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Lowell, Jan. 25, 1833.
LOWELL, MASS.
THE Subscriber would inform the public generally, and his friends in particular, that he has taken the Tavern Stand in Lowell, Mass., known by the name of MANSION HOUSE, where he will endeavor by personal, as well as punctual at- tendance, together with good ostlers, cooks, and other attendants, to wait on his friends and all who may favor him with their patronage, in tuch a manner as will give entire satisfaction.
WM. BLANCHARD.
Lowell Annual Advertiser.
Dr. Dudley Smith,
HAS TAKEN THE OFFICE FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY
Dr. Josiah Crosby, Central st. Lowell, Where he will be happy to attend to the various branches of
MEDICINE & SURGERY.
Daniel Sanderson, REAL ESTATE BROKER,
CENTRAL STREET, No. 2, Livingston's Building.
Dorace Doward, CENTRAL ST. CROSBY'S BUILDING,
DESIGNER AND BUILDER OF HOUSES,
AND
DEALER IN LUMBER.
Boards at Blake's Hotel.
THE
LOWELL DIRECTORY :
CONTAINING
NAMES OF THE INHABITANTS,
THEIR OCCUPATIONS,
PLACES OF BUSINESS AND DWELLING HOUSES.
WITH
STREETS AND CORPORATIONS, TOWN OFFICERS, PUBLIC OFFICES, BANKS, INCORPORATED COMPANIES, SOCIETIES, AND OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION.
TO WHICH IS ANNEXED A DIRECTORY OF
BELVIDERE VILLAGE.
BY BENJAMIN FLOYD.
LOWELL: PRINTED AT THE OBSERVER PRESS. 1833.
TO PATRONS.
In arranging the Directory for the pres- ent year, great pains have been taken to make every part as correct as possible, yet the Author is aware that some errors may be found, owing to the present unsettled state of the town ; but he is confident that the principal errors, found in the first volume, are corrected in this : he also as- sures the public that he has aimed to make the work as correct and interesting as possible.
Much is due to the citizens generally for their readiness in giving information in furtherance of his design; that these favors may be repaid, and all reasonable expectations realized, is the sincere wish of the AUTHOR.
HISTORICAL AND STATISTICAL SKETCH
OF THE
- TOWN OF LOWELL.
Lowell was formerly the Northeastern section of the town of Chelmsford, and contains, by the act of incorporation, four square miles. It is situated at the confluence of the Merrimac and Concord rivers ; the former of which separates it from Dra- cut on the North ; the latter from Tewksbury on the East. It is 25 miles N. W. from Boston, and has grown up principally within the last ten years. It derived its name from Francis C. Low- ell, Esq. a gentleman who early and successfully introduced the manufacture of cotton into the United States. By the Indians it was formerly called Wamasit. The great water power is pro- duced by a canal one mile and a half in length, six- ty feet wide, and carrying eight feet in depth, from its commencement above the head of Paw- tucket Falls on the Merrimac, to its termination 1*
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in the Concord. The entire fall is 32 feet. This hydraulic power is distributed by lateral branches of the main canal to the various points where it is wanted for use, and then discharged in- to the Merrimac or Concord as the case may be. This immense water power, together with a large amount of real estate, is owned by a company call- ed " The Proprietors of Locks and Canals on Merrimac River," with a capital of $600,000. They dispose of mill rights and lands as they are wanted. Besides these they have a large Machine Shop, in which they manufacture machinery, and employ 200 workmen.
The first Manufacturing Company, in point of age 'as well as capital, is the Merrimac. It has a capital of 1,500,000 dollars, with five large brick factories, containing 26,000 spindles and 1,000 looms. It employs from 3 to 400 males, and from 8 to 900 females, and uses 5000 bales, or 1,500,- 000 pounds of cotton annually. It manufactures, bleaches and prints 6,500,000 yards annually.
The Hamilton Manufacturing Company has a capital of 900,000 dollars, three large brick facto- ries, containing 16,000 spindles, 500 looms, and employs 900 operatives, 700 of whom are females. It consumes about 3500 bales of cotton, manufac- tures 70,000 yards per week, or 3,540,000 yards per annum. Two of the mills make twilled goods, the other one plain. There are also bleach and print works belonging to this company, in which
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part of the goods are converted into calicoes and fancy articles.
The Appleton Manufacturing Company, with a capital of 500,000 dollars, has two large brick fac- tories, containing 9,500 spindles, 350 looms, and employs about 60 males and 475 females. It uses about 1,500,000 pounds of cotton, and manu- factures 90,000 yards per week, or above 4,000,000 a year.
The Lowell Manufacturing Company, with a capital of 600,000 dollars, has one factory of cotton goods, containing 4000 spindles, and 132 looms. They use about 1,000,000 pounds of cotton annu- ally, and make 42,000 yards of cloth per week, or 2,184,000 yards per year. These are coarse goods commonly called negro cloths. This company has also a carpet factory, in which are made from 3 to 400 yards of carpeting weekly. They manufac- ture the Kidderminster and Brussels carpets, and elegant rugs of various kinds and patterns ; all of which are equal if not superior to those imported. They employ 175 males and 200 females in the two establishments. -
The Middlesex Manufacturing Company, with a capital of 500,000 dollars, has two factories now in operation, one of brick and the other wood, both four stories high, in which are 2000 spindles, and 54 looms ; employs 50 males and 125 females ; consumes 150,000 1bs. of wool, and manufactures 150,000 yards of cassimere, at an average value of
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$1,75. It has likewise erected the past season a large brick factory seven stories high, which will soon be putin operation.
The Suffolk Manufacturing Company, with a capital of 450,000 dollars, has two large brick fac- tories containing 10,240 spindles, 352 looms, and employs about 70 men and boys, and 440 females. It manufactures twilled goods in both mills, and uses about 80 bales of cotton per week, or 4,160 annually.
The Tremont Manufacturing Company, with a capital of 500,000 dollars, has two large factories, containing 10,240 spindles, and 410 looms. Shirt- ings are made in No. 1 mill, and sheetings in No. 2. No. 1 is in full operation, the other will be in operation in March next.
The Lawrence Manufacturing Company, with a capital of 1,200,000 dollars, has erected two fac- tories the past year, and four buildings for print and bleach works. The two mills and bleach works will go into operation the ensuing season. a Ten brick boarding houses are now built 40 by 25, three stories high. Foundations are ready for one mill more, and thirty boarding houses. The remaining part of these works are suspended in expectation of a further modification of the tariff.
On Concord River, about one mile from the village, there are Powder works, belonging to Ol- iver M. Whipple, Esq. at which is made powder
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of a very superior quality. 30,000 kegs of 23 lbs. each, are made annually.
The present number of inhabitants in Lowell is about eleven thousand, the village of Belvidere, in Tewksbury, contains over a thousand inhabi- tants. This village is separated from Lowell by Concord river, being directly opposite, and has grown up with Lowell in its prosperity.
There are in Lowell ten houses for public wor- ship, viz .- one Episcopal, two Baptist, two Or- thodox Congregational, two Methodist, one Uni- versalist, one Roman Catholic, and one Unita- rian. The last mentioned house was erected the past year, and was dedicated on the 25th of De- cember last. The second Baptist house is nearly completed, and will be dedicated early in the spring. Besides the above named, there are four other religious societies, which are not as yet sup- plied with houses of worship, viz .- Third Con- gregationalist, Reformed Methodist, Free-will Baptist, and Christ-ian.
Among other advantages that Lowell possesses as a manufacturing town, is the facility of com- munication with Boston, by means of the Middle- sex Canal. Goods can be put into boats in Boston and landed at the door of the factories ; of course, their manufactures can be returned in the same way. But the chief advantage is the magnitude and permanency of the water power. The pres- ent canal is calculated to be sufficient for 50 fac-
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tories of the size of those already erected, and there cannot be a doubt but that the Merrimac will always supply a sufficient quantity of water for their use.
Abbreviations made use of in this Directory.
corp. for corporation. cor. for corner. co. for company. h. for house. bds. for boards. st. for street. sq, for square.
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ABBOT ABIEL, clerk at Merrimac counting room, house Gorham street
Abbot Charles, overseer at factory, boards at Wy- man's 3 Appleton Corporation
Abbot Ira, at Merrimac factory, bds. at Hannah Heaselton's
Abbot Jonas P. watchman, bds. at N. Hills' 26 Prince street
Abbot Joshua, mason, brick house Tyler st.
Abbot Philip, laborer, h. Lawrence st.
Abbot Robert, clerk at Abbot & Paine's, bds. at widow Callender's
Abbot (Walter) & Paine (Elias B.) dry goods, Cen- tral st. Union buildings, bds. Mrs. Callender's Abbot Ziba, (Frye & Abbot) house Dracut
Adams Alfred C. housewright, bds. at Benjamin Moore's
Adams Ezra, laborer, h. Suffolk corp. Gore st.
Adams John, housewright, at B. Moore's
Adams John, house Merrimac st.
Adams John, bricklayer, house Jefferson st.
Adams John, Lowell reading room, town house, Merrimac st. house Belvidere Adams John R. counsellor, Lowell st. corner of Adams st. boards at Merrimac house Adams Joanna, boarding house, 1 Carpet blocks Adams Jonathan, at repair shop, h. 1 Prince st.
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Adams Joseph, at Tremont repair shop, bds. at Polly Wetherbee's
Adams Joseph W. at Suffolk corp. bds. at Polly Wetherbee's
Adams Nathan, musical instrument maker, corner Chapel st.
Adams Robert, housewright, bds. at P. Wether- bee's
Adams Sylvanus, at machine shop, bds. at Han- nah Smith's, 1 Dutton st. Swamp locks
Adams Simon, trader, h. Tyler st. near 1st Baptist church
Adams Thomas, stageman, bds. American house Adams Thomas, ( Brown &. A.) h. rear Chapel st.
Adams -, at Middlesex corp. bds. at D. Co- burn's
Ager Nancy, boarding house, 3 Elliot st. Hamil- ton corp. -
Aird James, carpet weaver, h. 20 carpet blocks Alldritt Ann, widow, boarding house, Lowell st. Aldrich -, housewright, h. Merrimac st. oppo- site Bower's lumber yard
Allen (Allston) & Boyden (James H.) W. I. goods, Central st. cor. Tyler, bds. at American house Allen John C. printer, Observer office, h. Lowell st. near opening of Adams st.
Allen John, machinist, bds. at Kelley's, 19 carpet blocks
Allen Otis, (Horn & .2.) h. Central st.
Allen Otis L. bds. at Benjamin Moore's
Ames Nathan, bds. at widow Ames'
Ames Seth, counsellor, Union buildings, Central st. house Lawrence st.
Ames Sarah, widow, boarding house, 5 Appleton corporation
Ambrose Thomas A. (Nealley & A.) bds. at A- merican house
Amsdale David, at G. Derby's
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Ammatt John, engraver at print works, bds. at James Dugdales
Anderson James, housewright, bds. M. Simonds', 8 Appleton corp.
Anderson Robert, housewright, h. Chapel st.
Anderson Robert, housewright, h. Green st.
Andrews Ephraim, machinist, near Catholic church Andrews Jeremiah, at factory, h. Gorham st.
Annable Martha, dress maker, cottages Mer. st. · bds. at Sam'l L. Wilkins'
Annear Edwin S. at Capt. Marston's
Annis William, bds. at Jos. Parker's, Tyler st.
Angier Anson, machinist, bds. at N. Upham's
Anger Anson, at Appleton factory, bds. at John Underwood's
Anthony Isaac, machinist, h. 27 Worthen st. Swamp locks.
Anthony Joseph, machinist, 3 Dutton st.
Appleton Eben, Agent of Hamilton Manufactur- ing Company, bds. at Merrimac House
Appleton Isaac, livery stable, Worthen st. h. Lowell st.
Appleton Samuel B. & Co. hard ware, 36 Merri- mac st. bds. Merrimac House
Appleton Samuel, clerk at Hamilton counting room, bds. Merrimac House
Armor (Harriet,) & Dodge (Frances L.) millinery and dress making, Mer. sq. bds. H. Whitney's Arther Edmund, carpet weaver, bds. at Mrs. Brown's, 18 carpet block
Ashmead Alfred, housewright, h. rear 20 Mer. st. Atherton (Danforth,) & Buttrick (Abner) W. I. goods, 1 Town house, h. Chapel hill Atherton laborer, bds at B. Hill's
Atherton Samuel, machinist, h. 16 Prince st.
Atherton Thomas, machinist, h. 5 Prince st.
Atkinson James V. laborer, h. Central st. Chapel Hill
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Atkinson William, hat store, Central st. opposite American House, h. Belvidere
Atton James, brewer, bds. at Zalmond Smith's
Atwood Mehitabel, boarding house, Lowell st. Hobbs' building
Atlifson - watchman at Lawrence factories, bds. Oliver Washburn's
Austin Asa, cabinet maker, bds. at B. Reed's 32 Hamilton corp.
Austin Henry, housewright, bds. at widow S. Young's
Austin Henry, teamster, h. Central st. Chapel hill Austin William, Agent of Lawrence Manufactur- ing Co. h. Mer. st. formerly Merrimac hotel
Avery Benjamin, at Capt. Marston's cellar
Avery Coffin, machinist, h. 39 Bowditch st. Ham- ilton corp.
Avery Jeremiah, overseer at Hamilton corp. h. 35 Jackson st.
Avery John, Superintendent of Hamilton Man. Co. brick house Appleton st.
Avery Solomon, at factory, h. 16 Appleton corp. Avery William, laborer, bds. at Mrs. Piper's, Suffolk corp.
Averill Clarissa, widow, boarding house, Suffolk corp. 21 Gore st.
Averill Luke, mason, bds. at M. Langdell's, Lew- is street
Ayres - road maker, bds. at Jos. Merriam's Ayer Jas. H. B. surveyor of lumber, h. Lowell st.
BACON CHARLES, machinist, h. 7 Dutton st. Swamp locks
Bacon Willard, cordwainer, bds. at E. W. Liver- more's
Bacon William, stone layer, rear Lawrence st.
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Bacon Hiram, mason, house Lawrence st. Gage's building
Badger Obadiah, teamster, h. Lowell st.
Bailey Charles, stone mason, bds. Mrs. Hartwell's Bailey Catharine, boarding house, 6 carpet blocks Bailey Edwin C. clerk, bds. 23 Merrimac corp. Bailey George, machinist, bds. at Capt. Brigham's Bailey Herbert, overseer at Hamilton corp. house 33 Webster st.
Bailey Henry, machinist, boards at widow Mary Wellington's '
Bailey John, mason, bds. at Nathan Upham's
Bailey Joseph, house rear Appleton st.
Bailey Joshua, overseer of Merrimac Company's work, house Merrimac st.
Bailey Marcia, widow, boarding house 51 Wor- then st. Merrimac corp.
Bailey Manasseh capt. cordwainer, Central st. h. 3 carpet blocks
Bailey Moses, toll gatherer, Central bridge
Bailey Oliver W. machinist, bds. Salina Bailey's
Bailey Salina, widow, boarding house 29 Worthen st. Merrimac corp.
Baker Amos, housewright, house rear of Appleton st. near stone meeting-house
Baker Andrew K. professor of sacred music, h. Lowell st. near Hilliard's building's Baker - - machinist, bds. M. Wellington's Baker Dolly, widow, boarding house Suffolk corp. Baker machinist, boards at Mrs. Newell's 10 Dutton st.
Baker Nancy, widow, boarding house 15 Elliot st. Hamilton corp.
Baker Richard, laborer, Pawtucket st.
Baker Thomas J. variety stores, 9 Merrimac st. and opposite Tremont corp.
Baldwin Laura, widow, tailoress, Merrimac st. op- posite Suffolk corp.
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Baker William, laborer, h. Appleton st.
Baldwin - baker, at Scripture & Wilson's, h. Chapel st.
Baldwin Loami, at Boston & Lowell Office, Union buildings, 3 Central st. bds. American House Ball Abner, trader, h. Tyler st.
Balcom Jonas, boarding house, Lewis st.
Balcom Varnum, housewright, bds. Mrs. Treat's
Bamford - at Appleton factory, bds. Jesse Ray's Bamford William, overseer at Hamilton corp. h. 46 Bowditch st.
Bamford Simeon, overseer, bds. at Wm. Bamford's Banister Rebecca, widow, boarding house Gor-
ham st. opposite the common
Bancroft Isaac, mason, h. Central st. Chapel hill Bancroft Jefferson, dep. sheriff, office Central st.
rail road bank building third story, house Cen- tral st. Chapel hill
Bancroft Jonathan, mason, bds. at Isaac Bancroft's Bancroft Selwin, clerk at Shed's, house Central st. Chapel hill
Banican Peter, blue dyer, h. Lowell st.
Barbour George, housewright, bds. T. J. Elliot's Barbour William, at Merrimac factories, bds. at Mrs. Heaselton's
Barbour Mills O. harness maker at J. Mixer's
Barden Jonas P. at print works, h. 6 Dutton st.
Barden Stilman, at print works, bds. at Brown's Barder Hiram, bds. at Browns, 60 Worthen st. Merrimac corp.
Barker A. D. bds. at Timothy Wyman's
Barker Jeremiah, bds. at N. Brown's, Lowell st. Barker Robert, dyer, house 2 Prince st. Barker William, clerk at Putney's, Merrimac st. Barnaby James Rev. h. 4 Jefferson st.
Barnard C. housewright, boards at Mary Simond's 8 Appleton corp.
Barnes George, bds. at Lambert Howe's
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Barnes Emity R. tailoring & dress making, Mer- rimac st. opposite Suffolk corp.
Barnes George, butcher, provision cellar, Central st. h. Thorndike st. near brewery
Barnes (Isaac O.) & Bond (Francis E.) counsel-
lor & attorney, office rail road bank building, Central st. bds. at Mansion House
Barnes James Rev. h. Central st. near Davis' cor. Barnes John B. physician, h. Elm st. Chapel hill Barnes Thomas (Holmes & B.) bds. at D. Holmes' Barney Cyrus, stone layer, house Chapel hill near soap works
Barney Patrick, stone-blaster, h. South st.
Barrett Charles, mason, h. Adams st.
Barrett Daniel, housewright, h. Lowell st.
Barrett Gilman, baker, at Scripture & Wilson's Barrett James, housewright, h. Lowell st.
Barrett - at Merrimac factory, bds. at P. Holt's Barrett Oliver, commission & variety store, Jack- son st, h. 19 Hamilton corp.
Barr Andrew, tailor, Merrimac st. opposite Tre- mont corp.
Barr Cummings, stone mason, h. Lowell st.
Barr John, boarding house Hurd st.
Barry James, housewright, h. Lowell st.
Barry P. R. machinist, boards at Mrs. Turner's, Jefferson st.
Barry William Rev. bds. at Abner Ball's, Tyler st. Barron Christopher, blue dyer, h. Lowell st.
Barron John C. calico printer, at Merrimac corp. h. Merrimac st.
Bartlett Elisha, physician, Central, cor. Hamilton st. bds. at John Kimball's
Bartlett Isaac, at Merrimac corp. h. 1 Prince st.
Bartlett Jacob, at dye house, bds. at S. Straw's Bartlett Joshua, housewright, bds. at Honey's
Bascom Andrew J. miniature painter, Central st. bds at Wood's Hamilton corp.
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Bascom Clement, W. I. goods, 1 Merrimac st. bds. at Timothy Bascom's
Bascom Jonathan, variety store, Jackson st. bds. at Wood's
Bascom Jonathan Jr. variety store, boards at 40 Bowditch st.
Bascom Timothy, boarding house, Merrimac st.
Bascom Timothy Jr. clerk, bds. at T. Bascom's
Bascom Willard, cordwainer, boards at 7 Apple- ton corp.
Bascom William, clerk, bds. at T. Bascom's
Bassett Enoch, overseer at Co's. lumber yard, house Suffolk st.
Bassett Samuel, housewright, bds. at T. Bascom's Bassett William, housewright, bds. Peabody's
Batchelder David, at Merrimac factories, boards at widow H. Heaselton's
Batchelder John, housewright, bds. at Jos. Page's Batchelder Stephen, at factory, bds. at Heaselton's Battles Joseph, overseer at Tremont factories, house No. 1
Bates J. at print works, house 55 Worthen st. Merrimac corp.
Baxter Darwin D. variety store, Gorham st.
Baxter Henry J. Maj. merchant tailor, Central st. Beal Daniel, overseer at print works, bds. at Mary Robinson's 18 Tremont corp.
Beal Edward, overseer at dress room, h. 6 Suf- folk corp.
Bean Aaron, broker, Central, cor. Jackson st. bds. at H. H. Weld's
Bean Betsey, widow, boarding house, Lewis st. Haven's building
Bean Daniel G. bds. at John Beans
Bean John, bar-room, Merrimac st. Suffolk sq. Bean James, masón, bds. at widow S. Young's
Bean Nancy, widow, boarding house between Adams & Fenwick sts.
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Bean Phineas, cordwainer, bds. at Betsey Bean's Lewis st.
Bean Samuel, teamster, house Gorham st. Bean's building
Beard housewright, bds. at Betsey Bean's Lewis st.
Bedlow Artemas, cordwainer, Central st. house South st.
Bedlow Joseph, machinist, h. 18 Dutton sq.
Belcher William, teamster, h. Chapel st.
Bell John, at Merrimac factories, boards at H. Heaselton's.
Bell Thomas J. boards at Oliver W. Flint's Suf- folk corp.
Bellows Samuel M. printer, boards at John L. Fitts' Lowell st.
Bemis Robert E. clerk at Suffolk counting room, house, 1 South block
Bemis - weaver, boards at N. Dane's 22 Car- pet block
Bennett Roswell, millwright, boards at Oliver Washburn's, Suffolk corp.
Bennett - bds. at Robert Taylor's
Bennett William S. clerk at Hobb's
Benson Joshua, housewright, bds.at Mrs. Turner's Bent Josiah J. bds. at D. Robinson's Appleton corp. Berry Hiram, laborer, h. Lowell st.
Berley - teamster, at S. Wood's Chapel hill Besse Curtis, overseer at Carpet factories, boards at Capt. Brigham's
Betton Silas, stone layer, boards at C. Barney's Chapel hill
Bickford Abraham, at powder mills, stone house near the mills, No. 2 room
Bickford James, laborer, bds. at A. Bickford's Bickford Thomas, laborer, bds. at A. Bickford's
Billings Almira, dress maker, Merrimac st. boards at Hananiah Whitney's
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Billings Charles, machinist, bds. at Wm. Holt's Billings Charles, machinist, boards at M. Welling- ton's, Dutton st. Swamp locks.
Billings Elizabeth, nurse, boards at John Kimball's Central st.
Billings John, at Henry Pierce & Co's.
Billings Samuel D. clerk at Parkhurst & Rich- ardson's, Central st.
Billings Silas P. housewright, bds. at Jos. Page's.
Billings Thomas, house 12 Merrimac st.
Bigelow A. at Hamilton factories, boards at Bet- sey Reed's
Bird Andrew, overseer at Merrimac corp. house 47 Worthen st.
Bixby Daniel, bookseller and stationer, 11 Merri- mac st.
Bishop Charles, at Middlesex corp. boards at widow Kendall's
Blair Rebecca, millinary & dress making Hurd st. Blair John, housewright, h. Hurd st.
Blake Abram P. inn holder, Lowell Hotel, Gor- | ham street
Blake Catharine, tailoress, h. Gorham st.
Blake John, clock case maker, shop rear Gor- ham street
Blake Richard, mason, bds. at Sam'l Gibby's
Blanchard Amos Rev. house Lowell st.
Blanchard Edward, clerk Merrimac st. boards at Rev. J. W. Holmes'
Blanchard Isaac, painter, (French & B.) bds. at G. L. French's
Blanchard Isaac J. trader, bds. at G. L. French's Blanchard -, bobbin turner, bds. at H. Rich- ardson's
Blanchard William, innholder, Mansion house, Merrimac st.
Blaisdell Abigail S. sempstress, bds. at Parker Cook's
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Blaisdell Alva, painter, bds. at Wm. Prescott's Blaisdell Daniel, housewright, h. Chapel st.
Blodget William, blacksmith, boards at D. D. Chase's
Blood Abiel H. mason, bds. at Mary Lakin's
1 Blood John L. bds. at Robert Taylor's Chapel st.
Blood Martin L. machinist, boards at Lowell, cor. Jefferson st.
Blood Varnum J. at Frye & Abbot's, boards at Chase's 19 Tremont corp.
Blom Nelson, at factories, h. 43 Bowditch st.
Bordman Elbridge, machinist, boards at Daniel Norcross'
Bodge James, laborer, h. Fenwick st.
Bodge Francis, blacksmith, bds. J. Mixer's
Bodwell, Isaac R, mason, bds. 7 Appleton corp.
Bohonan Benjamin, watchman, boards at Hanan- iah Bohonan's
Bohonan Hananiah, cordwainer, Lowell st.
Boice Timothy teamster, bds. at D. Coburn's
Boies Daniel, housewright, bds. at J. Underwood's Boies Lewis D. tailor at Fuller's, boards at wid- ow L. Stodder's
Boswell Jacob, housewright, boards at Brownell's Merrimac st.
Boswell Nathaniel, laborer, h. Lowell st.
Bosworth Ezekiel, at factories, bds. at S. Field's
Bosworth Nathaniel S. 3 Stone's building Wor- then st.
Bolin Jedediah, painter, bds. at widow Emerson's Bolton Micah, laborer, boards at Catharine W. Emerson's
Bond Francis E. (Barnes & Bond) boards at American House
Boothe Albert E. watchman, bds. Dodge's cellar Boothby Maria, school mistr. bds. at Mrs. Wyllie's Botfuhr John A. commission book seller
Bottstrodge Joseph, baker at H. Pierce & Co's.
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Boott Kirk, Agent of Merrimac Manufactories and Locks and Canal Companies, house Merri- rimac Place
Bowers Francis, at Tremont corp. bds. at Thom- as Jameson's Merrimac sq.
Bowers John, housewright, h. Fenwick st.
Bowers James & ¿ lumber wharf, Merrimac st. Bowers Jonathan, S near Pawtucket bridge
Bowers Joseph, wood wharf, Merrimac st. house Merrimac st.
Bowker Stephen, mason, boards at Mrs. Corliss', Chapel st.
Bowles Reuben, housewright, boards at widow S. Young's -
Boyden Horatio, h. 5 Carpet blocks
Boyden James, (Allen & B.) boards at D. Mixer's, Washington Hotel
Boyden Uriah, surveyor at Locks & Canal Co. boards at Mrs. Wyllie's
Boynton Franklin B. clerk at Carpet counting room
Boynton Lyman D'. cordwainer, bds. Willard Fay's Brabrook Joseph A. chaise, harness and trunk maker, boards at widow Ripley's
Bracket Osgood, at machine shop, boards at Mary Crosby's
Bradbury Joseph S. printer, bds. at Thos. Billings' Bradbury Hannah, widow, h. Suffolk st.
Bradley H. A. milliner, 20 Merrimac st.
Bradley Joshua B. at factory, boards at J. Morri- son's, 30 Appleton corp.
Bradley Joshua, h. 20 Merrimac st.
Bradford Hafford E. bds. at widow L. Stodder's
Bradt G. J. (H. Pierce & Co.)
Bradt Daniel, baker at Henry Pierce & Co's. Bradt David, baker, at Henry Pierce & Co's.
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