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Notary Public.
Locke Joseph A., 74 Middle, Portland (see adv. dept., p. 31)
Oil Stones and Holders.
Union Stone Co., 29 Kilby, Boston (see colored leaf, opp. 192) Wheeler R. R., 36 Charlestown, Bos- ton (see advt. opp. 113)
Organs and Melodeons.
Hastings W. P., 144} Exchange, Port- land (see adv. dept., p. 29)
Painter (Fresco). Jost George D., 6 Bradford, Portland (see advt. baek colored page)
Paintings, Engravings, and Chromos.
Schumacher Bros., 5 Deering block, Portland (see adv. dept., p. 31)
Paper Hangings.
Marrett, Bailey & Co., 90 and 92 Mid- dle, Portland (see adv. dept., p. 26)
Patent Medicines.
Hay H. H., Portland (see advt. opp. inside front cover)
Physician.
Spear E. D., 713 Washington, Boston (see adv. dept., p. 37)
Picture Frames, &c.
Schumacher Bros., 5 Deering block, Portland (see adv. dept., p. 31) Haskell & Allen, 61 Hanover, Boston (see adv. dept., p. 37)
Plate Glass (Importers and Deal- ers).
Hills, Turner & Harmon, 195 State (see advt., opp. index)
Plumbers.
Hawthorne & Tucker, 16 Province, Boston (see advt. front col'd page) Pearce Charles, +1 Union, Portland (see adv. dept., p. 30)
Plumbing Materials.
Hawthorne & Tucker, 16 Province, Boston (see adv. dept., p. 30)
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DIRECTORY OF PATRONS.
Print Publishers.
Haskell & Allen, 61 Hanover, Boston (sec adv. dept., p. 37)
Printers.
Thurston B. & Co.,Portland (see advt. opp. page 112)
Provisions ( Wholesale).
Donnell W. E. & Co., 93 and 95 Com- mercial (see advt. outside back cover)
Railroad and Steambont Supplies.
Gerrish J. J. & Co., 31 Commercial, Portland (see adv. dept., p. 24)
Railroads.
Boston & Maine, Payson Tucker, agt., Portland (see adv. dept., p. 35) Eastern, J. Prescott, supt., Boston (see adv. dept., p. 25) Maine Central, J. M. Lunt, supt., Portland (see adv. dept., p. 38)
Real Estate Agent.
French James, 80 Washington, Bos- ton (see advt. outside back cover)
Refrigerators. Merrill JJ. F., Cotton av., Portland (see adv. dept., p. 29)
Rug Patterns (Colored).
Fairfield Edward, Federal, c. Temple, Portland (see adv. dept., p. 34)
Safe Manufacturer.
Parker J. D., 61 Sudbury, Boston (see advt. outside front cover)
Sewing Machine Repairer.
Ohler W. H., 158 Middle, Portland (see adv. dept., p. 23)
Ship Timber.
Richardson & Cross, Commercial, Portland (see adv. dept., p. 34)
Shipping Tags.
Dennison & Co., 71 Milk, Boston (sce adv. dept., p. 39)
Show Cases.
Bruns M. N., 193 Market sq,, Portland (see adv. dept., p. 29)
Noda and Mineral Waters.
Fairbanks Moses & Co., Howard, Boston (see advt. inside back cover) Vincent, Hathaway & Co., 109 Broad, Boston (see advt. outside back cover)
Stained and Cnt Glass.
Cook James M., 131 to 141 Congress, Boston (see adv. dept., p. 37).
Stairbuilders.
Libby B. F. & Son, 133 Union, Port- land (see adv. dept., p. 32)
Steam Heating Apparatus.
Walworth Mnfg. Co., 1 Bath, Boston (see adv. dept., p. 40) Winslow Daniel & Son, 7 Cross, Port- land (see adv. dept., p. 31)
Steam and Gas Pipe.
Walworth Mnfg. Co., 1 Bath, Boston (see adv. dept., p. 40) Winslow Daniel & Son, 7 Cross, Port- land (see adv. dept., p. 31)
Steamship Lines.
International Steamship Co., Port- land (see adv. dept., p. 33) Maine Steamship Co. (Portland and New York) (see adv. dept., p. 30) Portland and Boston Steam Packet Co., L. Billings, agt., Portland (see adv. dept., p. 33)
Steel and Iron.
Corey E. & Co., 125 and 127 Portland (see adv. dept., p. 30) Jessop William & Sons, 135 Federal, Boston (see adv. dept., p. 37)
Stencils, Stamps, &c.
Fairfield Edward, Federal, c. Temple Portland (see adv. dept., p. 34)
Stone Ware Goods.
Portland Stone Ware Co., north end of Deering's bridge (see advt., p. 12)
Stoves and Furnaces.
Chilson Gardner, 99 and 101 Black- stone (see advt. front col'd pages. )
Surgical Instruments.
Schlotterbeek & Co., 303 Congress, Portland (see advt. outside front cover)
Tags and Labels.
Dennison & Co., 71 Milk, Boston (see adv. dept., p. 39)
Upholstery Goods.
Marrett, Bailey & Co., 90 and 92 Mid- dle, Portland (see adv. dept. p. 26)
Ventilators.
Barney J. E. & Co., 26 Charlestown, Boston (see advt. outside back cover)
White Holly Frames, Easels, &c. Peirce George W. & Co., 71 Sudbury, Boston see advt. outside front cover )
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PORTLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
EASTERN EXPRESS CO.
Our Lines extend
over ALL the
from Boston, East RAILROADS in
MAINE, and by
Steamers, to the
PENOBSCOT AND KENNEBEC RIVERS, TO MACIIIAS, IN MAINE, St. John, N. B., and Halifax, N. S., WITH OFFICES AND AGENTS AT ALL POINTS OF IMPORTANCE THROUGHOUT MAINE AND NEW BRUNSWICK.
PRINCIPAL OFFICES AND AGENTS.
F. W. CARR, Treasurer, 51 Devonshire Street, . BOSTON. J. N. WINSLOW, Athenaeum Building, Plum Street, PORTLAND,
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J. TARBOX, BANGOR. F. L. BOOTIIBY, LEWISTON.
H. S. OSGOOD, AUGUSTA. GEO. A. CARTER, SACO and BIDDEFORD. J. R. STONE, ST. JOHN, N. B.
J. R. HALL, President and Superintendent, Boston.
PORTLAND
STONE WARE CO.
Manufacturers of every description of
STONE WARE GOODS
DOUBLE GLAZED VITRIFIED
Stone Drain and Water Pipe. FACTORY,
G 3 FEET
North End of Deering's Bridge. J. N. Winslow, Treas., J. T. Winslow, Supt.
We desire to call the attention of the public, cities, and corporations to the following report. The figures given is the average pressure upon each square inch of the pipe : OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF SEWERS, CITY HALL, Boston, Sept. 1, 1869. TEST OF PORTLAND DRAIN PIPE.
12 inch, 78 lbs. per sq. inch. 8 inch, 103 lbs. per sq. inch. 4 inch, 225 lbs. per sq. inch.' 10 inch, 120 lbs. per sq. inch. 6 inch, 130 lbs. per sq. inch. Signed, W. H. BRADLEY.
It will be seen by the foregoing report that our Drain Pipe resists a pressure per square inch far greater than any other pipe manufactured, and it is also alike imper- vious to acids or other chemical agencies, and nnaffected by the elements.
Glazed Stone Ware Pipes are used almost exclusively for sewerage purposes by all the large cities in this and foreign countries.
Our Pipes are of extra thickness. Equal to the best English imported. Warranted indestructible. Made from pure Fire Clay, and Glass coated.
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STREETS, COURTS, ETC., IN LEWISTON.
Ash, from Canal to Sabattus Avon, next north of Winter Barkerville, Main, two miles from Haymarket square
Bartlett, from Main to Mechanic Bates, from Maine Central R. R. depot to Maple Birch, from Canal beyond Pierce Blake, from Main to Mechanic
Bradley, from Sabattus beyond Mechanic
Bridge, from Main to Avon
Brook, from Oak to Elm
Canal, from Main to new Lisbon road, parallel with the canal Cedar, from Lisbon to Oxford
Chapel, from Main to the river
Chestnut, from Oxford to Park
Clay, from Sabattus, south
Cole, from College to Seminary
College, from Sabattus to Greene line Cross, from Oxford to Mill
Davis corner, Sabattus road, corner East avenue
East avenue, from Sabattus road to new Lisbon road
Eh, from Main to College
Franklin, from Pine to M. C. Railroad
High, from Main to Bridge
Horton, from Sabattus to Mechanic
Howe, from Sabattus to Mechanic
John, from Main to College Jones, from Riverside to Bridge
Knox, from Spruce to Maple
Lincoln, from Main to River road
Lisbon, from Main to Lisbon road
Lisbon road, continuation of Lisbon to Lisbon line
Lowell, from Chapel to Bates
Main, from Auburn bridge to Greene line
Maple, from Canal to Lowell's land
Mechanic, from Lisbon, at Bleachery, to East avenue Mechanic, from Main to Brook
Middle, from Main to M. C. Railroad
Milk lane, crossing head Lowell street
Mill, from Lincoln mill to Androscoggin depot Mill, from Main to Oxford Mountain avenue, from Main to College Nevens road, from Sabattus road, north-east
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STREETS, COURTS, ETC.
Oak, from Franklin to Blake Old road to Lisbon, see Webster Orange, from Sabattus to Webster Oxford, from Cross, parallel to lower canal Park, from Main to Maple Pierce, from Main to Mechanic
Pine, from Canal to Sabattus
River road, from Lincoln to Lisbon line, parallel with the river
Riverside, from upper Main to Riverside cemetery
Sabattus, from Main at junction of College
Seminary, from Sabattus to Nichols' Latin school
Shawinut, from Sabattus to Mechanic
Skinner, from College to East avenue
Summer, from Lewiston Machine Co's land to Whipple Thomas corner, Sabattus road, one mile above Davis' corner Union, from Main to 17 College
Vale, from Seminary to College
Wahunt, from Bates to Shawmut
Webster, from Sabattus towards Lisbon line
Webster and Greene road, across the east part of the town
Whipple, from Main to Railroad
Winter, from Bridge to Riverside
Wood, from Sabattus, first above College
HIALLS, BUILDINGS, BLOCKS, &c.
Advent Hall, 3} Central block, Main
Androscoggin Boarding blocks, corner Lisbon, Canal, and Maple Bonnallie's block, Main, corner Bates Bonnallie's hall, Main, corner Bates
'Central block, Main, corner Lisbon
City building, Park, Pine, and Lisbon streets
City hall, City building, Pine, Park, and Lisbon
Continental block, Lincoln, corner Chestnut
Continental block, Oxford street, opposite Continental mills Frye's block, Main, corner Chapel
Garcelon's block, Main
Hilton's block, Lisbon, above Ash Jones' block, Main, corner Mill
Lisbon block, Lisbon, corner Chestnut
Lisbon hall, Lisbon, corner Chestnut
Lyceum hall, 25 Lisbon Mechanics' block, Main, corner Union
Pythian hall, Union block, Lisbon, near Main Tracy & Flint's block, Lisbon, next to City building
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BOUNDARIES OF THE WARDS.
Whitman block, Lisbon, corner Chestnut Waldron's block, lower Main, near Bridge
Waldron's hall, lower Main, near bridge
OFFICES.
City Collector's office, at Thompson & Putnam's, Main, John F'. Putnam, collector
City Marshal's office, Tracy & Flint's block, Lisbon
CEMETERIES.
Davis Cemetery, Sabbatus, corner Webster Riverside Cemetery, foot of Riverside street
BOUNDARIES OF THE WARDS.
WARD I.
Bounded as follows: Commencing at the junction of Sabattus and Main streets; thence northerly by the centre of Main street to the Jepson brook; thence westerly by the brook to the river; thence northerly by the river to the town of Greene ; thence easterly by the line of Greene to the town of Webster; thence southerly by the line of Webster to the Sabattus road; thence westerly by the centre of Sabattus road to the first-mentioned bound.
WAARD II.
Bounded as follows : Commencing at the junction of Sabattus and Main streets; thence northerly by the cen- tre of Main street to Jepson brook; thence westerly by the brook to the river; thence southerly by the river and canal to Main street ; thence easterly by the centre of Main street to the first-mentioned bound.
WARD III.
Bounded as follows : Commencing at the junction of Horton and Sabattus streets ; thence westerly by the centre of Sabattus and Main streets to the main canal; thence by the canal to the guard locks ; thence southerly by the river to the outlet of branch canal number one; thence easterly by the centre of said canal and centre of Ash street to Horton street; thence northerly by the centre of' Horton street to the first-mentioned bound.
WARD IV.
Bounded as follows : Commencing at the junction of Ash and Bates streets; thence westerly by the centre of
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BOUNDARIES OF TIIE WARDS.
Ash street and cross canal number one to the river ; thence southerly by the river to branch canal number three; thence easterly by said canal to lower canal ; thence north- erly by said lower canal to Chestnut street; thence east- erly by the centre of Chestnut street and Common to Bates street; thence northerly by the centre of Bates street to the first-mentioned bound.
WARD V.
Bounded as follows: Commencing at the junction of Cedar street and the lower canal; thence by the centre of lower canal to Chestnut street ; thence easterly from lower canal by the centre of Chestnut street and Common to Bates street; thence northerly by the centre of Bates street to Ash street; thence easterly by the centre of Ash street to Horton street; thence southerly by the centre of ITorton street to Birch street; thence westerly by the centre of Birch street to Lisbon street ; thence northerly by the centre of Lisbon street to Cedar street; thence westerly by the centre of Cedar street to the first-men- tioned bound.
WARD VI.
Bounded as follows : Commencing at the outlet of the brook south of the Androscoggin mills; thence easterly by said brook to Horton street; thence northerly by the centre of Horton street to Birch street; thence westerly by the centre of Birch street to Lisbon street; thence northerly by the centre of Lisbon street to Cedar street ; thence westerly by the centre of Cedar street to lower canal ; thence northerly by lower canal to branch canal number three; thence westerly by said canal to the An- droscoggin river; thence southerly by the river to the first- mentioned bonnd.
WARD VII.
Bounded as follows: Commencing at the ontlet of the brook south of the Androscoggin mills; thence easterly by said brook to Horton street; thence northerly by the centre of Horton street to Sabattus street ; thence cast- erly by the centre of Sabattus street to the line of the town of Webster; thence by the line of the towns of Webster and Lisbon to the Androscoggin river; thence northerly by the river to the first-mentioned bound.
LEWISTON 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. Maino 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 - less. After the name of the street, the word street is omitted.
ABBOTT CHARLES A., drug clerk, 72 Lisbon, boards Pine
Abbott Charles S., carpenter, house foot of Bates
Abbott II. B. Rev., pastor, Main st. Meth. church, house Bridge, cor. High
Abbott Levi, agent Abbott's patent pipe coupling, Cross Canal, house 80 Park, cor. Birch
Adams Byron S., carpenter, Aggu, mill, h. Birch, n. Knox Adams Henry, overseer, Lewiston bleachery, house Knox, near Maple
Adams Robert, carpenter, boards 15 Lisbon
Adams William B., carpenter, house at Auburn
Adell Elbridge .T., watches, silver ware, &c., 40 Lisbon, h. Birch, cor. Blake
Adell Maria S., widow of Cornelius, bds. Birch, c. Blake Adley Alonzo, lumberman, house Winter
Agan Patrick, operative Aggn. mill, h. Bleachery hill
Aiken Win., upholsterer, Main, cor. Franklin, h. Lowell Albert James, machinist, boards Lincoln block
Alexander Ira, carpenter, house Summer
Algres Joseph, operative Bates mill, boards Park
Allen Abbie A. Miss, teacher grammar school, boards Ash, corner Horton
Allen Ansel, general agent Beckwith Sewing Machine, 43 Central block
Allen Benjamin, operative Bates mill, house 25 Ash
Allen Colman, operative, boards 22 Franklin
. Allen Daniel (Allen & Maxwell), furniture, house Pine, above Horton
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LEWISTON [A] DIRECTORY.
Allen David P., carpenter, boards 69 Park
Allen Dearborn, operative Bates mill, boards Lisbon
Allen Edwin, laborer Androscoggin mill, house Lisbon
Allen Ethan, operative, boards Lewis F. Gould, Lisbon Allen Henry, carpenter, boards 20 Franklin
Allen James, laborer, house Bartlett, near Walnut
Allen Pliny, farmer, house Franklin, near A h Allen Rufus D., carpenter, house Jones
Allen Timothy, operative Androscoggin mill, h. Lincoln Allen Wm., operative Lewiston bleachery, house Bates Allen & Maxwell (D. Allen and HI. W. Maxwell), furni- ture, Lisbon, opp. Lisbon block
Allor Joseph, operative Lincoln mill, bds. Mrs. Driscoll's, Main
Allwise Joseph, operative, house Blake, near Walnut Ambrose Jane J. Mrs., widow of Robert, h. Main, c. High Ambrose Julia D. Mrs., widow of Robert S., Main, c. High Ames Albert N., carriage painting, house Summer, near Jones Corner
Ames Julia W., widow, house 5 Middle
Ames Phironia Mrs., boarding-house, over James & Co- nant's store, Lisbon
Ames William S., operative, bds. at Mrs. P. Amnes, Lisbon Ames Winslow N., carriage ironer, Bates, near J. A. Skin- ner & Co.'s carriage factory, h. Summer, n. Bridge Anderson Emma, widow of John, house Pierce, n. Pine Anderson Joseph E., conductor M. C. R. R., h. 55 Franklin Anderson Mary, widow of John, h. Lower Main, n. Bridge Anderson William, operative Bates mill, h. Lower Main Andrews Chas. F., clerk L. C. Dunham, bds. Mr. Barney's, Sabattis
Andrews Chas. F., machinist Lewiston mills, h. 1 Lowell Andrews Edwin (Richardson & Andrews), grocer, Main, opp. Haymarket square, house High, near Bridge Andrews Ellen M. Miss, teacher grammar school, boards Mrs. Hammond's, Main
Andrews Freeman, farmer, house College
Andrews Geo., book-keeper Bradford, Conant & Co., h. 35 Court, Auburn
Andrews George, shoemaker, bds. David Sparing's, Lisbon Andrews Hiram, shoemaker, house Bates, near Birch
Andrews John, second hand Lewiston mills, h. 1 Lowell Andrews John R., mason, house Riverside, near R. R. Andrews Joseph, silverplater, boards Lincoln
Andrews Melvin M., hairdresser, house at Auburn
ANDROSCOGGIN MILLS, Canal, cor. Lisbon
ANDROSCOGGIN SAVINGS BANK, Central block, Main, cor. Lisbon
ANDROSCOGGIN TROTTING PARK, P. Maney & Sons, proprietors, Barker's mills, Lewiston
DOUGLASS & COOK, {
[ DEALERS IN BOOKS AND PA- PER HANGINGS.
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Angell Thos., Professor Bates College, h. College, above Mountain avenue
Archambeau Joseph B., operative Androscoggin mills, h. Lincoln
Arnold Lloyd Q., policeman, h. 10 Maple
Arris Charles, stone mason, Main, near Greene line Arris John S. B., painter, boards Main, near Chapel Arris Robert, teamster, house Bartlett, cor. Ash Ashworth John, overseer Bates mill, house 97 Bates Aspinwall,James, operative Bates mill, house Lincoln Atherton John, spinner Continental mills, bds. Mr. Strat- ton's, Lisbon
Atherton William, spinner Lewiston mill, house Blake, n. Birch
Atkins Henry M., engineer, boards Lincoln block, Main Atkinson John M., harnessmaker, bds. American House Atwell Charles P., painter, 13 Hill corporation, Canal Anger Alphonso (J. & A. Auger), provisions and grocer- ies, Lincoln, house do.
Auger John (J. & A. Auger), provisions and groceries. Lincoln, house do.
Auger John and Alphonso, groceries and provisions, Lin- colu
Aurora Mill, Mill st., opp. Lincoln mill
Austin A. B., fancy goods and toys, 82 Lisbon, h. Park, n. Ash
Austin Cyrus, carpenter, house Birch, near Bates
Austin Cyrus L., shoemaker, boards J. Austin's, Sabattus, near Horton
Austin Daniel, operative Bleachery, house Chapel, near American House
Austin Geo. A., clerk, 82 Lisbon, boards Park, near Ash Austin Henry M., clerk, 1 Tracy & Flint's block, boards Androscoggin Corporation
Austin Joseph B., shoemaker, house Sabattus, n. Horton Austin Mary S., widow of Samuel, h. Jones, n. Bridgo Austin Orlando II., laborer bleachery, bds. Tremont House Austin Richard W., machinist, boards Jones, n. Bridge Avery Henry F., blacksmith, bds. S. S. Moody's, Lisbon Avery Miles L., operative, boards S. S. Moody's, Lisbon Ayer Isaac, carpenter, boards 20 Franklin
BABB GEO. G., second hand Lincoln mill, h. Orange, n. Sabattis
Babcock Adeline, widow of Charles, house 3 Hill block Babcock Henry R., laborer, house Winter, near Bates Babcock Julia, widow of David, house Winter, n. Bates
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LEWISTON [B] DIRECTORY.
Backman Moses, dry and fancy goods, 110 Lisbon, boards Tremont House
Badger Webster L., paymaster City building, house Upper Main
Bagley Hattie M. Mrs., teacher primary school No. 16, boards D. Sparing's, Lisbon
Bagley Sewall II., weaver Continental mills, h. Oxford Bagnall Sarah, widow of Isaac, house Pierce, near Pine Bailey Ambrose, painter, house Bates, cor. Pine
Bailey Annie E. (Bailey & Stetson), laundry, 106 Lisbon, house 42 Pine
Bailey Benj. A., overseer machine-shop Androscoggin mill, house 9 Blake
Bailey Daniel, painter, boards American House
Bailey Frederick A., machinist, boards foot of Middle
Bailey Gilbert II., overseer Bates mill, house 99 Bates
Bailey Hiram H., foreman Cumberland mill, house Lisbon, cor. Birch
Bailey J. S., gents' furnishing goods and sewing machines, 106 Lisbon, house 42 Pine
Bailey Joseph, operative Hill mill, h. Orange, n. Webster
Bailey Joseph, woolsorter Bates mill, house Main
Bailey Melville E. D., clerk, house 25 Pine
Bailey Ruth Mrs., widow of Hudson, h. Lisbon, cor. Birch Bailey R. H. Mrs., millinery, 65 Lisbon, h. 2 Jones block Upper Main
BAILEY SAMUEL S., city bonnet and hat bleachery, one door west dye-house, Main, house Upper Main, Jones block
Bailey Wm., lumber surveyor, boards Lincoln block
Bailey & Stetson (A. E. Bailey and I. E. Stetson), laun- dry, 106 Lisbon
Baird William, painter, house 8 Park
Baker Edwin G., operative Lincoln mill, house Main, near Maine Hotel
Baker James II., student, boards W. Baker's, 5 College
Baker James L., butcher, h. Upper Main, n. brick-yard Baker John C., butcher, h. Upper Main, near brick yard Baker Wesley, carpenter, house 5 College
Balkam Ellen M., teacher in grammar school, class 4, bds. Rev. Mr. Balkam's, Bates, near Pine
Balkam Samuel L., bds. Rev. Mr. Balkam's, Bates, n. Pine Balkam Uriah, pastor Congregational church, house Bates, n. Pine
Ball Rachel, widow, house Knox, cor. Birch
Ballard Levi W., musical instruments, Wood's block, Lisbon, and 73 Lisbon, house Main, near High
Ballard Mary Ann Mrs., widow of William, house Pierce, near Walnut
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Ballentine James, folder Bleachery, house Knox, n. Maple Bangs Allura Miss, teacher, bds. 162 Lisbon
Bangs Fred'k, section hand Lewiston mill, bds. 162 Lisbon Barbour Chas. E., variety store and pop beer-manfacturer, Lisbon, cor. Birch, house do.
Barbour Horace, druggist and apothecary, Lisbon, opp Lisbon Hall, house Blake, near Birch
Barbour Horace W., apothecary, house Pierce, n. Pine Barker Albert, supt. bagging mill, house 45 Pine
Barker Alphonso T., operative Bates mill, bds. Pierce, cor. Ash
BARKER CYRUS I., ag't Bates mill, h. Bartlett, n. Ash Barker Chas. V., painter, boards Pierce, corner Ash Barker Edwin E., carpenter, h. 25 Ash, corner Bates
Barker, Elizabeth S. Mrs., widow of Asa, h. Pierce, corner Aslı
Barker Jacob, carriagemaker, house Blake, near Ash Barker Otis E., designer Bates mill, h. Ash, cor. Pierce
Barker Sarah J. Miss, teacher Bates street school, boards Ash, corner Blake
Barlow James, spinner Continental mill, house Knox Barlow John, overseer ring spinning Continental mill, h. South end Pierce
Barlow Josiah, spinner, house 32 Blake
Barnard Edwin M., carpenter, Hill mill, house Walnut, corner Howe
Barnes Patrick, carpenter, boards Knox, near Birch
Barney Alfred, operative Bates mill, boards Lincoln
Barney Jerry, operative Lincoln mill, boards Lincoln, near Canal
Baron Patrick, carpenter, house Knox
Barr Geo. W., house Garcelon, corner Vale
Barrell C. L. Miss, teacher Bates street school, boards Ash, corner Bartlett
Barrell James S., principal grammar school, house Ash, corner Bartlett
Barrell Lucius L., travelling agent, house 7 College
Barron Chandler H., yard-master, house Bates, n. Lowell Barron Levi, laborer, house Middle
Barron Lydia, dressmaker, 3 Hilton block, house Middle, near Lowell
Barrows Harvey, botanic physician, 170 Lisbon
Barrows Mary A. Mrs., milliner and dressmaker, 170 Lisbon, house do.
Barry John, house Chapel, near Main
Bartlett Augusta, widow of Reuben B., house rear 160 Lisbon
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LEWISTON [B] DIRECTORY.
Bartlett Edward W., carriagemaker, h. Horton, n. Ash Bartlett Evelyn Miss, teacher High school, boards 60 High, Auburn
Bartlett Fanny, widow of Charles, h. Pine, near Bates Bartlett Geo. E. (O. & G. Bartlett), stoves, tinware, etc., house Pierce, near Walnut
Bartlett Horace P., tripe innfr., East avenue, house do.
Bartlett Joseph, spinner, house 31 Blake
Bartlett Otis B. (O. & G. Bartlett), stoves, tinware, etc., house Pierce, near Walnut
Bartlett O. & G. (Otis B. & Geo. E. Bartlett), stoves, tinware, etc., 10 Lisbon
Bartlett Zenas, operative Bates mill
Bassett Albert P., harnessmaker, bds Bates, near Main
Batchelder Wm. K., carpenter, house Summer n. Bridge Bates Alfred C., overseer No. 1 weave room, Lewiston mill, house Park, near Common
Bates David S. S., overseer Bates mill, house Pierce, near Maple
Bates Geo. D., machinist Bates mill, h. Pine, near Bates BATES MILL, Canal, foot of Pine
Batley Joseph, operative Bates mill, house Blake
Bauman Richard, spinner, house Bartlett, cor. Walnut
Beacham II. II., tobacconist, 28 Lisbon, house Main
Beal Horace C., second hand Bates mill, honse Franklin, near Ash
Beal John T., carpenter, house Bates, near Birch
Beale Isaac, shoemaker, boards 8 Park
BEAN ANDREW T. (Bean & Stetson), stoves and tin- ware, house at Auburn
Bean Edward W., machinist, bds. Lincoln block, Main
Bean Geo., carpenter, house 40 College
Bean G. W. Rev., house 38 High
Bean John, tinman, boards Elm House, Auburn
Bean Nelson S. (Little & Bean), Kennebec and Boston Express, house at Boston, Mass.
BEAN & STETSON (A. T. Bean and J. II. Stetson), stoves and tinware, 47 Lisbon
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