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ROCHESTER DIRECTORY N.H
1893.
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GENERAL INFORMATION OF THE CITI- ZENS, BUSINESS, STREETS,
AND THE CITY RECORD.
PUBLISHERS' CARD.
The publishers desire to express their thanks to the people of Rochester, for the courtesy and aid extended to them in their labor of canvassing for the Directory. And while efforts have been made to have the Directory correct, patrons will please bear in mind the difficulty of compiling an edition of so large a list of names without an occa- sional orthographical error; and we trust that all who give the work any attention will look for its merits rather than its defects.
SPARROW & FARNSWORTH, COMPILERS AND PUBLISHERS, SHIRLEY, MASS.
Copyright 1893, by Sparrow & Farnsworth.
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A little boy once had a dynamite bomb, That's all, that's all; Not a soul know where he'd gotten it from, That's all; that's all; He played with it until he thought he must know What, was in it; said; he, "Now I must go Get a hammer; " he did, and he hit it one blow; That's all ; that's all.
Now that ladies are donning the hoops, That's all, that's all; That crinoline bills will bust pocket books, That's all, that's all; Now there's the young wife who is out on the flirt, For instead of three 'yards 'twill be nine for her skirt, While her husband is wearing a short-waisted shirt, That's all; that's all' III
For bargains in clothing go to Lothrops, Farnham & Co., That's all, that's all; Their price for the best is exceedingly low, That's all, that's all; ; Everything there that gents wear will be, Most wonderful bargains in clothing we see, On Market street, Rochester, at number forty-three, That's all; that's all.
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The Rochester GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY.
Personal attention given to Insurance' in 'all its forms.
A. S. Parshley & Son
Investment Securities. REAL ESTATE Office, Wentworth Block, ROCHESTER, N. H.
ROCHESTER BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
Owun Your Own Home.n. Save Your Money
A safe and easy method of buying a home. ; Money advanced to Build if, desired;" neu'lo 'loaned on first mortgages of real estate renovable in monthly installman instanden
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C. T. RICHARDSON, PROPRIETOR.
Enlarged and Improved. Centrally Located. Electric Lights and Bells, Steam Heat, and all modern conveniences.
GOOD LIVERY CONNECTED.
The Boston® Branch
IS THE PLACE TO BUY GOODS AT. LOW PRICES,
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Chase & Sanborn's TEAS AND COFFEES,
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Choice Brands of --
FLOUR,
Fancy Creamery Butter And everything in the GROCERY LINE.
15 HANSON STREET, ROCHESTER, N. H.
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LEOPOLD SALINGER, Carpets, Window Shades, Wall Paper,
DRAPERIES, &c.
LACE CURTAINS A SPECIALTY. Wentworth Block, Rochester, N. H.
W. W. SINCLAIR,
Newsdealer,
------ AND DEALER IN :-
CROCKERY, GLASS - WARE,
Fancy Goods and Toys. FINE STATIONERY A SPECIALTY. Main Street, East Rochester.
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ROCHESTER LUMBER CO., (Successors to BERRY & PRESTON,)
-DEALERS IN ------ Eastern and Western Lumber,
HASTINGS. PRINTER -.
Doors, Windows, Blinds, Mouldings, Brackets, Stair Rails, Posts, Columns, &c. AUTUMN STREET, opposite Union Station. F. B. PRESTON, Manager.
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Receivers and Commission Merchants in
SWIFT'S CHICAGO DRESSED BEEF
MUTTON, LAMB, VEAL, PORK,
Smoked Provisions, --- AND ----
LARD.
F. R. WHITCOMB, Manager. RAILROAD AVENUE, ROCHESTER, N .. H.
I. DANA HODGDON,
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COAL, WOOD, HAY, STRAW
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CONTENTS.
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Abbreviations, .
49
Advertising Index,
140
Business Directory,
119
Churches,
17
City Government,
35
County Officers,
47
Fire Department,
41
Population of New Hampshire,
137
Post-Offices,
43
Postal Rates,
44
Resident Directory, .
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Schools and Teachers, .
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Societies and Associations,
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Street Directory, .
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R. M. EDCERLY,
FUNERAL FURNISHING UNDERTAKER.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Caskets,
Robes,
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FUNERAL SUPPLIES ALWAYS IN STOCK.
Flowers for Funerals
FURNISHED IF DESIRED.
WAREROOMS, I H 58 MAIN STREET,
ROCHESTER.
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ELLIOTT BROTHERS, BRICK MANUFACTURERS.
Building Brick of Every Description, ALSO Soft Brick for Filters, Chimneys, ETC., ETC.
Office, 134 Charles Street. Yards-Walker Bridge, foot of Charles Street, and Pickering's Crossing. ROCHESTER, N. H. E. B. ELLIOTT.
H. H. ELLIOTT.
N. BURNHAM & CO.,
RETAIL DEALERS IN
CROCKERY, GLASS WARE,
LAMPS, WOODEN WARE, STONE WARE, FLOWER POTS, Fancy Ware in China and Majolica, Window Curtains and Fixtures, Cutlery, Plated Ware, &c. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PAPER HANGINGS AND BORDERS ALWAYS IN STOCK.
45 Market Street.
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JU MORRILL ECG
J. G. MORRILL & CO. - DEALERS IN -
GROCERIES AND GRAIN.
We carry a large and varied stock of
Teas, Coffees, Spices, Canned Goods, Etc.
We buy in large quantities, thereby getting our goods at bottom prices, and we are prepared at any time to quote prices that will sell the goods.
COUNTRY DEALERS SUPPLIED.
Give us a call and we will do you good.
63 and 65 Main Street, Odd Fellows Block.
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CASSIDY & CO. (Successors to S. Stringer,)
MANUFACTURERS AND BOTTLERS OF SODA AND MINERAL WATERS, Belfast Ginger Ale and Tonics. East of Union Depot, = Rochester, N. H.
STREETS, AVENUES, ROADS, ETC.
Abbott, from 34 Main to 23 Grove, E. R.
Academy, from Main to Charles
Adams Avenue, off foot of Winter
Adams Corner, junction Salmon Falls road and Portland
Allen, off Summer, near new road to E. R.
Arrow, from Main to Congress
Autumn, from Wakefield
Autumn, from 84 Main to Salmon Falls road, E. R.
Barker's Court, off Wakefield near Sturtevant court
Blackwater Road, from Gonic road to Dover to town line Blake, off Hancock
Bradley's Court, off Portland
Brick Row, off Market near Bridge
Bridge, from Market to River
Broad, off Charles near 109
Central Square, junction Main, Market, Wakefield, Hanson and Congress
Central, Railroad avenue to Hanson
Chamberlin, from 86 Portland to White Alder Swamp road
Charles, (old road to Dover) from Congress to Dover line
Chestnut, River to Fair Grounds
Chestnut Hill Road, from Wakefield to Farmington line, via Chestnut hill Church, off Hancock
Church, (new road to Barrington ) from Main to Barrington line, Gonic
Cocheco Square, junction Elm, Pine and River Common, Main to Upham
Congress, from Central square to the river
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E. F. COBB,
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-AND- POOL ROOM.
Choice Line of Cigars, Etc. Rooms 2, 3 and 4, SALINGER'S BLOCK.
CHARLES ESTES, MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN
Plows, Cultivators, Ox Shovels,
And Iron Castings Generally. Meaderboro Road, near Washington Street, - Rochester.
C. F. NELSON & CO. DEALERS IN BEEF, PORK, LAMB, MUTTON, Veal, Canned Goods, and Vegetables of all Kinds In their season. FRUIT, FISH, OYSTERS, ETC. 25 Main Street, 6 - Gonic.
CLARENCE HOWARD, MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
Granite Monuments
Headstones and Cemetery Work of all Kinds.
WORKS, CHESTNUT HILL ROAD, One-Quarter Mile from Wakefield Street.
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Court, from King to Spruce
Cove Court, off Elm at No. 5
Cross Road, Chestnut hill from Chestnut Hill road to Milton road Demeritt, from Church to Sherman, Gonic
Dry Hill Road, (Oak) from Main, Gonic, to town line
Ed. Chesley Road, (Grove) from Main, Gonic, to W. S. Hus- sey's place, via Chesley hill
Ella Court, off foot of Congress
Elm, from the bridge to junction Ten Rod and Farmington roads Evans Road, from Meaderboro road to Strafford road, one-half mile from Farmington line
Factory Court, off Market
Farmington Road, from Elm to Farmington line
Farrington Court, off Main near City Hotel
Felker, from Church to Sherman, Gonic
First, from Western avenue to Adams avenue
Flagg Road, from Church, opp. Rochester Neck road, to old Bar- rington road, Hansonville
Four Rod Road, from Farmington road to Meaderboro road
Franklin, (Grove) from Main near the Willow bridge to Port- land
French Hussey Road, from Main, Gonic, near Eliott Bros.' brick yard, across Washington to Walnut
Front, from Portland to Winter
Front, from Mill to Cocheco avenue, E. R.
Furber, from Silver to Western avenue
Glen, from Charles to Sheridan avenue
Glenwood avenue, off Wakefield
Gonic Road to Dover, ( Maple) from the bridge, Gonic, to Dover line
Grant, from Main to Upham
Granite, from Charles near Myrtle to Sheridan avenue
Great Falls Road, from old road to Dover to town line, S. R.
Green, from corner Summer and Portland, E. R.
Grove, (Franklin) from Main near the Willow bridge to Port- land
Grove, (Ed. Chesley road) from Main, Gonic, to W. S. Hussey's place via Chesley hill
Grove, from 2 Main, across Highland at 16 to Autumn, E. R.
Hancock, from Upham across Lowell to Charles
Hanson, from Central square to Union depot
Hansonville, on old Barrington road Harrison Avenue, from 48 Portland to Lenord
Heaton, from Portland to Winter
Hickey, from Maple to Grove, E. R.
High, from Elm to Walnut
Highland, from Pine to Washington
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E. F. SMITH,
MANUFACTURER OF
Axe, Pick and Sledge Handles,
Main Street, Gonic, near Covered Railroad Bridge.
FRANK P. GRAY, Boot and Shoe Repairer.
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Harness Repairing and Cleaning. SCHOOL STREET, GONIC.
WATSON & HORNE, MANUFACTURERS OF PINE, HEMLOCK AND SPRUCE
LUMBER
Of all kinds. Also,
Square Edge and Box Boards.
Residence, Main Road to Dover, - near Rochester Hill.
SAMUEL H. CUSHING,
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PANSIES, CELERY, TOMATO
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Vegetable
Plants.
Orders by mail receive prompt attention.
Portland Street, near Franklin Street, Rochester.
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Highland, (new road to Rochester) from Main near Glendon House, E. R. to Summer near house of J. Frank Spring- field, R.
Howard Road, from Strafford road to town line
Jackson, from Elm to Highland
Jenness, off Elm
King, from Winter
Knight, from Main to Charles
Lenord, from Harrison avenue to bottling works, opp. union depot
Liberty, from Main near First Congregational church to Charles Liberty Square, junetion Liberty and Charles
Lincoln, from Main to Upham
Logan, from Court to new cemetery
Lowell, new road to Dover, from Charles to old road to Dover, via Gonic hill
Main, (main road to Dover) from Central square to Dover line
Main Road to Dover, continuation of Main to Dover line, via Rochester hill
Main, from Charles to the bridge, Gonic
Main, from Portland to the bridge, E. R.
Maple, from Elm to Oak
Maple, Gonie road to Dover, from the bridge, Gonic, to Dover line
Maple, from 11 Portland to Hickey, E. R.
Market, from Central square to the bridge
May, from Charles to Upham
Meaderboro Corner, junction Meaderboro and Strafford roads
Meaderboro Road, from old road to Barrington, Hansonville, to Farmington line, via Meaderboro corner
Mechanic Square, off Hanson
Mill, from Front, E. R.
Mill, off Maple, Gonic
Mill Court, off River near 40
Milton Road, ( Wakefield) from Central square to Milton line
Morrill's Court, off Portland at house of Patrick Rogers
Moors Court, off Tebbets avenue
Morton Avenue, from 52 Portland
Myrtle, from Charles near Granite to Congress
New Road to Dover, ( Lowell) from Charles to old road to Dover, via Gonic hill
Oak, (Dry Hill Road) from Main, Gonie, to town line, via Dry hill
Oak, from Washington to Pine
Old Road to Gonie, from French Hussey road near Eliott Bros.' brick yard to Grove, Gonic
Old Road to Dover, (Charles) from Congress to Dover line
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CARLO RUMAZZA & CO.
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CHOICE FRUIT, CONFECTIONERY, NUTS,
CIGARS, TOBACCO, ETC. - ALSO ICE CREAM AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Hanson Street, - - Rochester, N. H.
FRANK MALONZO, HARNESS MAKER,
Myrtle Street, corner of Charles.
Repairing of all kinds promptly done, Cleaning, etc. Prices reasonable.
* New Work of Every Description.
G. T. STEAM LAUNDRY, 6 Railroad Avenue, W. K. KIMBALL, Proprietor.
FAMILY WASHINGS, ROUGH DRY, 20 cents per dozen. IRONED, 50 cents per dozen.
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS A SPECIALTY. BATH PARLORS IN CONNECTION.
100 3 8
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Old Road to Barrington, from Oak, Gonic, to town line, via Han- sonville
Old Road to Milton, from Milton road to Milton road, over foot of Chestnut hill
Orchard, off Wakefield near railroad crossing
Osborne, from Lowell to Scott
Page Road, from Strafford road to Four Rod road
Park, off Elm
Pearl, off Morton avenue at 10
Pearl, from Main to Maple, E. R.
Pickering Crossing, two miles from Gonic, on Gonic road to Dover
Pine, from 2 Elm to Fair Grounds
Pine, from Pleasant to Highland, E. R.
Pleasant, from Grove, E. R.
Pleasant, off Wakefield
Portland, from Railroad avenue, R., to Main, E. R.
Prospect, from Portland near Chamberlin
Railroad Avenue, from Main opp. City Hotel to railroad
Railroad Avenue, from the bridge, Gonic, to the old road to Dover
Rochester Neck Road, from Church, at junction of Flagg and New Barrington roads, to Dover line
Salmon Falls Road, from Farmington line over Chestnut hill, across Milton road, Adams Corner, through Walnut Grove to Somersworth line
School, from Portland to Winter
School, off Main opp. Grove, Gonie
Scott, from Charles at 109 to Osborne
Second, from Western avenue to Adams avenne
Sheridan Avenue, from Granite to Spring
Sherman, off Felker, Gonic
Signal, from 2 Portland to Stillings court
Silver, from Portland to Nute Bros.' shoe factory
South Avenue, off Tebbets avenne
Spring, from Charles to Sheridan
Stillings Court, off foot of Signal
Strafford Road, ( Walnut ) from Elm to Strafford line, via Mead- erboro corner Sturtevant Court, off Wakefield near Antumn
Summer, from Wakefield to house of JJ. Frank Springfield Summer, off Main, E. R.
Tebbets Avenue, from River to Fair Grounds Tebbets Conrt, off Tebbets avenue
Ten Rod Road, from Elm to Farmington line
Third, from Western avenue to Adams avenue
Union, from Cocheco avenne to Cocheco avenue, E. R.
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DAVID HAYES,
--- DEALER IN-
COAL YARD
Coal, Wood, Hay and Ice.
ALL THE BEST QUALITIES -OF Cumberland and Anthracite
COAL!
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Hard and Soft WOOD
In any quantities,
Sawed and Split to Order.
PURE COCHECO ICE
3 [PURE COCHECO ICE
Is promptly and regularly furnished at market prices. Orders by mail promptly filled.
Office, Central Square, -
Rochester, N. H.
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Union, from Market to Wakefield
Upham, from Knight near Charles to Common
Wakefield, ( Milton road) from Central square to Milton line Walnut, (Strafford road) from Elm to Strafford line, via Mead- erboro corner
Walnut Grove, on Salmon Falls road near Somersworth line Warren, from Church, near Warren's brick yard, to old Barring- ton road, Gonic
Washington, from Elm to Barrington line
Weare, off foot Cocheco avenue, E. R.
Wentworth, from Main to railroad
Western Avenue, from 64 Winter
White Alder Swamp Road, (Great Falls road) from main road to Dover, near the Willow bridge, to Salmon Falls road Winter, from Main near railroad crossing to Adams avenue Winter, from Maple to Railroad avenue, Gonic
Woodman, from Charles to Myrtle
I. M. SMITH,
FLORIST.
ORDERS POR
CUT FLOWERS,
Bouquets and Funeral Designs. ----- ALSO -- POTTED PLANTS, PALMS, ETC. For Decorations at Weddings, Tea Parties, Balls, Etc. Greenhouses, G2 Eln Street.
CHARLES F. BERRY, Brick and Stone MASON.
PLASTERING, KALSOMINING, PAPER HANGING, ETC. Promptly attended to.
Residence, -
- Old Road to Dorer.
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J. H. DUNTLEY,
MANUFACTURER OF
Butchers 9 and Steak Knives.
ALSO --- GENERAL JOBBING AND KEY FITTING. 20 Union Street, - Rochester, N. H.
HARRISON SOULE, Iron and Brass Founder
CASTINGS OF ALL KINDS Made at short notice. Foundry rear of Boston & Maine Depot.
JOHNSON & HOOPER, BOTTLERS AND AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED Hinkel's and Pabst's ·milwaukee Lager and Export .: ALE, PORTER, AND TONICS OF ALL FLAVORS. Fountains charged at short notice.
Basement Hotel Wrisley, - Rochester, N. H.
ROCHESTER BOTTLING COMPANY,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
WINES AND LIQUORS.
26 Wentworth Street, Rochester, N. H.
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EVERETT E. GRANT, -DEALER IN-
Choice Meats and Provisions OF ALL KINDS. Lard, Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Canned Goods, Vegetables. Lobsters, Clams, Oysters, Etc. In their season.
YEATON & CO. BRICK MANUFACTURERS.
Water Struck Brick on hand at all times. Can deliver promptly in any quantities. GONIC, N. H.
LEROY C. COOPER, -DEALER IN-
Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Etc. fin, Iron, Glass, Japan and Wooden Ware. ROOFING, PLUMBING, ETC. 44 Market Street.
PHILANDER VARNEY, HOTEL AND LIVERY STABLES.
3 Church Street, Gonic. ALSO, DEALER IN
CARRIAGES OF ALL KINDS.
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W. B. NEAL,
PROPRIETOR
64 THE GLOBE CROCKERY
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VARIETY STORE,
33 Market Street.
Affortmes
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CROCKERY, GLASS, TIN AND WOODEN WARE,
LAMP GOODS,
Bird Cages, Children's Carts, Sleds, Toys, Etc.
ARTISTS' MATERIALS. K- Picture Framing a Specialty. .
H. C. HANSON, House, Sign and Ornamental PAINTER AND PAPER-HANGER. Ceilings Papered in the Latest Style. SHOP, NO. 4 MECHANIC SQUARE.
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CHURCHES.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Main street.
Organized 1737.
PASTOR .- Rev. J. M. Adams.
DEACONS .- C. W. Brown, H. M. Plumer.
SUNDAY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT .- Dea. C. W. Brown.
SUNDAY SERVICES .-- 10.30 A. M., 6.30 P. M .; Sunday School, 12 M.
SOCIETY OF FRIENDS, GONIC.
Organized 1743.
Formerly held meetings near the Dover line, removing their meeting house to about a mile below the present location, then to present place, where a new house was erected in 1891.
RESIDENT MINISTER .- Charles E. Peaslee.
SUNDAY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT .- Clarence I. Pinkham.
SERVICES .- Sunday, 10.30 A. M .; Bible School, 11.35 A. M. Friday, 7.30 P. M.
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Central square. Organized 1807.
PASTOR .- Rev. O. S. Danforth.
OFFICERS .- Secretary and Treasurer of Board of Trustees, Edwin Joselyn; Recording Steward, J. J. Abbott.
SUNDAY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT .- Albert M. Horne.
SERVICES .- Sunday, 10.30 A. M., 6.30 P. M. Sunday School, 12 M .; Young People's prayer meeting, 5.45 P. M. Tuesday, prayer meeting, 7.30 P. M. Thursday, class, 7.45 P. M.
SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS .- Ladies' Social Union; Woman's Foreign Missionary Society ; Epworth League, President, George P. Furbush.
FREE BAPTIST CHURCH, GONIC.
This is the oldest of the four Free Baptist churches in the city of Rochester. The society was organized March 19, 1825, at the house of Enoch Tibbetts, and a church was organized four years
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later, April 15, 1829, at the house of John York, by Rev. J. J. Wentworth, when seventeen persons received the hand of fellow- ship. The first clerk of the church was Jesse Meader, who after- wards became one of our most useful ministers. The first thir- teen years the church was without a pastor, being supplied by itinerant ministers, among whom were Rev. J. J. Wentworth, Rev. Jesse Meader and Rev. Mr. Copp. During this time. ninety-six were received into the church. The meeting house was built and dedicated in 1840. Dec. 25, 1842, Rev. David Swett was chosen the first pastor of the church. The other pastors have been as follows: Revs. Aaron Ayers, Stephen Hutchinson, George M. Whitney, Tobiah Foss, J. R. Cook, W. T. Smith, George S. Hill, A. P. Tracy, A. L. Morey, W. W. Brown, W. S. Packard, L. Given, J. R. Franklin, and D. H. Adams, pastor since June 1, 1889. Rev. Ezekiel True supplied for six or eight months at the close of Mr. Wallace's pastorate of five months, which was the shortest pastorate, while the longest were by Abbott and Hill, four years each, and the present pastor. Only one of the seventeen pastors has died while in the service of the church, viz .: J. R. Cook, who had been pastor but one year. Rev. Harvey Brewer was ordained here May 12, 1859. The house of worship, erected in 1840, was repaired and refitted in 1857, extensively remodeled in 1872, and was refurnished and beautified in 1893.
PASTOR .- Rev. D. H. Adams.
DEACONS .- Ivory Berry, Charles A. Foss, George M. Went- worth.
CLERK .- Joseph N. Hayes.
SUNDAY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT .- W. L. Pugsley.
SERVICES .- Sunday, 10.30 A. M., 6.30 P. M. Wednesday, 7.30 P. M.
TRUE MEMORIAL FREE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Corner of Charles and Liberty streets.
Organized 1871.
PASTOR .- Rev. Lewis Dexter.
OFFICERS .- Clerk, Lillian E. Parshley; Treasurer, Maria Woodward; Deacons, S. M. Woodward, J. HI. Canney.
SUNDAY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT .- A. S. Parshley.
SERVICES .- Sunday, preaching, 10.30 A. M .; Sunday School, 12 M .; regular prayer meeting, 6.30 P. M. Tuesday, prayer meeting, 7.45 P. M. Friday, Young People's prayer meeting, 7.45 P. M. Church Conference, Thursday evening preceding the first Sunday in each month.
SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS .- Trne Memorial Aid, Society of the Advocates of Christian Fidelity, Woman's Missionary Society, Children's Mission Band.
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ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Charles street.
First resident priest, 1875. New church built, 1885.
PASTOR .- Rev. J. J. Bradley.
SUNDAY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT .- J. J. Bradley.
SUNDAY SERVICES .- 8.30 and 10 A. M., 6.30 P. M .; Sunday School, 2 P. M.
BETHANY M. E. CHURCH, E. R.
Main street.
Organized June 28, 1872.
PASTOR .- Rev. Edward O. Bullock.
OFFICERS .- Stewards, A. L. Richards, F. R. Bean, R. Boocock, D. L. Smith, E. M. Sinclair. S. A. Wentworth, C. L. Morrison, W. G. Stewart, Charles L. Smith, G. II. Knox, J. S. Willey, W. F. Cole, O. A. Gordon ; Trustees, A. L. Richards, E. M. Sin- clair, F. R. Bean, J. D. Fogg, James Walker, O. Q. Richards, S. B. Hayes, F. W. Carson, J. T. Lec.
SUNDAY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT .- S. B. Hayes.
SERVICES .- Sunday. preaching, 10.30 A. M .; Sunday School, 11.30 A. M .; Junior League meeting, 3 P. M .; Epworth League meeting, 6 P. M .; praise and prayer service, 7 P. M. Tuesday, class meeting, 7.30 P. M .; class leader, F. R. Bean. Friday, prayer meeting, 7.30 P. M.
SECOND ADVENT CHURCH, E. R.
Grove, corner Highland street.
Pulpit supplied.
OFFICERS .- Elders, James Quimby, J. C. Shorey; Deacons, David Hayes, Joel S. MeCrillis; Clerk, E. HI. Corson; Treas- urer, David Hayes.
SUNDAY SERVICES .- Preaching, 10.30 A. M., 2 and 7 p. M.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR .- Meets Thursday at 7.30 P. M. Pres- ident, E. H. Corson; Secretary, Alice Hatch.
BAPTIST CHURCH, E. R.
Main street.
PASTOR .- Rev. C. A. Wiggins.
OFFICERS .- Wardens, W. E. Knox, Irving Corson, Mrs. L. Shorey; Treasurer, W. E. Knox.
SUNDAY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT .-- George Shorey.
SERVICES. - Sunday, preaching, 10.45 A. M .; Sunday School, 12 M .; evening service, 7. Tuesday, A. C. T. meeting, 7.30 P. M. Thursday, prayer meeting, 7.30 P. M. Monthly church meeting, first Saturday evening of each month.
A. C. T .-- President, Frank Willard; Treasurer, W. E. Knox.
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MISS C. A. WARREN,
DEALER IN LADIES' AND INFANTS'
FURNISHING GOODS,
Gloves, Corsets, Worsteds, Yarns, Etc. Stamping Done to Order. AGENT MALDEN DYE HOUSE. Main Street, opp. Methodist Church, Rochester.
ALFRED PARADIS, INSURANCE AGENT,
REPRESENTING THE
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Office and Residence, 19 Tebbets Avenue. Office hours, 8 to 9 A. M .; 7 to 8 P. M.
DR. F. I. SMITH, Veterinary Surgeon
-AND- DENTIST.
Specialist on Contagious Diseases and Castration.
Office, - 58 Elm Street.
JAMES WALKER,.
-DEALER IN-
Choice Groceries, Flour, Grain, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE,
-- AND)-
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS. 47 Main Street, East Rochester.
2528808 00- 859118 182008
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MUCTI.
F. S. ORCUTT, House, Sign & Carriage Painter,
-AL.SO- WHITENING, : KALSOMINING, AND- PAPER HANGING. SHOP, 41 MAIN STREET, East Rochester. P. O. Box 132.
WALTER F. VARNEY, BLACKSMITHING, HORSESHOEING, ---- AND- HEAVY CARRIAGE WORK.
Special attention given to difficult Shoe- ing.
Shop, Highland St., East Rochester.
GLENDON HOUSE.
J. W. TIBBETS, PROPRIETOR.
Three Minutes Walk from Railroad Station,
EAST ROCHESTER.
und anchuranuern
A. D. GERRISH, BILLIARD
----- AND
POOL ROOMS.
5 Blaisdell Block, EAST ROCHESTER.
BITTIYOU
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ROCHESTER FOUNDRY
MACHINE COMPANY,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
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AND
MACHINE CO.
ROCHESTER!
N.H.
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