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Chamberlain Daniel L., (N. Haverhill) r 24, farmer for J. Pennock.
Chamberlain Lysander, (E. Haverhill, or Pike Station) r 39, farmer with Charles L. 90.
Chamberlin Alfred. (N. Haverhill) r 21, works farm for N. M. Swasey 150.
Chamberlin George W., (Woodsville) brakeman B. & L. R. R., h Highland. Chamberlin Sarah. (Woodsville) h Haverhill.
Chandler Hannah D., widow of Horatio N .. owns farm 5, Oliverian Village. CHAPMAN GEORGE W., notary public, justice of the peace, president of
Bradford Savings bank and Trust Co., attorney at law, owns farms about 500.
Chapman John, r 49, laborer, h and lot.
Chapman Lavina, widow of John B., house keeper for Miss Eliza Cross, h Oliverian Village.
Chase Albert, (N. Haverhill) r 23, prop. of saw-mill, farmer 150, and in Ben- ton, timber land 100.
Chase Frank L., (N. Haverhill) r 24, farmer 26.
Chase Lorenzo H., (Swiftwater) r 7, dairy 8 cows, sugar orchard 250 trees, farmer 160.
Cheney Catharine J., (Woodsville) teacher.
Cheney Cynthia R., (Woodsville) teacher.
Cheney John M., (Woodsville) son of J. Y., law student.
Cheney Joseph Y., (Woodsville) book canvasser, market gardener, h off Haverhill.
Christian Eugene, (Pike Station) r 39, laborer.
Clark Algeno F., (Pike Station) r 45, leases of C. J. Pike, with L. D. H. Clark, farm 100.
Clark Carrie B., (N. Haverhill) r 25, school teacher.
Clark Charles, (Benton) r 11, farmer 60.
Clark Edwin N., (N. Haverhill) section hand B. & L. R. R., bds Main.
Clark Fred H., (N. Haverhill) r 27 n 25, farmer.
Clark George A., (N. Haverhill) r 27 n 25, farmer.
Clark Ira B., (N. Haverhill) r 27 n 25: farmer 55.
CLARK JAMES B., (N. Haverhill) r 25 n 26, dentist, and farmer 32.
Clark Jeremiah A., (N. Haverhill) r 13 cor 29, veterinary surgeon, and far- mer 36.
Clark Leander D. H., (Pike Station) leases of C. J. Pike, with Algeno E., farm too.
Clark Sally G., widow of Rufus, resident, aged 88 years, bds Court.
CLARK WILLIAM R., carpenter and joiner, gunsmith, Court.
Clement Frank J., (Pike Station) r 46, emp of A. F. Pike Mfg. Co.
Clement Sarah E., widow of Enoch N., res. Court.
Clifford Burrage, r 36, stock grower, sugar orchard 700 trees, farmer 140, h Ladd.
Clifford Curtis D., farmer, h and lot Court.
Clifford Cyrus, r 36, owns farm in Wentworth 40, bds Ladd.
Clifford Elijah, r 35, apple orchard 100 trees, farmer 70, with Mrs. Martha J. Clifford George C., (N. Haverhill) r 32, stock grower, farmer 90, and pasture land 50.
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Clifford Martin H., (N. Haverhill) house painter and paper hanger, h Main.
Clifford Thomas K., (N. Haverhill) carpenter and joiner, h and lot Main.
Clough Albert H., (N. Haverhill) r 20, (A. C. & A. H.)
Clough Arthur C., (N. Haverhill) r 20, (A. C. & A. H.)
Clough A. C. & A. H., (N. Haverhill) r 20, (Arthur C. and Albert H.) stock growers, wool growers 1oo sheep, and farmers 300.
Clough Frederick, (N. Haverhill) r 15, farmer 60.
Clough Lucius F., (N. Haverhill) r 15, farmer, with Frederick.
CLOUGH RICHARD C., (Woodsville) carpenter and builder, contractor, h Weeks block, Main.
Cobb Benjamin W., clerk for William A Cobb in county register's office, bds Exchange hotel.
COBB WILLIAM A., register of deeds, cashier of B. C. & L. R. R., supt's. clerk B. & L. R. R., treas. of Grafton Co. Agricultural Society, owns resi- dence in Plymouth, h Main.
Coburn Jonathan, (N. Haverhill) allo. physician and surgeon, h Main.
COBURN RANSOM, (N. Haverhill) carpenter and joiner, soldier in Co. H, 9th Vt. Vols.
Coburn Willard W., (N. Haverhill) sawyer, and farmer 10, and wood land 10 acres with S. T. Penrock, h Main.
Colbridge Thomas, (Pike Station) r 38, farmer 30.
Collins Eli D., (Woodsville) manager of Woodsville branch of L. E. Collins's bottling works, h Main.
Collins LeForest E., (Woodsville and Littleton) bottler of ale, porter, lager beer, and soda water, Pleasant, h in Littleton.
COOK ALICE B., (Mrs. J. L.) milliner, and dealer in millinery goods, Oliv- erian village.
Cook Doane, carpenter, jobber, and farmer, Oliverian village.
Cook Ellen Mrs., (Swiftwater) r 10 n 9, resident.
COOK JOHN L., carpenter, and machinist, prop. of shingle mill, and granite polishing works, threshing machine and cider mill, and farmer about 40, Oliverian village.
Corliss Albert P., (Pike Station) r 47, grinder for A. F. Pike Mfg. Co.
Corliss Chester, r 47, whetstone grinder, and farmer 9.
Corliss George, (E. Haverhill) r 41, cooper, owns farm 3.
Corliss George H., r 47, whetstone grinder and marble worker.
Corliss Henry G., (Woodsville) fireman B. & L. R. R., h Haverhill.
Corliss Isaac, r 47, shoemaker, and farmer 20.
Cotton Charles F., (N. Haverhill) r 27 cor 28, farmer about 90.
Cotton Mark F., (N. Haverhill) r 27 cor 28, farmer.
Cram Carl H., resident, bds Main.
Cram Harriet B., widow of Charles H., resident, owns farm 8, h Main.
Crawford John, marble cutter, Oliverian village.
Crimmins Anthony, (N. Haverhill) farmer, bds Main.
Crimmins James, (N. Haverhill) r 23, farm laborer for D. Whitcher.
CROSS ELIZA, owns farm 100, resident, aged 95 years, born in Haverhill, June 13, 1790, h Ladd.
Crouch Franklin, (E. Haverhill) r 42, sugar orchard 200 trees, farmer 172.
Crouch Harvey F., (E. Haverhill) r 42, gardener, and hostler for A. F. Pike. Crouch Leonard H., (E. Haverhill) r 42, fireman B. & L. R. R.
CUMMINGS CARLOS A., (Swiftwater) r 7, wool grower 25 sheep, and far- mer about 120.
CUMMINGS CEPHAS H., (Swiftwater) r 7, dairy 8 cows, sugar orchard 250 trees, and farmer, with L. H. Chase 160.
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Cummings Charles L., (Woodsville) locomotive engineer B. & L. R. R., bds Parker House.
Cummings George S., (Woodsville) (E. B. Mann & Co.) h Main.
CUMMINGS MAHALA F., (Swiftwater) r 7, (Mrs. C. A.) owns farm 80.
CUMMINGS STEPHEN H., selectman, justice of the peace, farmer 25, h Main.
Currier Franklin P., breeder of Merino sheep, farmer 175, h Main.
Currier J. Rix, r 49, dairy 25 cows, breeder of grade Jersey cattle, and farmer, with James A. 225.
CURRIER JAMES A., r 49, retired tanner, dealer in cattle and lumber, and owns farm 225.
Currier Norma C., book keeper for Carter & Churchill, of Lebanon.
Currier Thomas W., (E. Haverhill) r 31 n 39, farmer 80.
Curtis Arthur J., (E. Haverhill) r 40 n 41, farmer 13.
Cutting George F., (E. Haverhill) r 40, farmer 30.
Cutting Henry, (E. Haverhill) r 40, farmer, with J. B.
Cutting James H., (Pike Station) r 39, farmer, with J. L.
Cutting James L., (Pike Station) r 39, farmer 40.
CUTTING JOHN W. & FRANK P., (E. Haverhill) r 44 n cemetery,
breeders of grade Merino sheep 100 head, dairy 7 cows grade Holstein cattle, farmers 200.
Cutting Joseph B., (E. Haverhill) r 40 n 44, retired, owns farm 10.
Cutting Joseph B., Jr., (E. Haverhill) r 40 n 43, general blacksmith.
Cutting Monley, (Woodsville) hostler at the Brunswick livery stable, bds do.
Dailey Vespucius P., (E. Haverhill) r 44, farmer, with Niles Doty.
Danforth Noble B., r 50, brick and stone mason, and farmer about 4, served in Co. I, roth Vt. Vols.
Davis Abigail S., (Pike Station) r 46, widow of Nathan B., resident, aged 82. Davis Benjamin, (E. Haverhill) r 31 n 40, farmer 80.
DAVIS DARIUS K., (Pike Station) r 49, retired merchant, apiarist 16 col- onies common and Italian bees, farmer 105.
Davis Israel H., (N. Haverhill) r 14, farmer 30.
Davis John E., (F. Haverhill) r 31 n 40, farmer.
DAVIS JOHN L., (Woodsville) machinist B. & L. R. R., owner of Mt. Gard- ner House, Main, owns farm in Bath.
Davis Jonathan, (N. Haverhill) r 14, farmer 40.
Davis Ralph M., (N. Haverhill) r 14, distiller of spruce oil, farmer, with I. H. DAVISON EDGAR, (Woodsville) ticket agent B. & L. R. R., and W. U. telegraph agent, h Main.
Davison George A., (Woodsville) (Davison & Bailey) station agent, train dispatcher for B. & L. R. R., h Main.
Davison & Bailey, (Woodsville) (G. A. D. and Langdon B.) dealers in flour, feed, grain, lime, cement, and phosphate, Brick block, Railroad cor Highland.
Day Albert B., r 49, stationary engineer.
Day Charles E., r 49, engineer in paper-mill, h Oliverian Village.
Day Charles H., wholesale dealer in pressed hay and straw, h Main.
Day Daniel W., r 51, sugar orchard 300 trees, farmer 50, and with I. A. 75. Day Eliza J., r 49, widow of Ezekiel, 2d, owns farm 10.
Day Frank B., (N. Haverhill) laborer, h Main.
Day Isaiah A., r 51, with D. W., owns sugar orchard 300 trees, and farmer 75. Day John H., r 49, mechanic, and farmer, served in Co. G, 9th Vt. Vols., and Co. L, Ist N. H. Heavy Artillery 33 months.
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DAY JOSEPH R., r 51, wheelwright and carriage ironer.
Dealand Joseph S., (N. Haverhill) manuf. of axe handles, carpenter, farmer 2, h Main, served in Co. L, ist N. H. Heavy Artillery.
Dean Benjamin R., (Pike Station) r 39, sugar orchard 1,000 trees, wool , grower 50 sheep, and farmer 130.
Dean Frank R., (N. Haverhill) r 14, wool grower 60 sheep, farmer 220.
Dean Henry W., (E. Haverhill) off r 44, South, and farmer 125.
Dean Mary A., r 37, widow of John, resident.
Dearborn Frank E., hostler at Exchange Hotel, bds do.
DEARBORN HENRY F., (E. Haverhill) r 31, highway surveyor, machinist, breeder of Durham cattle, dairy 15 cows, sugar orchard 600 trees, far- mer 250, and with S. T. Page 200 pasture land, served 46 months in 9th Mass. Battery.
Dearth Fred P., (Woodsville) bottler for E. D. Collins, bds Pleasant.
Dearth Hannah C., (Woodsville) widow of Enoch C., resident, h and lot Pleasant.
Dearth Will E., (N. Haverhill) r 16, dairy 14 cows, and farmer 120.
Deming Percy, (Woodsville) clerk for Stickney, bds Main.
Dewing Nelson, (Woodsville) r 20, foreman of fencing gang B. & L. R. R., h and lot.
Dexter Wilson D., (Woodsville) stone mason, emp of B. & L. R. R., h. Wil- son.
Dillon Patrick J., (N. Haverhill) r 35, farm laborer for J. Merrill.
Dion Edward L., (Woodsville) wheelwright, bds Ammonoosuc.
Dodge Frank E., (Woodsville) R. R. night watchman, h and lot Highland.
Doty Niles, (E. Haverhill) r 44, retired shoemaker, and farmer 50, aged 75 years.
DOW BENJAMIN, (Woodsville) dealer in live stock, and stock breeder 150 head, breeder of Norman horses, and owns farm 140, in Bath 400, and in Lyman 600, h n Graded school.
Dowes John E., (Woodsville) carpenter and joiner, h Ammonoosuc.
Drown Richard C., r 37 n Ladd, brick mason, and farmer.
Drown Stephen, stone cutter, h Ladd.
DUNBAR JOSEPH H., A. M., editor and publisher of Grafton Co Signal, job printer, author of "Thirty Lessons in the Latin Verb," bds Court.
Dunkley Charles R., (E. Haverhill) r 40, farmer 60.
Dunkley Daniel W., (E. Haverhill) r 44, section hand B. & L. R. R., h and 4 acres.
Dunkley Lucy W., (E. Haverhill) r 40, widow of Moses, resident, aged 77. Durgin Wilbur A., (Woodsville) engine inspector B. & L. R. R., bds Pleas- ant,
EAGLE HOTEL, (N. Haverhill) H. W. Metcalf, prop., livery stable con- nected, Main opp. Depot.
EAMES GEORGE, (Woodsville) section hand B. & L. R. R., h and lot Highland.
Eastman Benjamin K., r 37, dairy 10 cows, breeder of grade Holstein, and Jersey cattle, sugar orchard 400 trees, farmer 115, in Easton 300, Ox- ford 40.
EASTMAN EBER, (N. Haverhill) r 23 n 21, resident, aged 82 years.
Eastman George E., (N. Haverhill) carriage and sleigh maker, painter, and ironer, dealer in coffins and caskets, owns farm 13, h Depot.
EASTMAN HUBERT, (N. Haverhill) r 21, (H. & W. F.) stone mason, and prop. of granite quarry.
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EASTMAN H. & W. F., (E. Haverhill) r 21, (Hurbert and Wilbur F.) dairy IO cows, amd farmers 190.
EASTMAN OLIVER D., M. D., (Woodsville) physician and surgeon, office and residence Maple ave.
Eastman S. Forest, r 37, farmer, with Benjamin K.
EASTMAN WILBUR F., (N. Haverhill) r 21, (H. & W. F.)
Eaton David, (Woodsville) retired farmer, aged 80, h Haverhill.
Eaton Emma May, (E. Haverhill) r 44 n 40, teacher.
Eaton Horace, (E. Haverhill) r 44 n 40, dealer in potatoes, and farmer.
Elliott Lyman, (Swiftwater) r 8, teamster, and farmer about 100. Elliott Roswell, (E. Haverhill) r 30, farmer 50.
Elliott Samuel, (E. Haverhill) r 31, n 40, farmer.
ELLIOTT SIMON W., (E. Haverhill) r 42, sheep shearer, and farmer, served in Co. G, Ist N. H. Cavalry.
Elliott Thomas, (Swiftwater) r 8, teamster, and farmer about 50.
Elliott Winthrop, (E. Haverhill) r 42, farmer 17.
EMERY GEORGE, (Woodsville) manuf. of tinware, and dealer in stoves, hardware and building materials, Odd Fellows block, h do.
Emory Daniel, (Woodsville) resident, h Ammanoosuc, opp Haverhill, owns farm 160.
Evans Betsey, (Woodsville) widow of Eli L., aged 75, resident, Pleasant.
Evans John S., (Woodsville) student at civil engineering, bds Pleasant.
EVANS SOLON S., (Woodsville) baggage master at Wells River, Vt., for Pass. R. R., h Pleasant.
Everett Edward N., (Swiftwater) r 10, farmer 110.
Exchange Hotel, livery connected, Scott Fellows, prop., Main, opp. Park.
Facey Edwin J., tinsmith, dealer in stoves etc., 4 and 5 Phenix block, Main, h do.
Facey Harriet, widow of Wm. B., resident, 3 Phenix block, Main.
Farnham John C., (N. Haverhill) wool grower 180 sheep, breeder of pure Merinos, and farmer 230, h Main.
Felton Ann M., widow of Nathan B., resident, h Court.
Fellows Scott, deputy sheriff, agent U. S. & C. express, mail carrier to S. Newbury, Vt., and Haverhill, prop. of Exchange Hotel, and livery stable Main.
Filley Augustus, (N. Haverhill) clerk in naval department Boston Custom House, home at Powers Place.
FILLEY MARY A. P., (N. Haverhill) r 35, (Mrs. Edward A.) prop. of Pow- ers Place, dairy 13 cows, breeder of pure Jersey cattle, farmer 225.
Fisher Charles, (N. Haverhill) breeder of Merino sheep 150 head, trader, and farmer 100, h Main.
Fisher Samuel L., (Woodsville) carpenter and joiner, h Highland.
FISHER WARREN J., (N. Haverhill) r 20, justice of the peace, live stock dealer, farmer 140.
Fiske Anson, retired farmer, aged 82, bds. Court.
Flanders Lafayette W., .N. Haverhill) r 6, farmer about 50.
FLANDERS PETER, r 37}, wool grower 30 sheep, apple grower 100 trees, farmer 140.
Fletcher Russell S., (E. Haverhill) r 30, n lime kilns, laborer.
Fortier Horace B., (Woodsville) r 2, emp. of B. & L. R. R., h and lot Ammonoosuc.
Foster Francis, n railroad depot, section hand B. & L. R. R.
Foster Hannah E., (N. Haverhill) r 9, widow of Amos C., resident.
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Foster Jacob M., (N. Haverhill) r 9, farmer 100.
Foster Rebecca N., (Woodsville) off r 6, widow John F., resident.
Foster Simeon A., (Woodsville) r 6, farmer 73.
French Andrew J., (N. Haverhill) r 7, dairy 25 cows, breeder of high grade Jersey cattle, farmer 125.
French Burton, (N. Haverhill) off r 15, n French pond, farmer 200.
French Chestina J., (N. Haverhill) r 7, widow of Moses S., resident.
French Elmer W., (N. Haverhill) r 7, farmer 3.
French Emily, (N. Haverhill) r 7, widow of Daniel, resident.
French Ephraim C., (Swiftwater) r ro, teamster, and farmer 40.
French Joseph W., (N. Haverhill) r 18, wool grower 100 sheep, farmer about 200.
French Nahum W., (N. Haverhill) r 18, teacher, farmer 35, and in N. Haver- hill village h and 3 acres.
French Nathaniel, (Pike Station) r 47, farmer, with Mrs. Maria H. 100.
Frizzell Grove A., (Woodsville) resident, bds Highland.
Frizzell William A., (Woodsville) locomotive engineer B. & L. R. R., h and lot, Highland.
GALE CHARLES A, (N. Haverhill) r 34, farmer 103.
GALE CHARLIE A., (N. Haverhill) r 34, farmer 26.
Gale Fernando C., (Woodsville) fireman B. & L. R. R., h Mill.
Gale Frank P., (N. Haverhill) r 34, farmer.
GALE GEORGE C., (N. Haverhill) r 6, blacksmith, and farmer with Joshua Carr.
Gale George M., (N. Haverhill) r 34, farmer with C. A.
Gale Herbert C., (N. Haverhill) r 34, baggage-master B. & L. R. R.
Gale Ora E., (N. Haverhill) teacher, bds Main.
Gale Susan M., (N. Haverhill) widow of Frank B., owns farm 15, h Main. Gannett Amelia A. Mrs., (E. Haverhill) r 40, dressmaker, owns farm 75.
Gannett Charles, (Pike Station) off r 39, farmer about 80.
GEORGE ISAAC K., (Woodsville) (I. K. George & Co.) res. The Bruns- wick.
GEORGE I. K. & CO., (Woodsville) (I. K. George) props. of The Bruns- wick, Main.
George Lewis C., (Woodsville) prop. of The Brunswick livery stable, bds at The Brunswick.
Getchell J. M., (N. Haverhill) (J. M. G. & Co. and H. G. Sleeper & Co.) h Main.
Getchell J. M. & Co., (N. Haverhill) (T. E. Bliffin) dealers in paints, carriage and sleigh manufs., Depot.
Getchell Milan W., (N. Haverhill) clerk at Bradford, Vt., home with J. M. Gibson Charles R., (Woodsville) allo. physician and surgeon, h Pleasant. Gifford Charles E., carpenter, bds N. Main.
Gifford John O., carpenter and joiner, N. Main, h do.
Glazier Ann, (N. Haverhill) r 342 n 32, widow of Luke, owns farm 50.
Glazier Bertie J , (N. Haverhill) r 26, machinist.
Glazier Janes, (N. Haverhill) r 26, carpenter and builder, apple orchard 100 trees, and farmer 40.
Gleason Abbie H., (N. Haverhill) r 28, (Mrs. George H.) resident.
Gleason George H .. (N. Haverhill) r 28, foreman of horse R. R. stable at Lawrence, Mass., owns farm 75.
Glines Henry J., r 37, sugar orchard 500 trees, farmer 130.
Glover Abraham, (Pike Station) r 38, farmer.
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Glover Truman W., (Woodsville) (Stickney & Glover) bds Highland.
Glover Wesley P., (N. Haverhill) r 19, wool grower 40 sheep, and farmer on S. Merrill's farm 150.
Glynn Lucius H., (N. Haverhill) invalid, h Main.
Glynn Michael, (Woodsville) laborer
Glynn Samuel A., (N. Haverhill) farmer 25, h Main.
Gordon Byron A., (Woodsville) locomotive engineer B. & L. R. R., h Main. Gordon James, (Woodsville) lumberman, farmer 44, and in Bath 130, h High- land.
Grafton County Farm, (Woodsville) r 20, S. S. Brown, supt., 650 acres, 80 head of cattle
GRAFTON COUNTY REGISTER, established in Jan. 1886, Bittinger Bros., publishers and props., office Phenix block.
GRAFTON COUNTY SIGNAL, J. H. Dunbar, editor and publisher, office Main.
Greenwood Senia, r 52, farmer for Mrs. A. W. Putnam.
GRISWOLD CHARLES B., clerk of court, h Court street.
Griswold Charles S., law student with Bingham, Mitchell & Batchelder, of Littleton, h Court.
Hackett John, r 50, farmer 15, served in Co. B, 15th N. H. Vols.
Hackett W. Scott, farmer 1}, h Main.
Hadlock Joseph, (Woodsville) stationary engineer, h and lot, Highland cor Ammonoosuc.
HALL DAMON B., (N. Haverhill) r 21, wool grower 100 sheep, farmer 100 and pasture 100.
Hall Jabez H., retired farmer, aged 76, owns 12 acres, h Court.
Ham John F., clerk in Boston, home Park ave.
HAM LEVI B., deputy sheriff, and farmer 15, h Park ave.
Hamlet Edwin U., (N. Haverhill) r 32, farmer for G. C. Clifford.
Handford Francis C., (N. Haverhill) resident with N. S., aged 79.
Handford Nelson S., (N. Haverhill) off r 34 n R. R., farmer about too.
Hanson Nathan, (E. Haverhill) r 43 opp 40, postmaster, carpenter and far- mer 100.
Hardy Alfred T., (N. Haverhill) r 34, farmer.
Hardy Joseph, (E. Haverhill) r 43, n station, farmer 25, and in Benton 275.
Hardy Rodney M., (Pike Station) r 45, wood chopper.
Hardy Samuel W., retired blacksmith, h Oliverian Village.
Hardy Willie J., (Woodsville) fireman B. & L. R. R., h Main cor Maple ave. Harriman Asa W., r 49, general blacksmith, Oliverian Village.
Harris Ethan O., (N. Haverhill) r 7, farmer 120.
Harris J. William, (N. Haverhill) r 25, painter and carpenter.
Harris John, (N. Haverhill) r 25, farmer 40.
Hartwell Tristram C., (N. Haverhill) off r 29, farmer 70.
Haverhill Academy, D. O. Bean, principal.
HAVERHILL LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, 500 volumes.
HAVERHILL MARBLE WORKS. F. I. Archibald, prop., manuf. of mnon-
umental work and curbing from marble and granite, shop Oliverian Village.
Haverhill Paper Co., (Virgil C. Gilman of Nashua, N. H.) John V. Webster agent, manuf. of manila and straw paper, and rough lumber, owns 90 acres, Oliverian Village.
Hawkins Dexter L., (Woodsville) (Hawkins & Nutting).
Hawkins Minnie J., (Woodsville) teacher.
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HAWKINS & NUTTING, (Woodsville) (D. E. Hawkins and S. E. Nutting) props. of Parker House.
HAYWOOD ALVAH E., (N. Haverhill) r 272 cor 27, wool grower 40 sheep, farmer 100.
Haywood Aurilla, (N. Haverhill) r 272 cor 27, widow of Benjamin.
Heath Fred, farmer for Mrs. Laura Page, bds North Main.
Heath James A., farmer for Mrs. E. L. Page, bds North Main.
Heath Nathan, (Woodsville) off r 6, dairy 7 cows, and farmer 180.
Henry J. Everett, (Woodsville) lumberman and farmer, h cor Haverhill and Ammonoosuc.
Herbert Mary L., widow of H. F., ornamental painter, bds Main.
Hibbard David S., (Swiftwater) r 7, retired farmer, aged 76.
Hibbard Samuel (N. Haverhill) farmer 4.
Hibbard Thomas, (N. Haverhill) resident.
HIGGINS ANDREW T., (Woodsville) sawyer for Woodsville Lumber Co., h Main.
Hildreth Arden S., (N. Haverhill) r 32, farmer.
Hildreth Edwin W., (N. Haverhill) r 32, apiarist 15 colonies, and farmer 50.
Hildreth Elroy, (N. Haverhill) r 31, farmer for Brown.
Hildreth Ephraim, (N. Haverhill) r 27, farmer 100.
Hildreth Franklin W., (N. Haverhill) r 32, farmer.
Hildreth Llewellyn (N. Haverhill) r 27, farmer 80.
Hildreth Samuel, (N. Haverhill) r 32, farmer 60.
Hill Fred, (Woodsville) railsmith helper, h Haverhill.
HILL, WILLIAM H., (Woodsville) (W. H. Hill & Co.) h Maple ave.
HILL W. H. & CO., (Woodsville) r I, manufs. and dealers in all kinds of marble and granite work, Haverhill.
Hobbs Edward G., (N. Haverhill) resident, h and lot Depot.
Hobbs John L., (N. Haverhill) r 19, farmer.
Hoit Charles W., (Woodsville) locomotive engineer B. & L. R. R., h and lot Railroad.
Hoit Frank Edward, (Woodsville) fireman B. & L. R. R., h Highland.
Hollins George W., (E. Haverhill) r 41, sugar orchard 300 trees, farmer 75. Holmes Clark M., (N. Haverhill) r 23 cor 17, farmer.
HOLMES HORACE J., (N. Haverhill) r 23, carpenter and joiner, con- tractor, served in Co. B. 6th N. H. Vols., 2 years.
Hood Albert, (Woodsville) owns h and lot, h in the Y.
HOUSE CHARLES H., (E. Haverhill) r 43, farmer 40, and with A. W. Smith pasture land 420, served in Co. A, 15th Vt. Vols.
Howard Lewis H., (Swiftwater) r 7, retired grocer, aged 77 years.
Howard Stephen N., (E. Haverhill) r 30, farmer 40.
HOYT MOSES N., (N. Haverhill) r 20, currier, and farmer for J. N. Morse. Humphrey Adaline, r 45, widow of Noah, resident. Humphrey Edmund B, r 15, farmer 40, estate of Noah.
HUNT DAVID S., (N. Haverhill) r 19 cor 18, stock grower, breeder of Dur- ham cattle, apple grower, and farmer 80.
HURLBUTT HENRY W., (N. Haverhill) bridge builder B. & L. R. R., h and 2 acres.
Hurlbutt Rhoda Miss, (N. Haverhill) resident.
Hutchins Ann A., widow of Russell L., resident, h Main.
Ingraham Chester D., (Pike Station) r 39, farmer 70, served in U. S. Navy. Irwin Archibald, (N. Haverhill) shoemaker, h and lot Depot.
Irwin Thomas J., (N. Haverhill) emp of B. & L. R. R.
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Jackson Elizabeth D., (N. Haverhill) widow of M. B., h n R. R. station. JACKSON JOHN W., (N. Haverhill) justice of the peace, agent for Hart- ford and Phonix fire insurance Cos., owns farm about 400.
JACKSON THOMAS B., (N. Haverhill) r 24, farmer 207.
Jeffers Achsah, (N. Haverhill) r 24, widow of Stephen, aged 86 years.
Jeffers Ernest W., (Pike Station) r 39, painter and farmer, with Stephen.
Jeffers George C., (E. Haverhill) r 40, (S. & G. C. Jeffers) justice of the peace, farmer 24, and in Benton 100 timber land.
Jeffers James M., (E. Haverhill) r 41 cor 30, farmer 50.
Jeffers John J., (E. Haverhill) r 41 cor 31, farmer 70.
Jeffers Lorenzo D. Rev .. (E. Haverhill) r 40, Freewill Baptist preacher, far- mer 27, and with Silvester 75.
JEFFERS STEPHEN, (Pike Station) r 39, dairy 6 cows, farmer 100, and wood land 20.
JEFFERS SILVESTER, (E. Haverhill) r 41, (S. and G. C. Jeffers) farmer 13, with G. K. Blake 40, and in Benton, timberland II, and with L. D. 75. JEFFERS S. & G. C., (E. Haverhill) r 41, (Silvester and Geo. C.) props. of saw-mill, lumber manufrs., own timberland 300.
Jenkins Robert, (R. Jenkins & Son) dealer in horses, and farmer 100, h N. Main.
Jenkins R. & Son, (Frank R. of Littleton) dealers in carriages, N Main.
Jewett Harry W., r 37, farmer with Wm. F.
Jewett Mary R., r 37, widow of Samuel G., resident, aged 87.
Jewett William F., r 37, farmer 200.
Johnson Darius I., (N. Haverhill) brick mason, bds Main.
Johnson Lydia P. Mrs., (Woodsville) r 6, resident.
Johnston Charlotte J., widow of Harry A., resident, Court.
Judd Cynthia B., (Woodsville) widow of Philip W., resident, h Maple ave. Kellam Eliza W., widow of Hiram S., resident, h Main.
Keyes George F., r 49, paper bleacher, h and lot Oliverian Village, served in Co. B, 15th N. Vols., and in Co. L, Ist N. H. Heavy Artillery.
Keyes Lena A., resident, h and lot, Oliverian Village.
Keyser Scott W., (N. Haverhill) r 32, carpenter and builder, and farmer 40, served in Co. A, 9th N. H. Vols.
Kezer Francis S., (N. Haverhill) r 13, farmer 80.
Kibby William C., (Woodsville) porter for Parker House, bds do.
Kimball Albert F., (N. Haverhill) r 30, school teacher and farmer 115.
Kimball Anna J., (Woodsville) r 20 n 1, teacher, graduate of Mt. Holyoke, Mass., Seminary.
Kimball Baxter P., (Woodsville) yard track master B. & L. R. R., h and lot, Highland cor Railroad.
Kimball Charles C .. (N. Haverhill) retired farmer, h and lot n Depot st.
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