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1797-Dr. Ziba Hall refuses to be taxed for the support of the gospel, and sues the town to recover back taxes paid under protest.
1798-Peleg Sprague of Keene chosen Representative in Congress.
1799-Fifth newspaper, " The New Hampshire Sentinel," appears, published by Hon. John Prentiss.
1800-February 22, memorial services held in honor of Gen. Washington, oration by Samuel West, Esq. April 20, Hon. Peleg Sprague died. Population 1,645.
1802-Charter for turnpike from Keene to Fitzwilliam granted.
1803-Charter for Cheshire Bank granted.
1804-Cheshire Bank organized.
1806-Turnpike from Keene to Winchendon finished.
ISOS-Samuel Dinsmoor appointed Postmaster.
ISIo-Samuel Dinsmoor, Sr., elected member of Congress ; population 1,646. 1811 -- August 4, Nathan Blake died, aged 99 years, 5 months; Miss Catha- rine Fiske's " Female Seminary" established. Samuel Dinsmoor elected to Congress.
1812-Roxbury incorporated, taking from Keene 1,472 acres.
1814-August 12, Rev. Aaron Hall died, aged 64, much lamented by his people.
1815-May 24, Rev. Daniel Oliphant ordained pastor of First Congregational Church. December S, " voted not to suffer a stove put into the meeting house." St. John's block built.
1816 -- Baptist Church at Ash Swamp dedicated ; cold summer; great scarcity of corn.
1818-July 1, Rev. Z. S. Barstow ordained pastor First Congregational Church. July 14, Hon. Daniel Newcomb died.
IS20-Population this year 1,895.
1824-March 18, Unitarian Society organized. Hon. Salma Hale elected to Congress. Cheshire Bank re-chartered.
1825-Cheshire County Fire Insurance Company established.
1828-November 14, " The Farmer's Museum," established at Walpole, April II, 1793, was removed to Keene, and later became the " Cheshire Repub- lican."
1829-First Congregational Church moved on its present site.
1830-April 28, Unitarian Church finished ; population 2,374.
1831-Samuel Dinsmoor, Sr., elected Governor.
1832-Baptist Church re-organized. Samuel Dinsmoor, Governor.
1833-County jail built on Washington street; Keene Light Infantry visits Concord to welcome Gen. Jackson ; Ashuelot Bank established ; Samuel Dinsmoor, Governor; Cheshire Provident Institution established.
1834-Fare from Keene to Boston by North Star line of coaches, $2.50. 1835-Samuel Dinsmoor died.
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1836-Keene Academy established.
1837-Miss Catharine Fiske died.
1838-Population 2,573. June 25, Joel Parker appointed Chief Justice of New Hampshire.
1840-Population 2,611.
1844-Cheshire Bank re-chartered.
1846-Town Hall built. March, building of Cheshire railroad begin.
1847-Gen. James Wilson elected to the Thirtieth Congress.
1848-May, Cheshire railroad completed to Keene, event being celebrated with imposing ceremonies.
1849-Samuel Dinsmoor, Jr., elected Governor ; Cheshire railroad opened to Bellows Falls.
1850-December 9, Ashuelot railroad completed. May 26, Dr. Amos
Twitchell died. Samuel Dinsmoor, Jr., Governor. Population 3,392.
1851-Samuel Dinsmoor, Jr., Governor.
1853-May 26, centennial celebration ; lIon. Joel Parker delivers address.
1854-October 3, first State Fair held. Dec. 3, great hurricane destroying buildings, chimneys and much timber.
1855-Cheshire County Bank established.
1859-First Congregational Church remodeled; new court house built, cost $25,436; Keene Library established. Hon. Thomas M. Edwards elected to Congress. Gas introduced in Keene.
1860-Population 4,317.
1861-December 25, Sixth New Hampshire regiment, 1,024 men, left Keene for the seat of war. Thomas M. Edwards re-elected to Congress. Humphrey Machine Works established.
1862-January 17, Sixth regiment went into camp at Hatteras Island.
1864-Cheshire National Bank organized. June 9, Dr. Daniel Adams, mathematician, died, aged 90. August, St. James' Episcopal Church finished and consecrated.
1865-Keene National Bank established.
1866-Hon. Salma IIale died, aged 79.
1867-October 16, Second Congregational Church organized.
1868-August 31, IIon. Levi Chamberlain died, aged So.
1869-January 1, Keene Five Cents Savings Bank organized. September 16, Second Congregational Church completed ; new Methodist Church built.
1870-Population 5,971; Bank block built; soldiers' monument erected ; Keene water works completed ..
1871-Keene Natural History Society organized ; Beaver Mills built.
1873-June 6, Ilon. John Prentiss died, aged 95. March 1, Rev. Z. S. Bar-
stow died, aged 82.
1874-March, city government adopted. May 5, city government organized ; Horatio Colony, first Mayor ; Invalids' Home incorporated ; new Baptist Church built.
1875-Keene Humane Society organized ; Horatio Colony, Mayor. Septem- ber IS, Citizens National Bank established.
1876-New High School building erected. May, Ilon. William P. Wheeler died ; Edward Farrar, second Mayor.
1877-October 17, Keene Light Guard Battalion organized; Edward Farrar Mayor ; Keene City Directory issued.
1878-Reuben Stewart, third Mayor.
1879-November 27, Manchester & Keene railroad completed. May; Hon. Francis A. Faulkner died; Reuben Stewart, Mayor.
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1880-City Hall remodeled; Horatio Kimball, fourth Mayor; population 6,786.
1881-Ira W. Russell, fifth Mayor. May 19, Gen. James Wilson died, aged 84. 1882-Samuel W. Hale elected Governor ; Ira W. Russell, Mayor.
1883-Waring sewerage system constructed ; Horatio Kimball, sixth Mayor. May, Telephone introduced. July, Steam Fire Engine purchased.
1884-New County Jail built; Guaranty Savings Bank established; Horatio Kimball, Mayor; Shoe Factory built. Feb. 23, Ashuelot Mills burned. 1885-Alfred T. Batchelder, seventh Mayor. July 20, Barnum's elephant, "Albert," shot by K. L. G. Battalion, on banks of the Ashuelot; First Congregational Church block built. April 16, electric fire alarm adopted.
1886-Alfred T. Batchelder, Mayor. New water supply from Roxbury introduced. Electric lighting introduced ; Wheelock Park conveyed to city by Geo. A. Wheelock.
1887-Asa Smith, eighth Mayor. Dunn & Salisbury's Chair Factory com- pleted ; September 30, Samuel A. Gerould died, aged 94 years, 56 days. Concrete sidewalks adopted by the city. System of street numbering adopted. Elliot street school house erected.
1888-Asa Smith, Mayor. January 1, Postal delivery introduced. March 12, great blizzard, lasting three days. June 7, City Park set apart for public use; Geo. A. Wheelock, first Park Commissioner. Nov. 3, George Tilden died, aged 86 years, 6 months.
1889-Ilerbert B. Viall, ninth Mayor; March 26, great fire at Beaver Mills ; May 8, Greenlawn Cemetery conveyed to city ; first granite pavement laid on Roxbury street ; July 12, Jehiel Wilson died, aged 89; Septem- ber, South Keene postoffice established; October 15, Bethany Mission dedicated.
1890-Ilerbert B. Viall, Mayor; February, second steam fire engine pur- chased ; May 7, Coolidge Park and fund presented to City by Henry O Coolidge, Esq .; October 1, Cheshire railroad consolidated with Fitch- burg railroad; October, Horatian Tower erected on summit of Beech Hill by Horace L. Goodnow; October 20, Keene Evening Sentinel established ; November, Keene Macadam Works erected on Concord road ; population 7,446.
1891-Horatio Kimball, tenth Mayor; March 29, Joshua I). Colony died ; May 29, earthquake shock about 7 P. M .; South Keene mills sold to Read Furniture Manufacturing Co. ; October, Ex-Gov. Samuel W. Hale died.
1892-Frederic A. Faulkner, eleventh Mayor; April 7, gift of Elliot City Hospital by John Henry Elliot, Esq., accepted by the City ; September 20, Elliot City Hospital dedicated ; November 20, St. Bernard's Catholic Church dedicated.
1893-Frederic A. Faulkner, Mayor ; January 18, fire at Impervious Package Company's works; January 27, Miss Carrie II. Ingersoll died ; May 12, Hon. A. A. Parker of Fitzwilliam died, aged 102 years; May 22, boiler explosion at Beaver mills, three killed, and five boilers wrecked ; August 7, severe hail storm in Keene and vicinity, breaking windows and destroy- ing garden crops; August 10, Corner stone Y. M. C. A. building laid ; Sentinel building erected.
1894-Frederic A. Faulkner, Mayor; January 1, Hon. Reuben Stewart died at Concord, Mass. ; July 1, Corner stone of new Unitarian Church laid on Washington street, dedicated January 24, 1895; September 28, Y. M. C. A. building dedicated ; December 19, Hon. Horatio Kimball died ; December 22, Mr. Abel Blake died, aged 99 years, 2 months; December 27, Lewis Pemberton died, aged 94 years, 4 months; E. F. L. block erected ; northerly part Gurnsey's block erected ; population, 7,659.
VISIT BALDWIN'S CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, VERNON STREET.
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KEENE DIRECTORY, 1895-6.
ABBREVIATIONS .- The following abbreviations are used in this Directory : Ave, avenue; agt, agent; bds, boards ; blk, block ; B & M R R, Boston & Maine Railroad ; F R R, Fitchburg Railroad; cor, corner; Cen sq, Central Square ; ct, court; F & C, Faulkner & Colony ; clk, clerk ; h, house ; manr, manufacturer; n, near; opp, opposite; Ash, Ashuelot; Chesh, Cheshire; res, resides; r, road; wks, works; emp, employed. After the name of a street the word street is omitted.
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Abbott Andrew P, freight conductor B & M R R, rooms 49 Court Abbott Charles, farmer, h Abbott r
Abbott Charles 2d, machinist F R R, h 157 School
Abbott Mrs Charles, dressmaker, shop and res 157 School
Abbott Charles C ( Abbott Grocery Co), h 37 Franklin
Abbott Charles M, clk, bds 27 Washington
Abbott Ellen M, bds 157 School
Abbott George H, janitor Elliot school, h 14S Main
Abbott Grocery Co, wholesale grocers, (H W Clark, pres, C C Abbott, sec and treas), warehouse 27 Railroad sq
Abbott Mrs Joel, widow, bds 37 Franklin
Abbott John T, attorney and counsellor, and judge of probate. office 51 Main, h 27 Washington
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Abbott Miss Mattie C, milliner, bds 133 School
Abbott Miss Mary, dressmaker, h 83 Ehm
Abbott Rev Stephen G, h 27 Washington
Abbott Miss Susie C, bds 133 School
Abbott Warren, machinist, h 133 School
Acher Harry S, emp Beaver Mills, h 129 Howard
Adams Carl H, clk W P Chamberlain & Co, bds 369 Marlboro'
Adams Charles F, clk Chesh National Bank, bds 44 Union
Adams Miss Eliza, res 339 Main
Adams Frank E, jeweler 16 Cen sq, bds 194 Court
Adams George, clk Warren's market, res 37 Beech
Adams Henry H, harness maker, h 44 Union
Adams Jessie, housekeeper, h 44 Union
Adams Loren W, carpenter and builder, h 116 Elm Adams William H, chair maker Chesh Chair Co, h 369 Marlboro' Afanzo Manuel, cabinet maker, bds So Keene Ahern John, painter F R R, h 63 Castle
Ahern Josephine F, dressmaker, bds 136 Island
Ahern Lizzie, emp shoe factory, bds 136 Island
Ahern Mrs Johanna, widow, h 136 Island
USE A GAS STOVE.
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HODGKINS' DRUG STORE, 39 CENTRAL SQUARE.
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Ahern Nellie, domestic at 47 Marlboro'
Ahern Patrick, bds 136 Island
Aiken Enoch, blacksmith, h 33 Elm
Ailstrom Antano, emp N Johnson's, Abbott r
Ailstrom Herman, emp N Johnson's, Abbott r
Albee Horace E, shoe cutter, h 120 Elm
Albee Mrs M S, widow, res 30 Howard
Albee Silas C, carpenter, h 146 Church
Alden Frank H, driver Thayer's bakery, h 31 Water
Alden Henry P, clk B & M R R freight office, bds Y M C A bldg
Alden Miss Kittie W, bds 24 Park Ave
Alden Luther P, manager Lane's brick yard, h 24 Park Ave
Alden Mrs M M, nurse, res too Church
Aldrich Ben O, druggist, ( Aldrich & Dutton), bds 134 Washington
Aldrich Charles E, engineer B & M R R, h 21 Cross
Aldrich Charles S, chair maker, bds 26 Ehm
Aldrich & Dutton (Ben O Aldrich, S F Dutton), druggists, 15 Cen sq. See advertisement.
Aldrich Darwin M, emp shoe factory, bds 23 West
Aldrich Miss Edith L, clk G H Aldrich & Son, bds 287 Roxbury Aldrich Edward C, h 29 Cross
Aldrich Edwin T, elk G HL Aldrich & Son, h 15 Page
Aldrich Edwin V, farmer, house off Westmoreland old r
Aldrich Eugene L, clk G H Aldrich & Son, h 152 High
Aldrich George H (G H Aldrich & Son), h 287 Roxbury
Aldrich G II & Son (George H and Herbert C Aldrich), gen ins agts, office 9 Cen sq, room 5 Bridgman's blk
Aldrich Harry N, clk Davis, Wright & Co, h 191 North Aldrich Mrs HI, widow, res 391 Winchester
Aldrich Henry H, cattle dealer, h 57 Dunbar
Aldrich Herbert C (G H Aldrich & Son), h 72 School
Aldrich Sidney C, clk C H Bridgman, bds 287 Roxbury [mit r Aldrich Thomas M, farmer and carpenter, h off Westmoreland sum- Alexander Adelbert, farm hand, bds Main n fair grounds
Alexander Harry W, painter, bds 138 Roxbury
Alexander Lester E, emp Imp Pack Co, h 250 Beaver
Alexander Warren F, painter Imp Pack Co, h 138 Roxbury
Allen Alfred B, furniture finisher, bds So Keene
Allen Benjamin F, printer, h 406 Court
Allen Mrs D, widow, bds 632 Court
Allen Frank W, letter carrier, res 406 Court
Allen Henry C, cutter shoe factory, h 41 Dunbar Allen Ida M, bds 406 Court
Allen James G, foreman cutting room shoe factory, h 36 Dover Allen Mrs H C, artist, res 41 Dunbar
YOU TOUCH A MATCH AND WE DO THE REST.
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HEAVY TEAM HARNESSES A SPECIALTY AT BALDWIN'S.
KEENE CITY DIRECTORY.
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Allen Mrs J J, widow, h 240 Court
Allen Joshua B, farmer, h 23 Allen ct
Allen Levi, farmer, 632 Court
Allen Lucius L, farmer, h 599 Court
Allen Nellie E, res 12 Winter
Amadon Frank E, watchman Imp Pack Co, h 57 Mechanic
Amadon Harry, clerk, bds 6 Green ct
Amadon Mrs J O, h 6 Green ct
Amadon Lucy M, nurse, bds 6 Green ct
Amadon Robert S, machinist F R R, bds 6 Green ct
American Express Co, office 53 Main, Samuel Patrick agt
Amidon Amasa O, fruit and market gardener, h 503 West
Amidon Lucius E, gardener, h 15 Park Ave
Angier Mrs M M, h 26 Forest
Annis William, machinist F R R, bds 71 Church
Applin Arthur F, box maker, h 37 Page
Applin Oscar P, foreman finisher Keene Furn Co, h 67 Cross
Applin Susie, bds 67 Cross
Armstrong Mrs F E HI, forewoman Sentinel Printing Co, room 9 Bank blk 3 Cen sq
Armstrong J Thomas, billiard parlor at 28 Washington, h & Winter Armstrong Michael, plumber, City Hotel 107 Main, rooms Colony's blk 5 Cen sq. See advertisement.
Ashuelot National Bank, 46 Cen sq, Henry O. Coolidge, cashier. See advertisement.
Atherton Miss Jennie M, housekeeper at 29 Middle
Atwood Herbert C, mechanic, h Winchester r
Atwood Miss Nellie M, clk W P Chamberlain & Co, res 22 Cross Atwood William, farmer, h 22 Cross
Auger Colbert, door maker, h 83 Douglass
Auger Edmund, emp shoe factory, h 28 Green
Auger Emma E, emp shoe factory, bds 95 Douglass
Anger George, sash maker, bds 95 Douglass
Auger Nelson G, emp shoe factory, bds 95 Douglass
Auger Onesime, sash maker, h 95 Donglass
Auger Phillip, emp shoe factory, h 28 Green
Austin Mrs J C, dressmaker, rooms 36 Church
Austin Mrs Mary E, widow, res 132 Washington
Averell Geo A, shoe cutter, h 30 Douglass
Avery Chas E, pail finisher, bds Spragueville
Avery Edward D, pail painter, h Spragueville
Avery Julia M, domestic at 30 Spring
Avery Mrs Martha E, widow, h 31 Cottage
Avery Mary I, bds 25 Park
Ayer Elisha, pattern maker, h 12 Gilsum
OVER 200 GAS STOVES IN DAILY USE IN KEENE.
Save Money and Buy Drugs and Medicines at City Pharmacy.
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Ayer Jos Cullen, Jr, clergyman, h 275 Court Ayer Mrs Elisha, dressmaker, res 12 Gilsum Ayer Miss Mabel, res 58 Beaver .
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Babbidge Paul F, supt city water works, bds 409 Main
Babbitt John W, express messenger B & M R R, h 2S Cross
Babcock Joseph (S Babcock & Son), bds 21 Appleton
Babcock Samuel (S Babcock & Son), h 21 Appleton
Babcock S & Son, fish and oyster dealers, market 33 Roxbury
Bagley Edwin E, musician, h 575 Court
Baglin Kitty, tailoress, res 107 Howard
Baglin Lizzie, tailoress, h 107 Howard
Baglin Margaret A, clk, bds 107 Howard.
Baglin Richard, emp city, h 107 Howard
Bailey Miss Adeline S, h 36 Cross
Bailey Edward A, clk G E Holbrook & Co, bds 31 Howard
Bailey Lizzie A, h 36 Cross
Bailey Miss Mary F, music teacher II E Lake 19 Roxbury, res 51 Main room 17
Bailey Thomas A, emp shoe factory, bds 141 Church
Baker Abel W, commercial traveler, h 158 Church
Baker Artemas, h 96 Main
Baker Charles F, clerk, h 13 Wilson
Baker Dascomb W, elk 21 Church, h 120 Beaver
Baker David II, packer at pottery, bds 22 Cottage
Baker Edward, laborer, h 74 Carroll
Baker Eugene S, chair maker, bds 22 Cottage
Baker George D, teamster, h 92 Gilsum
Baker George H, engineer Taft's pottery, h 22 Cottage
Baker Horatio S, brakeman B & M R R, bds 158 Church
Baker Oscar W, emp laundry, h 58 Church
Baker Sumner A, emp Keene Furn Co, h 22 Elm
Baker Sanford K, wool dryer, bds 210 West
Balch Charles A, sash and blind maker, h 18 Spring
Baldwin Charles, farm hand, res Bradford
Baldwin Mrs E P, widow, res 203 Washington Baldwin Frank H, dealer in carriages and sleighs, repository 15 and 21 Vernon, h 161 High. See advertisement.
Baldwin Henry E, box maker, h 32 Probate
Baldwin Herbert L, box maker, h 84 Valley
Baldwin John, emp Woodbury's mill, bds 45 Sullivan
Baldwin Thomas H, emp Woodbury's mill, h 45 Sullivan
Ball DeLos C, gen asst E C Thayer's mills, res 251 Main
GAS STOVES ARE ECONOMICAL, CLEAN AND DESIRABLE.
FOR A FINE HAND-MADE HARNESS, GO TO F. H. BALDWIN'S.
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Ball Elbridge G, carpenter, h 51 Kelleher
Ball Emmons (George W Ball's Sons), h 246 Main
Ball's George W Sons (G F Ball and Emmons Ball), brick manrs, yard 48 Appleton, office 35 Cen sq Ball's blk [Court
Ball George F (George W Ball's Sons), ins agt, 35 Cen sq, h 214 Ball Mrs George W, widow, res 246 Main
Ball Henry E, carpenter, h 343 Washington
Ball Miss J E, res 251 Main
Ball Mrs T H, widow, bds 343 Washington
Ballou Charles F, emp Keene Furn Co, bds 11 Mechanic
Ballou Charles R, carpenter, h Spragueville
Ballou Edward, bds 390 Water
Ballou Elmer R, box maker, bds Swanzey Factory
Ballou Frank M, emp Keene Furniture Co, h HI Mechanic
Ballou George O, farmer, h Spragueville
Ballou Harry L, box maker, bds Swanzey Factory
Ballou Mrs Polly, widow, res Beech Hill middle r Ballou Mrs Sarah, widow, h Spragueville
Bancroft Amos, meat and provisions, 267 Court Bancroft Bertha G, tailoress, bds 267 Court
Bancroft Miss Harriet E, cashier at Museum, res 267 Court
Banks Elmer C, blacksmith Wm K Church, h 65 Dover Banyea Lewis, h 210 Beaver
Banyea Lewis E, harness maker, bds 210 Beaver
Banyea Minnie, emp shoe factory, bds 210 Beaver
Barber Mrs E A, widow, res 185 Elm
Barker Arthur H, teamster, res 55 Castle
Barker Charles, lineman in Boston, bds 55 Castle Barker Daniel W, farmer, h Bradford
Barker Ephriam W, blacksmith, h to Fairfield ct
Barker Ernest C, p o clk, bds 55 Castle
Barker Frank N, letter carrier, res 55 Castle
Barker Fred A, postmaster, h 87 Main
Barker Fred S, clk Colony's chair factory, bds Bradford
Barker George F, supt American Telegraph Co, h 234 Washington
Barker Henry Il, farmer and teamster, h 55 Castle
Barker Herbert T, furniture finisher, rooms 51 Main
Barker Herbert W, teamster, h 32 Park
Barker James, box maker, h Marlboro' n town line
Barlow Charles E, carpenter and fish market 130 Elm, h 126 Armory Barlow Mrs Emeline C, widow, h 216 Main
Barlow Isaac K, carpenter, bds 126 Armory
Barlow Leroy, bds 21 High
Barlow Mrs Mary J, h 21 High
Barlow Nathaniel A, carpenter, bds 76 Grove
GAS STOVES ARE SOLD AT COST AND CONNECTED FREE.
THE FINEST CONFECTIONERY AT HODGKINS' DRUG STORE.
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Barlow Thomas H, clk Knowlton & Stone, h 28 Coolidge
Barnard Alfred E, harness maker, h 217 Washington
Barnard Miss Mabel A, teacher, bds Beech Hill summit r
Barns T Olin, farm hand, res Myron Ellis, Westmoreland summit r Baron Dr Peter T, botanic physician, office and res 17 Cen sq Clarke's blk
Barrett Abijah HI, emp Woodbury's mill, h 143 North
Barrett Alston F, dentist, h 169 Church
Barrett Charles L, night policeman, 262 West
Barrett Frank J, barber 19 Main, h 28 Harrison
Barrett Fred E, accountant, h 409 Main
Barrett Frank A, engineer F R R shops, h 15 Portland
Barrett George, wood and lumber dealer, h 44 George
Barrett Henry L, chair maker, h 132 Armory
Barrett Herbert T, emp Woodbury's mill, h 127 Armory
Barrett John F, pail painter, bds 58 Coolidge
Barrett Leston M, h 543 West
Barrett Thomas F, sawyer, h 143 North
Barrett Walter F, emp at Gurnsey's, bds 21 Water
Barrett William A, manager Russell's brick yard, h 409 Main
Barrington Prof Will A, music teacher and publisher, bds 16 Wash- ington, office 3 Cen sq, room 23 Bank blk
Barron Alice, table girl at 16 Washington
Barron Mrs Amy, widow, bds 92 Franklin
Barron Isaac T, baker Gurnsey's, h 92 Franklin
Barron Mark W, switchman F R R, h 31 Sullivan
Barrus Amasa, emp Woodbury's mill, h 28 Forest
Barrus Berphier R, telephone operator, bds 16 Armory
Barrus Fred W, emp Woodbury's mill, bds 16 Armory
Barrus James A, laborer, h 28 Foster
Barrus John H, engineer Woodbury's mill, h 16 Armory
Barrus Myrtie G, telephone operator, bds 16 Armory Barrus Winfred E, jeweler, res 16 Armory
Barry John C, retired, res 18 Railroad
Barry John M, tobacco, cigars and billiards, h and store 18 Railroad
Barry Mrs Sarah II, widow, h 64 Spring
Bartholomew Edwin L, locksmith repairing, h 107 Church
Bartlett Mrs Arozine, widow, h 20 Butler ct
Bartlett Edward H, spinner F & C mill, h 95 High
Bartlett Fred E, emp shoe factory, h 515 Winchester
Bartlett Henry M, emp shoe factory, bds 20 Butler ct Bartlett Jennie S, res Winchester r
Barton Annie, domestic at 64 Marlboro'
Barton Miss Helen V, teacher, res 20 Marboro'
Barton Mrs Olive R, cook, res 228 Main
. NO DUST, NO DIRT, NO LABOR, WHEN USING A GAS STOVE.
WANTED! AT F. H. BALDWIN'S, 5,000 CUSTOMERS.
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Barton Theodore P, clerk, bds 20 Marlboro'
Bartram Henry M, machinist F R R, bds 62 Washington
Bass Miss Clara E, stenographer, bds 419 Main
Bass James, harness maker, h 419 Main
Baston, Orrin P, photographer J A French, bds City Hotel Batchelder Alfred T ( Batchelder & Faulkner), attorney and coun- sellor, office 17 Roxbury, h 91 Court
Batchelder & Faulkner, (A. T. Batchelder, F C Faulkner) at- torneys and counsellors, office 17 Roxbury opp P O. See adv. Batchelder John A, pattern maker, 40 Central Sq Batchelder Mary, res 48 Main
Bates Miss Anna E, teacher, Elliot street primary, res 90 Adams Bates Mrs Eliza P, widow, h 450 Elm
Bates Frank M, painter Imp Pack Co, h 450 Elm
Bates Herbert HI, pail finisher Woodbury's mill, h 21 Knight
Bates Lizzie M, emp shoe factory, bds 35 Elliot
Batram Harry, machinist F R R, rooms 63 Washington
Battle John W, bds 57 Franklin
Baxter Samuel J, cooper Imp Pack Co, h 13 Union
Baylis Mrs Etta, widow, h 205. Carroll
Beal Flavel, propr Boston Branch Grocery, 26 Washington, h 257 Washington. See advertisement.
Beal J Gertrude, res 33 Marlboro'
Beal Mrs J R, h 33 Marlboro'
Beal J R & Co, (J. W. Russell, Wm HI II Beal), merchant tailors and clothiers, Lamson's blk, 35 Main. See adv.
Beal Justus H, clk J R Beal & Co, bds 33 Marlboro'
Beal Miss Sarah F, res 48 Valley
Beal Nellie E, nurse City Hospital
Beal Wm H H (J R Beal & Co), h 48 Valley [o Centre Beals Herbert R, dentist, rooms 17 Main, over Chesh Nat Bank, h
Beauregard, Arasho, pail maker, h 443 Washington
Beauregard Mrs A J, widow, h 77 North
Beauregard Chas, dealer in wood and kindlings, h and yard 334 Elm Beauregard Delvina C, emp shoe factory, bds 334 Elm
Beauregard Frank E, teamster, bds 77 North
Beauregard John, clk J Cushing & Co, bds 77 North
Beauregard Laura S, emp shoe factory, bds 334 Elm
Beauregard Wm II, res 77 North
Beaver Mills, office IOS Railroad st, Jolm Henry Elliot pres, A A Woodward supt
Becket Charles, emp shoe factory, h 63 Washington
Beckley Mrs M HI, widow, h 40 Washington
Beckwith Elizabeth L, housekeeper [h 357 Water. See adv. Beckwith Henry H, contractor and builder, shop 62 Railroad,
Call at the Gas Co. Office, 14 Roxbury St. and Examine OUR Gas Stoves.
CHOICE IMPORTED AND KEY WEST CIGARS AT HODGKINS'.
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Beckwith Miss Lula L
Beckwith Oscar H, driver at Bridgman's, h 138 Cross
Bedaw Ephraim, emp Chesh Chair Co, h 116 Church
Bedord John, emp shoe factory, h 37 Myrtle
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Beedle's Music Store, Chas C Beedle propr, HI Court sq. See
Beedle Chas C, music dealer, h and store 11 Court sq
Beedle Claude D, dentist, h 173 Washington
Beedle Fred P, musician, 3 Central sq, room 12 Bank blk
Beedle Harry L, musician, 3 Central sq, room 12 Bank blk
Beedle Karl R, musician, bds 11 Court sq
Beedle's Orchestra, F. B. Jenness leader, office 3 Central sq, room 23. See advertisement.
Beedle Winfield B, student, bds 11 Court sq
Beirne James C, grocer, store 43 Carroll cor High, h 31 Carroll
Beirne James P, medical student, bds 31 Carroll
Beirne J Chas, bds 31 Carroll
Beirne Thomas H, R R employe, res 31 Carroll
Beliveau Mrs Elzar, widow, h So Keene
Beliveau John, laborer, bds Marlboro'
Beliveau Joseph, laborer, h 296 Marlboro'
Beliveau Justin, cabinet maker, h So Keene
Beliveau Leslie G, druggist clk, bds 21 Grant
Beliveau Louisa, emp shoe factory, bds So Keene.
Beliveau Octave, emp F & C Manr Co, h 382 West
Beliveau Mrs Susan, widow, res 21 Grant
Bell Wm A, farmer, Walpole r
Bellows Josiah G, lawyer, res Walpole, N HI
Bemis Fred C, clk W L Goodnow & Co, h 96 Union
Bemis Hervey J, clk at Murdick's, bds 22 Fairfield ct
Bemis James H, sawyer Keene Furn Co, h 22 Fairfield ct Bemis Jones A, machinist F R R, h 201 Roxbury
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