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Shaw Charles L.,
·
335
Confectionery and Fruits.
Amsden J. L., .
104
Perkins Osmon,
307
O'Brien Thomas,
296
Smith W. H. & Co., .
. 345
7
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Coppersmiths. PAGE. Emory P. P. & Co., . . 188
Corrugated Iron Manufacturers.
George Dwight, Jr., & Co.
184
Cotton Waste Dealers.
Pearl H. W.,
304
Cracker Bakers.
Carr J. S. & Co.,
148
.
Carr Lewis F., .
. 143
Crockery, Glassware, &c.
Dearden William,
. 173
Lane George M ., . 255
Livermore, Swan & Co., .
. 262
Pierce, Abbott & Co., see colored leaf back of book. Dentists.
Anderson J. J., 104
Bartholomew S. B., .
113
·
Noble Lester,
. 294
Perkins Cyrus,
.
307
Searle F.,
. 334
Dentists' Supplies.
Williams William M.,
.
382
Desks, Show Cases, &o.
Cooley & Moody,
. 161
Viner F. J.,
. 367
Designers and Engravers.
Bradley Milton & Co., . 127
Chalmers David M.,
146
Chubbuck Thomas, .
150
Lutz J. C., .
265
Richards W. A.,
XX
Doors, Windows & Window Blinds.
Walker T. M. & Co.,
368
Warner David's Son & Co.,
370
Drain and Sewer Pipes.
Wilcox J. P. & Co., .
x, 379
Druggists.
Alden Charles P.,
100
·
Brown Arthur F. & Co., .
131
·
Brown George C.,
132
.
Carpenter Bros.,
. 143
Dickinson Frank S., .
·
175
Draper William P., .
181
Hooker John,
231
Keefe & Burdett, adv line top first and last p
cover.
Merritt C. C., · 280 Eldredge J. A., .
Masters & Preston, adv line first p cover, and 271
Quimby B. F., & Co.,
. 315
Dry Goods.
Carter & Cooley,
144
Currier & Hodskins,
167
·
Forbes & Wallace, 195
McKnight, Norton & Hawley,
277
Rockwood J. T.,
324
Hale & Oaks,
Wholesale.
214
Dye Houses. PAGE.
Harmon Israel & Co.,
.
People's Dye House, T. Broadhurst & Son, . 130
Eave Troughs.
Fitch H. W.,
vi
Express.
American Express Co.,
. 103
Eye and Ear Infirmary.
Gardner William W., M. D., .
Envelope Manufacturers.
Springfield Envelope Co.,
346
Fancy Dry Goods.
Ireland George H. & Co.,
238
Kinsman T. S., .
251
·
Kinsman W. D.,
251
Leavitt, Gillespie & Gilmore, Misses,
.
258
Wallach, Schwab & Zinsser, .
369
Feeding and Sale Stable.
Patch E. II.,
304
Symonds W. H.,
358
Fertilizers.
Wilder & Puffer,
380
Fish and Oysters.
Fuller Sanford, .
199
Granger T. M., .
209
Martin H. C.,
·
270
Phillips O. K.,
309
Quimby H. A., .
315
·
Webber J. W., .
373
Flour and Grain Dealers.
Bigelow S. & Co.,
120
Bangs John,
110
Foster Cyrus A.,
196
.
Mattoon W. P., .
271
Palmer Samuel & Co.,
302
Wilder & Puffer,
380
Worthy J. L. & Co., .
385
Florists.
Clarke Edmund W.,
153
Hall O. L., .
215
Miellez & Co.,
vi
Foundry.
Wright & Emerson, .
xiii
Fresco Painter.
.
Morgan J. W., .
286
Furniture Dealers.
Chamberlin R. B. & Co., .
146
.
186
Hunt & Shandrew, see adv next table of contents.
Knappe Herman,
252
Leonard C. I.,
260
Nelen F. W.,
.
292
Pierce, Abbott & Co., see colored leaf back of book.
Gardener and Nurseryman.
Hitchcock Alden,
. 227
Gas Fixtures.
Elwell E. M.,
. 187
8
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
General Jobbers.
Gifford John H.,
203
Stacy E. S.,
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
Blodgett A. & Brother, 123
Brigham D. H. & Co.,
129
Burdick Henry C., .
136
Hall & Prew,
215
Miller, Allen & Co.,
.
281
Tobey F. G.,
363
Vaughan & Parker,
367
.
Wilcox E. H., .
.
379
Glass Cutting Instruments.
Adams B. F. & Co., .
98
Gold Leaf Manufacturers.
Harwood F. W.,
221
Gold and Silver Platers.
Albro H., .
99
Kane J. T.,
242
Schoonmaker D.,
333
Warner J. M., .
Grocers:
.
401
Bumstead M. A.,
135
Butterfield & Gilbert,
139
Call Charles A.,
141
Camp & Cooley,
.
142
Chandler J. M. & Co.,
146
Clark William L.,
Handy H. B. & Co., .
Harrington & Sullivan,
Homer L. C. & Co., .
Houston & Dewey, .
Hubbard S. H. & J. F.,
Hudson Charles T.,
Jenks L. F.,
Kimberly John & Co.,
Marsh J. S. & Co.,
Niles & Carter, .
Page & O'Brien,
301
Pease O. E. & Co.,
Pinney William H. & Co.,
. 310
315
330
333
Shaw S. A. & Co.,
336
Simonds & Graves,
341
Simons S. B.,
341
Weston G. W., .
375
Wholesale.
Marsh J. S. & Co.,
xii, 270
West, Stone & Co.,
375
Hardware.
Blackstone C. J.,
121
Chapin & Kibbee,
148
Foot Homer & Co.,
xiv
Graves George A.,
.
209
Smith & Stewart,
. 346
Hair Dressers.
Queen G. H.,
.
315
Thieman & Adams,
361
Harnesses, Saddlery and Trunks.
Bayley S., .
. 115
PAGE.
.
134
Harrison John F.,
.
220
Harwood E. J., .
·
221
.
225
Payne William, .
. 304
Hats, Caps, Furs, &c.
Brigham D. H. & Co.,
129
Hall & Prew,
215
Keyes Henry & Co.,
247
Lee C. M., .
258
Sanderson & Son,
331
The Practical Hatters,
361
Tobey Frank G.,
363
Vaughan & Parker, .
367
Wilcox E. H.,
379
Hatter.
Stimpson F.,
352
Hoop Skirt Manufacturers.
Ferre C. D. & Co.,
.
190
Horse Collars, etc.
Ball A. F., .
. 110
Horse Dentist.
Washburn N. R.,
.
. 371
Hose, Hose Couplings, Etc.
Hutchinson S. B. & Co., .
. 237
Insurance.
Burt Augustine & Co.,
138
.
.
219
Fuller W. A.,
.
199
Holmes & Gilmore, see adv on map.
Johnson J. L., see adv on first page of cover.
Judd & Gray,
242
iv
235
Ladd Brothers, .
239
xxi, 253
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
.
248
Morse Gilford, .
288
Porter & Parkhurst, .
.
.
312
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Co., .
v
Tifft L. A.,
362
Warriner S. C., .
371
Intelligence Office.
Ryan Philip J., .
329
Japanner.
Gibbs Isaac,
203
.
Jewelry, Watches and Plate.
Porter Henry, .
.
312
Smith & Snow, .
. 345
.
Stowe L. S. & Co.,
.
353
Taylor Albert G.,
.
359
Woods & Hosley,
385
Junk Dealers.
Clark Simpson, .
152
Dickinson & Mayo, .
172
Hammond S. T. & Co.,
216
Lime and Cement.
Gray F. Edward, see adv on map and top of pages.
Wilder & Puffer,
380
.
Lithographers.
Bradley Milton & Co.,
127
·
Chalmers David M.,
. 146
· 153
217
230
232
234
306
Quilty Brothers,
Sabin & Pomeroy,
Schmidt & Co., .
270
294
.
PAGE. Bull J. N., .
349
Hewitt J. R.,
9
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
PAGE.
Chubbuck Thomas, .
.
150
Lutz J. C., .
Livery and Feeding Stables.
Collins William S., 156
Frost & Lewis, .
199
Henry & Marsh,
225
Ivers Richard,
.
238
O'Keefe James, .
XX, 298
Sexton William B. C.,
. 334
Locksmiths.
Gifford John H.,
203
.
Lumber Dealers.
Abbey A. B., 97
Currier R. B.,
·
168
Day & Jobson, .
. 172
Richards & Bosworth,
. 320
Robinson, Marsh & Co.,
viii
Smith C. H. & Co.,
viii, 342
Machinists.
Ellison Francis,
.
187
Johnson Alonzo, . 240
Stacy E. S.,
349
.
Manufacturing Jewelers.
Fraser J. B.,
197
Howard N. & Son, 233
Mason.
Curtis D. J.,
ii
Marble and Slate Dealers.
Cook J. H., & Co., 160
Curtis D. J.,
ii
McGregory & Son,
.
276
Springfield Artificial Marble Co., .
xii
Meat Markets.
Allen H. H. & J. C., . 102
Braman H. A., .
127
Byrnes James A.,
. 140
Casey M., .
.
Crook H. M. & Co., .
165
Crook & Pinney,
166
Dumbleton Harvey, .
182 .
Fuller Sanford, .
199
Gould George W., 208
Handy B. F.,
217
Houston & Dewey, .
232
Hunt A. C. & Adams, 235
Medberry J. C., 279
Newcomb Bros.,
Phillips O. K., .
309
Pinney William H. & Co., . 310
Richards & Breck, 320
Sheldon & Bennett, . 339
Smith George B. & Brother,1 343
Whitney George & Son, .
378
Wholesale.
Perkins & Nye, .
. 307
Merchant Tailors.
Blodgett A. & Brother, 123
Brigham D. H. & Co.,
129
Dermot Stuart,
. 174
Haynes & Co., .
. 223
PAGE.
Huber John B., . . 235
Merrick L. M., .
Miller, Allen & Co., .
Ray Samuel C.,.
XV, 317
Schober Charles,
.
333
Seaver W. T. & Co., .
334
Milliners and Millinery Goods.
Cashin Mrs., 145
Pierce Mrs. William,
310
Wallach, Schwab & Zinsser,
.
369
Wilcox O. W., .
. 380
Model and Pattern-Makers.
Marshall J. C., .
270
Music Stores.
Couch A. C.,
.
.
163
Southland G. H. & Co.,
·
346
News Dealer.
Taylor John C.,
. 359
Newspapers.
Bryan Clark W. & Co.,
·
xix
Adams John W.,
Nursery.
Optician.
Chapin D. M., .
147
Paints, Oils, etc.
Walker T. M. & Co.,
368
Warner David's Son & Co.,
.
370
Painters.
House and Sign.
Drake James C.,
181
Gibbs Isaac,
.
203
McIntire Charles,
.
276
Tucker H. M.,
365
Walker T. M. & Co.,
368
Warner David's Son & Co.,
370
Paper Box Manufacturers.
Brigham & Brown,
.
.
130
Seymour & Brother, .
.
335
Paper Collar Manufacturers.
Ray & Taylor,
317
.
Paper Dealers. Wholesale.
292
Bay State Paper Co.,
·
115
Massasoit Paper Manufacturing Co.,
271
Union Paper and Ink Co.,
.
iii
Paper Hangings.
Walker T. M. & Co., .
368
Warner David's Son & Co.,
370
·
Whitney & Adams, .
.
379
Wiese F.,
379
Papier-Mache Manufacturers.
American Papier-Mache Co., .
·
103
Paper Mill Filters.
Bigelow Manufacturing Co.,
.
120
2
265
. 280
.
.281
.
98
.
145
10
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Paper Stock, etc.
PAGE.
Dickinson & Mayo,
. 176
Ladd E. W.,
Pearl H. W.,
. 304
Judd & Gray,
. 242
Spencer J. N.,
·
347
Parcel Express.
Ames Jonathan A.,
.
103
Janes J. E.,
. 239
Patent Calendars.
Bryan Clark W. & Co., see top of pages.
Patent Solicitor.
Hyde R. F.,
.
237
Photographers.
Buchholz Herman,
133
Miles Wm. B. & Co., 281
Moore Brothers,
Physician.
Manley Mrs. A. B., .
268
Piano Tuner.
Lee George E., .
259
Pianos.
Burt Roderick,
138
Couch A. C.,
163
Pictures and Picture Frames.
Gill & Hayes,
204
Robinson Brothers,
323
Picture Frame Manufacturers.
Burnham A. V.,
137
Robinson Brothers, .
323
Planing Mills.
Conkey H. M. & Co.,
157
Day & Jobson,
.
172
Plumbers.
Cooper R. E. & Co., .
162
Howard L. E. & Co.,
233
.
Knight A. M. & Son,
X
Lynch & Stanton,
xi
Produce Dealers.
Bigelow S. & Co.,
120
.
Palmer Samuel & Co.,
. 302
Wholesale.
Allen Thomas H. & Brother, .
. 102
Arnold & Lyon,
. 105
Printers.
Atwood & Noyes,
106
Bryan Clark W. & Co.,
133, 314
Miller Mrs. Joseph, .
282
Tannatt J. F. & Co., .
. 358
Weaver, Shipman & Co., .
. 372
Pumps and Pump Boxes.
Spooner W. A.,
348
Real Estate Brokers.
Beach Theodore D., .
XV
Burt Augustine & Co.,
€
·
138
PAGK.
Gardner R. W.,
. 201
·
253
Kingsbury George O.,
. 250
Titus Andrew & Co.,
.
362
Van Wert J. L.,
. 397
Ready-Made Clothing.
Brigham D. H. & Co., 129
Burdick Henry C.,
136
Curtis G. H.,
168
Downs & Haynes,
180
Haynes & Co., . 223
Keyes Henry & Co., . 247
Miller, Allen & Co., . 281
Packard Sidney & Co.,
301
Vaughan & Parker, .
367
285
Wilcox E. H.,
379
Restaurants.
Barr Edwin C., .
112
Johnson & Wands,
.
241
Leavitt Mrs. E. B.,
258
Rustic Work.
Carr Nelson,
· 143
Safes.
(Fire Proof.)
Elwell E. M.,
187
Gifford J. H.,
.
203
Savings Banks.
Five Cents Savings Bank,
424
Hampden Savings Bank, .
423
.
Springfield Institution for Savings,
.
422
Saws.
Elwell E. M.,
.
187
Second-Hand Books.
F. W. Morris,
.
287
·
Seeds.
Bagg & Batchelder,
xiii, 108
Wilder & Puffer,
380
Sewing Machines.
Elliott W. P.,
187
Pierce George, .
309
Allis Solon M., .
.
103
Shipping Tags.
Bryan Clark W. & Co.,
XX
Shirt and Collar Manufacturers.
Dewey H. S.,
.
175
Dyer Henry,
.
184
Sieve Manufacturer.
Bigelow Wire Works,
120
Skate Manufacturer.
Barney E. H.,
· xviii
Soap and Candle Manufacturers.
Fisk L. I. & Co.,
192
Miller A. D. & Son, .
.
281
11
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Soda Fountain Manufacturers. PAGE.
Bigelow Edmund, 120
Bigelow Manufacturing Co., 120
Spectacle and Thimble Manufac- turer.
Burbank Samuel D.,
135
Spring Bed Manufacturers.
Fuller & Houghton, .
200
Stacy E. S.,
Leonard C. I., .
260
Stair Builder.
Fitts Lewis L., .
193
Steam and Gas Fitters.
Evans & Fox,
189
.
Phillips, Mowry & Co.,
xxii, 309
Small W. F.,
. 342
Steam Heating Apparatus.
Phillips, Mowry & Co.,
. xxii, 309
Steam Pumps.
Deane George H. & Co., .
. xxiv, 173
Steel Letter Cutter.
Mathewson J. E.,
271
Stone Yard.
Dwelly A. S. & Co., .
.
. 184
Stoves and Tinware.
Beebe & Maginnis,
. 116
Clark Leonard, .
152
Clark Simpson, .
. 152
Cushman E. J.,
168
Galpin & Bliss, .
200
Montague D. B. & Co.,
. 284
Wilcox W. L. & Co.,
380
Surcingle Manufacturer.
Merriam & Frost,
280
Teas, Coffees and Spices.
PAGE.
Bourke Brothers,
. 125
Tobacconists.
Smith Hinsdale & Co.,
342
Whitcomb Joseph,
.
.
37Y
Wright W. H., .
.
386
Tool Makers.
Bemis & Call Tool Co.,
118
. 349
Trusses, etc.
Bemis Mrs. M. L.,
.
.
117
Undertakers.
Bourke Brothers,
125
Dickinson E. W. & Co.,
.
175
Ryan P. J.,
. 329
Washburn E. G.,
ix, 371
Veterinary Surgeon.
Whitney W. W.,
.
378
Wagon Makers.
Bailey Henry F.,
.
XV
IIood & Bemis, .
.
231
Washer and Wringer
Manufac-
turer.
Pratt Orrin,
. 312
Window Shades.
Wiese F., .
. 379
Wood Dealer.
Abbey A. B.,
.
97
Wood Worker.
Douglass O. B. & Co.,
.
iii
.
Writing Ink.
Union Paper and Ink Co.,
iii
Yankee Notions.
Hale & Oaks,
214
.
Patton William,
304
1
ADVERTISEMENTS FROM OTHER CITIES.
PAGE.
Advertising Agency.
Dauchy & Co.,
89
Agricultural Implements.
Belcher & Taylor Agricultural Tool Co.,
. 414
Book-Binders' Materials, etc.
Campbell John & Co., .
77
Davey W. O. & Sons,
79
Dejonge Louis & Co.,
81
Gane Henry A. & Son, .
73
Gane's H. A. Sons & Co.,
73
Griffin H. & Sons, .
78
Haug A. & Co.,
80
Hoole John R.,
. 75, 76
Rockwell J. S. & Co.,
74
Bronzes and Gold Leaf.
Ashmead J. H. & Son, .
425
Brandeis & Co.,
91
·
Ehrmann & Co.,
91
Card Board and Glazed Paper.
Nashua Card and Glazed Paper Co., . bronzed
leaf in front of names
Carriage Manufacturer.
Clark Edson, .
430
Copper Type, &c.
Newton Copper Type Co.,
88
Directory Publishers.
Briggs & Co.,
·
66
Engravers.
H. B. Hall & Sons, .
92
Flavoring Extracts.
Colton J. W.,
. fly leaf in front of names
Paper Makers' Supplies.
Magarge Charles & Co., .
94
Parsons W. H. & Brother,
82
·
Perkins & Goodwin,
83
.
Paper Manufacturers.
Boston Type Foundry,
70
Collins Paper Co.,
427
Dauchy & Co., .
89
Holyoke Paper Company,
426
Farmer, Little & Co.,
87
Magarge Charles & Co.,
94
Parsons W. H. & Brother,
.
PAGE.
Perkins & Goodwin,
83
Russell William & Son, .
67
Warren S. D. & Co.,
68
Weston Byron,
428
Paste Manufacturers.
Union Paste Co.,
69
Printers' Inking Rollers.
Osgood J. H & Co.,
72
Printing Inks.
Collins, Sheldon & Co., . .
.
85
Mather's George Sons, .
leaf front of names
McIlvaine Charles & Co.,
95
Pratt & Robinson, .
.
86
Wade H. D. & Co., .
84
.
Printers' Warehouse.
Dauchy & Co.,
89
Farmer, Little & Co.,
87
MacKellar, Smiths & Jordan,
96
Printing Machinery.
Hoe R. & Co., .
93
Saws.
R. Hoe & Co., .
93
.
Shipping Tags.
Dennison & Co., . .
back of book and 65
Silver Plated Ware, &c.
Holmes, Booth & Haydens, .
·
429
Sporting Rifles and Shot Guns.
Stevens J. & Co.,
.
424
Standard Scales, &c.
Fairbanks & Co.,
.
last page cover
Stationers, Printers and Litho-
graphers.
Francis & Loutrel, .
.
90
Type Foundries.
MacKellar, Smiths & Jordan,
96
.
82
Phelps, Dalton & Co.,
71
Springfield, 1874-5.
NOTWITHSTANDING the general depression of business here, as elsewhere throughout the country, our city, both in population and business, holds her own, right valiantly. The increase in population has been a trifle more the last year than for the year previous, and keeps up well in com- parison with the average of increase for the last decade of years. We count in our Directory, to-day, 10,752 names of citizens and firms, against 10,083 last year, and we copy here the record of the years since 1859-60, since which time the Directory has been an unbroken yearly publica- tion, and under its present management :- 1859-60, 3,971; 1860-61, 4,481; 1861-62, 4,607; 1862-63, 5,771 ; 1863-64, 6,181 ; 1864-65, 6,924 ; 1865-66, 6,558; 1866-67, 6,652; 1867-68, 7,509; 1868-69, 7,495; 1869-70, 7,635; 1870-71, 8,386 ; 1871-72, 8,716 ; 1872-73, 9,395; 1873-74, 10,083 ; 1874-75, 10,752, showing an increase each year over the preceding one, excepting the years of 1865-66 and 1866- 67, when the number dropped off a few hundred, but 1867-68 more than made up for the deficiencies of those years, and since 1868 the growth has been very steady and promising. Rating at 3 1-2 persons to a name, which is the generally accepted basis for enumeration, and we have 37,626 as the present population of our city, and at three to a name-the lowest figure made by any Directory pub- lishers-we have 32,250. This last is certainly a safe and
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SPRINGFIELD CITY DIRECTORY.
an under rather than an overestimate, and should the hoped-for revival of business have early realization, the centennial year of our country will find Springfield shel- tering 40,000 people, with room around the edges for 40,000 more.
Building is not as brisk the present season, as in former years, but is by no means at a stand-still. A goodly num- ber of houses are going up on the residence streets, and in the suburbs of the city, and the business streets are also having valuable acquisitions in the way of blocks and stores, and in the fulfillment of the present hopeful out- look as to business in the near future, we shall doubtless add largely to this latter class of buildings. Real estate, as in all other cities, is not as lively an article as it has been for a number of years, but holds its own remarkably well, and will. doubtless protect itself, and maintain present prices, and in exceptional cases, perhaps, find an advance. But the maintenance of present prices is probably all that can reasonably be counted on.
Taken as a whole, the publishers of the City Directory, in the issue for 1874-75, feel that they have occasion to congratulate the people of Springfield upon her growth and general prosperity, and upon the promising out-look for the future.
SPRINGFIELD, July, 1874.
Condensed Meteorological Record
FROM THE NATIONAL ARMORY, SPRINGFIELD,
FOR THE YEAR ENDING MAY 1, 1874. Regular hours of observation, 7 A. M., 2 P. M., and 9 P. M.
BY LUCIUS C. ALLIN.
1873.
EXTREMES OF TEMPERATURE.
Mean temperature for
the month.
Barometer.
Humidity of atmos-
phere.
Inches rain and
melted snow.
Depth of snow
in inches.
No. of days it
stormed.
Am't of cloudi-
ness, per cent.
May,
4
32
28
83
56.11
29.95
64.1
4.86
0.25
14
46.34
June,
14
44
19
92
68.85
29.92
59.2
0.66
7
29.44
July,
7
53
14
92
73.61
29.96
64.9
3.46
13
43.98
August,
24
52
3
91
69.25
29.91
67.6
4.41
11
45.30
September,
15
39
5
84
61.93
30.01
70.5
4.33
13
36.22
October,
30
26
20
71
51.14
30.19
64.9
7.03
10
37.54
November,
29
10
3
53
30.80
29.85
62.9
4.01
14.
13
51.44
December,
2
7
4
55
29.50
30.04
65.6
4.64
23.80
14
58.49
1874.
January, .
26
2
23
50
28.30
30.07
62.6
5.23
14.10
17
57.10
February,
2
7
20
48
24.71
30.09
66.1
3.35
25.75
15
52.38
March, .
13
10
18
56
33.10
29.87
56.1
1.60
11.85
12
47.20
April,
1
15
14
60
37.65
29.95
60.1
6.44
18.
19
54.78
MEAN,
47.08
29.984
63.7
50.02
107.75
158
46.68,5
DEPTH OF SNOW THAT FELL DURING THE SIX PAST
WINTERS.
Winter of
Inches.
1868 and '69
63.27
1869 and '70
.77.29
1870 and '71.
48.61
1871 and '72.
. 56.60
1872 and '73. .79.01
1873 and '74.
107.75
Total
432.53
MONTHS.
Date.
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Date.
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RAIN AND SNOW.
SKY.
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STREETS, PLACES, SQUARES, Etc.
Abbe Avenue, [proposed,] from Fisk avenue to Connecticut river.
Adams, [proposed,] from Main to Ash- mun, next south of Central.
Alden, from Hancock to Hickory.
Alert, from Worthington north, to Fair- banks' avenue.
Allen, from Mill, at Water Shop bridge, to Longmeadow line.
Arlington Avenue, [formerly Ray av- enue,] from Main street westward, be- tween Lombard and Gardner.
Ames Hill, on Maple street, south-east junction of Maple and Central.
Andrew, from Boston road, near City Hospital, to Old Bay road.
Arch, from North Main westward, north of Round hill.
Armory, from Federal street to the Chic- opee Town line.
Armory Square, in U. S. grounds, State street, west of Federal street, and same as Union Square.
Ashley, from Pine to Hancock.
Ashmun, southward from Central, near Maple.
Auburn, from Main to Fulton. Auburn Court, from Auburn street north, near Main.
Autumn, from Summer to Worthington, next east of Spring.
Avon Place, from Maple eastward, next south of Mulberry.
Bancroft, from North Main to North. Banks' Avenue, from Water to H. & N. H. R. R., between Margaret and Wil- liam ; formerly called Bliss avenue.
"Barnes' Lot," between Main and Chestnut, and Harrison avenue and Bridge.
Bay, from St. James avenue to Thompson street.
Bay Road, from Thompson eastward,- part of the original "Bay Path" to Boston.
"Benton Hollow," on the North Wil- braham road.
Benton, from Boston road, near Carlisle brook, to Sixteen Acres road.
Birnie Avenue, [proposed,] from Fair- field street southward, east of North Main.
Blake, from Mill south, over Blake's hill. Bliss, next south of State street, from Main to Connecticut river.
Bond Place, from Bridge south, rear of Hurlbut's block ; formerly Breck's ave. Bond, from Main to Chestnut, next south of Carew ; open at each end, numbered through, but needing improvement in middle.
Boston Road, continuation of State from Lake Como eastward.
Bowdoin, from St. James avenue to Worthington, east of Magazine.
Boylston, from Cypress to Clinton.
Boylston Avenue, from Boylston street east, between Emery and Clinton. Bradford, from Main to Fulton.
Bridge, from Connecticut river to Chest- nut.
Brightwood, two miles north of City Hall, on Connecticut River Railroad.
Brightwood Avenue, [proposed,] from Plainfield to Connecticut river, nearly opposite Talcott avenue.
Broad, from Main to Hanover.
Buckingham, from State to Bay, near Lake Como.
Byers, from State to Pearl, west of U. S. Armory grounds.
Calhoun, from North Main to Chestnut. Carew, from Main east to Chicopee line. Cass, from Liberty to Linden, east of Chestnut.
Cedar, from Central to Walnut.
Central, from Main, opposite Fremont, to Mill.
Chaffee Avenue, from Walnut to East- ern avenue, near Water Shops.
Chapin, [proposed,] from Boston road north ward.
Charles, from B. & A. R. R. to Franklin, east of Chestnut.
Charter Avenue, from Walnut to Oak, near State.
Cherry, from Central to Mill, west of Hancock.
Chestnut, from State northward to Springfield street, opposite residence of J. W. Adams, thence a new street to Fairfield, west of residence of George M. Atwater.
Church, from North Main, opposite Me- morial Church, east to North.
City Hall Park, between Pynchon street and City Hall.
Clinton, from Main to the south entrance to Hampden Park and Connecticut river.
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Columbia, from Spring, near Lyman, to Winter.
Colton, from Wilbraham street to Quincy, beyond Eastern avenue.
Commercial Row, from Main east, north side B. & A. R. R.
Congress, from Main to Chestnut.
Cook's Avenue, from Bridge to Worth- ington, west of Main.
Court Square, opposite the Court House and City Hall.
Court, from Main west to Water, near Court Square.
Copeland Avenue, from Central street on Stearns' hill westward.
Crescent Avenue, from Maple street westerly to Pine.
Crosby, from Spruce to Walnut, next south of Florence, and parallel with it, formerly Sackett's avenue.
Crossett Avenue, from Main to Wil- low, between Stockbridge and Cross. Cross, from Main to Maple.
Cypress, from Main to C. R. R. track.
Cypress Court, off Cypress street.
Dale, from Union to Winthrop, between Main and Maple ; also called Dale ave. Davis, [proposed,] from Sherman to An- drew.
Demond Avenue, [proposed,] from Plainfield street east to Fisk avenue, south of Wason street.
Dickinson, from Orange southward by Burt's grove.
Douglass Avenue, from Alert west- ward.
Dwight, from State to Lyman, west of Chestnut.
East Court, from Main to Dwight.
East William, a continuation of Wil- liam street east of Main.
Eastern Avenue, from State to Hick- ory, east of Hancock.
Elliott, from State to Salem, east of Cliestnut.
Elm, from Main to Connecticut River, south of Court Square.
Emerald Court, from Union to Wilcox, below Water.
Emery, from Main to Fulton.
Essex, from Main to Chestnut.
Everett, eastward from Chestnut, and nortlı of Linden.
Fairfield, [proposed,] from Plainfield, nortlı of Wason, to Chestnut.
Fairbanks' Avenue, from Worthing- ton north, below Spring.
Federal, from State opposite Walnut, to B. & A. R. R. track.
Federal Hill, seat of U. S. Armory, on State street.
Federal Square, east of Federal street, and the Armory buildings.
Ferry, from Main to Chestnut.
Fisk Avenue, [proposed,] from Wason avenue, southward, 250 feet west of C. R. R. track.
Flagg's Court, from junction of Wal- nut and Oak streets to Cemetery. Florence, from Hancock to Central.
Florida, from Bay to Worthington. Fort, from Main to Water.
Fort Pleasant Avenue, from Mill street at junction of Blake, south to " The X " road.
Foster Court, from Central street south, near Central street school-house.
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