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Exchange Block, corner Exchange and Miller streets.
Grandfield's Block, corner Perkins and Exchange streets.
Kent's Block, Exchange street, near Center street.
Kendall's Block, west side Market square. Leavitt's Block, Exchange street, near Center street.
Shaw's Block, Center street, near Ex- change street.
Union Block, corner Exchange and Cabot streets. White's Block, between Center and Miller streets.
Chicopee in Detail.
Town Officers.
THE Annual Town Meeting is held the first Monday in April at the Town Hall The officers elected are qualified and sworn within seven days thereafter, usually the following Monday.
SELECTMEN-Carlos M. Kendall, chair- man ; Patrick Rourke, John R. Wilbur, Giles S. Chapin, George N. Morton ; salary, $100 each.
TOWN CLERK AND TREASURER-Lester Dickinson, office Town Hall ; office hours, 8.30 A. M. to 12 M , and from 1 to 5 P. M. Residence, Grape street ; salary, $1,000.
ASSESSORS - W. P. Beals, Charles A. Taylor, Dwight L. Shaw. Total compen- sation, $600.
COLLECTOR OF TAXES-John B. Wood, office in his store, corner Exchange and Center streets ; residence Springfield street second house from Third Congregational Church ; salary, $600.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE-Harvey Hitchcock, B. B. Belcher, John F. Hurley, Luther White, George V. Wheelock, Samuel Alvord.
OVERSEERS OF THE POOR-C. M. Ken- dall, office selectmen's room, Town Hall; office hours from 8 to 9 A. M .; residence, Springfield street. Salary, $300.
Dr. J. R. Wilbur, Chicopee Falls, office and residence Market Ilall block, Center street. Salary, $150.
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The selectmen of the town act as over- seers of the poor, but the more particular duties of the department are assigned to the above.
HIGHWAY SURVEYORS-C. E. Damon, U. Hamilton, Q J. Smith.
JANITOR-Town Hall, Hiram Downing.
Police.
POLICE DEPARTMENT-E. O. Carter, jus- tice, residence Grove avenue, Chicopee
Falls; salary, $1,600. Special justices, S. G. Southworth and Luther White. Court held daily (Sundays excepted) at 9 A. M., in the Police Court room, basement of new Town Hall.
POLICEMEN-Leonard C. Hill, Frederick J. Smith, John E. Conners, Chicopee ; George McQueen, A. W. Learment, Chico- pee Falls ; salary, $900 each. Policeman of the Chicopee and West Springfield bridges, Edward Hickey ; salary, $600. Police office in basement of Town Hall.
CONSTABLES - Nathaniel Cutler, James Summers, Leonard C. Ilill, George Mc- Queen, H. S. Newell, W. E. Wheeler, Ed- ward P. Stedman, John Pease, William O'Neil, Moses G. Gowin, Michael Houlihan, Thomas Carmody, Jarvis P. Kelly, John E. Conners, George F. Williston, William Blake, Jr., Edward Hickey, Jeremiah P. McCarty, Andrew L. Sherman, Stephen Millard, Andrew W. Learment, Jas. Noonan, Frederick J. Smith, Daniel Donnovan, John B Potter.
Fire Department.
The central fire district of Chicopee is bounded by the Chicopee river on the north, " Bemis brook " on the east, south by the Springfield line, west by Connecticut river. The following officers were elected April 30: Chief Engineer, C. F. Hadley ; First Assistant, Timothy Canty ; Second Assist- ant, James E. Hosley ; Third Assistant, Robert Hickey ; Fourth Assistant, S. L. Scribner ; Clerk, A. S. Alden ; Treasurer, J. A. Carter ; Prudential Committee, S. S. Hodgkins, John Dixon and S. A. Jacobs.
The working force of the department consists of 108 men, divided among the fol- lowing companies : Chicopee Steamer No. 1, Pacific Hose Co No 1, Owego Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1, Fountain Extinguisher Co. No. 1, and Independent Hose Co. No. 2.
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Banks.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK-East side Mar- ket square. Capital, $150,000; surplus, $75,000. President, Jerome Wells; cash- ier, F. B. Doten ; teller, W. A. Faulkner; directors, Jerome Wells, E. O. Carter, T. W. Carter, Lewis M. Ferry, Emerson Gay- lord, Erastus Stebbins, Sidney Chapin.
CHICOPEE SAVINGS BANK-West side Market square. President, George I). Rob- inson; vice-presidents, E. O. Carter, A. G. Parker, E. Gaylord, G. H. Chapman; trus- tees, Benning Leavitt, J. A. Dennison, George S. Taylor, N. Cutler, John B. Wood, C. M. Kendall, E. Stebbins, Lewis M. Ferry, John Dixon, G. V. Wheelock, A. S. Hunter, A. F. Gaylord; secretary, George V. Whee- lock ; treasurer, Henry H. Harris. Depos- its, $430,000. There are about 1,200 de- positors. Bank open from 9 A. M. to 1 P. M., and from 2 to 3 P. M. Deposits- com- mence interest the first day of each month.
Churches.
PERKINS STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Rev. J S. Barrows, pastor ; res- idence, corner Perkins and School streets. S. Newton Bullens, Sunday School superin- tendent.
Sabbath Services : preaching at 10% A. M .; Bible service at 2; prayer meeting at 61% P. M. Sacrament the first Sabbath in each month at 12 M. Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings at 7%. Class meet- ing Saturday evenings at the same hour.
The Ladies' and Gentlemen's Social Un- ion meets Thursday afternoon and evening preceding the first Sunday in the month. Mrs. S. N. Bullens is president.
Trustees : W. C. Wedge, president ; R. T. Hendrick, George Babcock W. L. Hitch- cock, E. H. Rice, A. Haskins, L. Dickinson John Pease, sexton.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-Chic- opee street. Rev. E. Benedict Clark, pas- tor; settled October 16, 1839; residence, near the church. Deacons, Sidney Chapin, Marshall Pease. Superintendent of Sun- day School, Phineas Stedman. Meetings- Sunday at 101% A. M., with sermon, at 2 P. M., Sunday School. Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
This is the oldest church in Chicopee ;
was organized as the "Second Church of Springfield," and bore that title until the new town of Chicopee was set off from Springfield in 1848. There are 72 members and the Sunday School numbers 59. Be- nevolent contributions the past year, $234.87.
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH-Chicopee. Founded 1835. Membership, 100. Pastor, Rev. A. DeF. Palmer ; residence, corner of Grant and Gaylord streets. Deacons, Henry Gates, Ira M. Bullens. Prudential com- mittee, J. P. Kelly, S. W. Parshley. E. L. Whitney. Sabbath services at 10 30 A. M., and 6.30 P. M. Sunday School at 12 M. E. A. Gallupe, superintendent.
UNITARIAN CHURCH-At the junction of Cabot and Dwight streets. Founded in 1841. Rev. I. F. Porter, pastor; settled December 8, 1872; salary, $1,500; pastor boards with Mr. J. M. Lane, on Chapin street. Pastor is superintendent of Sunday School. Deacon, Charles McClallan.
Meetings-Sunday at 10% A. M., and at 6% P. M. From June 1st to September 1st the evening service is usually omitted, and the annual vacation occurs during the month of August, when no service at all is held. Sunday School immediately after morning service.
Parish committee: George D. Robinson, A. S. Ilunter, N. S. Field, A. J. Jenks, A. S. Alden, Mrs. Justin Spaulding, Mrs. J. M. Lane ; clerk, Nelson Whittier; treasurer, J. A. Carter.
Choir : director, George D. Robinson ; or- ganist, Miss Carrie Hall ; soprano, Miss Katie Bacon; alto, Miss Carrie Wood ; tenor, W. F. Tinker ; bass, George D. Rob- inson.
THIRD CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-On Springfield street. Was organized October 16, 1834. Church edifice dedicated Sep- tember 9, 1837; taken down in April, 1868. Present edifice dedicated February 15, 1870. Pastors of church have been : Rev. David Cushman, stated supply ; Rev. Amos Blan- chard, stated supply ; Rev. Sumner G. Clapp, April 26, 1837, to January 22, 1850; Rev. George A. Oviatt, October 15, 1850, to December 17, 1855; Rev. L. H. Cone, supply January 15, 1856, installed pastor February 19, 1857, to November 15, 1867;
Rev. W. S. Karr, supply in 1868 ; Rev. Ed- win B. Palmer, June 10, 1869, to March 31, 1875. At present without a pastor. Dea- cons, Gamaliel Marsh and Joseph Stackpole. Superintendent of Sunday School, Roland T. Oakes; assistant superintendent, James L. Pease; librarian, Charles L. Pepper ; treasurer, L. Temple. Meetings-Sunday 10.30 A. M., and 6.30 P. M. Sunday School 2 P. M. Evening meetings on Mon- day and Wednesday at 7.30. Members of church, 184. Members of Sabbath School, 300. Clerk, D. Frank Hale.
FIRST UNIVERSALIST CHURCH - South side Market square. Founded 1835. The pulpit is supplied by Rev. J. R. Johnson of Westfield ; Sunday-school superintendent, A. M. Moore. Meeting on Sunday, with preaching, at 10 30 A. M. Sunday-school immediately after morning service. There are 60 families in the parish. Trustees, W. W. Johnson, J. B. Wood, J. U. McClench, J. B. Rumrill, A. M. Moore ; J. B. Wood, treasurer ; R. E. Robertson, clerk.
CHURCH OF THE HOLY NAME OF JESUS- Roman Catholic, South street. Pastor, Very Rev. Patrick Healy, vicar general ; Rev. James O'Donahue, assistant. Resi- dence of the clergy, South street, next the church. Sunday services : low mass at 8, high mass at 10.30 A. M., vespers, 3 P. M.
Schools.
HIGH SCHOOL - Grape street. E. H. Rice, principal, $2,000; Miss Vila M. Bar- ton, $600 ; Miss Helen E. Joslyn, $600.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL-High School build- ing, Grape street. Wm. Valentine, princi- pal, $1,500 ; Miss Ella Robertson, $500; Miss Cara A. Lamson, $500.
INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL - School street. Miss Adeline Howard, $500 ; Mrs. Lucy E. Doten, $400.
SECOND PRIMARY-School street. Miss Ella A. Goldthwait, $400.
SECOND PRIMARY-Grape street. Miss
Helen J. Bacon, $400.
FIRST PRIMARY - School street. Miss Minnie Hitchcock, $400. FIRST PRIMARY - Grape street. Miss
Elizabeth Blaisdell, $400. EXCHANGE STREET PRIMARY - Miss Katie C. Chapin, $400.
MIXED SCHOOL-Chicopee street. Miss Addie J. Torrence, $400.
WILLIMANSETT UNGRADED SCHOOL - Miss Clara F. Hadley, $400.
ST. JOSEPH'S PAROCHIAL SCHOOL - South street, adjoining the Church of the Holy Name of Jesus, is under the general care of Very Rev. P Healy. It has about 600 pupils. The girls' department being under the charge of the Sisters of the Heart of Mary.
Gas Company.
CHICOPEE GAS Co. - Capital, $30,000. George W. Bedlow, agent; Nelson Whit- tier, treasurer ; Edwin N Snow, superintend- ent. All the stock in this Company is owned by the Dwight Mfg. Co., and the Ames Mfg. Co., the former, seven eighths of the whole. There are 50 public lamps. Price, $4.50 per 1,000 feet.
Societies.
CHICOPEE LODGE, F. & A. M .- Instituted 1849. Annual communication, second Tuesday in November. Regulars, first Tuesday in each month. Specials, other Tuesdays. Officers-W. M., Charles N. Smith; S. W., Richmond Danks; J. W., John B. Potter; Sec'y, E. F. Mclean ; Treas., Benning Leavitt; S. D., G. V. Bangs ; J. D., Charles Burt ; S. S., Orrin Nickerson ; J. S., Edw. P. Shores; Chap- lain, Rev. J. S. Barrows ; Tyler, A. W. Stebbins. Meets in Masonic Hall, Leavitt's block, corner Exchange and Center streets.
ST. JOHN'S LODGE, NO. 62, I. O. OF O. F .- Re-instituted, March 8, 1870. Officers -N. G, L. E. Tyler ; V. G., E. M. Alden ; Rec. Sec'y, G. I). Bartlett ; Per. Sec'y, M. E. Kendall ; Treas., W. H. Dayton ; War- den, O. Nickerson ; Conductor, Edw. Cook ; R. S. S., James Collored ; L. S. S., E. Ferry ; I. G., G. Dillaber; O. G., William Powers. Meets at Odd Fellows' Hall, Union block, Exchange street, every Wednesday evening at 7.30 o'clock.
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC-Otis Chapman Encampment, Post 103, Depart- ment of Massachusetts. P. C, A. O. Kin- ney ; S. V. C, James Kenyon; J. V. C., Geo. II. Whitney ; Adjutant, Chas. Tracy ; Surgeon, John Grout ; Q. M., M. R. Bart- lett; Chaplain, Isaac Pratt; O. D., II. H.
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Underwood; O. G, Robert Gregory ; S. M., - -; Q. M. S. G. V. Bangs Meets every Thursday evening, in Ken- dall's block, over the Post office, Market square.
FATHER MATHEW TOTAL ABSTINENCE AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETY-Pres., James Noonan ; V. P., Cornelius Driscoll ; Sec'y, George W. Gibson ; Treas., Michael Dona- hue. Initiation fee $1, dues 25 cents a month. Nursing and medical attendance provided in case of sickness.
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS, NO. 1- Pres., Jeremiah McCarty; V. P., James Reagan ; Cor. Sec'y, P. H. Houlihan ; Fin. Sec'y, Edw. Dalton # Treas., James McDer- mott. Meets in White's block, Exchange street, every Friday evening. There are 65 members.
SHAMROCK BENEVOLENT SOCIETY - Pres., Daniel O'Brien ; V. P., Jas. O'Con- nor; Sec'y, Geo. W. Gibson ; Treas., John McKeag. Initiation fee $1 00, dues 25 cents a month. Sick members receive $4 00 per week and care of associates. In case of death, $30.00 is granted.
HAMPDEN COUNCIL NO. 3, SOVEREIGNS OF INDUSTRY-Organized January 17, 1874. Officers - President, E. G. Heath; Vice President, Wm Heathcote; Secretary, Geo. W. Winchell; Treasurer, S. F. Hamilton. Membership, 130. Meets at Good Temp- lars' Hall, every Friday evening.
CHICOPEE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY - President, E. N. Snow; Vice President. John B. White; Clerk and Treasurer, James L. Pease ; Director, E. G. Heath ; Assistant Director, .Wm. L. Blackmer. Meets in Police court room, Town Hall, every Monday evening, from October to May.
CARLYLE CLUB-Organized October 26, 1871. Its officers are, for the present quar-
ter-Prest., Geo. W. Robbins, Jr. ; Vice Prest., John Reardon ; Sec, Chas L. Pep- per; Treasurer, Isaac N. Collord; Clerk, Edwin S. Smith. Meetings are held each Tuesday evening, in G. A. R. Hall. The object of the organization is two-fold, the improvement of its members in debating and literary exercises, and the promotion of sociability among young people. Its mem- bership consists of 35 active, (male and fe- male,) and 50 honorary members.
Library.
CHICOPEE TOWN LIBRARY-Town Hall, G. V. Wheelock, Librarian. Open Satur- day afternoons, 1.30 to 5, and 7 to 8. It has about 4,000 volumes. Library Committee, E. O. Carter, Geo. V. Wheelock, Luther White.
Public Halls.
TOWN HALL-East side Market square, has seats for 900 persons. Application for it to be made to C. M. Kendall, chairman selectmen ; residence, Springfield street, op- posite Pleasant street.
CABOT HALL - Market square, corner Exchange street. Applications for it may be made to W. E. Wheeler's livery stable, Exchange street, near Market square.
EXCHANGE HALL-Exchange block, Ex- change street, has seats for 450 persons. Application for it may be made to C. A. Bullens, grocer, in the block.
Hotels.
CABOT HOUSE - Front street, opposite Town hall. W. H. Dickinson, proprietor. CHICOPEE HOUSE - Corner Front and Exchange streets, opposite the Junction depot, A. M. Abbey, proprietor.
Chicopee Directory.
ABBEY ABNER B., office Exchange st, opposite Chicopee House, h Exchange Abbey Charles C., clk and bds A. B. Abbey, near Cabot and W Spfd bridge Abby Merrick, proprietor Chicopee House, corner Exchange and Front streets Abell E. D., M. D., office and house corner Centre and School streets Achim Charles, emp Ames Manufacturing Co., house Chicopee street Adams Charles, baggage master, C R R, boards 96 Front street Adams Mrs. Horace, boarding-house, corner Exchange and Perkins streets Adams William G., clerk H. Keyes & Co., Springfield, house Emerald street Alden Albert S., foreman machine shop, house Front street
E. M. ALDEN, DEALER IN
Newspapers, Periodicals, Blank Books, Stationery, School Books, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, ETC. ALSO FANCY GOODS, FRUITS AND CONFECTIONERY. No. 1 Merchants' Row, next door to the Post-Office.
ALDEN'S CIRCULATING LIBRARY. Books Loaned for Two Cents a day. New Pub- lications added daily.
Allbe Silas D., machinist, house corner Grape and Elm streets
CARLOS ALLEN,
DEALER IN COAL. Office, Market Square. Boards Charles Blaisdell, Springfield street.
Allen Jonathan, Attorney and Counselor at Law. Office and house Exchange street.
Ames James T., house corner Front and Grape streets
Ammill John, laborer, house Depot street
Anderson B. B., painter, boards B. J. Anderson, Chicopee street Anderson B. J., emp Ames Manufacturing Co., house Chicopee street Anderson Joseph B., clerk B & A R R, boards B. J. Anderson, Chicopee st Armstrong John, house Chapman street
Arnold Charles H., emp and boards Charles Sherman, Sherman street
Arrick Clifford, president Ames Manufacturing Co., boards Cabot House
J. P. BUCKINGHAM, Merchant Tailor, Dealer in Gent's Furnishing Goods, 6 Exchange St., Chicopee.
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A. M. MOORE, Exchange Street, opp. Miller Street.
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Ash Mrs. Joanna, house Abbey street
Ashworth William H., emp Dwight Manufacturing Co., h 48 Perkins st Aspin Matthew, emp Dwight Manufacturing Co., house Exchange street
Atkins Henry, mason, house Center street
Austin Abraham, emp Wason Manufacturing Co., h cor Exchange and West sts Austin Alic, wagon-maker, house near Chicopee House
Austin John, house near West Springfield bridge
Aval Honore, emp Ames Manufacturing Co., boards Springfield street
BABCOCK GEORGE, emp Ames Manufacturing Co., house Union street Babcock J. W., emp Carter & Spaulding, house Center street Babcock Sumner, house School street
Backus William, emp Dwight Manufacturing Co., boards 35 Perkins street
Bacon IIenry; emp Ames Manufacturing Co., house 27 Canal street
Bagg Mrs. J. S., millinery, house and store Exchange street
Baggs Henry H. W., emp Gaylord Manufacturing Co., boards Grant street
Baggs Orrin, harness-maker, house Grant street
Baggs Patrick, laborer, house Emerald street
Bagley Mrs. Bridget, house Emerald street
Bagley John, emp Dwight Manufacturing Co., house Spruce street
Bagley Michael, emp Dwight Manufacturing Co., house Kimball street
Baker Charles E., boards Joel Baker, Chicopee street
Baker Charles L., emp W. C. Wedge & Co., house School street
Baker George T., rooms Joel Baker, Chicopee street
Baker James J., emp S. Gaylord, house Springfield street
Baker Joel, farmer, house Chicopee street
Baker LaForest, (W. C. Wedge & Co.,) house School street Baker Mrs. L. F., dress-making, room and shop School street
Baker William J., student, rooms Joel Baker, Chicopee street
Baldwin Mrs. Elsie B., house corner School and Summer streets Baldwin John H., emp and boards Eli A. Stoddard, Chicopee street
Ball Edwin P., house Springfield street
Ball Mrs. Laura, house School street
Ballard A. H., emp Dwight Manufacturing Co., house 111 Exchange street Ballard Chester H., emp Dennison & Co., house Park street
Ballard Washington A., emp Ames Manufacturing Co., house East street
Bangs Gilbert V., overseer Dwight Manufacturing Co., house 57 Front street Barchum Frank, emp Ames Manufacturing Co., house Center street Barker George, emp Dwight Mfg Co., bds Alonzo L. Decatur, Exchange st Barrett George, blacksmith, house Cottage place
Barrows Rev. J. S., pastor Methodist Church, h corner Perkins and School sts Barry Bartholomew, grocer Exchange street, house Dwight street Barry Mrs. Ellen, house Center street
Fine Custom Clothing Made to Order,
Stoves, Ranges and Furnaces.
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Barry Mrs. Margaret, house 3 Front street
Barry Peter, house Exchange street
Barry William, emp Dwight Manufacturing Co., house Exchange street
Bartlett E. C., emp Ames Manufacturing Co., house Chestnut street
Bartlett Martin, carriage-maker Center street, house Springfield street
Barton Isaac, emp Dwight Manufacturing Co., house Cabot street Bassett Antoine, carpenter, house West street
Basterdes Ferdinand, emp Ames Manufacturing Co., house 9 Front street
Basterdes George F., emp Ames Manufacturing Co., house 8 Front street
Bates IIomer W., mason and builder, house corner Summer and Union streets
Baxter Mrs. Elizabeth, house Cottage place
Beals William P., shoe store Exchange street, house Spring street
Beaudry Octave, emp Abner B. Abbey, house West street Beck with Daniel N., (Quimby & Beckwith, ) house Exchange street Beckwith H. J., mason, house Cross street
Bedlow George W., agent Dwight Manufacturing Co., house School street
Beesley George, shoe-maker shop corner Miller and Exchange sts, h Cabot st Beycey John, farmer, house Exchange street
Belcher Miss H. A., dress-making, shop and house Miller street
Beliveau Stanislas, boarding-house 61 Dwight street
Bell H. W., book keeper, boards T. J. Bell, Front street
Bell Thomas J., house Front street
Bellows Dexter C., foreman iron foundry, house Front street
Bellows Lewis E., emp Springfield Envelope Co., boards Front street
Benn Gabriel, tinsmith, house Center street
Bennett George, emp C R R, house 2 Front street
Bennett Joseph, emp Ames Manufacturing Co., house Chapman street
Bennomon William, emp Dwight Manufacturing Co., house 14 Cabot street
Benoit Henry, emp R. F. Hawkins, city, house School street
Benoit Seymour, clerk Jenks & Brother, house West street
Benway Fred, emp Dwight Mfg Co., bds John Douglass, near Chicopee House Bergie Louis, house near Chicopee House
Bergley Mrs. Honora, house Tremont street
Beswick William, emp Dwight Manufacturing Co , house 47 Perkins street
Betterly George, emp Gaylord Mfg Co., boards Mrs. L. Betterly, Cabot street Betterly Mrs. L., laundress, house Cabot street
Bigelow William, laborer, house School street Billings Gilbert, farmer, house Chicopee street
Billings Jas. W., emp Dwight Mfg Co., bds Alonzo L. Decatur, Exchange st Bishop Austin L., mason, boards Elias A. Gallupe, Chicopee street Bisseau Louis, emp Wason Manufacturing Co., house 23 Springfield street
Bixby O. M., emp Gaylord Manufacturing Co., house Center street Bixby William P., emp Ames Manufacturing Co., house East street
J. P. BUCKINGHAM, Chicopee.
A. M. MOORE, Exchange Street, opp. Miller Street.
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Blackmer Charles H., Hair Cutter. Also Cigars and Tobacco. Temple's Block, next to Universalist Church. House Howard street.
Blackmer W. L., Dealer in Boots, Shoes and Rubbers. Exchange street. Also Manufacturing and Repairing. House Springfield street. Blaisdell Charles M., cotton waste dealer, house Springfield street Blaisdell George A., boards Charles Blaisdell, Springfield street
Blaisdell Samuel, emp Ames Manufacturing Co., house Springfield street
Blaisdell S., Jr. & Co., cotton, cotton and wool wastes, office opp Junction depot Blaisdell Thomas, emp Ames Manufacturing Co., bds Samuel Blaisdell, Spfd st Blake John, laborer, house Tremont street
Blakeslee Charles W., emp Ames Manufacturing Co., house 6 Front street Blanchard Charles, emp Dwight Manufacturing Co., house Miller street
Blanchard Hiram, emp Stebbins Manufacturing Co., city, house Pleasant street Blanchard Hiram H., book-keeper B. B. Hill, city, bds H. Blanchard, Pleasant st Blanchfill. John, emp Dwight Manufacturing Co., house Spruce street Blasdale E. J., florist, honse Front street Bliss Joel K., pattern-maker, house East street
Bly Arthur J., emp Ames Manufacturing Co., rooms Mrs. Heath, Center st Bodfish S. C., hydraulic engineer, house Center street
Bolan Miss Hannah, house Emerald street
Bolen Mrs. Joanna, house Tremont street
Bolster William, emp Dwight Manufacturing Co., house 19 Cabot street Bond Houghton, boards 42 Exchange street
Bonner Thomas, emp Ames Manufacturing Co., house Chestnut street
Booth Mrs. R. O., house Chicopee street
Borey John, emp Dwight Manufacturing Co., house near the Chicopee House
Bostwick William T., emp Gaylord Manufacturing Co., boards Park street Boullie Joseph, house School street
Bousquet Samuel, shoe-maker, house Depot street
Bouvier Louis, moulder, house Center street
Bouvier Louis, Jr., machinist, boards Louis Bouvier, Center street
Bowe Edward T., moulder, house Center street
Bowe Thomas, janitor Catholic Church, house Center street
Bower George L., carpenter, house Chicopee street Bowlin Thomas, emp Dwight Manufacturing Co., boards 66 Dwight street
Bowman Charles G., carpenter, house Gaylord street
Boyden Joseph, emp Ames Manufacturing Co., rooms John Miller, Center st
Boyden Warren C., emp A. G. Parker & Son, bds cor Exchange & Perkins sts Bradbury Daniel, emp Ames Manufacturing Co., house 14 Spring street Brady Francis, mason, house Depot street
Brady John, emp Wason Manufacturing Co., house near Brightwood Brady John, mason, boards Francis Brady, Depot street
Brady Thomas, emp Dwight Manufacturing Co., boards 36 Perkins street
Cheapest and Best Place to Buy Clothing in Western Mass.,
Sinks, Pumps and Lead Pipe.
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Bragg W. S., (W. S. Bragg & Co.,) house corner Spring and Springfield sts Bragg W. S. & Co., (Warren S. Bragg, Jerome Wells, Fred B. Doten,) cor- ner Exchange street and Merchants' row
Bray Thomas, farmer, house Chicopee street
Breck Louis, emp Ames Manufacturing Co., house Center street
Brembley Thomas F., hotel waiter, house Exchange street
Brennan Mrs. Nancy, house 15 Cabot street
Brewer Miss Eunice, house Spring street
Briley Thomas, emp Dwight Manufacturing Co., house 82 Dwight street
Britton Mrs. Mary A., boarding-house School street
Broadley Robert, emp Dwight Manufacturing Co., house Abbey street
Brodeur David, boards Joseph Boullie, School street
Brown John, mason, house Bullens' court
Brown Mrs. Thomas, house Pleasant street
Browning Mrs. L. C., house Cross street
Bryant Charles A., clerk W. S. Bragg & Co., boards High street
Buckingham J. P., tailor 6 Exchange street, house School street
Buckley James C., pay-master Gaylord Mfg Co., h corner East and Grape sts
Buckley Jeremiah, laborer, house corner Park and Spruce streets
Buckley John A., emp Ames Manufacturing Co., house Chapman street
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