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MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
THIRD CLASS.
Embraces books, transient news- papers, periodicals, circulars, and other matter wholly in print, proof and corrected proof sheets, if manu- seript copy accompanies the same. Rate one cent, each two ounces or fraction, matter to be fully paid. There is no limit to single volumes of books. Other 3d class matter is lim- ited to 4 lbs.
FOURTH CLASS.
Embraces blank and printed cards, labels, tags, mounted maps and charts, letter paper, patterns, photographs, playing cards, visiting cards, paper sacks, wrapping paper, with printed advertisements thereon, bill heads, letter heads, envelopes, printed blanks, sample cards, litho- graphs, chromo-lithographs, stereo- scopic views, and photographic views. and other matter of the same gen- eral character, the printing upon which is not designed to instruct, amuse, cultivate the mind or taste, or impart general information, samples, merchandise, models, seeds, cuttings, bulbs, roots, and scions, ores, metals and minerals. Rates one cent, each ounce or fraction. If matter of two classes be enclosed in one pack- age, the whole must be paid at high- er rate.
UNMAILABLE.
The following articles are excluded from the mails: liquids, poisons, glass, explosive materials; books, pamphlets, pictures and other pub- lications of an obscene or indecent character; all letters upon the en- velope of which, and postal cards upon which, scurrilous epithets are written or printed or engraved, or disloyal devices printed or engraved; and all articles which, from their form and nature are liable to destroy, deface or injure the contents of the mail bags, or the person of any one engaged in the postal service.
FOREIGN.
On letters to all parts of Azores, Austria, Hungary, Belgium, Den- mark, Egypt, France, Germany, Great Britain and Ireland, Greece, Italy, Luxembourg, Montenegro, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Rou- mania, Russia, Servia, Spain, Swe- den, Switzerland and Turkey, five cents per half-ounce or fraction thereof; prepayment, except on reg- istered letters, optional.
Two cent postal cards can be for- warded to any of the aboye foreign countries.
On newspapers, 1 cent for each two ounces or fraction.
Coin, jewelry, and articles subject to customs duty, are excluded from all foreign mails.
Rates of postage to foreign coun- tries other than as above, being sub- ject to change each month, inquiry should be made at the stamp window for ruling rates, before mail matter is deposited in the office.
All mail matter, except letters, must be so wrapped or enveloped, that their contents may be readily and thoroughly examined by post- masters without destroying the wrappers.
STAMPED ENVELOPES.
The attention of the public is call- ed to the advantage of using stamp- ed envelopes rather than postage stamps. Daily numbers of letters are dropped in the post-office without prepayment, with revenue stamps, and stamps cut from stamped envel- opes affixed, which are held for pos- tage; whereas by the use of stamped envelopes, these letters would go for- ward without delay. Persons pur- chasing stamped envelopes of any denomination, in quantities of 500 and upward, may have request to re- turn in a specified time printed there- on, free of charge. All stamped en- velopes damaged by having been im- properly addressed, will be redeem- ed at this office, provided the stamps thereon have not been effaced.
Railroad Stations in Cambridge.
Boston & Lowell R. R., foot of Third, Jas. O'Donnell, station agent.
Boston & Lowell Railroad and Cen- tral Massachusetts Railroad, North avenue, Chas. J. Robinson, station agent.
Fitchburg Railroad, Brick Yards, Katie C. Hayes, station agent.
Fitchburg Railroad (Watertown Branch), Fresh Pond station, Miss An- nie J. McCabe, station agent.
Fitchburg Railroad (Watertown Branch), Mt. Auburn station, Mt. Au- burn street, Mrs. C. F. Stowe, station agent.
Fitchburg Railroad, Porter's sta- tion, North avenue, Henry J. Red- dick, station agent.
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MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
MIDDLESEX COUNTY.
Incorporated May 10, 1643.
Shire Towns, Cambridge (East) and Lowell.
County Officers .- George M. Brooks, of Concord, Judge of Probate and In- solvency; Joseph H. Tyler, of Win- chester, Register of Probate and In- solvency ; Samuel H. Folsom, of Win- chester, Assistant Register of Probate and Insolvency; Charles B. Stevens, of Cambridgeport, Register of Deeds, Southern District; J. P. Thompson, of Lowell, Register of Deeds, Henry A. Stevens, Asst. Register of Deeds, Northern District; William B. Stev- ens, of Stoneham, District Attorney; P. H. Cooney, of Natick, Assistant Attorney; Amos Stone, of Everett, County Treasurer; Theodore C. Hurd, of Cambridgeport, Clerk of the Courts; John L. Ambrose, of Somer- ville, 1st Asst. Clerk; Wm. C. Dil- lingham, of Everett, 2d Asst. Clerk.
County Commissioners-Daniel G. Walton, of Wakefield, J. Henry Read, of Westford, and William S. Frost, of Marlboro. Meetings at Cam- bridge, the first Tuesday in Janu- ary and June, at Lowell, the first Tuesday in September. The jurisdic- tion of the County Commissioners of Middlesex extends over Revere and Winthrop, in the County of Suffolk.
Special Commissioners-Edward E. Thompson, of Woburn, and Leander M. Hannum, of Cambridgeport.
House of Correction - Charles J. Adams, Master and Deputy Jailer; Charles H. Lang, Turnkey; Fred H. Smith, Bookkeeper; A. A. Davis, Warren J. Livermore, Yard Officers; Samuel W. Richardson, Shop Officer; Elwin F. Persons, Prison Officer; Ransom Willard, Clerk; Wm. H. Sleeper, Cook room Officer; Martin Davis, Watchman; Rev. W. D. McFall, Chaplain; Chester N. Clark, Superintend't of Brush Department; C. F. Kenney, E. Quinn, Wm. H. Gray, Instructors; Horace H. Walk- er, Engineer; George D. Bartlett, Assistant Engineer.
Commissioners to Qualify Civil Offi- cers-Geo. M. Brooks, Geo. Hey- wood, of Concord, Amos Stone, of Everett, H. A. Stevens of Cambridge.
Bail Commissioners-Theodore C. Hurd, of Cambridgeport, Joseph G. Holt, of Cambridgeport, Henry H. Winslow, of Cambridgeport, Alpheus B. Alger, North Cambridge.
Sheriff-Henry G. Cushing, of Lowell; Deputy Sheriffs, Luther L. Parker, of East Cambridge, Ira Tay- lor, of Cambridgeport.
COURTS.
Superior Court-Civil Terms at Lowell, on the second Monday in March, and the first Monday in Sep- tember; at Cambridge, on the first Monday in June, and the second Mon- day in December.
Criminal Terms at Cambridge, on the second Monday in February, and the first Monday in June; at Low- ell, on the third Monday in October.
Supreme Judicial Court-Nisi Prius Terms at Lowell, on the third Tues- day in April, and at Cambridge, on the third Tuesday in October.
Masters in Chancery-Joseph H. Ty- ler, Winchester; Chas. Robinson, jr., W. Newton; Arthur P. Bonney, Low- ell, and Walter Adams, Framingham.
Probate Court-Held at Cambridge, the first, second, and fourth Tuesdays of every month, except August, and at Lowell, the third Tuesday of Jan- uary, March, May, July, September, and November.
Courts of Insolvency-Held at Cam- bridge, the second and fourth Thurs- days of every month, except August.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Chas. L. Abbott John K. Abbott J. Gedney Adams Sumner Albee George A. Alden Alpheus B. Alger Edwin A. Alger John L. Ambrose John H. Appleton Altred L. Barbour J. Edward Bates Josiah Q. Bennett Herman Bird
Lafayette G. Blair Edwin H. Blake W. K. Blodgett jr. Pelham Bonney John Brooks
Richard Ela Woodward Emery
John R. Fairbairn Thomas T. Ferguson George G. Field George H. Folger Eben B. Foster Jabez Fox Henry H. Gilmore Edwin B. Hale Charles B. Haley Edwin A. Hall James H. Hall
James M. W. Hall John W. Hammond Leander M. Hannum Hamlin R. Harding Daniel A. Buckley Daniel W. Bullard John C. Bullard Edward Burnham James G. Harris J. Watson Harris Frank W. Ha tings Wm. A. Herrick Henry W. Holland Michael S. Busnach James A. H( Imes John Cahill Joseph A. Holmes Alfred F. Holt Homer C. Holt Fred. H. Holton Jonas F. Capelle C. F. Chamberlayne Edgar R. Champlin Francis L. Chapman Edward W. Hooper Josiah G. Chase Estes Howe
George W. Chipman Frank M. Howe Michael B. Coogan Felix Conlan L. W. Howes Freeman Hunt Theo. C. Hurd Josiah W. Cook Wm. E. Hutchins Bela F. Jacobs
Josiah H. Cobb
John Conlan
Jerem'h W.Coveney Justin A. Jacobs James Cox
George W. Cram
Simon G. Croswell Joseph Cutler
Watson G. Cutter Frank W. Dallinger Wm. W. Dallinger Vespasian Danforth D. Gilbert, Dexter William Dickson William B. Durant
Arthur E. Jones Charles W. Jones Edwin H. Jose Joseph J. Kelley Chester W. Kingsley John S. Ladd George Lamb Emerson W. Law Frederick A. Lull Edward B. Malley Lorenzo Marrett
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MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
William H. Martin Sam'l W. McDaniel Chandler R. Ransom John McDuffee Charles C. Read J. Stacey Read
Rich'd J. McKellegetEdmund Reardon
Sam 1 L. Montague George F. Morgan Asa P. Morse
William Reardon
James B. Thayer
Moses P. White
Edward H.ThompsonFred E. Whiting
Wm. V. Thompson W.Lambert Whitney
John C. Thurston Joseph Whittemore
George H. Towne Hugh V. Whoriskey
George C. Trumbull Frank W. Wildes
Harry T. Upham H. H. Winslow
Rufus R. Wade William Wright
Enoch H. Wakefield Charles F. Wyman Milton L. Walton
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
Edwin A. Alger T. Henry Hudson
Alfred L. Barbour Edwin H. Jose
John C. Bullard Alden T. Keen
Edward Burnham
William H. Martin
G. A. A. Pevey
John Cahill G. A. A. Pevey C. F. Chamberlayne Chas. E. Richardson John Conlan
Fred. T. Stevens
Eugene A. Pope
Charles B. Stevens
Simon G. Croswell
Henry J. Thayer
Perez G. Porter
George Stevens
William Dickson
John C. Thurston
James H. Potts
Fred. T. Stevens
Leander M. Hannum
NUMBER OF FAMILIES, DWELLINGS, ETC., IN THE UNITED
STATES AS REPORTED BY THE LAST CENSUS.
1880
1870
Families.
9,945,916
7,579,363
Dwellings.
8,955,812
7,042,833
Persons to a square mile
17.29
10.70
Number of persons.
50,155,783 38,115,641
Area in square miles
.* 2,900,170
3,603,884
Number of families to a square mile.
3.43
2.61
Number of dwelligs to a square mile.
3.02
2.43
Number of acres to a person.
37.01
48.14
Number of acres to a famlly.
186.02
244.89
Number of persons to a dwelling.
5.60
5.57
Number of persons to a fomily.
5.4
5.09
Benjamin R. Rand
Henry A. Stevens Henry Ware Fordyce M. Stimson Joseph B. Warner
Alfred A. Stocker Jonas C. Wellington
Chas. J. McIntire
John Stone
Geo. L. Wentworth
Philip S. Stone
John White
Isaac S. Morse
John Rindge Benj. F. Rogers Samue! F. Rugg
Chas. J. B. Moulton Chas. Theo. Russell Charles W. Munroe David P. Muzzey
Chas. Theo. Russell jr. J. Henry Russell William E. Russell George P. Sanger
Henry W. Muzzey Joseph Newmarch Charles Eliot Norton Geo. P. Sanger jr. James E. O'Brien Wm. H. Orcutt
Lucius R. Paige
Edmund A. Parker
Andrew P. Peabody George A. Perkins
Walter W. Pike John H. Ponce
Chas. H. Saunders George S. Saunders Wm. E. Saunders Jabez A. Sawyer George Sheffield Wm. H. Sherman Theophilus G. Smith Samuel Snow Melville Stacy
*The area in land is surface only, and exclusive of the Indian Territory and tracts of unorganized territory, aggregating 69,830 square miles.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS, 1870 and 1880.
BARNSTABLE COUNTY.
Dighton
1,804
1,817
Easton
3,897
3,668
Fairhaven.
2,872
2,626
Brewster
1,145
1,259
Chatham.
2,249
2,411
Dennis
3,287
3,369
Eastham.
692
668
Falmouth
2,430
2,237
Harwich.
3,260
3,080
Mashpee
341
348
Orleans
1,296
1,323
Provincetown ..
4,341
3,865
Sandwich
3,526
3,694
Truro .
1,029
1,269
Wellfleet.
1,840
2,135
Yarmouth
2,156
2,423
DUKES COUNTY.
Chilmark. 486
476
Cottage City (3)
672
...
Alford
348
430
Becket
1,122
1,346
Cheshire
1,537
1,758
Clarksburg.
734
686
Dalton ..
2,056
1,252
ESSEX COUNTY.
Amesbury (5)
3,341
5,581
Andover
5,178
4,873
Beverly
8,459
6,507
Boxford .
824
847
Bradford
2,643
2,014
Danvers.
6,613
5,600
Essex
1,664
1,614
Lenox
2,063
1,965
Monterey
636
653
Mount Washington
207
256
New Ashford .
211
208
New Marlborough
1,963
1,855
North Adams (2)
10,340
Otis
785
960
Peru
392
455
Lawrence
39,068
28,921
Lynn .
38,376
28,233
Lynnfield.
684
818
Manchester
1,640
1,665
Marblehead
7,285
7,703
Merrimac (6)
2,237
Methuen .
4,363
2,959
Stockbridge
2,361
2,003
Tyringham
542
557
Middleton
1,000
1,010
Nahant
792
475
Newbury
1,570
1,430
Williamstown
3,400
3,559
Windsor
644
686
BRISTOL COUNTY.
Acushnet .
1,105
1,132
Attleborough .
· 11,105
6,769
Salem .
. 27,347
27,117
Berkley ..
927
744
4,108
3,776
Dartmouth.
3,455
3,367
Saugus
2,624
2,247
Freetown
1,328
1,372
Mansfield
2,765
2,432
New Bedford
27,268
21,320
Norton
1,736
1,821
Raynham
1,685
1,713
Rehoboth
1,864
1,895
Seekonk
1,228
1,021
Somerset
2,007
1,776
Swanzey
1,356
1,294
Taunton
21,145
18,629
Westport.
2,901
2,724
BERKSHIRE COUNTY.
Adams
(1). .5,639
12,090
Edgartown (4)
1,294
1,516
Gay Head.
162
160
Gosnold
154
99
Tisbury
1,501
1,536
Egremont
878
931
Florida.
459
1,322
Great Barrington
4.540
4,320
Hancock
649
882
Hinsdale. .
1,789
1,695
Lanesborough
1,289
1,393
Lee.
3,938
3,866
Georgeto
2,230
2,088
Gloucester
.19,288
15,389
Groveland.
2,228
1,776
Hamilton
952
790
Haverhill.
18,478
13,092
Ipswich .
3,702
3,720
Pittsfield .
13,310
11,112
Richmond .
1,123
1,091
Sandisfield .
1,103
1,482
Savoy
710
861
Sheffield
2,208
2,535
Washington .
453
694
West Stockbridge
1,934
1,924
Newburyport
13,470
12,955
North Andover
3,228
2,549
Peabody.
9,033
7,343
Rockport
3,873
3,904
Rowley.
1,200
1,157
1880.
1870.
Barnstable
4,248
4,793
Fall River
48,626
26,766
Salisbury
402
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Swampscott.
2,608
1,846
Granby
754
863
Greenwich
638
665
Hadley
1,938
2,301
Hatfield .
1,519
1,594
Huntington
1,235
1,156
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Ashfield .
1,063
1,180
Bernardston
848
848
Buckland
1,736
1,946
Charlemont
932
1,005
459
541
Coleraine
1,769
1,742
South Hadley
3,537
2,840
Conway
1,772
1,460
Southampton
1,032
1,159
Deerfield .
3,493
3,632
Erving
868
579
562
587
Williamsburg.
2,340
2,159
Worthington
757
860
MIDDLESEX COUNTY.
Acton.
1,799
1,593
Arlington
4,112
3,261
Ashby.
889
994
Montague
4,919
2,224
New Salem.
866
987
Northfield.
1,603
1,720
Orange.
3,187
2,091
Rowe ...
509
581
Shelburne.
1,615
1,582
Boxborough.
319
338
Shutesbury
549
614
Burlington
712
626
Cambridge
52,860
39,634
Carlisle.
479
569
Chelmsford.
2,509
2,374
Concord .
3,922
2,412
Dracut. .
1,581
2,078
Dunstable.
443
471
Everett.
4,147
2,220
Blandford.
977
1,026
Brimfield
1,205
1,288
Chester.
1,480
1,253
Holliston .
3,160
3,073
Hopkinton
4,571
4,419
Hudson
3,748
3,389
Hampden (7)
960
Holland.
301
340
905
791
Littleton.
994
983
Lowell.
.59,340
40,928
Malden.
12,004
7,367
Monson .
3,760
3,204
Montgomery
302
318
Maynard (11).
2,295
...
Medford .
7,554
5,717
Russell .
819
635
Melrose
4,529
3,410
Southwick.
1,027
1,100.
8,565
6,404
Springfield 83,536
26,703
Newton
. 16,994
12,825
North Reading.
895
942
Pepperell
2,347
1,842
Reading
3,184
2,664
West Springfield
4,144
2,606
1,382
1,062
Shirley (12)
1,366
1,451
Somerville
.24,964
14,685
Stoneham
4,889
4,513
Stow (13)
1,047
1,813
Belcherto v ...
2,345
2,428
Chesterfield .
757
811
Cummington
883
1,037
Townsend
1,965
1,962
Easthampton
4,316
3,620
629
629
Enfield.
1,043
1,024
Wakefield.
5,547
4,351
Goshen
322
368
Walthan
11,800
9,065
Ware.
4,783
4,259
Gill . .
733
653
Greenfield .
3,908
3,589
Hawley.
591
672
Heath
560
613
Leverett
741
877
Leyden
506
518
Monroe.
165
201
Ashland
2,381
2,186
Ayer (9)
1,893
....
Bedford
932
849
Belmont
1,614
1,513
Billerica.
2,004
1,833
Sunderland.
755
832
Warwick
712
769
Wendell.
4.66
539
Whately
1,124
1,068
HAMPDEN COUNTY.
Agawam.
2,218
2,001
Framingham
6,292
4,968
Groton (10).
1,863
3,584
Chicopee
.11,327
9,600
Granville.
1,216
1,293
Lexington
2,458
2,271
Holyoke 21,961
10,763
Longmeadow
1,401
1,342
Ludlow
1,526
1,136
Marlborough ..
. 10,141
8,474
Palmer
5,505
3,631
Tolland.
$52
509
Wales ..
1,016
831
Westfield .
7,661
6,519
Wilbraham (8).
1,596
2,330
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY.
Amherst .
6.,252
4,035
Sudbury (14)
1,178
2,091
Tewksbury
2,162
1,944
Wenham.
884
985
West Newbury.
1,989
2,006
Middlefield .
648
728
Northampton
12,156
10,150
Pelham .
611
673
Plainfield
4.57
521
Prescott .
Westhampton.
Topsfield.
1,182
1,213
Lincoln.
Netick
Sherborn .
Tyngsborough
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS.
403-423
Watertown
5,431
4,326
SUFFOLK COUNTY.
Wayland
1,933
1,240
Westford.
2,143
1,803
Weston ..
1,448
1,261
Wilmington
933
866
Winchester
3,855
2,645
Woburn
10,782
8,560
WORCESTER COUNTY.
Ashburnham.
1,670
2,172
Athol
4,303
3,517
Auburn
1,304
1,178
Barre.
2.415
2,572
Berlin ..
921
1,016
Blackstone
4,937
5,421
Braintree.
3,834
3,948
Brookline
8,074
6,650
Boylston.
839
800
Canton.
4,520
3,879
Brookfield
2,820
2,527
Cohasset.
2.182
2,130
Charleton
1,900
1,878
Dedham (15)
6,202
7,342
Clinton
7,998
5,429
Dover ...
658
645
Dana ..
733
758
Foxborough.
2,952
3,057
Douglass
2,238
2,182
Franklin.
4,052
2,512
Dudley
2,730
2,338
Hoibrock (16)
2,134
Hyde Park
6,986
4,136
Gardner.
4,943
3,333
Grafton.
4,026
4,594
Medway
3,942
3,721
Hardwick
2,237
2,219
Milton .
3,191
2,683
Harvard ..
1,254
1,341
Holden .
2,492
2,062
Norfolk
930
1,081
Hubbardston ..
1,385
1,645
Lancaster
2,008
1,845
Quincy
10,571
7,442
Leicester
2,764
2,768
Randolph (18)
4,022
5,642
Leominster
5,770
3,894
Sharon
1,442
1,508
Lunenburg
1,109
1,121
Stoughton
4,869
4,914
Mendon.
1,094
1,175
Walpole
2,526
2,137
9,310
9,890
Weymouth
10,566
9,010
Wrentham.
2,481
2,292
PLYMOUTH COUNTY.
Abington (19)
3,723
9,308
Bridgewater .. .
3,615
3,660
Brockton (20)
13,598
Carver ...
1,039
1,092
Paxton
592
646
Duxbury
2,195
2,341
Petersham
1,111
1,335
East Bridgewater
2,713
3,017
Phillipsto
624
693
Halifax
540
619
Princeton
1,100
1,279
Hanover
1,896
1,628
Royalston.
1,118
1,354
Hanson.
1,308
1,219
Rutland.
1,058
1,024
Hingham.
4,482
4,422
Shrewsbury ..
1,482
1,610
Hull.
391
261
Southborough.
2,142
2,135
Kingston
1,519
1,604
Southbridge
6,461
5,208
Lakeville
1,008
1,159
Spencer.
7,460
3,952
Marion. .
957
896
Sterling.
1,421
1,670
Marshfield.
1,784
1,659
Sturbridge
2,062
2,101
Mattapoisett
1,365
1,351
Sutton .
3,155
2,699
Middleborough
5,164
4,687
Templeton
2,789
2,802
Pembroke.
1,405
1,447
Upton .
2,022
1,989
Plymouth
7,148
6,238
Uxbridge
3,111
3,058
Plympton
725
804
Warren.
3,890
2,625
Rochester
1,043
1,024
Webster
5,688
4.753
Westborough
5,217
3,601
Rockland (21)
4,605
...
Scituate. ..
2,469
3,350
South Abington (22)
2,969
...
West Brookfield.
1,855
1,842
South Scituate.
1,815
1,661
Westminster.
1,699
1,770
Wareham®
2.895
3,098
Wirchendon.
3,721
3,398
West Bridgewater ... .. 1,663
1,803
Worcester.,
58,040
41,105
Boston. 363,938
250,526
Chelsea .
21,780
18,547
Revere (23) .
2,263
Winthrop ..
1,043
852
NANTUCKET COUNTY. Nantucket 3,777
4,123
NORFOLK COUNTY.
Bellingham
1,259
1,282
Bolton
902
1,014
Fitchburg
12,270
11,260
Medfield
1,366
1,142
Needham.
5,248
3,607
Norwood (17)
2,345
Millbury
4,730
4,397
New Braintree
603
640
Northborough
1,676
1,594
Northbridge.
4,054
3,774
North Brookfield.
4,459
3,343
Oakham
869
860
Oxford .
2,605
2,669
Milford
2,978
2,862
West Boylston
424
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS.
TOTALS.
Counties.
Cities.
Towns ......
Towns ... .
Cities and
1880 ....
U. S. Census,
1875 .. ..
State Census,
U. S. Census,
Barnstable
14
14
31,840
32,144
32,774
Berkshire
32
32
69,363
68,270
64,827
Bristol
3
16
19
139,074
131,087 .
102,886
Dukes
6
6
4,269
4,071
3,787
Essex ..
6
29
35
244,161
223,342
200,843
Franklin
26
26
35,990
33,696
32,635
Hampden.
2
20
22
104,440
94,304
78,409
Hampshire.
23
23
47,344
44,821
44,388
Middlesex
5
49
54
317,901
284,112
274,353
Nantucket
1
1
3,777
3,201
4,123
Norfolk
24
24
96,352
88,321
89,443
Plymouth
1
26
27
74,034
69,362
65,365
Suffolk
2
2
4
389,024
364,886
270,802
Worcester
2
56
58
226,243
210,295
192,716
-
-
Total
21
324
341
1,783,812
1,651,912
1,457,351
(1) Town divided in 1878, See foot note to North Adams.
(2) Set off from Adams and incorporated April 16, 1878.
(3) Set off from Edgartown in February, 1880.
(16) Set off from Randolph and incorporated February 29, 1872.
(17) Set off from Dedham and Walpole, February 23, 1872.
(18) Town divided in 1872. See foot note to Holbrook.
(19) Town divided in 1874 and 1875. See foot notes to Rockland and South Abington.
(20) Name changed from North Bridgewater and incorporated March 28, 1874. Part of town annexed to South Abington and part of South Abington to Brockton, April 24, 1875. The population of North Bridgewater by census of 1870 was 8,007.
(21) Set off from Abington and incorporated March 9, 1874.
(22) Set off from Abington and East Bridge- water and incorporated March 4, 1875. Other changes in 1874. See foot note to Brockton.
(23) Name changed from North Chelsea by act of March 24, 1871. The population of North Chelsea in 1870 was 1197.
STATE. AGGREGATES OF POLLS, PROPERTY, ETC.
1882
1883
Total valuation
. $1,648,213,423
$1,731,297,061
Increase ..
.. 35,973,447
83,083,638
Total value of real estate.
1,189,524,370
1,226,111,297
Increase.
39,558,543
505,185,764
Personal estate
494,689,053
*Decrease.
3,585,096
Polls.
. 482,844
Increase
. 13,637
15,984
Tax on Polls.
955,380
988,579
Number of dwelling houses
285,373
291,991
Number of acres assessed.
4,494,559
4,494,311
Total tax ... 26,323,432
Number of horses.
. 149,289
Number of cows ..
169,879
Number of sheep ..
(14) Town divided in 1871. See foot note to Maynard.
(15) Town divided in 1872. See foot note to Norwood.
(4) Town divided in February last. See foot note to Cottage City.
(5) Town divided in 1876. See foot note to Merrimac.
(6) Set off from Amesbury, and incorporated April 11, 1876.
(7) Set off from Wilbraham, and incor- porated March 28, 1878.
(8) Town divided in 1878. See foot note to Hampden.
(9) Set off from Groton aud Shirley, and in- corporated February 14, 1871.
(10) Town divided in 1871. See foot note to Ayer.
(11) Set off from Stow and Sudbury, and in- corporated April 19, 1871.
(12) Town divided in 1871. See foot note to Ayer. (13) Town divided in 1871. See foot note to Maynard.
(dec.) 36,586,927 (inc.) 10,496,711 498,828
*Decrease in personal estate caused by taxing mortgaged real estate to party in whose name the estate stands, and exempting mortgagee.
62,780
1870 .. . .
425
ADVERTISEMENTS.
WM. J. HERON, PLAIN & ORNAMENTAL Whitener and Whitewasher,
Plasterer,
COLORING & KALSOMINING
BASEMENT, 610 MAIN ST., CAMBRIDGEPORT. Jobbing of every Description executed with the utmost dispatch. Residence, No. 9 Rockwell Street.
M. A. FEELEY, HOUSE AND FRESCO PAINTER.
In all its Branches. Also, Dealer in ELASTIC CEMENT & RUBBER ROOFING PAINT, 642 MAIN STREET, CAMBRIDGEPORT. Paper-Hanging, Kalsomining, Tinting and Coloring.
W. B. HOLT, House Painting, Graining & Glazing
ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
Shop 14 Church Street, OLD CAMBRIDGE.
JAMES W. MARSHEA, PRACTICAL WATCH AND CLOCKMAKER,
No. 448 Harvard St., n. Harvard Sq., Cambridge.
For the past 10 years at Holyoke Store. Fine Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Repaired, Adjusted and Warranted.
1?
on
FRASER & MURRAY,
Manufacturers of Express, Job & Furniture WAGONS, Buggies, Carryalls, Etc. 248 MT. AUBURN ST., Cambridge, Mass. Horse-Shoeing & Jobbing.
J. WATSON HARRIS, NO. 50 WILLIAM STREET, CAMBRIDGEPORT, MASS.
Sells and Repairs India Shawls, and new-centres old Shawls in every color. Particular attention paid to moth-eaten Shawls. Has had 50 years experience, Has pieces to match Shawls of every Texture and Color.
426
ADVERTISEMENTS.
C. A. MOORE & CO.,
- MANUFACTURERS OF -
CONFECTIONERY.
Store, No. 37 Union Street, BOSTON, MASS.
Factory,
282
Broadway,
CAMBRIDGEPORT, MASS.
W. J. EDWARDS, HOUSE, SIGN AND FRESCO PAINTER. Paper Hanging and Kalsomining,
16 Boylston Street, Harvard Square, Oil and Distemper Graining.
OLD CAMBRIDGE. Glazing promptly attended to.
JAMES MAITLAND, Machine, House, Ship and Carriage SMITH,
J. H. OSBORN,
- DEALER IN -
Pictures, Mirrors & Furniture, Also Stoves & Ranges, 564 Main St., Cambridgeport. Up One Flight.
Cor. Sixth & Harvard Sts., Cambridgeport. Goods on Easy Terms. Furniture Repaired,
DUGAN & RUTHERFORD, Steam Free Stone & Marble Works, FIRST STREET, EAST CAMBRIDGE, MASS. TELEPHONE, NO. 7168.
MESSER'S EAST CAMBRIDGE & CAMBRIDGEPORT EXPRESS,
Office, No. 10 Faneuil Hall Square, BOSTON. Order Boxes at 341 & 441 Cambridge Street, and at Inman Square, CAMBRIDGEPORT. FURNITURE MOVING & GENERAL JOBBING Residence, 94 Webster Av. Orders promptly attended to.
427
ADVERTISEMENTS.
MILLER BROTHERS, -XJEWELLERS, K
Cor. Main and Essex Streets,
Cambridgeport, Mass.
F. E. BURRAGE, REAL ESTATE & MORTGAGES,
Especial attention given to care of Real Estate and collection of Rents.
Melledge's Block, 555 Main St., Residence, 91 Prospect St., near Broadway, CAMBRIDGEPORT, MASS.
JOHN GILL,
-DEALER IN -
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, HARVARD SQUARE, CAMBRIDGE.
WATCHES CAREFULLY ADJUSTED TO HEAT, COLD AND ISOCHRONISM.
BROCK BROS.,
HARVARD
SQUARE
Mrs. Caroline C. Dupee,
TEACHER OF
Art Embroidery,
Will give lessons singly, or in classes at her residence where specimens of the above work may be seen.
C. BERRY, BOTTLER OF MILWAUKEE, Choice Ales, Wines, Liquors NEW YORK
---- AND-
BOSTON LAGER BEER, 459 MAIN STREET.
132 Hampshire St., cor. of Elm, CAMBRIDGEPORT, MASS.
12 Warland St., Cambridgeport. JOSEPH E. WALL,
AND CIGARS.
POOL AND BILLIARDS.
428
ADVERTISEMENTS.
JOSEPH A. P. WHITNEY,
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