Springfield city directory and business advertiser 1860-1861, Part 2

Author: Springfield (Mass.)
Publication date: 1860
Publisher: Samuel Bowles and Company
Number of Pages: 168


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PRIMARY SCHOOLS-State street-Elizabeth Salsbury, Helen B. Hodgett. Bridge street-Lucy H. Pearl, Susan A. Kinsley. West Union street-Julia A. Greenleaf, Grace Aitcheson. School street- Carrie G. Jenks, E. P. Hawley. Emery street, First Primary-Caro-


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line E. Clark; Second Primary-Martha Calhoun. Charles street, First Primary-Lizzie S. Ashley ; Second Primary-Clara E. Stillman. York street-Hattie L. Russell. Oak street-M. A. Sexton. East Union street, First Primary-Emily A. Holmes; Second Primary- Laura D. Ball. Pine street-Emma A. Wallace. Central street- Louisa Bartlett. Indian Orchard-Frances H. Worthen.


MIXED SCHOOLS-Long Hill-Harriet Adams. Carlisle District- Ellen M. Strickland. Five Mile Pond-Sarah A. Phelps. Sixteen Acres-Emily J. Brown. Wachogue-M. S. Davis. Putts' Bridge -Emily A. Coe.


PRIVATE SCHOOLS.


YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY-Mrs. M. W. Lee, Principal. Hooker's Block, State street.


SPRINGFIELD ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL INSTITUTE-Miss L. W. Steb- bins, Principal, Court street.


MASONIC ORDERS.


ENCAMPMENT OF KNIGHT TEMPLARS-Instituted, A. L. 5827. Jas. W. Crooks, M. E. G. C .; Generalissimo, (Deceased) ; Galen Ames C. G .; Daniel Reynolds, Pre .; Ocran Dickinson, S. W .; W. S. Shurtleff, J. W .; S. E. Bailey, Treas .; A. H. Kirkham, Recorder ; Isaac D. Gibbons, St. B .; James H. Call, Sw. B .; A. E. Hayward, Warden.


COUNCIL OF ROYAL MASTERS-Instituted, A. L. 5818. O. Dickin- son, T. I. G. Master ; J. W. Crooks, R. I. G. Master ; Thomas J. Shep- ard, I. G. M. of work; Galen Ames, G. Marshal ; M. of Ex- chequer ; Daniel Reynolds, Recorder; S. E. Bailey, G. C. of Guard ; Rufus Rice, G. C. of Council; Dana Read, G. Steward; John Brown, Outside Sentinel.


MORNING STAR CHAPTER OF ROYAL ARCH MASONS-Organized, A. L. 5817. A. L. Soule, M. E. H. P .; W. S. Shurtleff, E. K .; A. H. Kirkham, E. S .; Henry A. Chapin, C. H .; A. E. Hayward, P. S .; Amos Call, R. A. C .; Isaac D. Gibbons, M. 3d V. ; R. E. Cooper, M. 2d V .; Albert Foth, M. Ist V .; S. E. Bailey, Treas .; Henry C. Smith, Sec. ; Dana Read, Tyler.


HAMPDEN LODGE OF F. & A. MASONS-Installed, A. L. 5817. Wil- liam S. Shurtleff, W. M .; Henry A. Chapin, S. W .; F. S. Merrick, J. W .; S. E. Bailey, Treas. ; George B. Reynolds, Sec .; A. E. Hayward, S. D .; R. E. Cooper, J. D. ; Charles B. Benton, R. B. Treadwell, Stew- ards ; Rev. S. S. Osgood, Chaplain ; A. H. Kirkham, Marshal; Dana Read, Tyler.


I. O. OF O. F.


AGAWAM ENCAMPMENT, No. 25, I. O. OF O. F .- Instituted January 1st, 1847. Wm. B. Hastings, C. P .; Wm. Smith, H. P .; John Brown, S. W .; Luke Pratt, J. W .; Andrew Titus, Scribe ; Sam'l Leonard, Treas.


I. O. OF S. M .; MILITARY COMPANIES ; AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. 11


HAMPDEN LODGE, No. 27, I. O. OF.O. F .- Instituted February 7th, 1844. John Brown, N. G .; John K. Crosby, V. G .; Andrew Titus, Rec. Sec .; Samuel Leonard, Per. Sec .; Alvan H. Clark, Treasurer.


CONCORDIA DIVISION, NO. 58, SONS OF TEMPERANCE-Organized October 13th, 1858. Members 109; Lady visitors, 133. Rev. Josiah Marvin, W. P .; Nelson King, W. A .; E. W. Barber, R. S .; Dr. J. M. Foster, A. R. S .; James W. King, F. S .; David Warner, Treas. ; Lewis Atwood, Con .; H. M. Chapin, A. C .; L. Stoddard, I. S .; James Atwood, O. S. Meet Wednesday evenings at Temperance Hall, over Tinkham & Co.'s dry goods store.


I. O. OF S. M.


LODGE OF THE GOLDEN CROWN-Grand Commander, William G. Breck; Vice Grand Commander, A. M. Galpin; Grand Chancellor, V. L. Owen; Secretary, E. E. Herrington. Meet every Thursday evening in Foot's Block.


MILITARY COMPANIES.


SPRINGFIELD NATIONAL HORSE GUARDS-William Dennison, Cap- tain; G. J. Burt, Ist Lieut. ; 2d Lieut .; Chas. H. Hunt, 3d Lieut .; Gilbert Clark, 4th Lieut .; Henry Crane, Adjutant; G. A. Gowdy, Orderly Sergeant; G. W. Dennison, Surgeon; H. M. Butler, Clerk.


SPRINGFIELD CITY GUARDS-Horace C. Lee, Captain; John Taylor, 1st Lieut; H. C. Lombard, 2d Lieut .; John W. Strong, 3d Lieut .; James Wells, 4th Lieut.


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HAMPDEN COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.


This Society was incorporated in 1844. Officers for 1860, are- Chester W. Chapin, of Springfield, President; J. N. Bagg, of West Springfield, Secretary and Treasurer. Thirteen towns of the County have each a representative by one Vice President. Its Directors are -James S. Whitney, William Birnie, and J. H. Demond, of Spring- field; Aaron Bagg, of West Springfield; Phineas Stedman, of Chic- opee ; S. A. Shackford, of Chicopee Falls; J. S. Davis, of Holyoke ; Randolph Stebbins, of East Longmeadow; and Silas Root, of West- field. Delegate to the State Board of Agriculture-G. M. Atwater, of Springfield. 201 persons, living in 12 different towns, received $807 81 in premiums last year. It owns, in Hampden Park and buildings, real and personal estate to the amount of $32,742; and its indebtedness of the 1st of December last, was $12,984 56.


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STAGE ROUTES, EXPRESSES ; CITY LIBRARY, ETC.


STAGE ROUTES, EXPRESSES, &C.


Head Quarters of Stages at Exchange Hotel, Main Street.


CHICOPEE STAGE-P. K. Hill, Proprietor. Twice Daily. Leaves at 11 A. M. and 5 P. M.


INDIAN ORCHARD AND JENKSVILLE-C. F. Bennett, Proprietor. Leaves daily at 23 P. M.


SOUTH WILBRAHAM AND EAST LONGMEADOW STAGE-J. B. War- ren, Proprietor. Tri-weekly. Leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sat- urdays, at 2 P. M.


EASTHAMPTON, HOLYOKE, AND CHICOPEE .- E. T. Packard, Proprie- tor. Leaves Tuesdays and Fridays at 2 P. M.


SPRINGFIELD AND HOLYOKE EXPRESS .- G. W. Philbrick, Proprie- tor. Leaves Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 2 P. M.


LONGMEADOW STAGE-James P. Griswold, Proprietor. Leaves Bridgman's Book Store, corner of Main and State streets at 5 P. M., daily.


THOMPSON & Co.'s AMERICAN EXPRESS-Proprietors, J. M. Thomp- son, Springfield; W. N. Melcher, Boston ; R. L. Johnson, Albany. Springfield Office No. 3, Court street ; James M. Thompson, President and Treasurer ; George P. Geer, Cashier ; George R. Monell, Agent ; George P. Hammet, Outward Clerk; F. Harry Foster, Delivery Clerk; Cyrus A. Foster, Driver; Walter G. Bartholomew, Depot Freight Master.


ADAMS' EXPRESS CO .- Thompson & Co., Agents; Edwin R. Colton, Chief Clerk. Office No. 3 Court street.


OMNIBUS ROUTE-Between Railroad Depot and Rockingham House, opposite U. S. Armory.


CITY LIBRARY ASSOCIATION-Library in City Hall building. Libra- rian, Osmond Tiffany. Officers-President, John L. King; Vice Pres- ident, Charles Merriam ; Secretary, Osmond Tiffany ; Treasurer, Julius H. Appleton; Lecture Committee, A. L. Soule, J. G. Holland, H. C. Lee; Library Committee, Chester W. Chapin, E. S. Chapin, George Walker, John B. Stebbins, Daniel L. Harris. Calvin C. Chaffee, Samuel Bowles, Jas. M. Thompson, Frederick Bill, H. S. Lee, P. B. Tyler, T. W. Wason, Homer Foot, F. S. Bailey, R. A. Chapman, Ariel Parish, Charles Merriam, W. H. Smith, C. L. Covell, Osmond Tiffany. During the past year (1859), great efforts have been made to increase the power and usefulness of this institution, and its claims have been promptly acknowledged by the citizens of Springfield. A handsome sum, nearly $9000 has been subscribed. To this fund over $1600 was contributed by the efforts of the ladies of Springfield, who held a Fair in the City Hall, February 14th and 15th, 1860, for the benefit of the Association. The low rate of charge for the privileges of the library (one dollar per annum), has induced a large number of persons to avail themselves of it. Number of volumes, (June, 1860,) 4150, ex-


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PLACES WORTHY OF NOTICE.


clusive of a complete set of Bohn's series, 550 volumes, now prepar- ing in England, and a gift to the library. New works of popular and deserving character are constantly added. Library open for drawing books on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, from 9.30 A. M. to 12.30 P. M., and from 3 to 5 P. M. The Reading Room, open each day and evening, has been conveniently fitted up, and is supplied with a large number of the leading reviews, magazines, and newspapers. In connection with the Association is a cabinet of minerals and curi- osities.


SPRINGFIELD' CEMETERY ASSOCIATION-George Bliss, President; Lewis Gorham, Clerk and Treasurer. The Cemetery grounds cover an extent of nearly forty acres, and from their opening in June, 1841, to May 1860, 4,745 interments have been made in them, 197 of that number being from May, 1859, to May, 1860. The whole amount realized from subscriptions and sale of lots, during that period, amounts to $23,743.08, the receipts from May, 1849, to May, 1860, being $1,370.08.


PRINCIPAL PUBLIC HALLS IN SPRINGFIELD-City Hall, having seats for 2,700 persons. Music Hall, corner of Main and Pynchon streets, owned by Tilly Haynes, will seat 1,200 persons, is rented for lectures and first class entertainments only.


PLACES WORTHY OF NOTICE FROM STRANGERS VISIT- ING SPRINGFIELD.


THE CITY HALL, fronting Court Square, erected at an expense of $100,000, ranks among the finest buildings in New England. It has an audience room, capable of holding 3,000 persons, and accommoda- tions for all city officers, Police Court, and City Library.


THE CEMETERY-In the south-easterly part of the city, has its main entrance from Maple street, near its junction with Central street, with an entrance for carriages also from Pine street, and for people on foot from Mulberry and from Union streets. It has great natural ad- vantages of location and scenery, combining a fine variety of hill and dale, and is constantly being beautified and adorned by the hand of art.


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 perfect, the growth of late years, for the manufacture of arms; the new dam and appurtenances of the Water Shops, and internal ar- rangements 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 conven- ient location 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 2


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GREAT FRESHETS ; POPULATION.


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 side by a substantial fence, contain a splendid barn, with stalls for cattle and horses, and extensive sheds in addition, devoted to a like purpose; a mile and also a half mile track, graded and kept in good condition ; a range of seats three hundred feet long; and judges stand, tasteful in appearance and permanent in construc- tion. Here are held the far-famed Springfield Horse Shows, and the annual Cattle Shows of the County Society. In the opening address of Mr. George Bliss, he says: "It is peculiarly fitting that this partic- ular 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 inches; 1854, May 1, twenty-two feet four inches; 1856, August 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., dealer in all kinds of Lumber, Wood and Coal, cor Main and East Bridge sts, h Chicopee.


Abbe Daniel N., painter, emp D. Warner, h 16 Washington ABBE JAMES, No. 114 Main st, manufacturer and dealer in Stoves, Hot Air Furnaces, Tin Ware, &c., h 23 Spring st


Abbe John A., farmer, h new Chicopee Falls road


Abbe John S., farmer, h new Chicopee Falls road Abbe Mrs. Joshua, h 20 Pynchon st


Abbott George W., mason, h 72 Water st


Abbott Willard, teamster, h 12 William st


ADAMS ALBERT, carpenter and contractor. Is prepared at all times to make estimates on, and contract for, the erection of all classes of buildings. Plans and Specifications furnished. Shop on Main st, a few rods north of the Baptist Church, h 14 Elm st


Adams Amasa A., carpenter, h Charles st


Adams Benjamin, carpenter, h Spring st


Adams David A., h Walnut st


Adams Elihu, h Hooker's block, State st


Adams Ezekiel, proprietor Exchange Hotel, Main st


Adams George, (colored) h Eastern Avenue


Adams Harrison, emp H. A. Fuller, h old Cabot road Adams Henry, dye house Main st, h W. Bridge st Adams John B., conductor W R R, h 35 Chestnut st


Adams J. B., (colored) barber, E Water st


Adams H. G., saloon R R depot, h 68 Main st Adams Henry, emp Indian Orchard mills, bds 16 Ind Orch


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DIRECTORY.


Adams Milton, emp H. G. Adams, bds 68 Main st


Adams Nathan, M. D., h 6 Howard st


Adams Perry F., (colored), emp Rumrill & Co, h Morris st Adams Salmon, master armorer's clerk, h Union Square Adams Theodore, hackman, emp Geo. R. Vining, h New st Adell George, shoemaker, h Stockbridge st [liam st Adelstein George, cigar maker, emp C. Loomis, h 21 Wil- Adelstein L., cigar maker, emp C. Loomis, h 11 William st Agawam Bank, cor Main and Lyman sts


Aitchison James, carpenter, h 86 Water st


Aitchison Mrs. Samuel, h cor William and Water sts Alais George, dyer, h 278 Main st


Albion Joseph, tailor, emp Haynes Bros., h Cross st Alden Albert, painter, h Liberty st above Chestnut Alden Mrs Betsey, h Mulberry st


Alden C. A., wood dealer, Lyman st


Alden Charles P., clerk H. & J. Brewer, bds 7 Howard st


Alden Elijah, armorer, h Walnut st [Chestnut st


Alden Justin B., brakeman W R R, bds Lyman st above Alden James, grocer E State st, h 71 E Union st


Alden Preston, painter, h Main st over Law's store


Alden Orville B., farmer, h South Wilbraham road


Alden William W., emp Rumrill & Co., bds Mulberry st Aldrich Stephen, carpenter, bds 14 Walnut st


Alexander Elias, emp D. H. Ripley & Co, h Washington st Alexander Henry, emp H & N HR R, h foot Bridge st Alexander H., Jr., pres't Springfield Bank, h E State st Alexander James, tinner, emp W. L. Wilcox, h Maple st Alexander John, emp A. M. Galpin, bds 20 Pynchon st Alexander Reuben, armorer, h 75 E Union st


Allen A. W. & Co, meat market, cor State and Walnut sts Allen Albert W., (A. W. Allen & Co.,) h 49 Walnut st Allen Alfred A., (Allen & McElwain,) h 9 Elm st


Allen Adin, pilot, h Mechanic st


Allen Benjamin T., clerk, bds High st [below Pine


Allen Baxter, emp American machine works, h Central st Allen Curtis, bds Franklin st


Allen Carlos, emp W R R, h Long Hill


Allen Daniel, emp Jonathan Carlisle, h Boston road


Allen Edmund, h E State st opposite jail


Allen Eugene A., clerk A. G. Lord, bds Mechanic st


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DIRECTORY.


Ashley Gilbert, emp Carr's nursery, bds Carew st Ashley Hiram, emp D. H. Ripley & Co., bds Mill st Ashley J., sash and blind maker, emp D. Colton,bds Carew st Ashley John, farmer, h near Mill st


Ashley Noah P., farmer, h Carew st Ashley Roderick, h 34 west State st


Ashley Seth, city watchman, h East Worthington st


Ashley & Shaw, shoe dealers, 5 East State st Ashmun & Leonard, attorneys, Main st opp Court Square Ashmun George, (Ashmun & Leonard,) h Mulberry st Ashton William, armorer, h Armory st


Aspinwall Marcus E., emp Nayasset Paper Co., bds Mill st


Aston Mrs. Mary R., h 99 Walnut st


Atkinson Mrs. C. M., h Hampden st Indian Orchard Attleton Henry A., h Harrison avenue


Attleton Lyman, bds Pine st below Central


Attleton Phillip, yeast peddler, h Pine st below Central Atwater George M., farmer, h Cabot road


Atwell Wm. N., emp Bemis & Call, h Fremont st


Atwood C. F., emp S. Bowles & Co., bds 14 Pynchon st Atwood C.W., emp S. Bowles & Co., bds 51 E Worthington st Atwood Lewis, brass founder, h 83 East Worthington st Austin Charles V. R., armorer, h Walnut st


Austin Chas. R., emp Indian Orchard Mill, bds 8 Ind Orch Austin Oliver, farmer, h Blake's Hill


Austin Rensselaer S., laborer, h Walnut st below Hancock


Averill Samuel T., emp W R R, h Vine st


Averill Mrs. W. C., boarding house 4 Boylston st


AVERY S. W., manufacturer and dealer in Hats, Caps, Furs, Furnishing Goods, Umbrellas, Trunks, &c. Manufactures to order Silk and Cassimere Hats and Caps. Ladies' Furs made and re- paired at short notice. 275 Main st, bds 18 William st


Avery Henry, merchant tailor 285 Main st, h 18 William st Avery John, blacksmith, h 288 Main st [Bridge st Avery L. L., emp John Hamilton, bds Barnes Block E Ayres Edward, brakeman W R R, bds Pynchon House


BABCOCK OWEN, painter, bds Fort st Babcock Marcus, teamster, h 54 Water st Bacon Chas. W., emp Am. mach. works, h Pendleton ave


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DIRECTORY.


Bacon Francis B., Secretary Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company, h 11 West Bridge st Bacon Jesse H., emp Bangs' Mill, bds Mill st Badger Edward, armorer, h Walnut st Bagg William P., armorer, bds 116 East State st Bagg Zebina, h West Worthington st Bailey Charles E., armorer, h Oak st Bailey Chester L., blacksmith, h Dwight st


Bailey Edmund C., armorer, h near Mill st Bailey Henry F., blacksmith, h East Court st Bailey F. S., cashier Agawam Bank, bds 30 Maple st Bailey Peter S., clerk Agawam Bank, bds 22 Bliss st


BAILEY S. E., watchmaker and jeweler, one door north Ex- change Hotel, h 4 Wilcox st. 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 Charles, farmer, h Cross road to Sixteen Acres Baker Daniel, Jr., h Hickory st


Baker Daniel, h East Longmeadow and Sixteen Acre road Baker George E., fireman W R R, h Fulton st Baker John, emp Ind Orchard Mills, bds 14 Ind Orchard Baker John A., machinist W R R, h Vine st


Baker Louis, emp Dean & Whitcomb, bds U. S. Hotel Baker Mrs. Orrin, h 37 Water st


Baker Thos. K., mason, h E Worthington st above Spring Baker Wm. K., treas. Agawam Canal Co., h 2 Howard st Baker Wm. H., stone cutter, h East Longmeadow road Ball William, emp Am. machine works, h 56 Walnut st Baldwin Alvin M., farmer, h York st


Ballard John, clerk Eaton Co., bds Main st Ind Orch Ballard A. H., emp Wason & Co., h 11 E Union st Ballou Hiram, emp Bemis & Call, bds Long Hill Ballou William, emp Bemis & Call, h Long Hill Bancroft Albert, truckman, h Emery st


Bangs Mrs. Allen, h cor Maple and Mulberry sts


BANGS JOHN, Manufacturer of "Massasoit," "Holyoke" and "Hampden Mills" Flour; also, Manufacturer and Dealer in Plaster, Meal, Feed, Grain, &c., mill on Mill st; store 311 Main st, h 60 Maple st


Bannon John, h 25 Elm st


Bannon Oliver B., armorer, h Hickory st


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DIRECTORY.


Allen E. C., homeopathic physician, h 179 Main st Allen Mrs. Lydia, h S Wilbraham road


Allen Henry, farmer, h South Wilbraham road Allen Horace N., soap maker, h Pine st


Allen James R., tinner, emp James Abbe, h Fulton st Allen J. Bennett, Optician, bds 18 Bliss st Allen Joel, farmer, h South Wilbraham road [ham road Allen Joel A., farmer, emp Joel Allen, bds South Wilbra- Allen Joshua, carpenter, h Mechanic st [R R Row Allen John A., emp Wason & Co. bds Fountain House, Allen Lyman, emp Indian Orchard mills, bds 16 Ind Orch Allen & McElwain, Agricultural store, 231 Main st Allen Thomas H., market, 4 Allis block, h North st


Allen William B., gardener, h Charter ave [chanic st


Allen William H., emp D. Colton, bds cor Water and Me- Allen W. H.,emp D. Warner,bds cor Stockb'dge & Willow st Allin Erskine S., master armorer, h Union Square


Allin L. C.,ins. & sewing machines, Main st, h 122 E State st


ALLEY, MILLER & Co., Merchant Tailors, dealers in Ready- Made Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c., Massasoit Buildings, 80 Main st


Alley William G., (Alley, Miller & Co.,) h 53 Spring st Allis John, carpenter, h Congress st


Allis Waitstill H., brickmaker, Allis' block, bds 65 Main st Allis William S., h Oak st


Allison Charles, emp S. D. Burbank, bds Stockbridge st Allison William N., emp S. D. Burbank, bds Stockbridge st Almquest Charles, emp Haynes & Bros., bds 37 W State st Alvord Ebenezer, h Clinton st


Alvord Ebenezer D., bds Clinton st


Alvord Edward, livery stable, Market st, h Harrison ave Alvord Wellington, carpenter, W R R, h Clinton st


Amadon Hollis G., emp W R R, h 11 Pearl st


Amadon Titus, armorer, h Armory st [Franklin st Amadon John, harness maker, under Pynchon House, h AMADON W. W., dealer in Drugs, Medicines, chemicals Patent Medicines, Fancy Articles, Perfumery, Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Dye Stuffs, Groceries, &c., State st opposite the Armory, bds Armory st


Amidon William C., armorer, h High st near Walnut 2*


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DIRECTORY.


American Hardware Co., Taylor st Ames David, h Maple st


Ames Galen, emp W R R Office, h 19 Maple st Ames H. W. & Co., oyster dealers, 108 Main st Ames Henry W., (H. W. Ames & Co.) h 9 Fort st Ames John, h Mill st, foot Maple


Ames Joseph L., (Ames Co.) bds 3 Indian Orchard Ames Nathan E., dentist, h & office Main st opp Court Sq AMES S., Principal Depot, Goodrich Block. Planter and Wholesale Dealer in Oysters, Fairhaven, Ct. Dealers in every part of the country who wish to procure fresh stock, at low prices, and from first hands, should address as above; h 7 Boylston st


Ames & Co., tin ware & stove dealers, Main st, Ind Orchard Amsden James L., armorer, bds Harrison ave


Anable John F., farmer, h Mill st near water shops


Anable William H., engineer W R R, h Gray's. Court Anderson Mrs. E., h Wilcox st


Anderson George, emp Rumrill & Co, h Wilcox st Anderson J.J.,dentist,emp D.LeGro, h 13 E Worthington st Andrews James L., emp Wason & Co, bds E Worthington st Andrews William H., clerk, Russell House Angell Nicholas, Jr., h Main st opp Union House Anglin Michael, emp Daniel Horgan, bds Mill st Annis John F., varnish maker, h Walnut st Anthony Patrick, emp J. & W. Loomis, h New st Appleton Julius H., teller Pynchon Bank, bds Maple st Appleton Mrs. Morgan, h Maple st Ames hill Armes Eben, emp W. J. Chapin, bds North st Armstrong Joseph, farmer, h Cross road to Sixteen Acres Armstrong Lyman, h Cross road to Sixteen Acres Arnold Amasa, emp Bemis & Call, bds 349 Main st Arnold James M., clerk, R. M. Arnold, bds 302 Main st Arnold Rufus M., grocer, Bridgman's block, h 302 Main st Arnold Wm. & Co., soap & candle manufacturers, Lyman st Arnold Wm. (Wm. Arnold & Co.,) h 7 W Worthington st Arnum Geo. D. (colored), emp T. W. Wason, h Lyman st Arthur, Burnham & Gilroy, patent articles, 135 Main st Arthur, Rumrill & Co., gold chain manufacturers, Maple st Asher Gilbert, emp King's brickyard, bds Long Hill Ashley Charles, (Ashley & Shaw) bds 30 Bliss st Ashley D. F., printer, h 3 Spring st


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DIRECTORY.


Bannon Robert E., tailor, h Oak st


Bannon Thomas, emp A. P. Sherman, bds 25 Elm st


Baptist Eli (colored), soap peddler, bds Morris st Barber Asa, slater, h 7 Fairbanks ave


Barber David, armorer, h cor Walnut and East Union sts Barber George, emp Lillie & Palmer, h West Bridge st Barber Hollis, emp G. M. Dimmock, h cor Bliss & Water sts Barber John D., farmer, h Mill st near Maple Barber Samuel, armorer, h 31 East Union st Barber William C., armorer, h 122 East State st


Bardwell Mrs. Maria, h Main st opposite Union House Barden Eldridge, emp Wason & Co., h Main st opp William Barker Alanson, boarding house 40 Water st


Barker Clement, emp E. Trask, bds 40 Water st Barker Daniel, emp B. K. Bliss, h 10 Fremont st Barker John, mason, h Main st Indian Orchard Barker Samuel A., emp George Dwight & Co., h Pine st Barker W. C., clk P. A. Rockwell, bds 12 Allis' blk, Main st Barlow Chas., tinner W. L. Wilcox, bds 130 Main st Barnard Lucien V., music teacher, bds East Bridge st Barnes D. W., bds Pynchon House


Barnes E. blacksmith W R R, h W Union st below Water


Barnes Frederick W., brakeman W R R, h Ferry st Barnes James, h Maple st


Barnes John E., clerk H. C. Smith, bds Hampden House Barnes Merrick, saloon, h Main st Indian Orchard


Barnes Perry, emp Wason & Co., h 5 Oak st


Barnum H. A., conductor H & N H R R, h 20 Hampden st Barr Edwin C., confectioner, h William st below Water Barrett Charles, emp Haskell & Sons, h 30 Charles st Barrett Cornelius, emp W R R, h Taylor st above Chestnut Barrett Edw. emp A. F. Cowles, bds cor Main & Park sts Barrett J. W., clerk U. S. Armory, bds Hampden House Barrett Michael, laborer, h Ferry st Barrows Charles, school teacher, h 36 Walnut st Barry Garrett, emp W. H. Wilkinson, bds 310 Main st Barry Garrett, grocer, h and store Ferry st [near Maple Barry John, emp Greenleaf & Taylor Mfg. Co., h Mill st Barry Patrick, porter, Cooley's Hotel


Barry Patrick, laborer W R R, h Ferry st [thington st


Bartholomew W. G., emp Thompson & Co., h 98 E Wor-


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DIRECTORY.


Bartlett A., emp J. S. Carr & Co., bds W Worthington st Bartlett Alfred P., carpenter, h 51 East Worthington st Bartlett Mrs. A. H., h Auburn st




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