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Whiting Mindwell P., (N. Lisbon) r 16, widow of George W., resident with her son, Horace A.
Wolfe William H., clerk for Wells & Woolson, h 48 Main.
Woods George C., furniture and undertaker, 44 Main, h do.
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TOWN OF LITTLETON.
WOOLSON AUGUSTUS A. HON., ( Wells & Woolson) justice of the peace, notary public, insurance agent. ex speaker of the House of Representa- tives of N. H. 1877, '78, h 8 Water.
Wright James, r 12, farmer 40.
YOUNG HARRY H., (Franconia) r 7, butcher and farmer 100 in Bethlehem. YOUNG JASPER S., (Sugar Hill) r 25, 10 cows, 30 head young cattle full
blood Durham. 15 sheep, 400 sugar trees, 200 apple trees, farmer 300.
Young John, (Sugar Hill) r 46, farmer, leases of Cyrus A. Whipple 80.
YOUNG LUCIUS A., (Young & English) postmaster, editor and publisher of the "Lisbon Index," h 2 Bluff.
Young Oliver H., (Sugar Hill) r 39, widow of Harrison.
Young Orrin. r 17, leases house of John Bishop.
YOUNG SUSAN G , widow of James R.
Young & English, (L. A. Young and N. G. English) general merchandise, 76 and 82 Main.
LITTLETON.
( For explanations, etc., see page 3, part second. )
(Postoffice address is Littleton, unless otherwise designated in parenthesis.)
Abbott Belle E., clerk for R. B. Sherburn, bds Cottage.
Abbott George, farmer 10. h Cottage.
Adams A. & C. R., (Waterford, Vt .. ) r 12, (Amos and Charles R.,) 30 sheep, farmer 135.
Adams Amos, (Waterford, Vt.,) r 12, (A. & C. R.)
Adams Charles R., (Waterford, Vt.) r 12, (A. & C. R.)
Adams Daniel W., clerk for W. F. Robins & Co., bds Main.
Ainsworth Laban, h Granite block.
Albee Curtis L., (Waterford, Vt.) r 15, sugar orchard 1,000 trees, dairy 10 cows, farmer 200.
Albee Frank C., (Waterford, Vt., r 27, farmer 250.
Albee Ira A., (Lower Waterford, Vt.) r 24, farmer, lives with C. Foster.
ALBEE SOLON J., (Lower Waterford, Vt.) r 14, farmer 225.
Albee Thomas, (Lower Waterford, Vt.) r 13, poultry dealer, sugar orchard 1,700 trees, dairy 10 cows, farmer 300.
Aldrich Arthur, glove cutter for Ira Parker, bds Saranac.
ALDRICH EDGAR, (Aldrich & Remick) h High.
ALDRICH GEORGE H., photographer, 66 Main, h 6 Clay. Aldrich Hannah A., widow of Daniel, resident, h off Union. Aldrich Horace, laborer, h Saranac.
Aldrich Romanzo, porter at Littleton Hotel, bds do.
ALDRICH & REMICK, (Edgar Aldrich and Daniel E. Remick) over bank, attorneys at law.
ALLEN ABIJAH, r 22, dairy 9 cows, 75 sheep, sugar orchard 800 trees, farmer 200.
ALLEN ABNER, farmer 34, h Union.
ALLEN CHARLES R., r 22, farmer, with his father, Abijah.
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Allen George, r 26, farmer 95.
Allen Henry, carpenter, h Bridge.
Allen Theron, r 26, farmer, with his son George.
Alloy Lewis, laborer, h Meadow.
Amsden George A., clerk with Robinson Brothers, h 4 Clay.
Andrews Thomas, glove cutter, h Cottage.
Applebee Charles H., blacksmith and horse shoer, Main.
APPLEBEE RUBY, r 49, widow of Nathan, resident, with A. D. Fisher.
Apthorp Reservoir Co., C. F. Eastman, treas., proprietors of Littleton Village water works.
Ash Elmer E., (Waterford, Vt.) r 31, farmer 160.
Ashland Lewis, laborer, h Union.
Astle Ralph, (Lower Waterford, Vt.) r 14, farmer, with S. J. Albee.
Atwood John W., r 41}, farmer 160.
Atwood Maria, widow of William, h Grove.
Audibut Victor, watchman, h Saranac.
Austin George C., glove maker, h Union.
Bacon Henry, r 23, farmer 150.
Bacon Oliver D., r 23, farmer with his father, Henry.
BAGLEY LOREN R., (Littleton, or Waterford, Vt.) r 16, carriage and and sleigh manuf.
BAILEY JAMES H., (Edson, Bailey & Eaton) h Union.
Bailey Myron, r 41, farmer 100.
Baker Charlie, tanner, h South.
Baker James, laborer, h and lot, Meadow.
Ball Samuel, retired farmer, h South.
BARRETT ALLIEN J., (Barretts) h Cottage.
Barrett Charles I., painter, South.
BARRETT GEORGE W., (Barretts) h Cottage, cor Grove. 34 Main.
BARRETT JAMES J., (J. J. Barrett & Sons) h Cottage. (Died Aug. 24, 1885)
BARRETT LYDIA A., widow of James J., resident, h Cottage.
BARRETTS, (G. W. & A. J.) general insurance agents, conveyancers, etc., Barry Elbridge G., laborer.
Bartlett Clarissa, widow of Frederick A., resident, with her daughter Mrs. Hiram Gordon.
BARTLETT GEORGE E., r 22 cor 20, milk dealer 12 cows, hop grower, sugar orchard 300 trees, farmer 130.
Bartlett George F., r 22, milkman.
Bartlett Henry, h Union.
Bass Ira, farmer, h 13 Grove.
BATCHELLER ALBERT S., (Bingham, Mitchells & Batcheller) h Grove. Bean James D., 8 boarding house, Saranac.
Bean John, mason, Saranac.
Bean John Jr., laborer, h Saranac.
Bean Leslie F., r 18, farmer, with his father, Portus.
Bean Portus W., r 18, farmer 150.
Bean Thomas, resident, Pleasant.
Beaubien George, clerk for F. Mozrall, bds do.
Bedel Thomas J., farmer, teamster, Main.
BEDELL CHARLES W., r 18, 25 sheep, farmer 230.
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TOWN OF LITTLETON.
BEDELL CURTIS, (N. Littleton) r 2, dairy 8 cows, 70 sheep, 20 head of young cattle, sugar orchard 300 trees, farmer 185, and 75 in Dalton. Served in Co. C, 15th N. H. Vols., Infantry, and Co. H, Ist N. H. Heavy Artillery.
Bedell Lewis E., barber, rear 34 Main, h 96 Main.
Bellows George S., (Bellows & Son) r 15 Maple.
Bellows William H., (Bellows & Son) h 13 Maple.
Bellows William J., (Bellows & Son) r 11 Maple.
Bellows & Sons, (Wm. J., Wm. H. and George S. Bellows) clothing, gent's furnishings, carpets, crockery, glassware.
Belware Hosea, (Willowdale) teamster.
Berkley John, (Waterford, Vt.) r 16, blacksmith.
Berkley William, expressman.
Berry Fred W., carpenter, h Cottage.
Bickford John W., jobbing teamster, h Union.
Bickford Thomas, (Waterford, Vt ) r 16, farmer. Served in Ist Vermont
Heavy Artillery, and 2d Vt. Battalion 19 months.
Bickott Reuben, laborer, h Saranac.
Bingham Andrew W., boots and shoes, 58 Main, h School.
Bingham Charles F., compositor for G. C. Furber, bds High.
BINGHAM GEORGE A. HON., justice supreme court N. H., h School. BINGHAM HARRY, (Bingham, Mitchells & Batchellor) h High.
Bingham Harry 2d, law student with Bingham, Mitchells & Batchellor.
BINGHAM, MITCHELLS & BATCHELLOR, (Harry Bingham, J. M.
Mitchell, A. S. Batchellor, and W. H. Mitchell) attorneys and counsel- ors, Main.
Bishop Abigail, (Lower Waterford, Vt.) r 14, widow of Nathaniel, farm 70.
Bishop Edward E., (Lower Waterford, Vt.) r 14, patentee and manuf. of White Mountain Incubator.
BISHOP HARVEY W., prop. of Littleton Hotel, Main cor Saranac.
BISHOP HENRY D., stone mason, h 6 Main.
Bishop Horace A., (Lower Waterford, Vt.) r 14, poultry dealer, farmer 80. Blake Chester, r 22, stone mason.
Blake L. Myron, laborer, bds 19 Pleasant.
Blake Maria G., widow of Eben W., resident, h Main.
Blake William H., (Frye, Blake & Bowles) h Main.
Blandin Lyman, retired farmer, 91 years of age, h 10 South.
Blodget Cyrus R., retired farmer, h Cottage.
Boisvert Joseph, tanner, h Saranac.
Bonett John M., (Lower Waterford, Vt.) r 32, farmer 200.
Boutwell Cynthia S., (Lower Waterford, Vt.) r 14, widow of Frank.
BOWLES EUGENE E., (M. A. Bowles & Son,) residence in Franconia. Bowles Frank E., (Frye, Blake & Bowles) h Union.
BOWLES M. A. & SON, (Eugene) bobbin manufs. at Scytheville.
BOWLES MARSHALL A., (M. A. Bowles & Son) res. Franconia. BOWLES SALLY O., widow of Caleb W., resident, h Grove.
Bowman Albert H., retired grocer, h Pleasant.
BOWMAN GEORGE, r 27, farmer 100, also 200 estate of Arza Eastman, sugar orchard 800 trees, dairy 10 cows.
Bowman Isaac W., farmer 100, Scytheville.
Bowman Jonas, (Lower Waterford, Vt.) r 14, sugar orchard 500 trees, far- mer 170.
Bowman Lavina B., widow of Curtis C., h 24 Union.
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Bowman Loren E., soap maker, h 10 South.
Bowman William B., r 18, farmer 100.
Boudreau William, laborer, h Meadow.
BRACKETT CHARLES W., (C. W. B. & Co.) h 151 Main.
BRACKETT C. W. & CO., hardware and agricultural implements, paints, oils, and cutlery, 52 Main.
Brackett Cephas, farmer 8, h College.
Brackett Harry B., clerk, with C. W. Brackett & Co., bds 151 Main.
Brennan John, section foreman B. & L. R. R., h South.
Briggs Otis, farmer 60, Scytheville.
BRONSON JOEL,, farmer 13, h 22 South.
Bronson John E., glove cutter, h South.
Brooks Ezra, retired farmer, 84 years or age, h High.
Brooks Fred, laborer, h and lot Meadow.
Brown Hammond E., tanner for R. D. Rounseval, h Grove.
Brown Henry, thresher, Main.
Brown James, miller. h Jackson.
Brown Lorenzo I., carpenter and joiner, h Willow. *
Brown Mary, widow of Joseph, h 17 Grove.
Brown Willie E., telegraph operator, bds 60 South.
BROWNLOW JAMES S., dealer in pianos, organs, watches, and musical merchandise, h and music rooms Lafayette ave.
Bruce John W., (Willowdale) clerk for Littleton Lumber Co.
Bruce Henry L., (Lower Waterford, Vt.) r 14, retired carpenter, aged 71 years.
Brunson William E., laborer, h Oak Hill.
Bruso John, laborer, h Meadow.
Bruso John, Jr., glove cutter, h Meadow.
Bruso Peter, carpenter, h Meadow.
Bruso Peter, Jr., glove maker, h Meadow.
Buck Frank, (Waterford, Vt.) r 27. farm laborer.
Buck Frank H .. (N. Littleton) laborer.
Buck Oscar, (Waterford, Vt.) r 27, farm laborer.
Buckley Charles W., compositor Journal office, bds Saranac.
Buckley Edward, restaurant, 2 houses and lots, Saranac.
Buckley Will P., shoemaker, bds 16 Saranac.
Bugbee Ralph, M. D., physician and surgeon, Main, owns farm.
Bunker George H .. (Ladd & Bunker) h 28 Union.
BURGIN HERBERT, (Waterford, Vt.) r 16, engineer, resides with his father, John.
BURGIN JOHN, (Waterford, Vt.) r 16, sawyer.
BURGIN JOHN I .. (Waterford, Vt.) r 16, (Pattee & Burgin.)
Burleigh Frank P., glove maker, h 17 Grove.
Burnham Cyrus E., painter, h and lot, Grove.
Burnham Edward E., clerk, with Dow Brothers, h 20 Union.
Burnham Frank E., teamster, bds Pleasant.
Burnham Harry, carriage painter, h Cross.
Burnham Henry B., (Fitzgerald & Burnham) h 22 Union.
Burnham Hope C., widow of Joseph, resident, h Cross.
Burnham Moses P., r 24, farmer 80.
Burns Nathan, laborer, h and lot Scytheville.
Burt Levi W., (Willowdale) emp Littleton Lumber Co. Burt Warren C., carpenter and farmer.
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TOWN OF LITTLETON.
BURTON AUGUSTUS R., (Burton & Wright) h High. Burton Augustus R. Mrs., boarding house, High.
Burton L. D., painter, h South.
BURTON & WRIGHT, (A. R. Burton and E. F. Wright) painters, rear Union block.
Buswell Edgar, (N. Littleton) r 2, farmer.
Buzzell Henry, (Willowdale) emp Littleton Lumber Co.
Byres Thomas, laborer, h off Main.
Byron Fred L., carriage painter, bds Main.
Byron Ira, laborer, h and lot Saranac.
Byron Joseph, laborer, h Bridge.
Byron Roderick, emp R. D. Rounsevel, h Saranac.
Cadarette John, mason, h Union.
Cadarette Louis M., mason, h Scytheville.
Cadarette William, laborer, h South.
Calhoun Isaac, (Hildreth & Calhoun) h Main.
Callahan James, laborer, h 179 Main.
CAMERON FRANK W., (Cameron & Jones) h 53 Cottage.
Cameron John H., farmer 3, h 43 Cottage.
Cameron & Jones, (F. W. Cameron and F. H. Jones) grocery and restaurant, Main.
Carbonneau J. Alfred, carpenter and joiner, h South.
Carbonneau John, carpenter, h and lot, Bridge.
Carbonneau Napoleon, carpenter and joiner, h South cor Bridge.
Carbonneau Theophilus, carpenter, h South.
Carbonneau Wesley G., carpenter and joiner, h Bridge,
Carbonneau William, carpenter, bds Bridge.
Cardinal Peter, r 43, sawyer.
CARLETON THOMAS, salesman, Granite State Glove Co., h Main.
CARPENTER ALBERT, (N. Littleton) r 4, dairy 5 cows, sugar orchard 125 trees, farmer 75.
Carpenter Charles T., (Lower Waterford, Vt.) r 14, dairy 10 cows, 25 sheep, farmer 200.
Carpenter Edward A., (N. Littleton) r 4, farmer, with his father, Albert. (Died March 17, 1885.)
Carpenter James M., (Willowdale) job teamster.
Carpenter Julius, laborer, h Brook.
Carpenter William H., (N. Littleton) farmer, with his father, Albert,
Carter Alric, (Waterford, Vt.) r 38, farmer 15.
Carter Curtis P., (N. Monroe) r 32, farmer 200.
Carter Ellery H., painter, h 5 Willow.
Carter George, farmer 3, h Cottage.
Carter Myron, r 37, farmer 134.
CARTER OTHO, 16, grist-mill, and farmer 60.
CARTER THOMAS J., r 16, miller, with his son, Otho.
Cayer Lewis, shoemaker for A. W. Bingham, h Main.
Chaffee Orson W., (Waterford, Vt.) r 30, farmer 125.
Chaffee Sewell M., (Waterford, Vt.) r 30, farmer, with his father, Orson. Champagne Edward, tinsmith for Smith & Lynch, h High.
CHANDLER C. F. & CO., (M. M. Little) manufrs. paper boxes, Mill. CHANDLER C. FRED, (C. F. Chandler & Co.) h 8 Clay.
Chandler Clarence, farm laborer, bds off Cottage.
Chandler James B., carpenter and builder, h Mill.
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Chandler John D., carpenter and joiner, h off Cottage.
Charlton George. (Waterford, Vt.) r 16, laborer.
Chase Amos K., teamster, h Main.
Chase Arthur D., carpenter, h Pine.
Chase Chester P., light glove cutter, musician, h Cottage.
CHASE D. F. & CO., (Mrs. H. B.) dealers in fruit and confectionery, tobacco, cigars, tea, coffee, musical instruments, &c., Main.
CHASE DANIEL F., book and job printer, and publisher of the Musical Bulletin, band and orchestra music, and dealer in pianos, organs, and musical merchandise, Main.
Chase Edward, ( Willowdale) teamster Littleton Lumber Co.
Chase Fred L., conductor B. & L. R. R., h Scytheville.
Chase Harry J., laborer, h Scytheville.
Chase Laura C., widow of Henry B., resident, h Maple.
Chase Willie, bds Main.
Chase Richard, farm laborer, h Union.
Chattelle Frank, barber, h Grove.
CHENEY CHARLES Y., carpenter, h 33 Grove.
Cheney Dewitt C., carpenter, h 31 Grove.
Cheney Fred, painter, member Saranac band, h Grove.
Cheney Henry, carpenter, h Pleasant.
CHENEY JAMES E .. mason and plasterer, resides in Bethlehem.
Chickering Catherine P., widow of Rev. Lucius, manuf. of straw goods, h 6 Church.
Choquette John, (N. Littleton) r 3, farmer 125.
Church Allen J., glove cutter, h Main.
Clark Hannah, r 43, widow of Thomas, resident.
CLARK JOHN A., r 20, cattle dealer, sugar orchard 1,000 trees, 25 sheep, farmer 300.
Clark John W., r 20, farmer, with his father John A.
Clark Thomas H., r 23, farmer, leases of C. P. Crouch 160.
Clark William, r 43, laborer, h and lot.
CLAY CHARLES L., sec'y and treas. Granite State Glove Co. h School CLAY SAM J., clerk for Edson, Bailey & Eaton, h Grove. Clay Sherared, (Granite State Glove Go.) h Scytheville.
Cleasby David N., (Willowdale) r 49, emp Littleton Co.
Cleasby George W., teamster, h School.
Cleasby Wilfred, laborer, Main.
Cleaveland Fred, (N. Littleton) r 1, laborer.
Clement Luther J., clerk for Eaton & English, 45 Pleasant.
CLOGSTON ANDREW J., carriage maker, h Main.
Closson Charles, r 23, sugar orchard 500 trees, farmer 150.
Closson Edward P., farmer, h Farr Hill.
Closson Francis A., farmer, h Farr Hill.
Clough Alverton, (Waterford, Vt.) r 17, farmer, leases of Lovisa Streeter 3.
Clough Benjamin H., r 16, emp L. R. Bagley.
Clough Moses, (N. Littleton) r 1, farmer 100.
Clough Robert A., r 35, farmer 50 ..
Cobb Ann M., widow of Harrison, summer boarding house, h 4 High.
Cobleigh Ashbel W., r 38, farmer 250.
COBURN ASA, (A. Coburn & Co.) h 32 Pleasant.
COBURN ASA & CO., (C. R. Coburn) harness makers, dealers in trunks and all kinds of horse clothing, Main.
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COBURN CHARLES R., (A. Coburn & Co.) h Main.
COBURN GEORGE C., livery at Bethlehem, h 32 Pleasant.
Cofran Frank, manager Twin Mountain House, h Pleasant. Cole John, tanner. h Scytheville
Collins Le Forrest E., bottler of beer, basement McCoy block.
Comhere Edward, r 43, emp. Granite State Glove Works.
CONANT CYRUS A., (E. D. Dana & Co.) h 204 Main.
Connery Thomas, clerk for George Coburn, h Granite.
Cook Charles W., fish market, Main.
COOK WILLIAM H., book-keeper, bds Union.
Cook Will O., cigar maker, Opera block, h McCoy block.
COOLEY N. S. & SON, (N. W. Cooley) plasterer and stucco workers, Opera block.
COOLEY NEWTON S., (N S. Cooley & Son) h Clay.
COOLEY NEWTON W., (N. S. Cooley & Son) h Clay.
Copp Jeremiah B., carpenter, h South.
Copp Susan G., (Mrs, J. B.) carpet weaver, h South.
Corey Arthur B., (Willowdale) sawyer, emp Littleton Lumber Co.
Corey George G., r 26, farmer 100.
CORNING BENJAMIN H., sheriff Grafton county, fire insurance agent, h h 129 Main.
Cottage Hotel, F. Mozrall, prop .. livery connected, Main.
Coy Arthur, tanner, h Mnion.
Cowen George W., glove cutter, h Clay.
Cox Albert, agent U. S. & Canada Express, h Union. (Died Sept. 24, 1885.) Coyer Benjamin. laborer, h Main.
Coyer Joseph, laborer, h Meadow.
Coyer Lewis, laborer. h Bridge.
Coyer Merrick, tanner, h South.
Cram Alberto J., truckman, h Main.
Cram Eleanor E., (Mrs. A. J.) dressmaker, Main.
Crane William A , farmer 3, h Cottage.
Crouch Calvin P., r 23, farmer 160.
CUDWORTH EZEKIEL, (Willowdale) r 41, farmer 40. CURRIER HIRAM E., house painter, h School.
Curtis Freeman, r 26, farmer 90.
Cushman Charles E., emp glove shop, h High.
DAME DANA P., principal High school, h Main.
Davis John, whitewasher, h Meadow.
Davis John S, shoemaker, h Main. (Died March 7, 1885.)
Day C. P. & Co., merchant tailor, I Opera block.
Day Carlos P. (C. P. Day & Co.) h Union, owns farm 30.
DAY ELMER E., (E. E. Day & Co.) bds 118 Main.
DAY & CO., (E. E. Day) meat market, and dealers in provisions, McCoy block, Main.
Dearborn Lewis E., carpenter and joiner, h Willow.
Default John, laborer, h Meadow.
Delaney Lawrence, carriage maker, h Pine.
Delano Henry E., laborer, h Pleasant.
Dickson James T., owns h Meadow. Dimmock Frank L., teamster, h Union.
Dodge Charles, leather finisher, h High.
Dodge Charles E., (N. Littleton) r 1, farmer 30.
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TOWN OF LITTLETON.
Dodge Clarence, (N. Littleton) r 1, farmer 96.
Dodge Gilman B., upholster, h Pleasant.
Dodge Herbert, (N. Littleton) r 1, laborer.
Dodge Isaac F., r 35, dairy 5 cows, served in 13th N. H. Vols., three years, farmer 128, partly in Lyman.
Dodge Isaac F., 2d, r 38, farmer, with his father, Renaldo.
Dodge Leander H., (N. Littleton) r 1, farmer 15.
DODGE LEVI B., (Waterford, Vt.) r 17, justice of the peace, veterinary surgeon, and farmer 170.
DODGE MARSHALL C., (Waterford, Vt.) r 17, farmer, with his father, Levi B.
Dodge Rinaldo, r 38, farmer 100.
Dodge Simeon, retired blacksmith, h Main.
Donophy Noble, laborer, h 47 Union.
Dooley Frank R., book-keeper with Dow Brothers, bds Cottage.
Dow Amos S., (Waterford, Vt.) r 27, resident, with R. Huntoon, served 2 years in Co. F, 11th Vt. Regt.
DOW ARTHUR F., (Dow Brothers) h 28 Pleasant.
DOW BROTHERS, (A. F. and R. M.) dry goods and general merchandise, 38 Main, also Littleton One Price Dry Goods store, 3 Opera block.
Dow James, (Dow & Fogg) h Pleasant cor Oak.
Dow Luther T., retired capitalist, h 18 Union.
DOW ROBERT M., (Dow Brothers) h Cross.
Dow Samuel H., licensed auctioneer, served in Co. D, 4th Vt. Vols., h Mill. Dow William, laborer, h Granite block.
Dow William K., laborer, bds Clay.
Dow & Fogg, (J. Dow and J. A. Fogg) contractors and builders, planing-mill, wood turning and jig sawing.
Dufault Paul, laborer, h South.
Duffie Peter, laborer, h Mill.
Dunbar Charles E., (Waterford, Vt.) farmer 80, with his father Jacob K.
Dunbar Jacob K., (Waterford, Vt.) r 35, farmer 40, aged 85.
Dunbar Jacob K. Jr., (Waterford, Vt.,) farmer 75.
DUNN E. D. & CO., (C. A. Conant) contractors and builders.
DUNN ELLERY D., (E. D. Dunn & Co.) h 25 Pleasant.
Durell P. E., glove cutter, h Jackson.
Dyke Joseph, r 41, farmer for B. F. McIntire.
EASTMAN C. & C. F., (Cyrus & Charles F.) real estate, &c.
EASTMAN CHARLES F., (C. & C. F. Eastman) retired merchant, h 1 17 Main.
EASTMAN CYRUS COL., retired merchant and owns farm 200, h South.
Eastman John E., farmer for Cyrus Eastman, h South.
Eastman Lewis, r 17, farmer 80.
EASTMAN MARIA, r 27, widow of Arza, resident with her daughter, Mrs. George Bowman.
Eastman Myron B., laborer, h and lot off Cottage.
EATON CHARLES, (Eaton & English) h 8 Pleasant.
EATON HENRY A., (Edson, Bailey & Eaton) h Union. Eaton Mitchell H., h 10 Pleasant, retired farmer, aged 84.
EATON & ENGLISH, (Charles Eaton and Fred H. English) groceries, flour, grain, feed, fruit, crockery and glassware, 60 Main. Edmands Aaron L., r 6 n 7, 12 sheep, farmer IIO.
Edmonds John, off r 6, farmer 200.
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EDSON, BAILEY & EATON, (George A. Edson, James H. Bailey and Henry A. Eaton) " Depot Store," dealers in flour, grain, groceries. hardware, blacksmiths supplies, stoves, hollow and wooden ware, agri- cultural implements, salt, lime, &c.
EDSON GEORGE A., (Edson, Bailey & Eaton) h 67 Union.
ELDRIDGE ERVIN E., (Willowdale) r 41, mechanic.
Elkins Ezra B., cartman, h Clay.
Elkins Harry B., carriage painter for Ranlette & Harris, bds Clay.
ELLEIOTT BENJAMIN F., (North Littleton) r 11, farmer with C. F. 89,
served in Co. E, 14th N. H. V., 18 months, 4 months in Libby prison. Elliott Edgar F., (N. Littleton) r 11, carpenter, owns with B. F., 89 acres.
Elliott John G., (N. Littleton) r 10, dairy 10 cows, sugar orchard 500 trees, farmer 235.
Elliott Sumner, r 43, laborer, h and 2 acres.
Elliott Warren, r 43, laborer.
ELLIOTT WILLIAM R., r 43, farmer 7.
ELM COTTAGE, r 48, Franklin R. Glover, proprietor.
Elmer Sidney A., r 41, farmer for Calhoun & Hildreth.
ENGLISH FRED H., (Eaton & English) h 56 Main.
ENGLISH JOHN W., h Main, farmer 20, sexton Glenwood cemetery.
EUDY WILLIAM, (N. Littleton) r 11 n 1, farmer 100, aged 84.
EUDY WILLIAM D., (N. Littleton) r 11 n 1, farmer with his father William 100.
EUREKA GLOVE MANUF'G CO., Nelson Parker, president; Henry Merrill, sec'y ; Charles Parker, treas., manufrs. buck gloves and mittens, Opera block, 10 Main, owners of 50 acres of land.
Farr Charles A., dry goods, groceries, boots and shoes, Main, h 32 Union. Farr Elanson, r 23, sugar orchard 300 trees, farmer 125.
FARR GEORGE, (Farr & Jarvis) Ist selectman.
Farr Henry H., employee of I. Parker & Co., h 184 Main.
FARR JOHN, lawyer, president Littleton National bank, h 81 Main.
Farr John W., r 19, sugar orchard 1,000 trees, 21 sheep, farmer 200.
FARR NOAH, r 41, milk dealer 27 cows, farmer 225.
Farr Sophronia L., widow of Nelson C., h 17 Pleasant.
FARR THERON A., ass't postmaster, was Capt. Co. G, 5th N. H. Vols., Infantry, h 165 Main.
FARR & JARVIS, (George Farr and John B. Jarvis) props. Oak Hill House.
Fernier Peter, laborer, h Saranac.
FISH ALBERT J., (Willowdale) emp. Littleton Lumber Co.
FISHER AARON D., r 49, sugar orchard 500 trees, farmer 175.
FISHER HENRY J., carriage, house, sign and ornamental painter, Main cor Saranac.
FISHER O. MARTIN, dry goods, gent's furnishings, and fancy goods, 74 Main, h Pleasant.
Fisk Adaline M., (N. Littleton) widow of William, resident, with her son Riland.
Fisk Burr H., (N. Littleton) r 2, farmer, with her brother R. E.
Fisk Henry W., axe grinder, h Pine.
Fisk Riland E., (N. Littleton) r 2, sugar orchard 300 trees, farmer 37.
Fitch Charles H. r 41, dairy 12 cows, farmer 130.
Fitch Elijah, r 26, dairy 6 cows, farmer 150.
Fitch Frank, r 26, farmer, with his father Elijah.
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Fitzgerald Ai, (Fitzgerald & Burnham) h Clay.
Fitzgerald Frank W., stone mason, h Auburn.
Fitzgerald Theodocius D., laborer, 50 Main.
Fitzgerald & Burnham, (Ai Fitzgerald and H. B. Burnham) doors, sash, blinds, moldings and brackets, Mill.
Flanders George, r 41, farmer, with his father Nathaniel.
FLANDERS NATHANIEL, r 41, wool grower, sugar orchard 130 trees, dairy 6 cows, farmer 150.
Flanders Walter P., glove maker, h 15 High. (Died March 6, 1885.)
Flint Elbridge, jeweler, dealer in watches, clocks, sportsman's goods, 16 Main. h 15 South.
French Dexter H., wheelwright, h and lot Jackson.
Fogg Edward O., carpenter, bds Grove.
Fogg John A., (Dow & Fogg) h 8 Grove.
Folsom Wesley D., (Smith & Folsom) bds 2 Union.
Forbes Thomas, ( Willowdale) emp Littleton Lumber Co.
Foss Arthur, laborer, h Union.
FOSTER ALLEN, (Waterford, Vt.) r 31, sugar orchard 600 trees, farmer 200.
Foster Curtis, (Lower Waterford, Vt.) r 14, farmer 18.
Foster Frank, jeweler and watchmaker. 30 Main, h 17 South.
FOSTER FRED, (Lower Waterford, Vt.) r 31, wool grower 30 sheep, sugar orchard 600 trees, farmer 150.
FOSTER LOVINA B., (Lower Waterford, Vt,) r 31, widow of John, resi- dent, with her son, Fred.
Foster William, (Waterford, Vt.) r 31, carpenter.
Frye, Blake & Bowles, (J. S. Frye, William H. Blake, and F. E. Bowles,) meat and provision store.
Frye Joseph S., (Frye. Blake & Bowles) h Main.
FRYE SOLAN A , glove cutter, Eureka Glove Works, h South.
Fulford Fred, (Waterford, Vt.) r 35, farmer 80.
Fuller Albert M., r 35, farmer 65.
Fuller Charles E., (N. Littleton) r 4, farmer, with George W.
Fuller Charles H . (Waterford, Vt.) r 16, leases of L. B. Dodge, h and lot. Fuller Emeline, (Waterford, Vt.) r 19, widow of John, resident.
FULLER GEORGE W., (N. Littleton) farmer 27, served in Co. I, ist N. H. Battery, 18 months.
Fuller Harry, (Waterford, Vt.) r 29, farmer, h near M. Higgins.
Fuller John W .. (Waterford, Vt.) farmer, Clough farm, about 90.
Fuller William B., (Waterford, Vt.) r 16, blacksmith.
FURBER GEORGE C .. editor and prop, of White Mountain Republic, book and job printer, Main, h High.
Galex Jay O., tanner, h Saranac.
Garrande Eli, carpenter, h South.
GARRISON WILLIAM L., manuf. of sleigh and carriage panels, h School .. (Moved to Lisbon.)
Gaskill Augustus C., axe polisher.
GATES EDWARD E., miller, with his father, E. B. GATES EZRA B., miller, h Mill.
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