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NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO., (See p. 30) 0
Ogilvie Charles M., farm hand, Arthur N. Hall, res do. Ort Mary H., teacher, Union school, b. Herbert E. Loop Osgood M. M. Mrs., widow, res. Wm. P. Proctor
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Parker Addie J., prin. Union school, b. A. W. Swallow Parker L. Herman, retired, h. Main
Parker Mabel L., teacher, Union school, res. L. Herman Parker Parkhurst Angie, widow Owen A., h. Pleasant Parkhurst Burtiz E., sawyer, h. Pleasant, p. o. Groton, R. F. D. Parkhurst Hannah M., res. Pond Parkhurst Jacob, farmer Mill, h. do.
277 Main St,
NASHUA, N. H.
If our clerk calls to talk to you about eyes, don't be afraid to let 159 Merrimack St.
him in, he's a gentleman. THE BABBITT CO., OPTICIANS LOWELL, MASS.
C. H. AVERY CO.,
Floor Coverings, Rugs, Oil Cloths, Carpets, Mattings, &c.
NASHUA.
110 DUNSTABLE DIRECTORY.
Parkhurst Lyman V. farmer, Mill, h. do.
Parkhurst Marian, res. Charles A. Menut
Parkhurst Marietta M., h. Pleasant
Payne Fred S., farmer, Pond, h. do.
Payne John N., retired, h. Pleasant, p. o. Groton, R. F. D.
Prescott Charles A., farmer, Pleasant, h. do., p. o. Groton, R. F. D.
Proctor Celinda W., widow Z. P., res. Wm. P. Proctor
Proctor William P., (Wm. P. Proctor Co.), h. Main
Proctor William P. Co.,(Wm. P. Proctor, Allen Coulter, Lettie W. Goodhue), lumber mfrs. and dealers, Main
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Rice Augustus M., pastor Cong. church, h. Main
Rice William A., laborer, h. Fletcher
Rideout David F., farmer, Fletcher, h. do.
Robbins Freeman L., farmer, River, h. do.
Roberts Walter D., farmer, Main, h. do. S
Sargent Charles G., painter, Pleasant, h. do. Sargent Frank H., (Sargent Ice Co.), teamster, Main, h. do Sargent Ice Co., (Frank H. Sargent), ice dealers, Main Searles George M., laborer, h. Main
Smith Charles P., farmer, Groton, p. o. Groton, R. F. D., h. do. Stancombe James, section boss, B. & M. R. R., h. Main Stephens George W., farmer, Thorndike, h. do.
Swallow Archie W., farmer, Main, h. do.
Swallow Clara, widow James M., res. Main
Swallow Elfred D., grist and saw mill, ins. agt., and farmer, Mill, h. do.
Swallow Frances E., widow Daniel, res. Elfred D. Swallow Swallow Harry S., farmer, Depot, h. do.
Swallow Herbert J., farmer, Depot, h. do.
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Taylor Stephen F., laborer, h. River Tetro A. J., granite works, Flat Rock hill
277 Main St.,
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We not only grind our OWN lenses but we'll be glad to grind 159 Merrimack St., YOURS. THE BABBITT CO., OPTICIANS LOWELL, MASS.
C. H. AVERY CO.,
Furniture, Bedding, Refrigerators, Go-Carts, &c.
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Terrell Harry R., farmer, River, h. do.
Tolles C. Mortimer, farmer, Kemp, h. do., p,.o. Groton, R. F. D.
Tolles Edla, widow Franklin N., res. Kemp, p. o. Groton, R. F. D. Tolles Henry J., farmer, Forest, h. do. Tully Chrles E., farmer, Hollis, h. do. Tully Fletcher W., laborer, h. Hollis
Tully George E., laborer, h. Hollis Tully Henry L., farmer, Hollis, h. do.
Tully Herbert R., florist, Hollis, h. do.
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Upton Charles B., mechanic and musician, h. Lowell Urquhart Matthew, foreman, Frank Parker, res. do.
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Weeks Lucy E., widow, res. Frank E. Wilson Whitcomb Mary F., h. Pleasanet
Willey Samuel E., ice dealer, Massapoag pond Willis George O., farmer, Pond, h. do.
Wilson Frank E., stationary engineer, h. Westford Woods Sumner, farmer, Woods court, p. o. Groton, R. F. D., h. do.
Woodward James C., (J. C. Woodward & Son), retired, h. Pleas- ant
WOODWARD J. C. & SON, (James C. and Leroy C.), black- smith , Pleasant, (See p. 28)
Woodward James H., poultry raiser, Pleasant, h. do.
WOODWARD LEROY C., (J. C. Woodward & Son), h. Pleasant
277 Main St.,
Good vision for many depends on good glasses.
159 Merrimack St.,
NASHUA, N. H. THE BABBITT CO., OPTICIANS
LOWELL MASS.
C. H. AVERY CO.,
Complete House Furnishings, Every Department Complete.
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Dunstable Business Directory.
BLACKSMITHS-WOODARD J. C. & SON, Pleasant (See p. 28)
DRESSMAKERS-Butterfield L. Ardena, Pleasant; Davis L. May, Pleasant
EXPRESS COMPANY-American Express Co., B. & M. depot
FARMERS-(See resident directory)
FLORIST-Tully Herbert R., Hollis
GENERAL STORE- BROW B. H. ,Main (See p. 28)
GRANITE WORKS-LeMay Granite Co., Flat Rock hill; Tetro A. J., Flat Rock hill
GRIST MILL-Swallow Elfred D., Mill
ICE DEALERS-Sargent Ice Co., Main; Willey Samuel E., Massapoag pond
INSURANCE AGENT-Swallow Elfred D., Mill.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE-Butterfield Dexter; HALL ARTHUR N .; Kendall Jonas C.,; Proctor William P.
LUMBER MFRS. AND DEALERS-Proctor William P. Co., Main
MILK DEALERS-Chartier Jacques, Main; Connolly Dennis, Kemp
OPTICIANS-BABBITT CO., THE, 277 Main, NASHUA, N. H., and 159 Merrimack, Lowell (See foot lines)
PAINTERS-Sargent Charles G., Pleasant ; WOODWARD J. C. & SON, (carriage), Pleasant (See p. 28)
POULTRY RAISERS-Glover George A., High; Wood- ward James H., Pleasant
SAW MILLS-Pierce George W., Pleasant; Swallow Elfred D., Mill
TEACHER OF MUSIC-Parker Mabel L., Main
TEAMSTERS-Clark William H., Pleasant; Sargent Frank H., Main
TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANIES-NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO. (See p. 30); Western Union Telegraph Co., B. & M. station
VINEGAR MFR .- Kimball Origen D., High
277 Main St.,
Headaches are cured by glasses not
medicine, in many cases. 159 Merrimack St.,
NASHUA, N. H. THE BABBITT CO., OPTICIANS LOWELL, MASS.
JAMES L. FARRAR,
Embalmer and Funeral Director Flowers Furnished at Short Notice Telephone, Residence, 9-3; Stable, 9-2
TOWNSEND, MASS.
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SHIRLEY, MASS.
In Middlesex county, 40 miles northwest of Boston and ten miles east of Fitchburg on Fitchburg division, B. & M. R. R. The Fitchburg & Leominster Street Railway, from Fitchburg to Ayer, runs through the village thus making electric communica- tion with all surrounding cities. The postoffices are Shirley, and Shirley Center, a village to the north of the railway lines. Shirley is the seat of the C. A. Edgarton Mfg. Co., makers of the President suspenders; and contains a variety of other smaller manufacturing plants. The town was incorporated Jan. 5, 1753. Population, in 1905, 1692.
SHIRLEY TOWN OFFICERS. 1907.
CLERK-Herman S. Hazen.
SELECTMEN-Edward J. Stevens, George W. Ely, William H. Wilbur.
ASSESSORS-Frank R. Hardon, Francis E. Merriman, Savillion W. Longley.
OVERSEERS OF POOR-John E. L. Hazen Melvin W. Long- ley, M. Andrew Lynch.
CONSTABLES-Herbert E. Lawrence, John H. Logue. TREASURER-Herman S. Hazen.
TAX COLLECTOR-William H. Cram.
TREE WARDEN-John E. L. Hazen.
AUDITORS-George E. Harlow, Joseph H. Mcclellan.
REGISTRARS OF VOTERS- J. Edwin Pomfret, Michael F. Day, Fred Simonds.
BOARD OF HEALTH-Lewis L. Warren, Dr. Thomas E. Lilly, William H. Wilbur.
STREET COMMISSIONER-John M. Adams.
WATER COMMISSIONERS-Fred D. Weeks, ch., Thomas L. Hazen, James P. Tolman.
CATTLE AND MILK INSPECTOR-Samuel B. Scott.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Headquarters, Engine House, c. Main st. and Lancaster and Leominster rds.
277 Main St.,
What's the use of knocking, let the other fellow do his WORST, we'll do our BEST to please your eyes.
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Chief Engineer, Thomas E. Burrill: Thomas J. Gately and Willard G. White, ass'ts.
Engine Company, Shirley, No. 1, meets monthly. Charles J. Stebbins, foreman; Lester E. Fitts, Edward A. Foster, ass'ts; John M. Leopold, clerk; Joseph Allen, steward
FIRE ALARM SIGNALS for fires in Shirley are given by the whistle of the C. A. Edgarton Mfg. Co., as follows:
Dist. No. 1, all west of stone arch bridge and south of Catacu- nemaug brook, 8 short, 1 long
Dist. No. 2, all east of stone arch bridge and south of the rail- road tracks, 8 short, 2 long
Dist. No. 3, all north of the railroad tracks, 8 short, 3 long
For brush fires, when dwellings are in danger, short whistles; ordinary brush fires, alarms from the church and factory bells.
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
COMMITTEE-Charles K. Bolton, ch., W. H. Wilbur, sec., Helen M. Winslow
SUPT.OF SCHOOLS-Charles L. Clay, (Harvard, Mass.)
TRUANT OFFICERS-O. W. Balcom, W. E. Barnard
High School, Church st., A. LeRoy Williams, prin .; Center School, Parker rd. Julia M. Pike, Alice M. Morey; Grammar, Delia S. Doane ; Intermediate, Ida A. Hartwell; 1st. Primary, Lura A. White, 2nd. Primary, Flora A. Brigham; 3rd. Primary, Nellie F. Cronin. Emily L. Haines, supervisor of drawing; Nettie L. Green, supervisor of music
CHURCHES.
CONGREGATIONAL-Church st. Org. 1828. Rev. Allen A. Bronsdon, pastor; Walter Knowles, supt. S. S. Sunday services, 10:45 a. m .; Sunday school, noon; Y. P. S. C. E. 7 p. m. Prayer meeting, Friday, 7:30 p. m.
Ladies' Circle meets each Wednesday
EPISCOPAL MISSION CHAPEL-(summer), Shirley Center
FIRST PARISH (UNITARIAN)-Shirley Center, org. 1753. Sup- plied. Sunday services at 11 a. m. ; Sunday school, noon. Kate E. Hazen supt.
The Shirley First Parish Branch Alliance, org. Jan. 1906, mcets alternate Thursdays, 2:30 p. m. Mrs. Mary W. Hazen, pres., Miss Bessie V. Farnsworth, sec.
FREE BAPTIST-Chapel st. Willard L. Pratt, pastor (New- ton Center, Mass.) ; Alfred E. Jenner, supt. S. S. Sunday services, 10:45 a. m. ; Sunday school, 11:45 a. m .; evening, 7 p. m. Prayer meeting, Friday, 7:30.
Ladies' Aid Society, meets first Wednesdays at vestry. Katie R. Hatch, pres .; Clara Peneseau, sec.
277 Main St.,
Read the foot-lines in this direc-
tory; they mean business for us 159 Merrimack St .. and benefit for you.
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Shakers, Wilds rd .- Elder Joseph Holden, trustee and min- ister
ST.ANTHONY'S FRENCH CATHOLIC, -Phoenix st. Rev. Joseph Hector Cote, pastor. Sunday services, 8 and 10:30 a. m .; Sun- day school, 2 p. m .; vespers, 3 p. m.
UNIVERSALIST-Lancaster av. Rev. C. A. Knickerbocker, pastor. Mrs. Lydia R. Binney, supt. S. S. Sunday service, 10 a. m .; Sunday school, 11 a. m.
CEMETERIES.
CENTER CEMETERY, Shirley Center-Commissioners, Melvin W. Logley, J. Fred Brown, Herman S. Hazen
VILLAGE CEMETERY, Lancaster rd .- Commissioners, D. Chester Parsons, John E. L. Hazen, J. Fred Brown
PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Lancaster rd. Est. 1885. About 4000 volumes. Trustees : William H. Wilbur, Mrs. Martha J. Conant, Charles K. Bolton, Mrs. Mary M. Nickless, George O. Evans, Mabel G. Hazen. Mrs. Alice L. Wright, librarian.
CLUBS AND FRATERNAL ORDERS.
ALTRURIAN CLUB OF SHIRLEY, org. 1893. Meets alternate Thursdays. Mrs. Martha J. Conant, pres .; Mrs. Mary M. Nick- less, sec. Colors, white and blue
A. O. U. W .- Org. 1893. Meets second and fourth Thursdays in I. O. O. F. hall. John W. Slocum, M. W .; Walter Knowles, rec. sec.
I. O. O. F .- Meets in Odd Fellows' hall. George F. Buxton, N. G .; George A. Balch, sec.
I. O. O. F., MARY A. LIVERMORE REBEKAH LODGE, No. 120 .- Org. 1906. Meets in Odd Fellows hall, second and fourth Fri- days. Mrs. Ida M. Warren, N. G .; Miss Ida Hartwell, sec.
POSTOFFICES.
SHIRLEY. Depot sq. Hours, 7 a. m. to 8 p. m. Mails arrive. 7; 8:15; 9:17; a. m. and 1:02; 1:46; 3:54; 4:28; and 6:17 p. m. Mails close, 7:30; 8; 9; a. m. and 1:30; 3:30; 4:15; 5:45; and 7:45 p. m. MRS. KATE E. HAZEN, POSTMASTER. SHIRLEY CENTER, Center rd. Mails close, 7 and 8;30 a. m. From May 1 to Oct. 31 close, 3 and 4:30 p. m .; arrive, 4:30 and 5 p. m. JOHN W. FARRAR, Postmaster.
Your eyes fitted at your own home 159 Merrimack St.,
277 Main St., without extra charge. Write us
NASHUA, N .- H. when in need of optical work. LOWELL, MASS.
THE-BABBITT CO., OPTICIANS
JAMES L. FARRAR, Livery, Feed, Saleand Boarding Stable Walker Pond Ice Delivered as Ordered Telephone, Residence, 9-3; Stable, 9-2. MASS.
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INCORPORATED COMPANIES.
THE C. A. EDGARTON MFG. Co., Leominster rd. Inc. 1892. Mfrs. of suspenders and garters. C. Fred Edgarton, pres. and treas .; Francis H. S. Hyde, vice .- pres .; Mrs. H. W. Evans, sec.
FOREST HOOPER COMPANY, Main, opp. R. R. station. Inc. 1905. Plumbers, steam fitters, sheet metal workers, etc. Forest Hooper, pres,; George W. Day, treas .; Charles E. Perrin, sec. SAMPSON CORDAGE WORKS, Shaker rd. Inc. 1888. Capital, $300,000. Mfrs. solid braided cords and cotton twines. James P. Tolman, pres, ; Herbert G. Pratt, treas .; Newton Wilson, supt.
SHIRLEY STREET DIRECTORY.
Ballou avenue, off Catacunemaug rd.
Benjamin road, from Main north to Hazen rd.
Brook, from Main near stone bridge west to the dam at Ballou's mill
Brown road, from Shirley common south to Hazen rd. S. and S. C. Catacune maug road, from Leominster rd. north across F. R. R. towards reservoir
Center road, from Shirley common south to Main near stone bridge, S. and S. C.
Chapel, from Mill east across Phoenix to Shaker rd.
Church, from Front, opp. R. R. south to school house
Clapp road, from Going rd. south to Lunenburg town line Clark road, from Main northwest to Hazen rd.
Davis, from Center rd. east to Main
Depot square, around R. R. station
Firmin road, from Clark rd. east to Peabody rd.
Fredonian, from Main southeast to Phoenix bridge
Front, from Main east to Frost rd.
Frost road, from Front east to old Frost place
Garrison road, from Townsend rd. north to old Kezar place Going road, from Great rd. west to Lunenburg town line Gordon road, from Holden rd. west to Lunenburg town line Great road, from Ayer town line at Nashua River bridge west to Farnsworth mill, thence north to Lunenburg town line Green lane, from Parker rd. east to Great rd.
Groton road, from Groton town line at bridge over Squannacook River west to Lunenburg town line
Harris road, from Hazen rd. north to Great rd.
Harvard road, from Lancaster rd. southeast to Lancaster town line Haskell, from Harvard rd. across Lancaster rd. to Leominster rd. Hazen road, from Holden rd. east to Great rd. near Old Red mill
277 Main St.,
Don't blame the light when the glasses are at fault. 159 Merrimack St.,
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Holden road, from Center rd. northwest to Whitney rd. Horse Pond road, from Shirley common east to Great rd. Jenkins road, from Lawton rd. east to Kittredge rd. King road, from Center road north to Whitney rd. Kittredge road, from Great rd. north to Lawton rd.
Lancaster road, from stone bridge south to Lancaster town line Lawton road, from Great rd. north to Groton rd. Leominster road, from Lancaster rd. west to Lancaster town line Line road, from Going rd. to Great road.
Little Turnpike, from Great rd. west to Lunenburg town line Longley road, from Great rd. north to Groton rd.
Lovers' lane, from Clark rd. east to Pine plain
Lunenburg road, from Holden rd. west to Lunenburg town line Main, from stone arch bridge east across F. R. R. to Ayer town line at Nashua River bridge
Maple from Haskell south to South
Mill, from Front opp. R. R. station, south to Fredonian
Mount Henry road, from Catacunemaug rd. west to Lunenburg town line
Mulpus road, from Groton rd. west to Lunenburg town line Munson evenue, from Center rd., near the Munson place
Nashua, from Shaker rd. to Rodman av.
Page, from Mill above Fredonian
Parker rd., from Shirley common north to Great rd.
Patterson road, from Clark rd. south to Main
Peabody road, from Clark east to Main
Phoenix, from Front south to Fredonian at Phoenix bridge
Plain road, from Walker northwest to Horse Pond rd.
Pond road, from Catacunemaug rd. north to Gould's mill Porter, from Front across Chapel to Page
Rodman avenue, from Shaker rd. to Nashua
Shaker road, from Phoenix bridge south to Harvard rd.
South, from Harvard rd. across Lancaster rd.
Spaulding road, from Townsend rd. northwest to Townsend town line
Squannacook road, from Townsend rd. east to Groton rd.
Town Meeting road, from Townsend rd. west to house of Joseph P. Thompson
Townsend road, from Great rd. north to Townsend town line Valley road, from Center rd. opp. C. K. Bolton's to E. S. Parker's Walker road, from Hazen rd. southwest to Main
Warren road, from Hazen rd. north to Warren place Washington, from Front to Chapel
Whitney road, from Shirley common northwest to Lunenburg town line
Wilds road, from Shaker rd. south to Lancaster town line
277 Main St.,
Are you "out of sight?" If so consult 159 Merrimack St ..
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For abbreviations, see page 49.
SPECIAL ABBREVIATIONS :- corp., corporation; E. Mfg. Co., C. A. Edgarton Mfg. Co .; S., Shirley; S. C., Shirley Center; S. C. Works, Sampson Cordage Works.
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Adams Albert, retired, h. Center rd.
Adams Asa. watchman, h. Clark rd. n. Peabody rd.
Adams Ellen J., widow John L., res. N. R. Graves
Adams George A., flagman, h. Firmin rd.
Adams George H., farmer, h. Squannacook rd. Adams John M., road commissioner, h. Chapel, n. Porter Albert Richard, laborer, h. Fredonian Allen Clementine M., res. Elmer H. Allen
Allen Elmer H., office mgr. E. Mfg. Co., h. Harvard rd.
Allen John, farm hand, res. Mrs. Mary F. Nutting Allen Joseph, weaver, h. Front, n. Phoenix Allen Joseph A., clerk, Conant Bros. & Co., res. Joseph Allen Allen W. Lloyd, student, res. Elmer Allen Andrews Charles H., farmer, h. Groton rd. n. Garrison rd.
Andrews Daniel W., laborer., res. Charles H. Andrews Andrews Orsamas W., farmer, h. Groton rd. Annis Albe L., drawer in, h. Mill, n. post-office
Aver Jennie, widow Frank P .. h. Mt. Henry rd.
Avers John C., h. Shirley common. c. Brown rd., S. C.
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Badstubner Henry R., clerk, E. Mfg. Co., res. Richard Badstub- ner
Badstubner Paula, warper, res. Richard Badstubner
Badstubner Richard, weaver, h. Leomintser rd.
Baker Eddie S., press worker, h. Davis, c. Center rd.
Balch George W., foreman, E. Mfg. Co., h. Front, opp. R. R. sta- tion
Balch Lucena O., widow Charles C., h. Front, c. Main Balcom Henry T., retired, h. Main, bel. Benjamin's crossing Balcom Idla J., re .. Henry T. Balcom
277 Main Street.,
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The BEST is none too good for the eyes, and the BEST is what 159 Merrimack St., we wish to serve you with. LOWELL, MASS.
THE BABBITT CO., OPTICIANS
JAMES L. FARRAR
Embalmer and Funeral Director Flowers Furnished at Short Notice Telephone, Residence, 9-3; Stable, 9-2
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Balcom Oliver W., school janitor, h. Main, n. R. R. station Ballou Gilbert M., lumber, wood, hay and grain dealer, Leomin- ster rd. n. bridge, h. Maple, n. I. O. O. F. hall Ballou Hosea, retired, res. Gilbert M. Ballou
Ballou Verne L., electrical engineer, h. Maple, n. Haskell Balski John, braider, h. 4 Phoenix corp.
Bangs Harry O., weaver, b. Barney J. Bodah
Banks Annie I., widow Thomas L., h. Main, c. Fredonian Barnard Harry P., weaver, h. Harvard rd. n. cemetery Barnard William E., farmer, h. Parker rd., p. o. S. C. Barry Annie M., warper, tender, b. 13 Phoenix corp. Bartlett Daniel, farmer, h. Clark rd .. n. Patterson rd. Barton James A., farm hand, res. James H. Barton Barton James H., laborer, h. Brown rd.
Bastein Adolphus, laborer, h. Leominster rd.
Bastein Adolphus, jr., weaver, res. Adolphus Bastein Bastein Arthur, operative, res. Adolphus Bastein Bastein Aura, suspender maker, b. Napoleon Gagnon Batherick Edmund, retired, h. Clark rd., n. Firmin rd. Beach Isley, leather chopper, res. Jacob C. Beach Beach Jacob C., carpenter, h. Harvard rd., aby. cemetery Beal Laura P., res. Shaker village Benjamin Charles, farm hand, res. Hazen rd., n. Benjamin rd. Benjamin Mary H., widow Sidney W., h. Chapel., n. Porter Biedman Ella M. Mrs., res. Sidney Carter, p. o. S. C. Binney Benjamin S., retired, h. Mill, n. postoffice Bissette Arthur, leather cutter, h. Fredonian
Blair William G., basket maker, h. Hazen rd.
Blood Lucy A. Mrs., housekeeper, John Farmer Bodah, see Beaudin
Bodah Barney J., weaver, h. Front, n. R. R. station
Bodah Nelson, teamster, h. Lancaster rd., aby. South
Bodah Samuel, weaver, h. Phoenix, n. Fredonian
Bohanon John, carpenter, res. Homer P. Holden
BOLTON CHARLES K., librarian (10} Beacon, Boston), h. Center rd.
Booth Lucy A., widow Charles A., h. Leominster rd. Bosley Marie Louise Mrs., b. 9 Fredonian Bosley Spear, laborer, b. 9 Fredonian Boucher Alexcina, housekeeper, res. 2 Shaker rd. Boucher Exilda, buekler, res. 2 Shaker rd.
Boucher Francois, spinner, h. Shaker rd.
Boucher Pierre J., laborer, b. 2 Shaker rd.
277 Main St.,
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We have a large stock-Two grinding plants -What for? For the purpose of serving you and your neighbors with lenses quickly and correctly. THE BABBITT CO., OPTICIANS
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Boucher Pierre S., press worker, h. 2 Shaker rd.
Boulanger Clara L., stitcher, b. Rodolph Pointbriand
Bourgeois Dominic, finisher, h. Nashua, n. Shaker rd.
Burgeois Enes, suspender maker, h. 3 Fredonian
Bouraseau Nelson, laborer, h. Fredonian, bel. power ho.
Bowthorpe Samuel T., dentist and gardener, Groton rd., h. do Bridgman Howard A., Rev., editor, (14 Beacon, rm. 803, Boston) h. Center rd. p. o. S. C. (summer res.)
Brigham Flora E., teacher, primary school, h. Center rd., n. Main
Brill William, farm hand, h. Lancaster rd., aby. South
BROCKELMAN BROS. (Henry W. and Frank C.) druggists and fruit dealers, Main, opp. Center rd. (See p. 27)
BROCKELMAN FRANK C. (Brockelman Bros.) b. Main, opp. Center rd.
BROCKELMAN HENRY W. (Brockleman Bres.) h. Main, opp. Center rd.
Bronsdon Allen A. Rev., pastor Cong. church, h. Front, c. Church
Brookside The, Elmer P. Spaulding, prop., Main, n. stone bridge
Brown Frederick S., calender man, res. Wm. C. Wolff
Brown Henry W., leatherboard maker, res. Wm. H. Brown
Brown Inez E., warper, b. Albe L. Annis
Brown James F., undertaker and marble worker, Main ; h. Davis. n. R. R. station
Brown John H., h. Great id., North Shirley ; p. o. S.
Brown Norman H., engineer, h. Great rd., North Shirley ; p. o. S.
Brown Rodney H., twister, res. Lancaster rd., n. library
Brown William H .. tinsmith and produce dealer. Lancaster rd., h. do.
Bruce Carrie R. widow Winfred R., clerk post-office, S. res. Leominster rd.
Bruce Lou I., governess, res. Mrs. Grace E. Winslow; p. o. S. C.
Bruno Angelina, finisher, res. John Bruno
Bruno Delia F., trimmer, res. John Bruno
BRUSO ANNIE MRS., nurse. h. Benjamin rd., n. R. R. crossing Bruso Charks J., road builder, h. Benjamin id.
Buchheim Fr. derich A., weaver, h. Lancaster rd.
Buekminster William B., (Malden) h. Townsend rd. Bulger Alexandre, sawyer, h. Catacunc maug rd.
Bulger George, suspender maker, res. Pierre Bulger Bulger Lena, buckler, res. Pierre Bulger
Bulger Louise, widow, Charles, res. Joseph Thomas
Bulger Michel, second hand, h. Front. n. R. R. station
Bulger Philias, card cutter, h. Fredonian
Bulger Pierre, suspender maker, h. Leominster rd .. n. I. O. O. F. hall
277 Main St.,
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Bulger Rose, sampler, res. Philias Bulger Bulger William, shoemaker, Front; h. Fredonian, bel. power ho. Burns John, laborer, h. Main, opp. coal sheds Burns Mathew H., gate tender, h. Front Burrage Henry F., ass't foreman, E. Mfg. Co., h. Munson av. Burrill James, laborer, h. Fredonian, bel. power ho. Burrill Thomas C., h. Center rd.
Bushneau Guillaume, laborer, h. Shaker rd. Butler Louisa M., widow Albert, h. Front, e. Church Buxton George F., foreman, h. Ballou av. Byram George E., baggage man, h. Patterson rd.
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Carey Merrick W., farmer, h. Brown rd., p. o. S. C. Carey Stephen P., retired, res. Charles Wilson Carkin Fred, carpenter, h. off Great rd. Carpentier Aurele, widow Joseph, res. 10 Phoenix corp. Carpentier La Forest J., farmer, h. Great rd. Carpentier Philippe, machinist, h. 9 Phoenix corp. Carter Mina L., clerk, res. Sidney Carter: p. o. S. C. Carter Sidney, supt. h. Center rd. p. o. S. C. Cartier Alice, winder, res. Joseph Cartier Cartier Emile, teamster, res. Joseph Cartier Cartier Georgianna, winder, res. Joseph Cartier Carteir Joseph, laborer, h. Phoenix, n. Fredonian Cartier Rosario, twister, res. Joseph Cartier C'haisson Clocinde, stitcher, b. Samuel Bodah Chaisson Odile, braider, b. Samuel Bodah Chaisson Philomene, braider, b. Samuel Bodah Chaloyne Alberic, operative, h. Fredonian C'haloyne Alexandre, laborer, res. Alberic Chaloyne Chaloyne Israel laborer, res. Alberic Chaloyne
Chaloyne Napoleon, operative, res. Alberic Chaloyne Chandler Julia K. Mrs., res. Shaker village Charneaux Exrael, suspender maker, b. Rodolph Pointbriand Charon Francois, weaver, res. Jerome Charon Charon Jerome, weaver, h. Fredonian, bel. Power ho. Chasse Philomene, widow Moise, h. Catacunemaug rd. Chasse Pierre, weaver, h. Catacunemang rd. Chesbrough John, machinist, h. Ballou av. Chouinard Alfred, suspender maker, h. Catacunemaug rd. Churchill Irena A., stitcher, b. Herbert E. Lawrence Clark, Fred, leather chopper, h. Leominster rd. Clark George B., fireman, B. & M. R. R., h. Leominster, rd. Clark Hiram S., farmer, h. Townsend rd.
277 Main St.,
THE BABBITT CO., OPTICIANS.
NASHUA, N. H.
159 Merrimack St.,
LOWELL, MASS
JAMES L. FARRAR
Livery, Feed, Sale and Boarding Stable Walker Pond Ice Delivered as Ordered Telephone, Residence, 9-3; Stable, 9-2 MASS.
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