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Sheehan Dennis, (E. Lebanon) r 12, foreman R. R. section.
Shepard Charles, machinist, bds Parkhurst.
SHEPARD GEORGE S., manuf. of parlor organs, Parkhurst, h do. Shepard Samuel D., emp Carter & Churchill, room 6 Whipple block. Sherman Peter, r 18, peddler of vegetables.
Sherman Sophia, widow of Peter, h 1I Mechanic.
Sımonds Chester D., (Lebanon) r 5, breeder of Spanish Merino sheep 150 head, 100 apple trees, and farmer 200.
SIMMONS BROS., (Frank L., and T. Dwight) dealers in groceries, crockery, flour, fruit, provisions, etc., and owners of homestead farm in Hanover, 120, No. I Hanover.
SIMMONS FRANK L., (Simmons Bros.) h 61 Hanover.
Simmons Richard S .. cloth dryer for Lebanon Woolen Co., h West.
SIMMONS T. DWIGHT, (Simmons Bros.) h 9 Parkhurst.
Skennell John, (W. Lebanon) R. R. engineer, High st.
Skinner John S., machinist, h 17 Mechanic.
189
TOWN OF LEBANON.
Slack A. A., machinist.
Slack Deltorre F., (W. Lebanon) r 38, with Lorenzo, farmer.
Slack George H., machinist, h Spring.
Slack Lorenzo, (W. Lebanon) r 38, farmer 187.
Slack Marshall, (W. Lebanon) r 38, with Lorenzo, farmer.
Slade Francis C., (W. Lebanon) retired farmer, resides with his daughter, Mrs. C. H. Woodbury, Main.
Slayton Frank S., scythe grinder for Mascoma Edge Tool Co., and farmer 100, h Scytheville.
Slayton George W., r 18, emp. of G. W. & M. L. Stearns.
Slayton Stephen D., farmer and fruit grower, h Scytheville.
Slayton William H., sled maker for G. W. & M. L. Stearns, h Mascoma.
Sly Austin, carpenter, h West.
Smalley Hatter F., widow of Dixi C., h 4 Depot.
Smalley Rosamond W., widow of Adoniram, h 4 Depot. (Died June 5, 1885, aged 81.)
Smith Albert H., bridge builder, mover of buildings, and carpenter, h Green. Smith Alvah B., emp. of Mead, Mason & Co., h Prospect.
Smith Andrew J., (W. Lebanon) wholesale and retail dealer in pork, lard, beef. etc., Main, h do.
Smith Carlos D., r 16, wool dealer, and farmer.
Smith Ezra C., manuf. of carriages and sleighs, carriage trimmer and painter, Summer, h do.
Smith Frank C., clerk for J. E. Lincoln, h Union.
SMITH GEORGE H., farmer, h Meriden.
Smith Leonard W., dealer in carriages, sleighs, harness, robes, blankets, etc., Mascoma h Hanover.
Snow Benjamin B., gentleman of leisure, h Church.
Southworth Charles C., (W. Lebanon) resident, h Maple.
Southworth Edwin G. (W. Lebanon) prop. Southworth's Hotel, Main.
Southworth's Hotel, (W. Lebanon) E. G. Southworth, prop. livery attached, Main.
Spalding Alfred H., emp. of Kendrick & Davis, h Church.
Spaulding Gilman C., carpenter, emp. of Muchmore & Whipple, h Hanover. Spencer Charles M., resides 24 Parkhurst.
Spencer Eliza R. M., widow of Lewis G., owns h and lot, h 24 Parkhurst.
Spencer Frank I., (Hanover) r 1, 10 head young cattle, and farmer 49.
Spencer Fred A., clerk for G. C. Whipple, bds at Sayre Hotel.
Spencer William P., foreman for Mead, Mason & Co., bds 24 Parkhurst. Spring Arthur L., (Spring & Spring, ) bds Bank.
Spring John L., (Spring & Spring,) (J. G. Ticknor & Co.) h Bank.
Spring & Spring, (John L. and Arthur L.) lawyers, W. Park.
Stalbird Aaron H., emp of Mead, Mason & Co. (Died Nov. 6, 1885, aged 38.) Stalbird Benjamin, carpenter.
St. Clair David. (W. Lebanon) laborer, h Maple.
STEARNS ALBERT B., (W. Lebanon) r 37, breeder of Spanish Merino sheep, and farmer 140.
STEARNS ARLINGTON C., (W. Lebanon) r 50, pharmacist.
Stearns David M., h Summer cor Ela.
Stearns Frederick O., (W. Lebanon) r 50, farmer, with his father Nathan B. Stearns G. Fred, emp of G. W. & M. L. Stearns, bds Mascoma,
STEARNS G. W. & M. L., manufrs. of scythe snaths, boys' and girls' sleds, and Plummer's patent Hammock chairs, Mechanic.
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TOWN OF LEBANON.
Stearns George H., h Summer cor Ela.
Stearns George W., (G. W. & M. L.) h Mascoma. (Died July 18, 1885, aged 7 1.)
Stearns Leonard, (W. Lebanon) retired manuf., h Church cor Maple.
Stearns Lucius, (W. Lebanon) r -, laborer.
Stearns Lucius E., (W. Lebanon) handle manuf. for C. W. Marston.
STEARNS MILO L., (G. W. & M. L.) (S. & Emerson) h 62 Mascoma.
STEARNS NATHAN B., (W. Lebanon) r 50, sugar orchard 200 trees, fruit
grower 200 trees, 260 sheep, 10 cows, 15 head growing stock, and farmer 350.
Stearns Oliver Lathrop, (W. Lebanon) r 37, breeder of Spanish Merino sheep, and farmer 140.
Stearns William S., (W. Lebanon) car inspector, bds Church cor Maple.
Stebbins Calvin, pastor of the Congregational Unitarian church, h Bank.
Stetson A. K., night watchman, h Mascoma.
Stetson Isaac, sawyer, h 56 Hanover.
STEVENS LYDIA P., widow of Nelson, 6 Flynn.
Stevens Frank H., (W. Lebanon) postal clerk, Main st.
Stevens Frank M., machinist, h Hanover.
Stickney Frank H., r 5, laborer.
Stickney Hiram, owns farm in Enfield 160, h 26 School. (Died Aug. 8, 1885, aged 82.)
St. John Andrew, (W. Lebanon) laborer.
Stockwell Bradley, (W. Lebanon) r 54, farmer with Willard.
Stockwell Fanny Miss, (W. Lebanon) r 52, h and lot.
Stockwell Horace, (W. Lebanon) r 52.
Stockwell Leonard, (W. Lebanon) r 52, carpenter.
Stockwell Willard, (W. Lebanon) r 54, farmer 150, and in Plainfield 75.
Stone Thomas, (E. Lebanon) r 12, farmer 5.
STORRS ABEL, r 40, breeder of Spanish Merino sheep, and farmer 200.
Storrs Carlos H., (Dan Storrs & Son) h Hanover.
Storrs Dan, (Dan & Son) h Hanover.
Storrs Dan & Son, (C. H ) livery stable, Hanover, h do.
Storrs Elizabeth R , (Mrs. Edwin B.) h 21 Bank.
Storrs Horace L., farmer, h 15 Mechanic.
Stowell Alfred, r 16, tin peddler.
Stowell Sylvanus B., wool cleanser, h 19 Mechanic.
Strachan James, emp of Mead, Mason & Co., h Union.
Strong Clark, farmer, Scytheville.
Strong Delia M., (W. Lebanon) widow of John D., h Main.
Sturtevant Abram A., job truckman, and farmer to, h Hanover.
STURTEVANT AUGUSTUS I., miller, bds Hanover.
Sturtevant Hiram, (Cragin & Sturtevant) h Elm.
Sturtevant Jesse C., retired manuf. and dealer in furniture, assisting his son, F. C., in insurance.
Sullivan John, Jr., laborer, h Elm.
Sullivan John L., (W. Lebanon) emp. N. div. B. & L. R. R., h Tracy. - Sullivan Kate, widow of Matthew, h Union.
Sunderlin W. R., veterinary surgeon, and dealer in horses, Mechanic, rooms Whipple block.
Swift Floyd W., carpenter and joiner, h Church.
Talbert Bradley, farmer, leases of Amos B. Walley.
Talbert Charles B., barber, bds Sayre Hotel.
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TOWN OF LEBANON.
Tarbell George, (W. Lebanon) r 37, laborer.
Tarbell Mrs., dressmaker, h 1 Hanover.
Tarbell Mary Miss, book-keeper.
Tarleton Grafton, (Hanover) r I, with M. H. Barstow, farmer.
Taylor John, boarding house, near Court.
Templeton Joseph A., stone mason, bds Mahan Flats.
Tenney Lucina Mrs., h 11 Howe.
Thatcher Henry F .. emp of Mead, Mason & Co., h Mascoma cor Water. Thomas Arthur, barber at Peases's Hotel, h Mascoma.
Thomas Ella W. Miss, seamstress, emp of A. M. Gove, h Mascoma.
Thomas Hiram H., blacksmith, emp of M. V. Purmort, h Mascoma. Thomas James, baker, bds Hanover.
THOMPSON ARTHUR J., carriage and sign painter, Hanover, bds do. Thompson Elbridge H., milliner and cloak making, 10 N. Park, h Bank. Thompson Franklin O., laborer, h Water.
Thompson Henry J., r 14, engineer New York & New Haven R. R., and far- mer 65.
Thompson Herbert F., sawyer, h Water.
THOMPSON JOHN W., (Wire Novelty Co.) job printer, II Howe, h do.
Thompson Otis S., laborer, h Mascoma.
THOMPSON WALDEN W., r 3, stone cutter, and dealer in rough and cut granite. farmer 13.
Thompson William D., machinist, h Mahan Flats.
Thurston Benjamin F., emp Mead, Mason & Co., h Mahan Flats.
Ticknor Elisha, harnessmaker, and dealer in trunks, bags, whips, &c., N. Park, h Bank.
Ticknor J. G. & Co., (John L. Spring) real estate agents, Durant's block.
Ticknor James G., (J. G. & Co.) police justice, real estate agent, Town House, h Prospect.
Tilden Daniel, (White River Junction) wholesale dealer in flour, lime and cement, h Maple.
Tilden Martha J. and Achsah A., residents, h Church.
Tilden Nathan F., Baptist minister, h 20 Shaw.
Tilden Norman, (W. Lebar on, and White River Junction) retired farmer, aged 79 years, h Church.
TILDEN SEMINARY, (W. Lebanon) E. Hubbard Barlow, Ph. D., princi- pal, Main.
Tilden Stephen H., (W. Lebanon) clerk, emp of Horace French, h Maple- Tilton Daniel B., (E. Lebanon) r 25, carpenter, and farmer 28.
TITUS CHARLES A., carpenter for Muchmore & Whipple, h Granite. Towle Fred A., emp of F. B. Kendrick, bds do.
Towle William, r 30, breeder of Merino sheep 60 head, pure Bronze turkeys, and farmer 90.
Townsend John F., r 21, carpenter and joiner.
Townsend Milan, r 4 cor 16. soap manufr., and farmer 156.
Trachier Napoleon, laborer, h Hanover.
TRACY HENRY N., saw hammerer, h Hanover.
Trembly Thomas, brickmaker, h Hanover.
True Bradley, (W. Lebanon) r 53, breeder of Spanish Merino sheep and Durham cattle. and farmer 300.
True Reuben C., (W. Lebanon) r 53, farmer with Bradley.
Tucker Franklin, farmer 50, High cor Hanover.
Turner Abby H., widow of George, h Howe.
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TOWN OF LEBANON.
Upton Nancy B., (W. Lebanon) widow of Albert C., owns h and lot, Elm. Vaughan Armon, scythe maker, h 40 E. Park.
View Oliver, painter, paper hanger and kalsominer, h Summer cor Ela.
Wadhams Charles, (W. Lebanon) laborer, h Main.
Wadhams Lucy L. Mrs., (W. Lebanon) h Main.
WAITE HENRY H., r 3, shoemaker.
WAITE LOVINA MRS., r 3, laundress.
Wales Arthur, carpenter, h Hanover.
Wales Atherton, carpenter and joiner, h Hanover.
Wales Charles A., laborer, emp of Henry G. Billings, 8 Mascoma.
Walker Benjamin P., (E. Lebanon) r 12, scythe straightener for Emerson Edge Tool Co.
Walker Burt A., (E. Lebanon) r 12, laborer.
Walker Charles A., emp of Mead, Mason & Co., h Green.
Walker Haskel, (W. Lebanon) carriagemaker, Main cor Maple, h Main.
Walker Maria A., widow of Thomas, h School.
WALKER RICHARD, r 10, breeder of Spanish Merino sheep, and farmer 165.
Walker William G., r 14, with Richard Walker, farmer.
Ward Alexander. laborer, h Abbott.
Ward Caleb F., (E. Lebanon) r 12, in Hanover farmer 50.
Ward Edward, (E. Lebanon) r 12, sewing machine agent.
Ward Isaac B., mechanic, son of W. W.
Ward Patrick, (W. Lebanon) baggageman B. & L. R. R., h Pleasant.
Ward William W., (E. Lebanon) r 12, farmer 13.
Wardwell George W., emp Mead, Mason & Co., h Kimball.
Warren Leonard B., emp Mead, Mason & Co., h Summer.
WATERMAN THOMAS P., (W. Lebanon) prop. of saw-mill, lumber dealer, and farmer 320, Main, h do
Waters Edwin, baker, h Worthens ave.
Waters James E., bakery, Howe, h Worthens ave.
Watson Andrew J., (W. Lebanon) r 20, laborer.
Watson Riley W., (W. Lebanon) carpenter, h Church cor Maple.
Webb David E., foreman for Mead, Mason & Co., h Parkhurst.
Webster Lewis M., truckman, and rst Lieut. Co. A, 8th Regt. Mich. Vet. Vols.
WEEKS WILLIAM B., att'y at law, justice of the peace for the State, Blodgett's block, h Bank. cor Elm.
Welch William H., book-keeper for Mead, Mason & Co., h 27 School.
Welch Willis W., r 18, emp of M. L. Stearns.
Wells Allen C., (W. Lebanon) fireman N. div. B. & L. R. R., h R. R. cor- poration.
Wells Elbridge A., mechanic, h Hanover.
Wells Eliphalet, r 58, stone mason, sugar orchard 1,200 trees, and farmer.
Wells Frank C., (W. Lebanon) fireman N. div. B. & L. R. R., h 3 R. R. corporation.
Whipple Amanda E., r 14, widow of Amos P.
Whipple Charles H., carpenter, h Parkhurst, cor Elm.
Whipple Frederick W., r 14, farmer 15.
WHIPPLE GILMAN C., owner of Whipple block, and dealer in dry goods and clothing, hats, caps. furnishing goods, dress trimmings, corsets, gloves, &c., Hanover, cor W. Park, h School, cor Green.
WHIPPLE LYMAN, (Muchmore & Whipple) chief engineer fire depart- ment, h 12 Parkhurst.
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TOWN OF LEBANON.
Whipple Lyman C., carpenter, h Parkhurst.
Whipple Orrin B., teamster, h Mill.
Whipple Thomas B., mechanic, h Parkhurst.
White John C., emp Mead. Mason & Co., h West.
White J seph, emp. Mead, Mason & Co., h Winter.
White Joseph M., emp Emerson Edge Tool Co., h Winter, cor Hanover.
White Louis, emp of Mead. Mason & Co., h Granite.
White Mar a H., widow of Dr. Nathaniel, h 64 Hanover.
Wiggin Caroline C., (Mrs. John E.) h 3 Mechanic.
Williams George H., farm laborer, h 13 Mechanic.
Williams Sarah, (W. Lebanon) widow of Elisha, h Maple.
Williams Sarah A., seamstress, h Elm.
Willard Frank H., clerk for H. P. Kendrick, bds Green cor Elm.
Winter Cummings C., brick maker, h Summer.
Wire Mop Co., L. F. Brooks, prop., Shaw, h do.
WIRE NOVELTY CO., (J. W. Thompson and A. W. Sulloway, of Frank- lin, N. H.) Ir Howe.
Wood Achsah E. Miss, r 50, daughter of Roger, teacher.
WOOD ALBERT H., r 58, (James Wood & Son.)
Wood Augustus, machinist. emp of S. Cole & Son, employed in the same shop 31 years, h School. cor E. Park.
Wood Augustus Mrs., dressmaker, h School, cor E. Park.
Wood Dana S., r 50, farmer, with his father, Roger.
Wood George A., (W. Lebanon) r 37, section hand in the Pacific woolen mills at Lawrence, Mass.
Wood George H., off r 17, farmer 30, and timber land 30.
Wood Hannah M. Miss, r 50, daughter of Roger, teacher.
Wood Henry G., (W. Lebanon) retired farmer, h Maple.
Wood Humphrey, retired farmer, aged 84 years, h 24 Elm. (Died Nov. 21, 1884.)
WOOD JAMES, r 58, (James Wood & Son) specialist in growing hay for mar- ket, and farmer 800.
WOOD JAMES & SON, r 58, (James and Albert H.) hay pressers, and dealers in hay and straw, and apiarists 75 colonies, dealers in bees, queens, honey, and bee keepers' supplies.
Wood Jeremiah, (W. Lebanon) r 37, dealer in cattle, sheep, swine, &c., dairy 12 cows, farmer 400, and pasture land in Plainfield, Sullivan Co., 150. Wood John, (W. Lebanon) retired farmer h Main.
Wood John E., resident, bds with Warren Daniels.
Wood Joseph E., (W. Lebanon) commercial traveler, h Main.
WOOD JOSEPH S .. (W. Lebanon) r 37, stall feeder of sheep about 300, and also 12 head of cattle, and farmer 100.
Wood Lizzie F. Miss, (W. Lebanon) r 37, daughter of Joseph S. and Frances N., teacher.
Wood Mary A. Miss, (W. Lebanon)'clerk for John K. Butman, and farmer 20, h Mill.
Wood Roger, r 50, sugar orchard 200 trees, fruit grower 100 trees, 150 sheep, 6 cows, breeder of Durham cattle, and farmer 400.
Wood Rosa A., r 50, daughter of Roger, teacher.
Wood Samuel, Dea., (W. Lebanon) retired farmer, h Maple.
Wood Samuel P., r 56, sugar orchard 150 trees, fruit grower 400 trees, wool grower 170 sheep, stock breeder 15 head, and farmer 200.
Woud Thomas, farmer, h Mascoma.
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TOWN OF LINCOLN.
Wood Zilpha, widow of Lyman, h 42 Bank.
Woodbury Charles H., (W. Lebanon) express messenger U. S. and C. Ex. Co., h Main.
Woodman M. S. & Co., (W. Lebanon) (F. W. Durgin) pharmacists, sports- men's goods, artists supplies, fancy goods, and toilet articles, Main.
Woodman Milton S., (W. Lebanon) (M. S. & Co.) real estate for rent, h. Main.
Woodward Charles R., emp, of Mead, Mason & Co., h 8 Mascoma.
Woodward Daniel P., (W. Lebanon) laborer.
Worthen Arthur L., merchant, h Bank.
Worthen George H., agent, (W. Lebanon) general merchant, Main, h do. WORTHEN GEORGE W., dealer in dry-goods, clothing, groceries, boots,
shoes, carpeting, furniture, paper hangings, curtains, and fixtures, silver and plated ware, clocks, watches, jewelry, musical instruments, trunks, valises, etc., Worthen's block, N. Park, h S. Park.
Worthen Julius E., clerk for G. W. Worthen, bds S. Pa. k.
Worthen Louisa M., widow of Clement, h 39 Mascoma.
Worthen Mary S., widow of James, h 39 Mascoma.
Worthley Fred, r 14, emp. Mead, Mason & Co.
Worthley Sewel, house painter, h Hanover.
WRIGHT HENRY, farmer, owns in Hanover 100.
Wright James A., emp. of Mead, Mason & Co., h Church.
Wright Robert F., tinsmith, h Hanover.
Wright William, (Shaw & Wright) h 25 School.
Wright William B., book-keeper for Mascoma Flannel Co., bds Park. Yarrington Henry J., emp. Mascoma Flannel Co., h Mascoma. YEATON LEONARD M, upholsterer, h 44 Mascoma.
YEATON MARY R., teacher of music, and oil painting, h 44 Mascoma ..
Young Frank A., machinist, h 8 Depot.
Young Fred, carpenter, h Winter.
LINCOLN.
( For explanations, etc., see page 3, part second. ) (Postoffice address in parenthesis. )
Boyce George L., (N. Woodstock) r 3, farm laborer.
Carpenter George W., (N. Woodstock) r 3, millwright, and farmer, with Mary G. Colby.
Clark Franklin P., (N. Woodstock) r 3, farmer, with E. Drew 100.
COLBY MARY G., (N. Woodstock) r 3, vidow of Amos C., farmer 300. Dearborn David A., (N. Woodstock) r 4, sugar orchard 200 trees, farmer 95. Dearborn Lydia, (N. Woodstock) r 4, widow of Russell.
Dolloff Mason D., (N. Woodstock) r 3, (Doloff & Hansons) manager of Flume House Café, h and lot.
Dolloff & Hansons, (N. Woodstock) (M. D. Dolloff, Isa M. and Darius O. Hansons) manufs of bobbins and chair stock.
Drew Ebenezer, (N. Woodstock) r 3, farmer 100.
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TOWN OF LISBON.
ELLIOTT BROS., (N. Woodstock) r I cor 2, (Seth and Josiah) Flume House managers.
ELLIOTT JOSIAH B., (N. Woodstock) r I cor 2, (Elliott Bros.)
ELLIOTT SETH R., (N. Woodstock) r I cor 2, (Elliott Bros.)
FLUME HOUSE, (N. Woodstock) r I cor 2, Taft & Greenleaf, props., El- liott Bros., managers, summer hotel, accommodates 125.
Guernsey Levi E., (N. Woodstock) r 3, selectman, farmer 85.
Hanson Darius O., (N. Woodstock) r 3, (Dolloff & Hanson) town clerk.
Hanson Isa M., (N. Woodstock) r 3, (Dolloff & Hanson) selectman.
Hanson Ona, (N. Woodstock) r 3, retired farmer.
Hanson Stephen M., (N. Woodstock) r 3, farmer 250, wild land 700. Pollard Dura T., (N. Woodstock) r 4, summer boarders, farmer with Thomas C. POLLARD THOMAS C., (N. Woodstock) r 4, sugar orchard 500 trees, far- mer 200.
Pollard William E., (N. Woodstock) r 4, with Thomas C.
Russell Affie, (N. Woodstock) r 3, teacher.
Russell Stephen, (N. Woodstock) r 3, farmer 40.
Sargent David F., (N. Woodstock) r 4, farmer with William M.
Sargent William M., (N. Woodstock) r 4, pilot for Boston Land Co., farmer, leases of Land Co. 200.
TUTTLE JOHN W. E., (N. Woodstock) r 3, Ist selectman, prop. of Tuttle Hotel, 20 head cattle, farmer 100, timber land 400.
LISBON.
( For explanations, etc., see page 3, part second. )
(Postoffice address is Lisbon, unless otherwise designated in parenthesis.)
Aldrich Betsey, (Sugar Hill) r 39, widow of Everett.
Aldrich Calvin, (Franconia) r 7, retired farmer.
ALDRICH DAVID M., (Sugar Hill) r 39, farmer 80, stage and mail agent to Lisbon
Aldrich Ebin, (Sugar Hill) r 40, farmer 175.
ALDRICH FOSTER M., ice dealer, 6 cows, 20 sheep, 15 head young cattle, farmer 300.
ALDRICH GEORGE, (Sugar Hill) r 23, (George Aldrich & Co.)
ALDRICH GEORGE & CO., (Sugar Hill) r 23, (George Aldrich and Fred H. Bowles) props. Grand View Cottage. Aldrich Gilbert D., emp. Parker & Young Mfg. Co. Aldrich Henry V., r 52, resides with his father.
ALDRICH HIRAM, r 52, 10 cows, 20 sheep, farmer 300.
Aldrich Jethro, (Sugar Hill) r 38, farmer 150.
Aldrich John C., (Sugar Hill) leases of Jethro 150.
ALDRICH JOHN H., (Franconia) r 7, butcher, leases of John B. Sherman 75 acres. Aldrich Lindsey, (Sugar Hill) r 43, farmer 200.
ALDRICH LYMAN, (Sugar Hill) r 39, farmer 75, keeps summer boarders. Aldrich Peter, r 47, blacksmith.
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I'OWN OF LISBON.
Aldrich Rebecca, (Sugar Hill) r 39, widow of Jonathan, farmer 8.
Aldrich Thomas, (Sugar Hill) r 40, farmer 150.
ALDRICH WILLIE E., r 16, butcher, (moved to Lyman.)
ALDRICH & JESSEMAN, r 48, (F. M. Aldrich and Ira Jesseman) ice dealers.
Allen Austin, (Willowdale) r 4}, laborer.
Allen Caroline, (Willowdale) r 42, widow of Frank.
ALLEN JAMES H., mining engineer, h 3 Main.
Ash George A., emp. Parker & Young Mfg. Co.
Ash Harvey, emp. Brigham's Hotel, 50 Main.
ASH LUCIAN F., r 53, farmer 200, and in Lyman 200, dairy 16 cows, 125 sheep.
Ash Riley, r 16, farmer 30.
Atwood David, h 100 Main, farmer 200.
Atwood George H., farmer, with David.
Atwood Henry H., engineer for J. K. Atwood & Co., h Grafton.
ATWOOD J. K., (J. K. Atwood & Co.) justice of the peace, h 2 Grafton.
Atwood J. K. & Co., (J. Baldwin) manufrs. lumber and bobbins at B. & L. R. R. station.
Atwood James M., painter and glazier, h 6 School.
Atwood John B., off r 48, dairy 6 cows, 40 sheep, farmer 200.
Atwood Merrill, resident, 119 Main.
Atwood Moses, carpenter and joiner, h Grafton.
Atwood Wilbur f , farmer with his father, 119 Main.
Bacon Alonzo Z., r 49, hop grower and farmer 4, h Main.
BAILEY JAMES A., (N. Lisbon) wool grower 12 sheep, farmer 65.
Bailey John M., r 512, emp. Parker & Young Mfg. Co.
Bailey Zalmon, r 513, cloth dresser, and tailor, farmer 12.
Baker Walter, emp. J. K. Atwood, h 2 Atwood.
Ball Leroy W., teamster, h West.
Barber Isaac E., meat cutter, h Main.
BARRETT CEPHAS P., (N. Lisbon) r 11 cor 9, farmer 30. Barrett Ezra, resident, 102 Main.
Barrett Ira L., (N. Lisbon) r 16, carpenter and joiner.
BARRETT LESTER, emp. Charles Mindt, h 102 Main.
Bartlett Eleazer W., farmer, h Main.
Bartlett Moses K., dentist, bds with E. W. Bartlett, Main.
BATCHELDER AUSTIN J., (Sugar Hill) r 39, sugar orchard 500 trees, farmer.
Batchelder John W., (Sugar Hill) r 39, retired farmer.
BAIRD ROSWELL E., assistant agent B. & L. R. R., bds 33 Main.
BEAN BENIAH J., r 36, farmer 39.
Bean Caroline Mrs., h Woolson block.
Bean Edward W., (Sugar Hill) r 25, laborer.
BEANE SAMUEL A., r 51, dairy 14 cows, 159 sheep, farmer 200.
Bedell Harvey, r 44, farmer 50.
BEDELL JOHN C., (N. Lisbon) r 10, farmer 40.
Belanger Joseph O., (N. Lisbon) r 10, farmer for Leonard W. Clark.
BERTRAND GEORGE F., (N. Lisbon) r 16, farmer 125, and wood lot 150 in Lyman. Bishop George H., r 31}, farmer, with his father.
Bishop Hugh J., r 512, farmer 100.
Bishop Jacob, (Sugar Hill) r 44, farmer 20.
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TOWN OF LISBON.
Bishop John, r 29, farmer 50.
BISHOP JOSIAH B., r 513, 18 sheep, apple orchard 30 trees, farmer 140. Blake Loren P., emp. Moore's pulp mill, h Atwood.
Blanchard Mary, (Sugar Hill) widow of Nathan, resides with Hiram Noyes. Blodgett Edward F., blacksmith, 9 School, h do.
Bond Joseph, emp. J. K. Atwood & Co., bds 48 Main.
BOWEN ALVAH H., emp. Parker & Young, h 22 Main.
Bowen Hiram, (Franconia) r 7, farmer.
Bowen Mary, widow of Ira, resident, 22 Main.
Bowers Emeline, widow of Isaac P., resident, 20 Water.
Bowers Walter, h Woolson block.
BOWLES ALPHEUS, (Sugar Hill) r 44, farmer 250, dairy 13 cows, sugar orchard 300 trees, aged 80 years.
Bowles Benjamin, (Sugar Hill) r 40, sugar orchard 500 trees, apple orchard 100 trees, farmer 150.
Bowles Charles P., (Sugar Hill) r 45, laborer.
Bowles Fred H., (Sugar Hill) r 23, (Geo. Aldrich & Co.)
BOWLES FRED L, (Sugar Hill) r 44, farmer with his father. Alpheus.
Bowles George C., (Sugar Hill) r 41, fariner 200.
BOWLES GEORGE CLINTON, (Sugar Hill) r 24, dairy 8 cows, 200 sugar trees, farmer 160.
Bowles Henry H., (Sugar Hill) r 40}, (Bowles & Hoskins. )
Bowles Irwin, (Sugar Hill) r 44, farmer 80.
Bowles Jeremy, (Sugar Hill) r 40, farmer, leases of Warren 150.
Bowles Jonathan, (Sugar Hill) r 23 and 39, postmaster, dealer in general merchandise. and farmer 200.
Bowles Leonard, (Sugar Hill) r 41 cor 40}. farmer 200, with Lemon Bowles. BOWLES MILES, (Sugar Hill) r 41, carpenter.
BOWLES SIMON, (Sugar Hill) r 41 cor 40g, farmer with Leonard 200. Bowles Warren, (Sugar Hill) r 40, farmer 150, aged 81 years.
Bowles Warren, (Sugar Hill) off r 45, apple orchard 100 trees, sugar orchard 600 trees, dairy 6 cows, farmer 300.
Bowles Wilbur. r 17, farmer 150.
BOWLES & HOSKINS, (Sugar Hill) r 40}, (H. H. Bowles and L. S. Hos- kins) proprs. Sunset Hill House.
BOYNTON CHARLES H., M. D., physician, 8 School, h do.
Boynton Orrin, physician and surgeon, 51 Main, h 49 do.
Brand Charles H., (N. Lisbon) r 2, farm laborer.
Breezy Hill House, r 37, D. Jesseman & Son, proprs.
BRIGHAM'S HOTEL, S. H. Brigham, prop., 50 Main.
BRIGHAM SILAS H., deputy sheriff, prop. Brigham Hotel, also livery stable.
Bronson Isaac, (Sugar Hill) off r 45, retired farmer.
BROOKS ALBERT H., cooper for Charles Mindt, h 102 Main.
Brooks John D., r 16, bobbin manuf., and cooper.
Brown George E., (Sugar Hill) r 23, farmer, leases of J. Bowles 200. Brown Harrison, emp in Mindt's peg mill, h Depot.
BROWN JOSIAH, emp Parker & Young Mfg. Co., h Bluff. Brown William L., (N. Lisbon) off r 9, farmer 28. BRUMMER GEORGE, merchant tailor, 84 Main, h do.
Burt Henry T., (Franconia) r 7, farmer 130.
Buzzell Henry A .. (N. Lisbon) r 3, farmer 15.
CAMPBELL LEVI M., r 34, (S. Jackman & Co.) Cardinal Burt P., sawyer, h at Littleton.
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Carlton Hazen P., r 46, farmer 80, served in the late war in 10th Vt., and 5th N. H. Regts.
Carr Emma B. Mrs., widow of Alonzo, dressmaker, h 36 Main.
CARTER JERRY, marble cutter, 95 Main, bds do.
Cass Andrew J., painter and paper hanger, Main, h do.
Cedar Cottage, r 39 cor 38, Nathan Whipple, prop.
Chamberlin Cutler A., laborer, h 8 Atwood.
Charlton Mary, (Willowdale) r 4, widow of William, farmer 18.
Chase Arthur D., r 55, carpenter.
Chase Harley C., r 55, carpenter, farmer 20.
Chase Henry, r 16. laborer.
Chase Lomira, widow of E. Simpson resident, 7 West.
CLARK ASA M., r 51, resident.
Clark Charles, (Franconia) r 20, farmer 5.
CLARK EDWIN W .. (N. Lisbon) r 15, thresher, 12 cows, farmer 160.
CLARK JOHN, (N. Lisbon) r 10, resident, with his son, Leonard W., aged 78.
CLARK LEONARD W., (N. Lisbon) r 10, agent Gray's threshing machines, drag and circular saws, thresher, lumberman and farmer 300.
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