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Democrat Publishing Company,
WILLIAM H. CHASE, LOUIS C. CHASE,
Editor. Business Manager.
Office, Democrat Building, Chestnut Street, North Adams.
386
JAMES T. LARKIN'S
HOOSAC TUNNEL & WILMINGTON RAILROAD.
Shortest and most direct route to the Green Mountains of Southern Vermont.
This line is one of the most popular in New England with Summer Tourists, and all others who can appreciate the most beautiful and ro- mantic scenery, which is here to be found be- tween Hoosac Tunnel and Wilmington, Vt.
The road itself offers accommodations fully in keeping with the demands of the times and its growing popularity is easily understood by all who have ever enjoyed the pleasure of a trip over the line.
SPECIAL SUMMER TRAINS
2 daily each way North Adams to Wilmington.
Liberal terms to Excursion parties.
D. H. NEWTON, President. JAMES RAMAGE, Vice-Pres. JOHN C. NEWTON, Treasurer MOSES NEWTON, Supt. WALTER H. DRAPER, Auditor.
GENERAL OFFICES : WILMINGTON, VERMONT.
387
NORTH ADAMS DIRECTORY.
BOSTON & ALBANY R. R.
The attention of the public is called to the new . and excellent train service now in force on the
NORTH ADAMS BRANCH.
New and quick train service to
NEW YORK, BOSTON
ALBANY
And all points West.
Through Drawing-room Cars
NORTH ADAMS to NEW YORK.
Vestibuled Drawing-room and Sleeping Cars Pittsfield to principal Western points.
It is hoped the public will be equally gener- ous in its patronage.
Full information and tickets can be had on application to
GEO. H. PATRICK, Agt., A. S. HANSON, Gen. Pass. Agt.
North Adams. BOSTON.
388
JAMES T. LARKIN'S
Hoosac
Savings Bank,
94 Main Street, North Adams, Mass. Receives Deposits from Ioc. to $1000.
All Deposits of $1.00 or more made on September, Decem- ber, March and June first will draw interest at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum.
PAYABLE JUNE 1 AND DECEMBER 1.
Interest compounded twice every year. Send deposits by ex- press or P. O. money order and book will be returned.
OFFICERS :- Pres., O. A. Archer; Vice-Pres., James E. Hun- ter, D. J. Barber, S. H. Fairfield; Auditing Committee, E. B. Penniman, H. E. Wetherbee, Geo. B. Perrry; Board of Invest- ment, Timothy Collins, D. J. Barber; Treas., W. W. Richmond; Trustees, O. A. Archer, W. W. Butler, James E. Hunter, S. H. Fairfield, H. E. Wetherbee, E. B. Penniman, J. H. Flagg, T. Collins, Geo. B. Perry, D. J. Barber, John Bracewell, Edmond Bissaillon, Geo. W. Chase, Geo. P. Lawrence, W. W. Richmond; Clerk, Geo. P. Lawrence.
F. N. BLAKE. F. A. MARBLE. BLAKE DRY PLATE COMPANY.
Manufacturers of Gelatino-Bromide Dry Plates, and dealers in Photographic Supplies of Every Description.
OUR SPECIALTIES ARE : Bausch & Lomb Lenses, "Lithium" Paper-glossy and matt, Rochester Optical Co.'s Cameras and Apparatus. 10 Walnut Street. - - North Adams, Mass.
THE DEERFIELD VALLEY TIMES.
WILMINGTON, VT.
The Times is one of the most progressive and up to date county newspapers in Southern Vermont
GUARANTEED CIRCULATION 1,800.
The Times is the best advertising medium in existence for reaching the people of
Wilmington, Readsboro, Jacksonville.
Send for Advertising Rates and Sample Copy,
WM. L. PACKARD, Publisher.
NORTH ADAMS DIRECTORY. 389
J. J. CONWAY & CO.,
Manufacturers of the "DUCHESS" - AND - "VESPER - BELL" CIGARS.
36 HUTTON STREET, TROY, N. Y.
In the very heart of the popular shopping district, and readily accessible from all parts of the city. Visitors to New York City will find the
EVERETT HOUSE, 17th ST. & UNION SQUARE, (OVERLOOKING THE PARK), Individual for convenience of situation, charming ex- posure, the excellence of its cuisine, and general com- fort. An established Hotel, thoroughly modernized and abreast of the times. WM. M. BATES, B. L. M. BATES.
Buy Your Bread of
JAMES O'NEILL,
Leading Bread Baker in North Adams and Vicinity also
ICE CREAM, PIES, CAKES, COOKIES.
51 Center Street, North Adams, Mass.
JAMES A. LAWSON,
Contracts Taken for All Kinds of STONE = WORK, Cut Stone Furnished in any. Quantity at REASONABLE PRICES. 18 WHITMAN STREET - -
- NORTH ADAMS.
+
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JAMES T. LARKIN'S
LINWOOD MILLS,
NORTH ADAMS, MASS.
Remnants! Remnants! Remnants!
Why not Buy Your Cloth Direct from the Mill, and Have it Made up by Some Reliable Tailor, and Thus Get a Good Fitting Custom Made Suit for a Ready Made Price. We Have Always on Hand a Large Assortment of Different Grades and Styles, Just the Thing for Business Suits. Warrented to Wear.
Our Worsted Cheviots at Low Prices are Un- surpassed for Style and Value.
A. A. GRAHAM, Agent.
OFFICE AND MILLS,
BRIGGSVILLE, MASS.
BRIGGSVILLE.
Briggsville is a small village two and one-half miles north-east of North Adams and is a part of Clarksburg, Mass.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at 7.30 p. m. Sun- day school at 2.30 Sunday afternoon.
BRIGGSVILLE FIFE AND DRUM CORPS.
Arthur Phillips, leader.
HOUSE NO.
NAME.
I A. A. Graham, Agent Lin- wood mills
1 Glen Graham
2 James Armstrong, Sr. boss wool sorter
2 James Armstrong, Jr.
2 Walter Armstrong
2 Maggie Armstrong
3 Harry Davis
3 Ambrose Worthington team- ster
4 . John McLean, wks dye h'se 4 William McLean, weaver bds
4 Janett McLean, weaver, bds
5 A. A. Worthington
6 George Ross
6 Joseph Cooper, wks pricking room
7 James Brotherston, dresser- tender
7 Arthur Brotherston, filling carrier
7 Bruce Brotherston, tinsmith bds
8 Michael Leahy, Sr.
8 Michael Leahy, Jr.
8 Maggie Leahy
9 Mrs. P. E. Kelly
9 Maggie Kelly
9 Edward Kelly
10 Richard Evans
11 Mrs. George Davis
11 Annie Davis
11 Henry Davis
11 Charles Davis
12 Mrs. Elizabeth Bates
12 Walter Bates
12 Patrick J. Hart, bds
12 Thomas Murphy, bds
12 William Dolan, bds
12 Alice St. John, bds
13 John Miller, boss weaver
13 Ella Ames, teacher, rooms
14 Eleazer Davis, boss dyer
15 James Morrissey
15 Richard Mc Williams, bds
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BRIGGSVILLE DIRECTORY.
16 Peter Scotland
16 Fannie Scotland, spooler
17 John R. Johnston, boss car- der
17 William H. Johnston, wks card room
17 James E. Johnston, second boss carder
17 Hattie E. Johnston
17 Robert J. Johnston, spin- ner
17 Ralph Brooks, wks finishing room
17 William Tedd, wks card room
19 William Coty, Jr.
20 John Evo
20 Peter Evo
21 Andrew Ross
21 Mr. Ross
21 Lizzie Hart, spooler
21 William Ross, wks dye h'se
22 William Coty, Sr
22 Laura Coty, spooler
22 Hattie Coty, student
22 George Coty,helps designer,
22 Joseph Coty, twister
23 James Graham, boss fuller
23 William Graham
23 Thomas McKoy, wks dye house bds
24 Mrs Ester Armstrong
24 Maggie Armstrong, spooler
25 Thomas Monteith, tailor
25 Mrs. Margaret Francis
John Francis
25 25 Annie Francis, sewer 25 Jennie Francis, drawerin
C. J. Whitney, store, see PI18
Chauncey Jepson, bds Mr. Whitney's Lizzie Underwood
clerk,
26 John Conley, weaver, bds
26 Edward Conley, bds
27 John Morrissey
28 Thomas Fife, weaver
29 Paul Terrian, spinner
30 David Howieson, weaver
31 George Tisdale, spinner
32 John Batthowey, wks fin- ishing room
36 James Casley
37 Omey Woods
37 Varris Woods
37 Henry Beauregard, bds
38 Gilbert Terrian, Jr.
39 Edward Jarvis
40 George Whitmore, bds
40 Gilbert Tisdale, Sr.
40 Gilbert Tisdale, Jr.
40 Charles Tisdale, bds
40 Clinton Tisdale, bds
41 Gilbert Teraian, Sr
41 Maggie Terrian, bds
41 Malvina Terrian, bds
41 Milinda Terrian, bds
41 Maloma Mosey, bds
33 34 35 A.J. Morrison, bor'ding h 66 " Alexander Morrison, bds
" Lemuel Morrison, bds
" Maggie Morrison, bds
16 Wm. Wilcox, weaver bds
" William Tyler, bds
" Henry Staples, bds
" John Morris, bds
66 " N. Davis, bds
66 " John McGovern, bds
" Patrick Fallon, bds
" Michael Fleming, bds
66 " Hugh Ward, bds
William Hickok, bds
" Nickolas Gorman, bds
' William Gorman, bds
" Thomas Murphey, bds
" Ellis Roberts, loom fixer, . bds
B. E. Lowd, bookkeeper Linwood mills, h 21 East Brooklyn
Mrs. Elizabeth Ross
Mrs. Wright
Henry Wright
Albert Wright
Joseph Pero, weaver, bds Mrs. Wright's
BLACKINTON.
The thriving and prosperous little village bearing the above name was so called in honor of Sanford Blackinton, first president of the S. Blackinton Woolen Co., which constitutes the main in- dustry of the place. It is situated on the Fitchburg railroad, three miles west of North Adams. Electric cars run to and from this place every 45 minutes. The following is a complete and accurate list of residents of Blackinton (and a part of Williamstown, ) to- gether with their occupations and location of residences, also a busi- ness. church and society directory.
BLACKINTON UNION CHURCH.
Pastors, Rev. G. W. Brown, Rev. F. D. Penney and Rev. W. L. Tenney. Church Committees, J. P. Blackinton, D. W. Evans, J. Rvnolds. John Houghes, L. Lanard, J. Uncles ; Clerk and Treas., Arthur N. Smith ; Superintendent of Sunday School, O. A. Archer ;. Organist, Harry Garstang.
BLACKINTON FREE LIBRARY.
Main street. Open Saturday afternoons. Librarian and Treas- urer; O. A. Archer.
F. M. T. A. SOCIETY.
President, James W. Maher ; vice-president, John H. Mahoney, Cor. Sec., M. J. Fleming ; Fin. Sec., W. Gomeau; Treas., M. H. O'Brien. Meetings first and third Sundays of the month in Father Mathew building, Main street.
BRIGADE 6, ALFREDIANS.
Hon. Com. C. C. Williams; Vice Com. Ed. Jones ; Chaplain, John Phillips ; Rec. Sec. Herbert Fowles ; Treasurer, Alfred Jones ; Scribe, C. F. Watts ; Guide, Geo. Pugh; Asst. Guide, Thomas Lloyd ; I. S., Wm. Davis; O. S., John Thomas ; H. P. C., Samuel Jones ; Deputy G. F. Watts.
394
JAMES T. LARKIN'S
Y. P. S. C. E.
President, Jas. H. Reynolds; Vice-President, Gideon Watts ; Secretary, Annie Howland; Treasurer, Lizzie Card. Meetings held every Tuesday evening.
Y. M. M. I. A.
President, Wm. Uncles; Vice-President, Fred Thomas ; Sec- retary, Augustus Darling ; Treasurer, John Hughes. Meets last Thursday evening of each month. Rooms open every night.
READING ROOM ASSOCIATION.
President, Thos. Monahan; Vice-President, W. J. Mohoney ; Secretary and Treasurer, John Navin. Reading room open every evening in the week, over Blackinton store.
BASE BALL CLUB.
Blackinton Base Ball club, John Navin, manager.
Abbott Ellen Mrs.
Archer J. B. law student at Uni- versity of Mich.
Archer O. A. treas. Black'n Co. Ashton Edwin, loomfixer, h 2
Geo. loomfixer, h 9 River
Geo. W. jr. student Richard, h 2 River
Atkinson Mary Mrs: h 18 Main Atwood Olin, carpenter, h Main Audette Arthur, wks brick yard Austin Alice, at mill
Barton Danil, boss brick yard, bds - G. Owens Bastin Joseph
Joseph, jr.
Henry, barber
Bandin D. brick yd, bds G. Owens J. brick yd, bds G. Owens
O. brick yd, bds G. Owens Barre N. brick yd Been Albert, brick vd
Bellevate F. brick yd
Bhenned J. brick yd
Bissaillon J. brick yd
Blackinton Charlotte Mrs.
E. W. (E. W. Blackinton & Co.
E. W. & Co, general store
66 John P (E. W. B. & Co.)
66 £ Lucian, operator
Blackinton Co. manufacturers of fancy cassimeres Bolduc A. brick yd
J. brick yd
X. brick yd Boyer Joseph, brickmaker Brierly John B. at mill, 12 Main 66 Margaret, h 12 Main
" Wm. N. at mill, 12 Main Briggs Russell, farmer Bringan Annie, darner
66 George, carpenter
Geo. jr. telegrapher Brochue A. brick yd Brothers M. brick yd
Brown William, dresser
Buchanan James, finish'g r, bds 14 Main
Bullett Wm. candy store, 26 Main
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BLACKINTON DIRECTORY.
Bump Douglas, laborer
" John, laborer
Melvin, laborer Campbell Libbie, Main Camewnue B. brick yd
Card Alice, student, bds Main
Carrie, darner
Chas. E.
Edward B.
Carpenter Annie C.
66 George P. farmer
Ozro, farmer
Carbaneau W. brick yd
Carneroune J. brick yd
Chamberlain Chas. painter, 3 Main- Chapman David, tailor
66 Ellen, weaver
Mary, operative
Susan, spooling
Charron A. brick yd
C. brick yd
66 Geo. brick yd Chebette W. brick yd
Chenail J. brick yd
Clark Jeremiah, farmer
John, operative Combe Wm. h 8 Main Collins Lizzie Mrs. widow Margaret, widow Collier J. I. flagman Crockett W. twister, bds 26 Main Crockette Samuel, at mill, 14 Main Cronk Dwight, farmer Cudworth Harlam, at Arnolds Daly Timothy, carder Daniels A. brick yd
66 J. brick yd
Darling Augustus, railroad man Davidson Mary, operative Wm. Mrs.
Davis Annie, servant at Archer's Charles, clerk, bds 14 Main
Edwin, jr. card room
Edwin, laborer
Elizabeth Mrs.
Garfield W. bds Main
Geo. wool sorter
Davis John, spooler, bds Main
John, carder, bds Main
66 Mrs. boarding house, Main
Richard, weaver, h Main
Wm. spinner, bds 26 Main Davies Arthur, deceased
Edward, storekeeper
Edwin, picker, bds Davidson
Griffith
66 John, weaver, bds Davidson
16 John, carder
John R. spinner, 15 Main
66 John W. finisher
66 Martha Mrs.
Oliver, boss carder
.. Sam. F. weaver, h Leonard
Deming Frank, shoem'r, 72 River Demerse C. brick yd
Deneau John, at mill, h Main
Doane John A. farmer
Domin Geo. B. John, picker
Donavan Jerry
Timothy, finisher
Doyle M. brick yd
Dracup Simeon, weaver
Duval E. brick yd
Durochere J. brick yd
Duprais Thomas, h Water st Eadie Annie, student
66 Daniel, master machinist
.' James Edwards Ann Mrs.
John, finisher
6 Jobn, carder, hi Leonard Eller Maggie, h Main
Emery Chas. at mill
Estes Charles, carpenter
Evans David W. North Adams Mary Mrs.
Frank R. North Adams
66 Geo. R. spinner
66 Robert. second boss carder, at Bravtonville
Walter S. North Adams
Exford W. Henry jr. stenographer
W. Henry, carpenter
396
JAMES T. LARKIN'S
Fallon William, dresser
James, boss gigger Fleming Annie, at mill, 5 River
66 Ellen, operative Margaret, dressmaker
Michael, River st
66 Michael, jr. spinner, River Richard, night watchman
66 Richard, jr. spinner
Thomas, at mill, h 5 River Francis Sarah E.
Fyfe Ann Mrs. h 13 Main Hugh, machinist
Gainey Fanny, weaver James Mrs. widow
John T. weaver Wm. weaver
Galvin Wm. M. D.
Frances and Mary
John. cloth inspector
66 Simon P. Greylock store
Garstang Edward, weaver
D.
Harry, weaver
Lizzie,
Mary, spooling Worsie R. dyer
Gates Wm. brick yd Gay James, h 16 Main
Gibbons Samuel, h Main
Gireau Moses, operative, h Main Goodbeau F. h Main
Goodreau E. brick yd
Gomeau George E. weaver
66 Joseph, laborer
" Odile
" William, spinner
Gordette Alfose, brick yd Gove Franklin B. teamster
Lena E. h 21 Main Wm. N. clerk, h Main
66 Wm. H. road commissioner Govin F. brick yd Green Albert, handerin
66 Emma, drawerin, removed
66 Jane Mrs.
" Samuel
Harper Thomas, weaver
Hart Wm. weaver, bds Main Harmon Lena, teacher Havard David. weaver Hebert Oliver, brick yd Henderson Lucy, wks G. Owens Hermon Charles, loomfixer
Frank, dresser
Mary, dressmaker
Hermon W. H. loom fixer, Main Hill N. B. wks brickyard, bds Blackinton
66 George, farmer
66 F. P. blacksmith, Main
. 6 Wm. farmer
Hickock Lettie M. h Blackinton Holland Andrew, at mill
Annie, dressmaker, h Main
Phillip, operative Hopkins Alanson E. farmer
66 Chester, carpenter
Eva, at mill, h Leonard
Edward N. farmer
Minnie B. h Leonard
Thomas, at Hunter's, rem. to North Adams Wm.A.
Howells Richard, spinner, bds Main
Howland Annie, school teacher
Charles, student
66 Philander, mason
Stella, dressmaker, rem.
Hughes Edward
66 John A. weaver
Mary Ann Mrs.
Mary, operative
66 Thomas, weaver
Hutton J. G. clerk
Humphrey David, finisher Hunter Jas. weaver, bds Pros- pect
66 Hunter Andrew, dresser, Prospect
$6 Jos weaver Wm. gardner
Iles Charles, weaver Win. at Williamstown h Main
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BLACKINTON DIRECTORY.
Iles Wm. Jr. laborer, h Main Irving Frank, h Main Jepson Arthur, at mill, h 39 Main Jones Alfred, dyer
66 Clara, bds 29 Main
66 Edward, weaver, bds Main
David 2nd, milk peddler
66 Annie F. weaver
66 David carder
David K weaver
Daniel, weaver
66 Ellen, weaver
66 Edward, shoemaker
Fred, operative
Frank
. Henry, dyer
66 John H. weaver
66 John J.
John W. wool sorter
John, at mill, bds 29 Main
Mary E. weaver
66 Parmelia Mrs.
Samuel, carder, h Main
Samuel, weaver
. . Sarah, weaver, h Main
Tillie, weaver
Thomas, dyer
66 Thomas J. carder, h Main Jordan Henry, h 68
Judd Mary J teacher, h W'm's't'n Kearn Geo. H. agt. Blackinton Co. h North Adams
66 Robert H, overseer at mill h Main
Kenny Simon 2nd, boss dyer bds Main st
Kirby Joseph, cobbler, h E Main Mary A wks mill, bds E Main
Kennedy S dyer Kenyon John, laborer
Kinsey Edwin, school janitor Wm weaver, h Blackinton Kleiner August, dver
Lafontain A wks brickyard, bds Blackinton
Labrecque A wks brickyard, bds Blackinton
Lamore J wks brickyard, bds Blackinton LaCrosse F wks brickyard, bds Blackinton
D. wks brickyard Labeau A finisher
66 Henry, at mill
Lizzie, finisher
66 Peter, weaver
Larivie Edward, laborer, h Main Lamon Charles Mrs.
- Della, handerin
Roy, weaver
16 Stewart
Wm. finisher, at Black'ton
Willie, at Williamsburg
Lanard Lewis, weaver
Langlois Frank, teamster, Gosse- lin's, North Adams
"' Fred
Leboeuf Remi farmer, h Wil- liamstown
Legare N. wks brickyard, h Blackinton
Lechance M. wks brickyard, h Blackinton Lefeave M. wks brickyard, h Blackinton Lemeux E. wks brickyard, h Blackinton Lemm Annie, weaver
Charles, cloth inspector
Leonard Frederick J. agent
S. S. carpenter Lloyd S. L. Dr. rem. Springs Longton B. wks brickyard Longevin H. wks brickyard Lord Edward, weaver Mackey William, weaver
Sand
MacMillian Alf. bleachery, h Main Macomber Mary Mrs operative Mahoney Daniel, spinner, h Main
66 John, laborer
66 John HI. boss spinner
James, clerk
66 Patrick, operative
Patrick J. packer
398
JAMES T. LARKIN'S
Major Minnie, darner, bds Main Manore Alvia, at Williamstown
" Joseph, operative " . Joseph jr
Marceau E. wks brickyard Marchetene A. wks brickyard McCaffery Emma Mrs.
McGradley John, wks Greylock McKendrick Robert, wool sorter McNulty Frederick, farmer
Matterson Andrew J. Mrs. widow; h Main
Mattison Adelbert Merriam Dellor, barber
Delia Mrs h Main
66 Peter jr. weaver Miller Frank, farm hand Milner Jas. E. boss finisher, h Main st
Mogel F. shearer boss
Moloney Catherine A. bds Main Elizabeth, dressmaker, Main
h
Julia A, bds Main
Nan A. teacher, h Main
66 Patrick B. Mrs.
66 P. H. druggist and post- master
Monahan Celia
John, operative
Maria, darner
Michael. farmer, h River
Patrick J. weaver
Thos. weaver
Montgomery Alfred, weaver
Mary, wks finishing room, bds 14 Main
Moreau H. wks brickyard Muldowney Hugh, laborer
Hugh jr. loom fixer
Jolin, weaver
Mary E. weaver
66 Maggie, darner
Mumford David, finisher, rem. to R. I.
66 Lavina, wks mill, bd 34 Main Wm. finisher, h 34 Main
Murry Michael Mrs. widow
Nadeau A. wks brickyard Naish Nelson, weaver Navin John, painter
Netherwood Jos. weaver, h 41 Main
Alice, winder, h 41 Mam
66 Sarah, darner. h 41 Main
Wm. at mill, h 41 Main Nickelson Melinda, h Main
Osborn Allen M. designer Owen Edward, weaver
John, wool sorter
66 Matthew, dresser
Sarah, darner
66 Wm. bookkeeper, Linwood mills
Owens Geo. F. brick manufac- turer Palmer Mary
Pelky Napoleon, weaver
Phelps Allen D. milk dealer
Frank C . Dr., Vergennes, Vt
Thomas C. farmer, Greylock
Piehler Margaret, darner Pincombe Carrie, weaver
Daisy, weaver
66 Mary, weaver
Martha, weaver
66 William
66 Wm. Jr. clerk
Phillips John, weaver
Pope Henry, at H. T. Cadys, h Main Potter M. W. clerk
Powell James. finisher
66 Matthew J.
66 Wm. wks mill, bds 50 W Main .
Pratt James, weaver
Price Sarah E. at mill, bds 27 Main
Pugh Geo. dyer Thomas Quinlan James, laborer.
Rainey Robert, weaver
Ransford Chas. dyer, h 2 Blackin- ton st
66 Helen Mrs. widow, h 2
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BLACKINTON DIRECTORY.
Ransford Nathan, laborer
Norman, jeweler and bicy- cles, h 2 Blackinton, Grey - lock
Reese John E. weaver
Reigny Augustin, laborer Reynolds James H. boss dresser Win. B.
Rickards Elizabeth
Frank B. meat market
66 George D. butcher
Susan C. teacher, h Church
66 Thomas
Riordan Hanora, dressmaker
6. Mary, weaver
Robare Albert, boarding house Mrs. F. boarding house Roberts Geo. farmer, bds 3 David- son street
66 M. wks Brickyard
O. wks brickyard
Moses, wks brickyard
Robinson Fred, laborer
George, laborer
16 Stephen, laborer
Wm. laborer
Rogers Florence I. saleslady Rowland Wm. operative
Rowlands Arthur
Rudman Wm. operative Sainsbury Eliza Mrs. h 17 Main " Henrietta, darner Scott Augustin, laborer Schouler Ambrose, loom fixer
George F. beamer
R. E. supt. Blackinton Co. R. S. Jr. wks at mill Shartland Ashwell, h Main 66 Wm. laborer Shea Richard Mrs. h Main Shepard M. L. Mrs. h Main Miss Cora, h Main Smith Arthur N. bookkeeper Blackinton Co.
Spear Chas. D. Chicago
Stack David F. student, bds Main Mary, wks mill, bds Main
" James, operative
Stack Win. weaver, bds Main Stearns Amanda A. Stewart H. H. h Main
Strigklich George, station agt, h 6 Stokes Wm. H. weaver, bds
Leonard Win. Mrs. h Mam
Stone Ellen, weaver J. wks brickyard Strail F. D.
66 John Mrs.
Sullivan James, fireman
Michael flagman
Swain Samuel, market gardener Sweeney Arthur, Williamstown
' Josephine, Williamstown Pindon, Williamstown Taft Cora E.
Herbert J. weaver
Jane S. Mrs.
Wm. carpenter
Tatro Joseph, brickmaker 66 J. wks brickyard Taylor James, weaver Joseph
Thayer Oscar S. painter N. A. 66 Elbert, painter Thorington G. W. agt. h Main Thomas Esther
Frederick, weaver
66 Geo. operative
66 Geo. Jr. handerin
John, fuller
John W. operative
16 John, h 11 Main
66 James, weaver
Mary, weaver
66 Richard, weaver, 11 Main
66 Richard Jr weaver, 11 Main
Tibbitts John, gardner
Edward, operative
Edward W., spinner
Richard, operative
60 Thomas, weaver
Turgeon A. wks brickyard, bds Blackinton
Trottier Theo. wks brickyard, bds Blackinton
400
JAMES T. LARKIN'S
Trottier D wks brickyard, bds Blackinton
Uncles Fred, weaver
Henry, at mill, h Prospect
John
. . William, weaver
Utman Annie E. teacher
66 Lorenzo, carpenter
Theo. weaver, Williams't'n Washburn Charles E. boss dyer Watts Dorcas, weaver
Gideon, cloth inspector Webb Edward, weaver White Bertie, weaver
Frank. weaver
Levi, laborer
Wilcox Wm. weaver
Williams Annie, spooler
" Anna, dressmaker
Charles, painter
Williams Thomas, weaver, bds 49 Main
Eddie, student, bds Main
49
Frank, wks at mill, bds 34 Main
Harriet, darner, bds 49 Main
Jane, weaver,
Jane Mrs. widow, h Main
John, spinner
66 Lilly, handerin, Main
bds 49
66 Mary Jane, handerin
66 Polly
66 Richard Mrs. widow, 49
66 Roy, student, bds 36 Main
66 Thomas, weaver
66 William, dyer
Worthington Margaret Mrs.
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NORTH ADAMS DIRECTORY.
Deaths in North Adams
From July 1, 1895, to June 15, 1896. Of persons 19 years of age and upwards.
July 1895. AGE. Sept. 1895. AGE.
4. Mrs Cora J. Hicks,
36
2. William H. Dunham, 28
9. Edmund Demoris, 40
2. John J. Fletcher, 68
10. Mrs. Julianna S. Lee, 79
2. Mrs. Frances S. Hill, 45
11. Erastus Howes,
78
4. Reice Rickards,
60
12. Mrs. Mary J. Fletcher, 46
4. Rosanna O'Neil, 23
12. James H. Maxwell, 61
8. Faustino Oliari, 26
15. Edward Ryan, 46
9. James Rowan, 30
18. Michael Flynn,
54
13. Matthew O'Hara, 83
20. Mrs. Patience Foote, 53
13. Mrs. C. L. Shillings,
56
z1. Edward Chaput,
25
14. Mrs. Sarah Rowan,
93
21. Oliver Daudelin,
22
18. James E. Grover,
44
21. Edward Roche, 25
18. John Harrington,
50
21. Jerry Trudeas,
25
19. Mrs. Mary McDonough,
35
22. Mrs. Sarah Nottingham, 73
24. Richard W. Hall,
66
21. Soloman Ferris,
19
25. Mrs. Ellen Beckwith,
26
23. Ernest E. Legate,
28
25. Mrs. Johanna Winton,
24
25. Mrs. Havini Rich, 73
28. Mrs. Amelia B. Cook,
42
28. Joseph Seasons,
Oct.
1. Archibald Michaels, 64
2. Ebenezer L. Thayer, 102
3. Thomas McElarney, 66
4. Eugene McCarthy,
45
5. Mrs. Cecilia H. Phillips
85
6. Mrs. Dora Tanner,
50
12. Elisha Kingsley,
92
8. Herbert W. Wilder, 21
9. Mrs. Mary E. Steele, 41
11. Mrs. Harriett Sykes, 76
28
16. Mrs. Bridget Beaver, 54
17. Mrs. Kate R. Billings, 36
22. Mrs. Sarah D. Rogers 77
24. Mrs. Clara B. Robinson, 77
26. James E. Bowen, 42
26. Loren M. Gurney, 25
Aug.
6. Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald 27
11. Mrs. Samantha Warren, 60
11. Hannie C. Johnson, 23
11. Mrs. Louisa S. Ellis,
88
12. Mrs. Margaret McElroy, 73
41
17. John McNamara,
20
19. Charles Tetrault, 36
21. Otis H. Cheesbro, 65
24. Walter A. Russell, 21
28. Paul Boulger, 24
29. Ellinor Roberts, 83
30. Mrs. Johanna O'Neil, 35
20. Frank E. Canedy,
25
29. Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly, 32
31. John J. White,
52 45
12. James McViney,
13. Hattie Mascroft,
402
JAMES T. LARKIN'S
Oct. 1895.
AGE. Jan. 1896. AGE.
27. Hanora Slattery,
75
15. Mrs. Mary A. Blanchard 83
27. Michael Conlon,
67
16. Thomas Rowland, 76
30. Felix Gauthier,
44 18. Mrs. E. C. Wheeler, 92
30. Nellie A. Bowes,
28
19. Adolphus Bolduc,
64
31. Mrs. Helen J. Ulmer, Nov.
37
21. William A. Ward, 75
25
1. John Kiggins,
43
24. Mrs Catherine Hughes,
58
5. Mary E. F. Mahar,
19
9. Mrs. Lurana Smith,
77
28. Mrs Mary E Hanley, Feb.
70
9. Mrs. Christme Lutwig,
10. Louis H. Duso,
32
3. Mrs. Phoebe A. Haskins, 44
12. Franklin E. Crown,
38
5. James White,
39
13. Mrs. Eunice B. Cole,
89
7. Mrs. Mary A. Benjamin, 48
13. Mrs. Catherine Davis.
77
7. Mrs. Eliza Blackinton, 92
13. Cornelius Collins,
71
8. Mrs. Lurana Southwick, 70 73
15. Mrs. Frances Hinckley,
67
8. Edward T. James.
31
19. George E Bador,
20
9. Duncan Harriman,
71
24. William M Walcott,
62
10, Irving Rider,
44
27. James Kelley.
82
13. Ellen Flynn,
19
27. Mrs. Diana F. Rice,
75
15. Cornelius Sullivan,
50
28. George W. Clements,
63
17. Mrs Mary S. Robertson, 50
19. Mrs. Jane F. Davenport, 64 19. Mrs. Nora Taylor, 55
48
5. Caroline Beal,
84
9. Mrs. Anna C. Hittle,
72
11. Mrs. Maria Gauthier,
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