Geographical gazetteer of Jefferson county, N.Y. 1684-1890, Part 171

Author: Child, Hamilton, 1836- [from old catalog] comp; Horton, William H., [from old catalog] ed
Publication date: 1890
Publisher: Syracuse, N.Y., The Syracuse journal company, printers and binders
Number of Pages: 1384


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203


CITY OF WATERTOWN.


Benoit Alphonso, currier, h 40 Coffeen. Benoit Edward, tanner, h 40 Coffeen.


Benore Oliver, harnessmaker, h 21 Mundy. Benson George, laborer, h 33 Huntington. Berdean William O., laborer, h 68 Arsenal. Bergevin Charles, retired, h 10 Hamilton. Bergevin Charles E .. laborer, h 22 Pearl.


Bergevin John E .. (Carpenter & Bergevin) h 13 Bronson.


BERGEVIN PETER. prop. livery stable and American barn and sheds.


Berner Ernest, mason, h 9 Rutland st.


Bernier Albert, printer, bds. Romang House. Bernstein John. sailor. h 32 Mullin.


Berow Alexander, carman, h 4 Huntington.


Berow Alfred A., carman, h 2 Huntington.


Berow Hezekiah, laborer. h 12 Cedar.


Berow Lucinda, widow of Solomon W., h 27 William.


Berow William, laborer, h 18 High.


Berry Annis, widow of Benjamin, h 2 ('lay. Besneth Lney, widow of Frank, h Burns ave. BETTINGER BRADFORD J., bds. City Hotel. Beverley Squire, polisher, h 21 Rutland st.


Bickle Philip, teamster, h 97 Main.


Biddlecomb Linns, retired, h 3 Winthrop.


BIDDLECOME RUSSELL B. CAPT., retired farmer, owns in Orleans 182, served as captain of Co. C, 10th N. Y. H. A. Vols., h 62 Franklin.


Bidwell George O., stoneeutter, h 25 Frank- lin.


Bierres Leon G., barber, over Nott's drug store, h do.


Biggs Harry. painter, h 10 Academy. Bignell Almira, widow of Sammel W., h 94 Franklin.


BILYEA FOSTER H .. (U. T. K. Clothing House ) h 28 Sterling.


Bingham Charles D., book-binder. h 2 Gotham. BINGHAM EDWIN, dealer in wen s. liquors, andeigars, 19 Public square, h 42 State. Bingley John, laborer, h 69 State.


Bingley John W., machinist, h 13 Goodale.


BINSSE ANNA M., widow of Dr. John, bds. Woodruff House.


Birdsall Mary, widow of Benjamin, h 45 Moul- ton.


Bishop James, laborer, h 24 Mechanie.


Bishop Jolin, laborer, h 37 Orchard.


Bishop Mary Mrs., prop. boarding house, 12 Rutland st.


Bisnett Charles T., molder, h 10 Lamon.


Bisnett Oness, railroad conductor, h 6 Smith, Bisnett William, engineer, 1: 21 Pine.


Bisonett Alexander, laborer, h 1 Morrison. Bisonett Fred, farmer 7, h 172 State.


Bisonett , widow of Frank, h 18 Factory. Bisonette Charles, fireman, h 2 Newell. Bisonette John, engineer, h 171 Main. Bisseli Alanson, harnessmaker, h 62 Arsenal. Bissonnette Joseph, papermaker. h 14 lewitt. Black River Paper Co., H. Remington, pres. ;


E. W. Remington, sec'y and treas,, manufs.


of ground wood pulp, factory in Black Riv- . Boucher Amelia, widow of Casar, h 3 Howk.


er, office on Sewa I's Island. Black William, laborer, bds. 4412 Factory.


Blake James, laborer, h 4 Rutland st.


Blake John, machinist, h 16 Burchard. Blanc Jennie, prop. boarding-house, 43 State. Blanchard Joseph, laborer, h 64 Factory. Blanchard Silas D., telegraph operator R., W. & O. R. R., bds. 25 Meadow. Blinn Aaron Z., carpenter, h 20 JetTerson.


Bliss Emily W., widow of Elijah W., h 10 Stone. Blodgett Francis J. J., retired, h 20 High.


Blodgett Herbert A., (Faichney & Blodgett) bas. 53 Stone.


Blodgett Mary, widow of Aaron, h 53 Stone. Bloom John, laborer, h 11 Burchard.


Blony Harriet, washing and ironing, h 59 Fac- tory.


Bobiette Jolin, laborer, h G Woodford. Bobiette William, retired, h 6 Woodford. Boganschitz Jacob, laborer, h 60 Factory, Bohall Zebiah, laundress, h 49 Factory. Bohl Edward H., (Bohl & Gamble ) h 7 Pros- pect.


Bohl Jacob, laborer, h 17 Hewitt.


Bohl & Gamble, (Edward H. B. and C. Willard G.) dealers in groceries, etc., I Commer- cial block.


Bolter Margaret C., widow of Henry H., bds. Exchange Hotel, 59 Coffeen.


Bolton Robert, prop. boarding-house, 5916 Mill.


Bolton Stephen H., miller and supt. City four- ing-mills, h 56 Court.


Bolver Margaret, widow of George, h 12516 Main


Bonaire Stephen, laborer, h 7 Burns ave. Bond Anthony, painter, bds. 9 Prospect.


BOND EDWARD A., (Hinds & Bond) h 27 Stone,


Bonney Edmund J .. ins. agent, 2 Washington, h 24 Massey.


Bonns Thomas, laborer, h 4 Bradley.


Booker Susan Mrs., laundress, h 6 Newell.


Boomer Elisha, farmer, h 90 Arsenal.


Boomer Frank E., prop. boarding-house, 90 Arsenal.


Boon Maitland, real estate dealer, h 2 Trinity place.


BOON STEPHEN, dealer in real estate, h 31 Stone.


Boon Walter A., (Boon & Baker) h Trinity place.


Boon Willard J., stenographer. 74 Main.


Boon & Baker. ( Walter A. B. and William S. B.) wholesale and retail druggists, 3 Wash- ington place.


Booth Henry, watchman R., W. & O. round- house, h rear 23 Cedar.


Booth James, laborer, h 13 Emerson.


Bordwell Salacious T., auctioneer, h 64 Washington.


Bort Cornelius, retired farmer, h 13 State.


Borter Adelbert, painter, bds. 2 State.


Borter Brayton R., painter, h 53 Rutland st. Bossnot Eugene, carpenter, bds 22 Franklin. Bossuot Perry F., laborer, bds 22 Franklin. Bosworth Frank, book-keeper, h 23 Clav.


Bosworth Henry, laborer, h 5 Vale.


BOSWORTH REUBEN S. PROF., telescope mannf. and professor of natural sciences, h 76 State.


Bothwell Martin, shoemaker, h 107 State.


Botsford Lewis, butcher, bds. Globe Hotel.


Boucher Arthur, painter, bds, 3 Howk. Boncher Delia, widow of Moses, h 17 Mun lv. Boncher Lorenzo C., painter, h 71 Mill. Boncher Sylvester. carpenter, h 62 Coffeen. Bondette Freehold, laborer, h 3 Engine. Bondreau Alexander, shoemaker, h 100 Court. Bondreau Charles, laborer, bds. 100 Court. Bourcey Frank, laborer, bds. 179 Main. Bourne Henry A., retired, h 37 Keyes ave.


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CITY OF WATERTOWN.


Bourret David, molder. h 10 Fairview. Bowe Ed., laborer, h 40 Smith.


Bowe Mary, widow of John, h 40 Smith.


Bowers Charles B., real estate dealer, h 89 Washington.


Bowhall Nathan. laborer, h 42 Cedar.


Bowker William C .. barber, 4 Prospect.


Bowls John, blacksmith. h 5 Curtis.


Boyce Jane, prop. boarding-honse, 9 Grove. Boyce Samnel F., machinist, h 23 Mechanie. Boyd Alfred J., physician, h 19 Stone.


Boyd George, woodworker, bds. 10 State.


Boyer Henry W , asst. treas. Eames Vaenum Brake Co., h 27 Clinton.


Boyer James S., policy clerk Agricultural In- surance Co., h 4 Ten Eyck.


Boyle Edward, laborer, h 28 Cross.


Bradford Myra I., widow of Gilbert, h 30 State.


Bradley Catharine, widow of Dennis, h 17 Chestnut.


Bradley Gurdon C .. farmer 150. h 49 Bradley. Bradley James, laborer, h 43 Mullin.


Bradley James H .. framemaker, emp. D. S. Miller & Co., h Keyes ave.


Bradley James H., picture framemaker, h 8 Goodale.


Bradshaw Charles A., barber, 3 Washington, bds. 62 Academy.


BRADT THOMAS D., fur tanner, manuf. of fur mats and rugs, h 41 Meadow.


Bradway John, boilermaker, h 26 Morrison.


BRADWAY SELAH S, dealer in groceries. provisions, meats, etc., 4216 State, h 10 Hliglı.


Brady James, engineer, bds. 90 Arsenal.


Brady Thomas, laborer, h 11 Ely.


Bragger J. J. & Son, (Joseph J. and John J.) props, brass foundry, pluimbers, gas and steam fitters, gas 'mannfs., foundry Hoard, gas office 3 Anthony.


Bragger John G., stoneentter. h 51 Mill.


Bragger John J., (J. J. Bragger & Son) h 9 Iloard.


Bragger Jolin W., machinist, bds. 51 Mill.


Bragger Joseph J., (J. J. Bragger & Son) h 3 Anthony.


Bragger Martha, music teacher, bds. 9 Hoard. Bragger Walter E., emp. at gas works, bds. 51 Mill.


Brainard Alvah C., machinist, h 29 High.


Brainard Alvah C., Jr., machinist, h 29 High.


Brainard Mary S., widow of O. V., h 25 Wash- ington.


Brainard Sidney J .. blacksmith, h 8 Pearl.


Branch Asher, laborer, h off Dorsey.


Branch Charles, blacksmith, 14 Jefferson. Branigan George, machinist, bds. 15 Mechanic. Bray William, laborer, h 8 Cedar.


BREEN BROTHERS, (Thomas H. and Isaac R.) att'ys at law, 612 Washington place. BREEN ISAAC R .. (Breen Brothers) h 6 Jay.


BREEN THOMAS H., (Breen Brothers) h 6 Jav.


Brennan John T., carpenter. h 32 Keyes ave. Brennan Martin J., machinist, h 88 Main.


Bressenham John, laborer, 1 75 Massey.


Bretch George P., sign painter, dealer in wall paper, books, and stationery, 3 Commercial block, h 11 Keyes ave.


Bretel John, farmer 45, h 40 Bradley.


Brett Bartley, laborer, h 91 Moulton. Brett George, laborer, h 12 Brainard.


Brett Mary A. Miss, cloak and dressmaker, h 56 Court.


Brett William, farmer 15. h 67 Gotham.


Brieeland Thomas, hackman, 2 High.


Briggs Hiram, enrrier, 11 Fairbanks, h 69 Main .. Briggs Hiram S .. farmer, h 69 Main.


Brigham Van Buren, carpenter, h 69 Academy .. BRIMMER HENRY J., (Streeter, Brimmer & Olean ) h 16 Trinity place.


Brinning H nry, h 1 Gill.


Brintnall Isaac, stock grower. 35 eows, farmer 480, bls. 8 Holcomb.


Britton Fred, asst. local editor Watertown Times, h 8 Jefferson.


Britton Thomas, blacksmith, 31 Arsenal, h 8 Jefferson.


BROCKWAY BEMAN. (Brockway & Sons) editor Watertown Times, h 65 Arsenal. BROCKWAY HENRY A., (Brockway & Sons) h 39 Franklin.


BROCKWAY JEFFERSON W., (Brockway & Sons) h Franklin.


BROCKWAY & SONS, (Beman, Jefferson W., and Henry A.) publishers and props. Watertown Daily Times and Watertown Reformer and Weekly Times, book and job printers and binders, 12 and 14 Arcade.


Bronson Sarah F., widow of George C., h 13. Jefferson.


Brooks Edward. grocer. 62 Factory, bds. 48 do. Brower Edgar, grocer, 83 Main. bds. do.


Brower Fred, buffer, h 17 Smith.


Brown Albert, machinist, bds. 57 Mill.


Brown Allison, carpenter, bds, 25 Clay.


Brown C. Edward, carpenter, h 3516 Arsenal. Brown Charles H., supt. for Taggart Brothers Co .. h 154 Main.


Brown Charles E., salesman for Union Car- riage and Gear Co., h 1 Keyes ave.


Brown Delos J., teamster, h 4 Jackson.


Brown Ed., laborer, h 16 Orchard.


Brown Edwin J., locomotive engineer, h 98 . Arsenal.


BROWN ELON R., lawyer, 28 Paddock arcade, h 43 Massey.


Brown George, book-keeper, h 19 Boyd.


Brown Gertrude, widow of William P., h 13. Winthrop


Brown Hannah, widow of Walter, bds. 17 Franklin.


Brown Herbert J., dealer in millinery and fancy goods, 11 Washington, h 2812 Ster- ling.


Brown Isaac, fireman stationary engine, h 12 Palmer.


Brown Joseph, laborer, h 40 Water.


Brown Samuel N., clerk, h 47 Franklin.


BROWN LEVI H., att'y and counselor at law, 612 Washington place, h 36 Stone.


Brown Lucretia, widow of E. G., h 36 Clinton. Brown Mittie, laborer, h 42 Water.


Brown Robert, laborer, h 6 Bradley.


Brown Sarah N., widow of Edwin, h 40 State. Brown William, mason, bds. 103 Main.


Browne Solon M., teamster, h 45 Factory.


Brownell Danford B., millwright, h 14 Morri- son.


Brownell James P., dealer in oil, h 31 Meadow. Bruce John F., grocer. 91 Arsenal, h do.


Brumley Eliza J. Mrs., laundress, h 73 River. Bryant Maria J., widow of Thomas, h 3 Mun- son.


Buchanan Mary C., dressmaker, h 2812 Court ... Buck Benjamin, laborer, h 66 River. Buck George, painter, h 91 Arsenal.


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CITY OF WATERTOWN.


Buek H. Duane, dealer in groceries and pro- visions, I Goodale, h 1, do.


Buck John, barber. 46 High.


Buck John, laborer, h 24 .Ash.


Buck Robert J .. book-keeper for Farwell & Rhines, h 7 Gotham.


Buck Truman, Jr., aleik. h 11,, Goodale.


Bnekley Ensley, barber, h 21 High.


Budlong Gideon N., photographer, h 67 Frank- Jin.


Bndroe Adolph. laborer, h 61 Mill.


Budroe Agnes Mrs., prop. boarding house, 100 Conrt.


Bndrop Charles, machinist, hds. 100 Court.


Budroe Fred, Jaborer, h 13 Main.


Bne l Marens, retired, bds. Harris House.


Buell Orrin, laborer. h 9 Huntington.


Bull E iza J., widow of Samuel, h 26 Factory. Bullock Helen, h 15 Arcade.


Bulger James, laborer. h 197 Arsenal.


Bundy E isha. laborer, h 43 Bronson.


Bundy Eli ha Mrs., carpet weaver, b 43 Bron- SO1.


Bundy George W., laborer. h 6 Moulton.


Bundy William H .. mason. h 75 Factory.


Burch Charles, carpenter, bds. 48 Arsenal.


Burdick Alfred M., blacksmith, bds. 45 Frank- lin.


Burdick G. Maxom, clerk, h 8812 Main.


Burdick Jesse D., carriage woodworker, bds. 45 Franklin.


BURDICK NELSON, (W. W. Burdick & Co.) lı 45 Franklin.


Burdick Orrin H., dealer in tobacco, cigars. wines, and lignors, 6 Commercial block and 6 Franklin, bds. Kirby House.


BURDICK W. W. & CO .. (Nelson Burdick) carriage manufs. and repairers, 1812 Franklin.


Burdick Wayne W., (W. W. Burdick & Co.) h 45 Franklin.


Burdick Wil iam L., telephone inspector. h 73 Washington.


Burhart Willie H., emp. A. D. Remington, h 27 Emerson.


Burke John C., carpenter, h Le Ray st.


Burke Martin, laborer. h rear Cedar.


Burlingame Charles E., painter, h 21% Park ave.


Burnham Jerome M., clerk. h 98 Franklin.


Barns Celestian C., mason, h 35 Gotham.


Burns George II., mason, bds. 35 Gotham. Burns James L., clerk. h 16 Cross. Burns John, mason, h 28 Gotham.


Burns John A .. book-keeper, h 9 Boyd.


Burns Lewis P., bartender. bds. American Hotel.


Burns Michael, Jaborer. h 10 Morrison.


BURNS PATRICK, mas n. 35 Gotham.


Burns Richard D., retired, h 16 Cross.


Burns Stephen, laborer, h 53 Prospect.


Burns William H., carriagemaker, h 48 Mea- (low.


Burnup Frank, molder, h 22 Pearl.


Burnup Thomas, machinist, h 10 Summer. Burt James C., formerly cashier for Davis Sewing Machine Co., bds. Rutland cor. State sts.


Burt William, emp. E. W. Knapp, h 912 Grove. Burt William S., armorer 39th Sep. Co. Inf., resides Arsenal.


Burton Henry, laborer, h 39 Factory. Burton Henry, Jr., laborer, bds. 39 Factory. Burton James, teamster, h 82 Stone.


Bush, Bull & Roth. IS. R. Bush. J. V. Bull, and Florentine D. R.) dealers in dry goods, 16. 18, 20, and 22 Court.


Bush Frank H., painter, h 76 Massey.


Bush Fred V .. clerk. h 70 Stone.


Bush George S., engineer, h Tilden.


Bush Julia, widow of Edwin, h 49 Stone.


Bush William L., painter, h 14 Wilham.


Bushn II A. & Co., (Fred George ) dealers in diy goods, 5 and 6 Public square.


Bushnell Albert, (A. Bushnell & Co. ) h 20 Ster- ling.


Bushnell Fred L., laborer, h 77 State.


Bushnell Jerome, com. traveler, h 1816 Public square.


Butterfield Augustine, emp. Times office, bds. 26 State.


Butterfield Egbert, farmer, h 38 Sherman.


Butterfield Egbert T., milk dealer, 30 cows, farmer. leases of Willard Ives 208, h 142 Coffeen.


Butterfield Fannie, h 58 Coffeen.


Butterfield Orville, laborer, h 13 Haney.


Butterfield Perley A., widow of Wilham K., h 26 State.


Butterworth Charles F., sigh painter. 3 Arse- nal. bds. 7 Paddock.


BUTTERWORTH HENRY, mannf. of fine furs and dealer in hats, caps, etc., 3 Arse- nal, h 7 Paddock.


Butterworth Henry N., clerk for Henry, bds. 7 Paddock.


Bram Joel, stone mason, h 11 Haney.


Byam Joseph, mason, h 29 Cedar.


Byrne John F., asst. pastor St. Patrick's Church, bds. 44 Massiv.


Cable Hemy. carriagemaker, h 23 Emerson. Cadwell Henry J., elerk, bds. Globe Hotel.


Cadwell Henry V .. wholesale dealer in cigars and tobacco, 16 and 18 Arsenal, b Paddock. CADWELL OLIVER B., (Cooke, Cadwell & Co. ) h 8 Mullin.


Cahill Daniel, laborer, h 27 Lynde.


Cahill George W .. laborer. h 441, Factory. Cahill Robert E .. machinist, bds. 27 Lynde.


Calder George B., watchmakerand jeweler, h 14 Benedict.


Caldwell James B., clerk, bds. 44 Stone. Caldwell Jennie, dressmaker, 3 Hubbard block.


Calhoun Ebenezer, tinsmi h, h 10 Lamon.


Calhoun George, clerk, h 4 Gotham.


Calhoun James, carpenter. h 4 Gotham.


Callahan Alice, widow of Thomas, h 90 Coffeen.


Callahan Thomas, laborer, bds. 90 Coffeen.


Cameron Alexander, serewmaker, bds. Dillon House.


Cameron George. laborer, h 10 Jefferson.


Camp George V .. book-keeper Jefferson County National Bank, bds. 56 Massey.


CAMP TALCOTT H., pres. Jefferson County National Bank, h 56 Massey.


Camp Walter H .. h 38 Washington.


CAMP & MASSEY. (George B. M.) dealers in drugs, perfumery, toilet articles, etc., 6 Washington place.


Campbell Alexander, ( Campbell & Moulton) h 25 Sterling.


Campbell Charles H., mechanical engineer, h 13 Academy.


Campbell Edwin E., (Hill & Campbell) h 44 State.


Campbell George, laborer, h 17 Water.


Campbell Helen M., widow of Alexander, h 27 Sterling.


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CITY OF WATERTOWN.


Campbell Jennie, school teacher, bds. 139 Cirter Patrick, laborer, bds. 10 Moulton. Massey.


CAMPBELL PETER, milk dealer, 9 cows, farmer, leases of Jesse Adams 70, h 139 Massey.


Campbell Robert, laborer, h 72 Factory.


Campbell William A., emp. Farwell & Rhines, h Jefferson.


Campbell & Moulton, (Alexander C. and J. P. M.) dealers in dry goods and carpets, 8 Court.


Cane Jerry, carpenter. bds. 43 Coffeen.


Cannons Peter, retired, h 14 Emmett.


Canonts George, farmer, h 135 State.


Canovan Johanna, widow of James, h 101 Massey.


Canovan Kate, dressmaker, h 101 Massey. Card Alonzo. prop. boarding-house, 14 Moul- ton.


Card L. H., machinist, h Mechanie cor. Jef- ferson.


Carey David, blacksmith, h 53 Moulton.


Carey George, machinist, h 2 Boyd.


Carey Kate, widow of James, h 10 Newell.


Carey Thomas, blacksmith, h 3 Butternut.


Carey Thomas, machinist, h 12 Jay.


Carl James, laborer, h 17 Jefferson.


Carlisle Charles D., clerk, h 10 Fairbanks block.


Carlisle Jolin N .. lawyer, bds. 16 Jefferson.


Carhsle Philander, retired, h 15 Rutland st.


Carlisle William S., machinist. h 16 Jefferson. Carlon James, laborer, h 38 Willow.


Carney James, foreman for H. H. Babcock Baggy Co., bds. Dillon House.


Carney John, blacksmith, h 3 Grove.


Carpenter Addie, dressmaker, bds. 18 Good- ale.


Carpenter Alexander. painter, h 18 Goodale.


Carpenter Fred D., machinist, h 19% High. Carpenter George R., miller Cataract mills, h 52 Monlton.


CARPENTER JOHN M., (Carpenter & Ber- gevin ) sec'y and treas. Watertown Spring Wagon Co., h 18 Stone.


Carpenter John S., carpenter, h 19 Bronson. Carpenter Marion R., carriage woodworker, b 25 Keves ave.


Carpenter Taylor, carpenter, h 50 Moulton.


Carpenter & Bergevin, (John M. C. and Jolin E. B. ) general merchants, 109 Factory. Carr Eliza, tailoress, h 23 Massey.


Carr William, laborer, bds. 20 High.


Carroll Dennis, laborer, h 81 Mill.


Carroll Herman D., carpenter, h 18 Cooper. Carroll James, carpenter, h 130 Main.


C.rroll James, machinist, h 17 Jefferson.


Cirroll James H., carpenter, h 18 Cooper.


Carroll William J., tireman, h 28 Emerson.


Carter Catharine, widow of Michael, bds. 39 Massey.


Carter Charles H., tinsmith, h 16 Union.


Carter Charles P., prop. boarding-house, 4 Front.


Carter Dewitt M., draughtsman. h 10 Massey. CARTER EVELYN F., vice-pres. Agricultural Insurance Co., h 1 Jay.


Carter John H., blacksmith, h 8 Willow.


Carter Joseph, laborer, h 53 Huntington. Carter Joseph, laborer, h 13 Central.


Carter Lawrence, coachman, h rear 6 Clinton. Carter Mary, prop. boarding-house, 13 Factory. Carter Otho S., clerk, bds. 31 Factory.


Carter Patrick, laborer, h 22 Morrison.


Carter Revilo F., hay dealer, h 41 Arsenal.


Citer Salinda H., widow of Frank P., h 31 Franklin.


CASE EDWARD E., prop. planing and mold- ing-mill, basement 12 and 14 River, h 34 Cooper.


Case George H., earpenter, bds. 9 Moulton.


Case Mary E., widow of Lorenzo, h 21 Cooper.


Case Richard, laborer, h 30 Cooper.


Case William O., farmer 154, h 19 Cooper.


Casey James, laborer, bds. 175 Arsenal.


Casey John, carpenter, h 65 Massey.


Casey John, laborer, h 37 Cedar.


Casey Michael, laborer, bds. 175 Arsenal.


Casey Patrick, laborer, h 14 Palmer.


Casey Rose, widow of John, h 175 Arsenal.


Casey Thomas, mason, h 6 Bradley.


Cassidy John C., telegraph operator, h 110 Arsenal.


Castle George, (Wilson & Castle) h 2 Davis.


Caswell Fred, cabinetmaker, bds. Romang House.


Caswell Nelson R., book-keeper, h 11 Sterling. Caswell R. Caroline, widow of Nelson, h 11 Sterling.


Canfield Mary, widow of J. M., h 65 Washing- ton.


Cavanaugh Hattie N. Miss, dres-maker, h 18 Orchard.


Cavanaugh Joseph F., painter. h 18 Orchard. Cavanaugh Margaret Mrs., h 18 Orchard.


Cavanaugh Mary, widow of James, h 99 Cof- feen.


Cavanaugh Mary Ann, widow of Joseph, h 105 Coffeen.


CAVANAUGHI O. Miss, seamstress, h 37 Fac --- tory.


Cavanaugh Thomas, laborer, h 73 Massey.


Cawfield Patrick, mason, h 103 Mill.


Central New York Telephone Co., W. D. Han- chette, supt., 11 Paddock arcade.


Cerasco Dominick, dealer in fruits and nuts, Arsenal cor. Washington. h 8 Woodruff. Chadwick Melvin, machinist, h 23 ligh.


Chalfant George, carriagemaker, bds. Globe Hotel.


Chambers Edwin, molder, h 38 High.


Chambers George, laborer, h 20 Central.


Chambers James, shoemaker, h 7 Morrison.


Chambers John A., clerk in U. T. K. Clothing House, h 612 Washington place.


Chambers Robert, retired, bds. Stone.


Chambers William S., emp. Bagley & Sewall, h 24 Bronson.


Champ John, fireman. h 87 Court.


Champlin Charles G., chief of police, h 80. Arsenal.


Chandler Webster L., life ins. agent, 2612 Publie square, resides in Ogdensburg, St. Lawrence Co.


Chapple William, machinist, bds. 74 Main.


Charbonneau Alphonso, painter, h 37 Pros- pect.


Chargo William J., thermometer finisher, bds. 29 Orchard.


Charlow George, laborer, bds. 134 Main.


Charlow Mary, widow of Christopher, h 134 Main.


Charlow Peter, laborer, h 2 Morrison.


Chase Catherine, widow, h 1512 Le Ray st. CHASE CHARLES. (Chase & Co. ) h 22 State. Chase Harriett L. Mrs., ( Chase & Co.) h 22 State.


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CITY OF WATERTOWN.


Chase Jerome, carpenter, h 7 Central. Chase John, laborer, h 23 Cedar.


Chase Justus, undertaker, emp. Chase & Co., Clark Theodore E., carpenter, bds 25 Clay. h 22 State.


Chase Montreville, laborer, h I112 Factory. Chase Newton J., laborer. h 1 Prospect.


Chase Warren C., painter, h 7 Burchard.


CHASE & CO., Charles and Mrs. Harriett L.


Chase ) undertakers and funeral directors, 38 Arsenal.


Chavoustie Charles, carpenter, h 8 Polk.


Cheever Joseph B., farmer, h 118 Arsenal.


Chellis Sarah, teacher, h f11 Main.


Child Alpha, telegraph and news editor Water- CLARKE WILLIAM, contractor and bnilder, town Times, h 154 State. chief engineer fire department, h 24 CHILD SAMUEL, lawyer, 27 Paddock arcade. Baker.


CHITTENDEN THOMAS C., railroad and Clary John, mason. h 41 Prospect. steamboat ticket agent, foreign exchange. dealer in tobacco, cigars, etc., 5 Paddock . Clary William, laborer, h ff Cedar.


arcade, h 5 Benediet.


Christophel Frank, clerk, h 16 Goodale.


Christopher Fred, laborer, Eds. 103 Main.


Church William E., tinsmith, h 3913 Massey. Churchill Jay E., cabinetmaker, h 45 Central. City Hospital,-see HOUSE OF THE GOOD SA- MARITAN.


CITY HOTEL, Joseph B. Mckinley, prop., 82 and 84 Court.


City Steam Laundry, S. B. Baxter, supt .; Mrs. Rose Haley, prop., Mill cor. Factory.


City Opera House, E. M. Gates, manager, 32 Arsenal.


Claflin Edwin. brickmaker, h Hunt.


CLARE CHARLES W., editor and prop. Wat- erton Re-Union, issued every Wednes- day, book and job printer, 18 Arcade, h 6 Orchard.


Clare George R., printer, bis. 10 State.


Clark C. V. Mrs., milliner, h 43 State.


Clark C. Willi in, retired, h 38 Stone.


Clark Charles E., baggage and expressman, h 22 Bronson.


Clark Charles V .. machinist, h 43 State.


Clark Cornelia, widow of John, h 12 Sterling. Clark David, laborer, h 44 Holcomb.


Clark David, butcher, bds. 44 Baker.


Clark Edward B., painter, h 8112 Factory.


Clark Ehjah J., life ins. agent, h 11 Paddock. Clark Eugene, cartman. h 22 Moulton. Clark Frank, clerk, bds. 25 ('lay.


Clark Fred, clerk, Ids. 18 Mechanic.


Clark George, laborer, h 59 Huntington.


Clark George F .. book-keeper, h 11 Paddock. Clark Hannah S., widow of Charles E., h 8 Sterling.


Clerk Henderson M., local supt. Armour Beef Co , bds. 46 Gotham.


Clark Irvin, butcher, h 10 Cross.


Clark J., widow of Elias, h Lamon.


Clark Marshall, butcher, h 44 Baker.


CLARK MARY BRADFORD STERLING, witlow of George W., deaconess in the Mission of the Redeemer in connection with Trinity Church. resides Mission house, Main.


Clark Mary E., widow of Stephen, h 18 Me- chanic.


Clark Milton R., 20 cows, farmer 140.


Clark Parlina, widow, h 7 Academy.


Clark Richard A., tinsmith, h 63 Stone. Clark Samuel B , laborer, h 7 Cedar.


Clark Samnel H., hackman, h 23 Hamilton.


CLARK SAMUEL J., street commissioner, h 100 Arsenal.


Clark Sarah C., widow of William C., prop. boarding-house, 25 Court.


Clark Victor M., carpenter, h 16 Meadow.


('lark William L., prop. saloon, 81 Factory square.


Clark William R., ins, agent, 27 Paddock ar- cade, bds. 15 Lynde.


Clark William T., peddler, h Main cor. Le Ray sts.


Clarke John V., (Moffett, Hodgkins & Clarke,. of Syracuse) civil engineer, h 43 Wash- ington.


Clary William, machinist, h 79 Franklin.


Clemmons Henry, laborer, h 6 Haney.


Clemmons William, laborer. h 95 Arsenal.


Clemons George D., carpenter, h 57 Moulton.


Cleveland Stephen R., contractor and builder, h 31 Ten Eyck.


('lichner Charles, clerk, bds. 4 Jetterson.


Clickner Cornelia E. Mrs., dressmaker, h 4 Jefferson.


Cline Horatio B , dealer in cigars and tobacco. com. traveler, 23 Pubhe square, h 31 Washington.


Clobridge Charles A., prop. saloon, 15 Arsenal, lı 14 Trinity place.


Clobridge Edgar, clerk, h Massey cor. Arsenal. Clobridge John Howard, painter, h 7 Howk.


Clobridge Lloyd, laborer, bds. 93 Factory.


Clobridge William, painter h 2 McGowans court.


Clodwick Albert W., mail carrier, h 70 Frank- lin.


Clough John, laborer, h Gill.


Coates Abraham, machinist, h 41 Mullin.


Coates Harry II., printer, bds. 41 Mullin.


Cobb George H .. law student, bds. 16 Wash- ington.


Cole Chark s E., local editor Watertown Times, bds. 53 Franklin.


Cole Helen G., widow of James, h 12 Davidson. Cole Herbert D., resident.


Cole James C., marble entter, h 15 Central ave. Cole James (., carpenter, h 1 Howk.


Cole Lyman A .. dealer in new and second- hand furniture, 64 and 66 Conrt, h 1A Jackson.


Cole Mary Mrs., h 2416 Court.


Coleman Dennis, laborer, h 12 Dorsey.


Coleman Timothy, laborer, h 12 Willow.


Collins John, shoe maker, h 17 Coffeen.


Collins John E., machinist, h 71 Main.


Collins Patrick, laborer, h Maple.




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