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Trask Edwin E. emp E. Trask, bds Water st.
Trask Norman, laborer, h Factory st.
Trask Mrs E. C. h East State st. near Spring st.
Trask Wm. E. bds Mrs E. C. Trask's, East State st.
Trask Mrs L. h cor West Bridge and Main sts.
Trask Eliphalet, iron founder, h Water st. near Pyn- chon st.
Trask Henry C. building mover, h East Worthington st. rear of armory grounds.
Trask Benj. B. foreman E. Trask's foundry, h West Springfield.
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Trask Elihu, emp American machine works, h Steb- bins st.
Trask Mrs D. B. h Dwight st.
Trask Samuel, emp Allen & Colwell's meat market, h Pendleton avenue.
Trask Daniel, laborer bds N. Trask's, factory st.
Treadwell Robert B. cashier A. F. Williams' store, bds Hampden House.
Treadwell Nathaniel, gas engincer, h cor Spring and East Worthington sts.
Treadwell Geo. E. emp Smith & Dickinson's, bds Mrs P. Hamilton's, West State st.
Trenbath Mrs S. dress maker, house cor Mulberry and School sts.
Trudeau Louis, carpenter, h Winter st.
Trudeau N. A. emp Arthur, Rumrill & Co., bds Harri- son avenue.
Tubbs Mrs. J. W. boarding house, West Bridge st.
Tucker Henry M. emp D. Warner, painter, bds West State st.
Tucker Benj. E. armorer, h Walnut st. near Pendleton avenue.
Tully William, physician, h Union st. near Maple st. Turner Charles, clerk A. F. Williams, bds E Bridge st. Turner John, tailor, h west end of William st. Turner George L. emp David Smith's Carriage shop. Turpin William B. joiner, h Mechanic st.
Tuttle E. T. armorer, h Pendleton avenue.
Twill Michael, emp Tim Henry & Co., bds Market st. Twing Hiram E. carriage trimmer, h Oak st. nr State. Twing E. W. variety store, h Maple st. near Pine st. Tyler Lucius S. emp American machine works, house Quincy street.
Tyler Philos B. president American machine works, h East State st. opp armory grounds.
Tyler Nelson, foreman American machine works, house cor Walnut st. and Pendleton avenue.
Tyrrell Elijah, emp pistol factory, bds Rufus Sikes'. Tyrrell John P. emp Republican office, bds Stockbridge street.
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ULRICH Frederick, emp G. G. Cadwell, tailor, h East Union st. near Maple st.
Underhill Cyrus, armorer, h Mulberry st.
Underwood Albert W. clerk H. H. Prentiss' store, h cor Oak and State sts.
Upham J. R. emp C. S. Hurlbut, bds East Bridge st. Upham Nathaniel, emp L. H. Pease's livery stable, h Orleans st.
Upson A. A. oyster dealer, h North Main st.
Upton Luther, office over A. F. Williams' store, house High st.
Upton J. B. bds High st.
VAILLE H. R. physician, h South Main st. nr Union.
Valentine Peter, armorer, h south end of Walnut st.
Valentine Thomas, armorer, h cor Oak and Swan sts.
Valentine Charles E. clerk William Arnold & Co. bds Franklin st.
Valley John, emp Joel Kendall, shoemaker.
Vanall Lot, laborer, h Liberty st. road.
Van Bergen Ira, (Greenleaf & Taylor manufacturing Co.) h Cypress st.
Vanhorn Chester, superintendent Springfield Tool Co. h Charles st.
Vanhorn Sylvester, armorer, bds corner Walnut and Union sts.
Vanhorn John, cabinet maker, bds Bliss st.
Vanvorrhis Lamson, emp Smith & Wesson's pistol factory, bds East Bridge st.
Vincent Oliver, servant George Ashmun, Mulberry st. Vincent John B. teamster, h Essex st.
Vining Geo. R. livery stable rear of Exchange Hotel.
Vining Mrs C. matron house of correction.
Vinton J. B. farmer, h on hill north of Liberty st.
Vinton Charles, clerk Massasoit House.
Vinton E. Bliss, clerk W R office, bds Liberty st.
Vose Henry, attorney, office post office block, h Maple st. near High st.
WADE Franklin, joiner, bds Willow st. and Crossett · avenue.
Waite L. R. bds High st, near Walnut st.
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Waite E. H. clerk, bds High st. near Walnut st. Waite Zera, armorer, h High st. near Walnut st.
Waizeman Joseph, varnisher, Warriner House block, Bliss st.
Walcott James M. bds North of toll house.
Walker Lewis, cabinet maker, h Willow st. near Cross street.
Walker George, attorney, h Chestnut st. near State st. Walker Zebina, farmer, h East State st. near Olivet church.
Walker T. M. painter, h East State st. near Chestnut street.
Walker Samuel, farmer, h South Main st. below Mill. Walker Mrs John, seamstress, h Spring st. near State. Walker Patrick, emp George Dwight & Co. h Water st. near Pynchon st.
Walker Henry, conductor W R, h Fort st.
Walker John M. bds Samuel Walker, South Main st.
Walker Everett W. emp Kibbe, Crane & Co. bds South Main st.
Walkley Mrs Sarah, h South Main st. .
Wallace George, h Mulberry st. near Maple st.
Wallace Henry D. armorer, h Central st. near Pine st. Ward Elias, h cor Cross and Maple sts.
Ward Calvin, daguerreotypist, h Bliss st.
Ward Francis C. emp C. Ward, bds Bliss st.
Ward Patrick, laborer, h Pine st. near cemetery.
Ward Lester, emp H. G. Adams' saloon, in the depot. Wardwell Charles, blacksmith, h North East st.
Wardwell Robert, emp Smith's gymnasium, Market st.
Ware A. P. clerk W R office, h Pynchon st.
Warfield Frederick, assistant overseer Ward manufac- turing Co. Indian Orchard.
Warner H. H. student Dr. G. W. Swazey, bds East State st.
Warner Alden, farmer Boston road.
Warner Wm. S. emp Rev. Wm. S. Child, house East State st.
Warner -, emp wood shop W R, bds Clinton st. Warner Dwight C. emp Massasoit House.
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Warner Lewis, book keeper Agawam Bank, bds Wal- nut st.
Warner John, carpenter, h Ferry st.
Warner James, Boston road, two miles from City Hall.
Warner James, pistol factory, South Main st., h Blake's Hill.
Warner F. J. farmer, Indian Orchard.
Warner Hiram, farmer, Indian Orchard.
Warner Samuel, emp Warner's pistol shop, h cor State and Hancock sts.
Warner David, paint shop, Market st., h cor Union and Water sts.
Warner Charles P. L teamster, h Walnut st. nr Oak st. Warner Solomon C. emp Warner's pistol factory, h Long Hill.
Warner Thomas, h cor Walnut and High sts.
Warner Alfred A. emp pistol factory, bds Long Hill.
Warner Amaziah S. emp Smith & Wesson's pistol fac- tory, h Long Hill.
Warner Thomas Jr., cashier Chicopee Bank, h East State st. near Maple st.
Warren Joseph, foreman Greenleaf & Taylor manufac- turing Co. bds Maple st. near Mill st.
Warren William E. clerk Russell House.
Warren D. D. bds Weatherhead's, East State st.
Warren Wales S. emp W R, h Charles st.
Warren Mrs Mary, school teacher, bds B. A. Bullard, East State st.
Warriner Moses, farmer, h So Main st. near Mill st.
Warriner Alfred, emp wood shop W R.
Warriner Walter, farmer, h South Main st. near Mill. Warriner Jeremy, h Howard st.
Warriner Solomon, h cor Howard and Water sts.
Warriner Lewis, cashier Springfield Bank, h Howard st. Warriner J. M. carpenter, h Spring st. near Pearl st.
Warriner E. A. attorney, office over Jenning's store, Main st.
Washburn Jason, architect, h Wilcox st.
Washburn W. L. carver and artificial leg maker, over
T. M. Walker's paint store, h School st.
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Washburn E. G. carver, h Summer st.
Washburn Caleb, carpenter, h Central st. near Main.
Washburn Abiel, millwright, h Mechanic st.
Washburn Obed H. joiner, h Maple st. near Central st. Washburn Jonah D. farmer, Wilbraham road.
Washburn Nehemiah R. h Mulberry st.
Washburn Gustavus F. emp Geo. Dwight & Co., bds Maple st.
Wason T. W. & Co., Railway car builders, Lyman st. near Main st.
Wason T. W. car wheel manufacturer, h Liberty st.
Wason Reuben, h Liberty st.
Wassung William, cabinet maker, bds U. S. Hotel.
Wassung & Gruendler, cabinet makers, Bliss st. near Main st.
Wassung Philip (Wassung & Gruendler) bds U. S. Hotel.
Waterman George N. bds cor York and Main sts.
Waterman Mrs Benjamin H. h cor York and Main sts. Waterman William, emp Wason & Co., h Emery st. Waterman James O. emp D. L. Harris, h Auburn st. Waters Wm. H. machinist, h Emery st.
Waters William, emp Wason & Co., h Emery st.
Watkins Wilson, conductor W R, h Liberty st. East of Charles st.
Watkins Milton D. conductor W R, h Franklin st. Watts Henry L. blacksmith, h West Worthington st. Watts William L. emp C. L. Bailey, h Dwight st. Weale Samuel L. shoemaker, Sanford st. h Water st. near Vernon st.
Weatherhead Joseph, h East State st. opposite Armory grounds.
Weaver W. H. dancing master, cor Main and Stock- bridge sts. up stairs.
Webber Brothers, grocers, cor Main and State sts. Webber Joseph T. ( Webber Brothers) h Pynchon st. Webber M. W. ( Webber Brothers) h West State st. Webster George A. pedlar, h Maple st. near Central. Webster Sheldon, store North Main st. h East State st. near School st.
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Webster Horace, h. Oak st. near High st.
Webster William H. toy and confectionery dealer, cor Main and Hampden sts. h High st.
Webster Ambrose, armorer, h corner Walnut and Union sts.
Webster David H. h High st. near Maple st.
Webster Joseph P. painter, h Indian Orchard.
Wehrle Joseph, tailor, h Stockbridge st.
Weinand Joseph, cabinet maker, bds cor Bridge and Water sts.
Weeks George, laborer, h West Union st.
Welsh Michael, laborer, h West State st.
Welsh Nicholas, emp Dr. Adams, h foot of State st. Welsh Patrick, emp William Pynchon, h Ferry st.
Welsh James, emp P. Sceery, bds Market st.
Welsh John, emp Nelson Elmer, h Congress st.
Welsh Andress, emp J. R. Hixon, h Bush's block, S. Main st.
Welsh Martin, laborer, h Magazine st. next Armory st. Wellman Allen, servant J. G. Chase, Maple st.
Wellman Lyman, wholesale fish dealer, bds Fountain House, railroad row.
Wellman Mrs N. A. h Swan st.
Wellman Marvin, grocer, h South Main st. near Wil- liam st.
Wells James, ticket master, h Franklin st.
Wesson Martin shoe manufacturer, h Elm st.
Wesson E. W. emp W R, h Lyman st. east of Chest- nut st.
Wesson Daniel B. (Smith & Wesson) h High st. near Maple st.
West John (J. W. Hale & Co.) h West Bridge st.
West Rufus, painter, T. M. Walker's, bds Crossett ave. Westrouss, John, emp H & N HR, h West State st. Westwood James, shoemaker, h William st. West of Water st.
Wetherbee Chandler, assistant overseer Ward Co., In- dian Orchard.
Wetherbee Warren S. launder, h East State st. near Orleans st.
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Wetherbee George, engineer W R, h Emery st. Wetherill Mrs Sophia, h Elm st.
Weymouth Henry, blacksmith C R R. bds' Fulton st. Whalen Joseph, emp Massasoit House.
Whalen James, laborer, h Hampden st.
Whalen William, farmer, Cabot road.
Whalen Patrick, emp H & N HR, h Water st. near Bridge st.
Whalen Jerry, grocer, h cor Main and Ferry sts.
Whalen John, boot maker, h West Union st.
Whalen John, emp J. R. Hixon, bds P. Sceery's Mar- ket st.
Whalen Christopher, fireman W R, h Brewer's Court. Wheaton Walter, mason, h cor Water and Margaret sts. Wheeler Horace, clerk Massasoit House.
Wheeler Mrs D. D. dress maker, over Cushman's shoe store, Main st.
Wheeler James R. armorer, h Walnut st. near Pine st. Wheelock Joseph, armorer, h Central st. near Mill st. Wheelock Mrs Sarah, h East Bridge st.
Wheelock Asa C. armorer, h Pendleton avenue.
Whetmore Wallace, mason,bds Stockbridge st.
Whipple Miss Fanny, emp King, Whipple & Co., bds Cross st.
Whipple E. A. (King, Whipple & Co.) h Byers st.
Whipple Mrs E. h Cross st.
Whipple Joseph F. painter, bds Cross st.
Whitcomb Lincoln L. emp Dean & Whitcomb, bds Boylston st.
Whitcomb J. (Dean & Whitcomb) Goodrich's Block.
White Orson S. armorer, h Hickory st. near Walnut st. White James A. clerk N. Angell's store, bds East Wor- thington st.
White Charles W. whitewasher, h rear of Trask's foun- dry.
White William C. jeweler, h cor Main and Morris sts.
White George A. bds N. White, Gardner st.
White Robert J. emp Hampden Paint Co. h Colum- bia street.
White Daniel G. gilder, bds N. White, Gardner st.
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White Charles, shoemaker, Allis' block, h Auburn st. White James L. bds Gardner st.
White William, h East Worthington st. east of Spring. · White Nicholas, mason tender, h William st.
White Joseph E. emp Kibbe, Crane & Co. h Liberty st. on the hill.
White Henry, insurance agent, Goodrich block.
White Henry, emp W R, bds West State st.
White Chester R. h Mulberry st.
White J. N. machinist, h Salem st.
White Norman S. joiner, h Gardner st.
White William A. carpenter, bds Mrs Scott, Stock- bridge st.
White Charles, blacksmith, h East Worthington st. near Chestnut st.
White L. S. meat pedlar, h Walnut st. near Cedar st.
Whiting Aaron, h Indian Orchard.
Whitmore Frank, clerk L. J. Holt, bds East Union st. Whitney Alfred, armorer, h Walnut st. near State st.
Whitney James S. superintendent United States Ar- mory, h Union square.
Whitney Samuel F. carpenter, h west end of Emery st.
Whitney John M. depot master, h Hampden st.
Whitney William H. emp H & NHR, h Water st. north of Bridge st.
Whitney George, flour and produce dealer, City Hotel block.
Whitney Isaac, emp David Smith, h Morris st.
Whitney Mrs C. M. h cor Willow st. and Crosset ave. Whittemore William W. stucco mason, h W Union st. Whittemore Kendall, mason, h West Union st.
Whitten Nathan H. emp Wason & Co.
Wiese Frederick, fresco painter, h corner Maple and Union sts.
Wiese Frank, cabinet maker, bds United States Hotel.
Wight Edwin, emp Wason & Co. bds Fort st.
Wight Oliver B. cabinet maker rear J. W. Hale & Co.'s, h Fort st.
Wight Emerson, contractor W R, h E Worthington st. Wilcox John P. clerk W. L. Wilcox, bds Bliss st.
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Wilcox William L. stove dealer State st. h Bliss st. Wilcox Robert, emp David Smith, bds cor Main and Park sts.
Wilcox O. W. milliner, No. 8 State st. h Dwight st. Wilcox Philo F. president Chicopee Bank, h cor Main and Wilcox sts.
Wilcox M. L. harness maker, emp Lyman & Moore. Wilder John, armorer, h Cherry Lane near Central st. Wilder Sumner, emp Pynchon & Lee, h East State st. Wildman R. C. hatter, bds C. Cole's.
Wildman R. W. emp Republican office, bds E. Bridge street.
Wilkins D. G. clerk J. Ingraham's drug store, h Arm- ory st.
Wilkins Ezra, emp Republican office, bds High st.
Willard Henry M. emp W R office, bds North East st. Willard Justice, attorney, h Harrison avenue. Willard Mrs. D. W. h East Union st. near Maple st. Willard Andrew F. gunsmith, h East end of State st. Willey Madison E. jeweler, h West Worthington st.
Williams Lyman, armorer, h Central st. near Cherry Lane.
Williams Thomas S. millwright, h Walnut st. near East Union st.
Williams Ephraim, armorer, house East State st. near Byers st.
Williams Isaac E. engineer W R, h Gray's avenue.
Williams Elijah A. armorer, bds Woodworth avenue.
Williams A. F. dry goods merchant, corner Main and Court sts.
Williams Freeman W. machinist W R, h Gray's ave.
Williams Joel, machinist W R, h Gray's avenue.
Williams Sardin G. machinist W R.
Williams T. A. jewelry store, cor Main and Sanford sts. h Wilcox st.
Williams Alfonzo C. clerk I. W. Montague, bds Mrs Paul Hamilton, State st.
Williams Mrs Laura, nurse, bds cor State and Oak'sts. Willis Thomas E. armorer, bds Hancock st. near Mill. Willis Thomas, h Hancock st. near Mill st.
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Willis Elias, h cor Main and York sts.
Williston Mrs Eliza L. nurse, h Oak st. near State st.
Williston John T. armorer, h Central st. near Cherry Lane.
Wills George H. machinist, h Fairbank's avenue.
Wilson Charles E. emp at Armory, h Pynchon st.
Wilson George W. printer, opp. Court square, Main st.
Wilson George, machinist W R, h Fulton st.
Wilson David, h Pine st. near cemetery.
Wilson Edward C. emp Kibbe, Crane & Co. bds Wil- liam street.
Wilson Orville P. h William st. west of Water st.
Wilson John A. emp Wells P. Hodgett, h Morris st.
Wilson Geo. C. emp Littlefield & Co. bds Pynchon st. Wilson E. H. S. emp W R repair shop, h Liberty st.
Winans N. A. clerk A. F. Williams, bds High st. Winans Dr. S. h High st. near School st.
Winchell Edwin H. bds Pearl st.
Winchell Volney, jeweler, h Pearl st.
Winchell Andrew J. bds A. Barker, Water st.
Winchell Mrs R. h over G. M. Law's store.
Winchester C. A. attorney, bds Hampden House.
Winchester George W. book-keeper United States Ar- mory, h Union square.
Wingate Mrs, widow, h over W. G. Bliss' store, Main st.
Witherell Byron S. emp Republican office, bds Vernon st. near Main st.
Witman Mrs Adeline, h Elm st.
Witt Mrs A. h East Worthington st. near Chestnut st. Woeffler Lewis, emp D. H. Ripley & Co. h York st.
Wolcott Emerson J. joiner, h corner Walnut and Han. cock sts.
Wolcott James H. music store, h Harrison avenue. Wolcott Lyman, armorer, h Walnut st. nr Hickory st. Wolcott Daniel, emp Russell House.
Wolven John W. emp David Smith's carriage shop, bds cor Main and Park sts.
Wood Darius A. emp Daniel Colton, h cor Fremont and Water sts.
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Wood John M. emp G. & C. Merriam, h Court st. near Water st.
Wood Orin, farmer, h Armory st.
Wood Homer J. armorer, h Hickory st. near Walnut st.
Wood Mrs Z. h cor Maple and Pine sts.
Wood Lyman, armorer, h South Main st. near Mill st. Wood Francis, painter, h Auburn st.
Wood Alfred P. emp Gilmore's billiard saloon, boards Auburn st.
Wood Mrs Amy B. bds Wm. S. Wood's, Charles st.
Wood Gordon B. farmer, Indian Orchard.
Wood A. H. emp Daniel Colton, h William st.
Wood James, clerk B. K. Bliss, bds Elm st.
Wood I. S. clerk J. S. Marsh's, bds West State st. Wood Orin N. machinist, h cor Oak and Swan sts. Wood Chester O. emp Wason & Co., h Emery st. Wood Andrew, laborer, h Cross st.
Wood Wm. S. emp Strong Brothers, h Charles st.
Wood Amos B. painter, h Chestnut st.
Wood William, armorer, bds cor Maple and Pine sts.
Wood John C. armorer, bds Walnut st. near Cedar st. Wood J. S. with Webber Brothers, cor Main and State sts.
Wood D. W. emp Daniel Colton, h West Bridge st.
Woodard Nathaniel, mason, h Washington st.
Woodard Henry E. teamster, bds South Main st. near Mill st.
Woodard Erastus, teamster, h So Main st. near Mill.
Woodard William B. bds South Main st. near Mill st. Woodford B. B. agent H & N HR, h West Bridge st. Woodman Henry, city crier, h Bliss st.
Woodman Charles, armorer, h Walnut st. near State. Woodruff J. M. watchman, h Vernon st. near Main st.
Woodward Solomon W. butcher, h Margaret st.
Woodworth Earl, emp James Kirkham, h cor School and High sts.
Woodworth Solomon B. emp Strong Brothers, h cor Main and York sts.
Woolley John, bds A. Barker, Water st.
Woolson H. P. livery stable Lyman st. h Liberty st.
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Woolson Dan'l P. emp H. P. Woolson, bds Liberty st. Woolworth S. B. (Merrick & Woolworth) bds Ex- change Hotel.
Wooster W. H. clerk A. W. Lincoln, bds Howard st. Worthington Sylvester, carpenter, house south end of Maple st.
Worthy & Rosseter, crockery merchants Fort block, Main st.
Worthy J. L. (Worthy & Rosseter) bds Cooley's Hotel.
Wright Aaron H. bridge builder, h Holyoke st.
Wright Noah, grocer, h East Bridge st.
Wright Josiah, h Bliss st.
Wright George, armorer, h cor Armory and East Wor- thington sts.
Wright Frederick, engineer C R R, h Fulton st.
Wright Edwin S. armorer, h Armory st.
Wright Mrs Francis B. h Water st. near Bliss st.
Wright Oliver N. emp C. L. Loomis, tobacconist, house East Worthington st.
Wright Andrew J. bds Bliss st.
Wright Wm. H. emp C. L. Loomis. h Hampden st.
Wright Robert, h West end of Vine st.
Young Orrin, engineer W R, h West Worthington st.
Young A. A. emp Bessey & Co., bds West State st.
Zenone Antonio, servant, Rev. F. Tiffany, h Central st.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE GOMPANY, Office No. 8, Foot's Block, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $204,522,88.
CALEB RICE, President, F. B. BACON, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
E. D. Beach,
J. P. Brooks, A. H. Avery,
Elam Stockbridge,
W. C. Sturtevant,
E. F. Moseley,
R. A. Chapman,
Otis Childs,
A. Lambert,
H. Fuller, Jr.,
P. B. Tyler,
Sylvanus Adams
James Kirkham,
Wm. Rice, Samuel Bowles,
F. B. Bacon,
Albert Morgan,
R. W. Holman.
This Company having been organized according to the terms of its Charter, is now prepared to issue poli - cies on lives, on terms made especially favorable to the insured.
The greatest risk on a single life will be $5000.
Surplus distributed among the members every fifth year from August 1851, according to the provisions of the Act of Incorporation.
Premiums, when desired, may be paid semi annually or quarterly.
07 Information given, and circulars containing im- portant and useful information furnished gratis to those who call at the office of the Company, or of its accred- ited agents, or will be sent by mail if written for post- paid.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
IPBEN SAVINGS BANK, SPRINGFIELD.
Office at the Agawam Bank.
Deposits received every day from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. STEPHEN C. BEMIS, President.
VICE PRESIDENTS.
Chester W. Chapin, D. L. Harris, Eliphalet Trask, Springfield ; Franklin Morgan of Palmer.
TRUSTEES.
Samuel S. Day, Caleb Rice, Marvin Chapin, Francis Bates, Henry Gray, Andrew, Huntington, W. K. Baker, Theo. Stebbins, Thos. W. Wason, Springfield; Edward Southworth, West Spring- field; W. N. Flynt, Monson ;_ Gad O. Bliss, Longmeadow.
Secretary, A. L. SOULE. Treasurer, F. S. BAILEY.
Deposits made at any time between the quarters ending the third Mondays of February, May, August and November, will be put on interest on the quarter day succeeding the deposit, at the rate of five per cent. per annum.
MERRICK & WOOLWORTH, Counsellors & Attorneys at Law, OPPOSITE COURT SQUARE, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
A. N. MERRICK. S. B. WOOLWORTH.
C. A. WINCHESTER, Attorney & Counsellor at Law. Office opposite the Chicopee Bank. SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
American Telegraph Company
PRINTING LINES.
SPRINGFIELD OFFICE,
Western Railroad Building, opposite Depot,
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This Company owns lines extending direct from New York to Nova Scotia, from Boston to Albany, from New York to Montreal, from New York to Phila- delphia, etc., and connects with lines extending to all other parts of the United States and British Provinces.
Messages sent to this office by mail or express, will be promptly forwarded. No charge for address or signature.
A. A. LOVETT, Superintendent New York, Boston and Albany District.
BEACH & BOND, Counsellors at tam, BOND'S BLOCK,
Corner Main and Sanford Streets, Springfield, Mass.
ERASMUS D. BEACH. EPHRAIM W. BOND.
Notary Public and Commissioners for the State of New York.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Union Telegraph Co.
OFFICES IN SPRINGFIELD,
Main Street, opposite Exchange Hotel,
And in the Massasoit House.
The main lines of this Company consist of five wires between New York and Boston, on two distinct routes-one via Stamford, New Haven, Hartford, Springfield and Worcester, following the line of the railroad; the other via Bridgeport, Norwich, N. London, and Providence, by the turnpike. Its branches extend from Bos- ton to Lowell and Nashua; from Providence to Warren and Bris- tol, R. I .; from Worcester to Milbury and Milford; from Boston to Pawtucket, Taunton, Fall River, New Bedford and Newport. Its connections at New York are with the Albany and Buffalo Morse Line, (the only direct line to the West,) with the Southern and Western lines; and at Boston, with the principal line running to the Canadas,
The lines of the Union Telegraph Company, although so numer- ous, and covering such a wide and extended territory, are never- theless kept at all imes in such perfect condition as to insure to the public the object for which they were established, viz. "re- liability." It is the determination of the managers of these lines. to give the public such facilities as can be offered by no other line, for the prompt transmission of all business intrusted to its charge, inasmuch as the means are within their control
ITariff to all points upon the main lines, 25 cents for first ten words, and 3 cents for each additional. To all places beyond this Company's line, the tariff is invariably as low as by any other other route. For further information apply at the offices. CHAS. F. WOOD, Supt.
R. S. RAYMOND, Agent.
A. F. COWLES,
MANUFACTURER OF
CONFECTIONERY.
DEALER IN Fruits and Nuts, Fancy Articles &c., AT WHOLESALE & RETAIL. North the Universalist Church, Main St., Springfield, Mass.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
HENRY VOSE, COUNSELLOR AT LAW, POST OFFICE BLOCK, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
O. A. SEAMANS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
And COMMISSIONER to take the acknowledge- ment of Deeds and Depositions for the States of Connecticut, Vermont, Iowa and Rhode Island.
NOTARY PUBLIC. Opposite U. S. Armory, State Street, Springfield, Mass.
JAMES E. MCINTYRE, ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
OFFICE CHICOPEE BANK BLOCK, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
J. PERKINS,
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' OFFICE & HOUSE NORTH CHESTNUT ST.
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R. B. HILDRETH, Attorney & Counsellor at Law, OPPOSITE EXCHANGE HOTEL, Main Street, Springfield, Mass.
CHAPMAN AND CHAMBERLIN, Counsellors at Law, Post Office Building, Elm Street, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
Ambrotypes, Daguerreotypes, &c. D. B. SPOONER & CO.'S GALLERY ART.
Patent Ambrotypes, Sphereotypes, Photographs, and Daguerreotypes of all sizes, styles and prices. No. 4 Pynchon Bank Block, Main Street, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
C. WARD'S SUN BEAM GALLERY, Over E. Bigelow's Drug Store. AMBROTYPES & PHOTOGRAPHS Taken in a short time, to order, Opposite Court Square, Main Street.
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AMERICAN MACHINE WORKS, PHILOS B. TYLER, PRESIDENT, IS SITUATED ON THE HILL, NEAR THE U. S. ARMORY. STEAM ENGINES
Adapted to every purpose. CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, also Single and Gang Saw Mills. SHINGLE MACHINES, and Portable GRIST MILLS. QUARTZ CRUSHING and PLASTER MILLS. SUPERIOR BLOWING FANS.
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