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Goodwin Albra, foundry, house Summer
Goodwin Alonzo, spring-bed manufacturer, house 33 High Gooch John H., boards Oak, corner Goff
Goss Charles M., peddler, house Turner road
Goss Ellery T., tinware (Lewiston), house 24 Pleasant
Goss Joseph, railroad employee, house Whitney
Goss Lemuel D., cutter Pray, Shaw & Co., house Main
Goss Tristram S., shoemaker, house rear Summer
Gould David Y., speculator, house 6 Spring
Gould George, shoemaker, house Summer
Gould Joseph, cutter Pray, Shaw & Co., house Goff"'s hill Green Benj. F., shoemaker, house Goff, near Hampshire Greenwood Edwin F., carpenter, house Manley
Griggs Lizzie M., teacher Turner street Primary school, boards Court, corner Pleasant
Groves Daniel, porkdealer, house 27 Union
Groves Edward W., porkdealer, house 27 Union
Gurney Horace M., shoemaker, house 5 Pine
Gurney Stillinan, shoemaker, house Whitney, c. Vernon
HACKETT CYRUS, lumberman, h. Main, n. the bridge Hackett Elmer D., boards 23 Main
HIale John T., printer (Lewiston), house 12 Hampshire Hall Charles F., jeweler, boards 43 Spring
HIall Cyrus, engineer Androscoggin railroad, room 10 Elm block, Court
HIall Daniel G., jeweler (Lewiston), house 43 Spring
Hall Edwin G., blacksmith, house Park, Lewiston
HIall Frederick A., clerk (Owen & Little, Lewiston), house 43 Spring
Hall John M., shoemaker, house 18 Pleasant
Hall J. Osgood, watchman, house 8 Spring
Hall Thomas S., carpenter, house 48 Main
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HIall William C., physician, house Elm, near railroad HIam Irving T., laborer M. C. R. R., boards 20 Pleasant Hammond George, house 12 Court
Hancock Charles HI., stonecutter, house 32 Union
Hancock Richard, stonecutter, house 32 Union
Hanover Thomas, silverplater (Lewiston), boards 9 Main Hanscom R. W., wholesale notions (Lewiston), h. 18 Court Hanscomb, Edwin, music teacher, 1 Auburn block, Court, boards Elm House
Hanson Charles II., shoemaker, boards 32 Spring
Harlow Alvin C., provision dealer, h. Turner, n. railroad
Harlow Augustus, shoemaker, house 42 High
Harlow Charles A., shoemaker, bds. Drummond, n. Spring Harlow Charles II., shoemaker, house 2 Goff
Harlow Ebenezer, butcher, house Main, near Court
ITarlow Enoch, shoemaker, house 51 Main
Harlow Jesse, shoemaker, house 50 Spring
Harlow John M., fireman M. C. R. R., boards E. Harlow's, Main
Harlow Joseph C., shoemaker, house Manley, n. Willow Harlow Lucia, widow of Hollis, boards 17 Spring
Harlow Lucius, engineer, house 50 Drummond
HIarlow Phoebe S., widow of Andrew, boards 30 Spring
Harlow Roscoe L., physician, house 40 Spring
Harmon George, bootmaker, house 31 Main
Harris Isaac W., cutter E. F. Packard & Co., boards Sum- mer, corner Union
Harris Nathan. C., physician and surgeon, house Spring, corner Court
Harris Nathan W., student, house Spring, corner Court
Harris William M., claim agent, office 21 Phoenix block, Main, house Myrtle, near Academy
ITascall George H., truckman, house, 60 Pleasant
Haskell Charles E., clergyman, house 57 Spring
Haskell Freedom, truckman, house 24 Spring
Haskell Hannah, widow, house 35 Spring
Haskell Isaac 2d, trader, house 20 Pleasant
Haskell John A., clerk, boards 17 Goff
Haskell Joseph C. (Willard, Small & Co.), 1 Phoenix block, Main, house Auburn heights
Haskell Lewis W., tinsmith, h. Main n. Little river bridge Haskell Marshall J., tinsmith, h. Main, n. Little river bridge HASKELL S. FRANK, boots and shoes, Court, opposite Auburn block, house 22 High
Hatch E. Turner, clerk, P. W. Woodman & Son, boards 1 Spring
Hathaway Mary Miss, teacher, boards 37 Pleasant
Hawks Nathan, shoemaker, boards 11 Main
Hawkes Nathaniel S., shoemaker, house Main
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Hayes Frank E., carpenter, house Manley, near Temple Hayes George, shoemaker, boards 3 Drummond Ilayes Stephen, carriagemaker, house 29 Iligh Heath Elbridge, overseer Bates mill, house 2 Iligh ITern Christiana B., widow of Gilbert D., house 14 Pine Herrick Phoebe, widow of Samuel, house 11 Union Hersey Levi, shoecutter, house 26 Drummond Hersey Leroy L., clerk, boards 26 Drummond Hersey Loring, operative, house 30 Iligli Hicks Isaac, carpenter, house Hampshire, opposite Pearl Higgins Edwin O., shoemaker, house rear Summer Higgins Granville, shoemaker, house 23 Union Hill Benjamin J., fancy goods peddler, house 29 Pleasant Hill Caleb, carpenter, house 31 Spring Hill Charles, clerk, Lewiston, house 22 Spring Hill George, shoe manufacturer, house 10 Union Hill George F., shoemaker, house 10 Union [Spring Hillman Alfred T., finisher Pray, Shaw & Co., boards 35 Ililton Charles S., bootmaker, house 18 Main Hitchings Sarah A., widow of Amos, house 13 Spring HIodsdon Samuel, bootmaker, boards 17 Main Hodsdon Saml. R., bootmaker Pray, Shaw & Co., h. 5 Main Holbrook William A., soap cart, house Turner, near Union Holland Henry I., agent Noyes' tannery, h. 19 Hampshire Holmes Clarence, shoemaker, boards Geo. Holmes', High Holmes Edward P., machinist, house Main, near Court Holmes Frank, shoemaker, bus. George Holmes', High Holmes George, boarding master, house rear Universalist church, Iligh
Holmes James, silverplater, boards 9 Main
Holmes William, shoemaker, bds. George Holmes', Iligh House Albert W., clerk (Lewiston), house 11 Union House Benjamin D., teamster, h. Cross street, n. Turner Howard Apollos C., variety store, West Auburn Howard Frank T., cutter, house 20 Spring Howard Nellie, widow of William H., house 53 Spring Howard Thomas J., police judge, house 23 Pleasant Howe Philemon, shoemaker, house Manley, near Temple Hubbard Rolvin J., shoemaker, boards 19 High Humphrey, Nelson, shoemaker, house Union, cor. Manley IIunt Charles L., student, boards 7 Union Hunt Charles P., shoecutter, boards 15 Spring Hunt John M., mason, house 7 Union Hunt John O., sewing machines (Lewiston), h. 11 Pine Hunt Maynard, shoemaker, boards 49 Spring
Hunt Nahum L., traveling salesman, house 15 Spring Hurd Olive L., dressmaker, house 3 Laurel place' [House IJuston Thos. A. (Huston & Boynton), baker, bds. Elm HIuston & Boynton (Thomas A. Huston and G. M. Boyn- ton), cracker bakery, 25 Court, and 48 Lisbon, Lewiston
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INGALLS CHARLES F., confectionery and fancy goods, Main, house do. Ingersoll Jane Mrs., widow, hou'se Court, n. railroad sq. Irish Orrin D., shoemaker, boards Railroad Irish William, shoemaker, house 8 Main
JACKSON FREEMAN L., operative Bates inill, house Main, near the bridge Jackson Henry, cutter, house Main, near Elm
Jackson Henry A., boards 41 Main Jackson Joseph, farmer, house Cottage lane Jackson Mary A., house Cottage lane
Jackson Ruel G., shoemaker, house 5 School
Jago Henry, house Main
Jarvis Jacksar, house Manley, near Union Jarvis Lucy A., widow of George W., h. Manley, n. Union Jenkins Benjamin, farmer, h. Turner, n. County buildings Jenkins Benjamin F., canvasser, house 52 Pleasant Jenkins Harrison, book agent, house River road Jenkins William S., carpenter, house 4 High Jepson Lemuel C., shoemaker, house Summer Jepson Levi D., clerk, house Summer Jewell Brackett, shoemaker, house Summer Jewell George C., shoemaker, boards Summer Jolinson Henry L., shoemaker, boards Cottage Lane Johnson John D., shoemaker, house 2 Drummond Johnson Neil, clerk I. & B. Pulsifer, boards 7 Pleasant Johnston James P., harnessmaker, house 4 High
Jones Abial M. (White Jones & Co.), shoe manufacturers,
4 Roak's block, Main, house College, n. Bates College (Lewiston)
Jones Albert H., finisher E. F. Packard & Co., boards 2 Drummond
Jones David H., shoemaker, boards 50 Pleasant
Jones James N., bootmaker Pray, Shaw & Co., h. 9 Spring Jones Myron W., music teacher, boards Drummond, cor. Railroad
Jones Samuel C., carriage trimming, Turner, opp. Stevens, Kimball & Son, house Farmington road, Perryville Jordan Albert, shoemaker, house Cottage lane
Jordan -, widow, house Cottage lane
Jordan Albion K. P., dry goods (Lewiston), h. 40 Pleasant Jordan Charles C., shoepacker, house 23 Goff
Jordan Charles R., trader, house Myrtle near Academy Jordan Florian, painter, house Whitney, cor. Vernon Jordan Francis M., florist, house 47 Main
Jordan Fred, shoemaker, house Cottage Lane
Jordan James S., liverystable, Main, opp. Roak's block, h. 4 Main
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Jordan John B., teller First National Bank, house IIamp- shire, cor. Pearl
Jordan Margaret, widow of William, house 39 High Jordan Nathaniel I. (Little, Smith & Co.), shoe manufact- urers, 9 Roak's block, Main, h. 39 High, cor. Academy Jordan Nathaniel W., shoemaker, boards 2 Goff Jordan Nicholas, shoebottomer, boards 20 Pleasant Jordan Noah, stonemason, house 23 Goff
Jordan Osman, farmer, house Hampshire, near Union Jordan William, planingmill (Lewiston), house 10 Laurel Jordan William II., stonemason, house 44 Turner Judkins Charles, blacksmith, house 40 High
KEEN A. S., pressman at B. C. Keen, h. near Stage road Keen Bartholomew C., merchant tailor, Court, cor. Main, house 38 Pleasant
Keen Charles, marble cutter, house 51 Spring
Keen Columbus T., shoemaker, boards 4 High
Keen Elisha, farmer, house 9 Pleasant
Keen Isaac, jr., grocer (Lewiston), house Main, near Court Keene Asa, stonecutter, house 52 Pleasant
Keene Benjamin C., shoemaker, boards 52 Pleasant
Keene Blake, farmer, house Summer.
Kelcey John B., hostler, house 30 Turner
Kellogg Charles, shoemaker, boards 2 Goff
Kieth Patrick, shoemaker, house 11 Goff
Kieth Watson, shoemaker, house 11 Goff
Kieth William II., house West Auburn
Kilbourn William (Clark & Kilbourn), druggist (Lewis- ton), boards 37 Pleasant
Kimball C. II., hostler, Maine hotel, house do.
Kimball Charles E., boards Main, near Roak's block
Kimball Cyrus B., honse Main, near Roak's block Kimball Increase B., traveling salesman, h. 11 Drummond Kimball Lewellyn, shoemaker, boards 11 Drummond
Kimball Osway, harnessmaker, boards E. Harlow's, Main Kimball Phineas, carpenter, house 11 Drummond
King Albert II., bootmaker Perry, Shaw & Co., h. Turner, near Court
King Lincoln, farmer, house Turner
Kingsley Daniel, house Academy
Kingsley Daniel, jr., shoe manufacturer, house Academy Kinsley Daniel W. (Moses Crafts & Co.), Railroad street, house Spring, near Academy Kinsley Edward, farmer, honse 37 Spring
Kinsley Lyman B. (L. B. Kinsley & Co.), Railroad street, house Railroad street
KINSLEY L. B. & CO. (Lyman B. Kinsley, Milton J. Lonis, & D. S. Curtis), boot and shoe manufacturers, Railroad street, opp. depot
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Knight James II., foreman Cook & Strout, Main, corner Court, house 4 School
Knight Mark, machinist, house Main, near Court
Knight Nathaniel, butcher, house Turner
Knights Charles, shoemaker, house 37 Spring
Knights L. B., clergyman, house 37 Spring Kyle Amos, farmer, house Turner road
LAKIN DAVID A., shoemaker, house Whitney Lamson Frank G., bookkeeper Gray's manufactory, Phoenix . block, Main, boards 37 Pleasant Landers Nathan H., dry goods (Lewiston), house 42 Main Lane Frank L., shoemaker, house Whitney
Lane Mary J., widow of Charles C., house 33 High
Lapham David, farmer, house 35 Turner Larrabee Charles, shoemaker, boards 19 High
Laughton Nelson J., shoemaker, house 18 Turner Leader Richard, section hand railroad, house Railroad
Learned Benjamin, farmer, house 32 Pleasant
LEARNED JOHN R. (Stimson & Learned), dry goods and groceries, house 32 Pleasant
Leavitt David H., stonecutter, house 3 High
Leavitt Edwin M., last manufacturer (Lewiston), h. Oak, near Hampshire
Leavitt George D., stonecutter, house 3 High
Leavitt Walter, shoemaker, boards 15 Main
Lewis Benjamin, miller, house Perryville
Lewis Benjamin F., miller, house Turner road Lewis Michael, bootmaker, house 25 Main
Libby Abraham, carpenter, house 4 Spring
Libby Andrews, carpenter, house 5 Pleasant
Libby Daniel B. (Cook & Libby), shoe manufacturer, 8 Roak's block, Main, house Whitney, near River
Libby Elbridge, bootmaker Pray, Shaw & Co., house at Lewiston
Libbey Frederick, carpenter, house 3 Pine
Libby Lewis F., carpenter, house Manley
Libby Lucinda, widow of I. E., h. Drummond, n. High Libby Martha J., widow of Thurston, house 41 Main Libby Stanley, carpenter, house Manley
Libby William, cashier First National Bank, Phoenix blk., boards Maine Hotel
Libby Winfield S., telegrapher M. C. R. R., Court and Railroad streets, boards 31 Court
Libby Woodman, cutter, boards 24 High Linscott Albert, shoemaker, boards 41 Main
Linscott William, shoemaker, house 41 Main
Little Edward A. (Little, Smith & Co.), shoe mnfr., 9 Roak's block, Main, house 44 Main
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Little Fannie B., widow of Thomas P., house 26 Main LITTLE HIENRY, postmaster, house 15 Iligh
Little Lucy, widow of Edward, house Elm, corner Main Little, Smith & Co. (Edward A. Little, Turner HI. Smith
and Nathaniel I. Jordan), serge boots manufacturers, 9 Roak block
Littlefield Hosea, truckman, house 19 Spring
Littlefield Joseph, agent M. C. R. R., Court and Railroad street, house 10 Spring
LITTLEFIELD THOMAS, mayor, house county build- ings, office do.
LITTLEFIED & DORMAN, wood and coal, Court, opp. Railroad square
Livermore Henry S., proprietor Auburn House, Court, opposite Auburn block
Lord James L., carriagemaker,, h. Court, opp. Elm House Lord Lewis G., blacksmith, Turner, opp. Court-house, h. 34 Spring
Lord Luville, blacksmith, house 34 Spring
Lord Reuben F., shoemaker, house 31 Spring
LORING MILTON J. (L. B. Kinsley & Co.), Railroad street, opposite depot, boards 18 Court
Lothrop Betsey, widow of Leavitt, house 33 High Lothrop George, shoe manufacturer, house 40 Iligh
Lovejoy Frank E., shoemaker, h. Cross, n. Summer
Lowell Henry, dry goods, house Drummond, near Main
Lucas Oliver, shoemaker, house 42 Pleasant
Lucas Oliver, cutter E. F. Packard & Co., house, Spring, near Elm
Luce Fred., teamster, house Perryville
Luce Fred. W., miller, h. Turner, opp. school-house
Luce Nahama, widow of Saunders, house 30 Turner
Luce Orrin, overseer street laborers, house Turner, opp. school-house Luce - -, carpenter, boards 3 Drummond
Lufkin Samuel, blacksmith, house 32 Union
Luques Orlando, engineer M. C. R. R., house 60 Spring Lyon Frank, shoemaker, boards Oak, corner Pine
Lyon George W., shoemaker, house Oak, corner Pine
Lyons Nelson, silverplater, boards 9 Main
MADDOX THOMAS F. (D. F. French & Co.), grocer, Spring, near Court, house Auburn heights Manley Abel, shoemaker, boards 16 High Manly Stillman, shoemaker, house 6 Turner
Manson John S., express messenger, house Main, corner Drummond Marr William, house 5 Laurel
Marrow Mattie E., teacher Iligh school, boards 33 High
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Marshall Ella F. Miss, teacher W. Auburn Primary school Marshall George, barber Elm House shop, Court, boards Harlow, Main
Marson George, barber, boards E. Harlow's, Main
Martin Frank, shoemaker, boards 9 Main
Martin Washington M., shoemaker, boards 23 Main
Mason Andrew G., express driver, house 8 Turner
Mason Ludelphus W., boottreer Pray, Shaw & Co., house 14 Court, corner Spring
Mason Royal M., bootmaker, house 47 Spring
Mason Tammy, widow of Isaiah, h. Myrtle, near Academy
Mathews G. P. Rev., Pastor Court street Baptist Church, house Conrt, near Railroad
Maxfield George W., card maker (Lewiston), h. 20 Goff Maxwell James T., shoemaker, bds. Manley, cor. Temple
May John W., lawyer (Lewiston), boards 31 High
May Seth, lawyer (Lewiston), house 2 Laurel place
Mayberry Herbert M., clerk, house 6 Turner
Mayberry Thomas N., teamster, house Turner, opposite County buildings
Mayo Sarah A., widow of Johnson, h. Whitney n. Vernon Mayo -, carpenter, boards 20 Pleasant
McCane David, foundry hand, h. Myrtle, near Academy McCarty Hannah, widow of Michael, house 54 Spring McKenney Andrew, tanner, house Oak, corner Pine
McKnight John, blacksmith, boards 15 Main
McKnight John F., blacksmith, house 2 Drummond
Mellen James, bootmaker Pray, Shaw & Co., h. Summer, corner Union
Merrill Charles B. (Charles B. Merrill & Co.), grocers, 2d door below Phoenix block, Main, house 20 High, cor. Drummond
Merrill Charles B. & Co. (Charles B. Merrill, and L. W. Sanborn), 2d door below Phoenix block, Main
Merrill Emery, cutter E. F. Packard & Co., boards 11 Main
Merrill Frank, shoemaker, house Court
Merrill Frank P., cutter Pray, Shaw & Co., bds. 11 Spring Merrill Harvey W., clerk (A. Cushman's), boards Drum- mond, near Spring
Merrill Jacob N., carpenter, house 29 Turner
MERRILL JOHN L. (Richards & Merrill, Lewiston), house 34 High
Merrill Lucius, carpenter, house Drummond, cor. Railroad Merrill M. L., shoemaker, house 21 Hampshire
Merrill Samuel F. (A. Cushman), boot and shoe manufac- turer, Court, house 28 Pleasant
Merrill Stephen S., shoemaker, house Hotel road
Merrill Thomas, bootmaker Pray, Shaw & Co., h. 11 Spring Merrow Mary J., widow of Hiram, house Cottage lane
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Miller Addison A., shoemaker, house 46 Spring
Miller Frank, tanner, boards Turner, near County buildings Miller John E., clerk Miller & Randall, boards Main, near Main Hotel
Miller Seth P. (Miller & Randall), Main, house Main, near Main Hotel
Miller William A,, currier, house Summer, corner Union Miller & Randall (Seth P. Miller and John T. Randall), shoe manufacturers, Main
Millett Calvin, shoemaker, house 4 Goff
Milliken Abram II., student, house 5 Pine
Mitchell Thomas P., shoemaker, house Hampshire, opp. Pearl
Mitchell Wesley, shoemaker, boards 15 Main
Mitchell Willis, shoemaker, boards Whitney, cor. Vernon Mixer Lewis, leathercutter, house Court, corner High
Mixer William, blacksmith, boards rear Stevens, Kimball & Son's factory
Moody Asbury, carpenter, house Turner
Moody Augustus B., shoemaker, boards 32 Spring
Moody George P., machinist, house 22 Goff
Moody J. Fred., carpenter, boards 32 Spring
Moore Ann, widow, house 37 High
Moore Augustus, barber, house 37 High
Moore Edward G., house Summer
Moore Erlon, shoemaker, house 37 High
Moore Frank E., baker, house foot of Summer
Moore James II., machinist Continental mill, house Turner, corner Hampshire
Moore William, carpenter, house 30 Main
Morey -, peddler, house 2 high
Morrill Nahum (Morrill & Wing), attorney, 2 Phoenix blk., Main, house Auburn heights
Morse Ephraim . C., molder etc. (Lewiston), house 7 Drummond
Morse Mark, overseer A. Cushman's, house Spring, corner Elm
Morse Osgood, tanner, house foot of Summer
Morton Albion, bootmaker, boards 11 Main
Mossley Joseph, shoemaker, house Manley, near Willow Moulton Calvin, teamster Willis, Parsons & Co., h. Main Moulton Jolin C., teamster, house 33 Main
Mower Augustus A., hairdresser, house 37 High
Munson H. C., pastor Universalist church, North Auburn Munroe James & Co. (James Munroe, Noble N. Munroe, and Henry M. Packard), shoe mnfrs., West Auburn Munroe Nelson H., shoemaker, house 28 Hampshire
Munroe William, machinist, house 45 Main
Munroe Win. F., clerk (Lewiston), boards 45 Main
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NASH EDWIN A., railroad employee, house Manley Nash Frank, shoemaker, boards Cross, near Turner Nash James S., railroad employee, house Manley
Nason Charles F., gunsmith (Lewiston), house 7 Goff Nevens Elias M., shipmaster, house 22 Union
Nevens Samuel, joiner, house Whitney
Nevens Charles E., jeweller, Goff, house 4 Main
Newell Edward, shoemaker, house 20 High
Newell Freeman, music, 1 Auburn block, Court, house Cole, Lewiston
Nickerson James O., operative, house 25 Main
Niles Frank E., cutter Pray, Shaw & Co., boards 35 Spring
Niles Joseph, shoemaker, house rear Summer
Niles Lydia, widow of Erastus N., house 23 Main
Niles Samuel A., merchant tailor with Goff; boards Keen's, Lewiston
North Emma H. Miss, teacher Grammar School, boards Drummond, near High
Noyes John, shoemaker, house 21 Union
Noyes John V., cabinetmaker, house 7 School
Noyes Lizzie Mrs., widow of Sumner, house 10 Court
Noyes Rufus K., farmer, house Whitney, corner Vernon
O'NEAL JOHN, laborer, house Turner
Osgood Isaac, variety store, North Auburn
Owen Edwin N., marbleworker, house 3 Spring
Owen Robert M. (Owen & Little, Lewiston), hardware dealer, house 40 Spring
PACKARD E. F. & CO. (Eliphalet F. Packard and Benjamin F. Briggs), shoe manufacturers, 4 Phoenix block, Main
Packard Eliphalet F. (E. F. Packard & Co.), Phoenix block, Main, house Elm, corner Iligh
Packard Frank II., bookkeeper E. F. Packard & Co., house Elm, corner High
Packard Roxanna, widow of Stephen, house 48 Main Page Charles II., bootmaker Pray, Shaw & Co., house 17 Drummond, near Spring
Page Flavius J., cutter, house 22 Main
Page Lorenzo D., shoemaker, house 11 Spring
Paine Daniel C., proprietor Main Hotel, Main, opposite Roak's Block, house do.
Palmer Charles, shoemaker, house 5 High
Parcher Celinda T., widow of Mark N., house 7 Goff
Parcher William, shoemaker, house 17 High Parker Charles H., shoemaker, house 17 Turner Parker Diana, widow of Charles, house 17 Turner Parker Frank, shoemaker, boards 17 Drummond
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Parker James S., shoemaker, h. Turner, opp. school-house Parker Nathan, printer, house 3 Laurel
Parker Scott, butcher, boards 31 Main
Parker Sewell C., shoemaker, house 17 Turner
Parsons Albert L., operative Continental mill, house Court, opposite Elm House
Parsons Betsey M., widow of Lemuel C., house Vernon, near Turner Parsons Solomon (Willis, Parsons & Co.), Main, house 21 Pleasant
Paul Ether S. (Goddard & Paul, Lewiston), dry goods, h. Academy, corner Elm
Peables James W., grocer, house 38 Main
Pearl Royal, shoemaker, boards 35 Iligli
Pemberton George W., shoemaker, house 14 Pine
Penly Hannah M., widow of William, house Drummond, near High
Penly Josiah, fur buyer, house 9 School
Penley Martin W., shoemaker, boards Oak, corner Pine
Pennell Aretus, policeman, boards E. Harlow's, Main
PERIIAM AURESTUS S., dry goods (Lewiston), house 17 Goff
Perkins Enos, cigar manufacturer, East Auburn
Perkins Joseph, dry goods, house Main, near Court
Perkins Josiah, bootmaker, boards 45 Main
Perno Nicholas B., shoemaker, Main, house 24 Iligh Perry Alanson, carriagemaker, house 53 Spruce
PERRY THOMAS G., watches, jewelry, &c., North Au- burn road
Perry William J., cutter, house 30 Union
Pettengill Andrew C., farmer, house Turner
Pettengill Holmes, bootmaker, 11 Main
Pettengill William W., shoemaker, house Summer Peverly Dexter P., shoemaker, house 46 Main
Phillips Auletus, carpenter, house 5 High Phillips Roscoe N., brakeman M. C. railroad, h. 3 High
Phillips Washburn, shoemaker, house 50 Pleasant Phinney George F., carpenter, house 17 Union
Pickard Charles H., shoemaker, house 36 Union
Pickard John (John F. Cobb & Co.), shoe manufacturers, house Drummond, near High
Pickard Samuel, woolen manufacturer, h. Elm, near Main Pickard Samuel H., farmer, house 36 Union
Pickering Betsey, widow of Daniel, boards 24 High Pierce Edward R., watches, jewelry, Court, n. Bridge, h. do. Pierce E. R. Mrs., millinery, house Court, near Bridge Pierce George A., clairvoyant, house Main, near Court Pierce Irving A., cutter, house Main, near Court Pike Albert R., shoemaker, house 36 Goff
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Pike C. E., shoemaker, boards Railroad
Pike George T., bootmaker, house 19 Pleasant
Poland John C., carriagemaker, house 14 School
Pompilly Allen, shoemaker, house Summer, corner Union Pompilly James W., bootmaker Pray, Shaw & Co., boards Summer, corner Union
Potter Benjamin, jr., shoemaker, house rear Summer
Pratt - ; baggagemaster M. C. R. R., bds. 37 Pleasant
Pratt Charles, shoemaker, boards 2 Drummond
Pratt Charles C., cutter E. F. Packard & Co., bds. Main, corner Drummond
Pratt Cyrus N., bootmaker Pray, Shaw & Co., bds. Court, corner Main
Pratt Lloyd, tinsmith, boards 2 Drummond
Pray Almon C. (Pray, Shaw & Co.), boot and shoe man- ufacturer, 8 Phoenix block, Main, h. 17 Drummond
Pray Leonard A., cutter Pray, Shaw & Co., boards 17 Drummond
Preble Calista A. Miss, teacher, boards 46 Main
Preble Marcellus B., dentist, Court, corner Main, house head Court
Preble Susan, widow of Samuel L., house 46 Main Prescott Moses B., bootmaker, boards 15 Main
Prince Freeman B., shoemaker, house Goff, n. Hampshire Prince Kendall, bootmaker, boards 20 Hampshire Proctor Charles F., farmer, house Cottage lane Proctor Henry A., painter, house Cottage lane Proctor Uriah, sole-leather cutter, house 30 Union Pulsifer Horatio B. (Pulsifer, Roak & Co.), shoe manu- facturer, 6 Roak's block, Main, house 7 Pleasant Pulsifer James, shoemaker, house Cottage lane Pulsifer Josiah D., phonographic reporter, h. 5 Drummond
Pulsifer Pitman, reporter, house 5 Drummond
Pulsifer, Roak & Co. (Horatio B. Pulsifer, Geo. M. Roak,
and Willard M. Dunn), shoe manufacturers, 6 Roak's block, Main
Pulsifer Wilson, grocer, house 10 Main
Pushaw Prescott F'., section hand Bates mill, h. 25 Pleasant Putnam James F., shoemaker, boards 45 Main
RAMSDELL ORIN, sole-leather cutter Pray, Shaw & Co., boards Auburn House
Randall Daniel H., mason, house Elm, opposite Spring Randall John T. (Nutter & Randall), Main, house Main, near Maine Hotel
Randall William, cutter, house 9 Union
Ray Elsie P., widow of Jonathan, house Manley, n. Oak Raymond Fred., locksmith (Lewiston), boards 17 Spring Raynes II. E. Miss, teacher Pine Street Grammar school, boards Turner
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