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HAMPDEN COUNTY REGISTER.
Judge of Probate, Oliver B. Morris. Register of Probate, Justice Willard. Clerk of Court, Richard Bliss. Register of Deeds, William Rice. County Treasurer, William Rice.
Sheriff of County, Caleb Rice.
Deputy Sheriffs, P. B. Cook and C. W. Knox, of Chester; T. M. Cooley, 2d of Granville ; Elisha Con- verse, Jr., of-Palmer ; Charles K. Bingham, of West- field; James Brown, of Brimfield ; Elhu Adains, Na- thaniel Cutler, and Joseph W Gorham, of Springfield. Overseers House of Correction, S. C. Bemis, Willis Phelps, J. B. Kirkham.
Master House of Correction, Ralph Day.
Crier of the Courts, Henry Brewer.
Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum.
Longmeadow, Solomon Warriner, Ethan Ely. Spring- field, Josiah Hooker, Oliver B Morris, Justice Willard, Geo Ashmun, John Hooker, James W. Crooks, Richard Bliss, Erasmus D. Beach, James Stebbins, Henry Mor- ris. West Springfield, Reuben Champion. Westfield, Elijah Bates, N. T. Leonard, Matthew Ives. Wubra- ham, Abel Bliss.
Appointed to Qualify Civil Officers.
Elijah Bates, James Fowler, Oliver B. Morris, Jus- tice Willard, George Bliss, William G. Bates, John Howard, James W. Crouks, Reuben Boies.
Justices of the Peace.
Blandford, David Boies, Lyman Gibbs, Orren Sage, Justus Boies, Reuben Boies.
Brimfie'd, John Wyle's, Asa Lincoln, Ebenezer Knight, Parsons Allen.
Chester, Forbes Kyle, Edmund Hubbard, Samuel Ly- man, Wmn. Shepherd, T K. D'Wolff. Asa Wilcox, Ja- bin B Williams, Edmund Kelso, Melvin Copeland, John J. Cook, Henry D. Filley.
Granville, James Cooley, Chas F. Bates, Vincent
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HAMPDEN COUNTY REGISTER.
Holcomb, Elijah Seymour, Aaron L. Curtiss, Samuel Root.
Holland, John Wallis, David B. Dean.
Longmeadow, Win. White, Calvin Burt, John F. Crooks, Joseph McGregory, Ethan Ely, Lorin Burt, Burgess Salisbury, Simeon Newell.
Ludlow, Benjamin Sikes, Jonah Syms, Theodore Sikes, Alfred Clarke, Elisha T. Parsons, Ephraim C. Jencks, Charles Alden.
Monson, Jacob Thompson, Timothy Packard, Jona- than Torrey, Oliver M'Kinstry, Austin Fuller, Walter Smith, A. W. Porter, J. L. Reynolds.
Montgomery, Edward Tayler, Oren Parks.
Palmer, Aaron King, Jacob B. Merrick, Cyrus Knox, William M. Shearer, Abel Calkins, John Ward, Alon- zo V. Blanchard, Gamaliel Collins, Moses Barnes, Cal- vin Torrey, Elias Turner.
Russell, Newman Bishop, Jr., James Bishop, Rowland Parks.
Southwick, Saul Fowler, Gideon Styles, Uzall Rock- well, Heman Laflin, Amasa Holcomb, Joseph M. For- ward, Elisha Steer, Roger S. Moore.
Springfield, Daniel Lombard, S. Hatch, David M. Bry - ant, Richard D Morris, William Rice, Josiah Hooker, Orange Chapin, William Dwight Walter H. Bowdoin, Robert E Bemis, William Bridgman, Harvey Chapin, Henry Morris, Davis Ames, Jr., Alpheus Nettleton, Joseph W. Newcomb, Amos W. Stockwell, Austin Cha- pin 2d, Chester W. Chapin, Henry Vose, Ethan A. Cla- ry, Eliphaz Jones, Joseph Ingraham, George B. Morris, Otis A. Seamans, John Wells, Russell E. Dewey, Lo- renzo Norton, Pliney Cadwell, Justice Willard, Richard Bliss, Ansel Phelps, Wm. L. Bemis, Heman Smith, Ephraim W. Bond, Samuel Bowles.
Tolland, William Moore, Samuel Hamilton, Henry Bliss, Joseph D. Slocum, Henry A. Bills, George W. Granger.
Wales, A. Needham, John Smith, Charles Gardner, Absalom Gardner, Cornelius Miller.
Westfield, William Blair, Lucius Wright, Asa B. Whitman, Jehiel Abbot, Reuben Smith, Edward B. Gil- lett, David Moseley, John J. Bassett.
West Springfield, Justin Ely, Amos Worthington, Alfred Flower, Henry, Ely, Samuel Smith, Wells South-
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HAMPDEN COUNTY REGISTER.
worth, Harvey Chapin, Spencer Flower, Homer Ely, Newberry Norton, Reuben Palmer, Lester Williams, Warren Chapin, William F. Wolcott, Cyrus Frink, Ed- ward Parsons, Daniel G. White.
Wilbraham, Walter Stebbins, John B. Morris, Jesse W. Rice, Stewart Beebe, John W. Smith, John M. Mer- rick, Marcus Cady, Samuel Bebee, Luther B. Bliss.
Notaries Public.
Springfield, John Howard, James M. Thompson, John Wells, Addison Ware. Westfield, William G. Bates, Norman T. Leonard. West Springfield, Justin Ely.
Counsellors and Attorneys.
Chester, Henry D. Filley. Granville, James Cooley, Charles F. Bates. Palmer, Calvin Torrey. Springfield, Oliver B. Morris, Justice Willard, Geo. Bliss, William B. Calhoun, James W. Crooks, George Ashmun, Reu- ben A. Chapman, Erasmus D Beach, John Mills, Wm. Dwight, Henry Morris, Josiah Hooker, Joseph W. New- comb, Geo. B. Morris, Amos W. Stockwell, Henry Vose, James Stebbins, Otis A. Seamans, Russell E. Dewey, John Wells, Wellington Thompson, Ephraim W. Bond, Allen Bangs, Ansel Phelps, George Walker, J. H. Morton. Westfield, William Blair, William W. Whitman, Wm. G. Bates, Patrick Boise, Norman T. Leonard; Edward B. Gillett. W. Granville, L. E. New- ell
Coroners.
Brimfield, Alvan Janes. Monson, Austin Fuller. Palmer, Elias Turner. Southwick, Gideon Stiles. Springfield, Harvey Chapin, John B. Kirkham, Elijah Blake. Westfield, Jehiel Abbott. Wilbraham, William Clark, John Baldwin.
County Commissioners.
Benning Leavitt, of Springfield, Chairman, Samuel Root, Granville ; John McCray, Wilbraham.
Special Commissioners.
Alonzo V. Blanchard, Palmer ; Wm. S. Barnes, Tol- land.
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TOWN OFFICERS.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Town Clerk. Town Treasurer.
Joseph Ingraham. Joseph Ingraham.
Selectmen.
Henry Vose, Chairman ; Adolphus G. Parker, Titus Amadon, John B. M. Stebbins, Harvey Butler, Bildad B. Belcher, Nathaniel Cutler .- Joseph Ingraham, Clerk.
Assessors.
Lewis. Gorham, Chairman, Ira M. Bullens, Pliny Cadwell .- Joseph Ingraham, Clerk. '
Overseers of the Poor.
Elijah Blake, Chairman, Daniel Hitchcock, Andrew Hubbard, William Hatfield, Clark Albro .- Joseph In- graham, Clerk.
Board of Health.
Eiljah Blake, 'Chairman, Josiah Hooker, Andrew Hubbard, Daniel Hitchcock, Clark Albro .- Joseph In- graham, Clerk.
School Committee.
Rev. Henry W. Lee, Chairman, Rev. Eli B. Clark, Hon. William B. Calhoun, Rev. Robert C. Mills, Samu- el McNary.
Surveyors of Highways.
David A. Adams, Sidney Chapin, Quartus Chapin, Alvin Kibbee, I. P. Brown.
Constables.
Amasa Parsons, William Hatfield, Andrew Hubbard, Sylvester Churchill, Aaron M. Cooley, William L. Be- mis, Horace D. Braman, Giles Pease, William R. Kent- field, Roderick Norton, John L. Skinner, Hiram Q. Sanderson, William Wheeler, Sylvester Allen, Gershon N. Bigelow, Albert Gowdy, George W. Sizer, Joseph B. McCune, William E. Montague, Calvin Stebbins, Jonathan Steele.
Fence Viewers.
John Ashley, Lysander Chapin, Jonathan Blake, Apollos Marsh, Alvin Kibbee, Austin Chapin 2d, Chaun-
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cey Chapin, William S. Barker, Bildad B. Belcher, Harvey Butler, Walter Warriner, Solomon Hatch, John Pendleton, Daniel Hitchcock, Milton Foster, Roderick Lombard, Rodney Holt.
Surveyors of Lumber.
Veranus Chapin, Alpheus Nettleton, Amaziah Mayo, Sylvester Allen, Charles Blake, Elkanah Barton, J. L. Sykes, David B. Griggs, Ocran Dickinson, Benja- min Parsons, Lewis L. Fitz, Francis Moore.
Field Drivers.
Edmund Freeman, Horace Allen, Henry Cady, James S. Bryant, Albert Wait, Ezra Thompson, Morris Morton, Henry Moore, George Pomeroy, Seth Church- ill, Edward Trask, Wellington Thompson, James E. Rus- sell, Joseph M. Griggs, Lucus Harthan, James W. Crooks, Cicero Simons, Austin Truesdell, D. W. Wil- ¡lard, James Kirkham, Joshua Frost, Samuel Bowles Jr., Apollos Munn, Alden Hitchcock, Crawford Nighting- gale, James Wallace, John Bangs, Merrick C. Mumford, Roswel Elder, Grorge M. Joy.
Sealers of Leather.
Joel Kendall, A. G. Parker, Andrew Hubbard, Aus- tin Stewart.
Committee of the Surplus Revenue.
John Howard, David M. Bryant, Benning Leavitt, Harvey Chapin, George Dwight.
Pound Keepers.
Ithamar Stebbins, Andrew Taylor.
Collector of Taxes.
William L. Bemis.
Tythingmen.
Eliphalet Trask, Rufus Elmer, Daniel Braman, C. A. Southworth, James L. Sikes, Edmund Palmer, John Kilbon, Edmund Freeman, Thomas L. Throop, Erastus ¿Bates, Levi C. Skeele, Sylvanus Adams, Lucius E. Ladd, John Firmin, James Brewer 2d, Edward Badger,
TOWN OFFICERS.
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Samuel Raynolds, James Kerwin, Daniel Raynolds, Elijah W. Bliss, Cruden Moseley, Eli Swetland, Abel Whitney, George Dwight, Edward A. Morris, John Pendleton, Giles C. Tiffany, R. T. Safford, Hiram Mun- ger, Joseph Clough, Charles M'Clallen, Elias Willis, George Converse, C. V. Lane, Samuel McNary, Ho- mer Foot, Samuel O. Gay, David Smith, Gideon M. Murphy.
Auctioneers.
Samuel W. Selby, William Hatfield, Daniel M. Moore, William E. Wentworth, Gershon N. Bigelow, Isaac Rindge, Thomas G. Phipps, Daniel Gay, John Parshley.
Sealer of Weights and Measures. Benjamin Eldridge.
Measures of Wood and Bark.
Gershon W. Harrison, Andrew Hubbard, Henry Ad- 'ams, Rufus Sikes, Henry Collins, Otis A. Seamans, 'Sheldon Webster, Nathaniel Cutler, John Kimberly, (Anson C. Taylor, James Sikes, Jr. Elijah P. Kimball, Clossen Pendleton, Robert G Marsh, Edmund Free- man, Marshall J. Emerson, Eliphaz Jones, Samuel O. Gay. Hiram Q. Sanderson, Rufus C. Griggs, Madison E. Willey, Bailey H. Hawkins, William E. Montague, Charles Rollins, Otis Chapman, Seth B. Bliss, E. W. Ripley, Ralza M. Cooley.
Officers of the Central Fire District.
George Dwight, Chief Engineer, Stephen C. Bemis, John B. Kirkham, Joseph Palmer, Assistant Engineers. Addison Ware, P. F. Wilcox, Eliphalet Trask, Pruden- tial Committee. Joseph Ingraham, chief clerk.
Number of Births, in town during the year ending May 1st, 1847-509.
Number of Deaths in town during the year ending May 1st, 1847-267.
Number of Rateable Polls Ist of May last, 4595.
TIME OF HOLDING COURTS.
Supreme Judicial Court, Nisi Prius Terms. At Spring-
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field, eighth Tuesday after first Tuesday in March and first Tuesday in September.
Court of Common Pleas. At Springfield, second Mon- day in February, June and October.
Criminal terms, third Monday of May, and first Mon- day of December.
Probate Court. At Springfield, on the first Tuesday of January, February, March, April, May, July, Sep- tember, November and December. At Westfield, the second Tuesday of March and December, and the first Tuesday of June and October. At Monson, the second Tuesday of June. At Palmer, the second Tuesday of September.
PUBLIC HOUSES.
American House, ty Morgan & Day, North Depot. Agawam House, by David A. Bush cor. Main and Cross sts
Columbia Hotel, by A. Hayden, State st., on Hill Armory House, by L. Howard, State st., on Hill Clinton House, by A. Truesdell, State st
Exchange Hotel, by Winchester & Son, Exchange Row Main st
Hampden House, by Mrs. Parsons, Main and Court sts Massasoit House, by M. & E. S. Chapin, Cor Main and R. R. sts.
New England House, by G. F. Annable cor Water and R. R. sts
Rail R. House, by S. Jennings, cor Main and Hampden Union House, by J. & L. Warriner cor Main and Bliss sts
Western Hotel, by H. Mc Kinney cor Bridge and Water
PERIODICALS.
Springfield Gazette. Weekly and Daily, by Wm Stowe, at No. 12 Main st. up stairs. Hampden Post, Weekly and Tri- Weekly, by ID. F. Ashley, Office Elm st. Springfield Republican, Weekly and Daily, by S. Bowles, Exchange Row. Hampden Washingtonian, by A. G. Tannatt. Springfield Sentinel, by Hawley & Tenney. Chicopee Telegraph, by J. C. Steove & Co. at Cabotville. Cabotville Mirror, by Henry Russell.
SPRINGFIELD INSTITUTE, CEMETERY, &c. 33
SPRINGFIELD INSTITUTE.
This Association was organized in October, 1843. In- corporated Sept. 1847.
The Library numbers about 2,000 volumes.
Oficers for the present year :
John Mills, President.
Ariel Parish, Ist V. Pres.
Erasmus D. Beach, 2d V. Pres.
Henry Morris, 3d V. Pres.
Ephraim W. Bond, Corresponding Secretary.
Samuel Bowles, Recording Secretary.
John R. Hixon, Treasurer.
Counsellors.
Lorenzo Norton, Elisha Gunn, Jr., Addison Ware, C. B. Bowers, Wm. W. Billings, Allen Bangs, George B. Morris.
SPRINGFIELD CEMETERY.
The Annual meeting is on the first Monday of May.
President. George Bliss.
Clerk and Treasurer. Lewis Warriner.
Auditors. S. Raynolds and George Dwight.
Trustees. William Dwight, Samuel Raynolds, George Dwight, W. H. Bowdoin, Wm. S. Elwell, Cicero Simons, Wm. Hatfield.
Superintendent. Apollos Marsh.
The SPRINGFIELD LIGHT GUARD was organized in August, 1844, as company E. of the 10th Regiment, 6th Brigade, 3d Division of the M. V. M .; and made its first public parade on the 4th of October, 1844. It num- bers about fifty members, and has permanently connect- ed with it, by enlistment, a brass band of twelve instru- ments. Its present officers are,
J. M. Thompson, Capt.
B. F. Warner, Ist Lieutenant,
E. W. Bond, 2d do.
James Kirkham, 3d do.
S. D. Holman, Clerk.
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SPRINGFIELD SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
Office at the Springfield Bank.
President. Josiah Hooker.
Vice Presidents. John Howard, Elijah Blake, Ed- ward A. Morris, Samuel Raynolds.
Trustees. Addison Ware, Timothy W. Carter, Francis M. Carew, Homer Foot, Charles Merriam, Hen- ry Morris, Samuel Bailey, Robert E. Bemis, Josiah Hooker, Edward Ingersoll, George Dwight, Philo F. Wilcox.
Secretary. Henry Vose. Treasurer. John Howard.
MEETING HOUSES AND CLERGYMEN.
Ist Congregational, Court Square, S. Osgood, D. D.
2d 66 Chicopee street, E. B. Clark.
3d Cong. (Unitarian.) State st.
4th Congregational, State street, E. Russell.
5th 66
Chicopee Falls.
6th 66
Cabotville, S. G. Clapp.
7th " Bliss street S. G. Buckingham.
8th Cong. (Unitarian,) Cabotville, C. Nightingale.
9th North Congregational, Free Church, R. H. Conklin Ist Methodist Epis. Union street, G. E. Landon.
2d 66 66 Chicopee Falls, D. Sherman.
3d
Cabotville, L. Crowell.
4th " Pynchon street M. Trafton.
Ist Baptist, Main street M. G. Clarke. 2d 66 Chicopee Falls, R. C. Mills.
3d 66 Cabotville J. G. Warren.
Protestant Episcopal, State street, H. W. Lee.
Wesleyan Methodist, Main street W. Bevins.
Ist Universalist, Main street A. A. Folsom.
2d
Cabotville Z. Thompson.
Roman Catholic, Cabotville, Rev. Mr. Cavanaugh. East Union Rev. Mr. Reardon.
BANKS.
Springfield Bank .- Capital $250,000. President .- John Howard. Cashier, Lewis Warriner. Directors .- John Howard, Oliver B. Morris, William Dwight, Josiah Hooker, George Dwight.
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UNITED STATES ARMORY.
Chicopee Bank .- Capital $200,000.
President, Samuel Raynolds. Cashier, B. F. Warner. Directors .- Samuel Raynolds, Sable Rogers, Philo F. Wilcox, F. M. Carew, Henry Morris, Henry Fuller, Jr. Homer Foot.
Agawam Bank .- Capital $100,000.
President, C. W. Chapin. Cashier, F. S. Bailey.
Directors .- Chester W. Chapin, Addison Ware, J. B. M. Stebins, Albert Morgan, Marvin Chapin, Horatio Lyon, (Monson,) J. B. Vinton, Benj Day, (Springfield) Wells Southworth (West Springfield.)
Bank hours from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M.
UNITED STATES ARMORY, SPRINGFIELD.
On the 2d day of April 1794, Congress passed an act authorizing the erection of two National Armories, one to be located in Springfield, Mass. The other to be loca- ted at Harper's Ferry, Virginia.
Within the following year (1795,) the Armory in Springfield was in successful operation, and finished 245 Muskets during the year.
The importance and absolute necessity which experi- ence has shown for these Institutions, and the extreme difficulty in supplying their deficiency by Contract es- tablishments, particularly in time of War, together with the confidence and merit they have attained from the . whole country, has been so fully appreciated by Con- gress that they have continued to grant an appropriation annually to each of them.
The number of Arms with their appendages manufac- tured at the Springfield Armory from the commence- ment of its operations to the 30th of June-1846-is as follows, viz.
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Also a large number of arms have been repaired that were damaged during the Wars.
In the year 1842 the Flint Lock was abandoned, and the Percussion Lock adopted, since which time, no arms
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have been made with Flint Locks, and it is confidently believed that the arms made at this Armory since the adoption of the Percussion Lock, are not equalled in any other establishment in the world.
The expenditure for the Manufacture of arms and Ma- chinery for the year ending June 30, 1847, was $172,537, 65. The fabrications during the year were as follows viz. 14,300 Muskets at $10,56+ $151,039,10
201 Musketoons 66 11,00 2,211,00 .
26,046 Screw drivers
0,17 4,427,82
2,063 Spring Vises
25 cts
.515,75
19,726 Wipers
10} cts
2,071,23
2 009 Ball Screws
15 cts
301,35
6,338 Cones (extra)
8 cts 507,04
50 Vent picks 66
2 cts 1,00
7 Model and Sample arms 609,65
1,097 Arm Chests at 3,00
3,315,00
24 Packing boxes 1,00
Sundry parts of arms for issue 1,299,04
28 Machines and turning Engines 6,239,67
$172,537,65
About 265 men are constantly employed in the vari- ous branches of manufacture .- The most of them are employed by the piece-the Components of the Musket being divided into 426 branches or operations to which a price is fixed for performing the labor.
The following amount of Stock was consumed during the past year viz.
Iron
401,712 pounds
Steel
46,672 66
Coal, Anthracite
1,268,405
do. Char.
do. Pit.
66,320 bushels 902
Major James W. Ripley, Commanding Officer.
Edward Ingersoll, Pay Master and M. S. Keeper.
Erskine S. Allin, Inspector and Acting Master Armorer.
Lucius' C. Allin, Edward B. Huntington, J. O. L. Hillard, Ammi M. White, Clerks.
Cyrus Buckland, Master Machinist. John D. Lord, Carpenter.
Asahel Hubbard, Wm. Smith, Inspectors.
Rufus Chandler, David Le Gro, Francis Camp, Ed-
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ward A. May, James Stillman, Samuel Knous, Andrew D. King, Assistant Inspectors.
Salmon Adams, Walter Buckland, William Cadwell, James P. Chapman, Foremen.
Albert Mills, Messenger.
HAMPDEN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
President, William B. Calhoun.
Vice Presidents. John Mills, James W. Crooks, John Wallace, Watson E. Boise, Asa Lincoln, Edward Taylor, James Bishop, J. M. Forward, G. W. Granger, Cornelius Miller, Aaron Ashley, R. J. Merrick, Wil- liam Bush.
Directors. George Taylor, Daniel Merrick, Richard Bagg, Jr., Bildad B. Belcher, Alpheus Nettleton.
Treasurer. James Brewer, 2d.
Secretaries. D. M. Bryant, Henry Vose.
SPRINGFIELD MUTUAL ASSURANCE CO.
P. F. Wilcox, President .- Justice Willard, Secretary. Directors .- P. F. Wilcox, Samuel Raynolds, Sable Rogers, Isaac Humiston, Benning Leavitt, David Smith, Jehiel Abbott, Simon Sanborn.
DIRECTORY.
SPRINGFIELD.
ABBOTT, Benj. armorer Room opposite U. S. Armory Abbott, O. S. tin smith emp G. F. Pease h E. Union st Abbott, Geo. W. Mason h E. Union st Abbott, Willard, mason h High st Abel Mrs. Abigal h Walnut st Abel Chas D. mechanic h Walnut st
Ackley Joseph assistant clk H. & N. H. R. R Adkins, Boardman laborer h East st
Adkins, Timothy, laborer, h. East st
Adams, Henry meat market S. Main h S Main st Adams, David farmer h corner Main and Central sts
Adams, Nathan physician Elm st
Adams, John B. conductor Passenger Train W. R. R. h Chesnut st
Adams, Salmon foreman Middle Water Shop
Adams, Gardner bonnet store E. state st h W. State st Adams, Ferry laborer emp J. D. Brewer
Adams, J. B. (Green and Adams) white-washers and jobbers, Market st
Adams, Amasa A carpenter cor Main and Hampden sts Adams, Alvin carpenter h cor North and North East sts Adams, Albert carpenter bds
Adams, Mrs. Henry refreshment saloon W. R. R. Adam's, Henry, 66
Aitchinson, Samuel harness-maker h William st Ainsworth, Orvil W. armorer h East Union st Alais, George silk dyer south Main st Alden, John brakeman W. R. R. h Water st Alden, Elijah carpenter h Walnut st Alden Mrs. Zenas tailoress William st
Alden, Horace brakeman W. R. R. Alden, Horace tinsmith emp John Woolley Water st Allen, Diah h Central st
Allen, Edmund h East State st
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Allen, Timothy h cor Main and Union sts
Allen, Mrs. T. boarding house cor Main and Union sts Allen, Adin pilot h Mechanic's st
Allin, Erskine S. Master armorer h Liberty Square Allin, Lucius C. clk 66
Allen, Joseph paper-maker Mill st
Allin, Delius armorer bds Liberty st
Allen, Geo. M. emp powder flask factory bds Maple st Allen, Geo. W. emp Decreet, Boyington & Co. h Pine st Allen, Baxter emp William Dwight Maple st
Allen, Aaron P. carpenter U. S. armory h School st
Allen, Alonzo blacksmith h Cross st
Allen, Alexander W. carpenter h East Worthington st Allen, Nathan carriage painter emp D. Smith h West Union st
Allen, John B. musical and astronomical instrument maker Sargeant's building bds Howard st
Allen, Joshua carpenter shop water st h W. Springfield Allen, Alfred A. armorer h Walnut st
Allen, Mrs. Lorenzo h Maple st
Allen, Mrs. John h Stockbridge st
Allen, John tinsmith bds Stockbridge st
Allis, William S. armorer h Pine st
Alport, William armorer h Armory st
Alvord, Samuel F. barber h High st
Alvord, Edwin painter
Alvord, Wellington carpenter W. R. R. h E. Worthing- ton st
Amadon, Titus armorer h Armory st
Amadon, Hollis G. emp C. Bigelow h Pyncheon st Amadon Augustus tailor emp S. C. Ray bds E. State st Amadon, Charles brakeman W. R. R
Amadon, Eliel T. trunk and harness maker Main st h E Bridge st
Ames David paper manuf Mill st h Maple st Ames John 660 66 h Mill st
Ames Galen clk W. R. R. Frt. House h Maple st
Ames, Nathan E. dentist h E. State st on hill
Ames Daniel tinsmith emp Peck & Co bds W. State st Anderson, Jacob H. armorer h Walnut st
Anderson, Philander civil engineer h Howard st
Andrèws Benjamin weaver Mill st
Anable J. F. New-England Honse cor Water and R. R Andrews, Solomon T. carraige smith h Cross st
Andreu Francis printer emp Gazette office bds Bliss st
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DIRECTORY.
Andrews, Henry, carpenter emp D. Boy & Co bds N Chestnut st
Andrews, Henry physician bds Hampden House
Annis, John F. varnish maker East st
Appleton, Julius h Maple st
Appleton, Morgan clk H. Foot & Co
Appleton, Francis clk clothing store bds W Worthington Arnold, Asa h Walnut st
Arnold, Edwin moulder Sizer's foundry bds Fort st
Ashley, John farmer near Middle Water Shop
Ashley, Roderick (Palmer & A ) coal dealer h W State st Ashley, D. F. publish Hampden Post h Spring st
Ashley Seth watchman W. R. R. h E Worthington st Ashley, Noah P. farmerh North East st
Ashley, Charles clk W. Elmer E State st
Ashmun, Geo. attorney and coun. office Elm st
Ashton, Charles armorer h Walnut st
Ashton William
Aspinwall, Phillip F. Mill st
Attleton, Phillip yeast pedlar h Pine st
Attleton, Mrs. Eliza h Pine st
Attleton, Mrs. Cyrus tailoress Pine st
Attleton, Mrs. Ann tailoress h Maple st
Atwill, Richard brakeman W. R. R.
Atwood, Joseph armorer h Walnut st
Atwood, Andrew machinist h E Worthington st .
Atwood, Levi carpenter emp Wason's car factory Ates, Milo emp Con. Riv. R. R. h Emery Court
Austin, Ransley S armorer h Walnut st
Austin, Oliver armorer h Blake's Hill
Avery, John blacksmith cor Main and Union sts
Avery, Alexander H. (Huntington & A) gro. cor R. R. and Main st h E State st
Avery, Henry (Frizell & A) Merchant tailor Burt's Blk Averell emp Wason's car Factory bds N E House
BABBIT, SAML. M. painter, h E. Worthington st
Bacon, Francis B. clerk W. R. R. office, bds West Ferry st
Bacon, Steuben T. manuf. Bank Locks, cor Main and Mill sts bds E. State st
Badger, Enoch, h Walnut st
Badger, Edward, emp Armory h Walnut st
Bagg, Wm. S. armorer, bds E. Union st
Bagg, Zebina, leather dresser, h Cross st
Bailey, Timothy B. carpenter, h Pleasant st
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Bailey, Saml. dealer in dry goods Burt's Block, h E State st
Bailey, Saml. E. (& Brother, J. B.) dealer in watches and jewelry Hampden Hall, h High st
Bailey, J. B. bds High st
Bailey, Edmund, C. carpenter h Central st Bailey, F. S. cashier Agawam Bank, bds Mas. House Bailey, Morris, butcher, h Elm st
Baker, Timothy, teamster, h Howard st
Baker, Orrin, (& Graves,) masons, h Mechanic st
Baker, Thos. K. mason h E. Worthington st
Baker, Mrs. Delia bdg h Fort st
Baker, J. A. Pynchon st
Ball, Eli, Jr. h High st
Ball, Wm. carriage painter, h E. Union st
Ball, Wm. armorer, h Walnut st
Ball, Chas. emp meat market, Walnut st Ball, Alfred L. shoe maker, bds High st
Baldwin, Harvey, printer, h Williams st Baldwin, Alvin, laborer, Lower landing
Bangs, Jonathan, grocer, opposite armory, h Walnut st Bangs, Allen, attorney at law, Elm st bds Maple st Bangs, John, dealer in flour and grain, Sanford st Bangs, E. D. prin of Eng and class school, Court st Bangs, Mark, assistant teacher,
Bangs, Freeman, (B. Cutler, and Sikes,) grocers, E State also manuf cotton warp, (Bangs and Bennet.) Bangs, Mrs. Allen, h Maple st
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