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TOWN OF MORGAN.
DUTTON MARQUIS D. L., (Morgan Center) r 7, farmer 170.
Elliott Augustus O., (Morgan Center) cor r 8 and 19, laborer, son of Fran- cis J.
Elliott Charles F., (Morgan Center) r 19, boot and shoe maker.
Elliott Darius A., ( Morgan Center) off r 19, farmer, son of Nathaniel.
Elliott Francis J., (Morgan Center) cor r 8 and 19, manufacturer of coarse lumber.
Elliott Hiram H., (Morgan Center) r 7, farmer 150.
Elliott John, (Morgan Center) off r 20, farmer 77.
Elliott Nathaniel, (Morgan Center) off r 19, farmer ISo.
Elliott Reuel C., ( Morgan Center) r 7, farmer 160.
Elliott Samuel D., (Morgan Center) r 7, farmer, with Clarence H. Carner IO0.
Evers Thomas, (Island Pond, Essex Co.,) r 27, laborer.
Ewens Alonzo, ( Morgan Center) off r 20, teamster and farmer 13.
Ewens Hiram G., ( Morgan) r 6, carpenter and joiner, and farmer 13.
Farnham George W .. (West Charleston) r 1, farmer.
Farr Curtis, (Island Pond, Essex Co., ) r 27, stone cutter.
Farr Lorenzo D., (Morgan) r 7, carpenter and joiner, wheelwright and farmer 25.
Farr Osmond I .. , (Morgan) r -, carpenter and joiner, and farmer 14.
Farr William, (Morgan Center) off r 9, carpenter and joiner, and farmer 40.
Flanders Benjamin, ( Morgan) r 5, retired farmer.
Flanders Eli R., (Morgan) r 8, hop grower, dairy 18 cows, and farmer 150. Fuller Moses, ( Morgan) r 18, laborer.
Gallup Dyer, ( Morgan Center) r 20, sawyer.
GILMAN WILLIAM E., (Morgan Center) r 20, general blacksmith.
Goodsell Albert, ( Morgan Center) r 8, farmer about 109.
Goodsell James, (Morgan Center) r 20, farmer,
Goodsell Joel W., (Morgan Center) r 8, farmer 2.
Gray Fred A .. (Morgan Center) r 19, dairy 13 cows, and farmer 179.
GRAY JOSEPH A., (Morgan Center) r 20, dealer in groceries and pro- visions, manuf. of coarse lumber, and dealer in real estate, stock grower, and farmer about 500, and in Charleston 210.
Griffin Alansford, (Morgan) r 23, peddler, and farmer 3.
Gunn Peter, (Morgan Center) r 8, foreman, for Thompson & Howard.
Hackett Vesta A., (Morgan Center) r 9, widow of William, resident.
Hamblet Charles E., (West Charleston) r 14, commercial traveler.
Hamblet Frederick J., (West Charleston) r 14, dairy 15 cows, sugar orchard 1,000 trees, and farmer 140.
Hamblet Josiah L., (Charleston) in village, farmer, in Derby 82.
Heath Betsey, (Morgan Center) r 8, resident.
HOLTON ABBEY M., (West Charleston) r I, widow of John.
Holton John, (West Charleston) r 1, dairy 17 cows, and farmer 170. (Died October 19, 1882.)
HOWARD GEORGE H., (Morgan Center) r 8, (Thompson & Howard.) Huntoon Paran, ( Morgan Center) cor r 7 and 18, sawyer. Ingalls William W., ( West Charleston) r 22, farmer 84.
Jenne Frank R., (Morgan) r 12, farmer, son of George.
Jenne George, (Morgan) r 12, wool grower 19 sheep, and farmer 109.
Johnson Alvah, (Island Pond, Essex Co., ) r 27, farmer 175.
Johnson Charles C., (Island Pond, Essex Co., ) r 27, farmer 225. Kelso John, (Morgan Center) r 25, farmer 80.
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TOWN OF MORGAN.
Kettle John, (Morgan Center) r 8, laborer.
Kettle John, (Island Pond, Essex Co., r 27, laborer.
KIDDER ARTHUR H., (West Charleston) r 16, superintendent of schools, dairy 23 cows, and farmer ISo.
Leavens Charlotte D., (West Charleston) r 3, widow of Charles, farmer 100. Leavens Eugene O., (West Charleston) r 3, teacher.
Leavens Flora A., (West Charleston) r 3, widow of Moses C., resident.
LITCHFIELD LUCIUS H., (Morgan) r 18, farmer So.
Little William, ( Morgan) r 18, farmer 200.
Lord Eben K., (Morgan) r 21, carpenter and joiner, farmer 175, owns saw- mill on r 6.
Lord Samuel, (West Charleston) r 16, retired farmer.
Maplesden Richard D., ( Morgan Center) r 20, farmer 160.
MATTHEWS HORACE P., (Morgan) r 6, farmer 24.
Maxwell George, (Morgan Center) r S, night watch for Thompson & How- ard.
Monagham Patrick J., (Island Pond, Essex Co.,) r 27, sawyer.
MOORE BENJAMIN F., (Morgan) cor r 7 and 18, assistant postmaster, town representative, dealer in dry goods, groceries, hardware, crockery,
boots and shoes, clothing, patent medicines, paints, oils, and farmer 70. Moore Edward A., (Island Pond, Essex Co., ) r 26, farmer, leases of Orson J. Webster 180.
Moore James C., (Morgan) r 17, farmer 58.
Moore John C., (Morgan) r 17, retired farmer.
MOORE MARTHA A., (Morgan) cor r 17 and 18, (Mrs. B. F.,) post- mistress.
Moore Wesley, (West Charleston) r 22, laborer.
Morse John S., (Morgan Center) r 8, engineer, and farmer 65.
Moulton Charles, (Island Pond, Essex Co.,) r 26, farmer So.
Moulton E. W., (West Charleston) r 22, farmer, leases of Andrew Wilson 160.
Moulton Orville N., (Morgan Center) r 25, farmer 58.
Nichols Ruth, (Morgan Center) r 24, widow of Aaron A., farmer 60.
Page Adolphus, (Morgan Center) blacksmith.
Page James R., (Morgan Center) r 20, laborer.
Parker Erastus F., (Morgan Center) off r 8, farmer 45.
Pelow Israel, (West Charleston) r 15, farmer 4.
Perkins Noah W., (Morgan Center) r 19, farmer 120.
Persons Levi, (Morgan Center) r 20, retired farmer.
Persons Willie O., ( Morgan Center) r 20, farmer 125.
Piper Nathaniel H., (Morgan) r 18, shoemaker, and farmer 4.
Pratt William, (East Charleston) r 233, farmer.
Ransom James, (Morgan Center) r 20, cooper.
RANSOM WARREN S., ( Morgan Center) r 20, manuf of butter tubs, sap buckets, pails, wash tubs, etc.
Robbins Charles, (Morgan Center) off r 25, farmer 60.
Rood William H., (Morgan) r 21, farmer 95.
Rundlet Lois, (Morgan Center) r 20, seamstress.
Sawyer Alonzo G., (Morgan Center) off r 20, carpenter and joiner. Sawyer Arthur D., (Morgan Center) r 20, farmer 45.
SCRIBNER FRED W., (Morgan Center) r 8, farmer, son of William J. SCRIBNER WILLIAM J., (Morgan Center) r S, farmer 200.
SEYMOUR LAKE HOUSE, (Morgan Center) r 20, F. C. O. Bush, pro- prietor.
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TOWN OF MORGAN.
Smith Edwin, (Morgan) cor r to and 18, laborer.
Smith Michael, (Island Pond, Essex Co., ) r 27, blacksmith.
TAYLOR IRA C., (Morgan) r 23, 3d selectman, justice of the peace, breeder of Jersey cattle, dairy 25 cows, and farmer 390.
TAYLOR ORRIN, (Morgan) cor r 11 and 17, constable, and collector, lister, town agent, trustee of surplus fund, overseer of the poor, and far- mer 180.
THOMPSON JOHN F., (Morgan Center) r 8, (Thompson & Howard.)
THOMPSON & HOWARD, (Morgan Center) r 8, (John F. T. and Geo. H. H.,) manufacturers of spruce and hard wood lumber, clapboards, shingles, lath, chair stock, etc, dealers in dry goods, groceries and pro- visions, and farmers 153.
Tibbetts Horace, ( Morgan Center) r 20, tinsmith, and farmer 20.
Towle Levi C., ( Morgan Center) off r 19, farmer, leases of Thomas J. Car- gill 160.
TURNER DANIEL T., (Morgan Center) r 20, manuf. and dealer in marble and granite monuments, grave stones, and all kinds of building stone.
Twombly Jewett J., (Morgan Center) r 7, farmer 100.
Wark Joseph S., (Morgan Center) r 8, farmer 175.
Webster John, (Island Pond, Essex Co.,) r 25, farmer 200.
Webster Orson J., ( Island Pond, Essex Co., ) r 26, farmer 180.
WHEELER FRANK S., (West Charleston) r 15, dairy 10 cows, wool grower 40 sheep, and farmer 100.
Whitehill Horace, (Island Pond, Essex Co.,) r 27, works for Matthew White- hill, also owns in Charleston farm 150.
Whitehill Hugh, (Island Pond, Essex Co.,) r 27, farmer 40.
Whitehill Matthew, (Island Pond, Essex Co.,) r 27, Ist selectman, justice of the peace, dairy 10 cows, and farmer 320.
Wiggins John W., (Morgan) r 18, farmer, son of Sarah B.
Wiggins Sarah B., ( Morgan) r 18, widow of Charles, farmer 90.
Wilcox David S., (West Charleston) r 16, lister, dairy 20 cows, and farmer 200.
Wilcox Edward G. C., (West Charleston) r 16, farmer, son of David L.
WILCOX JEREMIAH S., (Morgan) off r 6, farmer 175.
Wilcox Orville P., (Morgan) r 6, farmer 60.
Wilcox Sumner C., (Morgan) r 6, farmer, son of J. S.
Wilder Henry C., (Morgan) r 23, laborer.
WILLIAMS CHARLES N., ( Morgan Center) r 19, (J. Williams & Son.)
WILLIAMS JOEL, (Morgan Center) r 19, (J. Williams & Son, ) 2d select- man.
WILLIAMS J. & SON, (Morgan Center) r 19, (Joel and Charles N.) manufs. of shingles, clapboards and bobbins, farmers 75, and timber land 80.
Willis William H., (West Charleston) r 14, dairy 14 cows, and farmer 100.
Wilson Andrew, (West Charleston) r 22, sugar orchard 1,000 trees, dairy 9 cows, and farmer 160, leased to E. W. Moulton.
Young Leander R., (Island Pond, Essex Co.,) r 27, laborer.
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NEWPORT VILLAGE-TOWN OF NEWPORT.
NEWPORT VILLAGE.
TOWN OF NEWPORT.
VILLAGE OFFICERS.
TRUSTEES -- G. C. Merrill, B. E. Shaw, C. J. Hibbard, L. F. Kay, and G. F. Leonard.
CLERK AND TREASURER-C. F. Ranney.
COLLECTOR-E. A. Stewart.
AUDITORS-O. C. Miller, J. R. Hall, and J. E. Dickerman.
ENGINEERS-G. C. Merrill, Lee Miller, and II. Hancock.
HOSEMEN-A. W. Adams, and O. C. Miller.
(For explanations, etc., see page 289.)
ADAMS ALVIN W., contractor and builder, light-house keeper, h School. Adams Frank H., clerk for Lane & Davis, bds 33 Main.
ALFRED FRANK E., (Crane & Alfred) notary public, commissioner for Mass., h 5 School.
Allen Charles E., carpenter and joiner, h First.
Andrews Dan, r 18, painter.
Atwell Benjamin W., Episcopal clergyman, bds 27 Main st.
Auringer William, r 18, laborer.
Austin Edgar H., law student with T. Grout, bds South.
Bailey Herbert R., wheelwright, bds Main.
Baker Arvesta widow of Hollis, h Third.
Baker Edward C., laborer, h Main,
Baker Frederick H., express messenger, h Main.
Baldwin Johanna L., widow of Thomas, h South.
Barbin Octavus, laborer.
BATES FRANK E., r 18, proprietor of the Memphremagog veneer works, manufacturer of birch, beech, maple, ash, and basswood veneers, chair stock, butter tubs, berry baskets, and small wares, also three-ply veneer chair seats.
Bavineau Joseph, laborer, h First.
· Bean Charles T., conductor on Passumpsic R. R., h 27 Second.
Bean Moses, laborer, bds First.
Bean Horace, prop. livery stable, dealer in horses, and farmer 70, h Third.
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NEWPORT VILLAGE-TOWN OF NEWPORT.
Bean Silas G., deputy collector, and inspector, of customs, h 25 Main.
Beauregard George, upper cutter for C. J. Hibbard, h Pleasant.
Beck Isaac P., porter at Memphremagog House.
Beebe Fred A., head clerk at Memphremagog House.
Belanger Edward, laborer, h Main.
Belanger Peter, laborer, h Main.
Beleveau Origene, laborer.
Bellavou John, laborer, h South.
BELLEVUE HOUSE, Emery Knowlton, prop., Main.
Benoit Joseph, laborer, h Main.
Benwa Josiah, laborer, h Main.
Bernoid Antoine, employ Passumpsic R. R., bds First.
Bernoid Antoine, mason, h R. R. Square.
Bernoid Israel, works at freight depot, h 10 First.
Bernoid Moses, laborer, h 13 First.
Bernoid Peter, railroad laborer, h First.
Bernoid Zoel, laborer, h First.
*BETTERS JOHN B., merchant tailor, 31 Main, h First. [Card on page 542.]
Bingham Samuel G., resident, bds 3 Third.
Bishop Aleda F. M iss, clerks for George C. Gilman. bds Third.
Blake Freeman, trader, and farmer 375, h South cor Third.
Blanchard David W., allo. physician and surgeon, 12 Second and cor South. Blanchard Henry G., clerk for George C. Gilman, bds 12 Second.
Blanchard Herbert, son of Dr. David W., bds Second cor South.
Bonnett Leon W., switchman South Eastern & Passumpsic R. R. office, h foot of Main.
BOSTON CLOTHING STORE THE, Edward Foster, prop., ready-made clothing, gents' furnishing goods, hats, caps, and boots and shoes, Coburn Block.
BOWLEY ABNER G., deputy sheriff, farmer 26, h Coventry.
Bowley Eugene A., son of A. G., h and lot Main, h Coventry.
Bowman Orpha N., widow of Royal, h First.
Bowman William F., manager of Memphremagog House.
Boynton William, (West Derby) carpenter and joiner.
Brewster Fred H., son of Horatio S., h Main.
BREWSTER HORATIO S., prop. livery, sale and boarding stable, Memphremagog House, h Main.
Brewster Homer E., with H. S., bds Main.
Brigham Dennis, resident, h Third.
Brigham Julia M., dressmaker, h Third st.
Brooks Charles E., sawyer, h Main.
Brovencher Henry M., engineer, h off Main.
Brown Adolphus W. & Co., (A. W. B. & W. C. Whitney,) wholesale dealers in flour, grain, iron, salt, nails, coal, axles, springs, plows, lime and cement, and agent for the Walter A. Wood and Meadow King mowers, and the Howe scales, Main.
Brown Adolphus W., (A. W. Brown & Co.,) h cor Main and Second.
Bryant George W., carpenter and builder, h cor Main and First.
Burbank George W., painter for E. R. Scott & Son, bds 10 Third.
Burneau Antoine, laborer, h North.
Burneau J. Freeman, blacksmith apprentice, bds Main.
BUTLER LUCRETIA K., widow of Chester, resident, h First.
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NEWPORT VILLAGE-TOWN OF NEWPORT.
*CAMP DAVID M., editor and proprietor of the " Express and Standard," and job printer, first selectman, Second st., h 19 do. [Card on page 590. ] Carpenter Ephraim W., retired farmer, aged 89, residence with H. S. Root. Carroll John, laborer, 'h off Main.
Cartwright Fred N., clerk on steamer "Lady of the Lake."
Caswell Henry H., capt. of the steamer " Newport," owner of 3 barges, dealer and repairer of watches and jewelry, Main, h do.
Chaine Eli, laborer, h off Main.
Chaine George, laborer, bds off Main.
Chaine Joseph, shoemaker, h North.
Chamberlin Henry, dealer in stoves, cor Main and Third, h 22 Second.
Champagne John, blacksmith, h Coventry.
Chandler Flora A., book-keeper for International Co., bds Third st.
Chapman Charles T., butcher, and farmer 90 acres in Irasburgh.
Clark Edward M., cook at Memphremagog House.
Clement Heman W., clerk for H. S. Root, bds do.
Clement Marshall, clerk for George C. Gilman, bds Third.
Clement Walter H., marker at Newport steam saw-mill, h Main.
Cleveland Charles B., commercial traveler, h Pleasant.
Cleveland Selly A., dealer in live stock, bds 4 Third st.
Cole Andrew Jackson, manuf. of wagons, general repair shop, and builder of row-boats, Main, h do.
Corrow Joseph, laborer, h North.
Cory Silas P., retired farmer, town agent, h Third.
CORY WILLIAM, agent for Monumental White Bronze Co., of Bridgeport, Conn., builder of fancy row and sail-boats, boats to let, saw filing and setting, carpenter and joiner, cor Bridge st., bds South st.
Cote George, shoemaker, h 16 Pleasant st.
CRANE & ALFRED, (Walter D. C. and Frank E. A.,) attorneys and coun- selors at law, and insurance agents, Field's Opera House block.
CRANE WALTER D., (Crane & Alfred, ) U. S. commissioner, notary public, State senator, h 26 Main.
Currier Marshall, laborer, h 18 Second.
CUTLER HARRY L., express messenger, h Third.
Daggett Almon M., painter, h Pleasant.
Daggett Helen E., widow of Almon, compositor, h Pleasant.
Dale Nellie M., (Mrs. George N.,) bds 8 Third.
Dane Olin S., clerk in South Eastern and Passumpsic R. R. office.
Dane Lucy Miss, teacher primary department Newport Academy and Graded school.
Daniels John H., dealer in watches, clocks, jewelry and notions, True block, h do.
Darling Harrison, carpenter and joiner, h First.
Darling John C., (West Derby) carpenter and joiner.
Davis Charles C., (Lane & Davis) h 10 Second.
DAVIS ELIZABETH B., (Mrs. Gardner, ) dressmaker, h 10 First.
DAVIS FREDERICK P., teamster, truckman, h South.
DAVIS GARDNER, engineer for F. P. Bates, pilot on steamer " Lady of the Lake," h Io First.
DAVIS HARRIET, widow of Luke, h South.
Dickerman Jerry E., (Edwards, Dickerman & Young) h 28 Main st.
Doane Mary M., widow of Samuel, bds 29 Main.
Dorman Eben S., traveling agent, h 1 I First.
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NEWPORT VILLAGE-TOWN OF NEWPORT.
Dorman Edward M., artist, son of Eben, bds II First.
Dorman Orrin S., dealer in horses, h It First.
Dorman Samuel M., teller of the National Bank of Newport, bds Ii First.
Downing Benjamin, repairer of boats, and jobber, cor Main and Third.
Drown Andrew, laborer.
DROWN C. S. MRS., canvasser, bds South.
Durgin Alexander C., laborer, bds Pleasant.
Dyke Albion, harness maker with J. A. Edmunds, h Pleasant.
Eaton Charles, sewing machine agent, h 15 First.
EATON LAETITIA E., (Mrs. Charles,) stamping and dresssmaking Horton's Block, 33 Main.
Edmunds Joseph A. & Co., harnessmakers, and carriage trimmers, and dealer in saddlery hardware, True block, h Pleasant.
Edwards, Dickerman & Young, (John L. E., Jerry E. D. and John Young,) attorneys and counselors at law, Field block, Main st.
Edwards John L., (Edwards, Dickerman & Young, ) h 3 Third st.
*" EXPRESS & STANDARD," D. M. Camp, proprietor, Second st. [Card on page 590.]
Fairbanks Horace K., carpenter and joiner, h Main.
Farr L. Dana, general blacksmith, First st., h North.
FARRANT JOHN, gardener for Emmons Raymond.
FARRELL JAMES, dealer in hemlock bark, h Main.
Farrell Kate R., dressmaker, h Main.
Field Leonard D., general blacksmith, First st., h do.
Field Louisa S., (Mrs. S. M.,) owner of Field's Opera Block, Main.
Field Solomon M., real estate dealer, and farmer 1,600, in Canada 100, h 30 Main.
Fleming Thomas, section-master S. E. R. R., h North.
Fletcher Henry T., manufacturer of tin ware and dealer in pumps and hard- ware, cor Main and Third, h Second.
Flower Halsey R., dealer in dry goods, fancy goods, and ladies' boots and shoes, Field block, 32 Main, bds 19 Second.
Foster Chastina Mrs., widow of Andrew J., h North.
FOSTER EDWARD, proprietor Boston Clothing Store, h Main.
Foster Edwin D., clerk, bds Bellevue House.
Freeman Joseph, D. D., pastor of Baptist church, bds cor Main and Second, residence, Cavendish, Windsor Co., Vt.
French C. H., clerk at Memphremagog House.
Fuller Luther C., resident, h 6 Third.
Fuller Warren, dealer in and manufacturer of marble and granite, h Main cor Third.
GAFFNEY FRANK T., printer on " Boston Herald," bds South.
Gale John F., conductor on Passumpsic R. R., h 29, Main.
Gardner Silas, car repairer for S. E. R. R., h off Main.
Garneau Celestin, car repairer Southeastern R. R. depot, h Main.
GRAY PROCTOR R., dealer in cattle, sheep, and live stock, and farmer, h Main.
Gibb Clarence, r 18, laborer.
Gibbs Emiline, (Mrs. David N.,) tailoress, h First.
GILBERT BROTHERS. (Otis R. and Charles E ,) proprietors of railway dining rooms, fruits, cigars, confectionary, and ice cream, hay-scales near the depot, h Main.
GILBERT CHARLES E., (Gilbert Brothers,) gardener, h Main.
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NEWPORT VILLAGE-TOWN OF NEWPORT.
GILBERT OTIS R., (Gilbert Brotliers, ) hotel steward, h 29 Main.
Gilbert Stephen S., shoemaker, h 11 Second.
GILMAN GEORGE C., dealer in dry goods, fancy goods, millinery, boots and shoes, and ladies' underware, ribbons, laces, hosiery, and kid gloves, 14 Main, h 12 Third.
Gilman Isaac B., veneer worker, h cor Third and South.
Gilman Leander, carpenter and builder, h School.
Gilman Lizzie M., (Mrs. Geo. C.,) clerk for Geo. C.
Goekey Joseph, sawyer for International Co., h First.
Goff Luther L., marble worker, h 12 First.
GOODRICH CONVERSE G., retired merchant, dealer in real estate, and broker, owner of tenement block, farmer 200, and in Coventry 473, h cor Main and Second sts.
Grandy Cyrus E., foreman of the International Co., inventor of Granby's wood-splitter, and inventor and manufacturer of Granby's mill saw-set, h Second.
Granger Charles C., clerk for J. R. Hall, bds 16 Main.
Green Hiram B., clerk at Green's pharmacy and book store, and agent for the Bell telephone.
Green James Y., drugs, books, stationery, toys, fancy goods, periodicals, toilet articles, surgical appliances, Averill paints, alabastine, fruit, confectionery, cigars and tobacco, 23 Main, h do.
GRIFFIN CHARLES H., house painter, and leases of W. B. Holbrook, 60 acres.
GROUT THEOPHILUS, attorney and counselor at law, Field block, h School.
Hadley William H., (West Derby) master builder, carpenter and joiner.
Hale George H., clerk in Boston Clothing Store, bds 33 Main.
Hall James R., drugs, books, fancy goods, cigars, fruit, etc., 12 Main, h 16 do.
Hall Robert V., retired Congregational minister, aged 72, h First.
Hamel Joseph, station baggage master Southeastern & Passumpsic R. R. office, h 12 First.
HAMILTON MERRILL T., dentist, Field block, gold fillings a specialty, gold, rubber and celluloid plates at reasonable rates, also silver or amalgam and all other fillings at prices to suit the times, h 6 South,
Hammond Will P., news agent on the Passumpsic R. R., and prop. eating house, foot of Main.
Hancock Horace, prop. meat market, cor First and Main, h Pleasant.
Harper Victor P., blacksmith and horse-shoer, Main, h cor Main and Third. Harslett George, sawyer, h Pleasant.
Harslett Stephen, laborer, bds cor Third and South.
Harvey Everett, clerk, Bellevue House.
Harwood Henry, laborer, bds 24 Main.
Hazeltine William H., hostler for H. S. Brewster, bds Main.
Hibbard Cleveland J., manufacturer of boots and shoes, and wholesale dealer, 38 Main, h 6 Second.
Hibbard Henry, fireman, bds First.
Hibbard Lucy E., widow of Joel, resident, aged 84, h 6 Second.
Hill Charles, employee of F. E. Bates, bds 13 First.
Hill Everett J., in marble business, bds 12 First. Hill John, laborer, h North.
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NEWPORT VILLAGE-TOWN OF NEWPORT.
HINMAN MARY P., widow of Porter, resident, h 8 Third. Hitchcock Louis, laborer, h North.
Holingsworth John, retired mechanic, bds First.
Holt Edward B., commercial traveler, h South.
Holt Parley O., merchant, 25 Second.
Hopkins Charles W., works in J. B. Wardrow's meat market, bds First.
Horton Samuel B., sign, ornamental and landscape painter, h 31 Main.
House Lydia A., widow of Charles D., resident, h Main.
Hoyt George R., commercial traveler for A. Little & Co., Portland, Me., h Main.
Hubbard Byron, baggage-master S. E. R. R., bds First.
Hutchings Wilbur W., watchmaker and jeweler at Green's drug store, Main, bds at West Derby.
James Betsey, widow of Lot P., h Main.
Jenne Harland, carpenter and joiner, h Main.
Johnson Morris, Sr., laborer, h Main.
Johnson Morris, Jr., laborer, h Main.
Kay Loren F., village trustee, traveling salesman for C. J. Hibbard, h Pleasant. Kelley Ernest, (West Derby) watchman, at Passumpsic R. R. engine-house. Kellum Mary, widow of Hiram, resident, h 3 Third.
KELSEA CLARENCE G., job printer, office Main st. opposite postoffice, h 10 Second.
Kelsea George S., M. D., homeo. physician and surgeon, h Second.
Kendall Betsey M., widow of G. W. Kendall, bds Main.
Kendall Wallace J., clerk for Horace Lawrence, h Main.
Kendrick George, shoemaker, h off Main.
Kennedy Alex., r 18, laborer.
Kilburn Harry A., clerk, at Bellevue House.
Kimball Frank, shoemaker, h Main.
KIMBALL ISAAC, M. D., physician and surgeon, Main, h do.
Kirkpatrick John R., clerk and telegraph operator, S. E. R. R., bds South.
KNOWLTON EMERY, prop. Bellevue House, and livery, Main.
Knowlton Luke W., conductor, S. E. R. R., bds School.
Laflour Joseph, blacksmith, works for L. D. Field, First. Lahar Frank, teamster, h North.
Lahar Jesse, teamster, h South.
Lahar Mary B., (Mrs. Jesse,) milliner and dealer in fancy goods, Main, h South.
Lahar William, teamster, h North.
Laline Peter, laborer, h First.
Lambert Jerry F., shoemaker, h Pleasant.
Lamond Louis, laborer, h North.
Lane Seymour, (Lane & Davis,) bds Bellevue House, residence in Derby, owns grist-mill in Derby.
Lane & Davis, (Seymour Lane and Charles. C. Davis,) dealers in dry goods, groceries, butter, hardware, flour, corn and feed, Field block, 36 Main.
Langevin Dolphus, blacksmith and wheelwright, First.
L'Antoine Joseph, Jr., engineer, at Searls's veneer mill, bds First.
L'Antoine Michael, laborer, h Coventry.
La Pier Harvey G., night watchman, at Memphremagog House. La Plant Joseph, (West Derby) laborer.
Larie Joseph, night watchman, for P. R. R., h 13 First. La Riviere Dennis, shoemaker, h Prospect.
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NEWPORT VILLAGE-TOWN OF NEWPORT.
J. B. BETTERS, MERCHANT TAILOR.
I am prepared to do all kinds of work coming under my head of business. Also furnish Cloths for
Suits of the Latest Styles and Fashions.
I have had an experience of over 20 years, and will guarantee my work.
ALSO OLD SUITS REPAIRED AND CLEANED. Main St., Newport, Vt.
E. R. SCOTT & SON,> NEWPORT, VT., HOUSE, CARRIAGE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTERS
FULL LINE OF VARNISHES.
Paper Hanging and Graining A SPECIALTY.
DeStock Furnished, Estimates Given Free, Best of References.
POSTOFFICE BOX 329.
LAWRENCE HENRY S., (Leonard & Lawrence,) asst. postmaster, dealer in groceries, hardware, flour, feed, lime, notions, etc., Lawrence block, h do. LAWRENCE HORACE, prop. livery stable, and stock dealer, dealer in groceries, flour, corn, meal, salt, hardware, and canned fruits, foot of Main, bds at Bellevue House.
Leach Mortimer P., marble polisher, bds First.
Leach Phineas, laborer, h First.
Lee Benjamin W., carpenter, builder, and millwright. manuf. of refrigerators, h 27 Main.
Lee Sarah J., (Mrs. B. W.) keeps boarding-house, h 27 Main.
Leonard George F., (Leonard & Lawrence, ) h 9 First.
Leonard & Lawrence, (G. F. Leonard and H. S. Lawrence,) props. Bay View Lime Works, and manufs. stone lime, Macoon's Point, P. Q.
Leroux Charles, blacksmith, bds R. R. Square.
Lewis Daniel Rev., M. E. clergyman.
Litchfield George, retired farmer, h 16 Pleasant.
Livingston Ruth A. Miss, resident, h cor Third and South.
Londerville Louis, laborer, h Main.
Longway John, laborer, h 16, Pleasant.
Lorrimer John, clerk for H. S. Root, bds Main.
Luyford Turner, laborer, r 18.
Lunt Samuel S., carpenter and joiner, h Second.
Mackdiarmid George L., office agent S. E. R. R.
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