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HAMPDEN LODGE OF F. & A. MASONS-Installed, A. L. 5817. Wil- liam S. Wood, W. M .; Henry C. Smith, S. W .; Henry A. Chapin, J. W .; S. E. Bailey, Treasurer; G. B. Reynolds, Secretary; W. S. Shurt- leff, S. D .; F. S. Merrick, J. D .; R. E. Cooper, A. J. Bates, Stewards; J. Brown, Tyler; A. P. Leshuer, Marshal.
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I. O. OF O.F., MILITARY, STAGE ROUTES, ETC.
I. O. OF O. F.
AGAWAM ENCAMPMENT, I. O. OF O. F., No. 25-Instituted, January 1st, 1847. Charles Osborne, C. P .; William Smith, H. P .; James M. Skiff, S. W .; Dana Read, J. W .; Andrew Titus, Scribe; Joseph N. Sollace, Treasurer.
HAMPDEN LODGE, I. O. OF O. F., No. 27-Instituted, February 7, 1844. James M. Skiff, N. G .; Charles Osborne, V. G .; Andrew Titus, Rec. Sec .; Samuel Leonard, Per. Sec .; Joseph N. Sollace, Treasurer.
CONCORDIA DIVISION, No. 58, SONS OF TEMPERANCE-Thomas Chubbuck, P. W. P .; E. W. Dickinson, W. P .; W. A. Stoddard, W. A., J. B. M. Morse, R. S .; Dr. George S. Albee, A. R. S .; E. M. Elwell, F. S .; Rufus Elmer, T .; D. H. Webster, C .; C. E. Moore, A. C.
MILITARY COMPANIES.
SPRINGFIELD NATIONAL HORSE GUARDS-C. A. Baxter, Captain ; G. J. Burt, 1st Lieut .; F. H. Moseley, 2d Lieut .; Tim Henry, 3d Lieut. ; Thomas B. Sargeant, 4th Lieut .; Dr. Denison, Surgeon.
SPRINGFIELD CITY GUARDS-Horace C. Lee, Captain; John Taylor, 1st Lieut .; H. C. Lombard, 2d Lieut. ; J. W. Strong, 4th Lieut.
STAGE ROUTES, EXPRESSES, &c.
Head Quarters of Stages at Exchange Hotel, Main Street. CHICOPEE STAGE-Twice daily. Leaves at 11 A. M. and 5 P. M. LONGMEADOW STAGE-Daily. Leaves at 5 P. M.
INDIAN ORCHARD AND JENKSVILLE-Leaves daily at 3 P. M.
SOUTH WILBRAHAM AND EAST LONGMEADOW STAGE-Tri-weekly. Leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 2 P. M.
THOMPSON'S AND ADAMS' EXPRESSES-North, East, South and West, twice daily. Office Court street, opposite Court Square.
OMNIBUS ROUTE-Hourly between Railroad Depot and Rockingham House, opposite U. S. Armory.
CITY LIBRARY ASSOCIATION-Library in City Hall building, num- bering 2,500 volumes. President, Charles Merriam; Vice President, Charles Marsh; Secretary, L. A. Tift; Treasurer, H. S. Lee; Lecture Committee, C. Marsh, A. N. Merrick, T. Aitchison. An effort is now making to place the Library on a permanent basis, and during the com- ing three years the present secured subscriptions, $3000 in amount, will become due, and liberal aid is expected in the way of additional sub- scriptions. The public interest in the prosperity of the institution is in- creasing, and bids fair to place it on a substantial footing. The Reading Room, connected with the Library, is to be fitted up in a more attractive manner, making it a place of favorite resort.
SPRINGFIELD CEMETERY ASSOCIATION-George Bliss, President; Lewis Gorham, Clerk and Treasurer.
PRINCIPAL PUBLIC HALLS IN SPRINGFIELD-City Hall, having seats for 2,700 persons. Music Hall, corner Main and Pynchon streets, owned by Tilly Haynes, will seat 1,200 persons, is rented for lectures and first class entertainments only. Hampden Hall, Wm. Moore, agent; has sittings for 750 persons.
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PLACES OF INTEREST TO VISITORS.
PLACES WORTHY OF NOTICE FROM STRANGERS VISITING SPRINGFIELD.
THE CITY HALL, fronting Court Square, erected at an expense of $100,000, ranks among the finest buildings in New England. Grand and substantial in external appearance, roomy, and elegantly finished inter- nally, furnishing accommodations for all city offices, Police Court and City Library, with a magnificent Hall overhead, it will stand for coming years, a proud monument of the taste, liberality and enterprise of the . present day and generation.
THE CEMETERY .- In natural advantages of location and scenery, combining great variety of hill and dale, its water courses ever running noiselessly onward, like the stream of human life, it is excelled by no cemetery in the country. Reclaimed from its natural wildness, and im- proved by the hand of art, it must long remain, " rich with the spoils of time," the cherished spot of buried memories and blighted hopes; ever reminding the living that " we all do fade as a leaf," and "man goeth to his long home." The Cemetery grounds cover an extent of nearly forty acres, and from their opening in June, 1841, to May, 1859, 4,548 inter- ments have been made in them. The whole amount realized from sub- scriptions and sale of lots, during that period, amounts to $22,470."
THE ARMORY is too well known for its claims to pass unheeded. Visitors can but admire the beautiful view of the city from the top of the tower of the Arsenal; the admirable arrangement for storage of muskets in the same building; the great improvements in machinery, almost per- fect, the growth of late years, for the manufacture of arms; the new dam and appurtenances at the Water Shops, and internal arrangements of the work shop recently erected there.
HAMPDEN PARK-Inaugurated September 29, 1857. Purchased and improved by the Hampden County Agricultural Society, at a cost of $31,600, for an exhibition ground; " the finest and most convenient lo- cation the Society could have fixed upon, and unsurpassed for beauty and fitness by any lot devoted to a similar purpose, in the world." These grounds, sixty acres in extent, enclosed on the river side by a costly levee ("more than four-fifths of a mile in length, from three to six feet high, and six feet wide at the top, well covered with turf"), on the other sides by a substantial fence, contain a splendid barn, with stalls for cat- tle and horses, and extensive sheds in addition, devoted to a like pur- pose; a mile and also a half mile track, graded and kept in good condi- tion; a range of seats three hundred feet long; and judges' stand, taste- ful in appearance and permanent in construction.
Here are held the far-famed Springfield Horse Shows, the annual Cattle Shows of the Coun- ty Society, and also the newly inaugurated Market Fairs. In the open- ing address of Mr. George Bliss, he says: "It is peculiarly fitting that this particular spot should be thus appropriated. This tract of meadow land, bounded on three sides by the river, the End brook and upland, has, from the earliest settlement of the town, been known as the 'three- cornered meadow,' and the largest portion of it was the first lot of land granted by the earliest settlers, within the first month after their arrival."
GREAT FRESHETS-Highest Rise of Water in Connecticut River- 1801, twenty-one feet six inches; 1843, April 18, twenty feet eight inch- es; 1854, May 1, twenty-two feet four inches; 1856, Aug. 21, eighteen feet nine inches (Camp Thompson inundated); 1859, March 20, twenty feet six inches. The three last are taken from Mr. Butler's record at the Bridge.
POPULATION OF SPRINGFIELD-Census of 1855-13,788.
DIRECTORY.
ABBE A. D., corner Main and east Bridge streets, h Chico- pee. Dealer in all kinds of Lumber, Wood and Coal. Abbe Daniel N., painter, h Washington street Abbe James, stove dealer, h 14 Pearl street Abbe John S., farmer, h new Chicopee Falls road Abbe Mrs. J., boarding house, 20 Pynchon street Abbott George W., mason, h 72 Water street Abbott Willard W., teamster, h 12 William street
Adams Albert, carpenter and builder, h 14 Elm street
Adams Amasa A., carpenter and builder, h Charles street Adams Benjamin, carpenter, h Spring street Adams Chauncy, armorer, bds Byers street Adams David A., farmer, h corner Central and Main streets Adams Elihu, jailer, h east State street
Adams Ezekiel, Exchange Hotel, Main street Adams Harrison, emp H. A. Fuller, h North street Adams Henry, dyer, h Bridge street Adams Henry G., saloon, h 68 Main street
Adams Widow Henry, h corner Main and Margaret streets Adams John B., conductor W R R, h Chestnut street Adams John B., barber, h cor E State st and Woodworth av Adams Dr. Nathan, allopathic physician, h 6 Howard street Adams Salmon, master armorer's clerk, h Union square Adell George, shoemaker, h Stockbridge street Adey A. A., music store, h 10 Fremont street Aiken Benton, clerk W. H. King, h Water street Ainsworth Orville W., bds Union square Aitchison James, joiner, h 86 Water street [and Water sts Aitchison Thos.,bookkeeper Chicopee bank, bds cor William Aitchison Mrs. Samuel, h corner William and Water sts Alais George, dyer, h 278 Main street Alais George F., dyer, bds 278 Main street
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Albee Dr. George, homeopathic physician, bds High street Albee J. H., bds Stockbridge street Albion Joseph, tailor, h Cross street Alden Albert, painter, h Liberty street Alden Charles, clerk H. & J. Brewer, bds 7 Howard street Alden Elijah, armorer, h Walnut street
Alden Forando B., soap maker, h Pine street Alden James, grocer, h east Union street Alden Orville B., farmer, h South Wilbraham road Alden Wm. W., emp Arthur, Rumrill & Co., bds Mulberry st Alexander H. Jr., pres. Springfield bank, h 52 East State st Alexander John, emp A. M. Galpin, bds 20 Pynchon street Alexander Reuben, armorer, h east Union st
ALLEN & MCELWAIN, under Hampden Hall, Main street. Wholesale and retail dealers in Agricultural Implements and Ma- chines, Vegetables, Flower and Agricultural Seeds, and Fertilizers. Also House Furnishing Articles, such as Cutlery, Hardware, Crockery, Wooden Ware, Silver Plated Ware, Britannia and Tin Ware, &c.
Allen A. A. (Allen & McElwain), h 7 Elm street Allen & Colwell, market, corner Walnut and east State sts Allen Albert W. (Allen & Colwell), h High street Allen Asaph J, farmer, h Wilbraham road
Allen Baxter, emp American machine works, h Central st Allen Benjamin T., emp Currier & Hodskins, h High st Allen Carlos, emp W R R, h Long hill
Allen Daniel, farmer, h Sixteen Acres
Allen Eugene A., emp A. G. Lord, bds Mechanic street Allen George P., bds North street
Allen Henry, farmer, h South Wilbraham road
Allen Horace N., soap maker, h Spring street
Allen J. B., telescope maker, bds 18 Bliss street. Allen James R., emp James Abbe, h 7 Worthington street Allen Joel, farmer, h South Wilbraham road, Allen Joshua, house builder, h Mechanic street Allen Thomas H., market, h north Main street Allen T. H, packer, 4 Allis block, h North street Allen William B., farmer, h Charter avenue Allin Diah, h Central street
Allin Edmund, h 46 east State street
Allin Erskine S, master armorer, h Union square Allin Lucius C., armory inspector, h east State street
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, Alliss John, emp Wason & Co. h Congress street Allis W. H., h 65 Main street Allis W. S., h Oak street
Allison John, spectacle maker, bds Stockbridge street Allison William, spectacle maker, bds Stockbridge street Allison William, spectacle maker, bds cor Main and Park sts Alley, Haynes & Co., clothing dealers, Main street Alley William G., (Alley, Haynes & Co.) h Fremont st
Alvord Ebenezer D., bds Clinton street
Alvord Wellington, emp W R R, h Clinton street Amadon Hollis G., h Pearl street
Amadon John A., silver plater, h School street
Amadon Titus, h Armory street
Amadon William W., druggist, bds Armory street Ames David, h Ames' hill
Ames Edward P., emp post-office, h Maple street
Ames Galen, h Maple street
Ames H. W. & Co., oyster dealers, Hampden street Ames John, h Mill street
Ames Nathan E., dentist, h east State street Ames Samuel, oyster dealer, h Boylston street
Amidon John A., silver plater, bds cor High and School sts Amidon William C., armorer, h High street
Anabel William H., emp W R R, h Gray's Couri
Anable George W., armorer, h Walnut street Anable John F., farmer, h Mill street
Anderson Benjamin, emp G. Margerum, h 11 Wilcox st Anderson Julian J., dentist, h east Worthington street Anderson William, emp D. C. Brewer, h Essex street Andrews James L., emp Wason & Co., bds 130 Main st Angell Nicholas, Jr., bookseller, h cor Main and Bliss sts Anglin Michael, emp L. Smith, h State street Annis John F., h Walnut street, below Pine
Appleton Julius, teller Pynchon bank, bds Maple street Appleton Mrs. Morgan, h Maple street, near Crescent Hill Armstrong Joseph, farmer, h South Wilbraham road Arnold Charles H., emp Harvey Butler, bds Boston road Arnold James M., grocer, h Main street
Arnold Rufus, grocer, h Main street
Arnold Wm. (Wm. Arnold & Co.), bds Cooley's Hotel Arnold Wm & Co., soap and candle manufacturers, Lyman st 3%
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DIRECTORY.
ARTHUR, BURNHAM & GILROY, manufacturers of patent articles, 135 Main street. Old Dominion Coffee Pot, Arthur's Self-Sealing Cans and Jars, Torrey's Double-Action Door- Springs, Masser's & Torrey's Freezer, Arthur's Elastic Port- folio, Excelsior Weather Strip, Excelsior Door and Window Moulding, Wood's Improved Rotary Coffee-Roaster, Burnham's Double-Acting Lift and Force Pump.
Ashley & Shaw, shoe dealers, State street
Ashley Charles (Ashley & Shaw), h east State street Ashley D. F., printer, h Spring street
Ashley John, farmer, h Mill street
Ashley Justin, sash and blind maker, bds Northeast street Ashley Noah P., farmer, h Northeast street
Ashley Roderick, h 34 State street
Ashley Seth, watchman, h east Worthington street
Ashmun & Leonard, attorneys, Main street Ashmun George (Ashmun & Leonard), h Mulberry street Ashton William, armorer, h Swan street
Atkinson Mrs. Catharine, h Indian Orchard
Attleton Henry A., emp Hall's saloon, h Harrison avenue Attleton Lyman, yeast peddler, bds Pine st below Central Attleton Philip, yeast peddler, h Pine street below Central Atwater Geo. M., treasurer Glasgow Co., h " Rockrimmon" Atwood Charles F., printer, emp S. Bowles & Co., bds 14 Pynchon street [Pynehon street Atwood Cyrus W., printer, emp S. Bowles & Co., bds 32 Atwood Lewis, brass founder, bds east Bridge street Aufort George, emp C. Loomis, h Central street avenue Austin Charles V. R., armorer, h Walnut street Austin R. S., h Walnut street
Averill Lorenzo, brass founder, h Boylston street
Averill Samuel, emp W R R, h Vine street
Averill Mrs. W. C., boarding house, Boylston street
Avery John, blacksmith, h 288 Main street
Avery Henry, tailor, h 18 William street
AVERY SETH W., 275 Main st., old stand of Cyrus Cole, opposite Exchange Hotel, bds 18 William st. Dealer in Hats, Caps, Ladies' Furs, Furnishing Goods, &c. Hats and Caps man- ufactured to order at short notice, and warranted to fit.
Ayres Langdon, real estate broker, h Holyoke street
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BABCOCK MARCUS, teamster, h 54 Water street Bacon Francis B., Secretary Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company, h 11 West Bridge street. Bacon James W., miller, h Mill street Bacon Jesse H., miller, h Mill street Badger Edward, h Walnut street, near Pine
Bagg William P., armorer, bds east State street
Bagg Zebina, h Worthington street Bagley James, laborer, h Mill street, near old paper mill Bagley Patrick, laborer, h Mill street
Bailey Charles E., h Oak street
Bailey Chester L., blacksmith, h Dwight street
Bailey Edwin C., armorer, h Mill street
Bailey Frederick S., cashier Agawam bank, bds Maple st Bailey Henry F., blacksmith, h east Court street
BAILEY S. E., jeweler, one door north Exchange Hotel, h 4 Wilcox street. Dealer in Gold and Silver Watches, Gold Chains, fine Jewelry, Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacles, Silver Spoons, &c. Watches and Chronometers carefully repaired and warranted.
Baker Alfred, emp Smith & Wesson, bds Oak street Baker Charles, farmer, h cross road to Sixteen Acres Baker Daniel, farmer, h South Wilbraham road. Baker Daniel, Jr., farmer, h Hickory street Baker George E., emp W R R, bds Vine street Baker John A., emp W R R, h Vine street Baker Mrs. Orrin, boarding house 37 Water street Baker Thomas K., mason, h east Worthington street Baker William H., farmer, h South Wilbraham road. Baker Wm.K.,treas. Agawam Canal Co., h 2 Howard street Ball Joseph, emp Smith & Wesson, h Walnut street Ball William, armorer, h Walnut street, below Pine Baldwin Alvin M., farmer, h York street
Ballou Wm., emp Bemis & Call, h Maple st, near paper mill Bangs Mrs. Allen, h corner Maple and Mulberry streets Bangs John, flour dealer, h Ames' hill Bannon John, h 25 Elm street
Bannon Oliver B., emp U. S. Armory, h Hickory street Bannon Robert E., tailor, h Oak street
Baptist Eli, (colored) soap peddler, h Morris street Barber Asa, slater, h Fairbanks avenue
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Barber David, armorer, h cor Walnut and Union streets Barber Elijah W., emp Bemis, Miner & Co., h Liberty st Barber John D., gunsmith, h Mill street, near paper mill Barber William H., armorer, h east State street Barden E.,sash and blind maker,h cor Main and William sts Bargion Emanuel, emp W R R, h Emory street
Barker Alanson, boarding house 40 Water street Barker Clement, emp Bond's billiard room, bds 40 Water st Barker Mrs Hersey K., h Boston road
Barker John, mason, h east State street
Barker John, mason, h Indian Orchard
Barker Samuel A., painter, h Pine street, below Central Barker Wm. C., clerk P. A. Rockwell, bds 9 Worth'n st Barlow Charles, emp W. L. Wilcox, bds 134 Main street Barnard Joseph, emp D. Colton, bds 39 west State street Barnard William, emp Sherman & Co., bds 40 Water st Barnes Charles, bds 26 Water street
Barnes David W., bds Warriner house
Barnes Edward, blacksmith, h west Union st below Water
Barnes E. & Co., oyster dealers, Railroad row
Barnes Frederick W., emp W R R, h Ferry street
Barnes Captain James, h Maple street
Barnes John E., clerk H. C. Smith, bds Warriner house
Barney Mason B., carpenter, h Orleans street Barnum H. A., conductor H & N HR, h 124 Main street Barnum Micajah, bds 124 Main street
Barrett Cornelius, h Taylor street
Barrett John W., clerk U. S. Armory, bds Warriner House Barrett Michael, blacksmith, h Ferry street
Barrows Charles, teacher, h Walnut street Barry Edward, emp W R R, h Taylor street
Barry Frank, emp W R R, h Ferry street Barry Garrett, grocer, h Ferry street Barry John, laborer, h Mill street near old paper mill
Barry Patrick, laborer, h Ferry street [ington street Bartholomew W. G., emp Thompson & Co, h east Worth- Bartlett Alfred P., carpenter, h 34 Pynchon street
Bartlett Francis W., shoemaker, h Fort street
Bartlett Horace, W R R freight agent, bds Russell House Bartlett R. H., h Indian Orchard
Bartlett Thomas B., painter, h east Union street
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DIRECTORY.
BARTLETT D. J., millinery, Republican Block 201 Main st, bds Warriner house. Manufacturer of Bonnets and Dress Caps of every description, and dealer in Millinery and Fancy Goods, Embroideries and Dress Trimmings. Old Straw Bonnets Bleached, Pressed and Repaired in a superior manner, at short notice.
Barton A. C., armorer, h Mill st near Nayasset paper mill Barton Aaron S., wheelwright, h east Worthington street Barton Benjamin F., emp W R R, h Northeast street Barton Elbridge, h junction Mill and Pine streets
Barton Elkanah, house builder, h 29 west State street Barton Rev. F. A., (Congregational) h Indian Orchard Barton Isaac, h Indian Orchard
Barton John H., emp U. S. Armory, h Hickory street Bateman Michael, h corner Hancock and Adams streets Bates Ariel, armorer, h Oak street
Bates Francis, h 3 Fort street
Bates James, armorer, bds Hickory street
Bates Mrs. Jerusha, h Mechanic street
Bates Lewis, armorer, h Walnut street, upper water shops Bates Lewis F., bds Hickory street
Bates Norton F., farmer, h Hancock street
Bates Mrs. Lydia, h 10 Howard street
Bates Orrin, h Columbia street
Bates Walter, h Hickory street
Bates Walter, Jr., h Hancock street below Clinton
Bates William, bds Walnut street
Bates William L., armorer, h east Union street
Batty John T., powder flask manufacturer, h Central street Batty Joseph H., powder flask manufacturer, h Central st Baum William, grocer, h Worthington street Bauman Nicholas, tailor, h High street Baxter Isaac C., peddler, h 14 Fremont street
Beach & Bond, attorneys, Sanford street, corner Main Beach E. D., (Beach & Bond) h Maple street Beach Moses A., painter, h Central street Beach Theodore D., auctioneer, h 83 east State street Beals Dr. Geo. W., electropathic physician, h Central street Bean Arthur N., emp Strong Brothers, h Water street
Bean Edward, laborer, h Ferry street
Bean James, emp W R R, h Essex street
Bean Thomas, emp Am. machine works, h Worthington st
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Beavin Thomas, engineer, h Liberty street Beckwith Oliver W., h Pendleton avenue
Bedent Henry, emp D. Colton, bds Dwight street
Bedoir Anthony, paper maker, h Mill street
Beebe George B., piano forte manufacturer, h Fremont st Beebe Mrs. Jane W., h Maple street
BEEBE RICHARD, 9 and 10 Foot's Block, Main street. Piano Forte Manufacturer, and dealer in New York, Boston and Albany Piano Fortes and Melodeons, generally.
Beecher Michael, h foot of William street Beggs James G., printer, emp Bowles & Co., h 17 Wm. st Belden Dr. Clinton A., h S Bliss street
Belden Homer L., fish dealer, h 6 Bliss street
Belknap Charles, emp Dwight & Co., h Armory street Belknap & Jennings, fish dealers, State street
Belknap Moses (Belknap & Jennings), bds 40 Water street Belknap Theodore A., emp King, Whipple & Co., h High st Bell Joseph G., brass founder, h Auburn street Bemis Arthur J., bds 5 Elm street
BEMIS & CALL Co., office Bemis' block, Taylor street. Manufacturers of highly finished goods, comprising Dividers, Com- passes, Callipers, Wrenches, Steelyards, Percussion Caps, and a large variety of other Tools
Bemis Daniel W., market, h 14 and 16 Water streets Bemis Isaac S., painter, h 33 William street
BEMIS S. AUGUSTUS, MINER & Co., Pynchon House block. Importers and general dealers in English, German and American Hardware in every variety, Cut Nails and Spikes, Glass, Builders' Hardware, Machinists' Tools, Carpenters' Tools of all kinds, Files, Emory, Glue, Wire, Finishing Nails and Brads, Sand Paper, Em- ory Paper and Cloth, Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Sheet Zinc, Sheet Brass, Pig Tin, Spelter, Antimony, Babbitt, Solder, &c., &c.
Bemis S. Augustus (Bemis, Miner & Co.) bds 5 Elm st Bemis Stephen C., coal and iron dealer, h Chestnut street Bemis William C., bds 5 Elm street
Bemis Wm. L. (J. W. Hale & Co.), h 3 Worthington st Benjamin Samuel, Tivoli saloon, h 66 Main street Bennett Caleb W., painter, h 29 William street Bennett Charles F., express, h Indian Orchard
Bennett Joseph, blacksmith, h Hancock street
Bennett Samuel F., emp W R R, h Vine street Benson Jacob, colored, public cook, h Main street
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Benton Charles B., h west Bridge street
Benton Mrs. Elisha, h Oak street near State Benton Justin B., farmer, h North Wilbraham road Bernhard Henry, cigar maker, bds United States Hotel Berry John F., h Indian Orchard
Berry Joseph, h Indian Orchard
Bessey M. & Co., booksellers, under Massasoit House Bessey Marshall (M. Bessey & Co.), h Bowdoin street Bible Stephen, farmer, h Essex street
Bicknell George, butcher, h North Wilbraham road Bigelow Charles G., teamster, bds Crossett avenue Bigelow Cheney, sieve manufacturer, h E Union st Bigelow Edmund, druggist, h 3 Hooker's block, State street Bigelow J. D., emp C. Bigelow, bds east Union street Bigelow Jotham P., tallow chandler, h High street Bigelow Samuel, dry goods dealer, bds Maple street Biggins E., emp W R R, h north Main street
G. & F. BILL, Post Office Block, Elm st., Publishers of Headley's Life of Washington, and many other valuable works, which are having a rapid sale throughout the country. Their pub- lications are sold exclusively by agents. To young people of cither sex, desiring agreeable and profitable employment, they offer rare inducements.
. Bill Gurdon, (G. & F. Bill) h 6 William street Bill Frederick, (G. & F. Bill) bds 30 Water street Billings Asa H., emp Am. machine works, h east State st Billings Asahel, emp Ripley & Co., h Mill street Billings Henry, emp Smith & Wesson, bds east Bridge st Billings Horace M., emp W R R, h Boylston street Billingham Wm. A., conductor H & N HR, h Water street Birll Joseph, tailor, h Quincy street
Birnie Wm., (Harris & Birnie) h cor Chestnut & Pearl sts Bishop Jesse, h east Bridge street
Bishop Theodore, armorer, h Walnut street, near Pine Bishop Thos., paper maker, h Maple st, near Crescent hill Bissell Charles, Jr., emp Bangs' mill, h Mill street Bixby Lorenzo W., emp W R R, h Fort street Blague Charles, merchant tailor, bds Dwight street Blague Edward, emp J. R. Hixon, bds 27 Howard street Blandon Charles, emp W R R, h Fulton street [streets Blair E.H., emp J.W. Hale & Co.,bds cor Main & East Court Blair Joseph, h corner Elm and Water streets
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Blair Wm H., emp Arthur, Rumrill & Co., bds cor Elm and Blake Benjamin D., joiner, bds 28 Wilcox st - [Water st Blake Charles, emp Daniel Colton, h Gardner street Blake Elijah, h 40 east State street
Blauvelt H. K., shoemaker, h Auburn street Blessing Andrew, cabinet maker, bds U. S. Hotel Bliss B. K., druggist, h 343 Main street
Bliss Edward N., building mover, h Gardner street Bliss Elijah W., h 343 Main street
Bliss Elisha, farmer, h Spring street
Bliss Ebenezer, farmer, h William street, below Water Bliss Franklin, (Bliss & Hawes) h 17 Court street Bliss George, h Chestnut street
Bliss George T., farmer, h South Wilbraham road
Bliss George W., painter, h Fulton street
Bliss George W., pattern maker, 111 Main street
Bliss Mrs. Hannah, h 365 Main street
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