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Huckins Lucy A., r 12, dressmaker, bds with her father, Isaac. Hull Arthur C., son of William G.
HULL LUCY M., widow of Luther C., Highland ave.
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TOWN OF PLYMOUTH.
HULL LUTHER C., watchmaker and jeweler, h Highland ave. (Died July 28, 1885.)
HULL WILLIAM G., agent Grafton County Lumber Co., at Livermore, N. H., h and lot, cor of Russell and Webster.
Hunkins Charles, r 24, farmer.
Hunkins Jennie R., milliner, with Alma A. Heath, resides with M. E. Heath. Hutchins Mary E., (Mrs. Geo. K.) Mill.
Jenness Charles H., r 21, carpenter and joiner, h and lot.
JENNESS FRANK J., r 19, carpenter and builder, soldier in Co. I, 12th N. H. Regt. about 32 years, was at the battles of Cold Harbor, Gettys- burg, and many others.
JEWELL CHARLES A., attorney and counselor at law, president of Pemi- gewasset Mutual Relief Association, trustee, sec'y and treasurer State Normal School, h Pearl, office Tufts block,
Kase Nathaniel, laborer, and shoemaker, h and lot Pleasant.
Keeble James, truckman, job teaming, Keeble.
Kelley Cyrus H , physician and surgeon, Summer, h do.
Keniston Cyrus, formerly general merchant, h and lot S. Main.
KENISTON DAVIS B., (Blodgett & Keniston) 10 Jersey cows, 30 head of young stock, farmer in Campton 325. h Highland ave.
KENISTON JOHN, teacher of music, and surveyor, h and lot S. Main.
Kent David A., painter and paper hanger, Highland.
KENT HORATIO J., carriage, sign and ornamental painter, dealer in
paints, oils, varnishes, etc., rear of Crawford block, h cor Landon and Highland.
Kidder Arthur W., (E. Hebron) r 30, farmer, with his mother, Jane M.
Kidder Herbert J., (E. Hebron) r 30, farmer with his mother, Jane M., owns with Willis 200.
Kidder Jane M., (E. Hebron) r 30, widow of Benjamin, farm 200.
Kidder Willis, (E. Hebron) r 30, farmer with his mother, Jane M., owns with Herbert J. 200.
Kimball Lydia K., widow of Job E., h cor Russell and Pleasant.
Kimball Stephen S., (W. Plymouth) r 15, farmer 40.
Kimball William R., locomotive engineer White Mountain division B. &. L. R. R., h and lot, Russell.
King Benjamin T., formerly in livery business, lives Russell.
Knowles Artemas P., laborer, N. Main.
Knowles Daniel C., Methodist clergyman, h South.
Laflower Joseph, blacksmith, emp W. E. Tenney, h Bridge.
Langdon Fanny E., student, High school, daughter of the late John G.
LANGDON HELEN M., widow of John G., h and lot Russell.
LANGDON JAMES F., formerly stage and express business, aged 81, h and lot Russell.
LANGDON JAMES G., student Mass. Institute Technology, at Boston, resides with his mother, Mrs. J. G.
LANGDON WOODBURY F., supt. water works, and gardener, h Langdon. Lawson John, watchman B. & L. R. R.
Leavitt Chase P., emp B. & L. R. R.
LEBARRON JANE, r 26, (Mrs. Robinson LeBarron.)
LEBARRON ROBINSON, r 26, 6 grade Jersey cows, apple orchard 200 trees, farmer 200, served in Co. E, 8th Vt. Vols., 4 years.
Leverett Catharine R., widow of William, h and lot Summer.
Levitt Benjamin, (W. Plymouth) r 9, laborer.
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Lewis Calvin A., r 7, stone mason, and farmer, h and lot.
LITTLE GEORGE W., prop. Little Hotel and livery, leader Little Cornet band, N. Main.
LITTLE HOTEL, G. W. Little, prop., N. Main.
Lougee Frank C., time-keeper and accountant B. & L. R. R., at Lake village, h Winter.
Lougee Henry H., house painter and grainer, paper hanger, h Pleasant.
Lowd Mary E., tailoress, h and lot Bridge.
Lufkin Daniel M., r 16, carpenter, and farmer 50.
Lyford Albert, formerly farmer, h and lot Summer.
MARDEN CHARLES H., resident, Winter.
MARDEN HARRISON B., formerly stage business, h Winter.
Marsh Gilman, (W. Plymouth) r 10, carpenter and joiner, farmer.
Marshall William H., formerly tanner, h Russell.
Martin George W., r 24, farmer 150.
Martin John S., r 24, sugar orchard 200 trees, apple orchard 400 trees, 12 head cattle, 20 sheep, farmer 150.
Mason Harry, salesman with Mason, Weeks & Co., lives with his father, John. Mason Lavina, N. Main.
MASON JOHN, dealer in dry-goods, drugs and fancy goods, boots and shoes, crockery, glassware, groceries, flour, meal, feed, etc., Mason & Weeks block, N. Main, h do.
Masten Lavina, widow of Oliver, h and lot.
McClure Andrew J., dairy 6 cows, milk dealer, and farmer 70.
McClure Viola Estelle, student at Normal school, class '85, daughter of Andrew J.
McDaniel William W., r 12, farmer 90.
McDole John T., stationary engineer, carpenter and joiner, h and lot, Lang- don.
McIntosh Albert, (W. Plymoth) farmer 60.
McLeod William, laborer, N. Main.
McMurphy Alexander, r 22, h and 4 acres.
McMurphy Daniel, laborer, lives with James Currier.
McQuesten Ella C., widow of George, Highland.
McQuesten Henry H., watchmaker and jeweler with A. W. Avery, h Cook place.
Melligen Samuel, farmer, h and lot, Langdon.
Melvin Guy C., r 14, mail carrier Plymouth to W. Plymouth, son of Noah D. MELVIN NOAH D., (W. Plymouth) r 12, manuf. and dealer in Melvin's proprietary medicines, bitters, Immediate Relief liniment, cough drops, balm, plasters, extracts, etc., sugar orchard 400 trees, apple orchard 100 trees, farmer 75.
Merrill Alvah M., carpenter and builder, h Pleasant.
MERRILL BENJAMIN P., dental surgeon, office in Russell's block opp Pemigewasset House, resides S. Main.
MERRILL EDGAR, r 4, apple orchard 400 trees, breeder and dealer in pure. Jersey cattle and Smuggler horses, farmer 65, and occupies farm of Moody Merrill 150.
MERRILL EZEKIEL E., r 4, 6 grade Jersey cows, farmer 115.
Merrill George W., lumber dealer, h cor Pleasant and Langdon.
MERRILL HIRAM W., carpenter and bridge builder, shop in Mill street, h off S. Main.
MERRILL JOHN E., r 4, farmer with his father, Ezekiel E.
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MERRILL M. EMMA, graduate Normal school 1872 and'74, teacher, lives with her father H. W. Merrill.
MERRILL MARTIN, carpenter and builder, farmer 45, Highland.
Micklen Joseph, r 20, emp B. & L. R. R.
Micklan Peter, sawyer for W. R. Park.
Miller Fred, stationary engineer for W. R. Park, N. Main.
Miller Fred, Jr., emp of W. R. Park, N. Main.
Miller George W., emp W. R. Park.
Milligan Charles, butcher, with W. G. Chase.
Milligan Lottie A., dressmaker and milliner, with Mrs. A. A. Harran, resides with her father, Langdon st.
Mitchell Brooks M., r 20 glove cutter, and farmer 20.
Mitchell Edson R., emp B. & L. R. R., S. Main.
Mitchell G. C., son of Robert.
Mitchell Joseph L., r 12, farmer 50.
Mitchell Robert W., farmer 20.
Morrison George H., blacksmith, shop Highland, h Main.
Morrisan Henry H., blacksmith, with his son Geo. H.
Morrison Mortimer, laborer, N. Main,
MORSE ALONZO F., trackman B. & L. R. R., h and lot, N. Main. Morse Carl M., speculator, bds Summer.
Morse Elbridge Gerry, (W. Plymouth) off r 16, sugar orchard 500 trees, apple orchard 100 trees, farmer 150, mountain land 75.
Morse Samuel M., (W. Plymouth) r 16, sugar orchard 300 trees, apple orch- ard 150 trees, farmer 100, wood lot 100.
Morton Frank, section foreman B. & L. R. R., h Merrill.
Moulton Ethan A., r 18, farmer 100.
Mudgett Ambrose H .. soldier in Co. E, 12th Regt., N. H. Vols., h and 2 acres, and in Bridgewater 15.
Mudgett John H., carpenter and builder, representative in legislature for 1885 and '86, h and lot, Russell,
Murphy Timothy, laborer, Mill street.
Nelson Cyrus W., (W. Plymouth) r 15, Second Advent clergyman, farmer 60. Nutting Clarence J., r 25, farmer, with his father, John.
Nutting Everett E., grist-mill, planing-mill, wood sawing, h N. Main.
Nutting Henry P., r 18, farmer.
Nutting John, r 25, apiarist 10 swarms, farmer 250.
Nutting Jonathan J., r 18, 30 sheep, sugar orchard 600 trees, farmer 109. Ordway George T., laborer.
Page Harris, (W. Plymouth) farm laborer.
Page Martin V. B., r 5, farmer 75.
PAGE SAMUEL B .. (Page & Story) residence Woodsville,
PAGE & STORY, (Samuel B. Page, and Joseph C. Story) attorneys at law, Crawford block, Main. Paige Moody, off r 6, farmer 150. (Dead.)
PALMER HAVEN, physician and surgeon, office and residence Main, n the Pemigewasset House.
Palmer Samuel H., laborer, Winter.
Palmer William H., r 17, carpenter, farmer 60.
Park William R., Jr., (W. R. Park & Co.) lumber dealer, residence Gothic cottage.
Park W. R. & Co., (W. R. Park and W. R. Park, Jr.) props. of steam saw- mill, manufs. and dealers in lumber, owns 3,000 acres of timber land in adjoining towns.
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TOWN OF PLYMOUTH.
Parsons John, (J. Parsons & Co) h W. Main.
Parsons John & Co., (John Parsons and Henry W. Rodgers) bakery, con- fectionary, and eating saloon, Crawford block.
Peabody George W., (W. Plymouth) r 10, farm laborer, with his father James. Peabody James, (W. Plymouth) r ro, carries on for Austin Pike, of Franklin, farm 150.
Pease Charles W., r 18, stationary engineer, resides with W. H. Palmer.
Pebbles Azro, fireman Pemigewasset R. R., h Russell.
Pebbles George D., engineer P. V. branch B. & L. R. R., h and lot, N. Main.
Peck Henry P., pastor Congregational church, parsonage Summer.
Pemigewasset House, B. W. Angell, manager, Main.
Pemigewasset National Bank, Nathan H. Weeks, president.
PENNIMAN CALEB D., r 14, retired farmer, aged 80.
PENNIMAN JAMES A., (W. Plymouth) r 14, supervisor, sugar orchard 1,500 trees, apple orchard 500 trees, farmer 150.
Pervia J. D., r 25, farmer.
Philbrick Adin H., sailor, son of Harrison.
PHILBRICK HARRISON, r 7, carpenter and builder, farmer 62.
PHILBRICK HIRAM C., r 12, carpenter and joiner, h and lot, soldier Co.
D, 12th N. H. Vols., at battles of Gettysburg, Chancelorville, Spots- sylvania, etc.
PHILBRICK HIRAM C., Jr., r 12, accountant, residence with his father H. C.
Pierce Charles, painter and paper hanger, h Highland.
Pierce Samuel L., teamster for C. Spaulding.
Pillsbury Alvah S., (W. Plymouth) laborer, h and lot.
PIPER JAMES W., prop. Plymouth market, dealer in meats, fish, game, vege- tables, produce, etc., hides, pelts, calf-skins and tallow, Morton block, N. Main, h do.
PLYMOUTH GLOVE WORKS, manuf. of hand made Plymouth buck gloves, J. P. Huckins, manager, Mason & Weeks block, Main, estab- lished in 1875.
Potterton Thomas, gardener and laborer, N. Main.
Pressey Myron T., resides with his father Thomas T.
Pressey Thomas, prop. Pemigewasset livery, boarding and sale stable, resides E. Main.
PRESSEY WARREN M., emp Thomas Pressey, Main.
PRESSEY W. M. MRS., millinery and fancy goods, ladies' underwear, hats, bonnets, feathers, ribbons, laces, silks, velvets, corsets, gloves, hosiery, etc., N. Main.
Read Joel E., r 22, 20 head young stock, sugar orchard 350 trees, apple orchard 150 trees, farmer 210.
REED CHARLES W., r 20, with his brother Henry W., farmer 350.
REED CHARLES W. & HENRY W., r 20, 6 cows, 20 head cattle, and 30 sheep, farmer 250.
REED HENRY M., r 20, with Charles W., farmer 350.
REED PHEBE C., r 22, widow of George C., h and lot.
Rideout Sarah B., (W. Plymouth) r 15, widow of Walter, farmer 42.
ROBERTS W. A., publisher of Republican Star, Grafton County Journal,
Ashland Advance, Merideth Eagle, and Weekly Exchanges, office Railroad street.
Robie Frank E., emp B. & L. R. R., lives N. Main.
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TOWN OF PLYMOUTH.
Robie George R., overseer stone quarry, at Barry, Vt., N. Main.
Robie James, U. S. & Canada express agent, h and lot, Winter.
Robie James M., express messenger B. & L. R. R., residence S. Main.
ROBIE THOMAS, passenger conductor White Mountain division B. & L. R R., h S. Main
ROBY FREDERICK W. A., resident, h S. Main.
Roby John H., locomotive engineer White Mountain division B. & L. R. R., h Highland.
Rogers Harvey M., r 22, farmer 30.
ROGERS HENRY W., (Wm G. Rogers & Co.) emp E. M. Wheeler & Co., resides Highland, owns skating rink with E. H. Gove, Plymouth.
Rogers Herbert L., salesman for Draper & Mainard, Ashland, lives with L. C. Hull.
Rogers Tristram, homeopathic physician and surgeon, president N. H. Hom- eopathic Medical society, office Russell block, residence Russell.
ROGERS WILLIAM G., r 24, (Wm. G. Rogers & Co.) farmer 200, aged 75. (Died January 1, 1885.)
ROLLINS FRANK H., manuf. hand made Plymouth buck gloves, and gen- eral insurance agent, Mason & Weeks block, residence cor Highland and Langdon
Rollins Charles P., horse jockey and farmer 40, Highland.
Rollins John S., dealer in agricultural implements, surveyor of lumber, h and lot, Russell.
Ross John A., night clerk Pemigewasset House.
ROUNDS CHARLES C., P. H. D., principal State Normal school, h Sum- mer.
Rowe Fanny, widow of Samuel, h Bridge.
ROWE FRED S., farmer with his father, Smith.
Rowe R. Burtt, with his father, Smith.
ROWE SMITH, r 5, apple orchard 100 trees. farmer 80.
RUSSELL FRANK W., (Webster, Russell & Co.) Highland.
Russell John M., r 5, farmer 20.
Russell Peletiah, r 5, formerly glove maker, h and lot.
RUSSELL WILLIAM W., (Webster, Russell & Co.) h Russell.
Sanborn Benjamin F., stone mason, farmer 14, h and lot in Rumney, resides Highland.
Sanborn Hosea, (W. Plymouth) r 14, laborer, farmer, leases of Mrs. W. D. Blodgett 12.
SANBORN JESSE A., physician and surgeon N. Main, h do.
Sanborn John F., mason and farmer 3, Highland.
Sanborn Sarah M . (Mrs B. F.) pastry cook Pemigewasset House.
SARGENT CYRUS, real estate agent, broker in Boston, Mass., residence McQuesten homestead, N. Main.
Sargent Elbridge G., laborer, h and lot, Grove.
Sargent Eliza B., r 22, widow of James, h and lot.
SARGENT ELLA M., resides with her father, Moses.
SARGENT FRED F., fireman B. & L. R. R., resides with his father, Moses. Sargent Harmon L., r 18, farmer 120.
Sargent James H., r 22, farm laborer, home with Eliza B.
Sargent Lewis, carpenter and builder, Pleasant.
Sargent Mary. book-keeper for Mason, Weeks & Co., h N. Main.
SARGENT MOSES, r 5, carpenter and farmer 9.
SARGENT WALTER H., soldier in Co. H, and Co. D, 14th N. H. Vols.
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TOWN OF PLYMOUTH.
Sargent Walter Herbert, student, son of W. H.
Sawyer Leroy A., policeman, enip of Jas. W. Piper, boards do.
Sawyer William H., r 22, farmer with his father-in-law, Jonathan Ferrin, owns in Woodstock 100.
Sherwill Frank P., barber, h Gould block.
Simpson George A., salesman for Plummer Fox, bds with George Green.
Smith Andrew R., stone mason, h and lot Highland.
Smith B. Frank, grainer of glove stock for Amasa W. Avery, Highland.
SMITH BENJAMIN F., soldier in Co. G, N. H. Heavy Artillery, I year's service, stone mason, jobber, farmer 23, Pleasant.
Smith Cyrus M., apple orchard 100 trees, farmer 100, and in Groton 70.
SMITH EBEN K., boarding and farmer 40, S. Main.
Smith Edric O, salesman with Mason, Weeks & Co., bds with John Mason. SMITH ELIJAH L., r 12, tanner of glove stock, soldier in Co. B, 6th N. H.
Vols., was at battles of Camden, N. C., 2d Bull Run, and Shantilla, fruit grower, farmer 13.
SMITH EMOGENE, r 12, dressmaker, resides with her father, E. L.
Smith Frank J., glove cutter, Highland.
Smith Fred R., engineer Pemigewasset House.
SMITH HAZEN D., tanner of glove stock, manuf. Plymouth buck gloves, and mittens, tannery at Ashland, S. Main, residence Russell.
SMITH HENRY M., r 22, glove cutter for Draper & Mainard, h and 4 acres.
Smith James G., r 6, formerly clergyman M. E. church, farmer 22.
Smith Jared A., r 7, carpenter and builder, Crawford's building, Main, resi- dence with his father, Solomon A.
Smith John A., runs threshing machine, h and lot.
Smith Joseph N., r 6, farmer with his father James G
Smith Joshua W., stone mason, with his father B. F.
SMITH LEONARD HOLDEN, r 12, student at Ward's Hill, district No. 6, resides with his father, Elijah L.
SMITH LYDIA L., r 12, glove maker, resides with her father, C. L.
Smith Nancy, widow of Moses, Russell.
Smith Obadiah G., contractor on R. R., residence Highland cor Langdon, soldier Co. G, 3d Battalion N. H. Vols.
SMITH PHINEAS B., h and lot, farmer 75.
Smith Solomon A., carpenter and builder, farmer 100.
Smith Willie R., farmer with his father, C. M.
SMYTH RODNEY E., (Mason, Weeks & Co.) h Highland avenue.
Spencer Fannie M., school teacher, daughter of Silas M.
Spencer Silas M., 22 sheep, farmer 150.
Spencer John N .. r 7, painter and paper hanger, h and lot. Spokesfield Ferdinand C., r 12, farmer 25.
ST. CLAIR B. F. & CO., dealers in dry-goods, groceries, crockery. boots, shoes, rubbers, flour and feed, and general merchandise, agents Bay State fertilizers, store Town Hall block, N. Main.
ST. CLAIR BENJAMIN F., (B. F. St. Clair & Co.) h Weeks.
Stafford Isaac D., farmer 150.
Stanyan Frederick, telegraph operator.
STEARNS LIZZIE J .. (W. Plymouth) ( Mrs. R. G.) assistant postmaster. STEARNS RICHARD G., (W. Plymouth) postmaster, soldier Co. E, 12th N. H. Vols., farmer 75.
STEARNS WILBUR C., emp White Mountain division, B. & L. R. R., lost car, freight and baggage agent, h and lot Winter.
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TOWN OF PLYMOUTH.
Stephens John K., laborer, S. Main.
STEWART WARREN E., glove cutter, S. Main.
STORY JOSEPH C., (Page & Story) h Russell.
Straw Ezra, r 18, resides with George Holmes, aged 80.
Straw Lyman E., laborer, h and 3 acres.
SULLIVAN ANN S., laundress for Normal School.
SULLIVAN EUGENE, laborer, h Railroad.
Sullivan John C., emp B. & L. R. R. SULLIVAN NELLIE F., table waiter Pemigewasset House.
Sweet Sylvester, r 2, farmer.
Swett Rufus R., carpenter and builder, h Pleasant.
TENNEY WILLIAM E, blacksmithing, general repair shop, horse shoeing a specialty, N. Main, bds with F. S. Batchelder, Merrill st.
Thibbadeau Solon W., r 1, emp Chas. Spaulding
Thomas Luther B., farmer, with his daughter Imogene Field.
Tobey Charles A., r 5, stone cutter.
TUCKER MOSES G., r 21, glove cutter, h and lot, soldier in Co. I, 4th N. H. Vols., was at the battle of Fort Fisher, and wounded at Drury's Bluff, and fought many other battles, 4 years' service.
Tufts John S., druggist. established 1861, dealer in pure drugs, proprietary medicines, smoker's goods, pure confectionary, cor Main and Highland, h Highland.
Tufts Nahum W., prescription clerk with his father, J. S.
Tupper Charles E., farm laborer, son of Wm. H.
TUPPER WILLIAM H., soldier in Co. A, 6th N. H. Vols., wounded at 2d battle of Bull Run, h Highland.
Upham Fred A., tailor, emp J. D. Campbell, S. Main.
Vinton John, (W. Plymouth) r To, laborer.
WARD MARY ANN, daughter of Enoch, great grand-daughter of Nathan Ward, residence homestead.
Watson Ovando B., glove maker for H. D. Smith, h Pleasant.
Webber David A., farmer and milk dealer, 5 cows, farmer 8.
WEBSTER ANGELINA P., widow of Samuel C., h and lot Summer. Webster Elisha A., (W. Plymouth) r 10, sugar orchard 250 trees. farmer 80. Webster Jeremiah M., emp Webster, Russell & Co., bds Russell.
Webster John H., r 7, prop. pottery works, farmer 30.
WEBSTER, RUSSELL & CO., (Wm. W. Russell, and Frank W. Russell) dealers in dry-goods, groceries, provisions, hardware, boots and shoes, props. Russell block, Main cor Highland.
Webster William, laborer, h and lot Landon.
Webster William, fomerly potter, Highland.
Webster Willie, retired farmer, Highland, aged 78.
Weeks Edwin S., r 3, 25 grade Ayrshire cows, farmer 300.
Weeks Frances H., undertaker, dealer in coffins, caskets and undertaker's goods, Mason & Weeks block, h N. Main.
Weeks Nathan H., president of Pemigewasset National Bank, owner with J. Mason of Mason & Weeks block.
Welch David W., bottoming chairs, lives S. Main.
Wells Frank E., laborer, son of Henry.
WELLS FRED A., r 12, school teacher, lives with his father, Henry.
WELLS HENRY, r 12, retired mason, h and 4 acres, aged 80.
Wells Hiram S., r 22, glove maker, and farmer.
Welsh David W., painter and paper hanger, compositor, S. Main.
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TOWN OF RUMNEY.
WELSH WILLIAM H., foreman on Jarvis J. Sanborn's ledge, hand lot Pleasant.
Wescott Stephen R. r 11, farmer.
WHEELER DANIEL B., glove cutter for Frank Rollins, resides S. Main.
WHEELER HARRIET, r 22, widow of Daniel O., farmer 60.
WHEELER WILLIAM O., r 22, farmer, with his mother, Harriet, 60.
Whipple Joseph L., r 17, farmer.
White Henry A., conductor on White Mountain division, B. & L. R. R., h Merrill.
White Richard, laborer, N. Main.
Whiteman John W., laborer, Mill.
Whitney Kimball, r 22, formerly blacksmith, dairy 8 cows, 25 head of stock, 40 Southdown sheep, 4 houses, farmer, with Mason S. Brown 1,000. Whitney Sarah, r 20, h and lot.
WHITTEMORE HENRY H., (W. Plymouth) r 9, sugar orchard 500 trees, farmer 250.
WIGGIN JOSEPH F., harness maker, dealer in robes, blankets, whips, etc., Main, h Highland.
Wilkinson Charles H., 15 cows, milk dealer, farmer 150.
Wilkinson Warren W., r 3, town collector, farmer 7.
Willey Elkins, laborer, h Langdon.
Williams Frances, widow of Daniel, lives Highland.
Williams George, farm laborer.
Wood Philander, retired blacksmith, farmer 5, cor Langdon and Pleasant.
Woodard Frank P., r 3, farmer.
Woodbury Sherman H., shoemaker, h and lot Winter.
Wright Charles, mail agent, B. & L. R. R., lives Summer.
WYATT HORACE F., dealer in drugs, proprietary medicines, perfumery, fancy goods, toilet articles, toys, games, stationery, cutlery, confectionery, pipes, tobacco, cigars, fishing tackle, physicians prescriptions carefully prepared, Town Hall block, h Pearl.
Yeaton George, farm laborer.
YEATON JOSEPH, r 26, sugar orchard 700 trees, farmer 172.
YORK CATHARINE, r 5, (Mrs. Manson R.)
YORK MANSON R., r 5, stone mason, h and lot.
York William, laborer.
Young Martha F., Winter.
Young Otis, Jr., owns in Campton farmer 100, 3 houses and lots, Mill.
RUMNEY.
(For explanations, etc., see page 3, part second.)
(Postoffice address is Rumney, unless otherwise designated in parenthesis.)
ABBOTT CHARLES W., (Daniel Abbott & Sons) residence with his father, Daniel.
ABBOTT DANIEL, (Daniel Abbott & Sons, ) h Mill.
ABBOTT DANIEL & SONS, (Charles W. and George B.) crutch manufs., manuf. 200 doz. pairs annually, truss pads 35,000 yearly.
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TOWN OF RUMNEY.
ABBOTT GEORGE B., (Daniel Abbott & Sons) residence with his father, Daniel, manuf. of rose wood, lance wood, rock maple, white ash and all kinds of foreign woods called for, this firm has worked at truss making 18 years, manuf. improved Whittemore crutch.
Abbott Ira M., salesman with his father, Joseph, h Stinson.
Abbott Joseph, dealer in dry-goods, groceries, clothing, boots and shoes, hardware, agricultural implements, paints, oils, patent medicines, mil- linery goods, h Stinson.
Abbott Sylvester D., blacksmith, horse and ox shoeing, manuf. of wheel- barrows, general repair shop, Mill, h do.
Adams Ara W., r 25, blacksmith, with Daniel W. Grant, soldier in Co. F, 9th N. H. Vols., 3 years and 4 months.
ADAMS SYLVANUS, (W. Rumney) r 25, leader of Adams family orches- tra and quartette band, Sylvanus Adams, violinist ; Mrs. Sylvanus Adams, double bass ; Master Leon L. Adams, flute and piccolo ; Miss Lillian B. Adams, organist, dance hall, W. Rumney.
Ash Moses, (Rumney Depot) laborer, h Main.
Atwood Brothers, (W. Rumney) r 25, (Fred A. and Vernon E.) butchers, and farmers 30.
Atwood Fred A., (W. Rumney) r 25, (Atwood Bros. ) farmer 20.
Atwood Vernon E., (W Rumney) r 25, (Atwood Bros.)
AVERY ALONZO, r 3 cor 5, farmer 150.
Avery Carrie A., teacher, daughter of Stephen.
Avery Chase, (Plymouth) r 7, resident, with Irad S. Downing. Avery Daniel, laborer, Brook st.
Avery Ella A., (Rumney Depot) dressmaker, daughter of Riel.
Avery Frank E., (Rumney Depot) emp B. & L. R. R., resides with his father, Riel.
Avery Franklin, r 2, farmer 75.
AVERY GARDNER, r 6, prop. saw and shingle-mill, and farmer 212.
Avery Hastings H., r 3, sawyer, lives with Alonzo.
Avery Ira, farmer 60, Stinson st.
Avery Oscar J., lumberman, son of Stephen.
Avery Parker, r 6, emp of Gardner.
Avery Riel, (Rumney Depot) bridge builder B. & L. R. R., h and lot Main.
Avery Stephen, formerly butcher, h and lot Mill st.
Bacon Joseph A., r 2, laborer.
Bacon Levi, r 2, farmer 50.
Baker Mary E., (Quincy) (Mrs. S. D.) supt. schools.
Baker Samuel D , (Quincy) r 18, breeder and dealer in Hambletonian horses, dealer in agricultural implements, farmer 125.
Baker William D., (Quincy) farmer with S. D.
BARNARD HENRY I., (Rumney Depot) r 22, emp. Baxter Hardy, h and lot.
Barry Erastus H., (Rumney Depot) r 20, soldier Co. G, Ist N. H. Heavy Artillery, carries on Holden farm.
Barter Oliver, (Rumney Depot) emp Charles Spaulding.
Bartlet Joseph J., (Quincy) r 19, farmer 5.
Batchelder Carroll W., (Rumney Depot) r 22, works mica mines. h and lot. Batchelder Ward M., (Rumney Depot) r 22, clock and watch repairing, h and lot.
Bellville Ira, (Quincy) r 10, farmer.
BERRY CHARLES F., (Rumney Depot) son of Erastus H., brick maker, farmer Io.
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Brickford George M., ornamental painter, h and lot Brook st.
Billings George L., (Rumney Depot) station agent, N. Haverhill, lives with H. W. Herbert.
Blake George W., r 6, sawyer, sugar orchard 300 trees, farmer 200.
Blake Orren, laborer, for W. W. Fales, Jr.
Braley Andrew J., r 12, with L. F. Lawrence, farmer 50.
Brown George H., (W. Rumney) r 25, laborer.
BROWN HORACE F, (Rumney Depot) pastor Baptist church, h Main. Bunker Alonzo A., student, son of Charles E.
BUNKER CHARLES E., town clerk, prop. and owner of skating rink with J. H. McCulley, farmer 35.
Bunker Irving F., student, son of Charles E.
Bunker Lewis F., plumber and gas-fitter.
Burgess Waldo J., (Rumney Depot) commercial traveler, farmer 50.
Burnham John C., (Quincy) r 18, carpenter and painter, owns 5 acres.
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