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VISIT BRANCH'S
Harness and Carriage Mat, STORY'S BLOCK, OPP. CITY HOTEL.
EAGLE KENNEDY'S O oThing House. KE NEDY'S EAGLE CL HOUSE. Cloth'ny made to measure at HATS, CAPS. AND FURNISHING GOODS AGENCY FOR FLORENCE OIL STOVE, 946 CENTRAL BLOCK ELM STREET MANCHESTER, N. H. cady-mad ; prices. FLORENCE SEWING MACHINES, AND FLORENCE SKATES. FISK'S BOOKSTORE, : Book Bindery, Printing Office, PAPER-HANGINGS AND WINDOW-SHADE ESTABLISHMENT, PICTURE-FRAME itANUFACTORY, 4 Methodist Churun Block, Manchester, N. H. TEMPLE & FARRINGTON, Prop'rs. I. S. WHITNEY, DEALER IN PIANOS, ORGANS, - SHEET MUSIC, MUSIC BOOKS, MUSICAL MERCHAN- DISE OF ALL KINDS. Pianos and Organs to Rent. Instru- ments Tuned and Repaired. FERREN'S BUILDING, 866 ELM STREET, MANCHESTER, T. H. TEACHER OF PIANO-FORTE, EN MALI AND ITALIAN SINGING. Publisher of WHITNEY'S NEW HAMPSHIRE JOURNAL OF MUSIC. BALDWIN EATEHELDER Teachers of Music, AM J D. ,ALEI. I PIANOS, ORGANS, STOOLS, CLOTHS, American and Foreign Sheet Music,' AND MUSICAL MERCHANDISE OF ALL KINDS. 62 Hanover Street, Next door to Post-office. NEW HAMPSHIRE FIRE INSURANCE CO. (First and only Stock Insurance Co. in the State.) 859 ELM ST W EY'S MUSIC STORE,
Best Goods and Lowest Prices at HIGGINS' Furniture, Carpet, and Crockery Store.
VARICK'S HARDWARE STORE, 809 to 813 Elm St. [SEE INSIDE COVER.]
DANIELS & MERRILL,
(Successors to DANIELS & COMPANY,)
DEALERS IN
HARDWARE,
Iron, Steel, Paints, Oils, Varnish, Colors, Glass, Cordage and Belting.
Builders' Hardware,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
MECHANICS' TOOLS
IN GREAT VARIETY.
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY.
Patten's Block, 934 to 938 Elm St., MANCHESTER, N. H.
ARTHUR M, EASTMAN,
GROCERIES
FLOUR
SUGAR
AND
CROCER
SOAP
RAISINS
Meats.
CHOICE TEAS, FLOUR, FRUIT,
Vegetables and Country Produce.
850 ELM ST., - MANCHESTER, N.H.
JOHN B. VARICK,
DEALER IN HARDWARE,
IRON AND STEEL, Paints, Oils, and Glass, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Seeds and Fertilizers,
Leather and Rubber Belting, Sheet Lead and Lead Pipe ; Pumps, Cordage, Chains, House Trimmings, Carriage Wheels, Spokes, Rims, Shafts, etc.
AGENT FOR FAIRBANKS' SCALES. I have also added to my stock a large and selected assortment of
SILVER PLATED WARE,
Of the Latest Designs and Patterns.
Purchasers will find it to their interest to examine the above before purchasing elsewhere, as I have the largest stock to be found in the city, and my prices defy competition.
809, 811 and 813 Elm Street, Manchester, N. H.
PIKE & HEALD,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, etc.
ALSO,
PLUMBERS, GAS PIPERS,
And Dealers in Plumbers' Materials, STONE, GLASS, BRITANNIA, JAPANNED, And Wooden Wares, AND FURNISHING GOODS.
-0- 1 Particular attention paid to JOB WORK in Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper. Also, Dealers in Pumps, Pipe, Lead, Zinc, Old Metals, &c.
No. 7 Central Block, 972 Elm St., MANCHESTER, N. H.
E. R. COBURN,
DEALER IN
Books and Stationery, SCHOOL BOOKS, TEACHERS' SUPPLIES, &C. Picture Frames on hand or made to order at short notice. MUSEUM BUILDING, 740 ELM ST., COR. PLEASANT,
MANCHESTER, N. IT.
P. C. CHENEY COMPANY, MANUFACTURERS OF
Manilla, News, un Wrapping Paper,
DEALERS IN PAPER STOCK, PAPER, PAPER BAGS AND TWINE.
PAPER AND WASTE MILLS, Manchester, UNCANOONUC PULP MILLS, Goffstown Center, MONADNOCK PULP MILLS, Peterborough.
Paper Warerooms, 1102 and 1104 Elm Street. P. C. CHENEY, Treasurer.
United States Que Canada Express
Principal Office, 39 and 40 Court Square, Boston. Branch Office, 112 Canal Street, Boston. Branch Office, 77 Bedford Street, Boston. Agency Offices at all the Principal Stations on the following Railroads : Boston, Clinton & Fitchburg; Boston, Concord & Montreal ; Cheshire ; Concord ; Concord & Claremont ; Concord, Manchester & Lawrence; Concord & Portsmouth ; Connecti- cut & Passumpsie ; Contoocook Valley ; Fitchburg ; Fitchburg & Worcester ; Fram- ingham & Lowell ; Lowell & Nashua ; Mansfield & Framingham ; Monadnock ; Missisquoi ; Massawippi Valley ; Montreal & Champlain ; Northern N. H .; Ogdensburgh & Lake Champlain ; Portland & Ogdensburg (Vermont Division) ; Rutland & Burlington; Sullivan ; Suncook Valley ; Stanstead, Shefford & Chambly ; Sugar River ; Troy & Green- field ; Vermont & Canada; Central Vermont ; Vermont Junction ; Vermont & Massachusetts; Worcester & Nashua ; White Mountains; Boston & Lowell ; Nashua & Rochester ; Manchester & North Weare.
Forward by other expresses to all accessible parts of the world.
OFFICES: RAILROAD DEPOT, Concord, N. H. . 57 MAIN STREET, Nashua, N. II. NORTHERN RAILROAD DEPOT, Lowell, Mass. MANCHESTER OFFICE, 860 ELM STREET, A. BUNTON, Agent.
A. BUNTON, agent for Cunard & Anchor Steamship Lines, and Pacific Mail Steamship Company. Drafts for sale on England, Ireland and Scotland, at U. S. & C. Express Office.
F 44 M2 AMB
Or. H.J. Boutwall.
MANCHESTER ALMANAC, M AN CI
LABOR ZUM ELVINCIT
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CITY DIRECTORY,
AND
BUSINESS INDEX,
FOR
1879.
COMPILED AND PUBLISHED BY JOHN B. CLARKE.
MANCHESTER, N. H .: MIRROR STEAM PRINTING WORKS. 1879.
5 Tonnes: Black
CONTENTS.
Almanac
7-19
Ancient Order United Workmen
. 278
Benevolent Organizations .
·
271
Blocks and Public Buildings
31
Bridges
251
Business Index
305-384
Catholic Temperance Societies
279
Cemeteries
. 250
Churches
264-271
City Government .
253, 254
County Officers
286
Directories of Manchester
235
Fire Alarm Telegraph .
· 256
Fire Department
· . 255
Firemen's Relief Association
257
Good Templars
279
Grand Army of the Republic
278
Halls
32
Historical and Descriptive
241
Judiciary of New Hampshire
285
Justices of the Peace
287
Knights of Honor
278
Knights of Pythias
277
Manufactures
288-300
Masonic
274
Military
280
Newspapers
. 281
Notaries Public
. 286
Odd Fellows
· 275
Order of United American Mechanics .
278
Post Office
284
Probate Court
286
Railroads
283
Royal Arcanum
278
School Department
. 258
Squares
250
Stages
·
State Reform School
288
Street Directory
20-31
Streets .
249
Villages
· 249
Water-works
. 252
COPYRIGHT, 1878 : JOHN B. CLARKE.
HAROLD B. LEE LIBRARY BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY PROVO, UTAH
·
Jail ·
288
·
·
284
INTRODUCTION.
A long experience in consulting directories convinced me that one abounding in inaccuracies, in errors of omission and commission, subjected the person who relied upon it to so many costly and vexatious annoyances, that it was not only generally useless, but often worse than none; that a directory of Manchester free from serious faults never had been, nor would or could be made by parties who are stran- gers to the city and totally unacquainted with its people, institutions, and business.
Investigation of the subject led me to believe that a di- rectory which should embody the results of a careful home canvass, and be measurably free from mistakes, could be profitably furnished at half the price which our people have been compelled to pay for the one hitherto in use ; and that he who furnished it, while losing nothing himself, would give employment to a number of men, and thereby con- tribute something toward the prosperity of the city.
These and other similar considerations led to the projec- tion of this volume. It does not contain all the facts and statistics which I at first intended it should, and which I propose to incorporate in future ones, but it will be found much more complete and accurate than any similar work ever presented to the citizens of Manchester, and can, I
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INTRODUCTION.
think, be relied on. The work has been begun and will be continued as a Manchester enterprise, dependent upon Manchester skill and industry for its character, and upon Manchester patronage for support. It is, therefore, a sub- ject which need not concern people outside of Manchester ; but certain parties have seen fit to take a notice of its probable appearance in high dudgeon, and to provoke a comparison between it and the book which has been jerked into the city from Boston ; and I take pleasure in asking all purchasers to make such comparison as minute and careful as possible. The Boston work, which is apparently made up of sections of the directories of Manchester, Lowell, and Lawrence, for years prior to 1877, and which therefore omits the names of five hundred of our citizens, and puts in their place those of people long dead and of nearly two hundred who were never heard of here, is in it- self a justification of this enterprise ; and if, in undertaking it, I have hurt the feelings or the business of those who have charged us $2 for a book which they now confess they can afford to sell for half that price, I cannot help it, and do not wish to. Manchester people are not accustomed to go to Boston for a license to manage their own affairs.
To all who by their patronage and courtesy have enabled me to bring the initial volume to its present state of com- pleteness and success, I am under great obligations, which I shall seek for occasion to discharge.
The book is intended as an annual, and designed for the year in which it is issued. It may be expected on the first of each January hereafter.
JOHN B. CLARKE.
Dec. 26, 1878.
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Abbott E. O. 983 Elm. .339
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company. 295
Amoskeag National Bank, 867 Elm ... 304
Amoskeag Paper-mill, Canal, corner Brook.
Amoskeag Savings Bank, 867 Elm. 300
Andrews John H. 7 Patten's block 330
Atwood J. W. & Co. 1059 Elm. 368
Babbitt C. C. 721 Beech .. 360
Bailey Charles R. 14 Manchester. 323
Baker John N. 959 Elm ... 383
Baldwin & Batchelder. 62 Hanover. . front cover
321
Bodwell F. S. Mrs. 889 Elm ..
357
Bodwell L. B. & Co. 640 Elm
.326
Bosher G. F. & Co. 882 Elm. 307
Boyd William, 1121 Elm. .368
371
Branch Edwin, Elm, opposite City Hotel. .front cover
Bunton Andrew, 860 Elm. front colored page
.331
Chandler J. M. & Co. 983 Elm.
.344
Chase B. H. Mechanics' row.
310
City National Bank, Elm, corner Manchester.
303
Clarke's History of Manchester.
.234
Coburn Elias R. 740 Elm .. . front colored page
Colby Frank P. & Co. 848 and 879 Elm.
308
Conner & Miville, 1023 Elm ...
305
Daniels & Merrill, Patten's block
.inside front cover
Dodge James E. 885 Elm. ..
.331
Dorr George H. 1053 Elm
.307
Dr. Poland's Humor Doctor.
. back colored page
Eastman Arthur M. 850 Elm.
. inside front cover
Eaton Asa B. 64 Hanover.
.364
Eaton Francis B. 1019 Elm.
.315
Edgerly C. M. 991 Elm.
351
Ellinwood J. G. 936 Elm.
.364
Estey J. B. & Co. 941 Elm.
.339
Everett Wm. G. 991 Elm .. .back cover
.327
First National Bank, Elm, corner Water. .301
Fish Sisters, 864 Elm .. .335
Fletcher & Royce, 4 Methodist court. .317
Foster John, 886 Elm. .331
Fradd H. & Co. Main, corner Granite (P.).
345
Greenwood George, 69 Hanover
.313
Haley B. F. Newmarket.
. back colored page
Haseltine House, Manchester, near Elm.
350
Hanson John R. 1167 Elm. .305
Hayes John & Co. 15 and 17 Concord. .back colored page
Head & Dowst, 112 Manchester. .320
Healy Daniel F. 936 Elm. .334
Higgins Brothers, 1054 Elm. front cover
Hodge Jeremiah, Elm, corner Auburn back colored page
Hoitt George C. 896 Elm. 312
320
Holbrook George, 64 Manchester.
Holly Tree Inn, 61 Hanover .. 371
Holman Liver Pad Co. 64 Hanover. .354 Holmes George S. 23 Hanover .. .337 Hoyt John & Co. Canal, corner Brook. 300
Hubbard George H. 8 and 10 Hanover. 324
Hubbard William W. Mechanics' row. .358
James Brothers, 44 Manchester . back colored page
Johnson E. P. & Co ... 668 Elm. 327
315
Gordon & Tobey, 910 Elm.
Greenwood John A. 947 Elm.
.316
Fairbanks & Pearson, 51 Hanover.
326
Donahoe & O'Dowd, 1005 Elm.
Burnham Henry E. 936 Elm.
Bradley C. B. Mechanics' row
304
Barton & Co. 849 and 851 Elm.
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Jones J. B. 1037 Elm. . .307
Kennedy Edwin, 946 Elm. front cover
Kendall C. K. 9 Hanover ... .308
Kerwin Dennis & Son, 3 Pleasant. .315
Kimball Charles H. 64 Hanover. .358
Kimball & Gerrish, 1205 Elm. .371
Lane A. J. 14 Hanover .370
Lane Thomas A. 66 Hanover. .343
Lane Thomas W. 16 Hanover. .316
297
Libbey David, 315 Pine. .318
Lord Harrison D. 896 Elm. 334
Lowell A. H. Auburn, corner Canal .. inside back cover
Manchester Gas Light Co. 8 Market. .328
Manchester Mills Manufacturing Department. .299
Manchester Mills Print Works. .298
Manchester National Bank, 900 Elm. .302
Manchester Savings Bank, 900 Elm. .302
Martin S. H. 67 Hanover. .317
Maynard John H. 203 Manchester ..
.329
Mechanics' Savings Bank, 914 Elm
303
Melendy & Poor, 876 Elm.
. back cover
Merrill Bros. 829 Elm.
.370
Merrimack River Savings Bank, Elm, corner Water.
301
Morrill Jacob, 13 Amherst ..
.369
Morrison & Bartlett, 936 Elm
.332
New Hampshire Fire Insurance Co. 859 Elm.
front cover
Olzendam A. P. Mechanics' row ..
.300
Page Charles E. 994 Elm.
.333
Paige A. H. 2 Stark.
. 338
Palmer & Garmon, 604 Elm.
.343
Parker & Co. 818 and 820 Elm ..
.342
P. C. Cheney Company, 1102 Elm
. front colored page
People's Savings Bank, 867 Elm.
.304
Pettee & Whittle, 754 Elm.
341
Pike & Heald, 972 Elm. .inside front cover
Prescott J. B. 794 Elm.
.334
Putnam & Brown, 1111 Elm. .346
Quimby Alfred, 9 Hanover .. .316
348
Richardson E. P. 839 Elm.
.351
Rogers Win. C. & Co. 1006 Elm.
. back cover
Ryder C. G. B. 1042 Elm.
.370
Sanborn J. A. & Co. 1168 Elm.
.322
Sawyer Albert J. south of freight depot.
. back cover
Sawyer Joseph B. 936 Elm ..
306
Second National Bank, 914 Elm. .303
.332
Sleeper William F. & Co. 140 Central.
.347
Smith Charles A. 930 Elm.
333
Smith J. A. V. Mechanics' row
.340
Stark Mills, Canal ..
296
Tanswell George H. 39 Hanover.
Tebbetts Brothers, 786 Elm. 306
Temple & Farrington, 848 Elm. front cover Twiss H. V. 953 Elm. .329
U. S. & Canada Express, 860 Elm . front colored page
Varick John B. 809 Elm ..
inside front cover . 317
Walker Alfred, 993 Elm.
.back colored page
Ward L. A. 786, 866, 883 and 1089 Elm ..
.308
Weeks, G. W. 937 Elm. .317 365
Welch Williard C., M. D. 939 Elm.
Whitney I. S. 866 Elm. front cover
Wiley Jolm A. 906 Elm .. .306
Woodbury John F. & Co. 48 Manchester. 311
.352
Sanborn's History of New Hampshire.
.234
Shepard Carl C. 994 Elm.
Stickney Jeremiah, 1064 and 1068 Elm. . back cover
310
Vining H. C. 666 Elm.
Ranno Henry C. Main, corner Center (P.).
Sanborn G. M. 951 Elm. .
Langdon Manufacturing Company, Canal.
CALENDAR FOR 1879
Being the latter part of the 103d, and the beginning of the 104th year of the Independence of the United States of America. Also,
The year 7388-89 of the Byzantine Era; The year 5639-40 of the Jewish Era;
The year 2632 since the foundation of Rome, according to Varro;
The year 1296 of the Mohammedan Era, or the Era of Hegira, which begins January 5, 1879.
THE SEASONS.
Washington Time. Chicago T. San Francisco T.
Vernal Equinox, (Spring begins). March 20, ... 6 h. 26 m. A .... 5 h. 44 m. A .... 3 h. 24 m. A. Summer Solstice, (Summer begins) ...... June 21, ... 2 h. 35 m. A .... 1 h. 53 m. M ... 11 h. 33 m. A. Autumnal Equinox, (Autumn begins) ... Sept. 23, ... 5 h. 9 m. M .... 4 h 27 m. M .... 2 h. 7 m. M. Winter Solstice, (Winter begins) ...... .. Dec. 21, .. 11 h. 18 m. A ... 10 h. 36 m. A .... 8 h. 16 m. A.
ASTRONOMICAL SIGNS.
Sun.
Earth.
Mercury.
k Saturn.
2) Ascending Node.
Last Quarter.
Venus.
H Herschel.
2 Descending Node.
New Moon.
$! Aries, or Ram.
Leo, or Lion.
Sagittarius, or Bowman.
Taurus, or Bull.
Virgo, or Virgin.
Capricornus, or Coat.
Gemini, or Twins.
Libra, or Balance.
Aquarius, or Waterman.
Cancer, or Crab-fish.
Scorpio, or Scorpion.
AD Pisces, or Fishes.
CHRONOLOGICAL CYCLES.
Dominical Letter, E. Solar Cycle
Epact, ..
7 Roman Indiction,
7
Golden Number, .. 18
Julian Period, .. 6592
FIXED AND MOVABLE FESTIVALS.
Epiphany, Jan. 6
- Palm Sunday, ... .April 6
Trinity Sunday , ..... . June 8
Septuagesima Sun-
Good Friday, .April II
Corpus Christi ... .June 12
day, .Feb. 9
Easter Sunday, .April 13 St. John, Baptist, ..... June 24
Low Sunday, .... April 20 Michaelmas Day, ..... Sept. 29
Quinquagesima - Shrove Sunday,' .... Feb. 23
Rogation Sunday, .... May 18 Ist Sunday in Advent, Nov. 30
Ascension Day, ..... .May 22
St. Andrew, .Nov. 30
St. Thomas, Dec. 21
St. Patrick, .. Mar. 17
Sunday, .. June I Christmas Day, ... Dec. 25
EMBER DAYS.
March 5, 7, 8; June 4, 6, 7; September 17, 19 20 ; December 17, 19, 20.
MORNING AND EVENING STARS.
MERCURY will be morning star about January 16, May 15, September 9, and December 28; and evening star about March 29, July 27, and November 20.
VENUS will be evening star till September 23 ; then morning star for the rest of the year. JUPITER will be evening star till February 8; then morning star till August 31; and evening star again the rest of the year.
ECLIPSES FOR 1879.
In the year 1879 there will be three Eclipses-two of the Sun and one of the Moon. I. An Annular Eclipse of the Sun, January 22d. Invisible. Visible to portions of South America and Africa.
II. An Annular Eclipse of the Sun, July 19th. Invisible. Visible to Africa, and to small portions of Europe and Asia.
III. A Partial Eclipse of the Moon, December 28th. Invisible to the greater part of North America. To places on the Pacific Slope, the Moon will set in the morning slightly tinged with the advancing penumbral shade. Invisible also to South America. Visible more or less to the rest of the world. Magnitude of Eclipse = 0.164 (Moon's diameter = 1).
ぜひちぴ
· Mars. 2 Jupiter.
d Conjunction
Opposition.
First Quarter. Full Moon.
12
Ash Wednesday ...... Feb. 26 First Sunday in Lent, Mar. 2 Pentecost - Whit-
FIRST MONTH
JANUARY
31 DAYS.
- MOON'S PHASES. R-
FULL MOON 8. 7 h. 4 m. M. | NEW MOON.
.22. 7 h. 7 m. M.
LAST QUARTER .. 15. 6 h. 18 m. M. | FIRST QUARTER
.30. 7 h. o m. M.
D. of M.
D. of W.
HISTORICAL EVENTS.
? MOON'S SIGNS.
Sun slow
Sun rises
Sun sets H. M.
Moon sets H. M.
Morn. H. M.
H. M.
I
New Year.
23
4
30|4 38
O 59
5 18
5 43
2
Th in perigee. sức.
5
4
7 30
4 39
2
O
6
8
35
3
Fr ? sets, Boston, 5 h. 5 m. A.
5
7 30
4 40
3
3
7
2
7 30
4
Sa C. Vanderbilt died, 1877.
29
5
7 30
4 40
4
7
7 58
8 26
1. Second Sunday after Christmas. Luke 2. Day's Length, 9 h. 12 m.
5
S
2 12
6
30 4 42
5 IO
8 55
9 23
6
M
₩ 25
6
1 30
+ 43
6
8
9 50
10 18
7
Tu
M. Fillmore, Pres., born, 1800.
8
7
1 30
4 44
7
0
IO 45
II
9
8
8th. d rises, B. 4 h. 52 m.A.
M 21
7
7 29
+ 45
rises
II 32
II 54
9
Th d in 3. º in aphelion.
5
7
7 29
4 46
6 15
0 17
IO
Fr
Florida seceded, 1861.
DE 19
8
7 29
4 47
7 29
0 40
I
3
II
Sa
CHIC. Alabama seceded, 1861
2
8
7 28 4 48
8 43
I 25
I 46
2. First Sunday after Epiphany. Luke 2.
Day's Length, 9 h. 21 m.
I2
S
Paris bombarded, 1871.
Y 16
9
7 28|
4 49
9 56
2 8
2 30
13
M
4 sets, Boston 6 h. 24 m. A.
0
9
7 28
4 50
II
8
2 52
3 14
14
Tu
« in perigee. R. Bruce died, 1309
14
9
7 27
4 51
morn
3 37
4
2
15
W
15th. E. Everett died, 1865 š gr. elong. W.
13
IO 7 27
4 53
I 40
5 28
6 I
17
Fr
Ų stationary. Pres. Tyler d. 1862
84 27
IO
7 26
4 55
2 56
6 35
7 9
18
Sa
6 ? <. Benj. Franklin born 1706
VII
II
7 25
4 56
4 7
44
8 19
3.
Second Sunday after Epiphany. John 2.
Day's Length, 9 h. 32 m.
19
S
12 sets, Boston 9 h. 50 m. A.
4 25
II
7 25 4 57
5 I3
8 52
9 24
20
M
de «. Modocs def. U. S. Troops
9
II
7 24 4 58
Tu
Louis XVI. beheaded, 1793 [1873
@₹ 22
12
7 24
5
O
6 54
IO 50
II I4
22
W 22d. 3d attack on Vicksburg
5
12
7 23
5
I
sets
II 36
II 58
23
Th
894.841.194[1863
47 18
12
7 22
5
2
6 34
0 19
24
Fr
HI rises, Boston 7 h. 24 m. A.
I
12
7 21
5
3
7 38
0 39
58
25
ğ in 2. Michigan admitted, 1837
I3
I3
7 21
5
5
42
I 16|
I 35
4. Third Sunday after Epiphany. Matt. 8.
Day's Length, 9 h. 46 m.
26
S
6h . Income Tax repealed, '71
25
I3
7 20
5
6
9 44
I 53
2 12
27
M
. Audubon died, 1851.
7
13
17 19
5 7
IO 45
2 30
2 48
28
Tu
Ų sets, Boston, o h. 37 m. M.
19
13
7 18
5
8
II 47
3
6
3 25
29
W « in apogee. Kansas adm. 1861.
I
13
7 17
5
IO
morn
3 46 4 8
30
Th
30th. SỰa.
₩ 13
I4
7 16
5 12
0 49
4 31
4 57
31
Fr
Ben. Johnson born, 1574.
7 25
14 7 15 5 13
51
5 24
5 52
29
IO
7 27
4 52
23
4 29
4 57
16
Th
6 10
54
IO 23
21
š stat. J. Fisk Jr. killed, 1872. Epiphany.
D.
H. M.
Lat. of Boston and New England States.
H. W. BOSTON.
- Eve.
CONJECTURES OF THE WEATHER.
The Ist-3d, pleasant; 4th-6th, snow; 7th-9th, changeable; 10th-13th, cloudy ; 14th -16th, pleasant ; 17th-19th, windy ; 20th-22d, rain; 23d-25th, clear ; 26th-27th, change- able : 28th-31st, cold.
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SECOND MONTH
FEBRUARY
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28 DAYS.
OH. MOON'S PHASES. *-
FULL MOON 6. 8 h. 58 m. A. | LAST QUARTER
.... .. 13. 2 h. 10 m. A. NEW MOON .20. 11 h. 19 m. A.
D. of M.
D. of W.
HISTORICAL EVENTS.
? MOON'S
SIGNS.
Sun slow
Sun
Sun sets
Moon sets
Morn.
Eve .
D
H. M.
H. M.
H. M.
H. M.
H. M.
I | Sa | Q gr. hel. lat. S.
2 7| 14 |7 14| 5 14
2 53| 6 21 | 6 52
5. Fourth Sunday after Epiphany. Matt. 8.
Day's Length, 10 h. 2 m.
2
S
Charleston captured, 1865.
F2 20
14
7 I3
5 15
3 53
7 25
7 57
3
M
? sets. Boston, 6 h. 23 m. A.
M
3
14
7
I2
5 I7
. 48
8 28
57
4
Tu
è in aphelion. Galvani died, 1790. Cato killed, 46 B. C. [1778.
M
16
14
7
II
18
5 36
9 26
9 55
6
Th
6th. Franklin's Tr'y, France
Fr
OHC. A. Burrarrest., 1807.
HE 28
14
7
8
5 22
6 24
56
8
Sa
640 Treaty triple alliance, 1558.
I2
14
7 7
5 23
7 39
0 17
0 38
6. Septuagesima Sunday. Matt. 20.
Day's Length, 10 h. 19 m.
9
S
( in perigee. Septuages. Sunday.
R 26
14
7 6 5 25
8 55
0 59
I 2I
IO
M
& rises, Boston, 4 h. 31 m. M.
II
14
7
4
5
26
IO 12
I 43
2 5
II
Tu
Alex. H. Stephens born, 1811.
26
14
7
2
5 27
II 29
27
2 5I
I2
W
Abraham Lincoln born, 1809.
I3
Th
13th. Stanislaus died, 1798.
8 24
14
7
0
6 30
45
4 10
4 4I
14
Fr
St. Valentine's Day.
8
14
6 59 5 31
I 59
5 14
5 49
15
Sa
4 rises, Boston 6 h. 59 m. M.
22
I4
6 58 5 32
3 6
6 25
7 I
7. Sexagesima Sunday. Luke 8.
Day's Length, 10 h. 37 m.
16
S
Ód Melanchthon born, 1497.
5
14
56|5 33
4 4
N 37
8 II
I7
M
/ sets, Boston, 8 h. 11 m. A.
₩ 18
14
6 55 5 35
4 52
00 3 42
9 12
18
Tu
Vermont admitted, 1791.
1
14
6 53
5 36
5 30
9 39
IO
5
19
W
6 84 : 841 : 084.
at 14
14
6 52
5 37
6 0
IO 29
10 52
20
Th
20th. 8HO.
ett 27
14
50
5 38
sets
II I2
II 31
21
Fr
HI rises, Boston, 5 h. 28 m. A.
9
14
6 49
5 39
6 29
II
49
22
Sa
6 º C. Washington's birthday.
€ 21
14
47 5 41
7 30
O 6
0 24
8. Quinquagesima-Shrove Sunday. Luke 18.
Day's Length, 10 h. 56 m.
23
S
dh C . John Q. Adams died, 1848.
3
14
6 46|5 42
8 32
O , 41
0 59
24
M
St. Matthias.
15
I3
6 44
5 43
9 34
I 16
1 33
25
Tu ğ gr. hel. lat. S. : « in apogee.
27
13
6 43
5 45
IO 36
1 51
2 10
26 W SWC. Ash Wednesday.
9
₩ 21
I3
6 39
5 47
morn
3
9
3 3I
28
Fr
Regulus So. 11 h. 27 m. A.
3
I3
16 38
48
0 41
3 35
4 21
5
W
M
29
14
7 IO
7 9
5 20
rises
II II
II 34
7
3-12122
IO
14
7
: 28
morn
3 16
3 42
6 16
IO 22
IO 47
cow
14
I3 6 41
5 46
II 39
2 29 N 49
27
Th
₡ sets, Boston, 10 h. 38 m. A.
CONJECTURES OF THE WEATHER.
The Ist-4th, cold; 5th-7th, snow; 8th-9th, rain; 10th-13th, stormy; 14th-16th, cold; 17th-19th, cloudy ; 20th-22d, changeable; 23d-25th, snow; 26th-27th, cloudy ; 28th, snow.
ZIZ
Lat. of Boston and New England States.
H. W. BOSTON.
rises
5
THIRD MONTH
MARCH
31 DAYS.
- MOON'S PHASES. *-
FIRST QUARTER I. 3 h. 14 m. M. | LAST QUARTER
............... 14. 10 h. 57 m. A.
FULL MOON 8. 8 h. 25 m. M. | NEW MOON
.22. 4 h. 20 m. A.
FIRST QUARTER
.30 8 h. 21 m. A.
D. of M.
D. of W.
HISTORICAL EVENTS.
MOON'S
SIGNS.
≥ Sun slow
M.
H. M. H. M.
H. M.
Morn. H. M.
Eve. H. M.
1 | Sa
Nebraska admitted, 1867.
JE 15 | 13 | 6 36 5 50| 1 40| 4 49| 5 19
9.
First Sunday in Lent.
Matt. 4.
Day's Length. 11 h. 16 m.
2
S
Ist dh & J . Wesley d. . 1791. Y sets, Boston 7h. 34 m. A.
F 28
12
6 35
51
2 36
5 50
6 22
3
Tu
Vermont admitted, 1791.
24
12
6 32
5 53
4
8
8
o
31
W
Dred Scott decision, 1857.
7
12
0 30 28
5 54
4 44
9
O
9 28
6
Th
Crockett killed, 1836.
DE 21
II
6
8
Sa
8th. grises, Bost.,4h.2m.A.
Y 20
II
II 6 2515 58 0 27
rises
II 29
II 50
10. Second Sunday in Lent. Matt. 15. Day's Length. 11 h. 36 m.
9
S
Scott at Vera Cruz, 1847.
5
II
6 23 5
59
7 49
O II
IO
M
Benjamin West died, 1820.
20
IO
6 21
6
O
9
9
O 33
0 56
II
Tu 2{ rises, Boston, 5 h. 31 m. M.
5
IO
6 19
6
I
IO 29
I
19
I 42
12
W First Pennsylv'a Assembly, 1683.
20
IO
6 18 6
3
II 47
2
7
2 34
13
Th
Cortez enters Mexico, 1521.
5
IO
5 16
6
4
morn
3
I
3 29
14
Fr
I4th. Procyon So 8h. 4m. A.
19
9
6 15
6
5
0 58
3 59
4 31
15
Sa
dh & Maine admitted, 1820.
2
0
6 13
6
6
2 0
5
5
5 41
11. Third Sunday in Lent.
Luke 11. Day's Length. 11 h. 56 m.
16
S
Battle at Guilford, 1781.
4 15
9
6 II 6 7
N 50
6 16
50
17
M
St. Patrick's Day.
₩ 28
8
6
6
9
: 31
7 23
7 54
18
Tu
1 sets, Boston, 6 h. 34 m. A
8
6
8
6 IO
4
3
8 23
8 50
19
Patent of Connecticut, 1631.
4. 23
8
6
6 6 II
4 29
9 15 0 38
20
Th
enters P. Spring begins.
6
8
6
4
6 12
4 52 IO
O 10 20
21
Fr
in perihelion.
.18
7
6
2
6 13
5 14
IO 39|
58
22
Sa
22d. N.Mexico annex. 1846.
0
7
6 I
16 14
sets
11 16 11 32
12. Fourth Sunday in Lent. John 6. Day's Length. 12 h. 16 m.
23
S
Battle of Winchester, 1862.
* 12|
7
5 59
6 15
7 24
II 48|
24
MI
Queen Elizabeth died, 1603.
24
6
5 57
6 16
25
O
0 24
25
Tu
Hudson River discovered, 1609.
6
6
5 55
6 18
9 28
0 42
I 0
26
W Earthquake in California, 1872.
1OF 18
6
5
54
6 19
IO 30
19
I 39
27
Th HI sets, Boston, 4 h. 35 m. M.
? 29
5
5
52
6 20
II 30
2
0
2 21
28
Fr
Gen. Thomas died, 1870.
5 5 50
6 21
morn
2 43
3 5
29
Sa
John Jacob Astor died, 1848.
F 23
5 154
6 22
0 27
3 29
3 55
13. Fifth Sunday in Lent.
John 8. Day's Length. 12 h. 36 m.
30
S
30th. \sets, Bost.,8h.40m.A.
6
5
5 47 6 23
I 18
4 22
4 52
31
M
ğ gr. hel. lat. N.
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