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Pillsbury William R., (Wentworth) r 27, farmer 80.
Platt James, r 22, boot and shoe maker, farme. 2, and timber land 10. Poor Erving, r 23, farmer.
Poor Mary, r 23, widow of Jesse.
Quint Hosea, r 15, carpenter and joiner, and farmer 4.
Ramsey Dan A., (Wentworth) r 29, farmer 150.
Ramsey George L., r 9, farm laborer.
Ramsey James R., r 20 cor 18, laborer, leases house of J. Chandler.
RENEAU GEORGE H., r 19, carpenter and builder, prop. saw and planing- mill, manuf. of coarse lumber, shingles, and chair stock, dealer in lumber, also owns of timber land Too.
RISLEY LEWIS E., r 13 cor 16, justice of the peace, secretary of Pier- mont Fire Insurance Co., dealer in foreign and domestic marble and granite, manuf. of marble and granite monuments, headstones, &c., and farmer 150.
Robie Freeman A., r 8, farmer 150.
Robie James M., r 15, farmer.
ROBIE LYMAN M., r 24, 3d selectman, director Piermont Fire Insurance Co., breeder of Spanish Merino sheep and St. Lawrence horses, prop. stock horse "Prince," dealer in real estate, cattle, sheep, &c., and far- mer 525.
Robinson Charles, r 13, farmer about 275.
Robshaw Jonathan, (Haverhill) r 3, farmer, leases of Hiram M. Bowen 75.
Rodimon Amos B., r 8, farmer 150.
Rodimon Charles H., r 8, farmer, son of Amos B.
Rodimon Rodney M., r 16, sawyer, and manuf. of butter tubs, and farmer 160.
ROGERS ALBERT, r 12, justice of the peace, and farmer 200.
Runnells Arthur, r 15, retired farmer.
Simpson Edward C., r 15, carpenter and joiner.
Simpson George T .. r 15, farmer with William C. 100.
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TOWN OF PIERMONT.
SIMPSON WILLIAM C., r 15, carpenter and joiner, and farmer with Geo. T. 100.
Smith Anson, (Haverhill) r 4, farmer about 100.
Smith Anson C., r 17, laborer.
Smith George H., r 6, farmer about 200.
Spaulding John, r 16, carpenter and joiner.
Spencer Nehemiah, r 23, mason, and farmer.
Stanley George W., r 15, laborer.
Stanley Herbert S., r 6, farmer 65, and timber land 100.
Stanley Jonathan, r 6, farmer about 200.
Stetson Daniel N., r 17, farmer 53.
Stetson Frank H., r 17, butcher, h and lot.
Stevens Betsey A., (Haverhill) r 1, resident.
Stevens Charles L., (Haverhill) r 1, farmer 40.
Stevens Frank S., r 23, laborer.
STEVENS GEORGE H., (Haverhill) r 2, farmer 140.
Stevens Martha L., r 13, widow of Charles S., farmer 140.
Stone Frank, (Haverhill) r 2, farmer, leases of Leverett Stevens, of Spring- field, Mass.
Tarbox John F., off r 17, farmer about 100.
TOWLE ANDREW J., (Haverhill) r 1, farmer about 25.
Towle Frank B., r 13, farmer 600.
UNDERHILL EDWARD, 24, breeder of Spanish Merino sheep, reg., and farmer 50.
Underhill Francis M., r 28, farmer 140.
UNDERHILL HORACE P., r 10, wool grower 100 sheep, sugar orchard 300 trees, and farmer 125.
Underhill Sophronia, r 15 cor 23, widow of Simeon.
Veasy John W., r 6, laborer.
Virgin Reed S., r 15, farmer 20.
Wallace James H., (Wentworth) r 5, blacksmith.
Waterman Thomas, off r 15, resident.
Webster Charles, r 18, farmer about 50.
Webster Earl N., (Bradford, Vt.) r 12, farmer, son of I. N.
WEBSTER ISRAEL N., (Bradford, Vt.) r 12, harnessmaker, breeder grade Jersey cattle, and farmer 30.
WEEKS ABEL M., r 15. dealer in dry goods, groceries, boots and shoes, crockery, drugs, medicines, flour, meal, feed, etc.
Westgate Elzi W., r 25, farmer.
Westgate Eri K., r 25, farmer 248.
Wilkinson Wesley J., r 23, pastor of Methodist church.
WOOD GEORGE, r 12, farmer 16, served in Co. G, 27th Iowa Vols. Worthen Alvin, r 15, farmer 7.
Worthen Frank F., r 13, farmer 220, leases of J. A. Worthen, of Bradford. Vt. WRIGHT XIMENUS P., (Wentworth) r 29, cider manuf., sugar orchard
500 trees, farmer 200, and of pasture land 100.
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TOWN OF PLYMOUTH.
PLYMOUTH.
( For explanations, etc., see page 3, part second. )
(Postoffice address is Plymouth, unless otherwise designated in parenthesis. )
Abbott John H., prop. of saloon and barber shop, bds with Mrs. Geo. Ord -- way, Bridge.
Adams Cordelia B., r 16, widow of John, farmer 115.
ADAMS EDGAR A., tanner of glove stock, resident Highland, soldier in Co. A, 6th N. H. Vols., 3 years. (Died Nov. 8, 1885.)
ADAMS FLORA M., teacher, daughter of E. A.
Adams George F., fariner, with his father, William H.
Adams George H., (Burleigh & Adams) h Merrill.
Adams Thomas J., (W. Plymouth) farmer 80.
Adamns W. Fred, head waiter at the Pemigewasset.
Adams William H., carpenter and builder, farmer 100, Highland.
Alexander William, laborer, lives S. Main.
Ames William J., r 26, farmer.
Angell Bradford W., manager of the Pemigewasset.
ARMSTRONG GILBERT S., salesman for Webster, Russell & Co., h Highland.
Armstrong Nettie M., school teacher, daughter of Gilbert S.
Arris Henry S., barber and hair dresser, rooms at Pemigewasset, bds at Lit- tle's hotel.
Avery Albert F., laborer, bds Highland.
Avery Amasa W., jeweler, tanner of glove stock, manuf. of Plymouth buck gloves, tannery Avery st., jewelry store Main, h Highland.
Avery Farley G., glove cutter for F. Rollins, h and lot Pleasant.
Avery George W., carpenter, h and lot Merrill
Avery Jasper E., retired farmer, h Mill.
Avery Roland A., molder, and laborer, h Mill.
Bacon Fred H., r 19, painter, bds with F. J. Jenness.
BAILEY GEORGE E., (W. Plymouth) r 15, farmer 100.
BAILEY TIMOTHY E., chief of police, carpenter and joiner, h Bayley,
soldier in Co. H, 14th Regt. N. H. Vols. 3 years, was at battles of Winchester and Cedar Creek.
Barnard Andrew J. C., commercial traveler, h Highland.
Barnard Rosa B., dressmaker, h Highland.
BARNARD WESLEY G., dealer in pork, lard, ham, sausage, tripe, mutton, vegetables, fruits, &c., hides, pelts, and calf skins, Main, h Highland.
Barrett Hamilton J., (W. Plymouth) r 9, farmer 12.
Barrows Minerva E., widow of Lorenzo D., h and lot, S. Main.
BARTLETT DAVID R., r 11 cor 12, 300 apple trees, 1,000 sugar trees, farmer 175.
Bass Van N., dealer in books, fruits, confectionary, stationery, newspapers,
and Yankee notions, public telephone office, Postoffice row, S. Main. 4. BATCHELDER FOSTER S., manuf. of carriages of all styles, repairing done at short notice, carriage painting done in an artistic manner, also- job work, N. Main, h and lot Merrill.
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TOWN OF PLYMOUTH.
BATCHELDER FRANK E., (Foster & Batchelder) carriage painter, resides with his father F. S.
BATCHELDER FRED A., carriage maker, emp of F. S. Batchelder, N. Main.
Batchelder Huldah P., widow of Clark G., Main street.
BATCHELDER LIZZIE P., dressmaker, Mason & Weeks block, boards with her father, Foster S.
Bayley George C., salesman with B. F. St. Clair & Co., resides with his father, Bayley street.
Bayley Lizzie A., dressmaker, with Mrs. A. A. Harran, daughter of Timothy. Bayley Willie, emp of J. W. Piper, bds do.
Beede George A., r 4, laborer.
Beede Susan A., dressmaker, Tufts block. h do.
BELL GRANVILLE S., (W. Plymouth) r 15 cor 16, farmer 200.
BENNETT WILLIAM E., pastor M. E. church, parsonage Highland.
Berry George W., stone cutter, Main.
Berry Hiram O., farmer 5, Highland.
BERRY JOHN C., stone cutter and stone mason, residence, Langdon.
PITTS FREDERICK W., pastor First Universalist church, residence Rus- sell.
Bishop Hiram D., blacksmith shop, east end of the bridge, h and lot Merrill.
Bishop Willie D., blacksmith, with his father, Hiram D.
Blaisdell Anna A., (Mrs. W. D.) deputy postmaster.
Blaisdell Walter D., postmaster, h Russell.
Blake Francis F., r 7, works farm of A. M. Kilder, of N Y., farmer 300, and pasture 200.
Blake Horace, r 6, farmer, owns with O. C. Foss, of Plymouth, 100.
BLODGETT CARRIE M., (W. Plymouth) r 14, (Mrs. W. D.) h and lot, farm 12.
BLODGETT EFFIE E., student of Tilton seminary, class of '85, resides with his father. Elbridge G.
BLODGETT ELBRIDGE G., glove cutter, h and lot Mill.
Blodgett Elmer J., emp Grafton County Journal, h Pleasant.
BLODGETT FRANK E., (Blodgett & Keniston) bds Summer.
Blodgett Fred R., r 7, farmer 4, and mountain land 75.
Blodgett Melissa, widow of Noah, Pleasant.
BLODGETT SARAH G., (Mrs. Elbridge G.) h Langdon.
BLODGETT WILLIAM D., (W. Plymouth) r 15, sugar orchard 300 trees, apple orchard 300 trees, farmer 75, mountain land 125.
BLODGETT & KENISTON, (Frank E. Blodgett and Davis B. Keniston) successors to L, M. Howe, dealers in men's and boys' clothing, hats and caps, boots and shoes, satchels, &c., N. Main.
Blythe Lottie A., dress and cloak maker, bds with Chase Calley, Summer.
BOARDMAN AMERICUS P., (W. Plymouth) laborer, bds with R. G. Stearns
Bodreau Lewis, r 5, soap manuf.
Boudet Noel, (W. Plymouth) brick maker, resides with C. Spaulding.
Bowles Charles H., lumber dealer with N. H. Weeks, res Highland ave.
Bowles George H., law student, with Burleigh & Adams, resides with his father, Charles H.
Boynton John M., locomotive engineer, owns with George, of Boston, h and lot Winter.
Boynton Ruth C., widow of John, Winter.
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TOWN OF PLYMOUTH.
Brackett William R., general baggage agent B. & L. R. R., bds Russell. BRAINARD JAMES S., tanner of glove stock, h cor Summer and School. BRAINARD JULIA L. MRS., dressmaker, cor School and Summer. Braley George W., laborer, Thurlow.
Brock Leonard, laborer, h and lot Mill, soldier in Co. C, 4th Mass. Vols. Brown Cyrus H., stationary engineer, Mill.
Brown Daniel M .. janitor State Normal school, h Highland ave.
BROWN GEORGE A., carpenter and builder, h Mill.
Brown Hannibal H., stationery engineer, lives Railroad.
Brown Ira P., baggage master P. V. Railroad, lives with his father, C. H. Brown John Y., r 24, farmer.
BROWN MANSON S., r 22, senator 1885 and 1886, 8 cows, 25 head young stock, 50 Southdown sheep, farmer 1,000.
BROWN SIDNEY A., manuf. carriages, wagons, and sleighs, blacksmithing, general repair shop, S. Main, resides with Samuel Currier, Glove Hollow. (Removed to Amesbury, Mass.)
Bruce Alonzo K., r 12, farm laborer, resides with B. F. Ellis.
Buchannan John, r 2, laborer, h and lot.
Burleigh Alvin, (Burleigh & Adams) lawyer, soldier in Co. B, 15th Regt. N. H. Vols., res. Weeks st.
Burleigh & Adams, (Alvin Burleigh and George H. Adams) attorneys at law, and general insurance, office over Pemigewasset National bank.
Burns Robert, physician and surgeon, Highland, h do.
Burns William A., civil engineer and surveyor, h and lot Russell.
Burtt Fred, (Ashland) r 22, glove maker, and farmer 25.
Buswell William H. H., laborer, leases of James Howe, on Hawthorne st.
Caldon Edith F., dressmaker, S. Main.
Caldon George E., r 4, carpenter and builder, and farmer.
Caldon Sarah Ann, widow of Thomas, h S. Main.
Caleff George W., r 5, farm laborer, N. Main.
CALLEY CHASE W., tanner of glove stock, manuf. of Plymouth buck gloves, Summer, tannery Mill.
CALLEY EPES J., sec'y Pemigewasset Relief Association, law student with C. A. Jewell, son of Chase W.
Calley Frank C., glove cutter with F. H. Rollins, bds with his father C. W., Summer.
CAMPBELL JOSEPH D., merchant tailor, and dealer in gent's furnishing goods, Tuft's block, opp. Pemigewasset House.
Carter Augusta S., milliner, with Mrs. W. M. Pressey, bds do.
CHANDLER JOHN, r 19, stone mason, carpenter, farmer 22, soldier in Co. F. 2d N. H. Vols.
Chandler Minnie F., school teacher, daughter of John.
Chapman Henry E., laborer, lives S. Main.
Chase Albert S., r 5, carpenter and joiner.
Chase Elizabeth H., widow of John C., h cor Winter and Pleasant.
Chase Heber L., r 5, emp. E. B. Dearborn, farmer.
Chase Hanson S., summer boarding house, dealer in lumber and bark, h and lot Russell.
Chase Irving H., (W. G. & I. H. Chase) lumber manuf., bds Russell.
Chase Mary E., tailoress, Hawthorne.
Chase Royal A., steward Pemigewasset House.
Chase Warren G., (W. G. & I. H. Chase) meat market, Postoffice Row, lives- S. Main.
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TOWN OF PLYMOUTH.
Chase Warren G. & Irving H., proprs. saw-mill, manufs. of lumber, clap- boards, lath, dimension timber, mill at West Campton.
Chase William, (W. Plymouth) r 9, farmer 25.
Clark Calvin, r 3, dairy 15 cows, 10 head stock, 40 sheep, framer 300.
Clark Everett C., r 3, farmer, son of Calvin.
Clark George A., farmer 100, pasture land 125.
CLARK HELEN M., r 7, resides with her mother, Margaret C.
Clark Hiram, salesman for Plummer Fox, h and lot Highland.
Clark Jason, farmer 10, N. Main.
Clark John C., r 7, with his mother, Margaret.
Clark Margaret, r 7, widow of Thomas, farmer 400.
CLARK MARTHA M., r 7, resides with her mother, Margaret.
Clark Myron J., r 3. farmer.
Clay Herman W., r 27, farmer.
Clifford James B., r 5, farm laborer.
Clifford Sarah, widow of Patchen.
Clifford Wallace C., stone mason, h N. Main.
COBB WILLIAM A., register of deeds, cashier Boston, Lowell, & Mon -- treal Railroad, and is supt., clerk B. & G. R. R., White Mountain divi- sion, h and lot, Highland ave., cor School.
COBURN BREWSTER G., r 21, dresser of glove stock, glove manuf. prop. of pool and billiard room, dealer in smoker's goods, Hoodge block, cor Main and Highland, farmer 50.
Coffee Jerry J., machinist, son of Edward.
Coffin Charles S., clerk, son of Henry G.
Coffin Henry G., formerly farmer, h and lot Langdon.
Coffey Edward, porter in the Pemigewasset for the last 21 years, h and 4 acres, Thurlow.
Coffey William W., baggage master Boston & Lowell R. R., resides with his father, Edward.
Colburn Leonard, sexton Congregational church.
COLBY GEORGE H., station agent White Mountain division of B. & L.
R. R., h and lot, Railroad square, Capt. Russell Rifles, Co. E, 3d Regt., N. H. National Guards.
Colby Martha E., nurse and glove maker.
Condon Morris, section boss B. & L. R. R., Langdon.
COOK ALFRED, r 4, dairy 12 grade Jersey cows, 12 head young cattle,. State agent for Clark's hay elevator and carrier, apple orchard 150 trees, farmer 200.
Cook Charles A., r 4, farmer, with his father Alfred.
COOK GEORGE P., r 3, selectman, 5 cows, farmer 100, and with Mrs. A. W., in Campton, 150.
Cook Herbert M., r 4, with his father Alfred.
Cooper Uriah D., emp " Democrat" printing office, resides Highland.
COPELAND OSMON B., cashier Pemigewasset Bank, money loaned on western farm and city mortgages, at 7 and 8 per cent. h School.
Corliss Cyrus, farmer, with M. Merrill, Highland.
CORLISS GEORGE H., carpenter and builder, h Highland.
Corliss James, r 2, farmer, with his father, Kimball.
Corliss Kimball C., r 2, farmer.
Cox Elwin G., tinsmith, emp. Flanders & Gould, bds with W. G. Flanders. Crawford Cephas R., photographer, outside views a specialty, h Langdon.
Crawford Prentice H., dealer in lumber, doors, sash and blinds, builders"
hardware, weather strips, prop. of Crawford block, h N. Main.
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Crockett Sanborn, laborer, Pleasant.
Cross Joseph A., clothing store, Burrows building, Main.
Cummings George H., laborer, bds N Main.
CUMMINGS HENRY, cooper, h and lot Cooper.
Cummings James A., (W. Plymouth) farmer 45.
CURRIER DANIEL H., r 20, selectman, justice of peace 10 years, overseer poor, formerly manuf. of glove stock, and farmer 100.
Currier Dean S., r 20, clerk for J. F. Draper & Co., son of Daniel H.
Currier Eddy G., student, son of H. C.
CURRIER HATTIE M., glove maker.
Currier Henry C., formerly manuf. of gloves, farmer 12.
CURRIER JAMES, farmer 40.
Currier Perley S., manuf. of gloves.
Currier Samuel, r 20, farmer 250.
Currier Wilbur F., plumber. works in water works, h Cooper.
Cutter Charles H., baggage master Plymouth station, White Mountain div. B. & L. R. R., farmer 30, Grove.
CUTTER JOHN T., prop. billiard and pool rooms, bottler and dealer in Pfaff's celebrated lager, Jone's ale on draught, also cigars and tobacco, N. Main, h Cutter block.
Dame Charles R., emp Webster, Russell & Co., bds Russell.
Davis Bliss, retired farmer 78.
Davis Edwin J., night watchman Pemigewasset House, resides Pleasant.
Davis Orrin B., farmer 100.
Davis William R., dealer in oysters and fish, h N. Main.
Dearborn Candace S., widow of Samuel, h and lot.
Dearborn Charlotte E., teacher, daughter of Samuel.
Dearborn Elizabeth G., widow of Benjamin B., h S. Main.
DEARBORN ERASTUS B., dresser of glove stock, h Highland.
Dearborn George, r 7, cooper, and farmer 15, aged 77 years.
Dearborn Gill F., tanner of glove stock at Livermore Falls, h N. Main. DEARBORN. JOHN P., farm laborer, son of Samuel.
Dearborn Maria M., widow of D. Y., h Highland.
DODGE MARY A., widow of Joseph A., residence Gothic cottage, S. Main.
Donovan Daniel P., salesman with Blodgett & Keniston, bds Summer.
Donovan Patrick, r 2, farmer.
Dorrity Cornelius, laborer, h Winter.
Downing Henry H., r 5, farmer.
Downing Nelson, r 27 cor 18, farmer 100.
Drake Emeline D., widow of John A., h S. Main.
Draper Alvah M., formerly glove maker, works in meat market, Bristol, h Langdon st.
Draper Emma, r 21, widow of N. F., h and lot, Glove Hollow.
Draper Eugene C., carpenter and builder.
Draper Jason F., r 21, (Draper & Mainard) manuf. of glove stock, and Plymouth buck gloves, tannery and glove works at Ashland, h and lot Glove Hollow.
Draper Lemuel L., formerly glove maker, h and lot Highland.
Draper Leslie B., student, Plymouth high school.
DRAPER OTIS W., r 17, dairy 10 grade Jersey cows, milk dealer, and far- mer 60.
Draper William A., r 17, 10 head young stock, 10 sheep, sugar orchard 300 trees, farmer 150.
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Dunton Alonzo E., laborer, Main.
Dustin James, r 3, farmer-100.
Dyke Taylor, shoemaker, bds with Fred Miller.
Eastman A. Edward, conductor B. & L. R. R., bds with his mother, Mrs. Wilbur C. Stearns, Winter.
Eastman Aaron, r 5, dresser of glove stock.
Eastman Aaron S., r 5, (Eastman Bros.)
EASTMAN ALONZO, carpenter and builder, N. Main.
Eastman Katie G., school teacher, bds with her mother, Mrs. W. C. Stearns. Eastman Nathaniel, r 19, dresser glove stock.
Eastman Simeon L., stone cutter and stone mason, soldier in Co. A, 15th Regt., N. H. Vols., in Co. E, 18th N. H. Vols., lives with Alonzo.
Eaton Ellen F., widow of Dr. M. E., h Highland.
Edmonds George C., express messenger, B. & L. R. R., resides with his father, George E.
EDMONDS GEORGE E., glove maker, and traveling salesman, soldier in Co. E, Ist Heavy Artillery, N. H. Vols., h N. Main.
Edmonds William J., express agent, B. & L. R. R., resides with his father, Geo. E.
Elliott George A., sewing machine agent, Merrill.
Elliott George N., carriage maker, emp F. S. Batchelder, bds do.
Ellis Betsey B., r 12, widow of Isaac, daughter of Ichabod, born in 1818, farm 50.
ELLIS BENJAMIN F., r 12, watchmaker and jeweler, farmer 20.
Ellis Gilman F., r 12, painter, lives with his father, Benj F.
EMERSON IRA S., dresser of glove stock, resides on old Ward homestead, Highland street.
Emerson Mary L., dressmaker, daughter of Ira S.
EMERSON THOMAS I., carpenter and builder, lives with Ira S.
Emmons Marcus L., h Main.
Evans Freeman L., r 25, brick mason.
Farmer Arthur, r 5, emp Dearborn Bros.
Farmer Charles M., r 12, leases of Chas. Daine, of Boston, 60.
FARNHAM JOHN N., marble worker, and dealer in monuments, grave- stones, mantles, marble shelves, etc., opp. Town Hall, h Summit.
Farnum Hiram B., locomotive engineer B. & L. R. R., residence cor Mill and Thurlow.
FELLOWS CHAUNCEY A., deputy sheriff, justice of the peace, and col- lecting agent, h and lot, Pleasant.
FERRIN JOHN S., farm laborer, h and lot Highland.
Ferrin Jonathan, r 22, retired farmer 5, aged 85.
FERRIN MOSES A., justice of the peace, deputy sheriff, h cor Merrill and Davis.
FIELD IMOGENE, widow of Lawrence, manuf. hair goods, farm 80. Flanders Daniel B., laborer, lives Main.
Flanders Eliza A., prop. boarding and day school, Keniston homestead.
FLANDERS WILLIAM G., tinsmith, emp C. J. Gould, and prop. of Ply- mouth and Ashland skating rinks, h Langdon street.
FLETCHER JOHN G., tanner of stock, and manuf. Plymouth buck gloves and mittens, makes 350 dozen pairs yearly, h and lot Highland.
Fletcher Orrin W., (W. Plymouth) r 13, farmer.
Fletcher Samuel G., farmer in Bridgewater 145, residence Highland, aged 8 [. Fletcher Samuel P., (W. Plymouth) farmer 100.
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TOWN OF PLYMOUTH.
FOGG FRANK M., r 17, dairy 5 Devon cows, sugar orchard 500 trees, far- mer 100.
Fogg James M., r 17, farmer, with his son Frank M.
FOSS OSMOND C., boarding house, Russell.
Foster Carrie I., compositor Journal office.
Foster Jane M., widow of Samuel, h Grove.
Fox Plummer, selectman, general merchant, and agent for Pacific guano, mowing machines and fixtures.
French Mary J., widow of Josiah L., tailoress, S. Main.
French Willis E., traveling salesman for J. F. Draper & Co., Ashland, h N. Main.
GARLAND GEORGE W., teamster, farmer 6, and in Campton 100.
GARLAND WILLIAM R., medical student, with Dr. H. Palmer, also of Dartmouth medical college, class 1885.
Gault Lewis W., r 20, railroad trackman leases h of C. G. Batchelder.
GEORGE CHARLES W., r 7, farmer 150, pasture and wood land 250.
GEORGE FRED N., glove maker, with his father, Henry S., h Main
GEORGE HENRY S., manuf. Plymouth buck gloves, also dresser of stock, h and lot Main, tannery off High.
GEORGE LOUISA A., r 7, widow of Washington, resides with her son C.W. GEORGE LOUISA V., r 7, school teacher, lives on homestead.
Gibson William W., farmer 100.
Gilford Frank W., carpenter, and glove manuf., h and lot Highland.
Gilison David W., r 9, dealer in live stock.
GILL JOHN H., potter, farmer 40.
Gillette -, r 2, section supt. White Mountain div. B. & L. R. R.
Gillman Susan T., widow of Pliny I., h and lot N. Main.
Gillman Willie H., news agent on B. & L. R. R., resides with his mother,. Mrs. Susan T.
GITCHELL EMERSON O., stone mason, S. Main.
Glynn David, glove maker, and farmer 30, soldier in Co. A. 6th N. H. Vols. GLYNN MARTHA KENISTON, r 20, daughter of William and Mary (Baker) Keniston, and wife of Thomas F. Glynn.
GLYNN THOMAS F., r 20, formerly glove manuf., farmer 35, timber land r50.
GOODHUE SUMNER A., shoemaker, N. Main, soldier in Co. C, Ist Mass. Vols., wounded on Malvern Hill.
Goold Benjamin F., retired farmer, h and lot.
Gordon Hiram H., carpenter and builder, h and lot Langdon.
Gore George W., mason and builder, h and lot Highland.
GOULD CHARLES J., manuf. and dealer in stoves, tin ware, hollow ware, kitchen furnishing goods, &c., Morton block, Main, h S. Main.
GOULD MARIA E., r 17, farmer 45.
Gove Edgar H., r 24, real estate agent, and farmer 100.
Gove George W., r 24, farmer, son of Edgar H.
GRAFTON COUNTY DEMOCRAT, The Democrat Publishing Co., M. W. Hazletine, business manager.
GRAFTON COUNTY JOURNAL, W. A. Roberts, publisher.
GRANT LEWIS P., emp B. & L. R. R., Cooper.
GRANT MARIAM F., daughter of Benjamin H. and Sarah M. Smith.
GREEN ELIZABETH A. H. Miss, teacher, daughter of Ephraim and Sarah B. French, h Bridge.
Green George, fireman B. & L. R. R., lives over H. D. Smith's glove shop ..
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TOWN OF PLYMOUTH.
Greenleaf Edwin B., teamster, h and lot Merrill.
Hall Elliott B., r 27, farmer.
HALLENBECK DAVID H., surgeon dentist, office Mason & Week's block, opp Town Hall, h S. Main.
Hanaford Lucian S., r 23, 5 houses, and farmer 85.
Haney Herman H., r 19, laborer, lives with Frank J. Jenness.
Hardy Abram, r 2, farmer 7.
HARRAN ADDIE A., milliner, dealer in millinery and fancy goods, dress- making, Mason & Week's block.
Harran Frank, teamster for Webster, Russell & Co., N. Main.
Harran Frank E., painter and paper hanger.
HARRIMAN CAROLINE S., r 1, (Mrs. William Harriman.)
Harriman David E., r 1, farmer.
HARRIMAN WILLIAM, r 1, 600 sugar trees, farmer 240.
Harris George H., painter and paper hanger, Highland.
Harris George H. Jr., glove maker for H. D. Smith, residence Highland.
HARRISON ESTHER C., widow of James, residence on Enoch Ward's home farm 60.
Hart James M., carpenter, h Russell.
Harvey Austin G., emp B. & L. R. R .. h S. Main.
HARVEY WILLIAM C., r 7, farmer 20.
Hawkins Cortz C., express messenger B. & L. R. R., h and lot cor School and Highland ave.
Hayward Libbens E., ticket agent B. & L. R. R., h Pleasant.
Hazelton Arthur S., law student, son of C. W.
HAZELTINE MIRON W., editor and publisher Grafton County Democrat, Main, h Langdon.
Heath Alma A., millinery aud fancy goods, stationary, &c., Tuft's block, h do.
Heath Harry S., photographer, rooms Postoffice Row, bds with H. S. Chase. Heath Mary E., widow of Samuel C., h Tuft's block.
Hill Lewis S., shoemaker, h Thurlow.
Hobart Hiram, r 4, farmer 4.
Hobart William C., glove cutter for Plymouth glove works, h Highland. Hobbs Allen E., r 2, farmer 80.
Holmes George, r 18, physician and surgeon, farmer 7.
Holmes James B., r 5, apple orchard 400 trees, farmer 175.
Horner John S., farmer, with Smith Rowe.
Horner William L., laborer, h Highland.
HOUSTON GILMORE, harnessmaker, worked in Plymouth at the harness business for 60 years, run shop on his own account 51 years, born in Thornton in 1807.
Howe Lucius M., coal dealer, formerly merchant 30 years, h and store Main. Howland Lucretia, glove maker.
Huckins Enos, eclectic physician and surgeon, I Pearl, h do.
Huckins Isaac, r 12, carpenter and joiner, farmer 100.
Huckins John S., teaming and jobbing, h Russell.
HUCKINS JOSEPH P., general insurance agent, manager of Plymouth Glove Works, wholesale and retail dealer in parlor and chamber furniture,
chairs, curtains, &c., also wholesale and retail coal dealer, furniture store Crawford block, coal office and glove works Week's block, h Winter.
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