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Buck Benjamin E., carpenter, bds. Maine Hotel
Buck Octavia Mrs., h. 106 Main
Buck Vertrude P., shoemaker, h. Sturgis road, Beach Hill Buck Wallace W., foreman, packing, 34 Troy, h. at Lew- iston
Buck William E., shoemaker, h. 287 Turner
Buckley Horace, laborer, bds. 158 Cook
Buckley James, farmer, h. Pownal rd., So. Auburn
Buckley Walter G., tinsmith, ( Lewiston) h. 158 Cook
Buckman Charles, farmer, h. No. Auburn
Buckman Eleazer R., carpenter, h. River road Buckman Samuel, farmhand, h. No. Auburn
Buker Frank E., shoe laster, h. 171 Main
Buker Frank E., shoemaker, h. 317 Main
Buker Melvina A. Miss, house 21 Parker
Bumpus George W., corp. clerk, Amer. S. M. Co., 172 Main, h. 32 James
Bumpus Horatio G., shoemaker, h. 62 Union
Bumpus L. Insley, house rear 109 Spring
Bumpus S. Perley, salesman, 101 Main, h. 261 Turner
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Bundgaard Peter, gardener, bds. 290 Main
Bunker Darius, farmer, house next school house, No. Auburn
Bunker Flora R. Miss, teacher, Lincoln grammar school bds. 329 Main
Burgess Everett W., carpenter, house 220 Main
Burgess Grace Miss, shoe stitcher, bds. 81 Academy
Burgess Ida Miss, shoe stitcher, rms. 255 Main Burgess John, laborer, hds. 21 Pulsifer
Burgess John, Jr., wheelman, Barker Mill, h. 21 Pulsifer Burgess Mark, shoemaker, bds. 66 Spring
Burgess Romanzo M., hairdresser ( Lewiston ), h. 81 Third
Burgin Thomas H., bakery, 164 Main, h. 163 do.
Burke Cornelius, laborer, h. 20 Newbury Burke Thomas, mill operative, h. 2 Main Burkett Manning J., carpenter, rooms 42 Cook
Burkitt Francis, shoe laster, h. 19 James
Burleigh Gilman M., shoemaker, h. 72 James
Burleigh Marcellus, farmer, h. 3 Pleasant
Burlington Charles, shoemaker, rms. 143 Pleasant
Burnham George, Jr. (Burnham & Morrill), corn can- ning, 74 French, house at Portland
Burnham & Morrill (George Burnham Jr. and Charles Morrill) , corn canners, 74 French
Burns Rose Miss, dressmaker, 77 Union, h. do.
Burr Charles F., shoemaker, h. Orchard, opp. Granite Burr David C., clergyman, bds. C. F. Burr's, Orchard
Burr Howard L., clerk, 209 Court, boards C. F. Burr's, Orchard
Burrill Greene C., house 8 Spring
Burrill John W., drug clerk, 68 Court, bds. 8 Spring
Bussell Joseph. tinsmith, bds. Park House
Buteau Alphonse, carpenter, li. 120 Third
Buteau Godfroid, carpenter, bds. 120 Third
Buteau Mark, house 120 Third
Butler Calef P., farmer, h. Wilcombs Corner road, near Minot line
Butler Charles H., shoe maker, 40 Court, li. 114 do.
Butler Edward K., machinist ( Lewision), h. 88 Spring Butler Fred E., edge trimmer, h. 112 Court
Butman B. F., shoemaker, bds. Hampshire House Butterfield George H., overseer, bleachery Avon Mnfg. Co. (Lewiston), house 163 Summer
Butterfield Guy L., mill hand, bds. 320 Turner
Butterfield Lewis A., fareman machinist, W. A. Works, house 226 Minot avenue
Butterfield Linwood, shoemaker, bds. 32 Pine
Butterfield William W., carpenter, h. 320 Turner Byron Edward, overseer, Barker Mill Yard, h. 120 First Byron George, mule spinner, h. 126 First
Byron Robert, operative, bds. 122 First
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CAIRSS HERBERT E., clerk (Lewiston), rooms 72 Hampshire
Call Otis, lodging house, 178 and 180 Main
Callahan Eugene J., pressman, h. 5 First
Callahan John H. (Chase & Callahan), grocer, 67 Court, boards at Lewiston
Calvert Thomas E., editor, Daily and Weekly Gazette, and Turf, Farm and House, 4 Court, h. at Lewiston Campbell Addie A., widow of Charles W., h. 30 French
Campbell Charles A., tinsmith, bds. 30 French
Campbell Cyrus, farm hand, h. N. Auburn, n. Turner line Campbell Horace A., harness maker, 152 Main, house 108 Goff
Campbell Jane, widow, bds. 58 First
Campbell John, house 254 Court
Campbell Maria D. Mrs., house 18 South
Cantello Nellie M. Mrs., shoe stitcher, h. 11 Turner
Carlisle Frank, shoemaker, rms. 217 Main
Carlisle Walter, carpenter, rooms 217 Main
Carll Lizzie A. Mrs., dressmaker, 329 Main, h. do.
Carman William W., plumber ( Lewiston), h. Fairview av.
Carnahan Joseph A., farmer, h. Pownal road
Caron Joseph, laborer, house 9 Broad
Caron Jule, operative, house 56 Second Caron Jules, teamster, 212 Court, h. at Lewiston
Carpenter Peter, laborer, house 9 Second
Carroll Andrew J., laborer, bds. 39 Newbury
Carroll Mamie G. Miss, teacher, Third-st. Primary school boards 39 Newbury
Carroll Paul, brickmaker, h. Cross road, from New Glou- cester road
Carroll Thomas, laborer, house 39 Newbury
Carroll Thomas H., laborer, bds. 39 Newbury
Carter John, laborer, h. over P. O., Danville junction
Carter Seth M., lawyer ( Lewiston), h. 17 Laurel ave.
Carver Clarence A., painter, h. 34 Sixth
Carver Edwin G., driver, Merchants Express ( Lewiston), . house 26 Laurel
Carver James W., boots and shoes (Lewiston), h. Turner road, near Mt. Auburn ave.
Carver Nellie Mrs., house 4 Third
Carver Preston J., shoemaker, house Turner road, near Mt. Auburn avenue
Carver Seth, shoe laster, bds. 49 Court
Carver Wilbert, card grinder, h. 28 Broad
Carville Rose E. Miss, boarding house, 200 Main Cary Alice, teacher, Young's Corner school
Cary Hattie, paper box maker, rins. 1 Oak
Cary Henry, farmer, h. Cross road, from Sturgis road
Cary Nellie, teacher, Perkins Ridge school
Casey Henry G., shoemaker, h. 32 Spring
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Casey Michael, dyer ( Lewiston), h. 105 Second Casey Robert, shoemaker, bds. 46 Main
Cassavan George. mill operative, house Cross road, from New Gloucester road
Caswell Augustus B., machinist, h. 47 Manley
Caswell Eda Miss, rooms 106 Pleasant
Caswell Francis B., watchmaker and jeweler, 84 Court, house 15 Temple
Caswell Ruth P. Miss, house 56 Drummond
Cates Martha Ann Mrs., house 77 Eighth
Cates Sarah, bds. 42 Cook
Cayey Joseph, hostler, 62 Turner, rms. do.
Chadbourne Darius, carpenter, house Minot avenue, near Stevens Mill
Chadbourne John M., carpenter, boards D. Chadbourne's, Minot avenue
Chadsey Charles, miller, 33 Knight, rms. 20 Spring Chadsey Lewis, teamster, 62 Turner, bds. 46 Main Chaffee Nathaniel ()., clergyman, h. 107 Pleasant Chamberlain Charles P., laborer, h. 155 Summer Chamberlain Duane M., shoemaker, h. 143 High Chamberlain Fred L., shoemaker, bds. 118 High Chamberlain John F., 130 Main, house 118 High Chamberlain Joseph, carpenter, bds. 133 Spring Chamberlain Rufus E., foreman finishing, Munroes, Pack- ard & Linscott, h. 20 Highland avenue
Chamberlain Stephen M., shoemaker, h. 159 Pleasant
Chandler Alvin T., foreman, wood worker, W. A. Works, house 29 Second avenue
Chandler Charles L., shoemaker, h. 13 Bearce
Chandler Cyrus, farmer, h. Old Hotel road, bey. G. T. R. Chandler Herbert H., house 65 Whitney
Chandler Joseph P., house No. Auburn, next Turner line Chandler Matilda Mrs., mill operative ( Lewiston), rooms 3 Pleasant
Chaney Eugene A., shoemaker, bds. 99 Centre
Chapman Althea S. Miss, teacher, bds. 338 Turner
Chapman Bradford E., shoemaker, h. 487 Court
Chapman Ida Miss, teacher, Danville junction school, b. Mrs. Olive O. Robinson's, near do.
Chapman Orville B., shoemaker, house 487 Court
Chaput Existe, farmer, h. Jordan school road, bey. Pow- nal road [do.
Chaput Joseph, milkman, off Pownal rd., So. Auburn, h. Charon Moses, section hand, h. rear 43 Third
Chase Albert W., tinsmith, bds. 6 Court
Chase Benjamin Tappan, claim agent, house 173 Cook
Chase Bernard A., bds. 98 Spring
Chase Catherine, widow of Peabody B., h. 85 Goff
Chase Charles, waiter, Riverside House, bds. do.
Chase Charles S., receiving clerk, 209 Court, h. 85 Goff
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Chase Clarence A., foreman of stitching, 209 Court, h. 61 School
Chase Emily J. Mrs., house 94 Spring
Chase Frank A., clerk (Lewiston), house 246 Court
Chase George W., tinman, house 98 Spring
Chase Homer N. (Homer N. Chase & Co.), nurseryman, 81 Main, house 223 Main
Chase Homer N. & Co. (Homer N. Chase), nurseryman, 81 Main
Chase Janet C., widow of George W., h. 173 Cook
Chase John Arthur, shoemaker, h. So. River road
Chase Josiah B., shoemaker, house 6 Court
Chase J. B. Mrs., dressmaker, 6 Court, house do.
Chase Lucy W. Mrs., house 22 Union
Chase L. Frank ( Chase & Callahan) , provisions, 67 Court, house 35 Pleasant
Chase & Callahan (L. Frank Chase and John H. Calla- han), provisions and groceries, 67 Court
Chatting Charles H., baker, 71 Court, bds. 284 Turner Chenell Frank, laborer, bds. 9 Second
Chenell Gilbert, laborer, house 9 Second
Chenery Clarence H., candy maker, 26 Main, bds. 180 do, Cheney Harry, clerk, 2 Third
Cheney Harry I., clerk, bds. 107 Third
Cheney Lizzie S., widow, house 107 Third
Chesley Elizabeth W. Miss, tailoress, h. 59 Whitney
Chesley John, farmer, h. Pownal road, next New Glou- cester line
Chesley Joseph, farmer, house Jordan School rd., n. New Gloucester line
Chesley Leonard A., farmer, bds. Joseph Chesley's, Jor- dan school road
Child D. Clinton, shoe cutter, house 46 River road
Childs Fred G., box maker, 16 Mechanics row, bds. 225 Summer
Chipman J. Grunville, clerk, 86 Main, h.19 Drummond ct. Chipman Lewis, bds. 19 Drummond ct. [First Chippendale Cornelius, section hand (Lewiston), bds. 82 Chippendale Mark, plumber (Lewiston), house 70 First Chippendale Peter, miil operative, house 20 Eighth Chippendale Richard, house 82 First
Christian Willard B., butcher, 37 Knight, h. 25 do.
Christiansen Hans, pressman, 52 Court, h. 8 Myrtle
Church Celia, widow of David C., nurse, h. 142 Pleasant Church Herbert, city teamster, house 56 Pleasant Church Mary G., widow of Charles W., h. 142 Pleasant Churchill Minnie Miss, rms. 24 Vine
City Clerk's Office, 34 Court, room 2
City Liquor Agency, 71 Main
Clark Abbie, student ( Worcester, Mass.), bds. Mrs. M. Carrie Clark's, Danville junction
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Clark Benjamin F., laborer, h. 80 Drummond ct.
Clark Benjamin F., shoemaker, house 19 Drummond ct. Clark Charles, bds. Revere House
Clark Ellen Miss, shoe stitcher, h. 192 Main
Clark Elmer E., shoemaker, b. Ralph A. Stevens', Stev- ens Mill road
Clark Fannie M. Miss, shoe stitcher, rms. 90 Pleasant Clark Henry S., butcher, 37 Knight, bds. Ferd. Penley's, So. River road
Clark M. Carrie, widow of Warren, h. New Gloucester road, Danville junction
Clark Roscoe N., student ( Worcester, Mass. ), bds. Mrs. M. Carrie Clark's, Danville Junction
Clark Royal S., machinist, Barker Mill, h. 16 Barker Clark Ruth C., widow, bds. 400 Court
Clark Sarah J. S., widow of Sumner, h. 192 Main
Clark William D., clerk, 64 Court, h. at Lewiston
Clark Windsor L., stone cutter, house 98 First
Clear Thomas, bds. 10 First
Clement Alfred S., teamster, 33 Knight, h. 278 Main
Clement Frank E., teamster, 16 Mechanics row, h. 225 Summer
Clement Ora L., tinsmith, 64 Main, b. Hampshire House Clerk of Courts office, rm. 1, County bldg.
Cliche Joseph, weaver, h. 9 Broad [av.
Clifford Charles M., teacher, b.J.F. Clifford's, Mt. Auburn
Clifford John F., farmer, house Mt. Auburn av.
Clifford William H., shoemaker, h. 69 Gamage av.
Clough David, bds. 17 Third
Clough Edwin E., shoemaker, house 17 Third
Clough Phineas, teamster, h. North Auburn
Clough Sadie A. Miss, teacher, Mt. Auburn av. school, bds. P. Clough's, North Auburn Clough Wells, laborer, house 9 Second
Cloutier Zoel, carpenter, house 29 Fourth
Cluff Agnas, shoe stitcher, rms. 47 Pleasant
Cluff Augusta A., shoe factory employee, rms.47 Pleasant Clushner Herman, clerk (Lewiston), bds. 46 Main
Coan Anna A. Mrs., bds. 201 Turner
Coan Elisha S., physician, 68 High, house do.
Cobb Addie S. Miss, teacher, Chamberlain Primary school, Cobb Andrew W. P., clerk, Lewiston Mill Co. ( Lewiston), house 61 Goff
Cobb Charles E., pres. John F. Cobb Shoe Co., rear 95 Main, house 9 Maple
Cobb Charles E., teamster, h. 18! Turner
Cobb Fred A., foreman, cutting, 156 Main, h. 110 Pleasant Cobb George H. (J. H. Twombly & Co.), tailor, 52 Court, house 18 Winter
Cobb George W., clothing, hats, etc, 57 Court, h.93Winter Cobb G. W., shoemaker, bds. Maine Hotel
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Cobb John F., treas. John F. Cobb Shoe Co., rear 95 Main, house 160 Pleasant
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YOBB JOHN F. SHOE CO., shoe mnfrs., r ear 95 and 97 Main, salesroom ( 122 Summer, Boston), Chas. E. Cobb, pres. (see page 497)
Cobb Josie L., teacher, Webster grammar school
Cobb Lewis A., wood pump mnfr., 167 Washington, h. 120 Pleasant
Cobb Lizzie S., shoe factory employee, bds. 18 Winter Cobb Lucy J. Miss, teacher, Webster primary school, b. 83 Hampshire
Cobb Lucy W., widow of Otis C., house 332 Turner Cobb Mary E., widow of William A., h. 83 Hampshire
Cobb Walter, farmer, house New Gloucester road, near school house
Cobb Walter F., stenographer, 81 Main, b. 332 Turner Coburn Allen J., carpenter, house 147 French
Coburn Arabella L. Miss, lining paster, b. 29 Hampshire Coburn Dwight J., shoe cutter, house 466 Court Coburn George L., mason, house 147 French Coburn Horace J., carpenter, h. 26 High
Coburn Susan, widow of Freeman, h. 184 Turner Coffey John, shoemaker, bds. 32 Main
Coffey John H., cigar maker, 2 Court, bds. at Lewiston Coffin William, dentist (Lewiston), bds. 280 Main
Colburn John C., farmer, house cross road, to Leavitt's Quarry
Colby William I., operative, house 42 Cook
Cole Addison G., house 38 Union
Cole Albert, hostler, Maple Grove stable, Turner road, b. D. W. Watson's, do.
Cole Albert, mill yard hand, house 97 Cook
Cole Clara F. Mrs., house 111 Spring
Cole Edgar H., foreman, sole leather room, Munroes, Packard & Linscott, house 198 Summer
Cole George A., shoemaker, bds. 7 Manley
Cole Harry G., shipper, School, house 38 Union
Coleman Charles, shoemaker, bds. 51 Academy
Coleman John, at W. A. works, house 51 Academy
Coleman William O., shoemaker, house 200 Turner
Collier Charles, elevator tender, Continental Mill (Lewis- ton), house 123 Second
Collins Allen G., carpenter, house 134 Spring
Collins Dennis E., compositor, 6 Court, bds. at Lewiston Collins George M., carpenter, house rear 230 Seventh
Collins John, hostler, Maple Grove stable, Turuer road, bds. at Lewiston
Collins William H., milkman, house 170 Seventh
Colpitts Thomas R., photographer (Lewiston), house 80 James
Com'eau Joseph, laborer, bds. Riverside House
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Conant Albert H., bookkeeper, 165 Washington, boards 146 Pleasant
Conant Alexander B., shoemaker and farmer, house West Auburn
Conant Charles H., farmer, house 515 Court
Conant Charles L., student, bds. 146 Pleasant
CONANT FRANK R., saw mill, lumber and wood- box mnfr., 163 and 165 Washington, bds. 146 Pleas- ant (see page 583)
Conant Harry W., bookkeeper (Lewiston), boards 60 Turner
Conant Heory F., farmer, house River road, beyond the cemetery, East Auburn
Conant Herbert C., painter, bds. 293 Turner
Conant Lucy W., widow of Benjamin, furniture (201 Lis- bon, Lewiston), house 146 Pleasant
Conant Winslow H. (Conant & Andrews) , livery stable, 62 Turner, house 60 do.
YONANT & ANDREWS (Winslow H. Conant and Charles Andrews), livery and boarding stable, 62 Turner (see page 228)
Coney Charles, at W. A. works, bds. 31 Pulsifer
Coney Mrs., boards 31 Pulsifer
Conley George. driver, 105 Main. bds. at Lewiston
Conley John, laborer, house 22 Second
Connell Bessie S., clerk, 87 Main, rms. 31 Vine
Conner Elizabeth, widow, house 37 Main
Conner William H., shoe finisher, bds. 37 Main
Connor Dominic, section hand ( Lewiston), h. 70 First
Cook Everett, machinist, h. Old Hotel road, n. Marston's corner
Cook Lydia M., widow of Silas B., house 75 Pleasant Cook Otis J. (Smith & Cook), apothecary, 36 Court, h. 139 Pleasant
Cook Susan widow of Job M., house 139 Pleasant
. Cookson Mitchell, fireman ( Lewiston), house 102 Main Cookson William W, printer, bds. 102 Main
Coombs Charles W., clerk ( Lewiston), b. 134 So. Main Coombs Delbert D., artist, bds. 75 High
Coombs Edwin E., shoemaker, house 329 Turner
Coombs Elisha S., bookkeeper, 104 Main, h. Broad, cor. So. Main
Coombs Ellsworth P., shoemaker, house 89 Goff COOMBS JAMES E., blacksmith and horse shoer, Mechanics row, house 134 So. Main (see page 580) Coombs Lida A. Miss, house 9 Bearce
Coombs William A., mason, house Rowe, cor. Turner
Coombs William F., mason, house 93 Goff
Coombs William G., blacksmith, house 75 High
Coombs William M., lumberman, house River road, near Northern avenue
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Cooper Arthur H. (Wise & Cooper), boot and shoe ma- ker, 156 Main, house 21 Laurel av.
Cooper Emory E., mill operative, house 37 Seventh Corey Chester C., house 86 Hampshire
Corey Lydia A. Mrs., house 136 Spring Corliss Active H., shoemaker, honse 233 Turner Corliss Philip S., boarding house, 64 Spring, house do. Cornish Charles F., tailor, 86 Court, bds. 110 Main
CORNISH ELBRIDE, tailor, 15 Court, house 106 Spring (see page 588)
Corrigan John, slasher tender, house 78 Broad
Corrigan William, plumber, 100 Main, bds. at Lewiston
Corson Francis, shoe cutter, house 14 Highland
Corson Wallace L., bds. 14 Highland
Coston Henry C., farmer, house Old Hotel road, corner Stevens Mill road
Cotè Albert, operative, bds. 9 Broad
Coté Alphonse, shoe packer, bds. 7 Third
Cote Augustus Mrs., house rear 29 Broad
Coté Daniel, machinist, bds. 90 First
Cotè Gustaf, operative, bds. rear 29 Broad
Coté James, mule spinner, house 15 Second Cotè Joseph, shoe cutter, 7 Third
Cotè Joseph, shoemaker, 5 Third, rms. do.
Coté Mary, widow of George, house 9 Broad
Cotè Peter, brickmaker, bds. Paul Carou's Coté Philip, shoe cutter, bds. 7 Third
Cotton B. Frank, carpenter, house 95 First Cotton Esther S. Mrs., house 124 Second Cotton George E., shoemaker, h. 27 High Cotton Perley L., clerk, 36 Court, bds. at Lewiston Coughlin John, shoe maker, bds. Riverside House County Commissioners' office, rm. 3, County bldg. County Treasurer's office, rm. 8, County bldg. Court House and County Jail, Turner, cor. Court Couture Ignace, laborer, house 5 Broad Couturier Israel, operative, house 56 Second Cox Winfield S., shoemaker, rms. 178 Main
NYOVELL C. W. & CO. (Charles W. Covell and George M. Fogg), harness manfrs., 90 Main (see p. 587)
Covell Charles W. (C. W. Covell & Co.), 90 Main, house at Lewiston
Crafts Adoniram B., clerk, 49 Hampshire, h. 37 Manley Crafts Alden B. Mrs, house West Auburn
Crafts Alonzo, farmer, house West Auburn
Crafts Augusta C., widow of Moses, h. 66 Western av. Crafts Clarence P,, shoemaker, h. Gamage av. n. . Lake Crafts Elmer E., farmer, bds. Mrs. Zibeon Crafts', West Auburn
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Crafts Emules S., postmaster and grocer, West Au- burn, house do.
Crafts E. Preble, farmer, house near grammar school, West Auburn
Crafts Frank H., shoemaker (Lewiston) , b. 98 Summer
Crafts Frederick T., farmer, house West Auburn
Crafts Justin, carpenter, house West Auburn
Crafts Lucy D. Mrs., teacher, W. Auburn primary school, house near do.
Crafts Milbury F., blacksmith, West Auburn, house do.
Crafts Orville, gardener, bds. Fred T. Crafts, W. A.
Crafts Patience, widow of Zibeon, h. Maple, W. Auburn Crafts Wilson P., clerk, bds. 37 Manley
Crafts W. D., painter, 46 Miller
Cram Charles A., marble worker, 101 Turner, h. 284 do. Cram Fred, shoemaker, bds. 9 Drummond et.
CRANE FRANK E., undertaker (Lewiston), house 21 Spring (see page 570)
Crawshaw John M., machinist, Mechanics' row, house 44 James
Cripps Isaac, hostler, Maple Grove stable, Turner road, bds. D. W. Watson's, do.
Crockett Charles H., laster, house 68 Turner
Crockett Henry G., last maker, 34 Railroad, boards at Lewiston
Cronin Daniel, operative. bds. 54 First
Cronin Patrick, house 54 First
Crooker Emily, widow, bds. 23 Drummond
Crooker Frank E. (Crooker & Wakefield), blacksmith, 22 Miller, house 14 Granite
Crooker Mercy A. Miss, shoe stitcher, b. 143 Pleasant
Crooker Sarah D., shoe stitcher, rms. 71 School
Crooker Willard J., shoemaker, h. 23 Drummond
Crooker & Wakefield ( Frank E. Crooker and Albert B. Wakefield ), blacksmiths, 22 Miller
Cross James W., mill operative and hairdresser, 15 Broad, house S. Main, beyond Bolster
Croston John, city laborer, h. 67 Third
Croteau George, hairdresser, h. 5 Broad
Croteau Joseph, teamster, 129 Turner, h. at Lewiston
Crowley Priscilla H., widow of Jeremiah, h. 62 Western Promenade
CRYSTAL FOUNTAIN BOTTLING CO., 27 Miller 'see page 14)
Cummings Andrew P., teamster.and wood, 20 Pearl,h.do. Cummings Anthony, carpenter, h. 284 Main
Cummings Charles H., photographer, 68 Main, h. 233 Turner
Cummings Charles W. (Cummings & Young), ins. 81 Main, h. 21 Pearl
Cummings Harry F., laborer, bds. 233 Turner
Cummings John C., veterinary surgeon, 4 Spring, h. do.
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Cummings J. Wesley, hostler, bds. 4 Spring Cummings Samuel B., teamster. bds. 20 Pearl
Cummings William Herbert, operative (Lewiston), bds. 284 Main
Cummings & Young (Charles W. Cummings and Delance Young), insurance, 81 Main
Cumner Frank M., farmer, h. Haskell's corner
Curran Grattan, weaver, bds. 2 Main
Currier Calvin B., shoemaker, h. 105 Spring
Currier Frank, shoemaker, bds. 87 Drummond
Currier George W., shoemaker, h. 8 Drummond ct. Currier Herbert I., shoemaker, h. 77 Spring
Currier Isaac C., carpenter, h. 87 Drummond
Currier Lula M., shoe stitcher, rms. 12 Manley
Curtis Albion G., shoemaker, rms. 298 Main
Curtis Charles E., grocer and postmaster, Turner road, East Auburn, h. Oak, do.
Curtis Charles H. (Jenkins & Curtis), livery stable, 143 Main, h. 20 Hampshire
Curtis David S., shoe cutter, h. 43 Union
Curtis Frank, stock cutter, 117 Main, b. Maine Hotel
Curtis George W., shoe cutter, h. 9 Winter
Curtis Henry P., travelling salesman, b. 42 Elm
Curtis Herbert F., shoemaker, h. Center, bey. Cross
Curtis John W., farmer and milkman, house near Stevens Mill road, next school house
Curtis Levi M., h. Elm. East Auburn
Curtis Lillian Miss, teacher, Eveleth school, bds. Domini- cus Jordan's
Curtis Lizzie, widow of John, b. 140 Washington
Curtis Milford A. (M. A. Curtis & Co.), produce, 104 Main, h. 139 Pleasant
Curtis M. A. & Co. ( Milford A. Curtis and George B. Johnson) , produce, 103 Main
Curtis Nettie M. Miss, teacher, Douglas school, h.43 Union Curtis Otis, farmer, h. N. Auburn, n. Minot line
Curtis Paul, farmer, h. Turner road, n. Mt. Auburn av.
Curtis Silas, farmer, h. off Mt. Auburn av.
Curtis Wellington D., shoe machine operator and farmer, h. North Auburn
Curtis William P., shoemaker, b. 32 Spring
Curtis William P. Jr., shoecutter, h. 32 Spring
Cushing George, shoemaker, rins. 49 Union
Cushing Mattie Mrs., bookkeeper, 117 Main, b.471 Court Cushing Thomas M., salesman, 104 Main, bds. 182 do.
CUSHMAN ARA, pres., Ara Cushman Co., 209 Court, and National Shoe and Leather Bank, 79 Main, house 235 Minot avenue
YUSHMAN ARA CO., boot and shoe manufactur- ers, 209 Court, and 10 and 22 Railroad, Ara Cusliman pres., S. F. Merrill treas. (see page 497)
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Cushman Ara B., clothing and gents furnishings, 56 Court, h. 13 Madison
Cushman Cephas H., machinist foreman, 209 Court, house 32 Goff
Cushman Charles L., supt., 209 Court, h. 239 Minot av. Cushman Cyrenus (Wilbur & Cushman), stable, rear 73 Main. h. West Auburn
Cushman Gideon, farmer, h. Oakes rd. n. Danville Junc. Cushman Henry L., bookkeeper,209 Court, b.3 Minot av. Cushman Henry M., bookkeeper, Pray, Small Co., Spring st. extension, rms. 32 Manley
Cusson Frank X., salesman, 105 Main, h. at Lewiston
Cutler Charles F., shoemaker, h. 17 Manley
Cutter Rebecca D., shoemaker, h. 7 Whitney
Cutter Wm. E., mill overseer (Lewiston), h. 77 Fifth
DAGGETT AARON S. (U. S. A.), house 11 Maple,' Auburn Heights
Daggett Alice S., type writer, 81 Main, h. 11 Maple
Daggett Fred I)., shoemaker, bds. 24 Union
Daggett Horace,h. 65 Manley
Daggett Royal B., student, bds. 11 Maple
Daggett Russell, clothes cleansing ( Lewiston), and presi- dent Brockway Mnfg. Co., 142 Main, h. 57 Cook
Daggett Wirt V., secry. Brockway Mnfg. Co., 142 Main, house 57 Cook
Dagneau Edward A., laborer, h. River road
Daicy Benjamin B., shoemaker, h. 7 Manley
Daicy Eliza A., widow of Geo. W., h. 24 Manley
Daicy George C., shoemaker, bds. 24 Manley Daicy George W., died March 9, 1891
Daicy John J .. shoemaker, h. 14 Whitney
Daicy Perley A., shoemaker, h. 78 Summer Daicy William, laborer, h. 36 Newbury Daigneault Jean, laborer, h. 3 Broad Dain William C.,sash mufr. (Lewiston) , h.20 Highland av.
Dale William H., agent, Burnham & Morrill ( Portland), h. 68 Turner
Daly Benjamin F., farmer,h. River rd., bey. the cemetery Damon Abbie B., widow of Martin W., h. 11 School
Damon Caroline E., widow, bds. W. P. Damon's, W. A. Damon Charles L., clerk, 186 Main, bds. 11 School Damon Joseph L., shoemaker, bds. 11 School
Damon Mary A., widow of Alvah, h. 24 South
Damon Trueman S., farm hand, Wilfred C. Allen's, Auburn Plains, bds. do.
Damon William P., farmer, h. West Auburn
Damren Charles L., h. 47 Highland av.
Damren Frank E., carpenter, bds. 47 Highland av.
Damren Robert E., last maker, 34 Railroad, b. 180 Court Damren Samuel G., h. 1 Gamage av.
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Damren William J. (Auburn Paper Box Co.), 16 Mechan- ics row, house 121 Summer Dana James C., boards 32 Main Danforth Charles, house 98 Miller
Daniels George A., teamster, 1 Court, bds. 4 Oak
Daniels James B., carpenter. house 4 Oak
Daniels Joseph, flagman, Cedar st., crossing ( Lewiston), house 85 Second
Danue Joseph, teamster, 9 Minot av., b. at Lewiston
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