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HISTORICAL.
a minister, that may promote conversion work among us."
Jan. 8, 1646 .- "It is agreed by this Plantation with John Mathews to beate the drum for the meetings for a years space at 10 of the clock, on the lecture days, and at 9 of the clock on the Lord's days, in the forenoon only, and he is to beate it from Mr. Moxons to R. Stebbins house, and ye meetings to begin within a half an houre after, for which his paynes, he is to have 4d in wampum, of every family in towne, or a peck of Indian corne if they have not wampum.
POPULATION OF SPRINGFIELD.
In 1636 eight persons signed the articles of agree- ment for the settlement of the Plantation. There are, however, reasons for believing that the original num- ber of settlers exclusive of women and children was twelve.
In 1639, 13 persons were assessed.
In 1641, the number had increased to 17.
In 1643, there were 22.
In 1646, 42 persons were assessed.
In 1656, there were 52 who had taken the oath of fidelity.
In 1664, there were recorded as admitted inhabit- ants, 74 persons.
In 1670, the limits of the town of Springfield inclu-
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HISTORICAL.
ded the present towns of Westfield, Suffield, and a great part of Southwick, and the whole of West Springfield and Holyoke on the west side of the river, and the towns of Springfield, Enfield, Somers, Wil- braham, Ludlow, Monson, Palmer and Longmeadow, on the east side of the river.
In 1791, the population of the town was 1,574
In 1800,
66
2,312
In 1810,
2,767
In 1820, 66
3,914
In 1827,
5,788
In 1830,
"
6,784
In 1837,
9,234
In 1840, 66
10,985
In 1845,
66
14,703
In 1848, the town was divided, Chicopee Falls and Cabotville being set off.
Population of Springfield in 1850, 11,330 of Chicopee, 8,291
Total population of old Springfield, in 1850, 19,621 Number of polls in Springfield, 1851, 3,528
In 1820 the population within the limits of the town of Springfield, as defined in 1670, was 21,581.
In 1830 the population within the same limits was 32,794.
In 1850 the population within the same limits was 51,275.
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
City of Springfield.
SPRINGFIELD.
A CITY MAY 25.1852 ORGANIZED A TOWN I.CHUBLUCK S
MAY 14.1636. O.S.
First City Election; May 13th, 1852. First City Government organized May 25th, 1852. Regular Municipal Election 1st Monday in December. Yearly organization of the City Government 1st Mon- day in January.
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
Municipal Register 1853-4.
Legislative and Executive Department.
The Legislative Power of the City is vested in the City Council chosen annually, and consists of eight Aldermen chosen from the City at large, and eighteen Common Councilmen chosen from the eight Wards in the following proportion :- From Ward 1, three ; Ward 2, three ; Ward 3, three ; Ward 4, three ; Ward 5, three ; Ward 6, one ; Ward 7, one; Ward 8, one. The Executive Power is vested in the Mayor and Al- dermen. The Municipal year commences on the 1st Monday in January.
MAYOR. CALEB RICE.
City Clerk and Treasurer.
JOSEPH INGRAHAM.
ALDERMEN.
Ward
1. John B. Stebbins,
2. Eliphalet Trask,
3. Willis Phelps,
4. Henry Vose,
Ward
1
5. Titus Amadon,
6. Drayton Perkins,
7. Joseph N. Sollace,
8. Harvey Foster.
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
COMMON COUNCIL. PRESIDENT, HENRY MORRIS.
Ward
Ward
1. D. Hitchcock. Wm. Pynchon, Addison Day.
2. Jos. C. Pynchon, Orrin Baker, E. W. Bond.
3. Lombard Dale, William Stowe, T. M. Walker.
4. Henry Morris, Alex. H. Avery, Edmund Palmer.
5. Nathaniel Cate, Wm. Dickinson, Daniel Collins.
6. Henry Adams.
7. Ezra Kimberly.
8. Wm. S. Barker.
Clerk of Common Council. S. O. GAY.
Messenger. HORACE D. BRAMAN.
City Marshall. D. A. ADAMS, Office City Hall.
Assistant Marshalls.
H. D. Bra nan, Wm. H. Allis, C. L. Shaw,
John F. Annis, Roderick Norton, Warren Hayden.
School Committee.
Ward
Ward
1. Josiah Hooker.
2. Chas. A. Winchester.
3. A. S. McLean.
4. D. C. Perkins.
5. T. J. Shepard.
6. S. C. Warner.
7. H. Pomeroy.
8. G. Converse.
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
Overseers of the Poor.
The Mayor ex officio, Elijah Blake,
Edwin Booth, Tyler Childs.
Assessors.
Ed. A. Morris, Rodrick Ashley, Sam'l. MeNary.
CITY PHYSICIAN. A. S. McLEAN.
Ward Officers.
Ward 1-Warden-Wm. G. Breck ; Inspectors- Chester R. Chaffee, Henry G. Adams, Chas. Hunt ; Clerk-George A. Graves.
Ward 2-Warden-Erastus Hayes ; Ward Clerk- Henry A Chapin ; Inspectors-Alfred A. Allen, John E. Taylor, F. B. Bacon.
Ward 3-Warden-Robert Crossett ; Inspectors- Cyrus Cole, George W. Lyman, O. S. Senter ; Clerk -Charles O. Chapin.
Ward 4-Warden-Joseph B. Hopkins ; Inspectors -Homer Foot, Francis Swan, Waher H. Bowdoin ; Clerk-Horace S. Taylor.
Ward 5-Warden-Jonathan Bangs; Clerk-Rus- sell Crooks ; Inspectors- G. W. Harrison, Orville Ainsworth, Sam'l. R. Crane.
Ward 6- Warden-Wm. C. Ripley ; Clerk-Amos Call ; Inspectors-Charles B. Rice, John Mills, Jr., Elisha Pierce.
Ward 7-Warden-Winthrop C. Burdict ; Clerk- John Kimberly ; Inspectors-Henry Pomeroy, Ezekiel Keith, Francis Chapin.
Ward 8-Warden-S. Coe; Clerk-S. F. Chicker- ing; Inspectors-Milton Foster, Wm. C. Lancton, Geo. W. Chapin.
For Ward lines see Map.
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HAMPDEN COUNTY REGISTER.
Fire Department. Chief Engineer. J. D. BREWER.
Assistant Engineers.
Henry Gray, George Ensworth, G. B. Morris, John Taylor, W. C. Burdick, D. Perkins, Alden Warner. J. F. Comstock, Clerk.
HAMPDEN COUNTY REGISTER.
Incorporated, February 20, 1812. Population in 1840, 37,336 ; number of towns, 18 ; number of square miles, 65; population to a square mile, 57. Popula- tion in 1850, 51,285; number of towns, 20; popula- tion to a square mile, 79. Shire town, Springfield.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Judge of Probate, Oliver B. Morris, Springfield. Register of Probate, Henry Smith, do.
Clerk of Courts, George B. Morris, do.
Register of Deeds, William Rice, do.
County Treasurer, William Rice, do.
Crier of Courts, William Hatfield,
do.
Jailer, Elihu Adams.
Overseers of House of Correction, E. Blake, T. Childs, E. Booth.
Sheriff, Patrick Boise of Blandford.
Deputy Sheriff's, Chas. W. Knox, Chester ; N. Cutler, Chicopee ; T. M. Cooley 2d, Granville ; R. G. Marsh, Holyoke ; E. Bliss, Ludlow ; C. Strong, Palmer ; Ru- fus Sykes, J. F. Comstock, Springfield ; F. Bush, Westfield.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
William B. Calhoun, Springfield ; Alured Homer, Brimfield ; Geo. C. Gibbs, Blandford. :
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HAMPDEN COUNTY REGISTER.
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS.
Daniel G. White, West Springfield ; Robert E. Bemis, Chicopee.
Commissioner of Insolvency. HENRY VOSE.
Commissioners to qualify Civil Officers.
Blandford, Reuben Boies.
Springfield, Erasmus D. Beach, Geo. Bliss, Rich. Bliss, Wm. B. Calhoun, James W. Crooks, George B. Morris, Justice Willard,
Westfield, W. G. Bates, J. Fowler, N. T. Leonard.
Wilbraham, L. B. Bliss, H. C. Spelman.
Commissioner of the Circuit Court of the United States. R. A. CHAPMAN, Springfield.
Justices of the Peace.
[Including, also, Justices of the Peace and Quorum, des- ignated by a *, and Justices throughout the Common- wealth, ty a t]
Blandford, Enos Boies, Reuben Boies, Lyman Gibbs, Wm. H. Gibbs, Albert Knox, Eli Pease, David P. Robinson. David Shurtleff.
Brimfield, P. Allen, Henry F. Brown, Samuel A. Hitchcock, Ebenezer Knight. Asa Lincoln.
Chester, John J. Cook, M. Copeland, E. Kelso, Forbes Kyle, A. C. Root, Jabin B. Williams, T. K. D'Wolff.
Chicopee, Sylvanus Adams, Robert E. Bemis, Wm. L. Bemis, Pliny Caldwell, Otis Chapman, Timothy W. Carter, Charles R. Ladd, Closson Pendleton, *John Wells.
Granville, Charles F. Bates, Aaron L. Curtis, C. C. Holcomb, Vincent Holcomb, Samuel Root.
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HAMPDEN COUNTY REGISTER.
Holyoke, C. H. Branscomb, Harvey Chapin, Henry Ely, George C. Ewing, Cyrus Frink, E. L. Miller, Lester Newell, Wm. B. C. Pearson, A. S. Peck, *Chauncey B. Rising.
Holland, David B. Bean, John Wallis.
Longmeadow, G. O. Bliss, Lorin Burt, John F. Crooks, *Wm. White.
Ludlow, Charles Alden, George Booth, John P. Hub- bard, Eli M. Smith.
Monson, Austin Fuller, Warren Fuller, William C. Green, Hiram Newton, Timothy Packard, Joseph L. Reynolds, Walter Smith, John W. Smith, Jacob Thompson.
Montgomery, David Allen, Oren Parks, Edward Taylor.
Palmer, Moses Barnes, Merrill Barlow, Alonzo V. Blanchard, Rufus Brown, Gamaliel Collins, A. R. Murdock, Marcus M. Shearer, Calvin Torrey, Elias Turner, Frederic T. Wallace, John Ward.
Russell, James Bishop, Newman Bishop, Jr., Jus- tin E. Loomis, N. D. Parks.
Southwick, Homer M. Forward, Joseph M. Forward, Amasa Holcomb, Carmi Shurtleff, Theron Warner.
Springfield, David Ames, Daniel Ames, Charles T. Arthur, George Ashmun, Frederic A. Barton, John J. Bassett, Francis Bates, Richard Bliss, George Bliss, *Erasmus D. Beach, Stephen C. Bemis, Elka- nah Barton, Wm. Bryant, E. W. Bond, Walter H. Bowdoin, William Bridgman, +Wm. B. Calhoun, *James W. Crooks, Russell Crooks, Rufus Chandler, Chester W. Chapin, Harvey Chapin, Orange Chapin, *Reuben A. Chapman, Samuel S. Day, Solomon Hatch, *Josiah Hooker, *John Hooker, +Charles How- ard, R. B. Hildreth, Joseph Ingraham, Henry B. Jud- kins, Enoch Leonard, N. A. Leonard, Daniel Lom- bard, +John Mills, Roger S Moore, *Henry Morris, Rich. D. Morris, George B. Morris, James H. Morton, Simeon Newell, Lorenzo Norton, Timothy D. Pelton, Ansel Phelps, William Rice, Otis A.
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Seamans, Heman Smith, Wm. L. Smith, Augustus L. Soule, John M. Stebbins, Wellington Thompson, Henry Vose, *Solomon Warriner, Geo. Walker, Leon- ard B. Wight, *Justice Willard, Charles A. Winches- ter.
Tolland, George W. Granger, Joseph D. Slocum, Philander Twining.
Wales, Absalom Gardner, Cornelius Miller, A. Needham, Austin L. Rogers, John Smith.
Westfield, Jehiel Abbott, ¡W. G. Bates, +Patrick Boies, Henry Fuller, +James Fowler, Comfort Gibbs, Edward B. Gillett, *Matthew Ives, *N. T. Leonard, Henry B. Lewis, David Moseley, Renben Noble, Silas Root, Asa B. Whitman, Lucius Wright.
West Springfield, *Reuben Champion, Homer Ely, Samuel Flower, Alfred Flower; Spencer Flower, New- bury Norton, Rufus L Pomroy, Edward Parsons, R. Palmer, Daniel G. White, Lester Williams.
Wilbraham, Samuel Bebee, *L. B. Bliss, Mar- cus Beebe, Solomon B. Brewer, Marcius Cady, John M. Merrick, R. S. Merrick, John B. Mor- ris, John Newell, Jesse W. Rice, Walter Stebbins, Solomon C. Spelman.
Notaries Public.
Chicopee, John Wells.
Holyoke, Lester Newell, John R. Warriner.
Springfield, Ephraim W. Bond, T. D. Pelton, Hen- ry Vose, George Walker, A. L Soule, James W. Crooks, Otis A. Seamans, J. M. Stebbins, J. H. Mor- ton, J. F. Comstock.
Westfield, Wm. G. Bates, Henry Fuller, E. B. Gil- lett.
Coroners.
Brimfield, Alvan Janes; Chester, Aurelius Root ; Holyoke, Addison Peck ; Monson, Hiram Newton ; Palmer, Elias Turner ; Southwick, Gideon Styles ; Springfield, Elijah Blake, Harvey Chapin, John B.
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HAMPDEN COUNTY REGISTER.
Kirkham ; Westfield, Jebiel Abbott, James Holland ; Wilbraham, Solomon B. Brewer.
TIME OF HOLDING COURTS.
Supreme Judicial Court, Nisi Prius .Terms. At Springfield, eighth Tuesday after first Tuesday in March and first Tuesday in September.
Court of Common Pleas. At Springfield, second Monday in March, and June and first Monday of Oc- tober.
Criminal terms, third Monday of May, and first Monday of December.
Probate Court, holden at Springfield on the first Tuesdays of January, February, March, April, June, July, November, and 4th Tuesdays of April, August and September.
At Westfield, on the 3d Tuesdays of March, June, September and December.
At Monson, on the 2d Tuesday of June; and at Palmer, on the 2d Tuesday of September.
Police Court of Springfield.
JAMES W. MORTON, Justice.
Special Justices.
Chas. Winchester, Harvey Chapin.
Court held Mondays and Thursdays at the City Rooms.
Congressional District No. 10.
The city of Springfield and the town of Chicopee, formerly included in District No. 7, are by the ap pointment of 1852 assigned to a new district, No 10, which embraces the following towns :
Athal, Dana, Hardwick, Petersham, Phillipston, Royalston, Warren and West Brookfield, in the county of Worcester ; Erving, Leverett, Montague, New Sa-
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HAMPDEN COUNTY REGISTER.
lem, Northfield, Orange, Shutesbury, Sunderland, Warwick, Wendell and Whately, in the county of Franklin ; Amherst, Belchertown, Easthampton, En- field, Granby, Greenwich, Hadley, HatfieldNorthamp- ton, Pelham, Prescott, South Hadley and Ware, in the county of Hampshire, Brimfield, Chicopee, Hol- land, Holyoke, Longmeadow, Ludlow, Monson, Pal- mer, Springfield, Wales, West Springfield and Wilbra- ham, in the county of Hampden.
The following table shows the number of official votes cast in the several towns of Hampden County at the Presidential and Gubernatorial elections, Novem- ber, 1852, together with the number of ratable polls, and of voters in each town. The number of ratable polls is according to the valuation of 1851, and the number of voters is from the return made that year to the Legislature.
PRESIDENT
GOVERNOR.
TOWNS.
Scott.
Pierce
Hale
| Scat.
Cliff.
Bish.
Mann.
Scat.
Ratable
Polis.
Voters.
Blandford, ..
95
163
6
101
174
11
404
369
Brimfield, . .
116
59
47
11:
82
58
386
299
Chester, .
117
89
19
114
104
27
390
3.25
Chicopee, .
499
377
59
507
310
101
1913
1073
Granville, . . .
119
147
106
144
6
336
333
Holland, .
45
28
5
46
3
116
96
Holyoke, .
172
166
31
146
163
66
1117
452
Longmeadow
125
79
10
95
72
3
347
267
Ludlow,
85
110
24
93
98
32
288
299
Monson,
184
136
45
171
172
3×
612
468
Montgomery,
14
46
23
14
49
26
108
100
Palmer,
·
186
175
49
189
188
74
896
681
Russell,
21
67
4
26
70
5
146
119
Southwick, ..
73
131
12
6:
13.2
13
314
297
Springfield, . Tolland,
91
55
45
64
148
123
Wales,
56
23
26
65
2
4:
187
145
W. Springfid.
293
435
56
272
175
58
9
715
719
Westfield,. .
274
178
36
28
454
86
2
1070
880
Wilbraham, .
125
119
66
136
108
88
481
437
3455 3458.757
8
3423 3306 1086 28
13439 9505
.
.
905
852 239
6
838
745
31℃
15
3465
2023
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BANKS, ETC.
Banks in Springfield.
AGAWAM BANK.
Capital, $200,000.
Albert Morgan, President. F. S. Bailey, Cashier A. Morgan, Chester W. Chapin, M. Chapin, Theodore Stebbins, J. B. M. Stebbins, Horatio Lyon, Daniel L. Harris, J. B. Vinton, E. Southworth, Directors. J. L. Chapman, Teller.
Discount, daily.
CHICOPEE BANK.
Capital, $300,000.
Philo F. Wilcox, President. B. F. Warner, Cashier. J. D. Brewer, Elijah W Bliss, G. O. Bliss, George Walker, Henry Morris, H. Fuller, Jr., P. F. Wilcox Directors.
JOHN HANCOCK BANK.
Capital, $100,000.
James M. Thompson, President. Edmund D. Cha- pin, Cashier. James M. Thompson, Edward Inger- soll, Solomon Hatch, W. H. Bowdoin, R. S. Moore, Pliney Cadwell, Geo. Ashmun, Directors. John P. Wilcox, Clerk.
Discount, daily.
SPRINGFIELD BANK.
Capital, $300,000.
Benj. Day, President Lewis Warriner, Cashier .- Josiah Hooker, Edward A. Morris, George Dwight, William Gunn, Cicero Simons, Lewis Gorham, Direc- tors. William C. Robinson, Teller. E. C. Robinson, Clerk.
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BANKS, ETC.
WESTERN BANK. Capital, - $250.000.
Caleb Rice, President. L ... J Warriner, Cashier .- C, Rice, E. Freeman, E. Trask, H. N. Case, W. N. Flynt, William Rice, W. Phelps. W. C. Sturtevant, S. S. Day, Directors. George D Hastings, Teller. A. P. Stevens, Assistant Teller.
Discount, daily.
PYNCHON BANK, New Bank.
Bank in Chicopee.
CABOT BANK. Capital, $150,000.
John Wells, President. H Harris, Cashier. John Wells, Sylvanus Adams, Robert E. Bemis, T. W. Carter, Jerome Wells, John Chase, Sidney Chapin, Directors. H. Blasdale, Clerk. Discount, daily.
Insurance Companies in Springfield.
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPA- NY, of Springfield, Mass. Capital Stock, $150,000. Insures Real and Personal Property against Fire, on favorable terms. Edmund Freeman, D. L. Harris, Marvin Chapin, Chester W. Chapin, A. Huntington, Edward Southworth, J. B. Merrick, Albert Morgan, Waitstill Hastings, George Walker, Charles C. Merri- am, Samuel S. Day, Willis Phelps, Directors. Ed- mund Freeman, President. William Connor, Jr., Sec- retary.
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BANKS, ETC.
MASS. MUTUAL LIFE INS. Co., Springfield. Capi- tal, $100,000. Caleb Rice, President. F. B. Bacon, Secretary. R. W. Holman and J. B. Bridgman, M. D., Agents. Office, 18 State street, Boston.
HAMPDEN STOCK AND MUTUAL FIRE INS. CO.,
Springfield. John Mills, President. G. W. Rice, Sec. R. W. Holman and J. B. Bridgman, M. D., Agents .- Office, 18 State street, Boston.
PEOPLE'S MUTUAL HEALTH ASSURANCE Co., of Springfield. Incorporated, April 25th, 1850. E. W. Thayer, President. A. A. Hill, Secretary. E. W. Thayer, Actuary and Treasurer.
Clergymen of Springfield.
Samuel Osgood, D. D., Congregational.
Samuel G. Buckingham, 66
Raymond H. Seeley,
Rev. Mr. Elliott,
William S. Child, Episcopal,
I. D. Bridge, Methodist
M. Dwight, 66
Geo. B: Ide, D. D., Baptist. J. W. Ford, Universalist.
Francis Tiffany, Unitarian.
Hampden County Agricultural Society.
Francis Brewer President ; A. A. Allen, Secretary, Springfield ; James Brewer 2d, Treasurer, Springfield. Directors .- Aaron Bagg, West Springfield ; Sidney Chapin, Chicopee; Frederick Fowler, Westfield ; Daniel Reynolds, Springfield ; Richard Bliss, Spring- field.
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UNITED STATES ARMORY.
Hampden County Teachers' Association.
Organized in January, 1847. Officers chosen annu- ally in November. P. B. Strong of Springfield, Pres- ident. L. Scott, Springfield, Rec. Sec. W. W. Mitch- ell, Chicopee, Cor. Sec. A. Parish, Springfield, Treas.
Schools of Springfield.
SPRINGFIELD.
High School-Ariel Parish, Principal, Salary $1,000. Gram. " -P. B. Strong,
66 66 -G. H. Loomis,
66 -L. Scott, 66
" -Charles Barrows, "
-John A. Nichols, "
UNITED STATES ARMORY, SPRINGFIELD,
Established by the United States Government in 1794.
OFFICERS.
Col. James W. Ripley, Commanding Oficer.
Erskine S. Allen, Acting Master Armorer.
Edward Ingersoll, Paymaster and Military Store- keeper.
Lucius C. Allen, J. W. Preston, George W. Win- chester, Clerks.
J. W. Barret, Assistant Clerk.
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UNITED STATES ARMORY.
Cyrus Buckland, Master Machinist.
John D. Lord, Master Carpenter.
William Cadwell, Foreman.
William Dickinson,
W. P. M'Farland, James Stillman, Salmon Adams, 66 Joseph N. Solace,
O. N. Ainsworth, David Le Gro, Edward A. May, Henry Tracy, C. W. Hartwell, Robert P. Beals, Sub- Inspectors.
Result of operations at the U. S. Springfield Armory, for the Fiscal year ending June 30th, 1852.
19.800 Percussion Muskets completed at $8,74 2.000 for Cadets.
177.805 Extra Cones.
11.053 Hammers for altering Muskets.
13.020 Wipers.
70.947 Compound Screw-drivers. 101 Arm Chests.
136 Packing Boxes.
2 New Machines for boring barrels.
1
" Punching lock work.
4
" Stocking.
1 " " Turning Engine for Bar- rels.
4 " " " Tilt Hammers.
DIRECTORY.
ABBE Joshua, Tinner, h Pynchon st
Abbe James, h Main st Abbe'E. W. bds Pynchon st
Abbot Martin, Pedlar, bds Main st Abbot Willard W. Teamster, h High st
Abbe John, Farmer, h Emery st Abbot G. W. Oyster deal. bds cor Orleans & Quincy st Adams Oliver T. Hatter, bds Washington Hotel Adams H. G. American House Adams Elihu, Jailor, h State st
Adams W. H. emp W R R h Auburn st.
Adams N. Physician, h Elm st
Adams William, Hair Dresser, bds Howard st Adams Chauncey, Armorer, h cor Walnut & Pleas. st Adams B. barber, h Howard st Adams Wm. barber, h Howard st
Adams Henry, farmer, h South Main st
Adams D. A. city mar hal, h cor Main & Central st Adams Gardner, millinery, h E State st Adams A. A. (A. A. Adams & Co.) h Charles st
Adams A. A. & Co., Carpenters, No. Main st Adams Albert, A. A. Adams & Co., bds Pynchon st Adams Salmon, Inspector U. S. Armory, h Pleasant st Adams L. machinist, bds Charles st Adams J. B. Conductor W R R h No. Chestnut st Adams Benjamin, emp Wason, h Spring st Adams P. F. jeweller, h maple st Adey A. A. music dealer, bds Main st Aitcheson John S. emp Thomp. & Co., bds William st Allais Geo. dyer, h So Main st Aldrich C. R. butcher, h W State st
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DIRECTORY.
Allen O. cashier Wilson & Co., bds Elm st Allen Samuel, upholster, bds Elm st
Allen Joshua, carpenter, h Mechanic st
Allen A. P. carpenter, h Mechanic st
Allen sash & blind maker, bds W. State st
Allen A. laborer, h Mechanic st
Allen Curtis, emp H & Colton, bds U S Hotel
Allen Charles, team ster, bds William st Allen Wm. B. emp Kibbe & Crane, h Wilcox st Allen Nathan, carriage maker, h So Main st Allen Lyman, bds No Main st
Allen Samuel emp Kibbe & Crane, bds Main st
Allen A. A. (Allen & Mason) bds Main st Allen Lyman, butcher, h Main st
Allen J. G. student at law, h Bridge st
Allen A. C. painter, h E State st
Allen A. W. market, h Pleasant st
Allen T. blacksmith, h cor Maple & High st
Allen Carlos, machinist, h Long Hill
Allen William, gardner, h Long Hill Allen Edmund, h E State st
Allen Thos. H. market, h Walnut st
Allen B. emp Am Mach Works, h Spring st
Allen L. C. master armorer, h Union sqr
Allen E. S.
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clerk, h Union sqr
Allen Joseph, gardner, h Mill st
Allen Mrs. Cynthia, widow, h Maple st
Allen Diah, h Central st
Allen Stebbins, machinist, bds Mulberry st Allen I. L. clerk, bds Court st
Alexander R. armorer, h E State st
Alexander John, tinner, bs Pynchon st
Alden E. carpenter, h Walnut st
Alden Albert, painter, h Emory st Alden Mrs. h Wilcox st.
Allis W. H. grocer, bds Cooley's Hotel
Allis W. P. clerk, bds 66
Alvord W. carpenter, h Holyoke st
Alvord J. D. carpenter, h Walnut st
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DIRECTORY.
Alexander John, tinner, bds Pynchon st Alden Albert, painter, h Emery st Allen J. L. clerk, bds Court st Ames David, (D. & J. Amer paper mfg. ) h Maple st Ames John, (D. & J. Ames,) h. Mill st
Ames N. E. dentist, h E State st Ames Mitchell, bds Maple st
Ames Galen, emp W R R h Maple st
Ames A. F. emp W R R bds Empire House Ames Samuel, oyster dealer, bds Massasoit House Amadon H. G. emp W R R h Pearl st
Amadon John A. market, bds E State st Amadon Titus, armorer, h Emery st Amadon E. B. armorer, bds Emery st Angell N. Jr., newspaper dealer, bds City Hotel Angell H. A. moulder, h Pynchon st Angell Chas. bds E Bridge st
Annable Henry, emp W R R bds E Bridge st
Anable J. F. farmer, h Mill st
Andreu F. C. printer, bds Bliss st
Annis J. F. Manf. Japan oil &c h E State st Ainsworth O. W. armorer, h Pleasant st
Aitcheson Mrs. h cor Water & Wm sts
Andrew Benj. emp D. H. Ripley & Co., bds Mill st Andrew James, painter, h E Worthington st Amsden J. L. (Howard & Amsden) h W Union st Aham Thos. tailor, bds Williams st Armstrong James, emp W R R bds Spring st
Armstrong Wm. emp W R R bds Spring st Armstrong Mckinney, clothier, h So Main st Armstrong Richard, emp W R R bds Spring st Arnold Wm. grocer, bds E Bridge st
Arthur C. T. attorney, bds Warriner House
Arnold Wm. (Savage & Arnold) bds E Bridge st Appleton Mrs. widow, h Maple st
Ashmun Geo. (Ash. & Leonard atty) h cor School & Mulberry st Ashley N. P. farmer, h No East st Ashley Justin, sash & blind factory, bds No East st 5
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Ashley J. J. clerk, bds Main st Ashley Seth, emp W R R, h E Worthington st Ashley D. F. Hampden Post, h Spring st
Ashley John. farmer, h Mill st Ashley P. clerk, bds coffee house Ashley Roderick, h W State st Ashley Chas. clerk, bds E State st Askin John, emp Am Mach Works, h Cherry Lane Aston Mrs. M. widow, h Walnut st
Ashton Mrs. P. widow, h Stockbridge st Attleton Wm. baker, bds Main st Attleton Philip, pedlar, h Pine st Attleton Wm gardner, bds Mill st Attleton Jas. P. painter, h East st Atwood S. H. painter, h Fairbanks Ave Atwood Joseph, armorer, h Cedar st
Atwater Geo. M. treas. Glasgow works, h Chestnut st Atherton C. C. emp D. H. Ripley & Co., bds Mill st Atchson Thomas, harness maker, bds cor Water & William sts
Atcheson James, carpenter, h William st Austin Oliver, farmer, h Blake's hill road Austin S. C. machinist, h Walnut st Averill Mrs. W. C. widow, h Boylston st Averill S. T. blacksmith, h Boylston st Avery John h cor Main & Union sts
Avery A. H. (H. Avery & Co.) h Pearl st Avery Henry, tailor, h William st
BABCOCK Sumner, emp Wasons, bds No Chestnut st Babcock C. R. wire cloth weaver, h E Union st Babcock Marcus, teamster, h E Worthington st Bacon Francis B. Sec Mass Mutual Life Ins Co h W Bridge st Bacheldor John, emp Thomp. & Co bds Exchange H Bagg W. P. armorer, bds Pleasant st Bagg Z. currier, h William st
Bailey Chas. E. armorer, h Pine st
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Bailey F. S. cashier Agawam bank, bds Massasoit Bailey Albert, barber, h E State st Bailey S. E. jeweller, h Wilcox st Bailey C. L. blacksmith, h Sanford st Bailey H. F. blacksmith, bds Sanford st Bailey T. B. joiner, h Pleasant st Bailey Morris (Swan, B. & Co) h cor Main & Union st Bailey E. C. window spring manf. h Central st Baker John Jr. h Walnut st
Baker T. K. mason, h E Worthington st Baker Jonas, emp W R R, h Gray's ave Baker John A. emp W R R, h Vine st Baker Orrin, (B. & Graves) h Water st Baker & Graves, masons. Baker Timothy, bds Water st Ballard A. H. emp W R R, h No East st
Baldwin Geo. S. carpenter, bds E Union st Baldwin A. M. farmer, h York st Baldwin Thos. carpenter, h E Worthington st Ball Chas. B. (B. & Center) bds So Main st Ball Wm. machinist, h Walnut st
Ball Win. 2d, painter, h E Union st Ballow Wm. machinist, h Mill st Bangs E. D. teacher, h Court st Bangs Mrs. A. widow, h So Main st Bangs J. h Walnut st
Bangs John, flour dealer, h cor Main & Gardner st Bannon O. B. armorer, h Hickory st
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