Lewiston, Maine, city directory, 1891, Part 39

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Publication date: 1891
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PURE WHITE LEAD


RED LEAD AND LITHARGE.


Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead.


PATENT TIN-LINED PIPE. PURE BLOCK TIN PIPE. COPPER AND IRON PUMPS, SOLDER, ETC.


PIG LEAD. PIG TIN.


Our Pure White Lead both dry and ground in oil, we warrant to be strictly pure, and guarantee that for Fineness, Body and Durability, it is not surpassed by any Lead in the market.


We warrant our Red Lead and Litharge to be strictly pure and of the finest quality.


Gold Medal Awarded by the Mass. Charitable Mechanic Asso'n.


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BOSTON LE


MAR


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TON


COMPANY,


502


ADVERTISEMENTS


THE RICE KENDALL CO., Paper Manufacturers and Dealers in Mill Supplies. SOLE AGENTS FOR


KENNEBEC FIBRE CO.'S JUTE and BOX BOARDS. Tissue, Colored and Manilla Paper in Rolls and Sheets, ON HAND OR MADE TO ORDER,


FOR BOX MANUFACTURERS" USE. 91 FEDERAL STREET,


-


-


BOSTON.


MARK MORSE,


MANUFACTURER OF


PAPER BOXES


PAPER


AND


BOXES.


CARTONS.


28 Railroad Street, Auburn, Me.


The Only Credit Agency in the United States Conducted by and for the Shoe and Leather Trade, is the


BUREAU OF CREDITS


OF THE New England Shoe and Leather Association, 116 Bedford Street, - - - 24 Kingston Street. Room 504. Take Elerator. BOSTON, MASS.


The Leading Men of the Trade throughout New England are among its Officers and Members.


It is for the mutual benefit of all who subscribe.


Its value and efficiency have been demonstrated in numberless instances.


It furnishes the most accurate reports of the Trade, and should receive financial support from all who appreciate thorough and conscientious work.


Encourage it by Testing its Merits.


Do not confound it with other Agencies having a similar name. W'M. CLAFLIN, Pres. CHAS. S. INGALLS, Manager. II. S. BARRY, Secretary.


503


ADVERTISEMENTS


SPALDING & BLISS,


68 HIGH STREET, - - -


- BOSTON, MASS.


Sole Agents in New England States for the Sale of


Moroccos and Kids,


-Manufactured by-


McNEELEY & CO ..


PHILADELPHIA. RELIABLE GOODS AT MANUFACTURERS' PRICES. SPECIALTY : - McNeeley's Celebrated Imitation French Kid.


STILES & WINSLOW, -MANUFACTURERS OF-


GLAZED and DULL KID, BRIGHT, DULL AND COLORED PEBBLES. STRAIGHT GRAINS A SPECIALTY.


Nos. 64 and 66 High Street, Boston.


FACTORIES AT LYNN, NORWOOD AND BOYLSTON, MASS.


C. C. TYLER & CO., Commission Merchants and Dealers in FINISHED LEATHER,


Calf Skins, Flesh Splits, AND GRAIN LEATHER. 104 SOUTH STREET,


G. C. Tyler, (Late of Thayer, Owen & Tyler.)


E. N. Tyler.


BOSTON.


CHARLES A. PATTEN. CARL LINDHOLM. C. A. PATTEN & CO.,


MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF


CUTTING.DIES, 9 For Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, Envelopes, Harness, Etc. OFFICE AND FACTORY,


257 Causeway Street, - Boston, Mass.


501


ADVERTISEMENTS


HAMILTON, MARTIN & CO., TANNERS OF NON-ACID HEMLOCK SOLE LEATHER


51 High and 243 Purchase St., 1 TANNERIES : New York & Pennsylvania. BOSTON. WILLIAM G. FISH, Boston Manager.


KECK, MOSSER & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS


AND MANUFACTURERS OF Union Cropped Sole Leather. 84 and 86 HIGH STREET, BOSTON. 39 Frankfort St., New York.


WALTER HORTON & CO., No. 107 South Street, BOSTON.


HEMLOCK SOLE LEATHER, UNION CROP


Thick Grain Non-Acid Sole Leather a Specialty.


UNION CROP.


SENECA, BOSTON IDEAL,


TANNERIES! NON-ACID. ACID


COWANESQUE, TIONESTA,


ARROYO,


SALMON,


STAR H.


SHEFFIELD


HORTON,


FOREST.


TELEPHONE No. 2272.


CABLE ADDRESS, HIXFENAL.


KISTLER, LESH & CO., TANNERS, AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS IN Union Crop Sole Leather,


97 & 99 South Street,


HAMILTON.


Tannages :


WEST BRANCH.


ST. MARY'S.


ROLFE.


MT. JEWETT.


CARMEN.


BOSTON, MASS


ADVERTISEMENTS


505


GEORGE E. DUSTIN, - - Treasurer and General Manager.


.


MORRISVILLE CALF SKIN CO., TANNERS AND CURRIERS OF WAX, CALF AND KIP SKINS.


264 PURCHASE ST., BOSTON, - - MASS.


PFISTER & VOGEL LEATHER CO., Tanners & Curriers. MILWAUKEE, WIS. -Manufacturers of -- Sole Leather, Wax and Grain Uppers, Oil Grain Calfskins, KIPS, SPLITS AND HARNESS LEATHER. BOSTON STORE, 161 and 165 SUMMER STREET.


1 BOSTON : 134-136 Lincoln Street.


S


TRADE


MADE OF SHARP. CLARKE & Co's Satincil MARK.


CHICAGO! NORTH AVE. BRIDGE.


Leather CHICAGO


LIGHT MADE OF SHARP, CLARKE & CO'S Kangola,


SOFT


CHICAGO


LEATHER BOSTON


STRONG


TRADE MARK


TELEPHONE 662 --


DUNN, GREEN & CO., Manufacturers of and Dealers in BUFF & SPLIT LEATHER, Wax and Glove Calf Skins, Grain and Wax Leather. ALSO,


Commission Merchants in Rough Leather and Calf Skins. NOS. 30 & 32 SOUTH STREET, BOSTON, MASS.


EDWARD H. DUNN, A. PIERCE GREEN, C. WILLARD CARTER. )


TANNERY AT HUDSON.


Kangola, Satinoil, German Oil, Bright Grains


Made of SHARP. CLARKE & CO'S, GERMAN GRAIN.


FINE


506


ADVERTISEMENTS


C


DAVIS&WAITY


SHOE STAMPS & STENCILS


ET


STEEL STAMPS


FINE ST


FOR BOOT & SHOE BOTTOMS


.DESIGNS AND ESTIMATES SENT FREE


TING


BRASS STAMPS FOR GILDING FACINGS AND TOP S


SPE


BOOT & SHOE CASES


STENCIL PLATES OR 31 SOUTH ST. BOSTON,MASS.


T. MARTIN & BRO. MNFG. CO., The Originators of the Shoe Elastic. Eastern Elastic Gusset Company OFFICE AND WORKS, CHELSEA, MASS. . We Call Especial Attention to Numbers 60 and 66. The VERY BEST goods manufactured in America. NEW YORK OFFICE. 108 WORTH STREET. BOSTON OFFICE, 140 BEDFORD STREET TELEPHONE CONNECTION.


ARTHUR W. POPE & CO., SHOE GOODS.


DONGOLA AND GLOVE CALF. 43 and 45 High Street, Boston.


NICKERSON & GLIDDEN, Importers and Jobbers in Boot & Shoe Manufacturers' Goods Fine Imported Laces and Webs. Twines of every Description. HAMMOCKS OF ALL KINDS A SPECIALTY IN THEIR SEASON. SOLE NEW ENGLAND AGENTS FOR ROBERT STEWART & SONS' LINEN SHOE THREADS. AUGUSTUS NICKERSON. GEORGE R. GLIDDEN.


No. 48 South Street, Boston


507


ADVERTISEMENTS


I Po Lecson & Co. LINEN THREAD IMPORTERS,


SELLING AGENTS FOR THE


FLAX MILLS, GRAFTON, MASS.


FLAX MILLS OF FINLAYSON, BOUSFIELD & CO., JOHNSTONE, SCOTLAND. Flax Spinners and Manufacturers of Wax Machine Threads, Shoe Threads, Mckay Threads, Tailors' Threads, Glove Threads, Saddlers' Threads, Book- binders' Threads, Carpet Threads, Gilling Threads, Etc.


SELLING AGENTS IN THE UNITED STATES.


NEW YORK WOVEN LABEL MFG. CO., -- Manufacturers of-


Silk * Shoe * Labels. No. 262 CANAL STREET, NEW YORK.


STYLE A -73.


STYLE A-39.


Buckland


Company


A. Schmidt & Co Manfrs. Hewark A. J.


STYLE B-65.


STYLE A-51.


Hananrofon


STYLE B-42.


A.E.NETTLETON & C.º SYRACUSE


STYLE A-32.


Wright & Peters Rochester N.Y.


A.J. CAMMEYER 6th AVE COR, 12 th ST. N.Y.


STYLE A-40.


WILSON & CARR FINE SHOE'S GB BALTIMORE MO


We can duplicate any design and trade-mark which may be suggested, on fancy colored silks, &c. Write for price list -designate number.


298 Devonshire St. Boston.


508


DENNISON MFG. CO.


MANUFACTURERS OF


TAGS


-AND-


Stationers' Specialties


DENNISON'S TOURISTS' TAGS FOR TRAVELERS,


Stratton's Gummed Labels and Gummed Paper of all colors; Legal and Notarial Seals; Fo ing and Fancy Tickets; Mentzel's Patent Suspension Rings; The Star Copying Pads; Dennison's Game Counters; Wedding Cake Boxes; Visiting and Playing Cards, Etc.


SEALING WAX MAKERE


PAPER TARGETS FOR RIFLE PRACTICE.


Phillips' Hook and Clasp Tags; Kimball's Self-Fastening Tickets ; Postal En- velopes ; McGill's Paper Fasteners, at Manufacturers' discounts.


COLORED ISSUE PAPER


-AND- FLOWER PAPERS.


Proprietors of "Silver White," Best Article for Polishing Silver, and Miller's "Jewelry Cleaning Casket" and "Silver White Casket."


JEWELERS' BOXES. Jewelers' Cards, Pink and White Cotton, Fine Twines, Et


DRUGGISTS' BOXES, Apothecaries' Powder Papers and Shaving Papers.


DENNISON'S ABSORBENT COTTON, FOR DENTAL AND SURGICAL PURPOSES.


JAPANESE NAPKINS


ALL OUR GOODS ARE FOR SALE BY DEALERS EVERYWHERE AND BY


DENNISON MFC. CO.,


26 and 28 FRANKLIN STREET, BOSTON. 630 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.


198 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. 109 and 111 WABASH AVENUE, CHICAG


509


ADVERTISEMENTS


UNION HEEL TRIMMERS.


SMITH.


BUSELL.


C


WANTS CONTROF


BY TRE


MAT.JI ISEE


Jiné


Ocl & 18


1600 IN USE. THE ORIGINAL-THE BEST.


UNION HEEL TRIMMER CO., 114 Lincoln St., Boston, Mass.


WILLIAM B. WHITE & SON,


WHITE'S PATENT ADJUSTABLE EYE SHADES.


Patented July 15, 1879.


SPECIAL, ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THE "STEEL BOUND" PAT- TERNS WHICH WE MAKE.


Manufacturers of BOOT AND SHOE PATTERNS,


- ALSO -


WHITE'S PATENT STEEL BOUND PATTERNS.


The Best and most Economical Patterns made.


Call and see Samples. All orders promptly attended to. 90 SOUTH ST., BOSTON.


510


ADVERTISEMENTS


GEORGE W. EMERSON & CO.


Manufacturers and Dealers in THE LATEST IMPROVED


Shoe-Machinery


LYNN, MASS.


533 WASHINGTON STREET, 302 DEVONSHIRE STREET, . BOSTON, MASS.


New and Second-Hand Machiner


BOUGHT AND SOLD.


Specialties : - Buffing Machines, He Scourers, Rolling Mills, Bottom Cleaners Centennial Splitters, Stitching Fixtures.


Sundries : - Sand Cloth, Moulded Paper Quartz, Felts, Belt Lacings, Belt Hooks Brushes, Etc.


Belting, Shafting, Hangers and Pulleys. Factories Fitted up.


SEND FOR CIRCULAR


S. F. HOWARD & CO., Boot and Shoe Machinery


MANUFACTURERS' SUPPLIES.


DUPLICATE PARTS OF ALL SHOE MACHINERY. FINDINGS AND REPAIRS.


Satisfaction Guaranteed both in Price and Quality. 29 LINCOLN STREET, BOSTON.


New and Second-Hand Machines of nearly every description used in Shoe Factories constantly on hand.


Parts and Pieces of all Wax Thread and Pegging Machines, also duplicate parts of other Shoe Machinery.


Wax Thread Needles, Awis and Cast-offs, for any Machine.


All kinds of Pegging Machine Awls and Drivers.


Knives for any Splitting, Skiving, Trimming or Breasting Machines; McKay Channel Knives and Groovers ; Dies, either Hand or Machine; Raw Hide Mallets, Burnishing Stones, Machine Brushes, Block Planes, Die Blocks, Cutting Boards, etc., etc.


Special attention given to repairing Wax Thread Machines of all kinds, which we will guarantee equal to the best.


-


ADVERTISEMENTS


511


MORLEY BENNETT BOTTON SEWING MACHINE


SINGLE LINE.


10


EWING


SIMPLE, DURABLE AND RAPID.


The Morley - Bennett Button Sewing Machine.


CAPACITY, 225 BUTTONS PER MINUTE. A Practical Speed never before attained in Button-Sewing Mechanism. MORLEY BUTTON SEWING MACHINE CO., 205 Congress St., Boston.


LACING STUDS.


For Fine and Medium Work.


55 Lincoln Street,


33


THE LACING STUD CO.


BOSTON, MASS.


FOR CHEAP WORK.


LACING HOOKS.


512


ADVERTISEMENTS


A Revolution in Shoe Manufacturing


Has Been Effected by the


GOODYEAR Improved Welt Machine


STEEL STAMPS FOR THIS


TRADE


WELT


GOODYEAR


MARK


FREE TO LESSEES.


P. O. BOX 1662.


" GOODYEAR " NEW RAPID OUT SOLE STITCHER. - AND THE-


CAPACITY, 500 PAIRS PER DAY.


The New Improved Welt Machine-the Inseamer-is now per- fection. Manufacturers can suggest no improvements. They tell us it sews a tighter and stronger Inseam than can be sewed by hand. Using the Inseamer in conjunction with the New Rapid Stitcher which we are now building, manufacturers, WITH TWO MACHINES, will will be able to get out from 300 to 400 pairs of welted shoes daily, according to ability of the operators on both machines.


For full particulars, Address


THE GOODYEAR SHOE MACHINERY CO.


(P. O. BOX 1662.)


158 SUMMER STREET, BOSTON, MASS


ADVERTISEMENTS


513


ROCKINGHAMMACHINE CO.


Designers & Builders of


Heel & Edge Burnishers. Heel & Bottom Scourers, Heel & Edge Trimmers, Heel Seat Beading Machines and Carburetters. ETC. ETC


Bootand Shoe


J.S.CONANT-CO ROSTON


ACHINERY


WORKS, EXETER , N.H.


Cetlesroom, 57 LINCOLN ST. Boston Mass


SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF THE


"Twin Leader" Hot Kit Duplex Jack Automatic Heel Burnisher.


The Twin Leader is simpler, requires less power, is more com- pact and costs less than any other machine of equal capacity.


"Leader" Hot Kit Duplex Jack Automatic Heel Burnisher,


Fitted with Duplex Jacks, has a capacity equal to the Twin Machines of other makes.


ROCKINGHAM AUTOMATIC WAX HEEL BURNISHERS, EDGE TRIMMERS, HEEL SCOURERS, BOTTOM BUFFERS, BEADING MACHINES, CARBURETTERS, &c.


J.5.CONANT-CO


ROCKINGHAM MACHINE EXETER.N.H. salesroom, 57 LincolnSt.BOSTON.


CO.


0 UR LINE OF HEEL FIN- ISHING MA- CHINERY is the most complete in the world, hence if you are in need of anything in this line you are not studying your interests if you do not investi- gate before pur- chasing.


514


ADVERTISEMENTS


.


McKay Metallic Fastening Machinery.


108 SUMMER STREET


$75.


BOSTON MASS.


$250.


LOOSE NAILER.


Will drive and clinch 350 Headed Nails per minute, and attach 700 pair Soles daily.


....


TAPER NAIL STRIP TACKER. The only Sole Laying Machine which cuts and drives taper nails that clinch and leave the innersole per- fectly smooth.


$400.


NEW STANDARD.


Inserts 250 Screws pe minute. Capacity, 600 1 to 650 pairs daily. The attention of Manu- facturers is spe- cially called to this machine.


515


Mckay & Bigelow Heeling Machine Association, 108 SUMMER STREET, BOSTON.


ADVERTISEMENTS


RAPIDLY ATTACHING & TRIMMING MACHINE.


Attaches 800 to 1,000 pairs per day.


RAPID NAILER. Without Trimmer. Attaches 1,200 to 1,500 pairs daily.


ROTARY HEEL TRIMMER.


HEEL COMPRESSOR. Capacity, 12,000 Pairs Per Day. The best and fastest in the market, and the only This machine, on most classes of work requiring One that takes out the rand while trimming.


a rand, makes an average saving of a cent per pair,


516


ADVERTISEMENTS


Last Your Shoes


on the Boston Lasting Machine. Every operation under immediate control of the operator. Lasts Goodyear Welts as well as Mc- Kay Sewed.


BOSTON LASTING MACHINE CO.,


110 Lincoln St., Boston.


Set Your Edges with the Union Twin Edge Setter Less Space, Less power, more edges, at lower cost. These are what you can get with the Union.


UNION EDGE SETTER CO.,


110 Lincoln St., Boston.


حاجات


CONANT


Keep Your


Cement


in the Union Cementer. It is Safer and Cleaner, Insur- ance men recommend it. Saves Cement and saves la- bor, A boy can operate it.


FLAGG MANUFACTURING CO.,


110 Lincoln St. Boston.


ADVERTISEMENTS


517


Lax Ga Boston.


Scour Your Heels


with the Globe Heel Scourer. Greatest speed and Best Work. Improved Stopping Device. Stops and locks wheel instant- ly, saving operator time when changing sand paper.


GLOBE BUFFER CO.,


110 Lincoln Street, Boston.


Buff Your Bottoms


with the Globe Buffer. Most work and best work at lowest cost. 25 in opera- tion in one factory.


GLOBE BUFFER CO.,


110 Lincoln Street, Boston. LUX CARlor


Clean Your Shoes


with the Webster Textile Cleaning Machine. Don't use dressing. It hardens the leather, besides it's ex- pensive. Use the Webster Machine. It leaves theleather softand pliable. Saveslabor; saves the cost of dress- ing.


GLOBE BUFFER CO.,


110 Lincoln Street, Boston.


518


ADVERTISEMENTS


J. W. DRESSER, President. WM. F ADAMS, Treasurer. CHAS. S. JOHNSON, Gen. Supt.


Capital, $160,000.


THE TRIPP


GIANT LEVELLER CO.


BOSTON OFFICE, 302 DEVONSHIRE STREET.


The Giant Beating-Out Machine.


Proprietors and Manufacturers of


The Tripp Giant Leveller, AND The Cutcheon & Johnson


Lightning Automatic Beating-Out Machine. OFFICE AND FACTORY,


550


493 Union St., Lynn, Mass Beating out Lasts and Forms for Levelling Goodyear work on the wooden Lasts.


ARE


Now


IN . USE.


O


J.S.CONANT .- CO


SHOES Repaired GLOBE FLEXIBLE INSOLES


THE


'Globe Flexible Insole"


IT HAS NO EQUAL FOR


Strength, Durability, Flexibility and Comfort.


MILLIONS OF PAIRS


Used by our Leading Manufac- turers in Machine-Sewed Boots and Shoes.


GLOBE BUFFER CO .. 110 Lincoln St .. Boston.


THE CIANT.


PATENTED


EPTAL


Notice this Fact :


MORE THAN


THE NATIONAL SEWING MACHINE COMPANY


Manufacturers of National, New England and Union Wax Thread Sewing Machines 124 PEARL STREET, BOSTON, MASS.


CHARNEBE


The National


HARNESS


Machine


HAS NO EQUAL.


It is used by three-fourths of the Harness Makers of the Continent. It will sew 3-4 inch thickness, and is always reli- able. It can be run by foot as well as steam power, and is guaranteed to give satisfaction. See Cut.


Among our Specialties at the Following :


Vamping Machines StayingMachine Siding Machines Strapping Machines Saddle Seam Machines Children's Shoe Machines Fair Stich Machines


Two Row Three Row Machines


Book Sewing Machines


Horse Brush Machines Bag Machines. Alligator Machines


Two Sizes.


Both Sing


and Double Row.


THE NATIONAL FAIR STITCH MACHINE.


Fitted for either hot or cold wax, will do better work, and more of it ; will wear longer, and give better satisfaction than any other Machine of the kind. Send for Catalogue and Pric List. Wax Thread Sewing Machines of all kinds repaired in the best manner.


(Pag 510 )


THE TAPLEY TRIPLET HEEL BURNISHER


AUTOMATIC.


SAVES LABOR. DOES BETTER WORK.


THREE


THREE


HEADS.


JACKS.


IMAS


500


JS.CONANT-CO


ONE OPERATOR.


While the operator jacks one boot or shoe two others are being burnished. The capaci of the machine is limited only by the ability of the operator. In other words, it will burnis s many shoes as the most active man can jack. The first machine set at work distinct proved that one operator on this machine can do as much burnishing as three operators hree single-jack Tapleys, or fifty per cent. more than one operator can do on the Twi There are exceptional cases where an operator on the Twin machine is handling a larg mount of work than can be thoroughly burnished. In such cases the Triplet would be peculiar utility, as the quality would be greatly improved by the shoes remaining half as lor gain under the action of the burnishing tool.


OTHER AUTOMATIC BURNISHERS, SINGLE AND TWIN.


A very desirable finish at low cost can be produced by burnishing the heel once on th Tapley, followed with wax applied with a brush and set with a silesia-covered fe wheel.


TAPLEY MACHINE COMPANY


220 DEVONSHIRE ST., BOSTON.


521


AUBURN BUSINESS DIRECTORY


Books and Stationery.


Haskell Joseph C., 55 Court Pollister S. A., 88 Court


Boot and Shoe Find- ings.


KINSLEY D. W. JR., &CO., 140 Main (see p. 578)


Boot and Shoe Heel und Shank Mnfrs.


Fuller Frank T., 171 Washington Horne John F., County Jail Osgood Edward H., 278 Main


Boot & Shoe Ma- chinery.


GOODYEAR SHOE MA- CHINERY CO., C. L. Barker agent, 92 Main (see page 8)


Boot und Shoe Makers aud Repairers.


Barron John, 25 Broad Butler (). H., 40 Court


Cote Joseph, 5 Third Drew James M., 7 Turner Manley Abel F., 311 Turner


Mitchell Clark, 71 Main


SHAW H. M., 146 Main (see page 201) Turner Winslow, 49 Union


Boot and Shoe Mnfrs.


American Shoe Mnfg. Co., 170 and 172 Main


COBB JOHN F. SHOE CO., rear 95 and 97 Main (see p. 497) CUSHMAN ARA CO., 209 Court, and 10 and 22 Railroad (see p. 497) DingleyFoss Shoe Co., 34 Troy Foss, Packard & Co., 117 to 121 Main


Munroes, Packard & Linscott, Spring street ext.


Nute Bros. Shoe Co., 150 Main PRAY-SMALL CO., Spring street extension (see p. 497) SHAW HAZEN M. (custom), 146 Main (see p. 201)


White A. P. & Co., 158 Main Wise & Cooper, 154 and 156 Main


Boot and Shoe Tools.


VERRILL J. WESLEY, 32 Railroad (see p. 579)


Boots and Shoes.


Attwood & Barrows, 60 Court Haskell Samuel F., 40 Court Mckinnon J. A., 138 Main Moody & Moulton, 74 Main


Bottlers.


Kilbourne Geo., 27 Miller LEADER RICHARD F., 17 Third (see p. 584) PROVOST & VINCENT, 5 So. Main (see p. 580)


Box Mnfrs.


Auburn Paper Box Co., 16 Me- chanics row


CONANT FRANK R. & CO., 163 and 165 Washington and North Auburn (see p. 583) HUTCHINS H. WESLEY, rear Washington (see pages 489- 499)


MORSE MARK (paper boxes and cartons), 23 Railroad (see page 502)


Brick Mnfr.


Austin P. M., Danville Junction Dunn Charles, 325 Washington


522


AUBURN BUSINESS DIRECTORY


Brokers. (PAWN.) Allen George A., 160 Main


Broom Mnfr. Prince Geo. H., Center, bey. Cross


Butchers.


Briggs W. C., Turner road, E. A. Merrow Orin B., Littlefields Cor. Penley Ferdinand, 37 Knight Pulsifer R. G., Court, junc. Minot avenue


Cabinet Makers.


McWALTERS GEO. C., 158 Main (see opp. Ins. Co.'s.) Stetson Samuel, 8 Mechanics row


Canned Goods.


ATWOOD & LOWELL, 220 Court (see p. 583) DESMOND T. F., 15 So. Main (see p. 586)


DINGLEY JOIIN & CO .. 86 Main (see p. 581) -


HALEY A. C., 174 Court (see page 586) HEUTZ JEAN, 18 Second (see page 579)


PEABLES & GARCELON, 70 Main (see p. 581)


PENLEY ALBERT M., 98 Main (see p. 581)


PHILOON & BREWS- TER, 49 Hampshire (see page 585)


SAWYER JOHN A., 108 Main (see p. 585)


STEVENS E. T. CO., 211 Turner (see p. 581) VERPLAST & PENNEY, 10 Troy (see p. 585)


WALTON AMBROSE, 33 Second (see p. 582)


Carpenters.


BALLARD SANFORD K., 103 Turner (see p. 583)


Dinsmore & Greenleaf, 17 Mechan- ics row


Dinsmore & Son, 24 Miller


Estes Nathan C., 118 Second


Greenleaf John A., 121 Spring Jordan Charles A., 14 Mechanics row ROBERTS J. G., 37 Seventh ( see p. 578) Ryerson A. M., 226 Main Tubbs A. A., 44 Miller Warren A. F., 8 Mechanics row


Carpet Cleaning.


NAPITHIA LAUNDRY, Guild & Sawyer, proprs., rear 176 Washington (see p. 578)


Carpets.


BRADFORD, CONANT & CO., 199 and 201 Lisbon, Lewis- ton (see p. 569)


Carriage Dealers.


(NEW AND SECOND HAND.) NEVENS C. T., 118 Turner (see p. 6 )


Carriage Mufrs.


Dillingham Thomas, North Auburn NEVENS C. T., 118 Turner (see p. 6) Vickery W. P., Centre, E. A.


Carriage Painters.


NEVENS C. T., 118 Turner ( see p. 6)


523


AUBURN BUSINESS DIRECTORY


Carriagesmiths.


Kimball Cyrus B., 109 Turner NEVENS C. T., 118 Turner (see p. 6) TAYLOR BROS., 113 Turner (see p. 579)


Carriage Trimmer. NEVENS C. T., 118 Turner (see p. 6)


Cartons ( Paper.) MORSE MARK, 28 Railroad (see p. 502)


Castings.


ARCADE MALLEABLE IRON CO., Worcester, Mass. (see p. 11)


Chairs Reseated. McWALTERS GEO. C., 158 Main (see opp. Ins. Co.'s)


Chemists ( Manufac- turing.)


AUBURN DRUG & CHEM- ICAL CO., 68 Court ( see page 228)


Cider and Wine Mills. WHITMAN AGRICUL- TURAL WORKS (THE), rear 421 Washington (see p. 586)


Cigar Mnfrs." and Dealers.


*ALDEN BURT L. & CO., 27 Broad (see p. 228) Alden Wm. A., 10 Court


AUBURN DRUG& CHEM- ICAL CO., 68 Court (see page 228)


DESMOND T. F., 15 South Main (see p. 586) Emerton Joseph B., 124 Main Gilman Geo. W., 2 Court Ruggles L. S. (whol.), 114 Main


Circulating Library. Haskell Joseph C., 55 Court


Claim Agent.


Harris William M., 31 Court


Clapboards. BALLARD S. K., 103 Turner (see p. 583)


Clergymen.


Chaffee Nathaniel O., 107 Pleasant Dinsmore John (Cong. ),338 Turner Hayden C. A. (Univ.), 13 Lake Heath James (Bapt. ), 96 Main Hutchinson Henry H., 68 Lake Purkis John M. (Bapt. ),332 Turner Rogers F. C. (M. E.), 24 High Stacy T. H. (Bapt.), 37 Highland. avenue Stevens D. T., 130 Lake Thomas Lewis J. (Cong. ), 115 So. Main Towne C. A. (Bapt.), 50 Elm


Clock Repairers. DOTEN H. E., 83 Main (see p. 584)


Clothing.


Cobb George W., 57 Court Cushman Ara B., 56 Court


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Coal and Wood. (Sce also Wood and Coal.)


BEARCE, WILSON & CO., 138 Main (see front cover) DORMAN H. P. & CO. office 144 Main SMITH H. R., 212 Court (see back cover )


STEARNS & REED, 9 River road (see back cover) VERPLAST & PENNEY, 10 Troy (see p. 585)


Coffins and Caskets.


ROAK & PLUMMER, 21 Turner (see index)


Confectionery. HUSTON T. A. & CO., (mnfrs.), 26 Main (see p. 582) Ruggles L. S. (wholesale), 114 Main


Contractors and Builders.


BALLARD S. K., 103 Turner (see page 583)


DINSMORE


&


GREEN-


LEAF, 17 Mechanics row Jordan Charles A., 63 Academy ROBERT'S J. G., 37 Seventh (see p. 578) Turner & Fairbanks,33 Main (stone)


Corn Canning.


Burnham & Morrill, 74 French The United Packers 64 French


Cotton Goods Mnfrs. LITTLE ANDROSCO G- GIN WATER POWER CO., Mill, off Barker (see page 349)


Cracker Bakers. HUSTON T. A. & CO., 26 Main (see p. 582)


Crockery and Glass- ware. DINGLEY JOHN & CO., 86 Main (see p. 581)


Cut Flowers.


ROAK GEORGE M., 124 High (see p. 228)


Cutlery.


INGERSOLL, WHITMAN & CO., 64 Main (see page 588)


Dental and Surgical Instruments.


Robinson William A., 27 Court


Dentists.


Bigelow F. B., 72 Main Field H. W., 99 Court Goddard Isaac, 72 Main Howe Percy R., 34 Court Payson C. B., 76 Main


Record Royal B., 58 Court


Dining Rooms. BALENTINE NELLIE M., 54 Court (see p. 583)


Doors, Sashes and Blinds.


BALLARD S. K., 103 Turner (see p. 583)


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Drain and Sewer Pipe Mnfr.


Field Granville H., rear 26 Laurel


Draperies. BRADFORD, CONANT & CO., 199 and 201 Lisbon (see p. 569


Dressmakers.


Allen L. Augusta Miss. 121 High Atkins O. A. Miss, 23 Third Brooks Mary J. Mrs., 13 High Bryant Emma L. Mrs., 163 Main Burns Rose Miss, 77 Union Carll L. A. Mrs., 329 Main Chase J. B. Mrs., 6 Court Dionne Methilde Mrs., 13 Broad Draper Nellie Mrs., 35 Fifth Dunn Addie H. Mrs., 150 Pleasant Eastman Mary E., 126 Main Fortin A. M. Mrs., 8 Second Gerrish Sarah E. Mrs., 84 Summer Harris Alice J. Mrs., 106 Pleasant Holbrook Flora L. Mrs., 67 High Humplirey S. Anna, 7 Goff King Louisa M. Mrs., 36 James Merrill Mary A. Mrs., Elm, E. A. Merrill S. J. Mrs., 12 Union Newton Villa Mrs., 58 Turner Noyes Nellie M. A., 40 Pleasant Peare Lois A. Miss, 73 Spring Phillips Emma T. Mrs., 23 Turner Poulin Gregoire Mrs., 8 Broad Pulsifer Mary E. Mrs,, 13 So. Main Ray Ella L. Miss, 28 Manley Ray Fannie E. Miss, 28 Manley Rowe Lizzie Mrs., 8 Union Stone Cora B. Mrs., 278 Main Taylor R. W. Mrs., 14 Court Webb Addie E. Mrs., Old Danville road


White Emma O. Miss, 12 Uuion Whiting E. E. Mrs., 196 Main Whitman Camilla, 41 Drummond Woodmnn Hattie L. Mrs., Court, cor. Stevens Mill road


Drugs and Chemicals. ALDEN BURT L. & CO., 27 Broad (see p. 228)


AUBUBN DRUG & CHEM- ICAL CO., 63 Court (see page 228) Robinson William A., 27 Court


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Dry Goods.


Bartlett F. & Son, 46 and 48 Court Bird Edward W., North Auburn FOWLES A, W. & CO., 87 Main (see p. 581) Mendelson Albert, 23 Broad Shapiro J. J., 33 Broad


Dust Piping and Ex- haust Fans.




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