
Hayes Geo. H., foreman at Cady's, h 129 Main
Hayes Kate, waitress at Richmond house
Haynes C. B., superintendent of Greylock mills, h 1 Greylock Haynes Frank P., bookkeeper, Barnard & Reed's, h 11 North Church Hazlett Emma, h 9 Blackinton block Hazlett John, bds 30 North Eagle Heap Elizabeth, bds 3 Jackson
Hebert Joseph, brakeman, h 106 Ashland
Hebert Mattie Mrs., h 106 Ashland
Hebert Timothy, butcher at Chace & Co.'s, h 43 Liberty
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Heeney Hattie Mrs., h 68 Holden Heibert Edward, bds 38 Brooklyn Hemenway Augustus M., farmer, east road to Adams Henderson Andrew, sketcher, h 10 Bryant Henderson James, works Millard's, h 50 Prospect Henderson Thos., shoemaker, bds 92 Main
Henry R. L., proprietor of North Adams Steam laundry, Bank and Brooklyn, h 72 Eagle
Henry W. A. & Co., plumbers, steam and gas fitters, rear 85 Main next Central market (see adv)
Henry W. A., plumber, (W. A. Henry & Co.,) h 22 Chase ave Henry William, plumber, h 14 Bank
Henry Robert, plumber, Central market, bds Bracewell ave Henry James, works Freeman Mfg. Co., h 65 Union
Hensel Frank, painter, h 5 Witt ave
Henwood J., works F. R. R., h 55 East Quincy
Herbert Frank, weaver, bds 155 Union
Hermance Winfield E., cigar maker for D. Reardon
Herrick L. M. Miss, dressmaker, rooms 20 Holbrook Herrick Rufus F., Supt. Freeman print works, h 3 Church place Herstein Jacob, peddler, bds 28 Meadow Herstein Louis, peddler, h 26 Meadow Heshin Margaret Mrs., h 16 South
Heslin Thos. F., bds 16 South Hewitt Daniel A., farmer, h East Mountain road
Hewitt Elmer A., shoemaker, h 13 Summit ave
Hewitt Geo. A., stone mason, h rear 28 Spring Hewitt Wallace B., machinist, h 94 West Main Hibbard Joseph, shoemaker, h 18 Center Hickey John, laborer, bds 15 Veazie Hicks A. A., farmer, h 211 East Main Hicks Advent, h hill off Veazie Hicks Annie Mrs., h 76 Houghton
Hicks Chas., laster, bds 40 Houghton
Hicks Eli B., carpenter, h 40 Houghton Hicks Harry, bds 40 Houghton Hicks Orman, h 46 North
Hicks Thos. H., slater, h 39 East Brooklyn
Hicks Wm. D .. carpenter, h 65 East Quincy Hicks Wm. M., train porter at Richmond house
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Hicks Wmn., laborer, h 46 Center Hicock Arnold W., bds 20 Pleasant Hiebel Andrew, driver, bds 47 Center Higgins Mat., bds 13 Brooklyn Hill Frank, fireman, F. R. R., bds Mansion house Hill Guy, employed B. & A. depot, h rear 20 Liberty Hill James H., h Burdickville Hill Michael, laborer, h 34 Marshall
Hill Orin, laborer, h 3 Marietta
Hill Wm., teamster for E. A. Rand, h rear 32 Ashland
Hill Wm., works Beaver mill, h 37 Beaver Hillman Samuel, h 33 South Furnace Hindley Fred T., painter, h rear 11 Union Hindley Samuel J., shoemaker, h 5 Marietta
Hinds Margaret, dining room girl at "The Wilson" Hines Catherine Mrs., alley rear 51 Center Hines Miranda Mrs., h 219 East Main Hinkelbein F. E., hairdresser at Ducharme's, h 3 Grant Hinman C. W., watchmaker, L. M. Barnes', rooms 28 Summer Hinman John, machinist, bds 9 Blackinton block
Hobbie J. R., physician and surgeon, rooms 6 and 7 New Blackinton block ; office hours 8 to 10 a. m., 1 to 3 and 7 to 9 p. m. Hocking Edward, h 183 Main
Hocking Lester, car inspector, h 33 Furnace
Hocking Lottie, bds 4 Hall
Hocking Thos. R., h rear 98 Church
Hodge Alfred O., farmer, Hodge's crossing, south end of State
Hodge A. W., (M. D. & A. W. Hodge), and vice-president Berk- shire National bank, h 18 Church
Hodge Charlotte E., h 69 Holden
Hodge Clara C., clerk Haslam & Co., bds 69 Holden
Hodge Edson M., bookkeeper Berkshire National bank, bds 30 Church
Hodge Jeanette E., h 18 Summer
Hodge M. D. & A. W., proprietors of Phoenix Flouring mills, head of Main (see adv)
Hodge M. D. Mrs., h 135 Main
Hodge Sarah Mrs., h 62 River
Hodge Wm. D., music teacher, 22 Summer
Hodge Wm. F, iron founder, 37 Brooklyn, h 69 Holden
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Hodge Wm. M., (M. D. & A. W. Hodge), h 138 Main
Hodskin Albridge, brewer, h 15 Brooklyn
Hodskin Clara, teacher, h 35 Summer Hodskin Wm., h 35 Summer Hogan Daniel, h 60 River Hogan David, proprietor Union house, 18 Union
Hogan Frank M., dealer in fine groceries, provisions; fruits, vegeta- bles, etc., 90 West Main, h Richview ave
Hogan James, laborer, h rear 21 Center Hogan James, laborer, h 52 Furnace Hogan John B. Mrs., h 77 Ashland
Hogan J. B. Jr., gunsmith, Ashland, h 77 Ashland
Hogan Mary and Nora, bds 50 Center
Hogan Mary Mrs., h 4 Veazie
Hogan Thomas, h 77 Ashland Hogan Patrick Mrs., h 50 Center
Hogle Arthur S., works Arnold's print works, h 39 Houghton
Hogle Samuel M., spinner, h 16 East Brooklyn Hogue Albert, shoemaker, h 1 Morton hill
Holbrook Annie and Genie, bds 44 Houghton
Holbrook Fred G., foreman at "Transcript," h 3 Church place Holbrook Jennie, bds 16 Prospect
Holbrook John, employed T. F. Loftus, bds 19 Eagle Holbrook M. G., foreman at A. W. Hunter's, h 10 Meadow Holbrook Thomas, brakeman, F. R. R., h South Church near Ashland Holbrook Wm. Mrs., h 3 Church place
NO. 3 CHURCH PLACE NO. 3
A Limited Number of Ladies and Gentlemen can obtain First-Class Accommodations. Rooms Heated by Steam and Newly Furnished. Centrally Located.
FIRST-CLASS TABLE BOARD.
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Holcomb Simeon, boarding house 48 Holden Holden Bell, h 116 Eagle Holden C. W., photographer, bds 85 Center
Holden Henry Mrs., h 116 Eagle Holihan John, laborer, h 3 Phoenix
Holmes Alonzo, works Cody & Carpenter's, h 10 Phoenix Holmes John W., mechanic, h 1 Bradley Holt James, mason, h 34 Ashland
Hooker Fred F., shoemaker, h 16 Pleasant
Hoosac Savings Bank, 100 Main (see adv)
Hoosac Valley News, McMillan & Barber, proprietors, 36 State (see adv)
Hoosac Valley Street Railway Co., 77 Main Hopkins George, treasurer Williamstown Mfg. Co., h 12 Church Horan Daniel T., spinner, h 104 Union Horan Michael, laborer, h 55 South Furnace
Horrigan James, sexton St. Francis church, h 13 Church Horrigan J. F., clerk, h 13 North Church
Horrigan John, bartender at "The Wilson"
Horrocks Chas. H., tallyman, B. & A. R. R., h 17 Meadow
Horton Fred, carpenter, bds 3 Sperry ave
Horton Simeon H., mason, builder and contractor, h 10 East Quincy Horvich Morris, peddler, h 10 Lincoln
Hosford Frank C., milk peddler and market gardener, h Blackinton road opp Greylock mills
Hoskin George, carpenter, bds 33 Center
Hosley A. B., proprietor of North Adams Monumental works, h 50 Liberty (see adv)
Hosley Chas., cutter at Sampson's, h 34 River Hosley David, cor East Quincy and Summit ave .
Hosley Elmer D., farmer, h West Shaft road
Hosley Roscoe E., truckman, h 66 East Quincy Hosley Stephen S., farmer, h south end of State Hotchkiss Minnie Mrs., 48 Holden
Hotchkiss Wm., canvasser, bds 48 Holden
Hough Andrew J., sketch maker, Freeman's, h 102 Main
Houghton A. C., (Gallup & Houghton) and president Arnold print works, h 31 Summer cor Morris Houghton Amos R., teaming, h 5 Grant Houghton Roswell Mrs., h 75 Holden
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Houghton W. B., bookkeeper, 4 Pleasant Houlihan John, works F. R. R., h 3 Phoenix Hourahan John, bartender, h 6 Elm Houralan Timothy Mrs., h 6 Elm Hourigan Lillie, bds 30 Lincoln
Howard Charles M., fashionable shaving and hairdressing rooms, 1 Richmond house block, h 3 Liberty .
Howard John, machinist, h 3 Liberty Howarth Eli, employed Arnold's, h Cavanough's block Howe Miller E., commission merchant, 248 East Main
Howes Albert D., machinist at Hunter's, h 34 High
Howes Edwin P., groceries, h 31 Brooklyn (see adv) Howes Erastus, h 81 West Main
Howes Jolin L., music teacher, h 8 Boland's block
Howes Lorenzo L., building mover and mason builder, h 16 Bryant Hoxie Hallie P., laborer, south end of State Hoxie Ira A:, policeman, bds 2 Crowley ave
Hubbard C. H., ticket agent F. R. R., h 9 Bank
Hubbard A. M., salesman Fulton & Co., h 67 Eagle
Hudon Chas., shoemaker at T. Collins' Hughes James, bds 34 Brooklyn Hughes John, laborer, h 25 Liberty
Hughes Martha, at Mrs. Blackinton's, Church cor Main
Hughes Michael, laborer, bds 34 Cliff
Hughes Michael, bds 34 Brooklyn
Hughes Owen, laborer, h 34 Brooklyn
Hughes Patrick, laborer, h 19 Prospect Hume Joseph, machine printer, h 16 Franklin
Humphrey Caroline A. Mrs., at S. W. Brayton's, 82 Eagle
Humphrey Edward, shoe agent, h 96 West Main Hunt Edward, laborer, F. R. R., h Shaft road Hunt Albert, shoemaker, h 17 Spring
Hunt Harley, bds 17 Spring
Hunt Mary Mrs., h 17 Spring
Hunter A. W., plumbing, gas and water fitting, steam heating, etc., 12 Bank, h 21 Pleasant cor Cherry (see adv) Hunter David Mrs., h 20 Summer
Hunter Jas. & Son, iron and brass founders and machinists, 1, 3 and 5 Main
Hunter James (J. Hunter & Son), h 8 Chestnut
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Hunter James E. (J. Hunter & Son), h 6 Quincy
Hunter James D., supt. Hunter & Son's foundry, h 6 Quincy Hurd Ernest, photographer, h 10 Union
Hurd Sarah, h 33 Houghton
Hurd Wm., h 9 Potter place
Hurd Laura M. Mrs., clerk at Wood Bros., bds 149 Ashland Hurlbert Henry, works Beaver mill, h 31 Beaver
Hurlbut Edward, wagon maker, bds 28 Chestnut Hurlbut Edwin, blacksmith, bds 214 River
Hurlehy Patrick, bds 41 West Main
Hurley Hannah Mrs., h Cavanough's block, Pearl Hurley John, laborer
Hurley Kate Mrs., h south end of Church
Hussey Mary, chambermaid at "The Wilson" Hussey Michael, h 16 Brown
Hussey Wm. P., shoemaker, h 42 Franklin
Hussey Mary J., works at "The Wilson"
Hutchinson John, back tender, h 35 East Union
Hutchinson Rudolph, sketcher, h 46 Houghton
Hyland Chas. E., bookkeeper at Cutting's, h 136 Main Hyland Kate Mrs., h 136 Main
Hyland Lettie and Maggie, h 136 Main
Hyndman Isabella Mrs., h opp 77 Union
Hyndman George, laborer, h opp 77 Union
Hyndman Lizzie, clerk Boston store, bds 18 East Quincy Hynes Alice E., bds 1 High
Hynes John A., clerk, F. R. R. freight house, h 18 Union Hynes Maggie, h 26 Veazie
Hynes P. J., printer at "News" office, bds 26 Veazie
Hynes Patrick Mrs., h 26 Veazie
Hynes Patrick, laborer, bds 32 Center
Hynes Wm., beamer tender, bds 26 Veazie
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Illingworth Frank S., clerk, F. R. R., bds 27 Prospect Illingworth John W., yardman at Freeman's, h 27 Prospect Illingworth Walter R., foreman at "News", h 27 Prospect Ingalls Geo. S., works at Zylonite, h 50 Church Ingalls Chas. II., county commissioner, h 12 Quincy
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Ingalls Samuel Mrs., at Mrs. S. Blackinton's, Church cor Main Ingalls S. W., vice-president Zylonite works, h Zylonite Ingraham Albert K., painter, h 33 Holbrook Ingraham A. E., telegrapher, h 33 Holbrook Ingraham Jennette, Blackinton road, (Greylock) Ingraham Wm. H., shoe cutter, h 50 River Ingraham Wm. Jr., shoe cutter, h 50 River Ireland James, laborer, h rear 20 Liberty Irish Walter, teamster, h 11 Jackson Irving Robert, carpenter, h 102 Church Iseboldi Antonio, h Sanford's lane Isbell Abner L., carriage maker, h 105 Eagle Isbell C. H. Mrs., h 173 Main
Isherwood Geo., works Freeman's mill, h 103 Eagle Isvina Tobia, h 103 State Ives David, farmer, h 32 East Quincy Ives Truman E., restaurant, 50 State, bds 9 Blackinton block
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Jackson Diantha L., h 26 Quincy Jackson Florence, assistant cook at Mansion house Jackson Geo., bds rear 104 Eagle Jackson Geo. W., shoemaker, bds 47 State Jackson James C. Dr., h 13 Bryant Jackson Joseph, laborer, h 62 Ashland Jackson J. C. Mrs., h 14 Clark's block Jackman Elmer, carpenter, h 16 Hall Jacques Peter, mason, h 29 1-2 East Brooklyn Jaffard Ella, bds 20 South James Albert, h 11 Franklin cor Ray James Edward, works Freeman's print works, h 10 Montgomery James Louisa, bds 3 Lincoln James Mary Mrs., bds 2 Bradley James Theodore, machinist, Freeman's, h 10 Montgomery Jangrow is properly spelled Gangras (which see) Jarvie David, boss spinner, h 3 Braytonville Jarvie Georgia, operative, h 3 Braytonville Jarvie Genia, operative, h 3 Braytonville Jarvie Minnie, operative, h 3 Braytonville
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Jarvis Charles, laborer, h 19 West Main Jeffers Robert, laborer, h 5 Franklin Jeffries L. R., mason, h 25 North Jenkins Jasper, clerk, bds 66 River Jenks Harvey E., rodman in depot Jenks Levi H., h 12 Union
Jenks P. J. & Co., slate roofers, 94 Church Jennings John, woolen mill, h 47 Braytonville
Jerdan Edward, operative, h 13 Braytonville
Jerdan Win., clerk at Richmond house
Jereau Andrew, h 34 Beaver
Jerome Chas., bds 106 River Jerome David, clerk at Morris Gatslick's, bds 140 River Jerome Ernest, engineer, h 48 Marshall
Jerome Frederick S., engineer, h 106 River Jerome Jerry, driver, h 20 Bracewell ave Jewett Chas. Mrs., bds 13 Pleasant Jewett Geo. T., mechanic, h 45 Walnut
Jewett Gilbert L., shoemaker, h 27 Houghton Jewett Martin C., h 134 Main Jobin Eugene, boot black, bds rear 31 Eagle Johndrow is spelled Gendrault in French Johndrow David Jr., shoemaker, h 13 Brooklyn Johndrow Joseph A., h 15 Summit Johndrow Napoleon, shoemaker, h 41 Liberty
Johnson Adam, shoemaker, 3 New Blackinton block
Johnson Fritz, engineer, F. R. R., h 12 Jackson
Johnson Frank A., clerk, h Richview ave Johnson Kate M., cook at Mansion house
Johnson Lizzie, Annie and Mary, dressmakers and cloakmakers, room 3 New Blackinton building
Johnson Mfg. Co., manufacturers of gingham, office and mill on Brown
Johnson Mfg. Co.'s store, Brown ; manager W. C. Ellis
Johnson S. Mrs., h Main cor Brown
Johnson Wm., farmer, east road to Adams
Johnson Wm., bds Chase's hill
Jones & Dinkel, dealers in boots and shoes, 112 Main (see adv) Jones Arthur H., h 3 Spring
Jones Chas., slater, h Mountain road
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Jones Chas., tinsmith, h hill west of Veazie
Jones Chas., mica dealer, h Jones' hill
Jones Chas., h 36 Willow Dell
Jones Chas. Mrs., h 36 Willow Dell
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Jones Chas. H., carpet cleaning and feather renovating, 5 Brooklyn, h 27 Veazie
Jones David, shoe cutter, h 11 Houghton
Jones Edson L., clerk, 64 Ashland, h 113 Church
Jones Edward, weaver, h 5 Braytonville
Jones Ernest, laborer, h Burdickville
Jones Florence, boxmaker, bds 1 Walnut Jones Frank, policeman, h rear 5 Lincoln Jones Frank A., laster, h 13 Brooklyn Jones Fred, farmer, h West Shaft road
Jones Henry, driver for Richardson & Sykes, h 91 State Jones Henry C., plumber, h 7 Elm
Jones Herbert, engineer, F. R. R., bds 4 Quincy Jones John, weaver, h 124 West Main
Jones John F., carpenter, bds 14 Prospect
Jones John R., at Flagg's livery, h 51 Holden
Jones Joseph, slater, h West Shaft road
Jones Lillian R., dressmaker, h 140 River Jones Lydia Mrs., h Chase ave Jones Mary A., h North Shaft road
Jones S. F. & L. R., dress and cloakmakers, 2 New Blackinton block Jones S. Frances, dressmaker, h 140 River
Jones & Adams, carpet cleaning and feather renovators, 5 Brooklyn (see adv)
Jones Wm., printer at Freeman's, h 50 Bracewell ave Jones Wm., grocer, 64 Ashland, h Blackinton
Jones Wm. C., (Jones & Dinkel), bds 44 Bracewell ave Jones Willie R., h 11 Veazie ยท
Jordon Adel Mrs., h Jones' hill Jordon Frank, carpenter, h Jones' hill Joron T., barber at 57 State Joy Albert W., butcher, h 140 Eagle
Joy Everard D., painter, h 66 Prospect
Joy Henry A., farmer, old Stamford road
Joy Henry, laborer, h 3 Bethel Joy J. E. Mrs., h 21 Quincy
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Joy S. S., "Transcript," h 21 Quincy Joy Wm., carpenter, h 12 Pleasant Joyce David, h 3 Central ave, near Franklin Joyce Helen L., clerk at Haslam & Co.'s, h 3 Central ave Joyce Richard F., hairdresser, 78 Main, h 3 Central ave Joyce Thos. D., clerk at Haslam's, h 3 Central ave Judd A. W., blacksmith, bds 5 Washington ave Judd R. B. Mrs., h 20 Washington ave Judge Henry, engraver, Freeman's, bds Mansion house Juliano Thomaso, grocer, 150 State
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Kane John, bds 20 Marshall Kane John, works for John Madden, h 30 Franklin Kane John H., machinist, h 3 Blackinton block Kay John, assistant yardmaster, h 23 State Keane William, carpenter, h 98 West Main
Kearne George, wool purchaser, S. Blackinton Woolen Co., h 24 Holbrook
Kearn Wallace, druggist, 39 Eagle, bds 24 Holbrook Keating Daniel, bartender at McCauley's, h 38 Lincoln Keefe Benjamin, laborer, h 49 Furnace Keefe Edward, painter, bds 19 Center, Keefe Patrick, laborer, bds 41 West Main
Keefe Peter, grocer, 9 and 10 Blackinton block, h 19 Center Keefe Timothy, clerk, h 41 Houghton Keefe Wm., laborer, bds Commercial house Kehoe James, h 103 Church Kehoe James Mrs., h 103 Church
Kehoe John E., cigar maker, h 103 South Church Kelleher Edward, laborer, bds 14 Franklin Kelleher James, laborer, bds 14 Franklin Kelleher Julia Mrs., h 6 Holden Kelleher Mary Jane, domestic, 88 Eagle Kelleher Peter, laborer, h 14 Franklin Kelley Bridget, bds 3 Grant Kelley Maggie, waitress at Mansion house Kelly Ann Mrs., cook at Hotel Brunswick Kelly Dennis Mrs., h near west portal
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Kelly Edward Mrs., h South Ashland, below R. R. bridge Kelly James, shoemaker, bds near west portal Kelly James Jr., night baggageman, h 16 North Kelly James, laborer, h 54 Center Kelly James W., spinner, h 4 Canal Kelly John, tailor at Boland's, h 3 Fairfield ave Kelly John 1st, laborer, h 54 Center Kelly John 2d, laborer, h 16 Canal Kelly John 3d, h 1 East Cliff Kelly John Jr., bds 6 Canal Kelly John G., hairdresser, bds 37 East Brooklyn Kelly John H., weaver, bds 155 Union Kelly John Jr., h 37 East Brooklyn Kelly Kate, waitress at Richmond house Kelly Lawrence, blacksmith, h 14 Jackson Kelly Mary, bds 46 Center Kelly Mary Mrs., h 37 1-2 Liberty Kelly M. H., clerk 45 Eagle Kelly Michael, laborer, bds 33 Furnace
Kelly M. Mrs., intelligence office, 135 Ashland Kelly Michael J., lineman, h 27 Washington ave Kelly Michael H., clerk, B. J. Boland's, h 55 Holden Kelly Patrick, colorer, bds 37 East Brooklyn, Kelly Patrick, colorer, h 8 Sanford's lane
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