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MEMORANDA FOR DECEMBER.
BOOK BINDERY -AND- Blank Book Manufactory.
So far as present indications and pa- tronage go to prove it, the success of a first-class Bind- ery in Springfield is certain. Our establishment is fur- nished with all the modern machinery necessary for the rapid execution of work, and we are prepared to do all kinds of jobbing and edition work handsomely and promptly.
Our facilities for doing every description of binding are unsurpassed by any establishmentin Western Mas- sachusetts. Our means for getting up
BLANK BOOKS,
In a superior style, are ample and sufficient. We have a
First-Class Ruling Machine,
Built expressly for us, on which the finest work can be done. We buy our stock direct from the manufac- turers, and in this department are enabled to compete with any Bindery in the state. Books used in
BANKS, INSURANCE OFFICES, FACTORIES, HOTELS, &c.,
Or any books requiring printed headings or paging, done with neatness on short notice.
Magazines, Pamphlets, Music,
And every description of re-binding done in any style required. Our styles of half Turkey Morocco, or Goat and half Calf binding, for beauty and strength are un- surpassed.
We are prepared to furnish estimates both for print- ing and binding edition work, and would invite pub- lishers or others engaged in manufacturing books to give us a call. Our work is warranted in all cases.
Those wanting anything in our line are invited to · call and see specimens and give us a trial. The Bind- ery is open from 7 in the morning till 6 at night, cor- ner of Main and State streets, up stairs, over Merriam, Chapin & Co's Book Store.
TAPLEY, BOWLES & CO.
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
CITY OF SPRINGFIELD.
SPRINGFIELD
A CITY MAY 25.1852. ORGANIZED A TOWN Y.CHUBBUCK SC
MAY 14.1636. O.S.
FIRST CITY ELECTION, MAY 13TH, 1852.
FIRST CITY GOVERNMENT ORGANIZED MAY 25TH, 1852.
REGULAR MUNICIPAL ELECTION 1ST MONDAY IN DECEMBER.
YEARLY ORGANIZATION OF THE CITY GOV- ERNMENT 1ST MONDAY IN JANUARY.
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
MUNICIPAL REGISTER 1854-5.
Legislative and Executive Department. -
The Legislative Power of the City is vested in the City Council, chosen annually, and consists of eight Aldermen chosen from the City at large, and eighteen Common Councilmen chosen from the eight Wards in the following proportion :- From Ward 1, three ; Ward 2, three ; Ward 3, three ; Ward 4, three ; Ward 5, three ; Ward 6, one; Ward ?, one ; Ward 8, one. The Executive Power is vested in the Mayor and Aldermen. The Municipal year commences on the 1st Monday in January.
CITY OFFICERS, 1854.
PHILOS B. TYLER, MAYOR. SALARY, $400.
CITY CLERK AND TREASURER.
JOSEPH INGRAHAM.
ALDERMEN.
Ward
1. Wilson Eddy.
2. Eliphalet Trask.
3. Elkanah Barton.
4. Wm. L. Washburn.
Ward
5. Edward F. Moseley.
6. Roderick Lombard.
7. Joseph Lombard.
8. Rodney Holt.
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
COMMON COUNCIL. PRESIDENT, SAMUEL S. DAY.
Ward
1. Asa Clark, Samuel S. Day, Thomas W. Wason.
2. George H. Roberts, Henry A. Robinson, Roderick Ashley.
3. Philo F. Wilcox, Lombard Dale, Frederic H. Harris.
Ward
4. Daniel L. Harris, Tilly Haynes, Joseph B. Hopkins.
5. Daniel Collins, G. W. Harrison, A. H. Clark.
6. Edwin S. Hall.
7. Horace P. Johnson.
8. Horace Pease.
CLERK OF COMMON COUNCIL.
CHARLES O. CHAPIN.
- MESSENGER.
SYLVESTER CHURCHILL.
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CITY MARSHAL. SYLVESTER CHURCHILL.
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ASSISTANT MARSHALS.
Charles L. Shaw, J. F. Annis,
W. P. Hodgett, Adam Walker.
A. B. Parsons.
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SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
Ward
1. Josiah Hooker.
2. C. A. Winchester.
3. A. S. McClean.
4. Samuel Leonard.
Ward
5. Samuel McNary.
6. Henry Pomroy.
7. George O. Lombard.
8. Frederick Holt.
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
Overseers of the Poor.
The Mayor ex officio, J. C. Stebbins,
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Edwin Booth, S. C. Bemis.
Assessors. Harvey Danks, Horace Kibbe.
Ed. A. Morris,
- CITY PHYSICIAN. A. S. McLEAN.
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Ward Officers.
Ward 1-Harvey Hills, Warden ; Marvin Lincoln, Clerk ; D. S. McLane, John V. Jones, John Dining, Inspectors.
Ward 2-Harvey Danks, Warden; Thomas C. Phipps, Clerk; Charles Childs, Lorin Blanchard, Lorin Graves, Inspectors.
Ward 3-Robert Crossett, Warden; William D. Wilcox, Clerk ; Francis S. Graves, James Brewer, 2d, Aaron Allen, Inspectors.
Ward 4-Samuel O. Gay, Warden ; Samuel Leon- ard, Clerk ; George B. Morris, Reuben T. Safford, Daniel Gay, Inspectors.
Ward 5-Jonathan Bangs, Warden ; Edward Flagg, Clerk ; William H. Barber, B. H. Ruggles, George Hosmer, Inspectors.
Ward 6-Solomon C. Warner, Warden; John W Russell, Clerk; W. C. Ellis, A. S. Warner, I. P. Dickinson, Inspectors.
Ward 7-John G. Daniels, Warden ; Henry Rey- nolds, Clerk; Orin M. Lombard, B. A. Wardwell, Wm. H. Foster, Inspectors.
Ward 8-George Sweatland, Warden; Frederick Holt, Clerk; O. Keyes, J. W. Fuller, Calvin Pease, Inspectors.
For Ward lines, see Map.
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HAMPDEN COUNTY REGISTER.
Hampden County Register.
Incorporated, February 20, 1812. Population in 1840, 37,336 ; number of towns, 18 ; number of square miles, 65 ; population to a square mile, 57. Popula- tion in 1850, 51,285 ; number of towns, 20; popula- tion to a square mile, 79. Shire town, Springfield.
Time of holding Courts.
Supreme Judicial Court, Nisi Prius Terms. At Springfield, eighth Tuesday after first Tuesday in March, and first Tuesday in September.
Court of Common Pleas. At Springfield, second Monday in March and June, and first Monday of Oc- tober.
Criminal Terms, third Monday of May, and first Monday of December.
Probate Court, holden at Springfield on the first Tuesdays of January, February, March, April, June, July, November, and 4th Tuesdays of April, August and September.
At Westfield, on the 3d Tuesdays of March, June, September and December.
At Monson, on the 2d Tuesday of June; and at Palmer, on the 2d Tuesday of September.
Police Court of Springfield. JAMES W. MORTON, Justice.
Special Justices.
CHARLES WINCHESTER, HARVEY CHAPIN.
Court held Mondays and Thursdays at the City Rooms. 3
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HAMPDEN COUNTY REGISTER.
County Officers.
Judge of Probate, Oliver B. Morris, Springfield. Register of Probate, Henry Smith, Clerk of Courts, George B. Morris, Register of Deeds, William Rice, County Treasurer, William Rice, Crier of Courts, William Hatfield, 66 Jailer, Elihu Adams.
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Overseers of House of Correction, Stephen C. Bemnis, William Stowe, Elijah Blake.
Sheriff, Patrick Boies, Westfield.
Deputy Sheriffs .- Charles W. Knox, Chester Facto- ries ; John Parks, Chester Village ; Nathaniel Cut- ler, Chicopee ; Morris Morton, Chicopee Falls ; Timothy M. Cooley, 2d, Granville; Robert G. Marsh, Holyoke; Edmund Bliss, Ludlow ; Chester Strong, Palmer ; John F. Comstock, Rufus Sikes, Springfield ; Frederick Bush, Westfield.
County Commissioners.
William B. Calhoun, Springfield, Chairman ; A. Homer, Brimfield ; G. C. Gibbs, Blandford.
Special Commissioners .- Robert E. Bemis, Chicopee ; Daniel G. White, West Springfield.
Times of Meeting .- At Springfield, on the second Tuesday of April, and first Tuesday of October, and fourth Tuesdays of June and December.
Commissioner of Insolvency. HENRY VOSE, Springfield.
Commissioners to Qualify Civil Officers.
Springfield, Erasmus D. Beach, George Bliss, Rich. Bliss, Wm. B. Calhoun, Jas. W. Crooks, George B. Morris, Justice Willard.
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HAMPDEN COUNTY REGISTER.
Westfield, W. G. Bates, J. Fowler, N. T. Leonard. Wilbraham, L. B. Bliss, H. C. Spelman.
Justices of the Peace.
[Including, also, Justices of the Peace and Quorum, des- ignated by a *, and Justices throughout the Common- wealth, by a t.]
Blandford, Enos Boies, Lyman Gibbs, Wm. H. Gibbs, Albert Knox, Eli Pease, David P. Robinson, David Shurtleff.
Brimfield, P. Allen, Henry F. Brown, Samuel A. Hitchcock, Eben. Knight, A. Lincoln.
Chester, Homer Clark, John J. Cook, Daniel Gran- ger, E. Kelso, Forbes Kyle, Thos. W. Loring, A. C. Root, T. K. D'Wolf.
Chicopee, Sylvanus Adams, Emilius S. Albro, Rob- ert E. Bemis, Wm. L. Bemis, Pliny Cadwell, Otis Chapman, Jonathan R. Childs, Timothy W. Carter, James C. Hinsdale, Chas. R. Ladd, Closson Pendle- ton, Chas Sherman, Geo. M. Stearns, Warren Smith, *John Wells, Mortimer D. Whitaker.
Granville, +Rufus H. Barlow, Chas F. Bates, Aaron L. Curtis, *James M. Goodwin, C. C. Holcomb, Vin- cent Holcomb, +F. D. Richards, Samuel Root, +Elijah Seymour.
Holland, David B. Bean, John Wallis.
Holyoke, C. H. Branscomb, Hervey Chapin, Henry Ely, George C. Ewing, Cyrus Frink, E. L. Miller, Lester Newell, Wm. B. C. Pearsons, Rufus Woods.
Longmeadow, G. O. Bliss, Lorin Burt, John F. Crooks, *Wm. White.
Ludlow, Charles Alden, George Booth, John P Hub- bard, Eli M. Smith.
Monson, Austin Fuller, Warren Fuller, Hiram New. ton, Timothy Packard, Joseph L. Reynolds, Walter Smith, John W. Smith, Jacob Thompson.
Montgomery, David Allen, Edward Taylor.
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HAMPDEN COUNTY REGISTER.
Palmer, Moses Barnes, Merrill Barlow, Alonzo V. Blanchard, Rufus Brown, Gamaliel Collins, Franklin Morgan, A. R. Murdock, Marcus M. Shearer, David Tenney, Calvin Torrey, Elias Turner, Frederick T. Wallace, John Ward.
Russ:l, James Bishop, Newman Bishop, Jr., Justin E. Loomis, N. D. Parks.
Southwick, Homer M. Forward, Joseph M. Forward, Amasa Holcomb, Roger S. Moore, Carmi Shurtleff, Theron Warner.
Springfield, David Ames, Chas T. Arthur, +George Ashmun, Frederic A. Barton, Francis Bates, Richard Bliss, +George Bliss, *Erasmus D. Beach, Stephen C. Bemis, Elkanah Barton, Wm. Bryant, E. W. Bond, Walter H. Bowdoin, William Bridgman, +Wm. B. Calhoun, *James W. Crooks, Russell Crooks, Chester W. Chapin, *Harvey Chapin, *Reuben A. Chapman, Harvey Danks, Samuel S. Day, Solomon Hatch, *Jo- siah Hooker, *John Hooker, }Charles Howard, R. B. Hildreth, Joseph Ingraham, Enoch Leonard, N. A. Leonard, Daniel Lombard, +John Mills, Roger S. Moore, *Henry Morris, Rich. D. Morris, George B. Morris, James H. Morton, Simneon Newell, Lorenzo Norton, Horatio S. Noyes, Timothy D. Pelton, Ansel Phelps, Wm. Rice, Otis A. Seamans, Heman Smith, Henry Smith, Wm. L. Smith, Augustus L. Soule, John M. Stebbins, Wellington Thompson, Henry Vose, *Solomon Warriner, George Walker, Leonard B. Wight, *Justice Willard, Charles A. Winchester.
Tolland, Hiram C. Brown, George W. Granger, Jo- seph D. Slocum, Philander Twining.
Wales, Absalom Gardner, Ferdinand L Burley, Austin L. Rogers, John Smith.
Westfield, Jehiel Abbott, +W. G. Bates, Patrick Boies, Henry Fuller, +James Fowler, Comfort Gibbs, Edward B. Gillett, *Matthew Ives, *N. T. Leonard, Henry B. Lewis, David Moseley, Reuben Noble, Asa P. Rand, Silas Root, Asa B. Whitman, Milton B. Whitney, Lucius Wright.
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HAMPDEN COUNTY REGISTER.
West Springfield, Richard Beebe, *Reuben Cham- pion, Homer Ely, Samuel Flower, Alfred Flower, Spencer Flower, Newbury Norton, Samuel Palmer, Rufus L. Pomroy, Edward Parsons, R. Palmer, Dan- iel G. White, Lester Williams.
Wilbraham, Samuel Beebe, *L. B. Bliss, Marcus Beebe, Solomon B. Brewer, Roderick Burt, Marcus Cady, John M. Merrick, John B. Morris, John New- ell, Loren C. Pease, Jesse W. Rice, Solomon C. Spel- man.
Notaries Public.
Chicopee, John Wells.
Holyoke, Charles H. Branscomb, Lester Newell.
Palmer, Frederick T. Wallace.
Springfield, Ephraim W. Bond, James W. Crooks, J. F. Comstock, T. D. Pelton, A. L. Soule, J. M. Stebbins, J. H. Morton, Otis A. Seamans, Henry Vose, George Walker, John Wells.
Westfield, Wm. G. Bates, Henry Fuller, E. B. Gil- lett.
Coroners.
Brimfield, Alvin Janes; Chester, Aurelius Root ; Holyoke, Alpheus B. Clarke ; Monson, Hiram Newton ; Palmer, Elias Turner, Southwick, Gideon Styles ; Springfield, Elijah Blake, Harvey Chapin, John B. Kirkham ; Westfield, Jehiel Abbott, James Holland ; Wilbraham, Solomon B. Brewer.
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BANKS, ETC.
BANKS IN SPRINGFIELD.
AGAWAM BANK. Capital, $200,000.
Albert Morgan, President. F. S. Bailey, Cashier .- A. Morgan, Chester W. Chapin, M. Chapin, Theodore Stebbins, J. B. M. Stebbins, Horatio Lyon, Daniel L. Harris, J. B. Vinton, E. Southworth, Directors. J. L. Chapman, Teller.
Discount, daily.
CHICOPEE BANK. Capital, $300,000.
Philo F. Wilcox, President. B. F. Warner, Cashier. P. F. Wilcox, Henry Brewer, Jr., J. D. Brewer, Elijah W. Bliss, G. O. Bliss, George Walker, Henry Morris, H. Fuller, Jr., Directors.
JOHN HANCOCK BANK. Capital, $100,000.
James M. Thompson, President. Edmund D. Cha- pin, Cashier. James M. Thompson, Edward Ingersoll, Solomon Hatch, W. H. Bowdoin, Edward Palmer, Pliny Cadwell, George Ashmun, Directors. John P. Wilcox, Clerk.
Discount, Daily.
SPRINGFIELD BANK.
Capital, $300,000.
Benj. Day, President. Lewis Warriner, Cashier .- Josiah Hooker, Edward A. Morris, George Dwight, William Gunn, Lewis Gorham, Directors. William C. Robinson, Teller. E. C. Robinson, Clerk.
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BANKS, ETC.
WESTERN BANK. Capital, $250,000.
Caleb Rice, President. J. L. Warriner, Cashier .- C. Rice, E. Freeman, E. Trask, William Rice, W. C. Sturtevant, S. S. Day, Wm. Birnie, C. L. Covell, Directors. George D. Hastings, Teller. C. F. Hart- well, Clerk.
Discount, Daily.
PYNCHON BANK. Capital, $150,000.
H. N. Case, President. H. Alexander, Jr., Cashier, H. N. Case, James Kirkham, William Stowe, Willis Phelps, E. W. Bond, Homer Foot, J. B Rumrill, J. C. Pynchon, Directors. William Holmes, Teller.
Insurance Companies in Springfield.
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPA- NY, of Springfield, Mass. Capital, (all paid in,) $150,000. Office, City Hotel Block. Insures Real and Personal Property against Fire, on favorable terms. Directors, Edmund Freeman, Daniel L. Harris, Mar- vin Chapin, Chester W. Chapin, Charles Merriam, Andrew Huntington, Edward Southworth, Jacob B. Merrick, Albert Morgan, William Birnie, Waitstill Hastings, George Walker, Willis Phelps, Samuel S. Day, Lombard Dale. Edmund Freeman, President. William Conner, Jr., Secretary.
MASS. MUTUAL LIFE INS. Co., Springfield. Capital, $100,000. Caleb Rice, President. F. B. Bacon, Sec- retary. R. W. Holman and J. B. Bridgman, M. D., Agents. Office, 18 State street, Boston.
HAMPDEN STOCK AND MUTUAL FIRE INS. COMPANY, Springfield. John Mills, President. G. W. Rice, Sec. R. W. Holman and J. B. Bridgman, M. D., Agents .- Office, 18 State street, Boston.
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CLERGYMEN, ETC.
Clergymen of Springfield.
Samuel Osgood, D. D., Congregational.
Samuel G Buckingham,
Raymond H. Seeley, Henry B. Elliott,
William S. Child, Episcopal.
Fales H. Newhall, Methodist,
Charles P. Bragdon,
George B. Ide, D. D., Baptist.
Francis Tiffany, Unitarian.
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Hampden County Agricultural Society.
Francis Brewer, President ; A. A. Allen, Secretary, Springfield ; James Brewer, 2d, Treasurer, Springfield. Directors .- Aaron Bagg, West Springfield; Sidney Chapin, Chicopee ; Silas Root, Westfield ; Daniel Reynolds, Springfield ; A. A. Allen, Springfield.
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Hampden County Teachers' Association.
Organized in January, 1847. Officers chosen annu- ally in November. C. Barrows of Springfield, Pres- ident. L. Scott, Springfield, Rec. Sec. A. J. Ly- man, Springfield, Cor. Sec. A. Parish, Springfield, Treasurer.
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Schools of Springfield.
High School-Ariel Parish, Principal, Salary $1,000. Gram. -P. B. Strong,
-L. Scott,
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-Charles Barrows, "
66 -John A. Nichols, “
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UNITED STATES ARMORY.
UNITED STATES ARMORY, SPRINGFIELD, Established by the U. S. Government in 1794.
OFFICERS.
Col. James W. Ripley, Commanding Officer.
Erskine S. Allin, Master Armorer.
Edward Ingersoll, Paymaster, and Military Store- keeper.
Lucius C. Allin, J. W. Preston, George W. Win- chester, J. W. Barrett, Clerks.
Cyrus Buckland, Master Machinist.
John D. Lord, Master Carpenter.
William Cadwell, Foreman.
W. P. M'Farland,
James Stillman,
Salmon Adams,
N. G. Corning, Edward A. May, Walter North,
Henry Tracy .- Assistant Foremen.
O. W. Ainsworth-Engineer.
Result of operations at the U. S. Springfield Armory, for the Fiscal year ending June, 1853.
14,500 Percussion Muskets completed at $8,89.
2,000 66 for Cadets.
500 66 Musketoons.
155,040 Extra Cones,
4,130 Hammers for altering Muskets.
16,348 Wipers.
58,440 Compound Screw Drivers.
4,574 Spring Vises.
100 Arm Chests.
24 Packing Boxes. New Machines.
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For Milling.
2 For Stocking.
2 66 For Water Wheels.
12 Machines in progress for various purposes.
DIRECTORY.
ABBE Joshua, Stove Store, h Pynchon st Abbe Henry, Tinman, bds Pynchon st Abbe John, Farmer, Liberty st Abbot Martin, Pedlar, tds Main st Abbot Willard W. Teamster, h High st. Abbot G. W. Oyster deal. bds cor Orleans & Quincy st Adams Oliver T. Hatter, bds Exchange Hotel Adams H. G. American House Adams Elihu, Jailor, h State st
Adams Milton Assistant, Jailor, E State st
Adams Perry, emp Rumrill and Shumway, h Maple st Adams N. Allopathic Physician, h Elm st Adams Chauncey, Armorer, h E Union st Adams B. barber, h Wilcox st
Adams Henry, farmer, h S Main st
Adams Henry, 2d, Dyer, E Union st, h Water st Adams Theo. bds Woodworth avenue Adams D. A. h cor Main & Central st
Adams Gardner, millinery, E State st. h High st Adams A. A. ( A. A. Adams, & Co.) h Charles st. Adams A. A. & Co., Carpenters, No Main st Adams Albert, A. A. Adams & Co., bds Pynchon st Adams Salmon, Inspector U S. Armory, h Pleasant st Adams L. machinist, bds Charles st Adams J. B. Conductor W R Rh No. Chestnut st Adams Benjamin, emp Wason & Co., h Spring st Adey A. A. music dealer, bds Main st
Acheson John S. emp Thomp & Co., bds William st Allais Geo. dyer, h So Main st
Alderman C. W. emp W R R bds Washington House
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DIRECTORY.
Allen Joshua, carpenter, h Mechanic st
Allen A. P. carpenter, h Mechanic st
Allen A. laborer, h Mechanic st
Allen E. D. vinegar manufac. Harrison ave h Pearl st Allen Wm. B. emp Kibbe & Crane, h Wilcox st Allen Samuel emp Kibbe & Crane, bds Main st Allen A. A. (Allen & Mason) bds Exchange Hotel Allen & Mason, agricultural store, Main st
Allen A. C painter, h E State st
Allen A. W. market, h Pleasant st
Allen Carlos, machinist, h Long Hill
Allen Wm. gardner, h back of Bowdoin st
Allen Edmund, h E State st
Allen Thos. H. market, h Walnut st
Allen B. emp. Am Mach Works, h Spring st
Allen L. C. clerk, master armorer, h Union sqr
h Union sqr Allen E. S. 66
Allen Joseph, gardner, hMill st
Allen Mrs. Cynthia, widow, h Maple st
Allen Diah, h Central st
Allen Timothy, h E State st
Allen H. N. emp R. M. Cooley, h Morris st
Alexander R. armorer, h E State st
Alexander E. L. clerk Rockwood & Co. bds Court st Alexander Henry, emp H & N H R R bds Hampden st Alexander Henry, jr. cash. Pynchon Bank, h Maple st Alden E. carpenter, h Walnut st
Alden Albert, painter, h Charles st
Alden Mrs. B. h Wilcox st.
Alden C. A. emp Massassoit House
Allis W. H. bds Franklin st
Allis W. S. h Pine st Allis John, emp Wason & Co h Spring st
Alvord W. carpenter, bds Clinton st
Alvord J. D. machinist, h Walnut st Alvord Ed. employed Stone & Harrris, bds Clinton st Alvord E. bds N. East st
Alinquist Chas. Tailor. bds Elm st
Ames David, (D. & J. Ames paper mfg. ) h Mill st
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DIRECTORY.
Ames John, (D. & J. Ames,) h Mill st Ames N. E. dentist, Main st, h E State st Ames Galen, emp W R R h Maple st Ames Samuel, oyster dealer, bds City Hotel Ames J. S. clerk, bds Chestnut st Ames A. A. harness maker, h E Union st Ames E. E. harness maker, h W Union st Ames Martin, emp Fountain House, R R row Ames James, emp J. W. Hale & Co. No Main st Amadon H. G. emp W R R h Pearl st Amadon John A. market, h Pearl st Amadon Titus, armorer, h Armory st Angus James, Coppersmith, bds Chestnut st Amidon E. T. harness maker, h N East st Angell N. Jr. newspaper dealer, bds Cooley's Hotel Angell Chas. emp Wason & Co., bds E bridge st Anable J. F. farmer, h Mill st
Anable G. W. emp W R R bds W Ferry st
Andreu F. C. printer, bds Bliss st
Annis J. F. Manf Japan oil &c h E State st
Anderson T. S. hostler, bds Hampden st
Anderson Parley, hostler, bds Hampden st Anderson J. J. bds Byers st Annis Benj. armorer, h Walnut st Annible G. N. machinist, h Walnut st Ainsworth O. W. armorer, h Pleasant st Aitcheson Mrs. h cor Water & Wm sts Amsden J. L. (Howard & Amsden) h W Union st Armstrong James, emp W R R bds Spring st Armstrong McKinney, clothier, h E State st Armstrong Richard, emp W R R bds Spring st Arthur C. T. attorney, bds Maple st
Arnold Wm. grocer, main st h W Worthington st Arnold C. M. emp Wason & Co bds Hampden st Appleton Mrs. widow, h Maple st
Ashmun Geo. ( Ashmun & Leonard atty) h cor School & Mulberry st Ashley N. P. farmer, h N East st Ashley emp Harris & Colton, bds W State st
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DIRECTORY.
Ashley Seth, farmer, h E Worthington st Ashley D. F. Hampden Post, h Spring st Ashley John, farmer, h Mill st Ashley P. clerk, bds coffee house Ashley Roderick, h W State st Ashley Chas. clerk, bds E State st Askin John, machinist, h Cherry Lane Ashton Mrs. M. R. widow, h Walnut st Ashton Mrs. P. widow, h Stockbridge st Atkins Ed. joiner, h Main_st Attleton Henry, baker, bds Main st Attleton Phillip, pedlar, h Pine st Attleton James P. painter, h East st Attleton Jas painter, h Pine st Atwood Mrs. widow, Stockbridge st Atwood Joseph, armorer, h Cedar st Atwater Geo. M treas. Glasgow works, h Chestnut st Atherton C. C. emp D. H. Ripley & Co., bd- Mill st Atchson Thomas, harness maker, bds cor Water and Wilcox st
Atcheson James, carpenter, h William st Austin Oliver, farmer, h Blake's hill road Austin S. C. machinist, h Walnut st Averill Mrs W. C. widow, h Boylston st Averill S T. blacksmith, h Boylston st Avery John h cor Main & Union sts Avery A. H. (H. Avery & Co.) h Pearl st Avery Henry, tailor, h William st Avery S. W. clerk, bds So Main st
BABCOCK C. K. wire cloth weaver, h E Union st Babcock Marcus, teamster, h Dwight st
Bacon Francis B. See Mass Mutual Life Ins Coh W W Bridge st
Backhaus C. cabinet maker bds State st Bagg Z. currier, h William st Bagley E. L. emp Blanchard & Co bds E Bridge st Bailey Chas. E. armorer, h Pine st Bailey Robert, barber bds Union st
Bailey Theodore, mason, bds Water st
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DIRECTORY.
Badger J. G. stone mason h Liberty st Radger Ed. armorer, h Pendleton av Bailey F. S. cashier Agawam Bank, h N Main st Bailey & Bowers, jewellers, Wilcox st Bailey S. E. jeweller, h Main st Bailey C. L. blacksmith, h Sanford st Bailey H F. blacksmith, h Dwight st Bailey T. B. joiner, h Pleasant st Bailey Morris, (Swan, B. & Co) h E Union st Bailey E. C. window spring manf. h Central st Baker T. K. mason, h E Worthington st Baker Jonas, emp W R R, h Holyoke st Baker John A. emp W R R, h Vine st Baker W. K clerk C. W. Chapin, h Court st Baker Daniel, Jr, tanner, Hickory st Baker Orrin, Mrs, Widow, h Water st
Ballard A. H. chatham lunch, h Pleasant st Baldwin T. W. emp Chase & Co. bds E Worthington st Baldwin A. M. farmer, h York st Baldwin Thos. carpenter, h E Worthington st
Ball Wm. machinist, h Walnut st
Ball Wm. 2d, painter, h E Un:on st
Ballow Wm. machinist, h Mill st
Bangs E. D. Prin. Springfield Eng. & Class School, h Court st
Bangs Mrs A. widow, h So Main st Bangs J. H. Walnut st
Bangs John, flour dealer, h Maple st
Bannon O. B. armorer, h Hickory st
Bannon R. E. tailor, h Walnut st
Bannon R. E. & C. W. merchant tailors, E State st Bannon N. tailor, h Cross st
Bannon J. bds Hickory st
Bannon John H central oyster lunch, Main st Bannon C. W. tailor, h State st Barton A. h Mill st
Barber John D. gunsmith, h Mill st
Barber H. armorer, h E Worthington st
Barber D. armorer, h cor Union & Walnut sts
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Barber Wm. H. armorer, h Pine st Barber J. W. carpenter, h N East st Barber J. D. gunsmith, h Mill st
Barney B. F. shoemaker, bds E State st Barber Asa, slater, h Harrison ave Barker Samuel A. painter, h Park st Barker Frederick, farmer, Boston road Barker John, Indian Orchard
Barker D. cor Union and Walnut sts
Barker Wm. S. farmer, Boston Road
Bardwell Luke, emp union lunch, bds Dwight st Bardwell Mrs J. So Main st
Barnes John, clerk, bds W Union st
Barnes F. W. emp W R R, h Ferry st
Barnes James, civil engineer, h Maple st
Barnes Ed. blacksmith, h W Union st
Barrows D. F. moulder, bds Lyman st
Barrows C. teacher, h Walnut st
Barrows G. W. emp Wason & Co bds E Worthington st Barry Mrs J Fountain Row, Main st
Barry G. h E Ferry st
Barry Pat, emp W R R, h E Worthington st
Barstow Miss H. H. dress maker, h So Main st Barrett, Wm. G. emp C R R R, h Fulton st Barrett Smith, h Wilcox st
Barrett J. W. clerk U. S. Armory, bds Elm st Barney Joshua, bds Fort st
Barney M. B. joiner, h Orleans st
Bartlett T. emp. Mason & Co, h Liberty st
Bartlett F. W. shoemaker, h Fort st
Bartlett A P. emp Wason & Co, h Lyman st
Bartlett E. S. laborer, h Union st
Bartlett Horace, Ticket Office, W R R, bds American House
Bartlett H. R. pattern maker, h E Worthington st
Barton John, armorer, h Pendleton ave Barton Elbridge, carpenter, h Pine st
Barton B. F. emp Stone & Harris, h N Chestnut st Barton A. C. gunsmith, h Mill st
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Bacon James L., printer, Repub. Office, bds Main st Barton F. A. Rev. Indian Orchard. Barnett M emp W R R, h E Worthington st
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