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Laurel Place, from Laurel.
Main, from old engine-house lot to covered bridge.
Manley, from 29 Union to Goff.
Maple, from High to Spring. Myrtle, from Academy to Elm.
Oak, from Pine to Manley. Pearl, from Hampshire to School.
Pine, from Pearl to Willow.
Pleasant, from Elm to Farmington road.
Railroad, from Drummond to Court.
School, from Pleasant to Goff. Spring, from Cemetery to Elm. Temple, from Manley to Union. Turner, from Court to Farmington road.
Union, from Court to Turner. Vernon, from Turner to the river. Whitney, parallel with Turner.
Willow, from Pine to Manley.
HIALLS, BLOCKS, BUILDINGS, &c.
Auburn Block, Court, near Main. Auburn Hall, Auburn, near Main. County Building, Court, corner Turner. Elm Block, Court, opp. Main. Masonic Hall, 6 Phoenix block.
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CHARLES E. SMITH, DRUGGIST & APOTHECARY,
Dealer in Medicines, Fancy Goods, Toilet Articles, Trusses, Sup- porters, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Paper Hangings, &c.
Particular attention paid to preparation of Physicians' Prescriptions, and the dis- pensing of medicines for family use. None but fresh and pure articles being used.
Country orders respectfully solicited and promptly attended to.
NO. 6 PHOENIX BLOCK, MAIN ST., AUBURN, ME.
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Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines. DR. J. F. TRUE & CO.,
Proprietors of True's Great American Remedies, AUBURN, ME.
H. G. GARCELON,
MANUFACTURER OF
MEN'S & BOYS' SERGE OPERA, Women's and Misses'
SERGE BOOTS Railroad Street, Opposite Depot, AUBURN, ME.
YRAOGHTOTA & T2198080
BOSTON Musical Instrument
MANUFACTORY. Formerly E. G. WRIGIIT & co., MANUFACTURERS OF
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, 71 SUDBURY ST., BOSTON.
S. B. BREED,
Rear Pevears' Bullding, 22 Washington, and 46 Munroe Sts., Lynn. Shafting, Hangers, & Pulleys Of any size put up to order. Particular attention given to fitting up Heeling and Sewing Machinery. Millwrighting and Repairing done, and satisfaction guaranteed. Shoe Machinery, Belting, Rubber Ilose, and Corded Top Rolls for sale. Also, Manufacturer of BREED'S DE- TECTIVE LASTING GAUGE.
Buffer Rolls and Clothes Wringers repaired. General Jobbing done at short notice.
BRANIGAN, CUDDY & CO., GLASS WORKS.
ESTABLISIIED 1847.
Ornamental Glass Cutters and Designers. 19 and 21 HARVARD PLACE, OPPOSITE OLD SOUTH CHURCHI, BOSTON. Ornamental Cut and Ground Glass of every description, for Vestibules, IIalls and Sliding Doors, Side Lights, Steamboats, Ships, Hotels, and Private Dwellings. Goods well packed for shipping. Designs furnished on application. T. BRANIGAN, J. CUDDY, M. C. MERRY.
LOMBARD & Co., No. 13 Lewis Wharf, Boston. IMPORTERS & DEALERS IN THE BEST Nova Scotia, English & Scotch GRINDSTONES
For Farmers, Machinists, and Glass Cutters. Also,
NOVA SCOTIA FREESTONE. A large assortment constantly on hand.
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AUBURN DIRECTORY. 1872.
EXPLANATION OF ABBREVIATIONS.
The letter h. for house; bds. boards; opp. opposite; r. rear; c. or cor. corner ; wf. wharf; n. near; sq. square; pl. place; ct. court; bet. between; R. R. Rail- road; M. C. R. R. Maine Central Railroad; P. O. Post-office; U. S. A. United States Army; U. S. N. United States Navy. Where the name of a corporation or factory appears immediately after the name, it indicates the place of busi - ness. After the name of the street, the word street is omitted.
ADAMS ISAAC, carpenter, house Pearl, near Pine Adams Lucian, watchmaker, house 23 Main
Adams Phobe J., widow of John F., house 30 Hampshire Adams Thomas, bootmaker, boards 11 Main Adams William B., carpenter, house Pearl, near Pine Additon John C., policeman, house 1 Willow Alden - , mason, house Summer
ALDEN NELSON II., agent D. Harwood & Co., Boston, shoe manufacturer, house North Auburn Allen -- , shoemaker, house 2 High Allen Charles A., shoemaker, house 4 School
Allen Charles W., engineer, house Turner, near Union
Allen Clarence, blacksmith, house 33 Turner Allen David, farmer, house 14 Pleasant Allen Frank M., painter, house Turner road Allen Freeman, laborer, house Perryville
Allen Freeman, drain-pipe maker, house Cross, n. Turner Allen George A., painter, house Turner road. Allen John, paperhanger, house Summer Allen John R., blacksmitlı, house 7 School Allen Rahamna, widow of Abram, house 33 Turner
Anderson David, bootmaker Pray, Shaw & Co., boards at Lewiston
Andrews Hiram, farmer, house 10 Goff Andrews Melvin M., farmer, house 10 Goff Archibald Dana, surveyor of lumber, boards 4 High Archibald Henry, surveyor of lumber, boards 4 High Arris Samuel J., railroad employee, house 54 Spring Atkins Greenville M., cutter Sykes & Foss, house Elm, near railroad
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Atkinson John C., bootmaker Pray, Shaw & Co., house 50 Pleasant
Atwood Abram (Symmes & Atwood), fish, meat, and vegetable, Main, house 13 High
Atwood Daniel P., clerk of court, house 31 Spring
Atwood James F., boots and shoes, Court, near Main, house 3 Hampshire
Atwood John Q. A. (Atwood & Tracy), grocers, Court, house Court
Atwood Joseph L,, bookkeeper Atwood & Tracy, house 13 Spring
Atwood Stephen, sole-leather cutter, boards 30 Union
Atwood & Tracy (John Q. A. Atwood and L. L. Tracy), grocers, Court, next A. Cushman's
Austin S. E., cutter P. M. Woodman & Son, bds. Maine Hotel
Ayer Lydia L., widow of Daniel F., house 11 Pine
BAILEY AMOS, JR., bootmaker Pray, Shaw & Co., house 11 Pleasant
Bailey Aretus, house 47 Pleasant
Bailey Davis, carpenter, house 9 Union
Bailey Lorenzo, shoemaker, boards 15 Main
Baker Charles R., hairdresser, Court, near Bridge, h. do.
Baker Edwin J., overseer Lincoln mill, house Manley, near Union
: Baker Shubel, butcher, house Turner, near railroad Ballard J. E., carpenter, boards E. Harlow's, Main Barker C. E., carpenter, boards E. Harlow's, Main
Barnum Robert A., shoemaker, boards H. E. Dexter's, Main
Barrows George E., cutter, house 8 Union
Barrows Hiram C., foreman A. Cushman, house 8 Union
Bartlett Flavel, trader, house 60 Pleasant
Bartlett Frank (Bartlett & Eaton), dry goods and grocer- ies, Phoenix block, Main, h. Pleasant, cor. Hampshire BARTLETT & EATON (F. Bartlett and John F. Eaton), dry goods and groceries, Phoenix block, Main
Bass Seth, shoemaker, house Whitney
Batchelder Kingsbury, principal Auburn High school, boards 45 Main
Bates George, clergyman, house 2 Turner
Beal William W., shoemaker, house Myrtle, near Elm
Beale Eben, shoemaker, house Turner, opp. school-house Bean Andrew T. (Bean & Stetson), stoves, furnaces, etc., honse 43 Main
Bean Mary J. Miss, teacher Gowell District school, boards 43 Main
Bean Sylvanus, shoemaker, house 5 School
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Bearce George D., miller
Bearce William P., shoemaker, house 12 School
Beauprie Joseph, carriagemaker, house Turner
Beecham Jose, miller, boards 37 Pleasant
Beede Joshua W. (Robinson & Beede), apothecary, Court, house 14 Court
Bemis Walter A., shoemaker, house 6 Turner
Benson Sarah A, widow of Thomas J., house Whitney
Bent Henry F., laborer, house Cross, near Turner Berry John A., house West Auburn
Bessey Alden, laborer, house Turner, near railroad Bickford Charles G., shoemaker, house 50 Pleasant
Bickford Frank, overseer B. B. Fuller & Co., house Union Bickford George H., operative Lincoln mill, h. 50 Pleasant Bickford George P., butcher, house Summer, near Union Bickford Jesse S., butcher, house Summer, near Union Bigelow Andrew I'., farmer, house 5 Goff
Bigelow Charles E., carpenter (Lewiston), house 5 Goff
Biggeton William, carpenter Lewiston mills, house Turner, cor. Hampshire
Billings Myra Miss, teacher Grammar school, boards 3 Hampshire
Billings Myra R., teacher Grammar school, boards West Auburn
Bird Edward W., groceries and dry goods, North Auburn, house Stage road
Bisbee Forest, machinist, boards 24 High
Bisbee Francis E., widow of Edward, honse 16 High
Bisbee George E., cutter E. F. Packard & Co., boards 5 School
Bissell William, painter, house 9 Drummond
Blackstone Joseph, laborer, house Summer
Blaisdell ITiram W., shoemaker, house 58 Lisbon
Blake Ada E. Miss, teacher North Auburn primary school Blake Granville, book canvasser, house 48 Main Blake -, shoemaker, boards 9 Main
Blethen Cordelia, widow, house Myrtle, cor. Elm Blethen Elias, carpenter, house Elm, opp. Spring
Blood Sophronia B., widow of Lewis, house 9 Main
Bond George, shoemaker, boards II. C. Dexter's, Main Bond Paris L., mason, boards H. C. Dexter's, Main Bonney Augustus N., shoemaker, boards Cross, n. Turner Bonney Frank J., dentist, Elm block, Court, h. Pleasant, corner Court
Bonney J. W., dentist, Elm block, boards 37 Pleasant BOOMER VESTA C. MRS., dressmaker, 8 and 9 Elm block, Court, house do.
Boynton G. M. (Huston & Boynton), baker, house High, opp. Orthodox church
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. Brabson John II., shoemaker, boards 46 Spring Brackett John, carriagemaker, boards rear Stevens, Kim- ball & Son's factory
Brackett Thomas R., shoemaker, house 5 Pleasant
Bradbury - , boards E. Harlow's, Main
Bradbury Betsey D., widow of Benj., house 47 Spring
Bradbury Russell S., livery stable, Court, west end bridge, house Main, corner Drummond
Bradford Justus C., furniture dealer, house 36 Pleasant Bradford Lewis, furniture dealer, house 36 Pleasant Bradford Phillips, farmer, house 45 Pleasant
Bradford Richmond, physician, 8 High, house do. Brann Alba A., agent Westfield Whip Co., h. Whitney Brann Harriet, widow of Berlin, house Whitney
Bray Alden B., cutter E. F. Packard & Co., house Turner, near Hampshire
Brett Ezra C., blacksmith, house 17 Goff
Brett George W. (G. W. Brett & Son), blacksmith, house Myrtle, near Elm
Brett G. W. & Son (George W. Brett and Ezra C. Brett), blacksmiths, Turner, near Hampshire
Brett John R., shoemaker, house Myrtle, near Elm Brewster Nancy, widow of William, house 10 Pleasant Brewster William D. (J. Dingley, jr., & Co.), grocers, 5 Phoenix block, Main, house 10 Pleasant
Bridgham Frank, shoemaker, boards 9 Main
Bridgham Ruth Mrs., widow of Stafford S., h. 18 Court Briggs Benjamin F. (E. F. Packard & Co.),. 4 Phoenix block, house Academy, opposite High school Briggs Daniel, solecutter E. F. Packard & Co., h. 28 High Briggs George, bottomer, boards 20 Pleasant
Briggs Howard, shoemaker, house 24 Hampshire
Briggs Joseph, mason, house Cross, near Turner
Briggs L. E., widow of Leonard, house 17 Drummond
Briggs Millie M. Miss, teacher Turner street Grammar school, boards Turner
Briggs Nancy Miss, house 44 Pleasant
Briggs Philip, clerk Robinson & Beede, bds. Elm House Briggs Susan T., widow of Robert, house 21 Hampshire Briggs Walter, bookkeeper, boards 21 Hampshire
Brooks Barker, hardware, Court, n. Bridge, h. 28 Spring Brooks Frank W., druggist, boards 6 Spring
Brooks George B., elerk, boards 28 Spring
Brooks Roxanna A,, widow of Chas. B., h. Main, n. Court Brooks Walter M., bookkeeper A. Cushman & Co., bds. 10 Court
Brown Dorothea T., widow of T. W., house 19 Iligh
Brown George W., cutter at B. C. Keen's, boards Maine Hotel
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Brown Oliver, bootmaker, house 17 Main Brown -, shoemaker, boards 15 Main
Bryant Rufus, shoefinisher, boards 8 Main
Buck Leonidas, shoemaker, house Manley, near Temple Buckley James II., tinman, h. Drummond, opp. Railroad Bucknam Clarence L., shoemaker, bds. Manley, c. Templo Bucknam Frank, tinman (Bangor), house Vine, n. Iligh Buker Melvina Miss, house Summer
Bumpus George, shoemaker, house 13 Pine
Burgess Everett W., carpenter, house 27 Main Burnham Dean R., shoemaker, house foot of Hampshire Burrill Greene C., city liquor agent, house 3 Spring
CALNER GEORGE W., shoemaker, boards 2 Goff Campbell Charles W., shoemaker, house 13 Pine Carpenter Sylvanus W., shoemaker, house 38 Spring Carter A. M., widow of Asa W., house 2 Laurel place Carter Seth M., student, boards 2 Laurel place Carver James W., shoemaker, boards E. Harlow's, Main Cary Wallace, shoemaker, boards 35 High
Caswell Sylvina, widow of Horatio, house 14 Drummond Cates A. Gardner, photographer, Turner, opp. court-house, house do.
Chamberlain Henry, shoemaker, house 1 Spring
Chamberlin John F., heeler, house 35 Pleasant
Chamberlin Lucy, widow of Joseph, house 35 Pleasant Chamberlin William M., insurance agent, h. 35 Pleasant Chaplin Alson P., jeweler, Main, opposite Phoenix block, boards at Lewiston
Chaplin James W., cooper, Main, near the bridge, house 3 Laurel
Chaplin James W., jr., shoemaker, boards 3 Laurel
Chaplin Samuel F., civil engineer, boards 3 Laurel
Chase Charles E., shoemaker, house 36 Goff
Chase Frank A., clerk (Cook & Strout), bds. 37 Pleasant Chase Frank W., shoemaker, boards 11 Main
Chase George H., nursery (Geneva, N. Y.), house School, corner Goff
Chase George W., tinman, house 39 Spring
Chase Jabez W., shoemaker, house Goff, corner School Chase John H., tinsmith, boards 39 Spring
Chase Lewis F. (Chase & Skinner), grocers, 2 Phoenix Block, house 44 Pleasant
Chase Mary E., teacher (Danville), boards 22 Main
Chase Peabody B., carpenter, house 36 Goff
Chase Phoebe, widow of Jonathan, house 39 Spring Churchill Chas. C., bootmaker Pray, Shaw & Co., h. Turner Clair Felix H., carpenter, house Summer
Clement Alfred, shoemaker, boards 19 High
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Clement Charles H., shoemaker, boards 2 Goff Cleveland Adeline E. Miss, house 54 Spring
Clough David, shoemaker, house Myrtle, corner Academy Cobb Cyrus, confectionery, Court, west end bridge, h. do. Cobb John F. (J. F. Cobb & Co.), shoe mnfrs., h. 3 Pleasant Cobb John F. & Co. (John F. Cobb and John Pickard), shoe manufacturers, Pickard block, Main
Cobb Lewis A., shoefitter, house 17 Pleasant
Cobb Thomas, shoemaker, boards Drummond
Cobb William A., shoedealer, house 38 Main Coburn Allen J., carpenter, house Hampshire, near Union Coffin Elbridge G., mason, house 30 Pleasant
Coffin Eugene C., stableman, boards 38 High
Cole Addison G., grocer, house 15 Union
Cole Edwin, Mckay machine operator, house 30 Union Cole -, painter, boards 34 Spring
Conant Maria, widow of Hooper, h. Drummond, n. Spring Cook Daniel M., house Railroad
Cook George H. (Cook & Libby), shoe mannfacturers, 8 Roak block, Main, house Whitney, near river
Cook George W., carpenter, house Turner road
Cook Job M., soap manufacturer, house 9 Pleasant
Cook Silas B. (Cook & Strout), h. 20 Union, cor. Hampshire Cook & Libby (Geo. II. Cook, Daniel B. Libby), shoe manufacturers, 8 Roak block, Main
Cook & Strout (Silas B. Cook and George E. Strout), stoves and tinware, Main, corner Court
Coombs Charles E., carpenter, house Temple
Coombs Consider T., mason, house Manley
Coombs William, river driver, house River road
Corbett Moses, foundry hand, house Summer Cotton Dennett, carpenter, house Turner road
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Coyle George R., shoemaker, house foot of Hampshire Crafts Adoniram B. (Moses Crafts & Co.), shoe manu-
facturers, Railroad, opposite depot, house 20 Spring Crafts Moses (Moses Crafts & Co.), Railroad, h. 26 Spring Crafts Martin, shoemaker, boards 26 Spring
Crafts Moses & Co. (Moses Crafts, Adoniram B. Crafts, and
Daniel W. Kingsley), shoe manufacturers, Railroad Crawford Benj. S., soap manufacturer, h. Pearl, opp. Pine Cressey - -, shoemaker, house School, near Railroad Crockett Joseph, liverystable, opposite County building, house 38 High
Currier Benjamin F., shoemaker, boards Cottage lane Currier Isaac C., carpenter, house Cottage lane CURTIS DAVID S. (L. R. Kinsley & Co.), Railroad, opposite depot, house Manley
Curtis John W., shoemaker, boards 50 Drummond
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Curtis Warren H., heelcutter, E. F. Packard & Co., boards Court
CUSHIMAN ARA (A. Cushman), boot and shoe manu- facturer, Court, house 10 High
Cushman A. (Ara Cushman, Saml. F. Merrill, and Henry L.
Daggett), boot and shoe manufacturers, Court, opposite Railroad square
Cushman Gideon, engineer, A. Cushman, house 11 Goff Cutter John L., merchant, house Whitney, near River road
DAGGETT HENRY T., machine operator, Pray, Shaw & Co., house at Lewiston
Daggett Horace, painter, house 25 Union
Daggett Russell, dye cleaning, Lewiston, house Railroad Daicy Benjamin, shoemaker, house School, near Railroad Daicy Benjamin B., soleleather cutter E. F. Packard & Co., house Union, opposite A. Cushman's
Daicy Sidney, shoemaker, house Drummond, near High
Damon Edward, pattern maker, boards 19 Spring
Damon Herbert L., clerk, boards 39 Spring
Damon James, bootmaker, boards 15 Main
Dana -, shoemaker, boards 49 Spring
Danforth, Levi, carpenter, boards E. Harlow's, Main
Daneills James P., carpenter, house 18 Pleasant
Daniels John, blacksmith, boards Lincoln block, Lewiston
Darling Charles E., custom bootmaker, house 25 Main
Darling John, shoemaker, house foot of Summer
Davie J. Elliott, boards E. Harlow's, Main
Davis Abbie W., widow of Elias, house 23 Main
Davis Augustns, shoemaker, boards Cottage lane
Davis Austin W., shoemaker, house Hampshire, corner Goff Davis Charles, bread team, house Temple
Davis Charles T., travelling salesman, house foot of Manley
Davis Clarence, shoemaker, boards 50 Drummond
Davis Elias, shoemaker, boards 4 Spruce
Davis Fannie, widow, house 24 High
Davis George E., cutter, house 25 Hampshire
Davis Greenfield T., cutter E. F. Packard & Co., boards 20 Pleasant
Davis James F., boards Maine IIotel
Davis Nathaniel C., cutter, house 25 Hampshire .
Davis William L., carpenter, house Court, near railroad
Dawes James S., crockeryware, &c. (Lewiston), boards 1 Spring
Dawes Thomas J., shoecutter, house 1 Spring
Day George F., bootmaker Pray, Shaw & Co., h. Court, corner Main
Day Isaac C., confectionery and saloon, Court, opposite Auburn block, house do.
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Day Josialı, grocer, Court, opposite Railroad square, house Railroad
Day Seth, shoemaker, house 46 Pleasant
Dean Frank, leathercutter, boards Pleasant
Dean Erastus, silverplater, boards 9 Main
Dennison B. Frank, shoemaker, house 4 High
Dennison John T., shoemaker, house 7 Union
Dexter Henry C., carpenter, house Main, near Court
Dexter Robinson, sash and blind manufacturer (Lewiston), house 58 Pleasant
Dingley J., jr. (J. Dingley, jr., & Co.), grocer, 5 Phoenix block, Main, house Pleasant, corner Elm
Dingley J., jr., & Co. (J. Dingley, jr., John Dingley, and William D. Brewster), grocers, 5 Phoenix blk., Main Dingley James, house Elm, corner Myrtle
Dingley Jeremiah, dry goods, house 1 Pleasant
Dingley John (J. Dingley, jr., & Co.), grocer, 5 Phoenix block, Main, boards 2 Drummond
Dolley Augustus F., shoemaker, house 3 Pine Donahue Thomas, silverplater, boards 9 Main
Donnell George, stoves and tinware, h. 3 Drummond
Donovan Henry D., shoe tools and findings, h. 19 Spring
Dorman Henry P., grocer, house Manly, opposite Oak Dorman Henry R., house Manly, near Pearl
Downer Edwin R., cabinetmaker, house 19 Union Downing Porter, heel manufacturer, North Auburn Drake Albion A., shoemaker, house 33 Turner
Drake James B. K., shoemaker, house 16 Turner
Drake James K., shoemaker, house 17 High
Drake James S., farmer, house 16 Turner
Drake Oliver, shoemaker, boards 42 High, cor. Academy Drake Pearl, shoemaker, boards Manley, corner Temple Dresser Albert, shoemaker, boards Drummond, near High Dresser Herbert, shoemaker, boards 49 Spring
Dresser Richard, attorney, office 2 Phoenix block, Main, house 26 High
Ducharme Louis H., shoemaker Pray, Shaw & Co., honse 4 Spring
Dunham Daniel, boards Day's, opp. Auburn hall, Court
DUNLAP CHARLES F., insurance agent (Lewiston), house 27 Spring
Dunn Colburn, printer, house 23 Union
Dunn Cyrus, shoemaker, house 23 Union
Dunn Edward W., shoemaker, house 6 School
Dunn Ruby N., widow of Benjamin A., house 51 Main Dunn Wilfred, shoemaker, house 23 Union
Dunn Willard M. (Pulsifer Roak & Co.), shoe manufactur- ers, 6 Roak block Main, boards Maine Hotel Duran Josiah, bootmake: Pray, Shaw & Co., h. 15 Union
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Dustin Wm., carriage repairing, house Perryville Dustin William P., carriagemaker, house 18 Turner Duston George L., machinist, house 8 Spring
Dwinal Harrison J., boot treer, Pray, Shaw & Co., boards 45 Main
Dyer Augustus L., shoemaker, house Main, near Court
Dyer James H., shoemaker, house Whitney
Dyer James L., tanner, house Whitney
EABEE JOSEPII E., finisher Pray, Shaw & Co., bus. 9 Spring
Eastman Anson M., jeweller, boards 19 High
Eastman E., musician, house 2 High
Eastman George C., peddler, boards 19 Iligh
Easton Samuel, teamster, house 13 Main
Eaton John F. (Bartlett & Eaton), dry goods and groceries, Phoenix block, Main, house 28 Hampshire
Eaton Rebecca, widow of Benjamin, house 32 Spring
Edgecomb Arthur D., physician, 4 Elm block, boards 37 Pleasant
Edgecomb Edson S., jeweler, Main, opposite Phoenix block, house 45 Main
Elliott Ezra C., night watchman M. C. R. R. depot, house 3 Drummond
Ellis Sylvester W., harnessmaker, boards 4 High Ellis Thomas, bootmaker, house 17 Main
Emerson Charles S., nickelplater, house 13 Union
Emerson Elizabeth W., widow of Wm. II., house Hamp- shire, corner Goff
Emerson Roscoe, shoemaker, boards 32 Spring
Emerson Ward M., operative, house 16 High
Emerton Joseph B., peddler, house 18 Hampshire
Emerton J. Crosby, clerk, boards 18 Hampshire Emerton J. Forest, jeweller, boards 18 Hampshire Estes Alfred L., carpenter, house Manley
Estes Frank, shoemaker, boards 32 Spring
Estes Nathan C. (dry goods and groceries), 3 Auburn hall, boards Elm House
FAIRBANKS HIRAM, carpenter, house 46 Pleasant Farnham C. B. Mrs., house School, near Railroad
Farnham Fred F., shoemaker, bds. Whitney, cor. Vernon Farnham Walter, shoemaker, boards Whitney, cor. Vernon Farrington Mary E., widow of Enoch C., house 26 Pleasant Fernald Ebenezer N., pastor Court st. F. B. Church, house 31 Pleasant
Fessenden Elizabeth R., widow of Thomas, house 17 Drummond
Fessenden T. A. D. Mrs., h. 15 Drummond, cor. Pleasant
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Fickett Enos II., shoemaker, house Cross, near Turner Field George D., shoemaker, house 26 Pleasant
Field Granville H., hydraulic cement, head mill, house School, near Spring
Fitch George, bootmaker, boards 11 Main
Fitz Simeon P., farmer, house Summer
Fitz Andrew G., salesman, house 46 Main
Flagg Frank, tailor, house 49 Spring
Flynn Horace D., mason (Boston), house Pearl, opp. Pine Fogg Nathaniel S., harnessmaker, Main, house 12 Pleasant
Ford Cummings, riverdriver, boards E. Harlow's Main
Foss Benjamin B., carpenter, house 3 Hampshire
Foss Horatio G., shoemaker, house Park, near corner Ash, Lewiston
Foss James O. (Sykes & Foss), house 22 Spring FOSS RODNEY F., fancy goods and gents' furnishing, Court, opposite Auburn hall, house 29 Pleasant
Foss Reuel, farmer, house 29 Pleasant
Foster George B., shoemaker, boards 2 Goff
Foster Ira, shoemaker, boards 49 Spring
FOSTER WILLIAM W., hairdressing and shaving sa- loon, Elm House, Conrt, house Manley, near Union French David T. (D. T. French & Co.), grocers, Spring, near Court, house 16 Court
French David T. & Co. (David T. French and Thomas F. Maddox), grocers, Spring, near Court
French Nath'l, insurance, 7 El block, h. Academy, n. High Frost Clarence. C., attorney, room 7 Elin block, Court, house 38 Pleasant
Frost William, cabinetmaker, house 24 Main
Frye Charles, shoemaker, boards 11 Main
Fuller Bennett B. (B. B. Fuller & Co.), inner sole manu- facturers, Main, near Roak's block, house 42 High
Fuller B. B. & Co. (Bennett B. Fuller and Frank P. Fuller), inner sole factory, Main, near Roak's block
Fuller Frank P. (B. B. Fuller & Co.), Main, house 42 High Fuller Henrietta, widow of Edward P., house 18 High Fuller Sophia, widow of Barnabas, house 42 High
GAMMON ALFRED T., cutter, E. F. Packard & Co., h. Court, corner Goff
Gammon William, shoemaker, boards E. Harlow's, Main GARCELON HORATIO G., shoe manufacturer, house 16 Drummond
Gay Albert, shoemaker, boards Lisbon street, Lewiston
Gay Charles, boot and shoe manufacturer, 1 Phoenix block, Main, boards Elm House
Gay George, merchant, Lisbon st., h. Lisbon st., Lewiston Gay George F'., asst. teacher High school, bds. at Lewiston
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Gerrish James W., millman, house Summer
Gibbons William, painter, boards E. Harlow's Main Gilman Lawson A., bobbinmaker (Lewiston), house Vine, near High
Gilman Levi W. (White, Jones & Co.), shoe manufacturers, 4 Roak's block, Main
Ginn Loren, shoemaker, house 46 Main
Given Freeman L., seacaptain, house 5 Laurel
Glora George H., shoemaker, boards 50 Drummond
Goddard Charles O., bootmaker Pray, Shaw & Co., house at Lewiston
Godwin George II., bootmaker, Young's corner, house do. Goff Charles, merchant tailor and jeweller, Court, opposite Elm House, house head Goff, near Hampshire
Goff Dana, house Goff, near Hampshire Golder Nathan, carpenter, house 10 Laurel
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