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East St. Louis, Ill.
29,655
15,169
Lawrence, Mass.
62,559
Joliet, Ill. .
29,353
23,264
New Bedford, Mass
62,442
Sacramento, Cal.
29,282
26,386
Des Moines, Iowa
62,139
50,093
29,102
21,014
Springfield, Mass.
62,059
44,179
La Crosse, Wis.
28,895
25,090
Somerville, Mass
61,643
40,152
28,757
27,132
Troy, N. Y. .
60,651
60,956
Jacksonville, Fla.
28,429
17,201
Hoboken, N. J
59,364
43,648
Newcastle, Pa.
28,339
11,600
Evansville, Ind.
59,007
50,756
Newport, Ky
28,301
24,918 22,836
Utica, N. Y.
56,383
44.007
28,204
20,830
Peoria, Ill ...
56,100
41,024
Pueblo, Colo ..
28,157
24,558
Charleston, S. C.
55,807
54,955
Atlantic City, N. J.
27,838
13,055
Savannah, Ga ...
54,244
43,189
Passaic, N. J.
27,777
13,028
Salt Lake City, Utah.
53,531
44,843
Bay City, Mich
27,628
27,839
San Atonio, Tex
53,321
37,673
26,688
23,076
Duluth, Minn.
52,969
33,115
Lexington, Ky.
26,369
21,567
Erie, Pa ...
52,733
40,634
Gloucester, Mass.
26,121
24,651
Elizabeth, N. J.
52,130
37,764
South Omaha, Nebr.
26,001
8,062
Wilkesbarre, Pa ..
51,721
37,718
25,998
16,519
Kansas City, Kan.
51,418
38,316
Council Bluffs, Iowa.
25,802
21,474
Harrisburg, Pa ..
50,167
39,385
Cedar Rapids, Iowa ..
25,656
18,020
Portland, Me ..
50,145
36,425
Easton, Pa
25,238
14,481
Yonkers, N. Y.
47,931
32,033
Jackson, Mich ..
25,180
20,798
Norfolk, Va ...
46,624
34,871
Honolulu, Hawaii.
39,306
22,907
Kansas City, Mo
163,752
132,716
Galveston, Tex.
37,789
29,084
Cambridge, Mass.
91,886
70,028
Topeka, Kans.
33,608
80,671 79,850
58,661
Butte, Mont.
Auburn, N. Y ..
Racine, Wis.
Williamsport, Pa.
Oshkosh, Wis.
28,284
Manchester, N. H
56,987
44,126
Woonsocket, R. I
Fort Worth, Tex
New Britain, Conn ..
44,654
40,733
York, Pa ..
94,923
Salem, Mass ..
Allentown, Pa. Elmira, N. Y.
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BLACKINTON DIRECTORY.
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 Company, which con- stitutes the main .industry of the place. It is situated on the B. & M. railroad, three miles east of Williamstown. Electric cars run to and from this place every 17 minutes. The fol- lowing is a complete and accurate list of residents of Blackin- ton, together with their occupation and location of residences, also a business, church and society directory.
BLACKINTON UNION CHURCH.
Pastors, Revs. J. H. Spencer, W. L. Tenney and J. A. Hamilton.
Y. P. S. C. E. SOCIETY.
President Charles Isles, vice president Miss Jennie Black- inton, secretary Mabel Watts, treasurer Fannie Evans, corres- ponding secretary Ellen Price. Rooms, Christian Endeavor hall, West Main street.
Episcopal services are held in the school hall at 5 o'clock, Rev. M. Whittaker pastor.
BLACKINTON FREE LIBRARY.
Blackinton hall. Open Saturday afternoon. O. A. Archer librarian and treasurer, assistant librarian Helen Spear.
ORDER OF ALFREDIANS.
Meet in C. E. hall first and third Friday of every month. Honorable commander William Jacks, vice commander James Hunter, chaplain C. H. Iles, recorder James Domin, scribe Charles Davis, treasurer Herbert Toweles, guide H. R. Jones, assistant guide Edward Jones, inside secretary Edward Webb, outside sentinel C. C. Williams, past commander, G. F. Watts, district deputy H. Towles.
DRUIDS FOOTBALL CLUB.
President Thomas Davies, general manager and secretary M. H. Powell.
The Blackinton Football club, champions and club win- ners. Manager Mat. Powell, captain Thomas Davies. Club rooms West Main street.
418
JAMES T. LARKIN'S.
F. M. T. A. SOCIETY.
President Michael L. Monahan, vice president John H. Muldowney, secretary William J. Mackey, treasurer Michael H. O'Brien, sergeant-at-arms Joseph Tatro; trustees, J. H. Mahoney, Wiliam J. Mackey, James Fallon, M. H. O'Brien, James Monroe, William Gainey, Daniel Donovan. Meetings first Monday in each month in Temperance hall, Blackinton.
VOLUNTEER HOSE COMPANY.
Meet in school hall. Captain William Mumford, lieuten- ant William Taft, secretary Matthew Powell, treasurer Charles C. Williams.
Abbott Aggie, bds 1314 Main Ellen Mrs. h 1314 Main Jeannette, 1314 Main Northway, bds Main Adams Helen A. Miss, school teacher, bds Carpenter pl Archer O. A treas. Blackinton Co. h Oak terrace J. B. lawyer, Detroit
Ashton Edwin, boss weaver, h 935 State road
Blackinton E. W. (E. W. B. & Co. ) Jennie, teacher, bds Main John P. (E. W. B. & Co.) Katherine, student, bds Main Ruth, student, bds Main Blade Fred, wks mill, h. 1236 Main Bressette Stephen, h 1246 Main
Wiliam, accountant, bds Oak Buffum & Waterhouse, woolen terrace and worsted manufacturers Bramble F. weaver, h 1428 Main Boyer Arsene, brick yard, 1200 149 Main Paul, brick yard, 1200 Main Noemia, 1200 Main
Frank, newsdealer, h River George, loomfixer, h 9 River .George W. Jr. weaver, 149 Baudin Octave, brick yard River Blair Henry, farmer . James, farmer
Barton Daniel, boss brick yard, 1130 Main
Bastin Henry, weaver, 1521 Main Bressette Louisa, 1259 Main
Alfred, weaver, bds Main Joseph, peddler, 46 Main Baudin D. wks brick yard J. wks brick yard N. wks brick yard
Bissaillon 1112 Main
Blackinton Charlotte Mrs. E. W. & Co. general store
Bradshaw Ben, wks Wmstown, h 1597 Main Bressette Albert, loomfixer, Main Jean, weaver, 1259 Main Laura, spooler, 1259 Main
W. M. 1259 Main Bamford Joseph, spinner, bds 1414 Main Bringan Annie, darner Geo. carpenter, Church hill George Jr. station agent, 102 River Bullett Fred, barber
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BLACKINTON DIRECTORY.
Bullett Wm. salesman, 1190 Main|Daves Thomas, machinist, Main Bump Douglas, laborer Melvin Buffum J. H. supt. mill. h Main
Card Chas. Jr. weaver, bds 1689 Davis Richard, weaver, h Leonard Main Carrie, nurse Pittsfield Edward B. filling carrier. 1689 Main Lizzie, 1689 Main
Carpenter Annie C. teacher, h SR Ozro, farmer. S R
Chapman David, tailor, 1578 Mais Edith, darner Emily, darner
Mary, operative
Polly, weaver, bds 1151 Main
Clark Jeremiah, farmer, 1151 Main Belle, weaver, bds 3 Blackin- Delisle Jean, second hand Bray- ton tonville, 1204 Main Coller James, wks B. & M. Collins Herbert, winder, 1322
Main Lizzie Mrs. sewer, 1322 Main Connaughton Thos. h 1080 Main W. M. loomfixer
Coyne John, spinner, bds 1414 Dracup Simeon, weaver, h Leon- Main Crockett -, Main
Cudworth Harlan, 133 S R
Cumm C. brick yard Greylock
Daly Timothy, boarding house Darling Augustus, wks print wks, h 1231 Main William Mrs.
Daves George, boss wool sorter, Leonard's lane
Richard, weaver, Leonards la Martha Mrs. Main
W. H. spinner, 1330 Main Wm. Mrs. darner, 1330 Main John E. life ins. agt. N. Y. Life. Main
Fanny Mrs. boarding, h 1414 Main John, boarding, h 1414 Main Charlie, weaver, 1414 Main Thomas, spooler, bds Main
John, gardener, 1422 Main Garfield, music teacher, 1422 Main
George, weaver, bds Main Griffith, machinist, h 1501 Mam Win. spooler, h Leonard Davies Edward, storekeeper Grace, music teacher, bds Mam Dora, student, bds Main John R. market gardener, 1422 Main Mabel, milliner, bds E. Main Martha Mrs. h Main Oliver, rem to Oregon City
Deveny Peter, weaver, bds 129 River Doane John A. farmer
Donovan Matthew, weaver, Flat Jennie, weaver, Flat Daniel, weaver, Flat
ard Duval Edward, brick yard Eadie Annie, teacher, Church hill Daniel, master machinist, Church hill Jeanie, stenographer, Church hill Edwards Ann Mrs. Prospect Ellis John, spinner, bds 1414 Main Estes Elmer, card room Loando B. carpenter, h 48 E. M. Evans Annie, burler, bds 37 Main David, 1231 Main Dot, darner, bds 1268 Main Fannie, weaver, bds 1528 Main Francis M. finishing room, 1231 Main George R. spinner
420
JAMES T. LARKIN'S
Evans Robert, carder, Bray'nville |Gove Wm. H. farmer State road Richard, painter and paper Wm. N. clerk, h 1539 Main Green Albert, weaver hanger, 1190 Main Lily, milliner, 1190 Main Grogan Elsie, wks mill, h 1729 River Katherine, student 1190 Main Edwards Osborne, spooling room, Prospect
John, carder, h Prospect George, dresser, h Prospect
Exford Wm. HI. stenographer, Stamford, Conn.
W. H. carpenter, 1556 Main Fallon James, boss gigger Lizzie, wks mill, bds River
Haley Ernest, 1312 Main Hannum Bertha, student, 1215 Main S. W. 1215 Main Harper Ernest, 1505 Main Havard David, weaver, 1316 Main Hermon Charles, gardener Leonard Frank, dresser, h 69 Flat
W. H. loomfixer, 1563 Main Mary wks finishing, bds River Heinrich Charles, finisher, Pros- Fleming Annie, at mill, 5 River pect Milton, card room Ellen, operative, 105 River Margaret, dressmaker, River Michael, 105 River
Michael Jr. dresser, River
Richard, night watchman, 105 Holland Andrew, carpenter, 1601 River Richard Jr. spinner
Hill George Jr. weaver, bds back road Walter, weaver, h back road
Main Philip, operative, 1645 Main Thomas, boss dyer, h 1304 Hopkins Augustus, h 1349 Main Main
Fyfe Ann Mrs. h River
Hugh, commercial traveller
Frazer Louis, wks Braytonville, 45 Main
Gainey Fanny, weaver, bds S R John T. weaver, bds S R William, weaver, bds S R Galvin M. D. 1627 Main Mary, finishing room John, cloth inspector Simon P. Greylock store
Gay James, h 1428 Main George H. wks dye house, h 1428 Main
Garstang H. h 1330 Main
Gomeau Joseph, laborer, 1585 Main Odile, Main William, Bennington
Gove Franklin B. teamster, 1183 Hunter Main
S. Cully, teamster, bds 1183 Main
Alanson E. farmer, 1245 Main Chester, carpenter, Prospect E. 1586 Main Thos. wks Hunters, h 1483 Main Howells Beatrice, darner, bds Leonard
Richard, spinner, bds Leonard Wm. weaver
Elizabeth, weaver, b Leonard Howland Charles, teacher, Phil- lyshire Philander, mason
Hughes Edward, carder, 1322 Main
Edward, student, bds 40 Main John A. wks mill, h 1547 Main Mary, operative, h 71 Flat Thos. weaver, Braytonville Andrew, dresser, bds Prospect James, weaver, bds Prospect
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BLACKINTON DIRECTORY.
Hutton John G. wks Arnolds, h|Lamon Archie, laborer, bds 1679 Main
Iles Charles, weaver, Leonard Harry, butcher, bds Leonard Wm. finisher, h Prospect
Wm. F. butcher at N. A. h Leonard
Jacks Wm. gardener, h 121 River Jepson Arthur, at mill, h 1392 Main
Jones Alfred, weaver Johnsons Archie
Annie, bds Leonard
Bert. bds Main
Daniel, weaver, h 64 Flat
David, milk peddler, 88 River David, h 1507 Main
Edward, weaver, h 1130 Main
Henry, dyer, bds Davidson Harry, wks Hunters, h 67 flat Jennie, 1387 Main
John W. wool sorter, h Pros- pect
Lila, weaver, bds 4 Prospect Lew, laborer, E Main
Maud, bds Main
Susie, darner, bds 4 Prospect Sarah, weaver, Main
Thomas, dyer, h 1338 Main William, wks mill bds Main Wm. E. weaver, 1204 Main Jordan Harry, dyer, h 71 flat
Kately Clarence, laborer, Main Kay Thomas, weaver, bds Main Kenyon John. loomfixer Johnsons Maud, 1077 Main Anna Mrs. bds 1077 Main King Alfred. brick yard F. wks brick yard
Nelson, wks brick yard, bds Main Kingston George, dyer, h 1533 Main
Kleiner August, dyer, 1226 Main Charlie, Windsor, 1226 Main Arthur, spooler, 1226 Main Kervan Frank, bds 135 River
Main
Charles Mrs. Main
Della, drawer-in, Main
Roy, weaver, 1669 Main
Stewart, laborer, 1679 Main
William, finisher, Main
Willie, gardener
Lemm Lillian, finisher, bds Leon- ard
Loches John, clerk B. & M. bds Prospect
Lord Edward, 127 River Leonard S. S. carpenter Frederick. carpenter, Leonard
Lloyd S. L. Dr. Sand Spring
Mackey Wm. weaver, h Main
Macomber Mary Mrs. operative
Madden Mary L. teacher, h North Adams
Mahoney Daniel, spinner, bds Main
John H. boss spinner, 1334 Main
Patrick, operative
Arthur, bds River
P. J. cloth merchant 51 Ea- gle North Adams, h River Manore Alvia, 1565 Main
Joseph, operative, 1565 Main Joseph jr. spinner, 1565 Main Matterson Archie, teamster, bds 1167 E Main
McGaughy dye house, h flat McHugo Patrick, h 74 flat
McKendrick Robert, wool sorter, h 1145 Main
Merriam Peter, weaver
Moloney Catherine A. saleslady, 1515 Main
Elizabeth, dressmaker, h 1515 Main
Nan A. teacher, h 1515 Main Patrick B. Mrs. 1515 Main P. H. druggist, 1535 Main Monahan Celia, darner, bds River
John, teacher, bds 139 River Maria, darner, bds 139 River
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JAMES T. LARKIN'S
Monahan Michaei, law student, h|Phe'ps Walter, milk dealer, 1072 139 River State road
Patrick J. weaver, bds 139 River
Thomas, car conductor, bds 139 River
Montgomery Alfred, weaver, Main Muldowney Hugh, loom fixer
John, inspector Mary E. weaver, Main Maggie, darner, Main Mumford William, boss finisher, 1374 Main
Murray Michael Mrs. h River
Myers Syble Mrs. bds Grove blk
Navin John, painter, Main
Will, carpenter, bds boarding house
Netherwood Alice, winder, h 41 Main
Emma, clerk, bds 41 Main
Ernest, student, bds Main Joseph, weaver. Main
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co. see p 88, public pay station Black- inton store
O'Brien James Mrs. widow, 1151 Rambo Dominick, brick yard main
M. H. school janitor, 1151 Main
Oliver Wm. wks dresser, h Leon- ard
Owens Annie, teacher, Savoy John, wool sorter, bds 27 River
Sarah, darner, bds River William, bds River
Patterson Homer, coachman, bds State road
Pelky Napoleon, barber, 1527 Main
Phelps Allen D. milk dealer, 1072 State road
Ethel, student, 1072 State rd Rickards Frank B. butcher
Florence, 1072 State road Marion, 1072 State road
Thomas C. Mrs. 1101 Main Phillips William, bell boy at Grey- lock hotel
Ernest. wks finishing room, 1386 Main
Herbert A. farmer, h 1246 Main John, weaver, Main
Maude, finisher, bds Main Morris, shoemaker, h 1388 Main Pienler Margaret, darner, bds Leonard
Pincombe Carrie, weaver, bds 1378 Main
Helen, weaver, 1378 Main Martha, weaver, bds 1378 Main
Wm. Jr. clerk; bds Greylock Pope Henry, dye house, 65 Flat Julius, card room, 65 flat
Powell James, finisher, 1599 Main Wm. finishing room, h Main Pratt James, loomfixer, Brayton Price Sarah E. at mill, b 27 Main
Rainey John, finisher, h Leonard Robert, weaver, Leonard Ransford Charles, teamster, 1080 Main
Read Byron, laborer, h River Reese John E. weaver, h Flat Lizzie, servant Minnie, darner, bds Flat Reynolds James H. boss dresser, 1350 Main May, spooler, Main William, weaver, Main William Jr. spooler, Main
Richardson James, wks brick yard Wm. B. h State road Wm. weaver, h Main
Elizabeth, h Main Marcus, clerk, bds Church Melinda Mrs. h Church hill
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BLACKINTON DIRECTORY.
Rickards Susan C. teacher, h|Tatro J. wks brick yard Church
Robare Alfred, bell boy Greylock Taft Cora E. bds 1362 Main
hotel Frank L. 1203 Main J. 1080 Main. Joseph, weaver, bds Main Julia Mrs. h. Main
Roberts Geo. laborer. h Blk rd Robinson Fred, Back road Geo. laborer, h Back road Rogers Florence I. saleslady
Rowland Wm. operative
Rowlands Arthur, wks Hunters Rudman Hubert, painter, b Pros- pect Lily, darner, bds Prospect Savage Elizabeth, Main
George F. wks Hunters, 1065 Main Sarah Mrs. h Blackinton road Schouber Geo. 1121 Main
Wm. wks print works
Scott Thomas A. carpenter, h Leonard
Smith Henry, blacksmith, Grey- loek
Spear Charles D. Oak ter Main Helen, Oak ter Main
Stack David F. weaver, bds 1328 Main
Tatro Joseph Jr. card room Josephine, winder Joseph, brickmaker Anthony, farmer, h State rd
Mary, winder, bds iron bridge
Jane S. Mrs. 1362 Main
Wm. H. carpenter, 1212 Main Taylor Joseph, gardener, Leonard Thomas Bert, weaver, bds 72 flat Thomas, wks Johnsons, bds flat George Jr. weaver Jobn, filler
John W. weaver
Mary, weaver
Mortimer W. principal Black- inton school
Thompson Bushnell, h State road Tibbitts John, gardener
Turner Edward W. 2d hand spin- ner, Davidson ave
Richard, wks finishing, h Main
Thomas, wks weave room, h Main Uncles Fred, weaver, h 2 Prospect Henry, dresser, h Prospect John, finisher, h Prospect William, inspector, Prospect Utman. Annie E. teacher kinder- garten North Adams Lorenzo, carpenter, h Church James, spinner, 1328 Main Theodore, h Williamstown Wm. plumber North Adams Commodore, bds Braytonville Strail John, dye house, 1231 Main Venaree James, weaver Eclipse, h Fred, weaver, Main 1088 Main Stewart H. H. h 1878 Main Stokes William H. weaver, bds 1669 Main Wm. Mrs. h 1669 Main Stiles Arthur, engineer mill, h 1434 Main Sullivan James, fireman, h 1368 Main
Voreau Andrew, laborer, h Main Joseph, weaver Beaver, bds 12 Main Walker, Rand & Son brick yard, 1088 State road
Watts Mabel, spooler, bds 1337 Main Gideon, weaver, 1337 Main
Michael, flagman, 1368 Main Woodruff Ellen, dressmaker, 1291 Main Charles, salesman, 1191 Main Webb Edward, weaver, 1551 Main White Jerry, 1135 Main
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JAMES T. LARKIN'S.
White Mary, bds 1135 Blackinton road
Thomas, watchman Brayton- ville, h 1135 Main Thomas Mrs. 1135 Main Wilcox Annie, spooler, 1491 Main Thomas, weaver, 1491 Main Williams Charles, painter, h Leon- ard Eddie, student, bds 1569 Main
Jane, weaver, h 1503 Main Lily. darner, bds 1569 Main Eiiza Mrs. h Main
Mary Jane, winder, h Main Roy, student
Thomas, weaver, 1569 Main Woodruff Charles, traveling sales- man B & D, h Blk road
Worthington Margaret Mrs. fin- isher, h 1507 Main
To Find a Name
You must know how to spell it. It is not uncommon. for members of the same family to spell their names differently, preserving the pronunciation. A few instances as follows : Brown, Browne; Cain, Kain , Kane; Cavanaugh, Cavanough, Kavanough; Chase,, Chace; Cohen, 'Cohn, Kohn; Kelley, Kelly ; Kenney, Kenny, Kinney; Miller, Mueller, Miehler ; Paine,, Payne; Read, Reed, Reid; Rider, Ryder; Hines, Hynes ; and especially the French names.
Directories are arranged and printed in exact alphabetical order. If the examiner knows the way the name is spelled and follows out the order of the alphabet, he will save time and vexation of spirit.
Read the rules and regulations of the State Normal School. Be sure you know how to spell the name you want. It's here. Don't forget to read the new rules of the Board of Health .. The advertisers help make the book a success. Patronize them. Read over the streets and avenues and learn where you are at. James T. Larkin, Book and Job Printer, Directory bldg, 5 Main St.
425
NORTH ADAMS DIRECTORY.
GREYLOCK.
. Greylock is a typical New England cotton manufacturing vil- lage, situated about two miles west of North Adams on the line of the B. & M. railroad. Electric cars run to and from every 15 minutes. . Fares, steam or electric five cents.
PROTESTANT SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Mr. McMillan superintendent. Sunday services at 3.30 p. m.
Christian Endeavor society, James McMillan president, Miss Hattie Wylie secretary
FRENCH CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Rev. Fr. Hereaux pastor. Mass at 9 and 10.30 o'clock Sunday ; Sunday school at 1.30; vespers at 2 ; mass 8 o'clock Monday.
Greylock Improvement society, A. F. Liberty superintendent. Baseball club, Louis Dion manager, Al Brown captain.
Anderson Chas. farmer Charles J. weaver, State rd Felix, trucking, State rd James, farm hand, bds S R James Jr. barber State rd Nelson, milkman, bds S R Pierre, shoe shop, State road William, clerk, h Main Charles, h 32 Edward, clerk
Emma, cloth room
Mary, cloth room Peter, shoe shop, 417 S R Armel Edward, spinner, 82 S R Alderman Frank, 290 State road Fred, h State road
Ashworth George, weaver, bds 2 Barbeau J. Mrs. h 23 Bardsley James, boarding house Beaudin Nelson, wks brick yard Beaudreau J. Loraine
Beaudrault Noah, wks mill Benoit E. D. Mrs. Main Laura, dressmaker
Belliveau B. B. Greylock bakery Berard Geo. wks Hunters, h Blk r Benjamin C. loomfixer, h 292 new road
Blaydes Alfred, at print works, h Main Blessington Mary, wks mill
Bournay Bagine, weaver, 7 S R Boisjoly Modest. at brick yard Bourdon Narcise, h 589 Greylock Brooks Noah, slasher tender, mill Beauchamp Jos. weaver, bds 16 Jos. Mrs. weaver, bds 16 Buchanan John J. wks Collins cigar factory, bds 12 Burns John, weaver, bds 2 Pro- tection ave
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JAMES T. LARKIN S.
Beaudin Mary, weaver, bds 567|Foisey Louis, U. J. Berard blk State road
Fountain Albert, operative
Napoleon, weaver, bds 567 Galvin S. P. & Co. general store State road 462
Nelson, brick yard, h 567 Gauthier Thomas, brick yard Gelineau Joseph, removed 583 . State road
Nelson Jr. brick yard, h 567 State road
Joseph, 2 Ford ave
Gero Eusebe Mrs. wid. Phelps pl
Boyer Arsene, shoemaker, bds 44 Golden Patrick, flagman B. & M.
Joseph. laborer, h new road Paul, 56 new rd Bressette Edgar D. Loraine
Brignole Peter, spinner
Brown A. h Greylock
Buchanan Isabelle M. teacher
Buckinshaw M. wks mill
Burke John, laborer, 5 1-2 Protec Card Louis G. h r of crossing Cardinal Frank, weaver
Casey Joseph, card room, bds 16 Carlisle Wm. mulespinner, 448 Chalifoux Louis, card room Clark Isabella. weaver Blackinton Collins Daniel, laborer, bds Main Josie, student, 540 Main
William, laborer, State road Connaughton Thomas, loomfixer Crews Wm. milkman, h. Ford farm Hernon Eugene, loomfixer
Conrad Elsner, weaver
Crosier E. L. sta. agt h n crossing Cumms Charles Sr. laborer
Charles Jr. brickyard Black- Kenneth Chas. boss cloth room inton
Davis Hickley, bds n crossing Dawson Jolin, twister
Day Daniel, carpenter, Ford st
Decelle Ed. wks brick yard
Demaris Peter, weaver, 16
Ducharme Peter, weaver, 27 Devinez Martin, 60 Dion Louis, engineer
Durant Joe, weaver
Durocher James, barber, h S R
Durocher Edward F hairdresser North Adams
Ellis A. E. laundry, h new State road, see ad
RR
Goodenough Ernest A. wks Can- edys, h Loraine Goyette Dallas, farmer
Gregoire Joe, spinner
Green Wm. loomfixer
Greylock Mfg. Co. gingham
Grogan Patrick, mule spinner, Main Gilbeau Israel, weaver, 1 Halpin Charles. shoe shop Nicholas, carpenter William, carpenter
Harvey W. spinner, State road
Heap James, weaver, b boarding h John, Protection ave
Herbert Daniel, boss weaver Grey- lock mills
Herzig John, carpenter, h 14 Pro- tion ave
Jones Thomas, paperhanger, 670
Greylock mill
Kenny Peter, weaver Kenyon John H. loomfixer
King Emma. domestic H. C. Phil- lips Lorette Geo. weaver, bds 2 Lachambre E. 652 Greylock Lacosse Clifford, weaver Laundry Joe, gardener John, gardener Louis, gardener
Lafarvie Chas. h 656 S R Lafreniere Eugene, wks mill Laliberte Albert, carpenter, 475 Wm. weaver Oliver, electrician
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NORTH ADAMS DIRECTORY.
Laliberte Wilfred, at mill Langaur Herman, weaver Liville Jas. weaver
Masey Chas. weaver, bds 2 Madden John, wks Blackinton, h State road
Marchal Jules, weaver. h Greylock Minnie, weaver, b Fords lane Materin Samuel, weaver
Meehan Catherine, weaver, bds 10 new road
Jennie, weaver, bds 10 new road
John H. 10 new road
Maggie, weaver, h 10 new rd Sears H. R. meat market, 303
Patrick J. Rev. Springfield Mousseau N. Proud pl
McNulty Barney, wks mill, bds b h McGladdery John, loomfixer, h Protection ave
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co. see p 88. public station Blackinton store
Niles F. E. painter, 285 State rd Noel Ernest, 84
Otis Mr. shoemaker, h State rd Packard Robert, wks B. & A. bds 20 Greylock rd Paquette May, bds Crosier Joseph, carder, River st, City Pera Alphonse, weaver
Perras Louis, weaver
Phelps George H. gardener
Pigeon Fred, h 592 S R
Plankey Eugene, contractor, 364 Eugene Jr. laborer, 362 Olivine, bds 362
Prince Wm. Sherman farm, Main
Phillips H. C. supt. Greylock mills, h 460 Plantier Eugene, h 44 Greylock Parkey Peter, tailor, h 567 S R Rondo Mose
Reherdy Joseph, h 648 S R Romillard Louis, laborer, 10
Robare Frank, wks Johnsons, Main
Rondeau Theophile, wks print wks Richter Henry, Protection ave
Joseph. weaver, Protection Raume Victor, laborer, 23
Ryan John farmer, h 11 Protection James, bds 11 Protection ave John, bds 11 Protection ave Lucy, bds 11 Protection ave Sands Wm. asst. overseer weav- ing Savage Mrs. Main Schlums Carl Mrs.
Shea Thomas, boss spinner, No. 1 Greylock
Smith Henry, blacksmith, Grey- lock rd Sherman Chas. E. Mrs. bds . old rd James, No. 1 Greylock
Spitler Herman, weaver, h Pro- tection ave
Susbrick Frederick, at mill. h 16 Shambo Rosie Mrs bds 364 Fred, teamster, 364
Swartzer Paul, at print works, hi Protection ave
Telch Antoine, 18 Protection ave A. wks Galvins, bds 18 Pro- tection ave Threin Oliva Towles Wm. boss carder Grey- lock mills
Thayer Gay D. paymaster Grey- lock mills
Tessier Richard, laborer, h 35 Rachel, dyer, h 27
Eugene, weaver Adlinda, weaver
Tetro Charles, brick yard
Tischler Clement, weaver mill Towne W. J. h State rd Turcint Joseph. operative, h State Varin Andrew, laborer. h 2 Blk id Vernard James. grocer, 4 Blk rd Villeneuve Geo. machinist, h 96
428
JAMES T. LARKIN'S
Vinellette Jollas, weaver
Voget Herman, weaver, h Protec- tion ave
Voigt Herman, weaver, Protection ave
Warner August, weaver, h Pro- tection ave
Wade William, mule spinner
Whitmore Edward, teacher
at Welch John, weaver, bds b h
Bliss Business College, h 19 Wood Geo. spinner, h 634 S R Protection ave West J. W. barber S R
Deaths In North Adams
From July 2, 1901, to June 17, 1902, Inclusive, Of Persons 18 Years and Upwards.
Date
Name
Age| Date Name
Age :
1901
August
10 Robert N. Graham 21
2 Bridget Clark
59 11 Frank A. Bunting 23
3 Robt. C. Barnard
40 14 Endora Bailey
74
6 Gilbert Lafortune
80 15 Barner Benoit 33
8 Edward Cantoni
22 15 Hilaire Monnette 73
8 Julia Cadan
16 16 Peter Hanley 64
13 Mary Ashton
82 18 Peter C. Farley 21
13 Marion Jackson
14 John Clark
45 20 Estella Barcomb 28
14 Louis N. Sansousi
29 20 George N. Kearn 62
32 20 Thomas N. Fitzpatrick 35
14 Endora A. Davis
80 23 Alvan H. Barlow 72
25 Margaret Fihault
35 25 Ellen B. Darling 89
77 28 Ruth Webb 34
68 September
50 3 Mary Dudley 55
53 6 Mary Cronin 80
8 Hermanie Richard 18
66 18 Augustine Turcotte
20
7 Robert R. Bridges
7 Mary Welch
46 19 Delia Dooley 23
56 19 Clesson E. Sivau 47
August
4 Napoleon Tremblay
27 Joseph Lefebre
27 Melius E. Wilder
23 19 James N. Sherry 45
26 William O'Connell
27 James Melling
27 Honora McConnell
Whitmore Edward Sr. wks Wind- sor. h 19
Protection ave Grace, student, bds 19 Pro- tion ave
Clara, wks Windsor, bds 19 Protection ave
July
429
NORTH ADAMS DIRECTORY.
Date Name
Age| Date Name Age
September
November
20 Jean Gervais
68 21 Giovana Sartora 19
22 Theodule Bouleric
61 23 William J. Murray 33
25 Grace Stroud
41 24 Michael C. Powers 43
27. Nellie Mixer
30 24 Ellen Holleran
83
27 John Henry Felix
20/24 Mary Shea
53
27 Teresa Pierce
77 25 Margaret Burke 59
27 Harry A. Miller
23 26 Herbert W. Cheesbro 41
28 William Foylan
23 26 T. W. Richmond 50
16 Arthur Beauchemin
30 27 Rebecca Tilton 49
25 Chad Field 68
1 Philomene Ladouceur
51 December
1 Vesina Havier
30 1 Emma Schouler 34
2 Elfzabeth Barber
33
1 Edward H. Arnold 58
7 George Evans
82 3 Annie Hanlon 36
33
10 Jennie Francis
23 15 Esther Green
68
12 Catherine Moore
19 16 Melind McKerson
75
12 Ellen O'Brien
38 19 Marie Matte 48
13 John Davin
54 20 Samuel Bess 70
13 Catherine Navin
52 21 Lorina Benton
73
14 John Griffin
57|22 A. W. Scott
63
17 Marceline Labrie
60 26 Richard Timberlin 37
69
19 Peter Grady .
30|27 Mantura Moran 22
20 F. E. Osteyguy
20 30 Bridget Naughton 50
21 John B. Jones
19 31 Guiseppe Pedarine 35
54 31 Chartrand Angelina
26
24 James Quirk
18 1902
26 Catherine Leonard
43 January
26 Edward Coon
44 1 David W. Evans 74
26 3 Charles Thompson 50
38 6 Jane Eadie 77
44
November
10 Annie Thompson
37
5 Jennie Murphy
34 12 William W. Cook
57
5 Maude Barcombe
19 12 Geo. B. Perry
73
8 Orlando Ottman
58 14 George D. Richards 63
55
12 Ellen Smith
60 15 Alexander Smith
26
13 Bridget Kearns
32 15 Francois Duquette
67
15 Annie Lenox
57 19 Charles L. Fish
29
18 Lizzie Smith
19 Peter Harrington
39 23 John Scully 21
19 Xavier Dutault
19 24 Moses Toussant 61
21 Julia McCauley
39 25 Mary Allord
82
19 E. J. Cary
64 27 Maria Evans
23 James Dee
27 Azarie Bourgeois
28 William K. Savage
29 Lucinda B. Richmond
66 10 Elizabeth Miller
12 Julia Maloney
25 15 Rebecca Bousher
55 18 Charles E. Hall 50
17 Louise Davis
26 23 Samuel J. Ellis 69
October
8 Margaret Pillow
62 5 Louis Crosina
430
JAMES T. LARKIN'S
·Date
Name
Age|Date
Name
Age
January
April
25 Ellen Mackey
61
5 Hattie Worcester
23
26 Frank L. Smith
37
6 Huldah A. Millard 83
26 Genevieve Grandchamp
73 7 Mary Williams
84
February
8 Matilda Gordon
66
6 Florence Driscoll
61
12 E. D. Joy
53
6 Grace Stockwell
20
12 Harry R. Hamer
46
6 Calvin Parker
85
13 Caroline J. Sanford .
78
8 Clarissa Saunders
79 13 John W. Sargent
80
8 Mary Mack
43 14 Matthew Waddell
52
11 Louisa Loomis
94 18 George W. Gould
63
11 William H. Taylor
20 20 Clara Gregorie
18
12 Mary A. Peak
32
22 George H. Steele
61
14 Betty Bramley
55
22 Ainsey Mahan
37
15 Mary A. Hazard
57 23 John Flaherty
23
17 Julien Thruell
82 25 Angeline George
44
20 Henry McCusker
77 27 Aravilla Haskins
90
25 William C. Kelleher
25 29 James A. Scanlon
74
26 Peter T. Kelleher
28 May
42| 1 Phinelia Aston 66
22
2 Clara N. Randolph 53
54
2 Eva Robert
29 6 Cynthia L. Potter
72
7 Abbie Stafford
60
12 William H. Hocking
64 50
7 Eugene Clark
56|15 John Hynes
47
11 Josephine Lefebre
23 21 Elmira N. Tower
62
11 Frank Torres
45 22 Harriet Bond
53
15 Patrick Short
45|22 John Denno
59
17 Frank Tluery
70 22 Mary J. Hosley
68
18 Frank Boylan
67 23 Delia Lambert
23
20 Mary Beattie
60 24 Lucien Blackinton
59
20 Rosa Sabato
50 24 William R. Jones
40
23 William Coombs
80 28 Jules Lessier
62
23 Emma Tessier
19 June
67 5 Muhell Shapiro 24
66 6 Sarah Cooper 75
11 John G. Kelly
38
1 Roger Naylor
54 11 Thomas F. Murphy
32
1 Exiar Morin
44 11 Patrick Dooley
69
2 Lizzie Morin
22 12 Francis A. Evans
70
4 William Mayo
42 17 Peter McDarby 80
5 Fannie Harris
46|19 Mary Davidson
71
28 John A. McDowell
28 Asosterio Capella
March
4 Nora Meehan
3 Michael Foley
54 7 William Underhill
29 William Thatcher
30 Thomas Clement
April
PUBLIC SCALES
rear City Hall, L. A. Germain public weigher, hours 7 to 12 and I to 6. Price Ioc single load.
431
NORTH ADAMS DIRECTORY.
Directories of Principal Cities of the United × States on file at ×
LARKIN'S DIRECTORY OFFICE Reference can be made at Any Time Free of Charge .
GREYLOCK HOUSE.
Adams, Mass.
THOMAS P. WELCH, Prop.
Everything first-class and prices reasonable.
DAVID R. WAIT,
Local Manager
New York Life Insurance Co. 31 Chestnut St., North Adams. W. H. LYON,
Photographer,
97 MAIN ST., NORTH ADAMS.
482
JAMES T. LARKIN'S.
W. G. SNYDER & CO.,
Coal, Wood, M
Hay and Straw. 24 Centre Street, North Adams.
Dr. J. J. F. Mclaughlin,
DENTAL PARLORS.
72 1=2 Main Street, North Adams.
Office Hours, 8.30 to 12 a. m. I to 5 and 7 to 9 p. m.
E. F. DUROCHER, Shaving and hairdressing Rooms.
Four Chairs and no apprentices. Children's Hairdressing a Specialty. 79 CENTRE STREET, NORTH ADAMS.
THE PRUDENTIAL
Insurance Company of America.
Home Office
Newark, N. J.
A Progressive Company in which the Safety and Advancement of Its Policy-holders' Interests are the Chief Considerations.
O. C. Underwood and J. F. Walsh, Asst. Supts. Room 5 Kimbell Block, - - 68 Main Street.
H
OOSAC
VALLEY STREET RAILWAY
Adams Line.
Leave Adams. a m. : 5 30 6 ( 0. 6 30, 7 00, 7 30. 8 00, 8 30, 9 00, 9 30, 10 00. 10 30 11 00. 11 30, 12 00, 12 30 p. m : 1 00, 1 30, 2 00, 2 30, 3 00, 3 30, 4 00, 4 30, 5 00, 5 30. 6 00. 6 30, 7 00, 7 30, 8 00, 8 30, 9 00, 9 30, 10 00, a10 30, b11 00, b11 30. Leave North Adams. a. m. : 6 00 6 30, 7 00, 7 30. 8 00, 8 30, 9 00, 9 30, 10 00, 10 30, 11 00, 11 30 12 00 p m .: 12 30, 1 00, 1 30, 2 00, 2 30, 3 00, 3 30, 4 00, 4 30, 5 00. 5 30. 6 00, 6 30, 7 00, 7 30, 8 00, 8.30, 9 00, 9 30, d10 00, c10 30, b11 00.
Williamstown Line.
Leave North Adams. a. m. : e5 25, 6 00, 6 30. 7 00, 7 30. 8 00. 8 30, 9 00, 9 30, 10 00, 10 30, 11 00, 11 30, 12 00. p.m .: 12 30, 1 00, 1 30, 'e1 45, 2 00, e2 15. 2 30, e2 45. 3 00, e3 15, 3 30, e3 45, 4 00, e4 15, 4 30, e4 45, 5.00, e5 15, 5 30, e5 45, 6 00, e6 15, 6 30, e6 45, 7 00, e7 15, 7 30, e7 45, 8 00. e8 15, 8 30, e8 45, 9 00, e9 15, 9 30, e9 45, 10 00, e1015, f10 30, el1 00, b11 30 Leave Williamstown. a. m .: 6 00, 6 30, 7 00. 7 30, 8 00 8 30, 9 00, 9 30, 10 00,10 30, 11 00, 11 30, 12 00. p.m .: 12 30, 1 00, 1 30, 2 00, 2 30. 3 00, 3 30, 4 00, 4 30, 5 00, 5 30, 6 00, 6 30, 7 00, 7 30, . 8 00, 8 30, 9 00. 9 30, 10 00, 10 30, a11 00.
Extra Car to Blackinton. a. m. : 5 40. p. m .: 2 15, 2 45. 3 15, 3 45, 4 15, 4 45 5 15, 5 45, 6 15, 6 45, 7 15, 7 45, 8 15, 8 45, 9 15, 9 45, 10 15, 10 45.
Beaver Line.
Leave North Adams. a.m. : 6 00, 6 30, 7 00, 7 30, 8 00, 8 30, 9 00, 9 30, 10 00, 10 30, 11 00, 11 30, 12 00. p. m .: 12 30. 1 00, 1 30, 2 00, 2 30, 3 00, 3 30, 4 00, 4 30, 5 00, 5 30, 6 00, 6 30, 7 00, 7 30, 8 00, 8 30, 9 00, 9 30, 10 00, 10 30, a11 00, b11 30.
Leave Beaver. a. m. : 6 15, 6 45, 7 15, 7 45, 8 15, 8 45, 9 15, 9 45, 10 15, 10 45, 11 15, 11 45. p. m. : 12 15, 12 45. 1 15, 1 45, 2 15, 2 45, 3 15, 3 45, 4 15, 4 45. 5 15. 5 45, 6 15, 6 45, 7 15, 7 45, 8 15, 8 45, 9 15, 9 45, 10 15, 10 45, b11 15.
Cheshire Line.
Leave Adams. 6 30 a. m. and every half hour until 11 00 p m. 10 30 p. m., last car to Cheshire ; 11 00 p m., to Cheshire limit.
Leave Cheshire. 6 30 a. m. and every half hour until 11 00 p. m. 11 00 p. m., last to Adams.
a Last to North Adams. b To Barn only. c Last to Adams. d Last to Cheshire. e To Blackinton only. f Last to Williamstown. g Last to Beaver.
Beginning at 12.30 p. m. Saturday and Sunday Cars on the Williamstown and Adams lines will run on a 15-minute schedule. The last car from North Adams to Williamstown Saturday and Sunday nighte will leave at 10.45 p. m. Cars will leave Arnoldsville each week day morn- ing at 5.20, 5.45 and 6.15 to connect with the regular 5.30, 6.00 and 6.30 cars from Adams for North Adams.
W. T. NARY, SUPT.
P R
LA-ZHEZ5
Has Unsurpassed Facilities to do
T
Every Kind of
Fine Book and
Commercial
Printing.
Twenty-five years at the Printing business in North Adams has enabled him to equip a fine Book and Job Printing Factory, right handy at 5 Main Street, where you can have your Printing promptly done in first- class style at reasonable price. For fifteen years Compiler, Printer and Pub- lisher of the
North Adams Directory
which is on exchange in principal Towns and Cities in eastern United States, and largest European cities, making it a valuable ad- vertising medium.
NEW TYPE. NEW MATERIAL
Long Distance Telephone, 316-14.
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
THE MOST CHARMING INLAND WATER TRIP ON THE AMERICAN CONTINENT.
THE - PALACE - IRON - STEAMERS "New York" and "Albany"
of the HUDSON RIVER DAY LINE.
CININ TORE!
FF .
TIME TABLE, DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Going South. 1902.
Going North.
Albany, Hamilton St.
8,50 a. m.
Brooklyn, by Annex,
8.00 a. m.
Hudson,
10.40 a. m.
N. York, Desbrosses St.,
8.40 a .. m.
Catskill,
11.00 a. m.
N. York, 22d St., 9.00 a. m.
Kingston Point,
12.25 p. m.
New York, W 129th St.,
9.50 a. m.
Ponghkeepsie,
1.20 p. m.
Yonkers,
9.45 a. m.
Newburg,
2.55 p. m.
West Point,
11.50 a. m.
West Point,
2.50 p. m.
Newburgh,
12.25 p. m.
Yonkers,
4.30 p. m.
Poughkeepsie,
1.15 p. m.
New York, W 129th St.,
5.10 p. m.
Kingston Point,
2.10 p. m.
N. York, 22d St.
5.30 p. m.
Catskill,
3.25 p. m.
N. York, Desbrosses St-,
6.00 p. m.
Hudson,
3.40 p. m.
Brooklyn, by Annex,
6.20 p. m.
Albany, Hamilton St.,
6.10 p. m.
Most Popular Route to the Seashore.
Daily Excursons, Kingston Point, $1; Catskill, 75c. Special Saratoga Trains to and from Albany Wharf. Dining Saloons, Main Deck, open 7 a, m Table d'hote Breakfast 75c, until 9.30 a. m. Dinner $1, from 11 a. m. until 3 p .. mn. Also a la carte service. Orchestral Concerts morning and afternoon. Through Tickets, and baggage checked to destination.
W. B. ELMENDORF,
Gen'1 Agent, Albany.
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M. O. LAF
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JAMES T. LAKRING
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