The Middlesex County directory, 1875, Part 24

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Publication date: 1875
Publisher: Boston : Briggs
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No expense has been spared to make the Company's premises perfectly secure. The building is absolutely fire-proof throughout. The vaults are of massive masonry and iron, and are lined with steel and iron. Ample offices are connected with the vaults for the use of safe renters, with separate rooms for ladies. One vault has been fitted up for the exclusive use of BANKS, SAVINGS BANKS, INSURANCE OFFICES, AND OTHER CORPORATIONS.


Until the completion of its new offices the Company will occupy rooms at No. 48 CONGRESS STREET.


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MIDDLESEX COUNTY DIRECTORY.


SAVINGS BANKS.


Arlington.


ARLINGTON FIVE CENTS SAVINGS BANK -Inc 1860. Albert Winn, Pres .; W. Proc- tor, Sec. and Treas.


Cambridge.


CAMBRIDGE SAVINGS BANK. - Inc. 1835. J. B. Dana, Pres .; J. M. Thurston, Treas. CAMBRIDGEPORT SAVINGS BANK, Cambridgeport. - Inc. 1853. Benjamin Tilton, Pres .; D. U. Chamberlain, Sec .; Ed- ward Hyde, Treas.


EAST CAMBRIDGE FIVE


CENTS SAVINGS BANK, Cambridge. - Inc. 1854. George Stevens, Pres. ; Samuel Slo- comb, Treas.


NORTH AVENUE SAVINGS BANK, North Cambridge. - S. F. Woodbridge, Pres .; M. L. Walton, Treas.


Concord.


MIDDLESEX INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS. - Inc. 1833. Geo. M. Brooks, Pres .; George Heywood, Treas.


Framingham.


FRAMINGHAM SAVINGS BANK. - Inc. 1846. George Phipps, Pres. ; C. S. Adams, Treas. (See advt. p. 375.)


Holliston.


HOLLISTON SAVINGS BANK. Inc. 1872. Alden Leland, Pres .; Orrin Thompson, Treas.


Hopkinton.


HOPKINT'N SAVINGS BANK. Inc. 1867. L. H. Bowker, Pres .; William E. Jenks, Treas.


Hudson.


HUDSON SAVINGS BANK. - Inc. 1869. Francis Brigham,


Pres .; Francis D. Brigham, Treas.


Lexington.


LEXINGTON SAVINGS BANK .- Inc. 1871. George W. Robinson, Pres .; William D. Phelps, Treas.


Lowell.


CENTRAL SAVINGS BANK .- Inc. 1871. Oliver H. Moulton, Pres .; John N. Pierce. jr., Treas. CITY INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS .- Inc. 1848. Nathan Allen, Pres .; John A. Buttrick, Treas. Appleton Bank block.


LOWELL INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS. - Inc. 1829. Theo- dore Edson, Pres .; Geo. J. Car- ney, Treas.


MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK. - Inc. 1861. W. A. Burke, Pres .; Chas. C. Hutch- inson, Treas. (see advt. p. 373.) MERRIMACK RIVER SAV- INGS BANK. - Inc. 1871. Jo- siah G. Peabody, Pres .; A. J. Flint, Treas. (see advt. p. 375. ) THE LOWELL FIVE CENTS SAVINGS BANK .- Inc. 1854. Horatio Wood, Pres .; Artemas S.Tyler, Treas. (See advt. p. 374. )


Malden.


MALDEN SAVINGS BANK. - Inc. 1860. Henry Barrett, Pres .; Charles Merrill, Treas.


Marlborough.


MARLBOROUGH SAVINGS BANK. - Inc. 1860. Elbridge Howe, Pres .; E. C. Whitney, Treas. Medford.


MEDFORD SAVINGS BANK. - Inc. 1869. Henry Hastings, Pres .; Herbert Magoun, Treas .; D. W. Lawrence, Sec.


Melrose.


MELROSE SAVINGS BANK. - Org. 1874. Wingate P. Sargent, Pres .; Geo. A. Mansfield, Treas.


Natick.


NATICK FIVE CENTS SAV- INGS BANK .- Inc. 1859. John Kimball, Pres .; Jas. Whitney, Treas.


Newton.


NEWTON SAVINGS BANK. - Inc. 1829. George Hyde, Pres .; Edward J. Collins, Treas.


Reading.


READING SAVINGS BANK .- Inc. 1869. E. Hunt, Pres .; Na- than P. Pratt, Treas.


Stoneham.


STONEHAM FIVE CENTS SAVINGS BANK. - Inc. 1855. B. F. Richardson, Pres .; Ossin Gilmore, Treas.


Wakefield.


SOUTH READING AND ME- CHANIC AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTION. - Org. 1833. Thomas Winship, Pres .; O. Gil- more, Treas,


WAKEFIELD SAVINGS BANK. - Inc. 1869. James F.


HERRING'S SAFES, 56 and 60 SUDBURY ST., BOSTON. Awarded gold medal at Mass. Charitable Mechanics' Association, 1874.


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MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.


Emerson, Pres .; Chester W. Ea- ton, Treas.


Waltham. WALTHAM SAVINGS BANK. - Inc. 1853. Horatio Moore, Pres .; J. S. Williams, Treas.


Watertown.


WATERTOWN SAVINGS BANK. - Inc. 1870 Charles J. Barry, Pres .; John K. Stickney, Treas.


Winchester.


WINCHESTER SAVINGS


BANK. - Inc. 1871. David N. Skillings, Pres .; John T. Manny, Treus.


Woburn.


WOBURN AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICS' ASSO- CIATION FOR SAVINGS. - Inc. 1830. E. N. Blake, Pres .; John Johnson, Treas.


WOBURN FIVE CENTS SAV- INGS BANK. - Inc. 1854. Stephen Dow, Pres .; James N. Dow, Treas.


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INSURANCE COMPANIES.


Cambridge.


CAMBRIDGE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO., Cambridge- port. - Inc. 1833. Capital, $130,- 000. Rufus Lamson, Pres .; A. L. Barbour, Sec. (See advt. p. 380.)


Charlestown. MUTUAL PROTECTION FIRE INSURANCE CO. - Inc. 1861. Amos Stone, Pres .; John R. Wolston, Sec. (See advt. below.)


Concord.


MIDDLESEX MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. - Inc. 1826. Geo. Heywood, Pres .; Richard Barrett, Sec.


Lowell.


LOWELL MUTUAL FIRE IN- SURANCE CO. - Inc. 1832. J. K. Fellows, Pres .; J. Cook, Sec.


TRADERS AND MECHANICS INSURANCE CO. - Inc. 1848. Levi Sprague, Pres .; E. M. Tucke, Sec.


Wakefield.


MUTUAL SAFETY FIRE IN- SURANCE CO. - Inc. 1853. E. H. Walton, Pres .; G. Merrill, Sec.


Westford.


WESTFORD MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. - Inc. 1840. J. W. P. Abbott, Pres .; Asa Hildreth, Sec.


MUTUAL PROTECTION Fire Insurance Company, No. 1 Chelsea St., City Square, Charlestown, The only Insurance Company in Charlestown, will insure on fair terms Real and Per- sonal property in the State.


AMOS STONE, President.


P. S. BRIGGS, Vice-President.


DIRECTORS .- G. Washington Warren, P. S. Briggs, Sampson Warren, Thaddeus Richardson, Andrew Sawtelle, Thomas Greenleaf, Geo. B. Neal, Geo. S. Pendergast, G. E. Starbird, P. J. Stone, A. B. Shedd, R. R. Wiley.


CHARLESTOWN, 1875.


J. R. WOLSTON, Secretary.


HERRING' SAFES, 56 and 60 SUDBURY ST., BOSTON. Awarded gold medal at Mass. Charitable Mechanics' Association, 1874.


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MIDDLESEX COUNTY DIRECTORY.


CAMBRIDGE MUTUAL Fire Insurance Company. Chartered A. D. 1833.


Amount at risk January 1st, 1875, $4,478,000.00.


ASSETS.


Deposit Notes, .


$67,708.00.


Cash and Securities,


62,000.00.


This Company insures on first-class risks in any part of Massachusetts. No charge for Policies, Assignments or Transfers. The Company is paying 40 per cent return premiums on 5 year policies. Applications for Insurance, or renewal of policies, may be made at the Company's Office.


LOSSES ALL PAID.


MELLEDGE'S BLOCK,


555 Main St., Cor. Norfolk, Cambridgeport.


RUFUS LAMSON, President. ALFRED L. BARBOUR, Secretary.


GAS COMPANIES.


Arlington.


ARLINGTON GAS-LIGHT CO. Inc. 1859. Capital, $68,100. President, Estes Howe; Treas. J. H. Converse; Supt. C. H. Wharton.


Cambridge.


CAMBRIDGE GAS-LIGHT CO.


Inc. 1852. Capital, $700,000. President, A.


"E. Hildreth; Treas. Estes Howe; Supt. Wm. Gibson.


Lexington. LEXINGTON GAS-LIGHT CO. Inc. 1874.


Lowell.


LOWELL GAS COMPANY. Inc 1849. Capital, $500,000. President, Sewall G. Mack; Treas. Jacob Rogers; Paymaster, D. B. Bartlett; Agent, Oliver E. Cushing.


Malden.


MALDEN, MELROSE, AND MEDFORD GAS COMPANY. Inc. 1855. Capital, $100,000.


President. George P. Cox; Treas. J. H. Converse; Supt. J. T. Bay- lies.


Marlborough.


MARLBORO' GAS COMPANY. Inc. 1865. Capital, $50,000. President, Thomas Corey. Treas. C. F. Smith.


Natick.


NATICK GAS-LIGHT


COM-


pany. Inc. 1874.


Newton.


NEWTON AND WATER-


TOWN GAS - LIGHT COM- PANY. Inc. 1854. Capital, $200,000. President. Joseph N. Bacon; Sec'y, B.F. Bacon; Agent and Supt. L. P. Gerould.


Wakefield.


CITIZENS' GAS-LIGHT COM- PANY OF READING, Wake- field, and Stoneham. Inc. 1859. Capital, $95,300. President, Ed- ward Mansfield; Treas. and Sec. Thos. Winship; Supt. B. B.


Burbank.


HERRING'S SAFES, 56 and 60 SUDBURY ST., BOSTON. Awarded gold medal at Mass. Charitable Mechanics' Association, 1874.


MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.


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Waltham.


WALTHAM GAS-LIGHT COM- PANY. £ Inc. 1853. Capital, $75,000. President, Isaac R. Scott; Treas. Horatio Moore.


Woburn.


WOBURN GAS-LIGHT COM-


PANY. Inc. 1855. Capital, $22,550. President, David D. Hart; Treas. and Supt. Aaron Thompson.


NEWSPAPERS.


Acton.


ACTON PATRIOT. Weekly. Johnson & Fletcher, publish- ers. Terms, $2.00 per annum. (See advt. p. 18, front.)


Arlington.


ARLINGTON ADVOCATE. Weekly. Arlington Press As- sociation, publishers. Terms, $1.50 per annum. Ashland.


ASHLAND ADVERTISER. Weekly. E. Potter, proprietor. Terms, $2.00 per annum. Ayer. PUBLIC SPIRIT. Weekly. John H. Turner, proprietor. Terms, $1.00 per annum.


Cambridge.


CAMBRIDGE CHRONICLE.


Cambridgeport. Weekly. L. B. Porter, editor. Terms, $2.50 per annum.


CAMBRIDGE PRESS, Cam-


bridgeport. Weekly. James Cox, proprietor. H. R. Hard- ing, editor. Terms, $2.50 per an- num.


Everett.


EVERETT FREE PRESS. Weekly. B. F. Morgan, editor. Terms, $1.50 per annum.


Framingham.


FRAMINGHAM ENTER-


PRISE. South Framingham. Weekly. E. Potter, editor. Terms, $2.00 per annum.


FRAMINGHAM GAZETTE. South Framingham. Weekly. C. M. Vincent & Co. publishers. Terms, $2.00 per annum.


RAILROAD ADVERTISER. South Framingham. Railroad Advertising Co. publishers, E. F. Phelps, manager. Terms, $1.00 per annum.


RAILROAD JOURNAL. South Framingham. Weekly. Rail- road Advertising Co. publishers, E. F. Phelps, manager. Terms, $1.00 per annum.


RAILROAD REPORTER. So. Framingham. Railroad Adver- tising Co. publishers, E. F. Phelps, manager. Terms, $1.00 per annum.


Hopkinton.


HOPKINTON OBSERVER. Weekly. D. B.' Ryder, pub- lisher. Terms, $1.75 per annum.


Hudson. HUDSON PIONEER. Weekly. S. B. Pratt, proprietor. Terms, $2.00 per annum.


Lexington. LEXINGTON MINUTE MAN. Weekly. Arlington Press Asso- ciation, publishers. Terms, $1.50 per annum.


Lowell.


AMERICAN CITIZEN. Week- ly. Knapp & Morey, publishers and proprietors. Terms, $2.00 per annum.


LOWELL DAILY CITIZEN AND NEWS, Daily. Knapp & Morey, publishers and pro- prietors. Terms, $5.00 per an- num.


LOWELL DAILY COURIER. Daily. Marden & Rowell, pro- prietors. Terms, $6.00 per an- num.


LOWELL DAILY TIMES. Daily. Hunt Brothers, proprie- tors. Terms, $6.00 per annum. LOWELL WEEKLY JOUR- NAL. Weekly. Marden & Row- ell, proprietors. Terms, $2.00 per annum.


LOWELL REAL ESTATE JOURNAL. Monthly. Thomas H. Elliott, editor and publisher. Terms, 50 cents per annum. 48 Central (see advt. p. 6, front). MIDDLESEX DEMOCRAT WEEKLY. Hunt Brothers, proprietors. Terms, $2 00 per annum.


SATURDAY VOX POPULI. Weekly. On Saturdays. Stone, Huse & Co., proprietors. Terms, $2.00 per annum. VOX POPULI. Weekly. On


HERRING'S SAFES, 56 and 60 SUDBURY ST., BOSTON. Awarded gold medal at Mass. Charitable Mechanics' Association, 1874.


382 MIDDLESEX COUNTY DIRECTORY.


Newspapers, - continued.


Wednesdays. Stone, Huse & Co., proprietors. Terms, $2.00 per annum.


Malden.


EVERETT PIONEER. Weekly. H. C. Gray, proprietor. Terms. $2.50 per annum. MALDEN MIRROR AND MESSENGER. Weekly. H. C. Gray, proprietor. Terms, $2.50 per annum.


MALDEN TRIBUNE. Weekly. E. H. Peabody, prop. $2.00 per annum.


Terms,


Marlborough.


MARLBOROUGH JOURNAL. Weekly. Journal Publishing Co., props. Terms, $2.00 per annum.


MARLBOROUGH MIRROR. Weekly. Pratt Brothers, pro- prietors. Terms, $2.00 per an- num.


Maynard.


MAYNARD JOURNAL. Week- ly. Journal Publishing Co., proprietors. Terms, $2.00 per annum.


Medford.


MEDFORD CHRONICLE. Weekly. A. B. Morss & Co., publishers. Terms, $4.50 per annum.


Melrose,


MELROSE JOURNAL. Weekly. H. C. Gray, proprietor. Terms, $2.00 per annum.


Natick. NATICK BULLETIN. Weekly. Hemenway & Mayhew, proprie- tors. Terms, $2.00 per annum. Newton.


NEWTON JOURNAL. Weekly. H. M. Stimson, editor. Terms,


$2.50 per annum.


NEWTON REPUBLICAN. Weekly. Pratt & Wood, pro- prietors. Terms, $2.50 per an- num.


SUNBEAM. Monthly. King Brothers, proprietors. Terms, 60 cents per . annum. Upper Falls.


Reading.


READING CHRONICLE. Weekly. H. C. Gray, proprie- tor. Terms, $2.000 per annum.


Somerville.


SOMERVILLE CHRONICLE. Weekly. A. B. Morse & Co., proprietors. Terms, $1.50 per annum.


SOMERVILLE JOURNAL. Weekly. Bourne Spooner, pro- prietor. Terms, $2.00 per an- num. Stoneham.


STONEHAM AMATEUR. Weekly. John L. Parker, editor and proprietor. Terms, $1.12 per annum. (See adv. dept. p. 68)


STONEHAM INDEPENDENT. Weekly. E. T. Whittier, editor and proprietor. Terms, $1.25 per annum. (See adv. dept. p. 52.)


STONEHAM SENTINEL. Weekly. H. C. Gray, proprie- tor. Terms, $2.00 per annum.


Wakefield.


CITIZEN'S BANNER. Weekly. W. H. Twombly, proprietor. Terms, $1.50 per annum.


Waltham.


WALTHAM FREE PRESS. Weekly. George Phinney, edi- tor. Terms, $2.00 per annum. WALTHAM SENTINEL. Weekly. Josiah Hastings, edi- tor. Terms. $2.00 per annum.


Watertown. PEQUOSSETTE. Weekly. Charles C. McLauthlin, Propri- etor. Terms, 50 cents per ann. WATERTOWN PRESS. Week- ly. George Phinney, editor. Terms, $1.50 per annum. Print- ed and published in Waltham. Woburn.


WOBURN ADVERTISER. Weekly. Mark Allen, proprie- tor. Terms, $1.50 per annum. (See adv. dept. p. 65)


WOBURN JOURNAL. Weekly. John L. Parker, editor and pro- prietor. Terms, $2,00 per an- num. (See adv. dept. p. 68)


HERRING'S SAFES, 56 and 60 SUDBURY ST., BOSTON. Awarded gold medal at Mass. Charitable Mechanics' Association, 1874.


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MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.


LOWELL


GAS-LIGHT COMPANY!


Office, Middle, corner Shattuck Street.


Capital, $500,000.


Commenced Lighting, Jan. 1, 1850.


SEWELL G. MACK, President.


DIRECTORS.


WILLIAM A. BURKE.


JACOB ROGERS.


LEVI SPRAGUE. S. W. STICKNEY.


JAMES B. FRANCIS.


GEO. MOTLEY.


JACOB ROGERS, Treasurer.


OLIVER E. CUSHING, Agent. D. B. BARTLETT, Paymaster.


COKE!


CONSTANTLY ON HAND.


Orders for which may be left at the office.


384 MIDDLESEX COUNTY DIRECTORY.


BOOTT COTTON MILLS,


Amory, foot John Street,


LOWELL.


(INCORPORATED 1835.)


CAPITAL, - - $1,200,000.


RICHARD D. ROGERS, Treasurer,


60 State Street, Boston.


A. G. OUMNOCK, Agent.


JAMES G. MARSHALL, Paymaster.


Capital Stock · $1,200,000


Number of Mills


6


Spindles


112,228


Looms


2,386


Females employed


1,300


Males employed


500


Yards made per week


450,000


Pounds Cotton consumed per week.


110,000


Kinds of Goods made .. Drillings, Sheetings, Shirtings, Printing Cloth - 30 to 40.


Tons Anthracite Coal per annum 3,000


Bushels Charcoal per annum 800


Cords Wood per annum 50


Gallons Oil per annum


8,700


Pounds Starch per annum


225,000


Water Wheels .... 6 Turbines, 7 feet 8 inches; 1 80-inch


Swain; 2 72-inch Swain; 1 Engine, 440 Horse Power.


Pay-Day week after last Saturday in each month.


385


MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.


Lowell Bleachery,


Bleachery Street, in South part of the City.


INCORPORATED, 1832.


Capital, - - $300,000.


SAMUEL G. SNELLING, Treasurer,


55 Congress Street, BOSTON.


FRANK P. APPLETON, Agent.


HAMILTON BURRAGE, Paymaster.


Females Employed


-


-


-


40


Males Employed - .


- 360


Pounds Bleached Per Annum .


10,000,000


Yards Dyed Per Annum


-


-


15,000,000


ALL GRADES AND STYLES OF


Cotton Goods Bleached, Dyed & Finished.


25


386


MIDDLESEX COUNTY DIRECTORY.


Tremont & Suffolk Mills, LOWELL, MASS.


Suffolk Manf'g Co. Incorporated 1830.


Tremont Mills 1831.


CONSOLIDATED, 1871.


JOHN O. BIRDSEYE, Treasurer, 55 Devonshire St., Boston, CHARLES F. YOUNG, Olerk, 55 Devonshire St., Boston.


CEORCE C. RICHARDSON & CO., Selling Agts. 68 Chauncy Street, Boston. 115 & 117 Worth Street, New York.


THOMAS S. SHAW, Agent.


J. P. MAXFIELD, Paymaster. R. A. MAXFIELD, Supt.


Capital Stock, = = $1,200,000. -


Number of Mills .


. 4


Number of Spindles


93,968


Number of Looms .2,100


Females employed. .


·1,000


Males employed. .


400


Yards made per week .


.380,000


Pounds Cotton consumed per week ..


.100,000


Kind of Goods made . . . Jeans, Drillings, Sheetings, Shirtings and Cotton Flannels.


Tons Anthracite Coal per annum .3,500 Bushels Charcoal per annum .1,000


Gallons Oil per annum. .


.7,000


Pounds Starch per annum .


.130,000


Water Wheels


8 Turbines, 8 ft. 4 in. diam.


Steam Power .


. 2 engines, 1,000 horse power.


Pay-day, week after last Saturday in each month.


387


MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.


LOWELL MANUFACTURING CO.


MARKET STREET, LOWELL. INCORPORATED 1828.


CAPITAL. - - $2,000,000.


SAMUEL FAY, Treasurer, 28 State Street, Boston.


THOMAS SAMPSON, Jr., Clerk, 28 State St., Boston.


GEORGE C. RICHARDSON & CO., Selling Agents, 178 Devonshire Street, Boston; and 115 & 117 Worth Street, N. Y.


ANDREW F. SWAPP, Superintendent. AMOS A. BLANCHARD. Paymaster.


Capital Stock $2,000,000


Number of Mills .1 Spinning, 1 Carpet, 1 Fine Worsted Spindles 12,500 Worsted and Wool, 2,816 Cotton


Looms.


.290 Power Carpet, 64 Lasting


Females employed . 1,000 Males employed 450


Yards made per week.


38,000 yards Carpets


Pounds Cotton consumed per week. .2,000 Pounds Clean Wool consumed per week 68,000 Kind of Goods made. . Carpets, Serges and Lastings


Tons Anthracite Coal per annum 4,500 Bushels Charcoal per annum 2,000 Cords Wood per annum .70


Gallons Oil per annum. ... .. Red, 24,000; Sperm, 6,000; Olive, 1,200 Dye Stuffs per annum to the amount of. $100,000 Water Wheels .... 2 Turbines, 10 feet diameter; 1 do., 8 feet 4 inches diameter.


Steam Power


3 Engines, 625 horse power


Pay-day, week after the last Saturday in each month.


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MIDDLESEX COUNTY DIRECTORY.


The Wamesit' Power Co.


LOWELL, MASS. Leases Steam and Water Power and Buildings for


Manufacturing


Purposes.


BENJAMIN F. BUTLER, Treasurer. D. W. C. FARRINGTON, Agent.


THE U.S. BUNTING CO.


LOWELL, MASS. MANUFACTURERS OF


WORSTED CLOTHS,


Buntings, Damasks and Moreens. W. H. McDANIELS, Manager.


THE WAMESIT WORSTED CO.


MANUFACTURERS OF


Fine Worsted Yarns,


ALSO, SHETLAND AND FLOSS YARNS. W. H. McDANIELS, Manager.


THE U. S. CARTRIDGE CO. Cartridges & Fixed Ammunition.


LOWELL, MASS. D. W. C. FARRINGTON, Treas.


389


MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.


PROPRIETORS


OF THE


LOCKS AND CANALS


OK


MERRIMACK RIVER,


Office, 22 Broadway, - - LOWELL.


INCORPORATED 1792.


JOHN T. MORSE, Treasurer,


60 Devonshire Street, Boston.


JAMES B. FRANCIS, Agent.


NOAH R. HARLOW, Paymaster.


This Company controls and manages the Water- Power of the Merrimack River, at Lowell.


Pay-day on the Monday after the last Saturday of each month.


390


MIDDLESEX COUNTY DIRECTORY.


Lowell Card Company, MANUFACTURERS OF MACHINE CARD CLOTHING,


OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,


FOR Cotton, Flax and Woollen Hand and Self-Stripping Cards. PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO CARDS DESIGNED FOR NAPPING.


No. 127 Market Street,


L. L. PFRRIN, President. S. S. GOULD, Treasurer.


LOWELL, MASS.


F. M. YERRINTON,


MANUFACTURER OF


POCKET BOOKS


Scholars' Companions, Autograph Albums, etc. ALSO SAMPLE CARDS & CASES


TO ORDER FOR


Mills and Manufacturers of Dry Goods,


No. 56 Washington Street, BOSTON.


391


MIDDLESEX COUNTY DIRECTORY.


THE KITSON MACHINE COMPANY, LOWELL, MASS. Builders of Patent


Cotton Openers & Lappers,


WITH RECENT VALUABLE IMPROVEMENTS.


PATENT COMPOUND OPENER LAPPER. SHODDY WASTE MACHINES AND RAG DUSTERS. NEHDLE POINTED CARD-CLOTHING. S. E. STOTT, Agent & Treas.


WICKASAUKE WORKS,


[ESTABLISHED 1867.] NORTH CHELMSFORD, MASS. SWAIN'S Twenty-four Inch


TURBINE WHEELS


And all Sizes under that Diameter, A Specialty, Manufactured at these Works Only. Governors, Gearing, Shafting, Hangers, Pulleys, Light Circular Saw Frames, Dynamo- metors, Scroll Saws, All kinds of Machinists' Jobbing, Pattern Making, Etc. A. M. SWAIN, PROPRIETOR.


2


80 TURNS PER MINUTE


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SP- INSON-POUR


ARGENT'S MACHINE WORKS .-- CHAS. G. SARGENT & SON, PROPR'S .-- WORKS AT GRANITE- VILLE, MASS, - Manufacture to order Wool Washing Machines, single, or in sets 'of Three or Four Bowls. These Machines are war- ranted to cleanse all kinds of Wool. A Set of three Machines - two Washers and one Ringer - will clean Six Thousand Pounds per day, perfectly. Improved Hot and Cold Air Wool Dryer. Improved Burring Machines and Burr Pickers, superior to any other machines. Burring Machines for Wool Cards, with Worker and Stripper combined on same. Metallic Feed Rolls for Cards. Lickers-in for 2d Brakes and Finisher Cards, a superior article. Metallic Waste Cards for Yarn and other soft wastes. ATOMIZER for oiling wool on Breaker Cards,-this is a new invention, and is giving entire satisfaction. Tt puta the of position


MIDDLESEX COUNTY DIRECTORY.


WM. H. LYNCH & CO. Sail-Makers


And Manufacturers of


ITALIAN & STORE


AWNINGS.


W. H. LYNCH.


SHOW CANVASES, ETC.


TENTS,


WHLYNCH VỊCO.


CANVAS


SIGNS.


ETC.


22 NORTH MARKET STREET,


Boston, Mass.


LARGE AND SMALL TENTS TO LET. AND CAMPAIGN FLAGS.


THE NEW ENGLAND ORGAN CO.


MANUFACTURERS OF


Mtvem Iniano


Organ Company


Cabinet Organs!


FOR CHURCHES AND HOME USE.


Producing more Manufactured Organs (in proportion to their years in business) than any other Organ Company in the World. The BEST MATERIALS ONLY are used, and sold at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES for First-Class Work.


EVERY INSTRUMENT FULLY WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS. Illustrated Catalogue Sent to any Address. THE NEW ENGLAND ORGAN COMP'Y, 1119 Washington Street, Boston.


DIRECTORY OF PATRONS OUTSIDE OF


MIDDLESEX COUNTY.


Abdominal Supporters (Moody's). Pierce & Williams, 12 Bedford (see adv. dept. p. 174), Boston


Account Book Manufacturers.


Collins T. F., Franklin building, 73 Federal (see adv. dept. p. 169), Boston


Deland W. L., Congress building, Post-office sq. (see advt. back colored),


Advertising Signs and Show Cards. Taylor Wilbur H. 99 Court (see adv. dept. p. 171), Boston


Agricultural Warehouse. Parker & Gannett, 49 North Market (see adv. dept. p. 155), Boston


Alarm Tills.


Somerville & Co. 4 Liberty square (see advt. back colored), Boston


Ale (Wholesale). Jones Frank & Co. 77 Devonshire (see adv. dept. p. 162), Boston


Ale, Porter and Cider.


Fairbanks Moses & Co., Howard st. (see adv. dept. p. 166), Boston


Jones Frank & Co. 77 Devonshire (see adv. dept. p. 162), 66


Apothecary.


Warren George W. (see advt. back cover), Brighton


Architects.


Earle & Fuller, 9 Pemberton sq. (see adv. dept. p. 168), Boston


Auctioneer.


Howe Albert (see adv. dept. p. 143), Brighton


Autograph Albums. Yerrinton F. M. 56 Washington (see advt. p. 390), Boston


Awnings (Italian). Lynch W. H. & Co. 22 North Market (see advt. opp. p. 392), Boston


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Badges. Robbins John, 42 Kneeland (see adv. dept. p. 160),


Boston


Baggage Checks. Robbins John, 42 Kneeland (see adv. dept. p. 160),


Boston


Bakers.


Goodrich C. B. 590 to 594 Bunker Hill (see


adv. dept. p. 152), Charlestown Mumler J. G. J. jr. 89 Main (see adv. dept. p. 149), "


Banks.


Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Co., Post-office sq.


(see advt. p. 377), Boston


The New England Trust Co. 85 Devonshire and 16 Water (see advt. p. 376),


Bank Locks.


Herring's Safes, 56 to 60 Sudbury (see advt. back cover), Boston


Bank Vaults.


Herring's Safes, 56 to 60 Sudbury (see advt. back cover), Boston


Blacksmiths.


Carroll M. N. & Sons, 20 and 22 Canal (see adv. dept. p. 148), Charlestown


Gifford G. & E. H. 217 Medford,


Glines & Trickey, Charles River ave. cor. Water (see adv. dept. p. 154),


McLaren C. R. 48 Miller (see adv. dept. p. 151), 66


Black Varnishes. Stickney J. W. & Co. 64 Broad (see adv. dept. p. 167), Boston


Blank Book Manufacturers. Collins T. F., Franklin building, 73 Federal (see adv. dept. p. 169), Boston


Deland W. L., Congress building, Post-office sq. (see advt. back colored),


Gay Aaron R. & Co. 130 State (see advt. p. 375), 16


Boiler Makers.


Cunningham Thomas, 8 Central (see advt. p. 16, front), Boston


Somerville & Co. 4 Liberty square (see advt. back colored),


Boiler and Pipe Covering. Asbestos Felting Co., H. W. Sayre, supt., 11 Pem- berton square (see advt. opp. p. 28), Boston


395


DIRECTORY OF PATRONS.


Boiler Plates. · Morris, Tasker & Co. 36 Oliver (see advt. back cover), Boston


Boiler Tubes.


Morris, Tasker & Co. 36 Oliver (see advt. back cover), Boston


Bookbinders.


Collins T. F., Franklin building, 73 Federal (see adv. dept. p. 169), Boston


Gay Aaron R. & Co. 130 State (see advt. p. 375),


Sanborn S. H. 73 Federal (see adv. dept. 170), Bottlers. Fairbanks Moses & Co., Howard street (see adv. dept. p. 166),


Brackets. , Boston


Bubier & Co. 157 Tremont (see advt. front colored), Boston


Branding Irons.


Williams G. W. & Co. 149 Milk, cor. Battery- march (see adv. dept. p. 168), Boston


Brass Founders. Scrannage Brothers & Cook, 77 and 79 Travers (see adv. dept. p. 160), Boston


Brass Spinning. Scrannage Brothers & Cook, 77 and 79 Travers (see adv. dept. p. 160), Boston


Brass Valves, Cocks, etc. Morris, Tasker & Co. 36 Oliver (see advt. back cover), Boston


Brass Water Tubes and Fittings. Scrannage Brothers & Cook, 77 and 79 Travers (see adv. dept. p. 160), Boston


Brewers. Jones Frank & Co. 77 Devonshire (see adv. dept. p. 162), Boston


Burglar Proof Safes, Herring's Safes, 56 to 60 Sudbury (see advt. back cover ), Boston


Cabinet Makers. Clark & Phillips, 73 Haverhill (see adv. dept. p. 163), Boston


Harvey & Black, 37} Haverhill (see adv. dept. p. 163), Canvas Signs. Lynch W. H. & Co. 22 North Market (see advt. opp. p. 392), Boston


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MIDDLESEX COUNTY DIRECTORY.


Carpenters and Builders. Cutter W. P. (see advt. p. 17, front),


Brighton Corner, Brighton


Brown Amos, 50 Lawrence (see adv. dept. p. 151), Charlestown


Brown William, 5 Sullivan (see adv. dept. p. 154), 66 Stone Charles S. 42 South Eden (see adv. dept. p. 148),


Carpenters' and Plumbers' Wash Stands. Clark & Phillips, 73 Haverhill (see adv. dept. p. 163), Boston


Carpet Dealers.


Robinson & Gary, 17 City sq. and 92 Main (see adv. dept. p. 150), Charlestown Carriage, Coach and Sleigh Manufacturers. Hunnewell Thomas F. 8 Chamber (see adv. dept. p. 148), Charlestown Rice & Hooper, 41 and 43 Chelsea (see adv. dept. p. 147), Carriage Repository.


Cogswell J. A.


Brighton


Carriage Smiths.


Carroll M. N. & Sons, 20 and 22 Canal (see adv. dept. p. 148), Charlestown


Gifford G. & E. H. 217 Medford,


Glines & Trickey, Charles River ave. cor. Water (see adv. dept. p. 154),




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