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HAMILTON NATHAN F., dentist, office River st., cor Province, h do. HAMILTON & PRIME, (Jamin H. H. and Wm. R. P.) physicians and surgeons.
Haney Charles, tailor, Main st., h do.
Hardy Bertha E., teacher primary dep't Richford academy, bds School st.
Hardy Grace L., assistant teacher senior department Richford academy, bds School st.
Harper Daniel, laborer, Province st.
Hawley Henry, (Hawley & Son,) Main st.
Hawley Henry, undertaker, and dealer in furniture, crockery and wall paper, Main st., h do.
Hawley Israel B., (J. B. Goddard & Co.) Main st.
Hebb Lewis S., works in G. Smith's planing-mill, Willow st.
Heftlon Norman E., allo. physician and surgeon, office Academy st., h do.
Hendrix Gideon, farmer ro, h Troy.
Hopkins Ethan F., carpenter and joiner, farmer 80, h Main st.
Hubbard William H., stationary engineer, h River st.
. Hull Jasper, speculator, h Main st.
Hunter Uri, night watchman Missisquoi R. R., h Troy st.
Hurlbut Ella M., milliner, Main st.
Hurlbut William. H., manuf. of butter tubs, Main st., h Academy.
Impey Harry, carpenter, h Academy.
Impey William, missionary, carpenter and builder, h Railroad st.
INMAN NELSON S., principal of Richford Academy, h School st.
Judd Adam, laborer, Farrar st.
Julius Hector, blacksmith, bds Troy st.
LaFluer Levi, stone mason, h Academy st.
Lahue Marcellus D., dealer in groceries and provisions, teas, coffees, spices, canned goods, etc., River st., h do.
Langdon Frank H., inspector of customs, bds Province st.
Langlois Joseph C., inspector of customs, bds American House.
Ledoux Lewis, shoemaker, bds River st.
Lefrance Alfonzo, shoemaker, bds River st.
Letourneau Joshua J., law student with E. H. Powell, bds Main st.
Lovelette Charles J., carpenter and joiner, h Troy st.
Lovelette Edward, carpenter, Main st.
Lovelette Moses, carpenter and builder, Main st., h do.
Lovelette Nelson, carpenter and builder, farm 100, h Troy st.
Lunderville Lewis, brakeman, River st.
Macdiarmid Hugh, superintendent's clerk S. E. R. R., bds Union House.
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RICHFORD VILLAGE-TOWN OF RICHFORD.
Malony Michael J., manager Gazette Pub. Co., h Center st.
MARTEL LEWIS, bakery and barber shop, Main st., cor Troy, h do. Martin Frederick, blacksmith in machine shop, h Troy st.
MARTIN ERNEST M., dealer in sheep and cattle, farm 28, h River st. Martin Max, telegraph operator Missisquoi depot, bds Center st. McDowell John, machinist, River st.
McGowen Charles B., laborer, Troy st.
MCKINNEY ARTHUR, master mechanic Missisquoi R. R., bds Union House.
Meyatt Jock, laborer, Willow st.
Mills Leonard M., prop. grist and flouring-mill, dealer in grain, flour, feed, etc., Main, h River st.
MOSIER ALEXANDER E., (Casavant & Mosier) h Troy st.
Mullin Michael, janitor S. E. depot, h in depot.
Murphy Patsey, tinsmith for Brown & Emerson.
Palmer Lizzie A., (Mrs. Stephen W.) hair-worker.
Palmer Stephen W., musician and house and sign painter, h near railroad.
Parker Louis B., carpenter and joiner, h Province st.
PATCH ALAMANDER C., machinist, and dealer in groceries, canned goods, tobacco and cigars, and keeps boarding house in Union Block, River st.
Peabody George E., clerk for J. G. Powell, bds River st.
Peabody Stephen O., clerk for John N. Powell, bds River st. cor Church.
People's Drug and Grocery Store, estate of John H. Smith, Morris L. Smith, manager, Main st.
Pelo Deio, laborer, h Academy st.
Perkins Milan M., laborer, h Center st.
Porter Adolphus, works in R. R. shop, h Province st.
POWELL E. HENRY, att'y and counselor at law, State auditor, presi- dent of Richford Savings Bank and Trust Co., office Main st., h do., farmer 190.
Powers Edward, shingle maker, Railroad st.
Powell James G., dealer in groceries, provisions, tobacco, etc., River st., farmer 196, h Province st.
Powell John F., resident, h Troy st.
Powell John N., dealer in groceries, provisions, green fruits, canned goods, salt, tobacco, cigars, etc., River st. cor Church, h over store.
Powell Hermon, farm in Fairfield 180, h Academy st.
Powers Lyman W., clerk S. E. R. R., bds American House.
PREMONT JOSEPH, manuf. and dealer in harness, Main st., h Troy st. Priest George A., agent for White, Clarkson & Co., h Province st.
PRIME WILLIAM R., (Hamilton & Prime) h Main st. cor School.
Puffer George, laborer, River st.
Rabtaw Antoine, laborer, Willow st.
*REED CHARLES L., editor and publisher of "Richford Journal," also job printer, office in Union Block, River st., h do. [Card on page 446.] Richards Emanuel, (Richards & Co. ) bds Troy st.
Richards & Co., (Emanuel R. and Robert B. Gilmour) general blacksmiths, custom work a specialty, Troy st. cor Willow.
Richards Frank, (Goff & Richards) farm 148, h Province st.
Richards Sarah, widow of Chauncey, h Railroad st.
*RICHFORD GAZETTE, Gazette Publishing Co., props., M. J. Malony, manager. [Card on page 430.]
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RICHFORD VILLAGE-TOWN OF RICHFORD.
*RICHFORD JOURNAL, Charles L. Reed, editor and prop., River st. [Card on page 446.]
Roberts Frank H. Rev., pastor M. E. church, h River st.
Rockwell Fred, machinist, h River st.
Rounds Henry H., deputy collector and inspector of customs, farm 25, office depot building, h Province st.
Rounds Joseph, farm 100, h Province st.
ROUNDS MCKENZIE W., postmaster, and agent Mutual Telegraph Co., Main st.
Rounds Olive P., widow of John A., farm 60, h Province st.
Rowley Lorenzo D., barber and hair-dresser, River st., bds Union House.
Royce Charles S., farmer 190, and with E. S. Locke 350 in Canada, h River st.
Royce Henry C., (Royce & Goff) store No. 6 Kingman st., St. Albans. Royce James C., farmer, h Province st.
ROYCE & GOFF, (Henry C. R. and Frank L. G.) dealers in fancy and staple dry goods, boots, shoes, ready-made clothing, hats, caps, books, stationery, sheet music, jewelry, etc., agents for Austen's forest flower cologne, Main st.
Rumsey Willie J., fireman S. E. R. R., h River st.
Rustedt Harry E., att'y and counselor at law, and town agent, office Main st., h do.
Scott Alfred, freight agent for S. E. R. R., h Province st.
Scott Daniel, farmer 24, h Troy st.
SEARLES CHESTER W., mail agent from Richford to St. Albans and re- turn, daily, h Main st., farm in Berkshire 15.
Sears Frank C., dealer in groceries, provisions, lamps, flower pots, bird cages, notions, etc., Troy st., h do.
Seeley Ida E, dressmaker, Main st.
Senay Joseph, laborer, Willow st.
Shephard Herbert C., telegraph operator, lives in Abercorn, Canada.
Smith Chapman C., allo. physician and surgeon, office River st., h do.
Smith Cortis W., prop. tannery, and manuf. boots and shoes, Province st., h do.
Smith Edwin R. baggageman Missisquoi R. R., bds Troy st.
Smith Eliza, widow of Chapman, farm 50, Province st.
Smith Gorham F., prop. steam planing and matching mills, mill Province line, bds American House.
SMITH HENRY J., carriage painter, Troy st., farm 8, h r 16.
SMITH LYMAN H., inspector of customs, and deputy collector, dairy 100 cows, farmer 1,000, h Province st.
Smith Morris L., manager of People's Drug and Grocery Store, Main, h River st.
Smith Orville J., shoemaker, Province st., h do.
Smith Richard, dealer in drugs, medicines, trusses, shoulder braces, paints, oils, varnishes, dye stuffs, books, stationary, etc., River, cor Main st., h Province.
Steele John, carpenter and joiner, Province st.
St. German Lewis, laborer.
STILES JUSTIN E., manager Boston clothing store, Main st.
Stone Vezzazzano, (Stone and Davis) bds Troy st.
Stone & Davis, (Vezzazzano S. & Braton C. D.) -butchers and proprietors of meat market, Troy st.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY DIRECTORY.
E. MOFEETERS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
GAND INSURANCE AGENT,
OFFICE OVER DRUG STORE,O
MAIN STREET, - - ENOSBURGH FALLS, VT.
RUBLEE BROTHERS'
DRUG CARD,
Will appear on page 524.
F. B. SANDBORN & SON'S
CARD 3 %
Will appear on page 524.
DR. JOHN SHEERAR,
DENTIST
MAIN, CORNER KINCMAN STREET,
ST. ALBANS, VI.
Wife ! since Dr. SHEERAR fitted you with artificial teeth you look as plump and pretty as a girl of twenty ; it makes me think of the old times, and I believe I'll have to court you over again.
Well, Richard, I do feel many years younger ; my breath is sweet and my appetite is improved, and now it is a wonder to me that so many people neglect their teeth, allow them to decay, and then go about annoying people with their impure breath and ill-shaped face, all of which they could easily remedy by the aid of Dr. SHEERAR's services.
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TOWN OF RICHFORD --- OUTSIDE OF CORPORATION.
Story Edgar P., dealer in dry goods, ready-made clothing, boots and shoes, hats and caps, Main st., h do.
Sweat Ira J., (Sweat & Co.,) h Main st.
Sweat Warren O., carpenter and builder, car builder, cabinet and violin maker.
Sweat & Co., (Ira J. S. and E. H. Powell) general builders and manufs. doors, sash, moldings, etc., Main st.
Sweet Philip A., foreman of S. E. R. R. car shops, h Railroad st.
Thompson Fred N., carpenter, and foreman of L. Baker & Co.'s mill, h Troy st.
Tiffany Andrew, locomotive engineer S. E. R. R., h River st.
Union House, J. P. Goddard & Co., proprietors, Main st., cor Troy. Webb Fred N., fireman S. E. R. R., h Province st.
.WHEELER FRANK W., photographer, portrait artist and publisher of views in Franklin county, dealer in albums, frames, scopes, etc., Main st., opp. Union House. [Card on page 304.]
WHEELER ISAAC, general blacksmithing, and prop. of livery and feed stable, shop Main, stable Academy st., h do, farm 90.
Wheeler Joseph, wheelwright, shop Main, h Farrar st.
White, Clarkson & Co., wholesale dealers in lumber, general office New Haven, Conn., Canadian branch, Richford, office in freight depot, yards Prov- ince line, Geo. A. Priest, agent.
WILLIAMS CHARLES, manuf. and dealer in harness, and dealer in trunks, and valises, robes, whips, blankets, etc., Troy st., h do.
Williams Worthington, harness maker, h Troy st.
Wingate Hiram, machinist S. E. R. R. shop, River st.
WRIGHT OSCAR W., farmer, h Railroad st.
RICHFORD.
TOWN OUTSIDE OF CORPORATION.
(For Abbreviations, etc., see page 289. )
Adams Frank W., (Richford) r 16, sawyer.
Adams Ransom W., (Richford) r 16, (C. P. Stevens & Co.,) foreman of mill and farm in Newport 119.
Allger Edson, ( Richford) r 16, teamster.
BAILEY JAMES W., (Richford) r.11, wool grower 30 sheep, dairy 18 cows, and farmer 175.
Barupt Samuel, (Richford) off r 25, farmer 25.
Bates J. Reed. (Richford) r 23, dairy 20 cows. and farmer 250.
Bean Frank, (Richford) r 23, leases of Wm. Willard dairy 16 cows.
Bean Vernon, (Richford) r 23, laborer.
Bedell Alden N., (East Richford) hotel and livery.
BEDELL HENRY E., (East Richford) custom officer and auctioneer. Bell George W., (East Richford) r 12, laborer.
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TOWN OF RICHFORD-OUTSIDE OF CORPORATION.
Berry Eugene, (Richford) r 16, laborer.
Bidgood M. L., (Richford) off r 13, leases of L. H. Smith, dairy 16 cows, and farm 400.
Bickford Emily, (East Richford) r 13, widow of Nathaniel, farm 105.
BLAISDELL HARTWELL, (East Richford) r 12, farmer 60.
BLAISDELL WOLFERD W., (Richford) r 25, dairy 11 cows, and farmer IOO.
Blodaw Frank, (Richford) r 16, farmer, leases of B. C. Davis 45.
Bliss Charles L., (Richford) r 31, butter buyer, and dealer in poultry, hides and pelts.
Bliss Cortis J., (Richford) r 31, farmer 40.
Bliss Frank, (Richford) r 31, dealer in cattle and sheep, hides and poultry.
Bliss Marshall S., (Richford) r 25, dairy 15 cows, farmer 160.
Bliss William G., (Richford) r 22, dairy 10 cows, and farmer 75.
Bowen Augustus, (East Richford) r 12, laborer.
Broe David, (Richford) r 16, laborer.
Brown Charles W., (Richford) r -, farmer.
BROWN JAMES, JR., (Richford) r 22, farmer 11, soldier Co. G. 17th Vt. Infantry, lost right leg at Petersburgh, June 17, 1864.
BROWN JOHN A., (Richford) r 9, dairy 10 cows, and 10 head young stock, farmer, leases of John Dunbar 105.
BROWN WILLIAM C., (Richford) r 18, dealer in cattle, and farmer 315. Button Albert B., (Richford) r 16, farmer.
Button Alonzo, (Richford) r 16, dairy 30 cows, and farmer 265.
Button Hiram, (Richford) r 1, ( Hendrix & Button. )
CARPENTER JAMES K., (Richford) r 26, dealer in sheep, dairy 25 cows, and farmer 250.
CHAPPEL ALMON B., (Richford) r 3, dairy 10 cows, and farmer go.
Chase Alvin S., (Richford) r 3, farmer 31.
Chase Alvin S. Jr., (Richford) r 3, dairy 25 cows, farmer 140.
Cheeney William J., (Richford) r 16, laborer.
CLARK SAMUEL O., (East Richford) r 12, farmer 60, and leases of Moses Kellogg, of Berkshire, 100.
*COBURN DAVID, (Richford) r 52, dealer in Champion mower, Thomas & Champion wheel-rakes, the LaDow wheel harrow, the Matchless plow, breeder of Poland China hogs, dairy 15 cows, and farmer 150. [Card on page 520.]
COLCORD GEORGE, (Richford) r 25, (Lewis & Colcord) foreman of såw-mill.
Colette Joseph, (Richford) r 25, farmer 300.
COLLINS JOHN, (Richford) r 25, dairy 23 cows, and farmer 300.
COMBS DAVID, (Montgomery) r 31, farmer 75.
Combs Eli, (Richford) r 7, runs threshing machine.
Combs Elias, (Richford) r 31 cor 32, farmer.
Combs John, ( Montgomery) r 31, farmer 25.
COMBS JONATHAN, (Montgomery) r 31, farmer 125.
COMBS REUBEN, (Richford) r 28, wool grower 25 sheep, dairy 30 cows, and farmer 350.
CONNER JAMES C., (Richford) r 3, dairy 10 cows, and farmer 60.
Cook James M., (Richford) r 19, laborer.
Cook John C., (East Richford) shoemaker, and dealer in boots, shoes, tobacco and cigars.
Coon Nelson, (Richford) r 22, laborer.
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TOWN OF RICHFORD-OUTSIDE OF CORPORATION.
Corliss Joseph, (Richford) r 8, dairy 25 cows, farmer 60, and in Canada 100. Corliss Omer W., (Richford) r 10, dairy 20 cows, farmer for Hezekiel Corliss 155.
Davis Braton C., (Richford) r 16, (Davis & Stone) farmer 45.
Davis Byron M., (Richford) r 16, farmer II0 acres.
Davis Dewitt C., (Richford) r 16, agent for fruit trees, and Singer sewing machines. .
Davis Thomas J., (Richford) r 25, dairy 10 cows, and farmer 105.
Demar Henry, (Richford) r 6, laborer.
Derby David H., (East Richford) r 14, carpenter and joiner.
Deyett Melvin, (Richford) r 19, carpenter.
Dodge Daniel, (East Richford) r 14, laborer.
Dow David T., (East Richford) carpenter.
Dow Myron, (East Richford) carpenter and joiner.
DRAPER ELLIS B., (Richford) r 16}, dairy 25 cows, farmer 200, soldier Co. F, 7th Vt. Infantry.
Dunbar John, (Richford) r 9, farmer 105.
DUNHAM SYLVANUS, (East Berkshire) r 29, dairy 20 cows, and farmer 180
Durkee William, (East Richford) farmer.
Dwyer Harvey D., (Richford) r 33, farmer.
Dwyer Willie P., (Richford) r 33, dealer in sheep and cattle, dairy 10 cows, wool grower 20 sheep, and farmer 115.
Elliston Henry, (Richford) r 16, laborer.
Farrar Albert I., ( Richford) r 31 cor 32, farmer.
Farrar Cortis T., ( Richford) r 28, son of Truman P.
Farrar Fred T., (Richford) r 28, farmer, son of Nelson B.
FARRAR HARVEY M, (Richford) r 33, dealer in sheep and cattle, dairy 17 cows, and farmer 152.
Farrar Ira H., (Richford) r 31 cor 32, dairy 24 cows, and farmer 270.
Farrar Nelson B., (Richford) r 28, dairy 15 cows, and farmer 150, and leases 50.
Farrar Truman P., (Richford) r 28, huckster and farmer 55.
Fletcher Baron D., (East Berkshire) r 31, farmer 100.
Fletcher Cyrus, ( Montgomery) r 31, farmer 50.
Fletcher Joel, (Richford) r 31, dealer in sheep and cattle, dairy 10 cows, and farmer IIO.
FLETCHER LEWIS, (Montgomery) r 31, farmer 50.
Fletcher Perry G., (East Berkshire) r 31, dairy 26 cows, and farmer 300.
Fletcher Selon, (Richford) r 26, farmer 30.
Fletcher Selon B., (East Berkshire) r 31, aged 75.
Fletcher Silas, (Montgomery) r 34, dairy & cows, farmer 150.
Fletcher Uri, (Montgomery) r 31, dairy 8 cows, and farmer 160.
Fletcher Zopher, (Richford) r 31, exhorter and farmer 30.
Flint Freeman, (Richford) r. 19, farmer 60.
FOSTER HAMILTON N., (Richford) r 19, dairy 20 cows, and farmer 160.
Foy Fred, (Richford) r 24, farmer, leases of E. F. Hopkins 90.
Freeman John, ( Richford) r 16, laborer.
Freshett ( Richford) r 25, fariner 128.
Freshett Newell. (Richford) off r 25, farmer.
Freshett Newell, Jr., (Richford) off r 25, farmer.
Gibson John C., (East Richford) stone mason and building mover.
Glover Lewis, (East Richford) r 14, farmer.
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TOWN OF RICHFORD-OUTSIDE OF CORPORATION.
Goff Burton, (Richford) r 8, farmer.
GOFF GILBERT L., (Richford) r 1, dairy 14 cows, and farmer 105.
Goff L. Richmond, (Richford) off r 5, dealer in poultry.
GOFF VASCO M., (Richford) r 6, dairy 20 cows, farmer, leases of E. H. Powell 150.
Goff William W., (Richford) r 19, dairy 10 cows, and farmer 80.
Goodspeed George, (Richford) r 23, leases of Wm. Corliss and E. H. Powell dairy 20 cows and farm 185.
Gross Caleb, (East Richford) off r 12, farmer 50.
Gross Cordelia, (Richford) r 24, widow of Abram, farm 20.
GROSS DANIEL A., (East Richford) r 12, dairy 7 cows, farmer 65, and leases of A. H. Stanhope 85.
GROSS GILBERT R., (Richford) off r 26, dairy 8 cows, and farmer 100. Gross Jason, ( Richford) r 24, farmer 125.
Gross Jethro O., (Richford) r 24, son of Jason, farmer.
GROSS JOHN C., (East Richford) r 12, dairy 14 cows, farmer 125, soldier Co. A, 6th Vt. Infantry.
Gross John H., (Richford) r 24, carpenter and joiner.
Gross William, (Richford) off r 24, farmer 70.
HAMMOND JERRY C., (Richford) r 23, dairy 50 cows, and farmer, with De Forest, of Franklin, 600.
Heath Elisha, ( Richford) r 27, resident.
HEATH HENRY R., (Richford) r 27, dairy 12 cows, and farmer 175.
Heath James A., (Richford) r 33, farmer, leases of P. G. White 100.
Hendrix Benjamin A., (Richford) r I, (Hendrix & Button) wood lot 25 acres. Hendrix & Button, (Richford) r 1, (Benjamin A. H. and Hiram B.) dairy 27 cows, and farmers 160.
Hopkins James H., (Richford) r 23, farmer.
Hopkins John D., (Richford) r 23, dairy 6 cows, and farmer 80.
HURLBUT CHARLES E., (Richford) r 6, teaming and trucking, farmer 7}. Ingalls Asa J., (Richford) r 28, farmer, leases of Sanford Allen, of Enos- burgh, 100.
Jacobs Alex., (Richford) r 18, laborer.
Jacobs Joseph, (Richford) r -, leases of S. P. Carpenter dairy 24 cows, and farm 197.
Judd O. Chandler, (Richford) r 24, farmer 50.
Kelley Shedrick, (Richford) r 21, laborer.
Kennedy Deville L., ( Richford) r 21, laborer.
Kinney Edwin R., (East Richford) r 12, farmer, leases of Stephanus Smith 132.
*KINSLEY WILLIAM W., (Richford) r 26, civil engineer, dairy 10 cows, farmer 60, soldier Co. A, 8th Vt. Infantry, wounded at Port Hudson, May 27, 1863. [Card on page 338.]
Kirby Daniel, (Richford) r 16, laborer. Labear Joseph, (East Richford) laborer.
Ladd Samuel O., (Richford) r 1, farmer, with E. S. Locke 80.
Lahue Julius, (Richford) r 18, farmer 1.
Lahue Lester, (Richford) off r 18, tanner and currier, and farmer 38.
LAMORA A. DEFOREST, (Richford) r 7, farmer, with Nelson II, and leases of L. H. Smith, dairy 35 cows, and of farm 350.
LAMORA NELSON, (Richford) r 7, farmer, with A. DeForest II, and leases of L. H. Smith, dairy 35 cows, and farm 350. Letourneau Caleb, (Richford) r 2, farmer 160.
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TOWN OF RICHFORD-OUTSIDE OF CORPORATION.
Lewis & Colcord, (Richford) r 25, (Hansom E. L., of St. Albans, and Geo. C.) props. steam saw-mill, manufs. and dealers in lumber, timber land 1,500.
Locke Edwin S., (Richford) r 19, prop. tannery, dealer in leather and hides, farmer 6, and with Samuel O. Ladd 80.
Lovelette Charles, (Richford) r 25, dairy 14 cows, and farmer 100.
Lovelette Joseph, (Richford) r 25, farmer.
Lovelette Mitchell, (Richford) r 25, farmer 25.
Lucas Jeremiah T., (East Richford) farm in Canada 40.
MARCY DAVID, (East Berkshire) r 30, soldier in Co. H, 34th Massachu- setts Infantry, dairy 16 cows, farmer 175.
McAllister William, (Richford) r 163, dairy 10 cows, and farmer 90.
MCCARTY CHARLES, (East Berkshire) son of Norman.
McCarty Norman, (East Berkshire) r 30, prop. saw-mill, and lumber dealcr. MCKINNEY ARTHUR, (Richford) sup't of buildings, bridges and road- ways for Missisquoi R. R., office at Union House, bds do.
Mckinney Charles E., (Richford) r 11, laborer.
MEAD CORNELIUS H., (Richford) r 25, dairy 14 cows, and farmer 100.
Mercy George, (Richford) r 2, laborer.
*MILLER CASSIUS F., (Richford) r 16, breeder and dealer in bronze turkeys and game fowls, dealer in produce and poultry, and farmer 100. [Card on page 524.]
Miller Elmer E., (Richford) r 16, clerk for C. P. Stevens & Co.
Miller Henry B., (Montgomery) r 34, dairy 6 cows, and farmer 80.
Messier Fred, (Montgomery) r 34, farmer 100.
Miner Henry A., (Richford) r 13, farmer.
Miner Henry H., ( Richford) r 25, farmer 6.
Miner Omer F., (Richford) r 25, farmer 40.
Miner Peter, (Richford) off r 25, farmer 50.
MINER WILLIAM, (Richford) r 13, dairy 20 cows, and farmer 284, soldier in Co. F, 10th Vt. Infantry.
Miner William T., (Richford) r 13, farmer 116.
Mitchell Smith M., (Richford) r 24, farmer 145.
Mudgett James B., (Richford) r 19, carpenter and joiner, and farmer II.
Notemire Henry, (Richford) r 20, dairy 12 cows, and farmer 85.
NOYES AMOS M., (Richford) r 21, owns saw-mill, carpenter and builder, dairy 17 cows, and farmer 259.
NOYES HOMER B., (Richford) r 21, dairy 17 cows, and farmer 150.
Noyes Joseph, (Richford) r 21, farmer 65.
Noyes Nathaniel, (Richford) r 26, resident, aged 79.
Noyes William L., (Richford) r 21, farmer 30.
O'Rourke Michael J., (East Richford) section foreman.
Osiea Lewis, (Richford) r 26, laborer.
PARKER LUCIUS R., (East Richford) postmaster, dealer in dry goods, groceries, boots and shoes, station and express agent, telegraph agent, soldier Co. F., 7th Vt. Infantry.
Parkhurst Gallup, (East Berkshire) r 29.
Pattee Ami, (Richford) r 27, with Moses, dairy 27 cows, and farm 225.
Pattee Moses, (Richford) r 27, with Ami, dairy 27 cows, and farmer 225.
Pattee William, (Richford) r 27, farmer, leases of A. and M. Pattee dairy 27 cows, and farm 225. :
Perry Edward, (Richford) r 25, laborer.
PUFFER AUSTIN, (Richford) r 22, dairy 18 cows, and farmer 200.
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TOWN OF RICHFORD-OUTSIDE OF CORPORATION.
Puffer Freeman D., (Richford) off r 26, farmer 50.
Puffer Lewis, Richford) r 26, farmer, leases of Selon Fletcher IIO. «
Puffer Martin, (Richford) off r 26, resident, aged 79.
Rember Edwin, (East Berkshire) r 29. farmer, leases of S. Dunham, dairy 20 cows, and farm 180.
Roberts Henry A., (Montgomery) r 32, dairy 10 cows, farmer 120.
Rogers Cortis K., (Richford) off r 24, farmer 50.
Rogers Curtis, (Richford) off r 24, farmer 50.
Rogers Hiram, (Richford) off r 24, farmer 100.
Rosenberger John, (Richford) r 32, dairy 24 cows, and farmer 300.
Ryan Isaac, (Richford) r 25. laborer.
Scott Ransom C., (Richford) r 8, 9 head young stock, and farmer 75.
Sears Harlow H., (Richford) r 19, dairy 30 cows, 13 head young stock, wool grower 41 sheep, farmer 30.
Sears Jesse J., (Richford) r 21, dairy 10 cows, farmer 120.
Shephard Peter, (East Berkshire) r 29, farmer, leases of William Goff 110. Simmons Ezekiel, (East Richford) r 15, laborer.
Smith Alfonzo W., (Richford) r 7, farmer, leases of Mrs. M. L. Brown, dairy 25 cows, and farm 255.
SMITH GEORGE W., (Richford) r 5, 11 head young stock, dairy 17 cows, and farmer 180.
Smith Stephanus (East Richford) r 12, farmer 132.
Smith Watson W., (Richford) r 8, dairy 12 cows, and farmer 150.
Sornborger Nathaniel M., (Richford) r 23, resident.
STANHOPE ALLEN H., (Richford) r 25, dairy 11 cows, farmer 185. Stanhope Hiram, (Richford) r 25, resident, aged 69, grandson of Joseph.
Stanhope Hiram C., (Richford) r 16, dairy II cows and farmer 110.
Stanhope Hobert N., (Richford) r 16, carpenter and joiner, wheelwright, and farmer I I.
Stanhope Isaiah, (East Richford) r 16, farmer 7, and with Isaiah N., dairy 21 cows, farm 212.
Stanhope Isaiah N., (Richford) r 16, with Isaiah, farm 212.
Stevens C. P. & Co., (Richford) r 16, (Charles P. Stevens, Daniel H. Buck, of South Troy, Charles C. Manuel, of North Troy, and Ransom W. Ad- ams) manufs. of spruce clapboards, packing boxes, hard and soft wood, finished lumber, and dealers in general merchandise.
Sturgon William, (Richford) off r 5, laborer.
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