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Thomas, overseer, house Thornton avenue
Sharples George, clerk, house Hilarity, Ist fr. Hartford av. Shaw Walter A. removed to Providence
William A. president Thornton Worsted Co. house Plainfield Pike, Thornton Village
William J. sup. Thornton Worsted Co. house opp. do. Shawcross Edward J. clerk, house 129 Waterman
James M. periodicals, house 170 Dyer avenue
Shea Richard, cloth folder, house 116 Plainfield
Sheard Charles B. carder. house 15 Alverson avenue
Sheckert Paul, laborer, house 23 Union avenue
Sheehy Moses, finisher, house 122 North
Sheedy Jolin, loom fixer, house Latham court
Sheehan Jeremiah, operative, boards Cleveland, n. Merino John H. wool sorter, house 173 Dyer av. [ingly road Shekleton Joseph W. carpenter, h. Kelley av. n. Old Kill- Sheldon Angell, farmer, house Scituate road, 2nd beyond (3 Simmonsville road .
" Ethan T. milkman, h. Plainfield, corner Randall av.
". William, carpenter, house Hartford avenue, near Oak Swamp Reservoir
Shepard Arthur, knitter, boards 26 Thornton Village
Robert A. painter, r. Irons' block, b. 47 Ceylon, Prov. Sherman Edward C. removed to Providence
.. Harvey HI. carpenter, honse 14 Alfred
Oliver P. removed to Greystone
" Perry, farmer, house 7 Graniteville
William, driver, boards rear foot of Osgood avenue. 140. Sherry Perry, lumber dealer, h. Georgiaville rd. Graniteville . Sherson James, shoemaker, house 72 Harlan
Under its charter the Northwestern can hold no Fluctuating Securities. See Page Fund
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See Page 140.
Sherson James W. clerk, boards 72 Harlan Shields John, lather, house rear 63 Plainfield Shippee Byron P. farmer, boards with Peleg A. Shippee
Clinton. removed to Foster
66 John, house Graniteville, opposite Pine Hill
Peleg A. farmer, house cross road from Central pike, near Scituate line to Plainfield pike
Short Herbert M. steam fitter, house 69 Pioneer
C Hiram A. milk dealer, house 69 Pioneer Mabel L. teacher, District 5 school Shuman Lowell B. policeman, house 40 Dyer avenue U Shuttleworth Moses, removed to Lawrence, Mass.
Sibley Edward F. (Sibley & Johnson) 1078 High house 628 do. Providence
CIBLEY & JOHNSON, (E. F. Sibley) printers, 1078 High (see front cover)
Siegel Charles E. provisions, 52 Brown, h. 54 do. 66 C. Edward, weaver, house 54 Brown [age
Sills Samuel, manager. British Hosiery Co. h. Thornton Vill- Simmons Mary E. Miss, boards with Nancy West Simms William, operative, boards Thornton avenue
Simon Frederick, weaver, house Wood, near Hartford av. James, weaver, boards Wood, near Hartford avenue Simonine Antoine, grocer, h. Plainfield pike, Thornton Vill. Simpson Albert, farmer, house at Pocasset
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George, overseer, house 3 Thornton Village
John W. farmer. h. Plainfield, 7th bey. Thornton av. Joseph. died February 14th, 1890
Sinclair William E. book keeper Highway Department, boards 341 Plainfield
Singleton James E. tailor, house 118 Laban 66 John T. grocer, 9 Hartford avenue, house 11 do.
Slater John, farmer, house Scituate road, near Scituate line Slocum Benjamin S. bookkeeper, boards 19 Winsor
" George, machinist, house 52 Webster
Sly Lydia H. Mrs. house 37 Laban
SMALL MAURICE, merchant tailor, 39 Plainfield, house Roger Williams avenue (see page 137)
William, weaver, house 119 Lexington
Smart Anthony, farmer, h. Scituate road, near Scituate line Smith Abel T. mason, house 129 Waterman [road
Adfer W. farmer, h. Winsor av. 1st fr. Old Killingly
16 Albert A. house Laurel Hill av. corner Union av.
Almira Mrs. house Dyer av. near Roger Williams av. Almon O. clerk, 18 Olneyville sq. bds. at Cranston
SMITH ANDREW W. mason and contractor, 42 Harlan 2 corner Barrows, house do. (see page 131)
" Aun Mrs. house 8 Arcade, Merino Village
THWESTERN affords privileges never before ofered,
The combinations of "Insurance with Annuity " of
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Smith Benjamin F. peddler, house Old Killingly road, 7th from Pine Hill road
" Benjamin N. moulder, house 121 Laban [Plainfield
" Byron A. reg. pharmacist, 18 Olneyville sq. house 190
" Charles. F. blacksmith, house 37 Graniteville
Clarence A. stone cutter. house Old Killingly road, 6th beyond Pine Hill road
Daniel, teamster, house 18 Alfred
Edward, farmer, boards with William H. Young
" Edward, laborer, boards, MeDonough, corner Winsor
Edward K. harness maker, house 197 Waterman
" Elmer E. laborer, boards 16 North Lake
Ernest, knitter, boards 26 Thornton Village
F. Howard, electrician, boards 121 Laban
Gaius H. commercial traveller, h. opp. 40 Graniteville
Gardner N. laborer, h. off Hartford av. 1st fr. school h.
George, boards 127 Alverson avenue
George A. milk dealer, house Old Killingly road, 8th from Pine Hill road
George E. honse near the store, Graniteville [av.
.6 Godfrey M. jeweler. h. Dyer av. n. Roger Williams
Henry S. mason, house 31 Harlan [field.
Herman F. hairdresser, 1 Hartford av. h. 144 Plain-
Horace B. house 29 Barrows
Israel S. laborer, house 10 North Lake
James, farmer, house cross road from Central pike to Hartford pike, near Scituate line
James M. plumber, house 114 Laban
James N. wheelwright, h. opp. the store, Graniteville
James R. teamster, h. Williams, near Hartford av.
Jarvis, operative, h. Georgiaville road, Graniteville
Jennie Mrs. house Hartford av. cor. Bowlet
6. John, house 114 Plainfield
John, helper, house 30 Vine
John, laborer, house at Hughesdale
John E. clerk, house 30 Vine
John F. wool sorter, b. Melrose, 7th fr. Hartford av.
John J. farmer, house cross road from Scituate road to Hartford pike
" Julia R. Mrs. boards with Albert H. Eddy
Kime I. moulder, house 127 Alverson avenue
Lawrence, laborer, house McDonough, cor. Winsor
Leander F. policeman, house Central pike, 6th bey. Old Killingly road
Martha E. widow, house 15 Brown
Michael, laborer. h. Milrose, 7th from Hartford av.
Nicholas S. farmer, house Old Killingly road, 9th fr.
Pine Hill road [Graniteville
Orrin, confectionery and fruit, boards near the store,
LESS WE CAN PROVE THE
WE WANT NO BUSINESS UN-
THAN ANY OTHER COMPANY.
CAN DO BETTER
FOR YOU
NORTHWESTERN
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Smith Patrick, operative, bds. Milrose, 7th fr. Hartford av.
P. Herbert, dry goods, 291 Plainfield, house 16 Ham- mond. Providence
Rodney H. driver, U. R. R. h. rear foot of Osgood av Samuel, tinsmith, boards 34 Plainfield
Stanton J. blacksmith, house Pine Pill, Graniteville
S. Marion, teacher, District 2 school
Walter, wool sorter, boards with Mrs. Jennie Smith
.6 Warren L. farmer, house Old Killingly road, 2d from Pettis avenue
William E. machinist, house 6 Hartford avenue
William H. musician. house 7 Dyer avenue [pike
66 William L. farmer, h. Old Killingly road. cor. Central William M. farmer, house Hartford avenue near Oak Swamp reservoir
William N. file maker, house 16 North Lake
William T. farmer, bds. with William L. Smith
Wilson, farmer. house George Waterman road, 9th fr. Old Killingly road
Smithies David, spinner, house 257 Plainfield Southwick Eliza, widow, boards with Nelson P. Bennett
Soothill John, overseer comber, house 57 Eddy
Sparrow John, moulder, boards 127 Alverson avenue
Spaulding Charles S. shearer, house 96 Plainfield
Edwin, plumber, boards 96 Plainfield [car barn
Henry S. driver, U. R. R. h. Old Killingly road, near Speakman William, machinist, house 44 Hartford avenue Spencer Alfred, farmer, boards with William R. Wilder
Edwin H. clerk, boards 104 Brown
" George G. carpenter, house 84 Merino
Joseph, spinner, house 26 Garden
" Walter, teamster, boards Hughesdale Village Spink Frederick W. farmer. bds. with Laban F. Waterman Springer Edward P. died October 30, 1890 Emma E. widow of Edward P. house 47 Webster Stafford William, knitter, house Thornton Village Stanley Charles E. keeper, Town Asylum, Atwood avenue, 5th beyond Hughesdale, house do.
Earl C. hostler, house 29 Barrows Stanton Patrick, laborer, house 135 North Lake Staples Charles A. watchmaker, house 13 Alverson av. Stapleton Richard, spinner, house 41 Merino Village Stark Otto, operative, h. Dyerville av. n. St. Cloud Hotel Starkweather Caroline A. widow, removed to Providence Marshall HI. house 104 Brown
W. A. Mrs. h. Plainfield, 10th bey. Andrews av.
Starr William H. Rev. pastor, Union Congregational church, Thornton Village, h. 42 Horton
Starre Henry, chandelier maker, house Rocky Hill road junction Laurel Hill avenue
140. W. P. GANNETT, Gen. Agt., Providence. The NORTHWESTERN has received a higher rate of interest than any similar See Page institution on its entire Assetts.
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Stearns Herbert E. bookkeeper, boards 60 Bowen Hiram A. overseer, house 60 Bowen Steere Abram T. foreman, house 56 Bowen
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David II. clerk, house 91 Waterman
Edmund A. h. Plainfield, Sth bey. Andrews av.
Edwin B. house 19 Rocky Hill av.
Franklin A. produce dealer, house 349 Plainfield
Frederick E. student, boards 173 Waterman ave. Frederick L. engraver, house 5 Dyer av.
Harden, wheelwright, house 173 Waterman
66 William R. farmer, bds. with Benjamin W. Whipple William S. teacher, dist. 15 school, h. at Providence Stehfast Frederick, weaver, house 124 Pioneer
"6 Oscar, weaver, h. Hedley av. 1st from Hartford av.
Stephens Susan, widow, house 201 North
Stevens Daniel, laborer, bds with George W. Stevens
" George W. carpenter, house cross road, from Scituate road to Hartford pike
Stewart William, carpenter, house 16 Union avenue William, weaver, house 21 Winsor
Stiles Betsey Mrs. house 18 Alverson avenue
Stoehr John, machinist, house Milrose. 3d from Hartford av. Stone Benjamin, engraver, boards 300 Plainfield
Benjamin B. jeweler, house 300 Plainfield
" Caroline A. widow, house 33 Waterman
Caroline E. widow, removed to Manton
Fred C. farmer, h. Scituate rd. 1st bey. Plainfield pike
George A. carpenter, house 181 Johnston
John C. pattern maker, boards 33 Waterman
Justin, clerk, boards 185 Johnston
Thomas J. driver, U. R. R. house 41 Bron Thomas L. jr. hostler, boards 41 Brown
Storti Cosimo laborer, house at Simmonsville
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Giacomini, operative, house at Morgan Mills
Stowe Joseph F. died June 15, 1890
STOWELL THEODORE B. propr. Prov. Bryant & Strat- ton Business College, 283 Westminster, Prov. (sce page 134)
Strauss Henry, dresser tender. house 16 Plainfield
Streker Charles, printer, house 419 Plainfield
Stringer Thomas B. collector, boards 121 Plainfield
Stringfellow Charles, knitter, house 16 Thornton Village Strong James, dyer, h. r. Hedley av. 4th fr. Hartford av. Strozina John, weaver, honse 115 Plainfield Sugden Morris, printer, house 107 Alverson avenue Sullivan Fred. printer, 1076 High, bds. 68 Oak, Prov.
" John, machinist, house 114 Plainfield
" John S. saloon, 162 Plainfield house 160 do.
Michael, bricklayer, boards 114 Plainfield
W. P. GANNETT, Gen. Agt., Providence.
140.
other Company.
The Rate of Interest of the NORTHWESTERN during its Entire History has been Higher than any See Page
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$6,532,324.98.
Sullivan Michael, spinner, house Williams, near Hartford av. Philip, laborer, house Lee, near Manton av.
Thomas, trader, house Lake near Sprague
Sun Fire Office of London, 70 Weybosset, room 1 Sutliff Charles, painter, house rear 49 Waterman
Suttill George, machinist, boards 28 Rye Mary Mrs. house 28 Rye
Surplus
66 Priestly, machinist, boards 28 Rye Suydam George W. clerk. Thornton Worsted Co. Thornton Village, house Roger Williams avenue
Swain Gilbert, milk dealer, house Mill, corner Waterman Swan Z. Allen, carpenter, house 17 Rye
Sweeney Elizabeth, widow, house 17 Arcade, Merino Village John A. clerk 1090 High, boards 336 Plainfield
John J. cotton sampler, house 336 Plainfield
Walter J. teamster, boards 336 Plainfield
C Sweet Abby Miss, house at Graniteville Alburta D. house 175 Concord
50 Amasa, house 51 Graniteville
Andrew J. machinist, boards with Sterry Sweet
Benjamin F. shoemaker, h. rear 69 Plainfield
66 Byron O. milkman, house Scituate road, 1st beyond Plainfield pike
Edwin A. farmer, house 24 Plainfield
16 Emor, carpenter, house 76 Graniteville
" Ephraim, farmer, boards with James O. Mathewson
Henry B. removed to New Bedford. Mass
Herbert H. blacksmith, boards 24 Plainfield
66 Howard M. carpenter, house 193 Laban
L. & Co. lumber dealers, 267 Harrison avenue, Prov.
Peter E. hairdresser, house 12 Garden
60 Phebe E. widow, boards 17 Rye
Richard A. milk dealer, boards with Sterry Sweet
Stephen, blacksmith, house 24 Plainfield
66 Sterry, farmer, h. Hartford av. near Merino Village
66 Walter N. carpenter, boards with John Shippee
Sweetland James H. house 13 Webster avenne
Nathan G. house 59 Waterman
Swindells Arthur, photographer, 1078 High, boards 821 Chalkstone avenue, Providence
" . Harry L. reg. pharmacist, 944 Manton av. Prov. Sykes Sidney, weaver. house rear 231 Laban
Sylvestre Telesphore, laborer, h. 21 Arcade, Merino Village
Northwestern
TACEY JESSE, operative, house Plainfield, 2d beyond Thornton avenue
Jesse G. operative, boards with Jesse Tacey
John, operative, boards with Jesse Tacey
1891,. $42,353,912.96 ; 0
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Assets January
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Taft Henry S. clerk. 29 Olneyville square, house Rocky Hill road, near Union avenue
Herbert, farmer, boards with Byron O. Young
Tampio Bassie, farmer. house cross road from Scituate road Talhot Mary E. Mrs. house 88 Alverson avenue to Hartford pike James, house rear 38 Winsor Tanner William A. engraver, house 128 Laban William H. H. bookkeeper, house 117 Laban NORTHWESTERN. Tansy James, removed to England Patrick. operative, boards opposite worsted mill. Thornton Village [road Taylor Abraham, peddler, bds. King, 3d from Old Killingly Albert, carder. bds. King, 3d from Old Killingly road
Alfred L. died March 21, 1890
66 Annie Mrs. removed to Providence
Benjamin, grocer, 78 Laban, house 40 do.
Benjamin, weaver. house 49 Winsor [road,
Christopher, peddler, h. King, 3d from Old Killinglyto
George R. removed to Providence
66 Henry C. removed to Providence
John, helper, house 110 Brown
John, weaver, house 51 Webster
[road
Joseph, carpenter, bds King, 3d from Old Killingly
Joseph H. carpenter, house 114 Laban
Leander. carpenter, house 128 North
Lister, house 341 Plainfield
66 Lydia (. widow, house 21 Mi'l
Robert, carpenter, house 74 Pioneer
Robert, weaver. removed to Providence
Samuel, electric light ,trimmer. h. Roger Williams av.
Tefft D. Alva, draper, boards 17 Plainfield
Tehada Nicoli, farmer, house at Simmonsville
Telecky Vincenze, weaver, boards Oak, beyond the mill
Tella Antonio, operative, house Scituate road, 16th beyond! Plainfield pike
Gætno, farmer, honse Plainfield pike, 5th beyond Simmonsvi le road
" Giovanni. spinner. boards with Michelli Tella
Michelli, laborer, house Lake, near Sprague
Nicoli, farmer, boards with Gæetno Tella [road See Page 140 Parille, farmer, h. Simmonsville road, 3d bey. Scituate;
Tennant John A. driver, house 19 Pioneer
Tessier Telesphore, operative, h. rear 21 Dike, near Stokes
Testa Alfonso, farmer, house Plainfield pike, 5th beyond Simmonsville road
Salvatore, laborer, house Thornton Village
Testaf Antonio, h. Scituate road, 22d bey. Plainfield pike Tetlow Samuel, farmer, h. Central pike, n. Scituate line
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For the last ten years the average mortality of all other companies has been 50 per cent. higher than the
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Tetlow Thomas, file cutter, boards 93 Laban
Thayer Edwin L. conductor, U. R. R. house 118 Waterman SEE PAGE 140 LATER E. C. anatomical boot maker, 22 college, Prov. (see page 137)
Thibodeau Gedcon, operative, h. Manton av. near the depot George, weaver, house 39 Eddy
Henry W. weaver, house 31 Eddy
John W. weaver, house 10 West Park
Thierfelder Edward, jeweler, house 41 Trenton
Frank, jeweler, house 41 Trenton
Thireault Joseph, clerk, house 1 Mc Donough -
Thising William, weaver, house 126 Laban
Thomas David L. operative, house 116 Rocky Hill avenue
Forest E. operative, boards 116 Rocky Hill avenue
THOMPSON BROS, grocers, 1040 High street, Providence (see page 132)
Charles W. ( Thompson Bros.) 1040 High, bds. 45 Messer, Providence
Edward F. died JJuly 19, 1891
Fred C. traveling agent, boards 42 Dyer avenue
66 Henry L. Printer, house 63 Graniteville [Prov.
Jolin P. ( Thompson Bros. ) 1040 High, h. r. 107 Valley
Lyman A. carpet layer, honse 19 Vine
Prussia, widow of Edward F. house 42 Dyer avenue
66 Ruel, mason, house Miller av. Sth from Dyer av.
66 Wilfred L. carpet layer, boards 19 Vine
Thornley Henry, wool sorter, boards 38 Laban
William, weaver, house 38 Laban
Thornton Elijah, farmer, house Pocasset road, 8th from Old Killingly road
Eliza Miss, h. Pocasset road, 2d from Hartford av.
66 Emery, farmer, boards with Elijah Thornton
Fenner A. florist, boards with Elijah Thornton
66 Lucy, widow, house 17 Alverson avenue
Richard, engineer, house Old Killingly road, 2d north of Hartford avenue
Stephen T. watchman, boards 43 Webster avenue
William G. florist, house at Pocasset
William J. farmer, house 3d on cross road from Hart- ford avenue to Winsor avenue
William L. farmer, house 2d on cross road from Hart- ford avenue to Winsor avenue
Worsted Co. W. A. Shaw, pres. W. J. Shaw, supt. Thornton Village
Thrappleton Arthur, spinner, house Pettis avenue, 3d from Old Killingly road
Thurber Charles A. milkman, honse Old Killingly road, 1st south of Hartford avenue
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E W. P. Gannoti, Gen. Agt., Fro -
THE AMBITION OF THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE IS TO BE SAFE RATHER THAN LARGE.
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Thurbur Ethan, stone cutter, house Old Killingly road, 3d from Pine Hill road
Thurston Adam M. farmer and soap manufacturer, house Old Killingly road, cor. Lyman avenue
" George A. printer, house 47 Manton av. near King
John T. farmer, house Old Killingly road 4th from George Waterman road
" Palmer C. moulder, house 114 Merino [Lyman av.
Warren A. soap maker, h. Old Killingly road, corner Thyng Chester C. house 161 Waterman
Susie A. Miss, milliner, Dyer's Opera House block, house 161 Waterman
Tiernan John, carpenter, boards 42 North Allen
Tierney Ellen, widow, house 227 Plainfield
" James F. died January 9, 1891
Jobn A. plumber, boards 227 Plainfield
" Paul, engineer, house Sprague, near Alverson
Phebe Mrs. house 11 Hartford ave.
66 William I. dresser tender, bds. Sprague, n. Alverson Tift Charles. farmer, h. Brown rd. 8th fr. Bell school house Tilllinghast Frank W. proprietor Pocasset Warp Co. Thorn- ton Village, house Plainfield pike, n. Thornton av.
TILLINGHAST W. H. dentist, 220 Westminster street, Providence. (see line on front cover)
Tinkham Alfred E. conductor U. R. R. h. 55 Alverson av.
Toman Bernard, driver, 12 Plainfield
Tomlinson John, overseer, house Thornton Village
Totten Fred B. boards 271 Plainfield
Tourtellot Asa M. farmer, house off Central pike, 11 beyond Old Killingly road
Charles E. farmer, house John Alverson road
66 David A. farmer, house Old Killingly road, 4th north of Hartford avenue
David G. driver, house 116 Plainfield [road
Edwin A. farmer, h. Hartford av. cor. John Alverson
Ethan A. salesman, house 145 Waterman
Oscar A. clerk, 2 Plainfield, house 134 Waterman
Towers Samuel, trimmer, boards 13 Thornton Village
Towne Joshua A. farmer, h. Hartford av. 3rd fr. Borden la.
Townson William, music teacher, house Hedley avenue, 3rd from Hartford avenue
Tracy James G. book agent, h. North Lake, corner Barrows, 66 Patrick, laborer, house Lexington, near Whitehall Trainor James HI. inspector, boards 3 Smith
Michael M. removed to Providence
" Thomas, laborer, house Penrose, corner Greenwood
" Thomas F. removed to Providence
Trapp Antoine, weaver, house Dyke, beyond Stokes
W. P. GANNETT, Gen'l Agent, Providence.
Premiums in NORTHWESTERN about as other Companies, but Dividends Double in Most Cases.
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PARASK SPENCER & CO. bankers and brokers, 5 and 7 Exchange, Providence (see front colored page A)
140 Travaleno Antonio, farmer, house Atwood avenue, near Scituate road.
Troy Richard A. removed to Massachusetts
Tucker Henry F. removed to Providence Martin T. removed to Providence Wm. D. flavoring extracts, house 360 Plainfield Tulip Frank C. removed from the town "' Orville E. dresser tender, house 21 Laban Tunnicliffe Elizabeth Mrs. house 24 Rose Tupper Charles W. music teacher, boards 89 Plainfield Turcotte Frederich, spinner, boards 6 Hartford avenue Guillaume, spinner, boards 6 Hartford avenue " Joseph, spinner, house 6 Hartford avenue [ly road Turner Henry S. farmer. h. Winsor av. 5th fr. Old Killing- 2 Turney Walter S. printer, house Manton avenue, near Manton house TWITCHELL FRANK A. dentist. Waterman building. 12 Olneyville square, h. 171 Plainfield (see page 129) Tyman Michael, laborer, house 77 Plainfield c Tyring Nelson J. baker, boards 178 Waterman Tyrell Edward, house 30 Union avenue . VALENTINE RICHARD, weaver, boards 67 North Allen Vallette Betsey, widow, house 197 Plainfield Vandettono Antonio, farmer. house at Simmonsville Vanner James, farmer, h. Scituate rd. cor. Simmonsville rd. 66 James C. clerk Joseph Webb's house Simmonsville road. 5th beyond Scituate road 66 John, laborer, house Hughesdale Village 66 Robert, laborer, boards with James Vanner William. laborer, boards with James Vanner see also McVanna Van Leuven Charles A. comber, house 126 North Van Valkenburg Mary, widow, house Latham court Vasey Mary Mrs. removed to Providence Michael, cloth inspector, house 4 Lewis Vaughn Ann, widow, house George Waterman road, 9th beyond Old Killingly road Vesey Joseph I. clerk, 1080 High, boards 159 Wood, Prov. Vezina Philias, clerk, 14 Olneyville sq. h. 544 Florence, Prov. Vicchione Bernardo, farmer, house Hartford avenue, 5th from Borden lane The Northwestern confines its business to the Healthy nortion of the United States. = UNDERWOOD HARRY, folder, boards Thornton Village Unwen George, loomfixer, house 69 Laban
Rocco, farmer, h. Hartford av. 5th from Borden lane
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Vick Arthur W. removed to Providence
Henry J. weaver, house 45 Eddy
. Vickers George W. house 161 Laban Vickery Maria E. Mrs. nurse, house 43 Barrows
TTISITOR PRINTING CO. publishers and printers, 27 North Main street, Providence (see page 136)
Votilatti Cosimo, farmer, h. Atwood av. near the poor house Cyprien, farmer, boards with Cosimo Votilatti CT
WADE ALVA, died August 26th. 1890
" Daniel I. peddler, house Old Killingly road, 1st
from Beil School House [Hill road Samuel, farmer, h. Old Killingly road, 11th bey. Pine Waddell James F. teamster, house Central pike, 2nd beyond Hughesdale Village
Walch Charles L. removed to Providence
Clinton E. clerk, boards 390 Plainfield
Elizabeth Mrs. house near blacksmith shop, Pocasset
" Fredrick, farmer, house Old Killingly road, 4th from George Waterman road. .
" James H. prop. Poca-set Ice Co. 380 Plainfield, also postmaster, house 48 Dyer avenue
John, ice dealer, h. opp. blacksmith shop, Pocasset
Thomas, ice dealer, house 390 Plainfield
W. Irving, ice man, house, 364 Plainfield
see also Walsh
Walden Frank, clerk, 163 Plainfield
Waligura Frank, weaver, house 43 Trenton
Walker Albert, house Plainfield, 9th beyond Andrews av. Allen H. clerk, house Cleveland near Merino
Amos, dyer, house 1 Dyer avenue
66 Amy, widow, died June 4th, 1891
Arthur, knitter. h. Plainfield, 5th bey. Thornton av.
Benjamin M. jeweler, house 326 Plainfield
Charles, dyer, house 27 Union
Cyrus, carpenter, house 341 Plainfield
Cyrne, jr. boards 341 Plainfield
" Philip A. millwright, house 62 North Lake
Robert, knitter, boards 26 Thornton Village
Willard S. teacher, District 4 school, h. 395 Plainfield
William E. carpenter, h. Plainfield, cor. Andrews av.
Wall George, moulder, bds. Miller avenue, n. Dyer avenue 16 James, fitter, house Miller avenue, near Dyer avenue Wallace Catharine, widow, house 24 Trenton John, house 151 North
John, teamster, house 24 Trenton
" Patrick H. carpenter, house 46 Winsor
" Stephen, laborer, boards 66 Trenton
Wallwork Richard, variety store, 141 Plainfield, bouse do.
The Unparalleled Record of the Northwestern means more than good and sound. See Page CD
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Walmsley Benjamin, peddler, house John Alverson road
140 Mary A. widow, house rear 55 Eddy Walsh Edward, baker, 12 Plainfield
John, grocer, 90 Plainfield, house 40 Eddy
John H. & Co. undertakers. 888 High, h. do. Prov.
Robert G. grocer, 276 Plainfield, house 278 do.
William H. house 40 Eddy
" 'see also Walch
Walters William, engineer, boards Thornton Village
Walton Seth, overseer, house rear 33 Rocky Hill road
Thomas, warp dresser, honse 18 Eddy
Ward James, fireman, house Dike, beyond Stokes
John, lithographer, house Wood, near Hartford av.
Michael, removed to Providence
68 Patrick J. ins. agt. house Dyer av. cor. Trenton
66 Thomas, weaver, boards 3 McDonough
66 William F. laborer, house 11 Williams Warner Henry A. file cutter, house 26 Winsor W. P. Gannett, Gen. Agt., Prov. - James, machinist, honse opp. the mill, Thornton Vill. Warren Edwin, farmer, boards foot of Penrose James, died July 1, 1891 Mary, widow of James, house 225 Waterman
Wardwell E. J. Mrs. variety store, Manton avenue, near railroad station, h. Manton av. near Merino av.
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