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MAINE REGISTER AND
BUSINESS DIRECTORY, .
FOR THE YEAR
1856:
EMBRACING THE
STATE AND COUNTY OFFICERS,
AND THE
TITLES OF LAWS AND RESOLVES: OF 1855 ;
TOGETHER WITH THE
Mercantile, Professional, Elannfacturing and Mechanical DEPARTMENTS,
ACCURATELY COMPILED AND ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED UNDER THEIR RESPECTIVE HEADINGS,
WITH A VARIETY OF USEFUL INFORMATION.
BY GEORGE ADAMS,
PUBLISHER OF THE BOSTON DIRECTORY, MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER, RIIODE ISLAND REGISTER, NEW ENGLAND BUSINESS DIRECTORY, &c.
Office, 91 Washington Street, Boston, Mass.
PUBLISHED BY EDWARD C. PARKS, SOUTH BERWICK.
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ALSO, KELTY'S IMPROVED METALLIC FIXTURES, 'T WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. All kind of Shades made and put up in the best manner. NO. 170 WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON.
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E. & T. FAIRBANKS & CO.,
ST. JOHNSBURY, VERMONT, MANUFACTURERS OF
RAILROAD TRACK AND DEPOT SCALES;
On Wheels, with Patent Spring Platform, for Foundries, Rolling Mills, Iron Stores, &c .; HAY AND COME SCALES, of any required capacity ; WIIEELBARROW AND CAR SCALES; DORMANT AND PORTABLE WAREHOUSE AND STORE SCALES, OF ALL SIZES, WITH OR WITHOUT WIIEELS ;
COUNTER AND GROCERS' SCALES; ETC., ETC.
All faithfully made of the best materials, and may be relied upon as the BEST in the Market, for convenience, accuracy, and durability" FOR SALE AT THE MANUFACTURERS' WAREHOUSE,
34 KILBY STREET, BOSTON. GREENLEAF & BROWN,
AGENTS.
G. & B. also keep constantly on hand an assortment of IRON AND BRASS BEAMS, of all sizes; SPRING BALANCES, of every variety ; DRUGGISTS', APOTHECARIES' and PRESCRIPTION SCALES, of Silver and Brass; BANK AND GOLD SCALES; LETTER SCALES; BUTCHERS' SCALES, with brass beam, or adjusted with circular face spring balances.
SEALED BRASS, ZINC, AND IRON WEIGHTS; TIN MEASURES; SAFES; WAREHOUSE TRUCKS AND STORE FIXTURES generally, all for sale at the lowest prices, and warranted to give satisfaction.
G. & B. are also sole New England Agents for a new and greatly improved HAY PRESS.
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CASCO HOUSE,
MIDDLE STREET,
ORTLAND, MAINE,
STEPHEN M. MARBLE,
PROPRIETOR.
›ard, $1.00 a day. A Livery Stable is con- nected with the House.
BLUE MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
E. D. ROBINSON, Proprietor,
FARMINGTON, ME.
This House is pleasantly located, in the beautiful village of Farmington, on the Sandy River, about 30 miles from the Capitol of the State.
A good Livery Stable is connected with the House.
BIDDEFORD HOUSE.
BIDDEFORD HOUSEI
KILBURN-MALLORY.BOSTON.
T. K. LANE, Proprietor,
BIDDEFORD, MAINE.
The above commodious Establishment is located in one of the most pleasant parts of the city, and is in ery respect well arranged, having recently been painted, re-furnished, and put in perfect order.
F. ATKINSON, Clerk. " The Tables will be furnished with the best the market affords.
MANSION HOUSE,
AUGUSTA, MED, STEPHEN SCRUTON, Proprietor. good Livery Stable is connected with the House.
SCRUTON & BURKLEY, PROPRIETORS OF THE APE COTTAGE HOUSE, CAPE ELIZABETHI, ME., Two and a half miles from Portland.
A fashionable resort for all in quest of pleasme. Every con- mience for recreation will be found at this establishment. Plea- tre Partien accommodated in the best manner.
BY
CYRUS PLUMMER,
WASHINGTON STREET,
Opposite the Railroad Depot,
BATH, MAINE.
A good Livery Stable is connected with the House.
Horses and Carriages furnished at short notice.
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YORK HOTEL
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SACO HOUSE,
SACO, MAINE.
ATKINSON & GORDON,
PROPRIETORS. N. ATKINSON, D. GORDON.
LEWISTON HOUSE,
LEWISTON, MAINE,
J. B. HAM.
A GOOD STABLE IS CONNECTED WITH THE HOUSE.
BANGOR HOUSE,
BANGOR, MAINE.
ABRAM WOODARD,
PROPRIETOR.
THORNTON HOUSE, MAIN STREET, SACO, MAINE. BY E. CRAM, Proprietor. (Late of the Saco House.)
This pleasantly located and spacious mansion, has recently been fitted with all the modern im- provements and conveniences to accommodate the Public, and will be found a most pleasant home for the Traveller.
"y" Stages and Railroad Coache leave this house daily.
JAMES F. DAVIS, MAINE HOTEL AND
STAGE HOUSE,
LEWISTON FALLS, ME.
J. F. D. would tender his thanks to the travelling public for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon his house, and trusts, by his recent enlargement and huprovements, he may be able to accommodate all who may favor him with their enstom.
Horses and Carriages to let.
Lindsey ouse, DEWITT
HOUSE,
ROCKLAND, ME.
GEORGE LINDSEY,
S. TITGOMB,
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PROPRIETOR.
THORNDIKE HOTEL,
THORNDIKE HOTEL
THORNDIKE
S.BLOOD JA
HOTEL,
BY
S. G. DENNIS,
Corner Main and Sea Streets, ROCKLAND, ME.
Connected with the above House is an excellent LIVERY STABLE. Coaches always in attendance for the accommodation of travellers.
ST. LAWRENCE HOUSE, TONTINE HOUSE, BY
DANIEL S. HENDERSON,
YARMOUTH, ME.
A good LIVERY STABLE is connected with the House.
JAMES BERRY,
PROPRIETOR,
BRUNSWICK, ME.
There is connected with the House an excellent LIVERY STABLE.
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PROPRIETOR.
LEWISTON, MAINE.
HOTEL
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WOOD & BISHOP, STOVE DEALERS AND IRON FOUNDERS, BANGOR, MAINE,
STANLEY'S GREEN MOUNTAIN.
KULE
Manufacture and Sell, Wholesale and Retail,
OUR STATE COOKING STOVE, 3 Sizes SLIDE DOOR FRANKLIN STOVE, .3 Sizes CYLINDER STOVES, FOR WOOD, 2 PENOBSCOT AIR TIGHT DO., 5 PENOBSCOT VALLEY DO. 2 BOX STOVES, EXTRA HEAVY, 2 YANKEE AND PARLOR DO., S
Farmers' Boilers ; Oven, Ash and Boiler Mouths ; Wood Tubing for Chain Pumps. Also, dealers in a general assortment of Cooking, Parlor, and Office Stoves, Pumps, Sheet Zinc, Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe, and all articles usually found in Stove Stores. II. A. WOOD,
W. II. BISHOP.
YORK COUNTY MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office at South Berwick, Maine.
. Incorporated by the Legislature of Maine, A. D., 1852. A SAFE AND RESPONSIBLE INSURANCE COMPANY. Amount of Property Insured, $3,000,000,00
Amount of Premium Notes to meet Losses, 200,000,00
This Company continues to insure the most kinds of Real and Personal Property, on the Mutual principle, against loss and damage by fire and lightning. The Charter of said Company expressly provides :- " That all property, whether real or Personal, shall be divided into four separate and distinct Classes ; and each class shall be liable for its owu losses." Not each for the other, as in the old combination Companies.
THE FIRST CLASS, OR FARMER'S COMPANY;
Insures Dwelling Houses, Barns and Out Buildings and their contents, when situated at a distance of not less than four rods from other buildings, for a term not more than six years. The farmers can readily see the advantages of insuring in a Class or Company by themselves, where they are not subjected to the risk of property more hazardous than their own. The assessment on five hundred dollars of property insured in this Class, for a period of 33 years, is only one dollar and thirty-eight cents. Farmers will do well to insure in this Company, as it is much the cheapest Company In Maine.
THE SECOND CLASS, OR VILLAGE COMPANY,
Insures Dwelling Houses, Barns and Out Buildings, and their contents, in Towns and Villages, and in the Country, when situated at a distance of less than four rods from safe descriptions of Property : for a term not exceeding six years. This Class, while in its infancy, met with heavy losses, and assessed its members severely, as is most ever the case with all new Companies. It hus now recovered from that shock, is firmly and permanently established, constantly receiving large ac- cessions to its members, and has added a large amount to its capital. Its aim is onward, and will hereafter be a very cheap Campany.
THE THIRD CLASS, OR MERCHANT'S COMPANY, Insures Stores, Merchandize, Public Houses, Churches, School Houses, Academies, Saddle, Harness and Trunk-makers' Shops, Bridges and other description of property not insurable in other Classes, for a term not exceeding three years. The assessment in this class for the past year has been less than stock rates by some 50 per cent.
This Company has done an active and highly successful business for the past four years. Its business is rapidly in- creasing, and is extending to every town in Maine .- It is emphatically & State Company. Combining all the advantages of town and local Companies, and free icom their seetional and local disadvantages, in combining a sufficient capital to sustain a considerable loss. It Is condur ted with the most rigid economy, adjusts its losses liberally and promptly, and is confidently recommended to the favorable consideration of the Property holders of Maine. It promises indemnity to the in- sured, and ably and liberally sustains that assurance. For terms and information, apply at the Company's Office.
G. C. WALLINGFORD, President. JOHN N. GOODWIN, Sec'y. 'ABNER OAKES, Treas. SHIPLEY W. RICKER, Actuary.
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PUBLISHING HOUSE AND BOOK STORE. FRANCIS BLAKE,
PUBLISHER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Standard, School, Law, Medical, Theological, Classical, Masonic, Music, Nautical, and Miscellaneous
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WRAPPING PAPER IN ALL ITS VARIETIES.
IMPORTER OF
Stationery and Paper Hangings. MANUFACTURER OF
PATENT PAGED ACCOUNT BOOKS,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT CONSTANTLY ON IIAND. Also, will make to order
Blank Books for Banking Houses, Manufactories, Counties, &c.,
Of the best paper, printed and ruled to any pattern, which for style and durability are unsurpassed, as he employs in that department only those who have been long engaged in that branch of the business.
SHEET MUSIC AND PERIODICALS
BOUND TO ORDER, IN ANY STYLE DESIRED, AT SHORT NOTICE. IIe has established a Depot for
LAW AND MEDICAL BOOKS,
Special arrangements having been made to supply the Legal and Medical profession at the Publishers' Prices.
LAWYERS' DOCKETS & LAW BLANKS FURNISHED TO ORDER. Also, a large assortment of Blanks of every description.
SINGING BOOKS FOR TEACHERS AND SCHOOLS, BY THE DOZEN OR SINGLE COPY, AT LOW PRICES.
Agent for the sale of the Publications of the Congregational Board. The Publications of the American Bible Society for sale at their prices.
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS IN LARGE VARIETY.
ALSO, GENERAL AGENT, FOR MAINE, FOR
Mitchel's Outline Map, for the use of Academies and Schools.
F. BLAKE publishes Town's series of Reading Books, Town's Speller and Definer, Town's Analysis, Weld's old and new Grammars, Weld's Parsing Books, Smyth's Mathematical Works, Weld's Latin Lessons and Reader, Maine Justice of the Peace, Maine Townsman, together with many others not published by him when connected with EZRA CARTER, JR.
By exchanging his Publications with Publishing Houses in Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and other cities, he is en- abled to sell all the most desirable Books at their prices, and he is confident that those in want of anything in his line of business will find it for their advantage to look over his large, new and desirable stock of Goods before making their purchases.
All orders from Merchants and others will be filled as quickly and on as reasonable terms, as if they were present them- selves. They will find him always watchful of their interests, disregarding trouble, care and attention, if they may but result in satisfying his friends.
N. B .- The attention of Lawyers and Physicians is particularly called to the fact that a Law and Medical Depot has been established.
58 EXCHANGE STREET, PORTLAND,
Next door to Bank of Cumberland,
PORTLAND, January 1, 1856.
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PREFACE.
In presenting the second volume of the MAINE REGISTER AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY to the public, we might content ourselves with simply making our acknowledgments to our patrons and the public ; but the character of the pres- ent number, prepared under our enlarged experience and observation, justifies a few words of introduction.
We have endeavored to make the second number more attractive and valua- ble than its predecessor ; and the present enlarged and well-filled volume demonstrates our success.
The Register contains the most desirable business information that could be furnished in the same space and form,-valuable alike to Merchants and Manu- facturers in every branch of industry throughout the State. Also, a complete record of State and County Officers, for the current year.
Our thanks are due to all who have so kindly aided and sustained us by their cooperation and patronage.
PORTLAND COMPANY, PORTLAND, MAINE,
MANUFACTURE LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES AND TENDERS, STEAMBOAT AND STATIONARY ENGINES,
Mail, Freight, Earth and Hand Cars, Snow Plows, Railroad Frogs, Switches, Chairs, and every other kind of
Dry and Green Sand Composition and Iron Castings; High and Low Pressure Boilers, Mill Gearing, Shafting, Large Lathes and other Tools for Railroad and other Machine Shops.
SHIP TANKS, ;c. Also, Sole Agents for the State of Maine for the CELEBRATED WASHBURN CHILLED WHEEL.
WHEELS OF ALL SIZES CONSTANTLY ON HAND. JOHN SPARROW, Superintendent.
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1856, by GEORGE ADAMS, in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the District of Massachusetts.
DAMRELL & MOORE, Printers, 16 Devonshire Street, Boston.
NEW ENGLAND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
THE SUBSCRIBER WILL PUBLISH, IN JULY, A COMPLETE
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
OF THE NEW ENGLAND STATES,
MAINE, MASSACHUSETTS, RHODE ISLAND, NEW HAMPSHIRE, VERMONT, CONNECTICUT. It will contain, in addition to the BUSINESS DIRECTORY, a variety of matter relative to the
MECHANICAL AND MANUFACTURING INTERESTS OF NEW ENGLAND. ALSO, A VARIETY OF USEFUL INFORMATION.
Every Trade, Occupation, and Profession, will be fully represented; and those who wish to give a more detailed account of their business than can be given in the special directory, will have an opportunity of doing so in the Miscellaneous and Advertising Department of the work.
The attention of Business Men is respectfully invited to the work, and with their co-operation the publisher hopes to make it a faithful representation of the
ENTERPRISE AND BUSINESS OF NEW ENGLAND.
The following vote in regard to the work was passed by the Boston Board of Trade, Dec. 17, 1855.
"Resolved, That the Board of Trade look with favor upon the announcement of a New Eng- land Business Directory which Mr. George Adams has the intention to publish, and consider that it will be a valuable work of reference to the business community."
The work will be of Octavo size - handsomely printed, and contain from six to eight hundred pages.
PRICE,"
'$3.00.
Advertisements will be inserted in the Advertising Department at the following rates, in- cluding a copy of the work :
One page, $30.00 Quarter page, $12.50
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Ilalf do. 20.00 Eighth do .. 8.00
Communications respecting the work will receive immediate attention.
ADDRESS GEORGE ADAMS,
91 Washington St., Boston.
Directories and Registers, published by GEORGE ADAMS.
Boston Directory, in July,
$1.50 |Fall River Directory
.50c.
Massachusetts Register, in Feb.
1.25
Lowell Directory,
$1.00
Mass. Business Directory,
1.00 Lyun Directory,
.50
Maine Register and Business Directory,
1.00 Manchester Directory,
.50
N. E. Business Directory,
3.00 Roxbury Directory, .50
Rhode Island Register & Business Directory,
.75 Salem Directory, .50
Charlestown Directory,
50 Guide to Boston,
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( FOR INDEX, SEE NEXT PAGE.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Page.
Academies 122
Act relating to Supreme Judicial
Court ..
159
Acts passed in 1855
22
Advertisements follow
294
Agricultural Societies,
134
Androscoggin County Officers
.43
Aroostook County Officers
.45
Attorneys .
204
Augusta City Officers
149
Bangor City Officers
150
Banks in Maine
.94
Bank Commissioners
.40
Bath City Officers
151
Belfast City Officers
152
Biddeford City Officers
153
Bowdoin College .
118
Business Directory
160
Calais City Officers
154
Census of New England
6
" Maine (1850) 9
Charitable Associations
128
City Governments ..
149-158
Civil Government of Maine
17
Clergymen
194
Clerks of the Supreme Courts
.35
Colleges
118
Commissioners Resident in Maine
.36
in other States
.36
of Wrecks
.40
Consuls
112
Counsellors
204
County Officers, Androscoggin County . 43 Aroostook County ... .. 45
66
Cumberland County.
.. 46
Franklin County.
.. 49
66
Hancock County
.50
66
Kennebec County
.52
66
Lincoln County
.55
Oxford County. .. 57
Penobscot County
.59
Piscataquis County
.63
Sagadahoc County
.. 64
16
Somerset County .
.65
Waldo County .
.67
Washington County .... 69
York County.
71
Courts, County Commissioners, (see each County.)
Courts, Municipal and Police .34
Court, Supreme Judicial. 34
Courts, United States. .34
Court of Claims ..
.34
Cumberland County Officers
.46
Custom Houses
110
East Maine Conference Seminary 122 Expenditures of the State. 145
Expresses
144
Franklin County Officers
49
Gardiner City Officers 155
Gas Light Companies. 108 Government of Maine, 1856 17 Governor, Votes for. .75
Governors of Maine, since 1820 294
Hallowell City Officers
156
Hancock County Officers
50
Incorporated Companies
.105
Index to Advertisements 293
Insane Ilospital .
.129
Inspectors ..
.41
Insurance Companies.
102
Judiciary of Maine
.34
Justices throughout the State.
.39
Page.
Justices of the Peace, (see each County.)
Kennebec County Officers
.52
Land Agent's Account.
.146
Laws and Resolves, 1855
22-33
Lincoln County Officers
.55
Literary Associations.
130
Loan and Fund Associations.
105
Maine Charitable Mechanic As- sociation. 128
66
Executive Council, 1856.
17
66
Historical Society
132
Insane Hospital.
.129
Legislature, 1856
.17
Pomological Society
135
121
State Seminary.
Wesleyan Seminary
121
Masonic Institutions
112
Medical Association ..
119
Medical School of Mainc
119
Methodist Episcopal Church
121
Militia of Maine ..
8.1
Newspapers
141
Odd Fellows
116
Oxford County Officers
.57
Normal Institute
126
Parsonsfield Seminary
127
Penobscot County Officers
.59
Physicians ...
252
Piscataquis County Officers.
63
Population of Maine, 1850
.. 9
of New England 7
of United States 16
Portland City Officers ..
157
Society of Natural Ilistory . . 132
Post Offices and Postmasters ...
287
Probate Courts, (see County
Officers,) and page
159
Public Administrators, &c.
.40
Railroads
137
Receipts of the State ..
145
Religious Associations
133
Resolves of 1855
30-33
Resources of Maine
.74
Representatives of Maine, 1856
19
Revenue Service
111
Rockland City Officers
158
Sagadahoc County Officers
.64
Salaries of Public Officers
.42
Savings Banks
101
Schools in Maine.
129
Senate of Maine.
.18
Sheriffs, (sce County Officers.)
Societies.
128
Somerset County Officers
.65
State Insane Hospital
1:29
State Prison ...
148
State Reform School
142
Steamers
143
Supreme Judicial Court.
3
Telegraph Lines
109
Theological Seminary
121
Towns in New England.
. 6
Town Clerks ..
75-83
United States Courts
Votes for Governor, 1854-5
75-83
Waldo County Officers
.67
Washington County Officers
69
Waterville College
119
Westbrook Seminary
127
York County Officers
71
POPULATION OF NEW ENGLAND.
We give below, according to the United States Census of 1850, the popula- tion of the New England States. Also the population of Massachusetts, for 1 855, as shown by the State Census.
STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS.
BARNSTABLE. 1850.
1855.
Barnstable,
4901
4996
Brewster,
1525
1525
Chatham,
2439
2560
Dennis,
3257
3497
Westport,
2795
2822
Easthanı,
845
808
76192
87425
Harwich,
3258
3699
DUKES.
Orleans,
1848
1754
Chilmark,
747
676
Sandwich,
4368 .
4495
Edgartown,
1990
1898
Truro,
2051
1917
Wellfleet,
2411
2325
Yarmouth,
2595
2592
4540
4401
35276
35877
Amesbury,
3113
3585
Andover,
6915
1810
Alford,
502
526
Boxford,
982
1034
Becket,
1223
1472
Bradford,
1328
1272
Danvers,
8109
4000
Cheshire,
1298
1532
Essex,
1585
1668
Clarksburg,
384
424
Georgetown,
2052
2042
Dalton
1020
1064
Gloucester,
7786
8935
Egremont,
1013
992
Groveland,
1286
1367
Florida,
561
612
Hamilton,
889
896
Great Barrington,
3264
3449
Haverhill,
5877
7940
Hancock,
789
818
Ipswich,
3319
3121
Hinsdale,
1253
1361
Lawrence,
8282
16081
Lanesboro',
1229
1235
Lynn,
14257
15713
Lee,
3220
4220
Lynnfield,
1723
883
Lenox,
1599
1921
Manchester,
1638
1878
Monterey,
761
823
Marblehead,
6167
6933
New Ashford,
186
195
Middleton,
832
880
North Marlboro',
1847
1647
Nahant,
270
Otis,
1224
1018
Newbury,
4426
1483
Peru,
519
487
Newburyport,
9572
13354
Pittsfield,
5372
6501
Rockport,
3274
3498
Sandisfield,
1619
1615
Rowley,
1075
1315
Savoy,
955
919
Salem,
20264
20934
Sheffield,
2769
2624
Salisbury,
3100
3185
Stockbridge,
1941
2058
Saugus,
1552
1788
Tyringham,
821
710
South Danvers,
5348
Washington,
953
1068
Swampscott,
1170
1250
Williamstown,
2626
2529
Wenham,
977
1073
Windsor,
897
905
West Newbury,
1746
2091
49591
5279
131300
151167
BRISTOL.
FRANKLIN.
Attleboro',
4200
5451
Ashfield,
1394
13-12
Berkley,
908
924
Bernardston,
937
908
Dartmouth,
3868
3655
Buckland,
1056
1614
Dighton,
1641
1729
Charlemont,
1173
1113
Easton,
2337
2748
Coleraine,
1785
1604
Fairhaven,
4304
4693
Conway,
1831
1784
Fall River,
11524
12680
Deerfield,
2421
2,68
Freetown,
1615
1585
Irving,
419
471
Mansfield,
1789
2119
Gill,
751
733
New Bedford,
16443
20389
Greenfield,
2580
2945
Norton,
1966
1894
881
771
Pawtucket,
3753
4132
Heath,
803
711
395081
974.1 1
Raynham,
1541
1634
Rehoboth,
2104
2107
Seekonk,
2243
2304
Somerset,
1166
1339
Swanzey,
1554
1467
Taunton.
10441
13750
Falmouth,
2621
2613
Provincetown,
3157
3096
Tisbury,
1803
1827
BERKSHIRE.
Adams,
6172
6980
Beverly,
5376
5944
Boston Corner,
73
Mount Washington,
351
344
Methuen,
2538
2582
North Andover,
2276
Richmond,
907
970
1335
West Stockbridge,
1713
1736
Topsfield,
Hawley,
ESSEX.
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POPULATION OF NEW ENGLAND.
Leverett,
948
982
Charlestown,
17216
21742
Leyden,
716
653
Chelmsford,
2097
2140
Monroe,
254
217
Concord,
2249
2251
Montague,
1518
1509
Dracut,
3503
1966
New Salem,
1253
1221
Dunstable,
590
533
Northfield,
1772
1951
Framingham,
4252
4676
Orange,
1701
1753
Groton,
Rowe,
659
601
Holliston,
2128
2894
Shelburne,
1239
1401
Hopkinton,
2801
3934
Shutesbury,
912
939
Lexington,
1893
2549
Sunderland,
792
839
Lincoln,
719
721
Warwick,
1021
1002
Littleton,
987
985
Lowell,
33383
37553
Malden,
3520
4591
Marlboro',
2941
4288
Medford,
3749
4605
Melrose,
1260
1976
Natick,
2744
4138
Agawam,
1543
Newton
5258
6768
Blandford,
1418
1271
North Reading,
1754
1765
Chester,
1521
1255
Reading,
3108
2522
Chicopee,
8291
7576
Sherborn,
1043
1071
Granville,
1305
1316
Shirley,
1158
1479
Holland,
449
392
Somerville,
3540
5806
Holyoke,
3245
4639
South Reading,
2407
2758
Longmeadow,
1252
1348
Ludlow,
1186
1191
Stow,
104-1
1719
Palmer,
3974
4012
Townsend,
1974
2096
Russell,
521
677
Tyngsboro',
799
714
Southwick,
1120
1100
Waltham,
4-16-1
6049
Springfield,
11766
13788
Watertown,
2837
3578
Tolland,
594
603
Wayland
1115
1178
Wales,
711
713
West Cambridge,
2202
2670
Westfield,
4180
4575
Westford,
1473
1586
West Springfield,
2979
2090
Weston,
1205
1205
Wilbraham,
2127
2032
Wilmington,
874
958
Winchester,
1353
1801
51283
54849
Woburn,
3956
5451
HAMPSHIRE.
Amherst,
3057
2937
Belchertown,
2680
2698
NANTUCKET.
Nantucket,
8152
8064
Cummington,
1172
100-1
Easthampton,
1312
1386
Enfield,
1036
1036
Goshen,
512
471
Brookline,
2516
3740
Greenwich,
838
803
Canton,
2598
3115
Hadley,
1986
1928
Cohasset,
1775
1879
Ilatfield,
1073
1162
Dedham,
4417
5640
Huntington,
756
1172
Dorchester,
7969
8357
Middlefield,
737
677
Dover,
631
745
Northampton,
5278
5819
Foxboro',
1880
2570
Pelham,
983
789
Franklin,
1818
2043
Plainfield,
814
652
Medfield,
966
1026
Prescott,
737
643
Medway,
2778
3230
South Hadley,
2195
2051
Milton,
2211
2656
Southampton,
1060
1195
Needham,
1944
2403
Ware,
3785
3498
Westhampton,
602
670
Roxbury,
1836-1
18177
Sharon,
1128
1331
Stoughton,
3494
4369
Walpole,
1929
1935
West Roxbury,
5369
6530
Wrentham.
3037
3245
Ashby,
1208
1176
Ashland,
1304
1308
Bedford,
975
986
Billerica,
1646
1772
Boxboro',
395
413 Abington,
5269
6936
Brighton,
2356
2995
Bridgewater,
2790
3363
Burlington,
515
564
Carver,
1186
1205
Cambridge,
15215
20473
Duxbury,
2679
2620
Carlisle,
632
630
East Bridgewater,
2515
2932
Stoneham,
2085
2518
Monson,
2831
2942
Sudbury,
1578
1673
Montgomery,
393
413
Tewksbury,
161383
194082
Chesterfield,
1014
950
NORFOLK ..
Bellingham,
1281
1413
Braintree,
2969
3172
Granby,
1104
1001
5017
5921
Randolph,
4741
5538
Williamsburg,
1537
1831
Worthington,
1134
1112
35732
35485
MIDDLESEX.
Acton,
1605
1678
78892
94448
Wendell,
920
738
Whately,
1101
1052
30870
31655
HAMPDEN.
1050
Brimfield,
1420
1343
Pepperell,
1455
1485
2515
2745
PLYMOUTH.
1813
Weymouth,
Quincy.
POPULATION OF NEW ENGLAND.
9
Halifax,
78.4
789
Lunenburg,
1249
1221
Hanover,
1592
1674
Mendon,
1300
1381
Hanson,
1217
1231
Milford,
4819
7489
Hingham,
3980
4256
Millbury.
3031
3286
Hull,
253
292
New Braintree,
852
775
Kingston,
1591
1574
Northboro',
1535
1602
Lakeville,
Northbridge,
2230
2104
Marion,
Marshfield,
1837
1876
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