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SPRINGFIELD CITY DIRECTORY.
Springfield Gas Light Company.
Organized 1848; capital, $500,000. Pres- ident, James M. Thompson; Superintend- ent, George Dwight; Treasurer, J. D. Brewer ; Clerks, J. L. Hallett, Ira B. Allen. Office in Savings Bank block, corner Main and State streets. Thirty miles of street mains have been laid, supplying the city from beyond Mill River to Brightwood, and from the Connecticut River to Lake Como. There are 2,100 consumers of gas, and 500 public lamps. Price $3.00 per 1,000 feet ; five per cent off for prompt payment.
Hampden District Medical Society.
Instituted 1840. Composed of the Fel- lows of the Massachusetts Medical Society, residing in Hampden County. President, Dr. Sanford Lawton, Jr., of Springfield ; Vice-president, Dr. Harlow Gamwell, of Westfield ; Secretary, Treasurer and Libra- rian, Dr. F. W. Chapin, of Springfield. Annual meeting, third Tuesday in April ; also stated meeting, third Tuesday in Oeto- ber ; usually held at the Massasoit House, at 11 A. M. Besides these, bi-monthly meet- ings for seientific improvement, are held at Springfield or elsewhere in the county. The membership is about fifty.
Hacks.
Every hackney carriage is required to have a license from the city the first of April each year, for which $1 is paid. The number of the license must be conspieu- ous on the carriage, and also posted inside, with the owner's name and the rates of fare.
The latter are fixed by law at 40 cents for one adult, 75 cents for two, and 25 cents for each additional person; children between the ages of four and twelve are carried for half fare. These rates are for limits ex- tending south to Mill River, east to Walnut
street, and north to the north line of Cal- houn street, where it intercepts Chestnut street, and thenee west to Connecticut river; and are for day service. Beyond these only reasonable additional charges, not to exceed 20 cents for each quarter of a mile or frac- tion thereof, are allowed to be made.
Each passenger is allowed to carry one trunk, valises, parcels, etc., without charge but for each additional trunk, he shall pay 10 cents if demanded.
Newspapers.
THE SPRINGFIELD DAILY UNION, $7 per year. Issued every evening (Sundays ex- cepted ). The Clark W. Bryan Co. publish- ers, 299 Main street.
SPRINGFIELD DAILY REPUBLICAN, $ per year. Issued every morning (Sundays ex- cepted). Samuel Bowles & Co. publishers, 417 Main street.
THE SPRINGFIELD WEEKLY UNION, $2 per year. Issued on Thursday morning of each week. The Clark W. Bryan Co. pub- lishers, 299 Main street.
SPRINGFIELD WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, $2 per year. Issued on Friday morning of each week. Samuel Bowles & Co. publish- ers, 417 Main street.
THE NEW ENGLAND HOMESTEAD, Agri- cultural, $2 per year. Published every Sat- urday by The Homestead Printing Co. at 271 Main street, Henry M. Burt, editor.
THE HERALD OF LIFE AND OF THE COM- ING KINGDOM, $2.25 per year. Published Wednesdays at No. 20 Barnes's block, by the Life and Advent Union, William N. Pile, editor and business agent.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, $3 per year, month- ly, E. F. Merriam publisher. No. 10 Abbe's block, Rev. Washington Gladden, editor.
FAMILIAR SCIENCE AND FANCIERS' JOURNAL, $1.50 per year. Monthly, pub- lished at 24 Athol railroad block, by J. M. Wade of Roekville, Conn.
Additions, Changes, Etc.
Bachelder Charles W., boards 68 instead of 76 Vernon street Bosworth Henry W., attorney 11 Elm street, successor to Greene & Bosworth Brown Mrs. E. J., boarding-house 72 Vernon street Buckley Nathan T., boards 68 instead of 76 Vernon street Coe L. B., house 48 Carew street, moved from 76 Vernon street Cooper Frank E., house 113 Mulberry street, moved from 258 Pine street Cushman Thomas, boards 68 instead of 76 Vernon street
Driscoll Jasnes, successor to Thomas MEvoy, Manufacturer of Fine Custom Boots and Shoes of all kinds. All work warranted to give satisfaction. The best of stock used. Repairing promptly done. 96 East Bridge street, (up stairs,) second door from Main street.
Foster Theodore D., boards 68 instead of 74 Vernon street Gill John D., boards 68 instead of 76 Vernon street Lyman Henry D., publisher and job printer, boards Exchange Hotel Mayo Rev. A. D., boards Haynes? Hotel, moved from 200 Maple street Quinn John, emp The Clark W. Bryan Co. instead of Samuel Bowles & Co. Scott Mrs. Eliza, boarding-house 68 instead of 76 Vernon street Smith James B., student, boards 44 Pynchon street St. Michael's Cathedral, State street corner Elliott street Starr Mrs. E. S., editress Fanciers' Journal, boards 72 Vernon street Stephens I. L., Rochester laundry, 78 Market street
Springfield City Directory. 1878-9.
Abbreviations .- For convenience in printing, the following abbreviations will be occasionally used; ave for avenue; By A R R, Boston & Albany Railroad; bds, boards; Uk, block; clk, clerk ; CR R, Connecticut River Railroad; C V & S R R, Connecticut Valley & Springfield Railroad; cor, corner ; E, east; emp employed; eng, engineer; N Y, NHI & H R R, New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad; S, A & N RR, Springfield, Athol & North-eastern Railroad; h, house; I O, Indian Orchard; ins, insurance; manuf, manufacturer; M D, physician; mfg, manufacturing; N, north ; opp, opposite; p, page; rms, rooms; S, sonth; Spfg, Springfield; st, strect; U S A, United States Armory; W, west.
ABBE DANIEL N., painter, house, 63 Washington street Abbe Mrs. Daniel N., dress-maker, house 63 Washington street Abbe James, (James Abbe & Son, ) house 79 Spring street Abbe James P., emp B & A RR, house Chicopee Falls road Abbe James T., (James Abbe & Son, ) boards 79 Spring street
Abbe James & Son, (James Abbe, James T. Abbe,) Manufacturers and Dealers in Stoves, Furnaces and Ranges, Tin Roofing. Jobbers in Tin, Copper and Iron. 309 Main street.
Abbe John A., farmer, house Chicopee Falls road Abbe Oscar A., carpenter, boards J. A. Abbe, Chicopee Falls road Abbey Henry E., emp jail, house 163 Walnut street Abbey J. Edgar, carpenter, house Chicopee Falls road Abbie Moses A., marble worker, boards 33 Vernon street Abbott Archer, emp Weaver, Shipman & Co., house 15 Worthington street Abbott Benj. F., carpenter, house 589 State street Abbott Florence, emp B & A R R, house 50 Sharon street Abbott George, brick mason, house 182 Worthington street Abbott Mrs. Mary, boards 9 Charter avenue Abbott Mrs. O. E., house 55 William street Abbott Sidney M., carpenter, rooms 37 Gilmore's block, 418 Main street Abbott Winslow M., captain police force, house 49 Fremont street Abell Joseph, emp B & A R R, house 18 Alert street Ackley Charles, laborer, house 707 Union street
Ackley Dwight, emp P. P. Marons, house 707 Union street Adam William, clerk H. Keyes, house 176 Main street, Indian Orchard Adams A. J., emp Smith & Wesson, house 53 Wilcox street
THE CLARK W. BRYAN COMPANY, 299 and 301 Main Street, Publishers, Printers, Electrotypers, Book-Binders and Manufacturing Stationers.
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Adams Albert, distiller, Agawam, house corner Chestnut and Mattoon streets Adams Alfred, conductor C R R, house 55 Seventh street
Adams Alick, proprietor National House, Indian Orchard Adams Amasa A., house 91 Charles street
Adams Benjamin, carpenter, house 43 York street
Adams B. F., manufacturer patent articles, Willow street, house 103 Bay st Adams Brothers, (J. N. Adams, W. II. Adams, ) barbers, 267 Main street Adams Charles E., emp G. C. Fisk, boards Brightwood
Adams D. A., farmer, house Boston road
Adams Edward B., emp Hampden Watch Factory, boards 52 Oak street Adams Elijah P., clerk, house 173 Chestnut street
Adams Express Co., office 14 Court street, F. H. Foster, Agent
Adams Ezekiel, proprietor Exchange Hotel, 478 Main street
Adams Mrs. Frances, house 674 Main street
Adams George B., emp Burbank Manufacturing Co., house 369 Water street Adams George S., emp B & A R R, house Wason avenue, Brightwood
Adams G. F., (Phillips Manufacturing Co., ) boards 198 High street Adams Harrison, emp B & A R R, house Springfield street
Adams Harvey, boards 163 Worthington street
Adams Harvey, house corner Chestnut and Mattoon streets Adams Henry, emp Indian Orchard mills, boards 83 Main street, I O Adams James B., (Thiemann & Adams, ) house 453 State street Adams James C., emp Henry M. Burt, boards 43 York street Adams James N., (Adams Brothers, ) house 181 Lyman street Adams James S., (A. C. Ilunt & Adams,) house 19 Winthrop street Adams J. B., conductor, house 367 Liberty street
Adams J. B., barber, 475 State street, house 669 Union street Adams John C., druggist, boards 367 Liberty street
Adams John W., Brightwood Nursery, 397 North Main street, one mile north of Depot. Standard Pear, Apple and other Fruit Trees, Vines, Evergreens, Roses and Shrubs, Catalogues sent free by mail when requested. The Nursery extends from North Main to Chestnut street. Horse cars marked Brightwood pass the Nursery. House 780 Chestnut street.
Adams Joseph, laborer, house 102 Gardner street Adams Joseph, laborer, house 127 Wilcox street Adams J. Sumner, emp U S A, house 99 Bay street Adams Mrs. Mary, house 675 State street Adams Milton, house 10 Whitney avenue Adams Nathaniel, book-keeper, house 167 Main street Adams O. D., (Smith & Adams, ) house 25 Federal street Adams Roderick, emp Wason Manufacturing Co., house 13 Ringgold street Adams Theodore L., carriage maker, house 45 Pendleton avenue Adams Thomas W., emp B & A R R, house 284 Worthington street Adams Timothy, emp Indian Orchard Mills, house 226 Main street, I O Adams Timothy, house 83 Main street, Indian Orchard
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Adams W. A., blacksmith, Walnut street, house 419 Walnut street Adams Mrs. W. F., house 35 Clinton street
Adams W. H., (Adams Brothers,) house 37 Auburn street
Adams William F., (Whitney & Adams,) boards 19 Winthrop street Adams William H., druggist, boards 367 Liberty street
Aeghs John, emp U S A, house Tinkham road
Agawam National Bank, 237 Main, corner Lyman street
Ahasay Michael, laborer, house 29 Whitney avenue
Aikens T. B., (T. B. Aikens & Co.,) house 79 Lebanon street
Aikens T. B. & Co., (T. B. Aikens, E. E. Hollister, ) Manufacturers of Mattresses and Bedding. Dealers in Excelsior, Husks, Curled Hair, etc., corner Water and Worthington streets.
Albee J. H., painter, house 399 Walnut street
Alberton Albert, emp G. W. Lent, rooms 40 Boylston street Albin, Joseph, emp Haynes & Co., house 59 Cross street Albro Edward, truckman, house 106 Summer street
H. ALBRO, SPRINGFIELD NICKEL PLATE WORKS. Electro Plater in Gold, Silver and Nickel.
Particular attention paid to Nickel Plating Light Machinery, Patent Office Models, Guns, Pistols, Dental and Surgical Instruments, etc. In Gold or Silver
HOLLOW WARE, KNIVES, FORKS, SPOONS, WATCH CASES, CHAINS, ETC. Polishing and Finishing of all kinds a specialty. Castings furnished Fitted and Plated when desired.
31 Hillman Street. House 31 Thompson Street.
Albro Herbert W., book-keeper Homer Foot, boards 31 Thompson street Alden A., house 145 Magazine street
Alden Albert, emp Albert Hancox, house 179 Liberty street
CHARLES P. ALDEN, Wholesale and Retail
Druggist and Apothecary,
Dealer in Manufacturers' and Painters' Supplies, Artists' Materials, Toilet and Fancy Goods.
Corner Hampden St. 270 Main St., House 32 Elliott St.
Alden Elbert A., (J. C. & E. A. Alden,) house corner Maple and Union sty Alden Elijah, carpenter, house 307 Walnut street Alden F. B., painter, house 478. Mill street
Alden F. Merritt, clerk HI. C. Merrill, boards 55 Winthrop street. .
Alden Frank, emp C. W. Richards & Co., house 67 Linden street
Alden George A., cashier B & A R R freight office, boards 179 Liberty street Alden James, emp U S A, house 86 Oak street
THE CLARK W. BRYAN COMPANY, Springfield, Mass., Proprietors of Patent.
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Alden J. B., emp Day & Jobson, house 178 Liberty street
Alden James C., (J. C. & E. A. Alden, ) house cor Central st and Madison ave
Alden J. C. & E. A., Manufacturers of Woolen Goods, Doeskins Coat- ings, etc., 21 Mill street, near South Main.
Alden J. Everett, local mail agent, house 52 Linden street
Alden Mrs. L., house 321 Walnut street
Alden Orville B., farmer, house Hampden road
Alden Philo W., house 139 Spring street
Alden Wm. W., jeweler, house 21 Florence street
Alderman Edson, elerk W. D. Vining, house 36 Pynchon street
Aldrich Charles H., emp Newell Brothers Mfg Co., boards 53 Vernon street Aldrich Edward A., mason, house 41 Marble street
Aldriel Lorin, emp Chapman Valve Co., h 108 Hampden st, Indian Orchard Aldrich Stephen H., carpenter, house 79 Tyler street
Aldridge Mrs. William, house 160 Hampshire street, Indian Orchard
Alexander Caleb, emp B & A R R, house 30 Fremont street
Alexander Miss Eva N., teacher, Putt's Bridge school, rooms 100 Greenwood st Alexander H., carpenter, house 39 Florence street Alexander Henry, carpenter, house 575 Union street
Alexander Henry, president Second National Bank, house 280 State street Alexander J. D., house 100 Greenwood street
Alexander John, emp Robert Alexander, house 72 Greenwood street
Alexander John D., house Wilcox street, near Water
Alexander Robert, Manufacturer and Dealer in Stoves, Furnaces and Ranges. Tin Roofing a specialty. 198 Main street. Rooms 100 Greenwood street. Alexander Wm. P., collector of internal revenue, 447 Main st, h 103 Mulberry st Allan James W., emp Wason Manufacturing Co., house 26 Liberty street Allbe H. P., emp Samuel Bowles & Co., house 36 Winthrop street Allbe Joseph G., emp Samuel Bowles & Co., house 544 Union street Allbe Silas, emp Smith & Wesson, house 180 Water street Allen Adin, house 25 Mechanie street
Allen Albert W., Dealer in all kinds of Fresh and Salt Meats, Vegeta- bles, Poultry and Game. 6 Walnut street. House 141 Walnut street.
Allen A. T., emp B & A R R, rooms 72 Gilmore's block, 418 Main street
Allen Baxter, emp S. J. Gordon, house 320 Central street
Allen Charles, emp Haynes Hotel, 406 Main street
Allen Charles H., (T. H. Allen & Brother,) house 27 Bradford street Allen Miss D. B., dress-maker, rooms and house 31 Clinton street
Allen Dwight, commercial traveler, boards 320 Central street Allen E. A., boards 4 Central street
Allen Edgar, farmer, house Hampden road
Allen Edmund, house 91 Howard street
Allen Edward L., Berkshire House, 23 Railroad street
Allen Edwin A., emp E. L. Diekinson, boards 61 Gardner street
BLANK BOOKS-for Railroads, Insurance Companies, Banks, and
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Allen Ethan O., farmer, house Hampden road
Allen Eubulus F., emp Newell Brothers Manufacturing Co., h 126 William st Allen Ferdinand, emp F. L. Gunn, boards 68 Holyoke street Allen Frank E., emp E. L. Dickinson, house 61 Gardner street Allen Frank R., emp Charles A. Nichols & Co., boards 52 Wilcox street
Allen George Jr., emp U S A, house 16 Tyler street
Allen George B., house 101 Oak street
Allen George E., emp Albert Allen, boards 173 Quincy street Allen H. H., house 110 Walnut street
Allen Miss Helen J., teacher Central street school, boards 36 Pynchon street Allen Henry W., emp A. T. & T. A. Morse, house Boston road Allen Horace, emp C R R, house 51 Auburn street
Allen Horace N., well digger, house 173 Quincy street Allen Ira B., emp Springfield gas Co., house 63 Oak street
Allen Irving, farmer, emp and boards Joel Allen, Hampden road Allen James A., emp Carter & Cooley, house 33 Carew street
Allen Joel, farmer, house Hampden road Allen Mrs. J., house 4 Central street Allen John F., clerk Forbes & Wallace, rooms 119 Water street Allen Julius D., letter carrier, house 50 Quincy street Allen Mrs. Laura, house Long Hill street
Allen Loring D., emp and boards E. O. Allen, Hampden road
Allen Merrick W., emp National Papeterie Co., house 29 Central street
Allen Oliver, painter, house 435 Union street
Allen Oscar N., emp Powers Paper Co., boards 51 Auburn street Allen Pliny, house 12 Florida street Allen Mrs. S. A., house 52 Wilcox street Allen Mrs. Sarah C., house 511 Main street
Allen Mrs. S. H., house 8 Charter avenue
Allen Thomas, emp Chapman Valve Co., boards 179 Main street, I O Allen Thomas A., emp National Papeterie Co., house 13 Morgan st Allen Thomas H., (T. HI. Allen & Brother, ) house 93 North street
Allen Thomas H. & Brother, Wholesale Provision Dealers and Pork Packers, No. 31 and 33 Hampden street.
Thomas H. Allen, house 93 North street Charles H. Allen, house 27 Bradford street
Allen Warren, emp E. L. Dickinson, house 61 Gardner street Allen William, emp Chapman Valve Co., boards 179 Main st, Indian Orchard Alletson Joseph, farmer, house Allen street Alletson William, farmer, house Allen street Allin Emogene L., clerk Long, Barnard & Ferre, boards 76 Greenwood street Allin E. S., master armorer, U S A, house 4 Armory square Allin Lucius C., foreman U S A, house 88 Bay street Allyn George H., stone-cutter, boards 125 Bridge street Allis Dexter, house 233 Carew street
For all Kinds of Business, Manufactured at 299 Main Street.
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Allis Mrs. J. H., house 49 North street
Allis Miss Maria N., teacher private school, 3 Maple street, boards 153 High st Allis W. H., brick manufacturer, boards 233 Carew street Allison Charles II., emp Burbank Manufacturing Co., house 51 Loring street Alliss George W., emp Wright & Emerson, boards 51 Congress street Alliss John C., emp C. B. Holbrook, boards 51 Congress street
Alliss Mrs. Mary, house 51 Congress street
Alvord Fred B., clerk Carter & Cooley, boards 54 Clinton street Amadon Titus, emp U S A, house 20 Holyoke street Amadon W. W., house 73 St. James avenue Ambrosier Carl, emp J. C. Lutz, rooms 165 Bridge street American Express Co., office 255 Main street, J. W. Baldwin agent American Papeterie Co., 76 Worthington street
Ames David, house 241 Maple street
Ames Galen, clerk B & A R R, house 213 Central street
Ames John, farmer, house 221 Mill street
Ames Jonathan A., tinsmith, house 144 North Main street Ames Mrs. Maria H., boards 243 Central street
Ames N. E., dentist, 453 Main street, house 35 Wilcox street
Ames Samuel, wholesale oyster dealer, house 29 Boylston street Ames William, emp L. M. Remington, house 33 Pine street Amidon George F., emp W. H. Wilkinson, boards Marshall House Amidon Mrs. H. G., house 49 Pearl street
Amidon Roger, emp Wason Manufacturing Co., house Talcott ave, Brightwood Amidon William C., emp U S A, house 3 Orleans street Ammell Louis, carpenter, house 5 East William street Amsden C. B., clerk Meekins & Packard, rooms 68 Court street Amsden Hollis E., emp C R R, house 37 Boylston street
Amsden James L., fruit and confectionery, 148 State street, h 316 Union st Amsden John J., emp National Needle Co., boards 50 Cypress street Anable Rev. C. W., D. D., pastor First Baptist Church, h 33 Mattoon st Anable John F., farmer, house 458 Mill street
Anable William, emp B & A R R, boards 96 Franklin street Anable William H., emp B & A R R, house 96 Franklin street Anderson A. C., emp F. W. Anderson, boards 24 Thompson street Anderson Alexander, emp Smith & Wesson, house 7 Cross street. Anderson Charles, emp Smith & Wesson, boards 57 Pendleton avenue
Anderson Dr. C. L., Graduate of the Philadelphia Dental College Performs First-Class Operations in every Department of Dentistry. Office and res- idence at the old stand, Nos. 62 and 64 West Bridge street, near Main.
Anderson Francis H., emp U S A, house 57 Pendleton avenue Anderson F. W., (F. W. Anderson & Co., ) house 24 Thompson street Anderson F. W. & Co., bankers, 433 Main street Anderson George F., emp Smith & Wesson, house 79 Tyler street Anderson George W., emp N. Howard & Son, house 4 Byers street
THE SPRINGFIELD DAILY UNION,
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Anderson James W., emp Smith & Wesson, boards 57 Pendleton avenue Anderson Mrs. J. J., house 62 Bridge street Anderson J. W., earpenter, house corner Allen and Highland streets Anderson John, laborer, house 172 Tyler street Anderson Mrs. Mary, boards 560 Union street Andrade Louis, emp W. H. Wright, boards 97 Bliss street Andrews A. A., (Bay State Paper Co.,) house 66 Spring street. Andrews E. C., carpenter, boards Rockingham House,
Andrews Frank B., emp Moore Brothers, boards 114 Howard street Andrews George F., house 85 Carew street
Andrews George W., emp R. H. Smith, boards 85 Carew street Andrews Luther H., painter, house 248 Quincy street
Andrews Roswell, emp Smith & Wesson, house 114 Howard street
Andrews W. F., dentist, 10 Parsons & Bagg's blk, 357 Main st., h 15 Wilcox st.
Angell Franeis M., emp B & A R R, house 247 Chestnut street Annable Charles H., policeman, house 21 Orleans street Annable Mrs. Julia, boards corner Maple and Mulberry streets
Annis John F., manufacturer of varnishes, house Sixteen acres road Anthony J. V., emp Forbes & Wallace, boads 16 Vernon street Anthony Patrick, laborer, house Trask's avenue Appleton Mrs. A. B., house 311 Maple street
Appleton Henry F., emp E. L. Diekinson, house 59 Loring street
Appleton Julius II., treasurer Riverside Paper Co., Holyoke, h 265 Union st Appley James L., house 173 High street Appley Luther B., emp National Needle Co., boards 173 High street Appleyard Robert, emp Smith & Wesson, boards 591} Main street Archer Nathan H., emp Joseph Moran, house 397 Water street Arens Jacob, emp W. H. Wright, house 27 Loring street Arms William S., cotton waste dealer, office Commercial Row, h 397 State st Armstrong Darwin, expressman, house rear 49 Ashley street Armstrong George B., commercial traveler, house 52 Franklin street Armstrong John H., emp Brightwood, house 66 Summer street Armstrong Joseph, farmer, house East Longmeadow and Sixteen aeres road Arnold J. M., book-keeper, house 29 Thompson street
Arnold Miss Eliza, house 28 Pynehon street
Arnold Mrs. N. J., dress and cloak-maker, Shaw's block 374 Main street Arnold William, house 41 Worthington street Arnum Harvey, farmer, house Ieeville Arnum James, emp King, Norton & Ladd, house 119 Eastern avenue Arthur H., emp Wason Manufacturing Co., boards Marshall House Arthur Henry, printer, 186 Main street Arthur Michael C., emp B & A R R, house 136 Taylor street Arvin John W., emp U S A, house 15 King street Ash James, emp E. H. Patel, house 46 Harrison avenue Ash Thomas, laborer, house 57 Ferry street
Only seven Dollars a Year-299 and 301 Main Street.
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Ashcroft Charles E., grocer, 30 Pynchon street, house 37 Stockbridge street Asher Nolbert, laborer, house Willow avenue
Ashley Bros., (H. P. Ashley, F. E. Ashley,) confectionery store, 445 State st Ashley D. F., house 21 Spring street
Ashley Mrs. E. F., house 179 Carew street
Ashley F. E., (Ashley Bros.,) house 102 Quincy street
Ashley G. A., machinist, house 180 Water street Ashley H. P., ( Ashley Bros.,) boards 21 Spring street Ashley Joseph J., clerk J. A. Baldwin, house 103 Central street
Ashley Roderick, house 38 State street Ashley Stephen R., house 50 Broad street Ashwell Charles, confectioner, house 93 William street Ashwell James E., emp W. H. Wright, house 250 Allen street Askin John, boiler-maker, house 174 Water street Askin Joseph, emp Newell Brothers, boards 174 Water street Athanase Herbert, emp Indian Orchard mills, house 71 Main street, I O Atherton C. C., boarding-house, 79 Vernon street,
Atherton Frank H., emp The Clark W. Bryan Co., boards 79 Vernon street Atherton R. A. P., boards 79 Vernon street
Atkins Boardman, laborer, house 202 Hancock street
Atkins Miss Jennie E., boards 48 Winthrop street
Atkins Timothy, laborer, house 202 Hancock street
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company. Teas at importers' Prices. A fine Chromo goes with every pound of Tea or Coffee. 500 Main street. Attleton Henry P., emp George E. Mansfield, boards 13 Howard street Attleton Phillip, house 213 Pine street
Attleton William D., emp Horace Smith, boards 319 Maple street Atwater George M., treasurer Glasgow Co., So. Hadley Falls, h Rockrimmon Atwell Rev. B. W., boards 27 Bradford street
Atwood & Noyes, Plain and Fancy Card and Job Printers, 293 Main street, north-east corner Worthington. Address, Business and Calling Cards, Cir- culars, Dodgers, Envelopes, Hand-bills, Note, Letter and Bill-Heads, Milk-Tickets, Pamphlets, Posters, Receipts, Shipping Tags, Show Cards, Statements, Tickets, Wedding Stationery, etc., furnished at short notice.
Atwood Charles F., emp Atwood & Noyes, house 54 Sargeant street Atwood C. W., (Atwood & Noyes,) house 46 Sargeant street Atwood Lewis, house 2 North Church avenue
Atwood Joseph, carpenter, house 224 Walnut street Augur William H., clerk F. L. Gunn, house 235 Worthington street Austin C. A., emp Smith & Wesson, house 226 High street
Austin Charles O., saloon Main street, house 1, North Church avenue Austin Charles V. R., emp Smith & Wesson, house 412 Walnut street Austin John, emp George De Lane, boards 120 Sharon street Austin Mrs. Hattie M., seamstress, boards 42 Spruce street Austin Oliver, farmer, house Blake street
PRINTING OF ALL KINDS, NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE,
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