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Palmer Thomas F., pressman, Lewiston Journal,h. 21 Pearl Paquette Benjamin, laborer, rins. 9 Broad
Paquette William, laborer, h. 27 Third
Paredise Grazulla B. Miss, private school, 18 Pulsifer, b.do.
Parent Jonn, operative, h. rear 43 Third
Park George H., farm hand, 475 Turner, bds. do.
PARK HOUSE, L. C. Dunham, prop., 263 Main, (see page 141)
Parker Augustus S., farmer, house S. River road, near Durham line
Parker Charles, at W. A. Works, bds. 21 Laurel
Parker Charles H., shoemaker, h. 264 Turner
Parker Clarence M., shoemaker, h. 101 Spring
Parker David L., shoemaker,rms. 16 Walnut
Parker Diana, widow of Charles, h. 264 Turner Parker Dwight H., shoemaker, h. 222 Main
Parker Eben H., butcher and farmer, h. Mill rd., S. Auburn Parker Eliza W., widow of Ammi L., bds.289 Turner
Parker Frank, machinist, h. 94 Center
Parker Frank E., section hand ( Lewiston), h. 289 Turner
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Parker Irvin W., shoemaker, bds. 101 Spring
Parker John E., teamster, h. 16 Walnut
Parker Sewell C., foreman, bottoming room, 209 Court, h. 364 Turner
Parker Washington, house 101 Spring
Parker W. Scott, butcher, h. Old Danville rd., Rowes Cor.
Parkman Malcolm K., wood worker (Lewiston), boards 134 Spring
Parsons Albion G., miller, h. 22 Laurel
Parsons Betsey M., widow of Lemuel C., bds. 9 Vernon Parsons Elmer E., jeweler, bds. 9 Vernon
Parsons Frederick A. (Parsons & Son), grist mill, rear
176 Washington, h. 110 Pleasant
Parsons James A., box maker, 16 Mechanics row, house Marston's Corner
Parsons Jeffry, grist mill (West Minot), h. 101 Goff Parsons Mary A., widow of Edward H., nurse, h. 132 Spring Parsons Solomon ( Parsons & Son), grist mill, rear 176 Washington, h. 110 Pleasant
Parsons Walter I., shoemaker, h. Pownal rd., S. Auburn Parsons & Son (Solomon and Frederick A. Parsons), grist mill, rear 176 Washington
Patterson Clarence D., shoemaker, h. 23 Drummond ct. Paul Esther S., dry goods (Lewiston), h.49 W. Promenade Paul Louis, farmer, h. New Gloucester road, beyond the school house
Paul May E. Miss, teacher, Webster grammar school, b. 23 Spring
Paul Samuel M., dry goods (Lewiston), bds. 49 Western Promenade '
Paul William A., dry goods (Lewiston), bds. 49 Western Promenade
Payson Charles, shoe cutter, rms. 226 Main
Payson Charles B., dentist, 76 Main, h. 20 Spring
Peables Andrew M., physician, 240 Main, h. do.
Peables Andrew M. W., clerk, 70 Main, b. 256 do.
Peables Carrie L., teacher, Webster primary school, bds. 256 Main
Peables Charles A., hostler, h. 75 Manley
Peables Charlotte E., widow Joshua M., bds. 75 Manley Peables Jacob, farmer, h. Hackett road
Peables James W. (Peables & Garcelon) , grocer, 70 Main, house 256 do.
DEABLES & GARCELON (James W. Peables and Arthur A. Garcelon), groceries and provisions, 70 Main (see page 581)
Peare Lois A. Miss, dressmaker, 73 Spring, h. do.
Pearl Eugene, shoemaker, h. West Auburn road
Pearl Royal, foreman, sole leather room, 172 Main, house 24 Goff
Peaslee Clarence C., student, bds. 42 Goff
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Peaslee George L., physician, 42 Goff, h. do. Pelletier Henry C., grocer, 31 Broad, rms. 66 Third Pemberton Charles F., weaver, h. 17 First
DENLEY ALBERT M., groceries and provisions. 98 Main, and pres., Auburn Foundry Co., house 233 Main (see page 581)
Penley Almon L., cattle dealer, h. 25 Parker
Penley Arthur W., provisions, ris. 68 Turner
Penley Cyrus C., farmer, h. Jordan school road
Penley Eugene W., salesman, 37 Knight, rms. 27 do.
Penley Ferdinand, butcher and provisions, wholesale, 37 Knight, h. South River road
Penley George, farmer, Ferd. Penley's, South River road, house at Portland
Penley Hannah, widow of Josiah, h. 64 School
Penley Hannah M., widow of William, h. 23 Drummond
Penley Harris, butcher, h. South River road
Penley Josiah G., salesman, bds. Ferd. Penley's, South River road
Penley Julia A., widow of John, b. Mrs. Asa Garcelon's, South River road
Penley Mary S. Mrs., dressmaker, bds. 25 Gamage ave.
Penley Nathan H., butcher and farmer, h. So. River road Penley Royal M., farmer, bds. S. F. Penley's, S. Auburn Penley Rufus, farmer, h. S. River rd. , bey. Penley's, Cor. Penley Seward F., farmer, h. Libby Hill dist., S. Auburn Penley Winfield S .. farmer, h. So. River rd., Penley's Cor. Penney Aretas B., laborer, h. 68 James
Penney Leonard R. (Verplast & Penney ) , grocer, 10 Troy, boards 68 James
Peoples Jacob, farm hand, George W. Hackett, Hackett road, boards do.
Pepper Edmond, laborer, bds. 29 Broad
Pepper Jolly, laborer, bds. 29 Broad
Percival Marshall C., house 13 Highland ave.
Perham Charles, hostler, 1 Court, rms. do.
Perkins Charles M., carpenter, h. 229 Turner
Perkins Frederick W., shoemaker, house Old Danville. road. bey. Rowe's Corner
Perkins James Henry, farmer, h. Hackett rd., So. Auburn Perkins Josiah, shoemaker, house off Perkins Ridge road, West Auburn
Perkins J. Y., carpenter, h. 136 Washington
Perkins Lewis, mill operative, bds. 46 Main
Perkins Nancy J., widow of Josiah, h. off Perkins Ridge road, West Anburn
Perkins Nehemiah, rooms Geo. W. Whitney's, Court
Perkins Samuel H., shoemaker, h. 396 Turner
Perkins Susan, widow, housekeeper, Joseph P. Vickery, East Auburn
Perno Martha Ann, widow of Nichols B., h. 309 Minot av.
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Perron Charles H., hostler, 1 Court, rooms do.
Perry Almira E. Mrs., prop., Riverside House, 36 Main Perry Carrie J. Miss, house 24 James Perry Charles B., painter, bds. 50 Whitney Perry David B., shoemaker, h. 329 Main
Perry Elizabeth W., widow of George, h. 24 James
Perry Fred M., packer, 26 Main, bds. 70 Manley
Perry George F., foreman, bottoming, rear 95 Main, h. 81 Union
Perry Herbert, teamster, 1 Court, bds. 46 Main Perry Joanna M., widow of Zebedee, h. 122 Goff Perry John M., shoe cutter, h. 70 Manley Perry Moses Lincoln, farmer, h. North Auburn Perry Mary A., widow of Edward R., h. 74 Manley
Perry Newton, shoemaker, h. 46 River road Perry Susan R., widow of Noah, h. No. Auburn
Perry Samuel T., shoemaker, h. Riverside House
Perry Sarah A., widow of Alanson, h. 50 Whitney
Perry Sidney S., shoemaker, bds. Maine Hotel
Perry Thomas G., watch repairer, Lake Auburn road, North Auburn, house do.
Peterson Charles, shoemaker, bds. 182 Main
Peterson Harry H., compositor, 6 Court, b. at Lewiston Pettengill Andrew C., house 252 Turner
Pettengill Arthur D., shoemaker, h. Sturgis rd., Beach Hill
Pettengill Carlton, house Oak, East Auburn
Pettengill Carroll A., farmer, bds. Carlton Pettengill's, Oak, East Auburn
Pettengill Edgar R., freight clerk, G. T. R. (Lewiston), house 16 Manley
Pettengill Frank A. (H. A. Lane & Co.), job printer, 76 Main, rooms do.
Pettengill George P., farmer, h. off River road, E. A.
Pettengill Holmes, farmer, h. off River road, E. A.
Pettengill Isaac D., farmer, house River road, beyond the cemetery, East Auburn
Pettengill Jerry Y., shoe cutter, h. 72 Whitney
Pettengill John F., farmer, h. off River road, E. A.
Pettengill Lawrence, farmer, and musician, house River road, East Auburn
Pettengill Levi M., clerk, 220 Court, h. 97 Winter
Pettengill Royal H., shoemaker, 117 Main, h. 16 Manley Pettengill William, compositor, bds. 110 Main
Pettengill William Wallace (F. H. Storah & Co.), 12 Mechanics row, h. 132 Winter
Pevev Charles, laborer, house 46 Broad
Philbrook William, shoemaker, bds. 180 Court
Phillips Cushing B., farm hand, house West Auburn
Phillips Emma T. Mrs., dressmaker, 23 Turner, h. do. Phillips Fannie M. Mrs., bds. 75 Turner
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Phillips Frank F., blacksmith, 95 Turner, bds. S. S. Phillips', off Mt. Auburn av.
Phillips Harriet, widow of Charles T., bds. 210 Summer Phillips John, farmer, b. Sewall S. Phillips', Mt. Auburn av. Phillips Ossian C., shoemaker. house 23 Turner
Phillips Roscoe N., dynamo tender, L. & A. Electric L. Co., house 10 High
Phillips Sewall F., shoemaker (Lewiston), rms. 23Turner
Phillips Sewall S., farmer, h. off Mt. Auburn av.
Phillips Willard, shoemaker, rooms 6 Hampshire
Philoon Charles E., physician, 33 High, house do.
Philoon Everett L. (Philoon & Brewster), grocer, 49 Hampshire, house 59 Summer
Philoon Nancy, widow of James. house 33 High
PHILOON & BREWSTER (Everett L. Philoon and William D. Brewster), grocers and provisions,
49 Hampshire (see page 585)
Phinney Edgar F., shoemaker, bds. 28 Spring [Spring Phinney George F., fireman, County Jail, Turner, h. 28 Piche Eugene, operative, house 24 Broad Pickard Charles H., shoe cutter, 95 Main, h. 38 Whitney Pickard Harriet, widow of Samuel H., house 38 Whitney Pickard John, vice pres., John F. Cobb Shoe Co:, rear 95 Main
Pike Albert R., taxidermist, bds. 85 Goff
Pike Frank, shoemaker, house 14 Harris
Pike George T., shoemaker, house 13 Walnut
Pike Harriet N., widow of Franklin, bds. 13 Walnut
Pike James A., milkman, h. Mt. Auburn av.
Pike Maude Mrs., house 262 Main [rd.
Pillsbury Ernest P., farmer, bds. G. P. Pillsbury's, Turner
Pillsbury George P., farmer, house Turner road, beyond Mt. Auburn ave.
Pilot Reuben, junk collector, house 18 Pulsifer
Pingree Samuel R. B., lumber (Lewiston), h. rear 63 Western Promenade
Pinkham Lucy A., widow of John, h. 72 Whitney
Pinkham S. Belle Miss, teacher, Franklin primary school, bds. 72 Whitney
Piper Carrie P. Miss, seamstress, bds. 114 Pleasant Piper Harry W., shoemaker, 53 Court, rooms 50 Elm Piper Thomas, laborer, h. Centre, E. Auburn Pitman Burton L., clerk (Lewiston), bds. 79 Cook .
Pitman Lewis W., carpenter, Barker Mill, h. 79 Cook Place James B., shoemaker, house 33 Whitney Plair James, card clothier, house 4 Third
Plante Telesphore, hairdresser, 9 Third, house do.
Plummer Albert S. (Roak & Plummer), undertaker, 21 Turner, opp. County bld., house at Lewiston
Plummer Carrie E., teacher, Dillingham Hill school, bds. Wm. Plummer's, Pownal road
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Plummer Ernest B., clerk, 209 Court, h. at Lewiston Plummer Fred W., teacher ( Winthrop), bds. W. Plum- mer's, Pownal road
Plummer Mary A., widow of George W., bds. 151 Court Plummer Mellen, shoemaker, rooms 72 James
Plummer William, farmer,h. Pownal road, S. A.
Plummer William H., teacher, North and West Auburn
Grammar School, bds. William Plummer's, Pownal road
Poirier Joseph, operative, bds. 14 Second
Poirier Theophile, laborer, house 14 Second
Poliquin Jule, clerk, 31 Broad, house at Lewiston
Pollister Charles, shoemaker, bds. 66 Spring Pollister Charles M., shoemaker, house West Auburn
Pollister Joseph M. Mrs., h. West Auburn Pollister Sewall A., periodicals, etc .. 88 Court, h. 42 Goff
Pollister William H., house 15 Myrtle Pollister William W., farmer, house Mill road
Pomeroy Hattie E. Mrs., bds. 48 Goff
Pompilly Benjamin, bds. I. Pompilly's, River road
Pompilly Isaiah, farmer and horse dealer, h. River rd.
Pompiily James W., house 40 Summer Pompilly Mellen, farmer, house River road
Pompilly Samuel, farmer, house River road Poole Nellie Miss, shoe stitcher, bds. 109 Spring
Porter Charles S., clerk, 179 Main, rooms 28 Vine Porter John, shoemaker, h. 17 Beacon av.
Porter Rosamond C. Mrs., bds. H. A. Torsey's, Centre Post Office, Jolin C. Blake, postmaster, Goff block, Court, corner Main
Potter Albert G., bds. John S. Randall's, Turner road Potter Noel B., county treas., office room 8, County bldg., house at Lewiston
Poulin Gregoire, mill operative, house 49 Fourth
Poulin Gregoire Mrs., dressmaker, 8 Broad, h. 47 Fourth Powers Wealthy C., widow, bds. 115 So, Main
Prairie Rodolph, weaver, house 7 Pulsifer
Pratt Albro M., rec. clerk, 209 Court, rms. 9 Gamage av. Pratt Arthur E., shoe skiver, house 66 Manley
Pratt Bedell L., shoe cutter, house 1 Oak
Pratt Dana, shoemaker, house 141 Spring
Pratt Elisha T., shoe finisher, house 32 Goff
Pratt George A., shoe laster, bds. 26 High
Pratt Jabez F., shoemaker, honse 53 Drummond [av. Pratt Jennie L. Miss, teacher (Yarmouth) , bds. 10 Laurel Pratt John S., couductor, G. T. R., h. 10 Laurel avenue Pratt J. A., carpenter, bds, Maine Hotel Pratt Orrin Q., house 128 Spring
Pratt Walter L., shoemaker, house 495 Court
· Pratt William L., house rear 137 Spring
Cenade Pray Harriet, widow of Almon C., h. 63 Western Prom-
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Pray Leonard A., pres .. Pray-Small Co., shoe mnfrs., house 63 Western Promenade
DRAY-SMALL CO., shoe mnfrs., Spring street extension, store (2 High, B.), Leonard A. Pray, pres., L. Linn Small, treas. (see page 497)
Preble Calista A. Miss, teacher. bds. 123 Spring
Preble Esther B. Miss, shoe stitcher, bds. 123 Spring Preble Eudora E., tailoress, bds. 14 Whitney
Preble Sarah S., widow of Bradford H., h. 11 Manley Preble Susan P., widow of Samuel L., h. 123 Spring Prescott Alice M. Miss, box maker, bds. 40 Railroad Prescott Annie Miss, librarian, Public Library, 31 Court, house 2 Union
Prescott Augusta Miss, teacher. (Lewiston), h. 2 Union Prescott Daniel W., clerk ( Lewiston), h. Old Danville rd , beyond Loring av.
Prescott Della, shoe folder, bds. 98 Hampshire
Prescott Frank S., fireman, M. C. R. R., h. 14 Laurel Prescott George W., carriage dealer, h. 40 Railroad
Prescott Lyman, supt., R. C. Pingree & Co. (Lewiston), house 2 Union
Prescott Moses B. Mrs., house 98 Hampshire
Prescott Samnel D., house 74 Union
Pride Herbert L., brick mason, bds. Woodbury Pride's, cross road, near Stevens' Mill
Pride John P., shoemaker, rooms 106 Goff
Pride Woodbury, farmer and mason, house cross road, from Minot av., at Stevens' Mill
Prideaux Samuel, operative, house 37 First
Prince Agnes M. Miss. teacher, Auburn Heights School, boards 66 Western av.
Prince F. A., box maker, 16 Mechanics row, house at Lewiston [house do.
Prince George H., broom mnfr., Center, beyond Cross,
Prince Henry R., carpenter, house West Auburn
Prince Jane, widow of Jesse, house West Auburn Proctor George W., carpenter, house 30 Fourth Proctor Thomas H., shoemaker, house 140 River road
Provanche Joseph, boarding house, 29 Broad
Provost Regis (Provost & Vincent), bottler, 5 South Main, house at Lewiston
PROVOST & VINCENT (Regis Provost & Sabin Vincent), soda and mineral water mnfrs., 5 Sonth Main (see page 580)
Prowze Tidd, iron molder, boards 186 Main
Pulsifer Abbie Miss, phonographic reporter, boards 16 Drummond
Pulsifer Augustus M., lawyer and treas., Barker Mill and L. A. W. P. Co., 81 Main, house 173 Cook
Pulsifer Cornelia Miss, stenographer, 209 Court, boards 16 Drummond
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Pulsifer Haley A., shoemaker, house 309 Minot av. Pulsifer Horatio B., milkman, 177 Cook, h. do.
Pulsifer H. A. Mrs., teacher of painting, 309 Minot av., house do.
Pulsifer James D., shoemaker, house 30 Whitney
Pulsifer Josiah D., teacher of stenography, 16 Drummond, house do.
Pulsifer J. Roak, manager, 171 Washington, h. 115 High Pulsifer Mary E. Mrs., dressmaker, 13 So. Main, h. do. Pulsifer Moses, house 143 Pleasant
Pulsifer Pitman, farmer and milkman, Minot av., near Minot line, h. do.
Pulsifer Pitman, clerk (Washington, D. C.), house 16 Drummond
Pulsifer Ralph W., shoemaker. bds. 13 South Main
Pulsifer Roscoe G., butcher, Court, junction Minot av., house do.
Pulsifer Roscoe G. jr., farmer, boards Roscoe G. Pulsi- fer's, Court
Pulsifer Tappan C., student, Bates College, boards 173 Cook
Pulsifer Wilson, house 13 South Main
Parkis John M. Rev., house 332 Turner
Purrington Charles, farmer, house Old Hotel road, Mar- ston's Corner
Pyle Solomon F., mill operative, house 66 Cook
QUIMBY ALBION K. P., weaver (Lewiston), house 67 Broad
Quimby Ambrose, teamster, house 67 Broad
Quimby Fred W., bookkeeper (Lewiston), bds. 177 Cook
Quimby William, machinist, boards 110 Main
Quimby William H., shoemaker, boards 222 Court
RACKLIFF FRANK, shoemaker, h. 65 Spring Rand Erland U., laborer, boards 329 Turner
Rand Lester L., plumber, boards 18 Goff
Rand L. S., shoemaker. boards Maine Hotel
Rand Nathan S., boots and shoes ( Lewiston), h. 18 Goff
Rand Weston S., nursery agent, house 28 Troy
Randall Almon B., clerk, 168 Main, rms. 7 Drummond
Randall Ami D., house 53 Union
Randall Ann Miss, house 53 Union
Randall Darius W., milkman, h. Turner road, beyond Mt. Auburn av.
Randall Fred, shoemaker, boards Hampshire House
Randall Hiram, boarding house, 109 Spring
Randall Jesse N., shoe laster, boards 37 Manley
Randall John S., farmer, h. Turner rd., bey. Mt. Auburn avenue
Randall Margaret, widow, boards 9 Bearce
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Randall Maude E. Miss, boards 148 Cook
Randall Roland W., shoemaker, boards 109 Spring Randall Thomas P., farmer, house Lake Auburn road Randall, see Rendall
Ratcliffe James, scction hand (Lewiston), house Third, beyond River
Ratcliffe Thomas, mill operative, lı. Third, bey. River Ray Charles H., farmer, house Minot road, near Haskells Corner
Ray Ella L. Miss, dressmaker, 28 Manley, boards do.
Ray Elsie P., widow of JJonathan, house 28 Manley
Ray Fannie E. Miss, dressmaker, 28 Manley, bds. do.
Ray Fred A., watchman, Pray-Small Co. and Munroes, Packard & Linscott, house 2 Willow
Ray William A., shoe cutter, house 124 Spring
Raymond Frances E., widow of William, house 21 Pearl Raymond Isaac, helper, Elm House. boards do.
Raynar Nelson, laborer, house 96 Miller
Rayner Clementine Mrs., house 36 Railroad
Raynes Augustus D. (Raynes & Ross), painter, house 92 Whitney
Raynes Clara F., bookkeeper, 49 Hampshire, b. 28 Union Raynes Joseph F., painter, rms. 78 Court
Raynes & Ross ( Augustus D. Raynes and Barton H. Ross), painters, 26 Miller
Read Adolphus S., shoemaker, house 19 Granite
Read Affie, widow, house River road
Read Frank H., shoemaker, h. 44 Union
Read Jolin N., cabinet maker, bds. S. H. Briggs', E. A. Read Walter A., clerk, 108 Main, bds. 19 Granite
Reagan Bridget, widow of James, house 50 Newbury Reagan Cornelius, hostler, 143 Main, rms. do.
Reagan Cornelius, laborer, house 78 Newbury
Reagan Cornelius jr., operative, bds. 78 Newbury Reagan James jr., laborer, boards 50 Newbury Reagan Jeremiah, shoemaker, boards 78 Newbury Reagan John, mill section hand, house 71 Newbury Reagan Mary, widow of Daniel, house 74 First Reagan Timothy, blacksmith, boards 50 Newbury Reagan William, laborer, house 74 First
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Reckards Charles H., shoemaker, h. 414 Turner Reckards Herbert J., shoemaker, h. 414 Turner Record Charles H., farmer, house Dillingham Hill Record Cyrus O., lather, house 21 Fourth
Record Julia, widow of Thomas, boards H. S. Whitman's, Dillingham Hill
Record Pearl C., shoemaker, h. Elm, East Auburn
Record Royal B., dentist, 58 Court, rms. 13 Goff Record Salmon, furniture ( Lewiston), house 268 Main
Record William, shoemaker, boards 32 Main
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Record William H., mill overseer (Lewiston), house 102 Court
Reddy Nicholas, laborer, boards 49 Court
Reed Anson (Stearns & Reed), coal and wood, 9 River road, house at Lewiston
Reed Charles H., shoemaker, house 66 Hampshire
Reed Frank R., carpenter, house 7 Lake
Reed Fred A., shoe edge trimmer, h. 15 Maple
Reed Herbert W., shoe finisher, bds. 144 Spring
Reed Herbert W., shoemaker, boards 105 Spring
Reed J. Leslie, reporter Gazette, 4 Court, h. at Lewiston Reed Selina Mrs., bds. 13 So. Goff
Reed Willard, lumberman, house 144 Spring Reeves Orilla, widow, b. Llewellyn Heath's, on Cross rd.
Registrar of Deeds office, 7 County bidg., Court
Registrar of Probate office, 7 County bldg., Court
Reid Margaret, stenographer, Gazette 4 Court, bds. at Lewiston [House
Reid Sherman R., reporter, Gazette, 4 Court, bds. Revere Rendall Daniel H., mason, rear 14 Mechanics row, h. 64 Elm
Rendall Frank A. (A. J. Verrill & Co.), marble works, 101 Turner, house 64 Elm
Reny T. Arthur, furniture ( Lewiston), house Cross road, Rowe's corner
Revere House, Mrs. S. P. Ryerson, prop., 17 to 23 Court Reynolds Arthur C., photo. finisher, rms. 57 High
Reynolds Hattie C., bookkeeper, 87 Main, bds. 201 do. Reynolds Lyford, carriage trimmer, bds. 198 Main Reynolds Nelson B., house 201 Main
Rice Georgia Mrs., bookkeeper, 26 Main, rms. 81 Spring Rice Henry S., section hand, G. T. R., bds. Stephen H., Rice's, Old Hotel road
Rice James D., laborer, h. Old Hotel road, near Lake
Rice Nellie S. Mrs., milliner (Lewiston) , house 9 James Rice Noah S., shoemaker, house 365 Turner
Rice Stephen H., farmer, house Old Hotel road, beyond G. T. R.
Rich Amos C., optician, house 269 Turner
Rich Eugene, saw filer ( Lewiston), house 131 Pleasant
Rich Hollis M., shoemaker, house 37 Fifth
Rich Lubion E., wood worker, bds. 54 Court
Rich Mary E. widow of Edwin W., house 54 Court Richard Napoleon, shoemaker, house 38 Pulsifer
Richards Curtis C., farmer, house Old Hotel road, beyond Clark's spring
Richards David O., clothier (Lewiston), house 31 Vine Richards Francois, wood chopper, house West Auburn Richards Francois, mill operator, house 29 Broad
Richards George F., upper leather cutter, house 9 Drum- mond court
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Richardson Charles E., machinist, 146 Main, bds. Spring Richardson Eunice T., widow of John B., house rear 352 Turner
Richardson Fred W., farm hand, house West Auburn Richardson Greenbush W., farmer, h. Old Hotel road, beyond Minot ave.
Richardson Hartwell, shoemaker, house 348 Turner Richardson Horace B., market gardener, house South River road
Richardson Rose B. Mrs., house 17 South
Ricker Caroline, widow of Lysander, house 57 Goff Ricker Daniel W., b. J. W. Ricker's, Turner road Ricker Henry, salesman, 26 Main, rooms 20 Elm
Ricker Henry, mason, 307 Main, house do.
Ricker Jennie, widow of Lysander, house 31 Union Ricker Joseph W., farmer, house Turner road, E. Auburn Ricker Maria E. widow of Henry J., bds. 12 Bearce
RICKER MILTON F., manager, Maine Benefit Association, 81 Main, room 7, house 54 High (see front cover)
Ricker Silas B., shoemaker, house North Auburn
Ricker Susie C. Miss, house 57 Goff
Rideout Benjamin A., carpenter, h. Old Hotel road, Lit- tlefield's corner
Rideout Flora Mrs., tailoress, rooms 217 Main
Rideout James K., carpenter ( Lewiston), bds. 54 Winter Rideout J., laborer, house 67 Third
Rideout Mary E. Miss, teacher, Webster grammar school, bds. Benjamin A. Rideout's, Littlefield's corner
Ridley Dexter H., foreman, cutting, Munroes, Packard & Linscott, house 97 Goff
Ridley Frances, widow of Hallett, house 193 Main
Riggs George M., blacksmith, Mechanics row, bds. Maine Hotel
Ring Albert, house 54 Fifth
Ring Charles A., photographer (Lewiston), h. 43 Dunn Ripley Matthias, farmer, house Jordan school, So. Au- burn road, next schoolhouse
Ripley Wilson A., shoemaker, rooms 147 Pleasant Rison William, laborer, house 16 Pulsifer
Rivers Henry, house 42 Cook
Rivers Josephine, widow of Rufus, house 42 Cook Riverside House, A. E. Perry, Mrs., prop., 36 Main Roak Algernon M. (Roak & Plummer), undertaker, 21 Turner, house 151 Pleasant
Roak Ellen H. widow of Jacob H., house 20 Elm DOAK GEORGE M., florist, 152 High, office and house 124 do. (see page 228)
Roak R. Belle Miss, teacher, Douglass primary school, bds. 151 Pleasant
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DOAK & PLUMMER (Algernon M. Roak and Albert S. Plummer), undertakers and embalmers, 21 Turner, opp. County blgd. (see Index) Robbins George, mill overseer (Lewiston), h. 98 Broad Robbins John W., mill overseer (Lewiston), house 83 Broad
Robert Joseph, shoemaker, h. Cross road, Rowe's cor.
Roberts Albert A., shoemaker, bds. 186 Main
Roberts Arthur, shoemaker, rooms 202 Main
Roberts Frank, shoemaker, bds. 25 Parker
Roberts Frederick, shoemaker, house 25 Parker
Roberts Frederick A., shoemaker, house 94 Summer
Roberts George E., weaver ( Lewiston), bds. 48 Union
Roberts, George L., carpenter, house 19 Myrtle
DOBERTS JOHN G., carpenter, 37 Seventh, house R do. (see page 578)
Roberts Joseph H., farmer, h. South River road
Roberts Oscar, shoemaker, bds. Main Hotel
Roberts Thomas H., treas., Auburn Stove Foundry Co.,
High, at M. C. R. R. crossing, house at Lewiston Roberts Thomas L., house 40 Pleasant
Roberts Walter C. R., blacksmith, house 115 Summer
Roberts William H., carpenter ( Lewiston), h. 54 Winter Robie Frank W., clerk, bds. 48 Drummond
Robie Fred W., student, bds. 48 Drummond
Robie Helen A. widow of Jacob, house 48 Drummond
Robinson Albion L., ins. agent, h. Gamage av., n. Lake
Robinson Alpheus S., boarding house, 7 Goff
Robinson Alvan E., shoemaker, bds. 24 Spring
Robinson Arthur, shoemaker, house 202 Main
Robinson Augustus H., farmer, house Cross road, from Rowe's Corner, So. Auburn
Robinson Bert F., boards 7 Goff
Robinson Charles A. (pres. Wood-Robinson Co. ), paper, etc., 101 Main, h. 22 Drummond
Robinson Charles E., carpenter, h. Old Danville rd. bey. R. R., Danville Junction
Robinson Cordelia A., widow of Isaac S., h. 24 Spring Robinson Elbridge G., farmer, h. Danville Junction
Robinson Embert G., boards E. G. Robinson's, Danville Junction
Robinson Emily B., widow, h. 49 Drummond
Robinson Evelin Mrs., shoe stitcher, rms. 255 Main
Robinson Frances, widow of Charles B., h. 77 Elghth
Robinson Frank, farmer and milkman, h. Old Danville rd. next bey. Martin rd.
Robinson Frank D., clerk, bds. Elbridge G. Robinson's, Danville Junction
Robinson Fred, farmer and milkman, h. Old Danville rd. next bey. Martin rd.
Robinson George, baker, 26 Main, h. 18 do.
Robinson George A., clerk (Lewiston), b. 66 Spring
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Robinson IIuldah, widow of William, boards Francis Rounds', Danville Junction
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