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UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS LIBRARY
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1802=93.
CONTAINING
a General Bircctor^ ot the Citiscne,
Business 2)ivector^,
TOWN OFFICERS, CHURCHES, SOCH^IES, ETC
H. M. McCLOUD, PUBLISHER,
AMHERST, MASS.
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CONTENTS.
Abbreviations, 5
Amherst Summer School, 1 14-15
Blocks, Buildings, etc. , 8
Business Directory, 77
Churches, 97
Colleges, 1 03
County Officers, 117
Courts, 117
Fire Department, .* 95-96
G. A. R 101
Halls, 8
Iron Hall lOJ
Index to Amherst Advertisers, 4
Masonic, 102
Militia, 102
Miscellaneous Societies, 99
Names of Residents, 9
Post Offices, 116
Schools, 96
Stock Companies, 92
Streets and Avenues, 7-8
Temperance Societies, 103
Town Officers, 95
Woman's Relief Corps, 102
INDi:X lO ADVERTISERS.
Adams, Ht'iiry A 1(1 rich, W. W . Anilieist Stivings Banl Amherst House, Bigohjw, O. F. Blodgett & Clark, Blodgett, I). W. Braiuerd, J. C. Buckley, T. W. Carpeuter & Morehouse, Cad well, F. A. Chauiberlain, G. M. Clutia, 8. P. Covvles, Oliver Cushman, A. R. Dickinsou, Dr. E. B. Couch, O. G. & Son Dickinson, Mason A. Davis, .]. W. T. Deuel, Charles Dickinson, Levi E. Doherty, John Edwards, II. B. & Co Fish, D. B. N. (iates & Huntington, Graves I). & Co. Goodwin, M. G. Graves, H. C. Hall, A. W. Hall, C. W. Haskins & Bosworlh, Holley. J. L. Holland & (iallond, Howes & Keith,
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AGENTS FOK EASTERN HAMPSHIRE COUNTY
H. |V1. IVleCLOUD, A. C. |VleChOl)D,
KELLOGG'S BLOCK, AMHERST, MASS.
STREETS AISD AVENUES.
AMITY, from Pleasant Avest to HacUey line BAKER, oft" Snell sonthedy
BAY, S. A., from Hadley line easterly to BelchertoAvn line BELCIIERTOAVN. from Soutli East, E. A., at jnnction of College, south- easterly to Belchertown line BESTON, northerly from McClellan CLIFTON, from High to Whitney COLLEGE, from Maple east to East COTTAGE, from Triangle to High COWLES, from Pleasant to North Prospect DEPOT, from N. L. N. depot to Dickinson DICKINSON, from 37 Main south to College EAST see South and Northeast
FACTORY, from Leverett, N. A., to Factory Hollow FEARING, from Pleasant west to Lincoln av FLAT HILL, N. A. C, from North East to Market FOWLER, from School to Dickinson GRAY, from Main north
GREEN, S. A., from South East at S. A., south to Bay Road HALLOCK, from 32 Pleasant west to North Prospect HIGH, from Main north and west to Mt. Pleasant LESSEY, from Main northeasterly to Triangle LEVERETT, N. A., from Pleasant to Leverett line LINCOLN AV., from Northampton north to Agricultural College LOGTOWN, S. A., from South- East, S. A., to Belchertown line MAIN, from Pleasant east to Pelham line MAPLE, from Main south to Amherst College MARKET, N. A. C, from North East to Shutesbury line McCLELLAN, from Pleasant west to Lincoln av MEADOW, N. A., from Pleasant west to Hadley line MECHANIC, from South East to and crossing Bay Road, S. A. MERCHANTS ROW, from Main and Amity south on Pleasant MILL, from Leverett, N. A., at saw mill, east to Factory MT. PLEASANT, northerly from Pleasant to Pine, N. A. NORTHAMPTON, from Pleasant west to Hadley line NORTH EAST, from Main, E. A., to N. A. C. NORTH PROSPECT, from Amity north to Hallock OAK GROVE, between Lessey and Triangle ORCHARD, from Northampton southerly to Parsons PAIGE, from McClellan north PARSONS, from Snell north to Woodside av
PHOENIX ROW, fi-om Pleasant on Main, opposite Common, east PINE, from Pleasant, N. A., to North East, N. A. C. PLEASANT, from South Pleasant at Main, north to Leverett, N. A. POMEROY, from West, S. A., to South East, S. A.
bLOCKS AND HALLS.
POTWINE LANE, from South East, S. A., west to West *
RAILROAD, from Main, at Depot, south to College
ROBERTS LANE, oft' State, N. A. C.
SALEM, from Main, E. A., north
SCHOOL, from 83 Main south to College
SELLEN, from South Pleasant, opposite Common, west to South Prospect
SHAYS, S. A., from Mill Valley to Green
SHORT, from South Pleasant west to Parsons
SNELL, from South Pleasant west to Northampton
SOUTH EAST, from Main, E. A., to Bay Road, S. A.
SOUTH PLEASANT, from Merchants Row, opposite the Common, south
to Mill Valley SOUTH PROSPECT, from Amity south to Northampton SPAULDING, E. A., from Main north to the railroad SPRING, from Maple east to High School STATE, N. A. C, from Pine to Leverett line STRONG, from Mt. Pleasant beyond High to East
SUNDERLAND, from Pleasant at Meadow, N. A., north to Sunderland liue SUNSET AV., from Amity north TAYLOR, from High west to Gray
TRIANGLE, from Main, near First National Bank, north to Pleasant WATER, from Pine, N. A., northeasterly to Leverett line WESTCOTT, northerly from Fearing WEST, S. A., from Shays to Bay Road WHITNEY, from College north WOODSIDE AV., from Snell to Parsons
BLOCKS.
American Block, Phoenix Row, Main
Amherst House Block, South Pleasant c Amity
Cook's Block, Main c Pleasant
Cutler's Block, South Pleasant, opposite Common
Dickinsons' Block, Pleasant, opposite Amherst House Annex
Hunt's Block, South Pleasant, opposite Common
Kellogg's Block, Phcenix Row, Main
Merchants Row, South Pleasant, opposite Common
National Bank Block, Main opposite Triangle
Savings Bank Block, South Pleasant, opposite Common
Union Block, Main below Maple
Williams' Block, South Pleasant, opposite Common
HALLS.
COLLEGE HALL, Pleasant
GRANGE HALL, Williams' Block, Merchant's Row
MASONIC HALL, Cook's Block, Phoenix Row
PARISH HALL, Leverett n Pine, N. A.
TOWN HALL, Main
AMHERST DIRECTORY.
lSO:S = OS.
h stands for house; bds for boards; rms for rooms; emp for etnploijed; av for avenve;
hlkfor block; c for corner; n for near; opp for opposite; r for rear; N for NoHh;
E for East; W for West; S for South; N. A. for North Amherst; K. A. C.
for North Amherst City; E. A. for East A)nherst; S. A. for South
Amherst; M. V. for Mill Valley; p for page. The word street is implied.
ABBOTT FRANK E., emp L. E. Dickinson, h Whitney
Adams Asa, farmer, h Mt. Pleasant, N. A.
Adams Charles B., student, bds Amity
Adams Dwight W., emp Geo. B. Burnett & Son, h North East, E. A.
Adams Frederick C, farmer, h Bay, S. A.
Adams Harriet Mrs., widow Nathaniel D., h Main, Yj. A.
ADAMS HENRY, apothecary, 1 Phamix Row, Main, c Pleasant, h 9 Amity — See advt. front cover
Adams Henry, laborer, h Factory, N. A.
Adams Henry M., farmer, h Pleasant, N. A.
Adams Luther L., farmer, h Bay, S. A.
Adams Mary C. Mrs., widow Charles, h Lincoln av
Ainsworth Forester (F. Ainsworth & Son , h Pleasant cPine, N. A.
Ainsworth Forester P. (F. Ainsworth & Son), postmaster, h Pleas- ant c Pine, N. A.
Ainsworth Charles M., student, bds Pleasant c Pine, N. A.
Albee Edward B., harness maker, h State, N. A. C'.
Albee Mary A. Mrs., widow John A., h Mt. Pleasant
Albee Julian R., assistant manager college co-operative laundry, h Hallock
Albee William D., carpenter, bds Mt. Pleasant
Alberty Albert S., night policeman, bds Main 3
10 AMHERST [A] DIRECTORY.
ALDRICH WILLIAM W., photographer, Main, c North East, h ^ Main, E. A.— See advt.
Allen Benjamin B., farmer, h Belchertowu, E. A. Allen Harry L., wire worker, bds Main.
Allen James B., traveling salesman, bds Belchertowu, E. A. Allen James W., farmer, h Belchertown, p]. A.
Allen Jennie M. Miss, clerk H. B. Edwards & Co., bds S. Prospect Allen Lewis W., saw mill, h Main, E. A. Allen Lyman, emp Montague City Rod Co., h Spaulding Allen Lysander H., wire goods mfr.. Main, h do. Allen Mary A., Miss, emp The Hills Co., bds Belchertowu, E. A. Alpha Delta Phi House, Sellen c S. Prospect American Express Co., J. W. Russell, agent. Hunt's blk. Merchant's
Row, G. E. Cogswell, agent, N. A. C. Ames Sarah, Mrs., widow James S., h Gray, c Taylor Ames Myron W., night watchman T. L. Paige, h 8. Pleasant Ames Susie Miss, emp Geo. B. Burnett & Son, bds Gray, c Taylor Ames Zephaniah, farmer, h South East, S. A. Amherst Creamery Co., Westcott
AMHERST HOUSE, Lorenzo Chase prop.. Merchant's Row, c Amity — See advt.
Amherst Library Association, Miss Mary Russell, librarian. Town Hall, Main, c Maple av
Amherst Record, Carpenter & Morehouse, editors and prop's. Print- ing House Square, r Phamix Row, Main 4MHERST SAVINGS BANK, E. D. Bangs,- treasurer. Savings
-^ Bank blk, Merchant's Row — See advt
Anderson AndreAV, laborer, h Mill Lane, M. V.
Angus Nelson, foreman L. E. Dickinson, h Meadow, N. A.
Armstrong Timothy M., carpenter, h South East, S. A.
Arnold Edgar H., salesman, 26 Pleasant, h do.
Arnold Frank L., chemist Mass. Experiment Station, bds Pleasant
Arnold J. M. oyster saloon, Williams blk, h American House blk, Main
Ashcroft Elizabeth Mrs., widow John, h Dickinson
Ashcroft Martha W. Mrs, widow John O., h Dickinson
Ashley Frank S., blacksmith and wagon mfr, h North P^ast, N. A. C.
Atkins George E., mason, h Pine, N. A,.
Atkins George H., farmer, h South East, S. A.
Atkins Gertrude E., emp The Hills Co., bds Pine, N. A.
Atkins William, farmer, bds South East, S. A.
Atwood, Lillie Mrs., Woman's Exchange, S. Pleasant, h do
Atwood Melvin, student, bds S. Pleasant
ADVERTISEMENTS. 11
TIL. B. KIN&IKIAN,
riiORIST.
Especial care will be given to the supply of
GUI FLOWERS,
and the preparation ol'
Floral Deslps,
BASKETS, ETC.
H0WE8 & KEITH,
DEALERS IN
ME4TS 4ND PROVISIONS,
FISH AND OYSTERS. ALSO CANNED GOODS.
GAME IN ITS SEASON.
^LOWEST CASH PRICES=
PALMER'S BLOCK, AMHERST, MASS.
FRANK A. CADWELL,
DEALER IN
^ICE AND wood:*
Pleasant Street,
12 ADVERTISEMENTS.
(WinsB. Horicultural College,
JSotanical S^cpartmcnt,
amberet, fIDase,
Wt' would inform the fj'iends of the College and the p2iblic generally, that we are prepared to supply
» FHUIT Alio OHWEKTflLJ^EES^ Small J^ruits anb plants.
All warranted t^me to name, at the lowest prices.
FOR
Trees, %\\t\ Plants, Floirs and Small Fruits,
ADDRESS,
PROF. S. T. MAYNARD,
AMHERST, MASS.
AMHERST [B] DIRECTORY. 13
Averell Benjamin H., painter, h Main, E. A. Averell Fred G., student, bds Main, E. A. Avery Louisa Mrs., widow Albert, h Main, E. A. Ay res Claarles G., teamster, h Pleasant
BACKUS ANTON, laborer, bds South East, S. A.
Baker Ada L. Miss, teacher, bds Spaulding
Baker Bertha Miss, bds Pleasant
Baker Chester, farmer, h Pleasant
Baker E. Dwight, teamster, h High
Baker Edward J., carpenter, h Pleasant
Baker Enos, emp Geo. B. Burnett & Son, h Parsons e Northampton
Baker Harry W., florist, bds Spaulding
Baker Henry P., commercial traveler, h Hallock
Baker Louisa Mrs., widow Arnold, h Pleasant
Baker Minnie A., Miss, bds Spaulding
Baker N. P. Mrs., widow George, h Hallock
Baker P. C. Mrs., widow C. H., h Pleasant
Baker Ruth B. Mrs., h S. Pleasant
Baker William O., emp E. D. Marsh, h Spaulding
Ball Albert W., farmer, h Pleasant, N. A.
Ball Allan, clerk, bds Main, E. A.
Ball Charles A., bds Main, E. A.
Ball E. Hoyt, laborer, h off Leverett, N. A.
Ball Edwin B., emp Geo. B. Burnett & Son, bds Main, E. A.
Ball Lizzie J. Miss, bds Pleasant, N. A.
Ball Lorin L., foreman trimming room Geo. B. Burnett & Son, h
Main, E. A. Ball Minnie H. Miss, emp Geo. B. Burnett & Son, bds High Ball Nelson O., farmer, h Main, E. A.
Ball Nelson A., emp Geo. B. Burnett & Son, bds Main, E. A. Ball William O., shipping clerk Geo. B. Burnett & Son, h Leverett,
N. A. Bangs Danforth K., farmer, h Pleasant Bangs Edward D., treasurer Amherst Savings Bank, Water and Gas
Cos., h Pleasant Bangs Edward I., tinner, h Lincoln av Bangs Oliver C, mechanic, h Factory, N. A. Banning Almena Mrs., widow Erastus M., bds Main Banning Levi W., tinner, emp W. W. Hunt, h Main Banning L. W. Mrs., dressmaker. Main, h do.
14 AMHERST [B] DIRECTORY.
Barber Gracie Miss, bcls Mechanic, S. A.
Bardwell A Frank, watch maker and jeweller, Williams' blk,
Merchants Row, h Pleasant Barnes Fred, laborer, bds Pleasant, N. A. Barnes George, pump maker, h S. Pleasant Barrett, Hannah Mrs., widow Alvali C, h Bay, S. A. Barrett L. Evaline Miss, student, bds South East, S. A. Barrows P. C. Mrs,, widow William, h Main c Spaulding Bartlett Clayton, farmer, bds Leverett, N. A. Bartlett Daniel H., nurse, h S. Pleasant c Short Bartlett Elizabeth W. Miss, bds West c Bay, S. A. Bartlett, Lewis A., farmer, h Leverett, N. A. Bartlett Oliver W,, emp Geo. B. Burnett & Son, h Gray Bartlett William H., laborer, h Factory, N. A. Barton George H. painter, h South East, S. A. Barton Holland S., butcher, h Bay, S. A. Batemau Calvin, laborer, h Main, E. A. Bateman Charles H., farmer, h Main, E. A. Bateman Fred C, laborer, h Main, E. A. Bateman Mary E. Miss, bds Pleasant Bates Alfred H., farmer, h Green, S. A.
Bates William H., baggage master N. L. N. R. R., h S Prospect Bates L. W., clerk, bds S. Prospect Bay State Creamery Association, Belchertown, E. A. Beals Jennie Mrs, bds Main Beaman Elisha, shoemaker, h Clifton av Beaman Emma Miss, bds Lincoln av Beaman Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, bds N. Prospect Beaman W. H. Rev., h Lincoln av Belden Emeline Miss, bds North East, E. A. Belden Lawrence A., clerk, bds Lincoln av Bell Louise J., compositor Amherst Record, bds S. Prospect Bell Lillie Miss, h Amity
Bement John E., emp The Hills Co., h Whitney Benjamin D wight, farmer, bds S. Pleasant Bennett Charles F., commercial agent, h Hallock
BENNETT EDGAR R., jeweler and optician, Savings Bank blk. Pleasant, bds Hallock— See advt Beston John, farmer h Northampton Bestou Kate Miss, tailoress A Glynn, bds Northampton Beston Kate Miss, milliner, Williams' blk, bds Beston Beston Mary Mrs., widow John Jr., h Beston
ADVERTISEMENTS. 15
J. W. T. DA\aS,
FINI
<»4CUST0M BOOTS AND SHOES >>
REPAIRINCi NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE.
Shop in Holland's Block, - - Phoenix Row. Amherst, Mass.
AGENT INMAN, ALLAN AND HAMBURG STEAM SHIP LINES.
M. N. SPEAR,
DEALER IN
BOOKS, STATIONERY AND PERIODICALS,
Diaries, Pocket Books, Pocket Cutlery, Papeteries, Blank Books,
Office Stationery, Photograph aucl Scrap Albums,
Toys, Fancy Goods,
PAPER HANGINGS,
Ceiling Decorations, Borders, Friezes, Dadoes in Gold, Bronze and Flats. 14 PHOENIX ROW, AMHERST. MASS.
FRANK C. PLUMB,
HAIRDRESSING ROOMS,
WORK DONE IN THE BEST MANNER.
RAZORS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGED FOR OLD ONES.
TICKETS FOR SALE, 12 SHAVES FOR $1.00.
3 PBOENIX KOW, Ut STAIRS, - _ . . AMBEItST, MASS.
MOSES G. GOODWIN, JOBBER,
REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS OF SMALL ARTICLES, INCLUDING
CLOCKS, JEWELRY, UMBRELLAS, ETC. KEYS FITTED
AND SAWS FILED.
Shop, Kello^s^s Block, Up Stairs, Amherst, Mass.
16 ADVERTISEMENTS.
STJMISIER
SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
Science, Art and Literature,
AT
AMHERST COLLEGE,
FIFTEEN DEPARTMENTS— TWENTY-TWO TEACHERS.
SESSION OF 1892, JULY 4th TO AUGUST 5th.
For information and programmes address the Director,
PROF. W. L. MONTAGUE,
KENMICK'S
MEAT. PROVISION. VEGETABLE & FRUIT
]vi.2^i«K:E>Tr.
Oysters and Game in their Season.
Culler's Block, Hercbant's Row, • AMHERST, MASS.
AMHERST [B] DIRECTORY. 17
Bestou Mary Miss, milliner, Williams' blk, bds Beston
Beta Theta Pi House, Maple c College
Bias Charles, cook Amherst House, bds do.
Bias Elizabeth Mrs., widow David, h S. Pleasant
Bias George, teamster, bds S. Pleasant
Bias Henry, cook, bds S. Pleasant
Bigelow Edward R., student, bds 25 Pleasant
Bigelow Fred C, student, bds 25 Pleasant
Bigelow Loren A., laborer, h Gray
BIGELOW ORVIS F., physician and surgeon, 25 Pleasant, h do. — See advt. Bigelow Lucy Miss, bds Pleasant
Bingham Arthur B., emp The Hills ("o., bds Mt. Pleasant Billings William B., painter, h Pine, N. A. C. Bishop Emma H. Mrs., widow Theron, dressmaker, h Spaulding Bishop Henry, farmer, h Bay, S. A.
Blake H. S., emp The Hills Co., bds Sisson's Hotel, Main Blake Joseph, assistant janitor Amherst College, h Spring Blackmer Sebre B., farmer, h West, S. A. Bliss Jolm W., farmer, h South East, S. A.
BLODGETT DAVID W., mason and builder, Whitney, h do. See advt. Blodgett Flavellette, farmer, h Bay c Mechanic, S. A.
BLODGETT GEORGE W., (Blodgett & Clark) Amherst House- See advt. BLODGETT & CLARK., (G. W. Blodgett & Harry H. Clark) ready made clothing, hats, etc., Amherst House blk, Merchants Row — See advt. Blodgett Lemuel, mason, bds Whitney Blodgett Mary N. Mrs., widow, L, G., bds Whitney Boice Sanford, farmer, h North East, E. A. Bolles George W., (Thayer & Holies) h Salem Blynn Charles, hostler, emp T. L. Paige, bds S. Prospect Bolles Emeline A. Mrs., widow Lemuel N., h Main Bolles Emeline Mrs., widow Nelson, bds Salem Bolter Arthur J., emp The Hills Co., h Main E. A. Bolter Cyprian J., farmer, h S. East, n Mechanic, S. A. Bolter Edward, market gardener, h S. East, n Bay, S. A. Bolter Henry E., market gardener, h S. East, n Bay, S. A. Bolter Ziba, farmer, h S. East, S. A.
Bolter Leonard S. watchmaker, h S. East, n Mechanic, S. A. Bosworth George E., carpenter and builder, h Pleasant
18 AMHERST [B] DIRECTORY.
Bowman Stillman G., paper maker, emp A. R. Cushman, h Market,
N. A. C. Bowman Charles, paper maker, emp A. R. Cushman, h Market c
North East, N. A. C. Bowman Laura Miss, bds Main, E. A.
Boyd Herbert W. Rev., pastor S. Cong'l church, h South East, S. A. Boyd Mary J. Mrs., widow Rev. Pliny S., bds South P^ast, S. A. Boyd Pliny A., student, bds South East, S. A. Boynton Walter A,, student, bds Leverett, N. A. Bragg Samuel A. Rev., pastor M. E. church, h Main c Dickinson Bragg Leslie R., student, bds Main c Dickinson Bradway William H., emp Geo. B. Burnett & Son, h S. Prospect Brad way W. H. Mrs., dressmaker, h S. Prospect Brainerd A. L., student, bds High
BRAINERD JOHN C, insurance agent, Williams' blk. Merchants Row, h High — See advt. Brainard John L., mason, h High Brainard Robert M., shoe maker, h Spaulding Bridgman Elizabeth M. Mrs., widow Edward, bds Green c Shays,
S. A. Bridgman Harlan P., (Bridgman & Shaw) bds Bay, S. A. Bridgman Oscar L., expressman, office P. O. and Amhei'st House,
h Pleasant Bridgman Amy S. Miss, music teacher, h Green, S. A. Bridgman & Shaw (H. P. Bridgman & C. A. Shaw) ^ saw mill. Bay,
S. A. Briggs Mrs., widow Ebenezer, h North East, E. A. Britt John, emp The Hills Co., bds Main Britt Michael, emp The Hills Co., h Fearing
Brooks William P., professor of agriculture, Mass. Agr'l College, h do Brownell W. A., tinner, h McClellan Brown Alfred H., broom m'f'r. Meadow, N. A., h do. Brown Amos A., carpenter, h S. Pleasant Brown Asa H., carpenter, h Pleasant Brown A. Prentice, farmer and coal dealer, h S. Pleasant Brown Arthur A., clerk, h High Brown Erastus M. Mrs., h Mt. Pleasant Brown Humphrey, laborer, h Baker Brown James, laborer, bds Sisson's Hotel, Main Brown John B., insurance agent, h Pleasant, N. A. Brown Jessie I. Miss, bds Meadow, N. A. Brown Orville, laborer, bds Leverett, N. A. Bryant A. B., student, bds Spring
ADVERTISEMENTS. 19
DRUGGIST,
Keeps constantly on hand a large assortment of
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND PERFUMERY,
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES, SPONGES, FLESH, HAIR, NAIL
AND TOOTH BRUSHES, MANICURE SCISSORS, NAIL
POWDER AND ROSALINE BUFFS, AND NAIL
FILES, TOILET AND MANICURE
SETS, PERFUME BOTTLES
AND SETS,
and various other Fancy Articles. PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED.
Amherst House Block, Amherst, Mass.
(garriagc IRcposttor^,
AMHERST, MASS.
VEHICLES FOR THE TRADE.
OPEN AND TOP BUGGIES, SURREYS, HANDY WAGONS,
CORTLAND ROAD CARTS, " ONE AND TWO
PASSENGER" SLEIGHS,
HARNESS, ROBES, BLANKETS, WHIPS, ETC.,
AMHERST HOUSE ANNEX.
20 ADVERTISEMENTS.
A. R. CUSHMAN,
MANUFACTURER OV
Leaitei Boan aDd siiaw Boam
OF EVERY DESCniPTIOlT
3SrOi?.Tii uA.l>^iiER,ST, - - 3S^.A.fc3S.
OLIVER D. HUNT.
DEALER IN
OOi\.Iv and ^W^OOr>.
THE BEST FRANKLIN, LACKAWANNA AND LEHIGH COAL DELIVERED IN EXCHANGE FOR CASH.
FIRE INSURANCE AGENT.
The Leading Companies are :
Cash Assets. HOME INSURANCE CO. OF NEW YORK, .t7,CI8,995.00
GUARDIAN ASSURANCE CO. OF LONDON. 1,256,250.00
SUN INSURANCE CO. 2,500,000.00
OFFICE, HUNT'S BLOCK, ■ - - AMHERST, MASS.
AMHERST [C] DIRECTORY. 21
Bryant C. M. Mrs., widow J. C, h Spring
|:)UCKLEY THOMAS W., blacksmith, Pleasant, h Gray— See advt.
Buffum V. W. Miss, principal of Oak Grove Boarding School,
Lessey, h do. Bullman W. F., physician and surgeon, h Savings Bank blk Burghardt Ira Mrs., h Northampton Burnett Nelson W., janitor high school, h Short Burroughs G. S. Rev., pastor College Church, h Lincoln av Bush Henry M., farmer, bds Bay, S. A. Bush Joseph A., farmer, h Baj^, S. A. Bush Joseph A. Jr., farmer, bds Bay, S. A.
CAD WELL ESTHER M. Mrs., widow A. J., bds Pleasant
riADWELL FRANK A., ice, wood and lumber dealer. Pleasant,
VJ h do. — See advt
Cadwell George H., gardener, h Northampton
Campbell Mary A. Miss, bds Bay, S. A.
Canavan Charles H., emp Amherst P^lectric Light Co., bds Pleasant
Canavau Frank, book-keeper, Geo. B. Burnett & Son, h Pleasant
Canavan Michael Mrs., h McClellan
Canavan Thomas, janitor, Mass. Agr'l College, h Pleasant
Carlton George, watchman, Geo. B. Burnett & Son, bds Main
Carlton Guy C, farmer, h North East, E. A.
Carpenter H VV., (Carpenter & Morehouse), Amherst Record, h Gray
Carpenter & Morehonse (E. W. Carpenter & C. F. Morehouse)
Carter Edna A. Miss, clerk, bds S. Prospect
Casey Kate Miss, emp Amherst House, bds do.
Casey Nancy Mrs., widow John, h McClellan
Casey Mary Miss, tailoress, J. E. Kelley, bds McClellan
Casey William, emp T. L. Paige, h Sunset av
Cashman Daniel, farmer, h South East, E. A.
Cashman Ellen Mrs., widow Dennis, h Railroad
Cashman Jerry, laborer, h College
Cavanaugh Minnie Miss, bds S. Pleasant
Cavanaugh Patrick, farmer, h Bay, n West, S. A.
CHAMBERLAIN GEORGE M., livery stable and blacksmith shop,
^ Printing House Square r Phipnix Row, h Lessey — See advt.
Charrabury Thomas, music teacher, h Whitney
Chandler John W., farmer, h North East c Pine, N. A. C.
Chapin Benjamin, blacksmith, h Main, E. A.
Chapin Lemuel R., carpenter and builder, h Salem, E. A.
Chapin Otis H., straw bleacher, h Clifton av
22 AMHERST [C] DIRECTORY.
Chapin William T., clerk Amherst Savings Bank, h Main Chapin Zadock K., blacksmith, South East, E. A. h do. Chase Abraham W., laborer, bds Belchertown, E. A. Chase John B., emp College Co-op. lartndry, bds Hallock
CHASE LORENZO, proprietor Amherst House, Pleasant c Amity —See advt. Chase Sarah Miss, bds Main E. A.
Child Jonathan B. Rev., pastor Baptist church, h Pleasant C'hi Phi House, College Chi Psi House, Northampton
Chaffee Susan H. Mrs., widow Clinton, h Pleasant c Meadow, N. A. Church Charles W., bds Strong Church Norman, hostler, bds Strong Church Cora B. Miss, teacher, bds Bay, S. A. Church Bessie C. Miss, bds State, N. A. C. Church Sarah Mrs., widow Austin, h Bay, S. A. Cilley Agnes A. Mrs., h Hunt's blk
Clapp Charles H., paper maker, A. R. Cushman, h Water, N, A. C. Clark Enoch J., market gardener, h State, N. A. C. Clark Edwin W., farmer and insurance agent, h Pleasant, M. V. Clark Franklin, farmer, h Meadow, N. A. Clark Harry H., (Blodgett & Clark), gents furnishing goods, h Mt.
Pleasant Clark H. J. Mrs., h Mt. Pleasant Clary Mary Mrs., widow Patrick J., emp College co-op. laundry,
bds High Cleveland Charles, emp Amherst P^lectric Light Co., h High Clowes George L., carpenter, bds Pleasant Clowes James, blacksmith. Main, E. A., h do. Cloud A. B. Mrs., groceries and dry goods. Pleasant c Meadow, N.
A., h do. Cloud Frank K., emp A. B. Cloud, h Pleasant c Meadow, N. A. Cloud Mary C. Mrs., widow Daniel R., h Meadow, N. A. Clutia Carlton, student, bds Main, E. A.
CLUTIA SAMUEL P., marble and granite worker, Pleasant, h Main, p:. A. — See advt. Cogswell George E., groceries and dry goods, State c Pine, also
station agent N. L. N. "R. R., bds State, N. A. C. Cogswell Milton B., bds Mt. Pleasant, N. A. Coleman Addie A. Miss, student, bds McClellan Coleman John, laborer, h McClellan
Coleman Julia M. Miss, emp The Hills Co., bds McClellan Coleman Kittie A. Miss, emp The Hills Co., bds McClellan
ADVERTISEMENTS. 23
SAW AND GRIST MILL,
DEALER IN
Flouk, Feed and Grain,
Sawins; and Milling Done to Order.
Patronage of the Public Solicited.
MILL VALLEY, AMHERST, MASS.
E. J. STEEVES,
Contractor, Builder i Jobber,
SHOP ON PLEASANT ST., AMHERST, MASS.
DVSTIGHT MOORE,
Billiard and Pool Parlors.
3 Phoenix Row, (Up-Stairs,) Amherst, Mass.
24
ADVERTISEMENTS.
^- W. HALL,
MANUFACTURER OF
mm xm heavy, express and fakm. WAGONS, SLEIGHS
HORSE SHOEING
FACTOItT STREET, --___1____ ' " ■ ^<*RTJa AMHERST.
DEALKR IN
=^GRAI]Nr, MEAL Aim TI^j^Ji ^^-^
CUSTOM GRINDING PROMPTLy ATTENDED TO,
NORTH AMHERST, - _ _
L " - MASS
D. ORAVES.
D. GRAVES & CO """'^^"''^ SAW, SHINGLE AND PLANING MILL,
MANUFACTURERS OF
^-Agency for Safety Bicycles.,.^
FACTORY HOZLOW, IfORTH Ai^^^
^nr, MURTH AMHERST, MASS.
AMHERST [C] DIRECTORY. 2o
Coleman Matthew, laborer, h McClellan
Colemau William A., barber, bds McClellan
Colgrove Stella Miss, bds Mt. Pleasant, N. A. C.
Comins N. M. Miss, teacher, bds Amity
Conley Bridget Mrs., bds Westcott
Conley E^dward, laborer, bds Westcott
Collins John H., meat peddler, bds S. Prospect
Connors Bridget Miss, emp Amherst House, bds do.
Connors John, laborer, h McClellan
Connors Charles, laborer, bds South East junc. Belehertown, S. A.
Connors Johanna Miss, emp Amherst House, bds do.
Connors Maggie Miss, emp Amherst House, bds do.
Connors Mary Mrs., emp College co-op. laundry, bds McClellan
Connors Matthew, laborer, h Railroad
Connors Michael, laborer, h McClellan
Connors Michael Jr., emp Mass. Agr'l College, bds McClellan
Connors Thomas, laborer, h Railroad
Cook A. B., blacksmith, h North East, E. A.
Cook Cora Miss, emp Geo. B. Burnett & Son, bds McClellan
Cook Enos F., president Amherst Savings Bank, h Lessey, opp Main
Cook Esek, harness maker, bds Pleasant
Cook Emily R. Miss, bds North East, E. A.
Cook Horace W., farmer, h North East, E. A. •
Cook H. Ward, farmer, bds North East, E. A.
Cook James M., painter, h McClellan
(Jooley Fidelia A. Mrs., widow Alden, h S. Pleasant
Cooley Fred A., emp Amherst College, h Pleasant
Cooley Fred S., Supt. Mass. Agr'l College farm, h do.
Cooley Genevieve S., teacher, bds S. Pleasant
Cooper A. I. Mrs., widow James S., h College
Cooper James I., attorney at law, bds College
Cooper Mary I. Miss, bds College
Couch James W., (O. G. Couch & Son), h N. Prospect
Couch John M., student, bds Spring
Couch Orson G., (O. G. Couch & Son), h Spring
pOUCH 0. G. & SON, (Orson G. & James W. Couch), groceries,
v^ crockery, glassware, etc., Amherst House blk. Merchants Row
— See advt. Court W. B., student, bds Amherst House Courtney Annie E. Miss, bds N. Prospect Courtney Eugene F., student, bds Northampton Courtney Delia Miss, emp Geo. B. Burnett & Son, bds Mt. Pleasant
5
26 AMHERST [C] DIRECTORY.
Courtney James, carpenter, h Triangle
Courtney Julia Miss, emp Geo. B. Burnett & Sou, bds Mt. Pleasant
Courtney Mary Miss, emp Geo. B. Burnett & Son, bds Mt. Pleasant
Courtney Mary A. Miss, bds Northampton
Courtney Michael, carpenter, bds Mt. Pleasant
Courtney Owen, laborer, h Northampton
Courtney Thomas, farmer, h Mt. Pleasant
Cowan U wight H., emp Amherst Creamery, h Pleasant, M. V.
Cowdry Florence L. Miss, teacher, bds South East, S. A.
Cowles Almon E., farmer, h Pleasant c Meadow, N. A.
Cowles Fannie Miss, book agent, h Cowles
Cowles Herbert T., cashier First National Bank, bds Amity
Cowles Jennie iMiss, teacher, h Cowles
Cowles James, farmer, h Pleasant, N. A.
C10WLES OLIVER, horse trainer and auctioneer, h Lincoln av — ^ See advt Cowles Sarah E. Mrs., widow Clinton, h Pleasant c Meadow, N. A. Cowles Sarah W. Mrs., widow S. D., h Amity Cowles W. Dwigiit, farmer, bds Mt. Pleasant Cowles William L., prof. Amherst College, bds Amity Cowls Albert R., farmer, , bds Meadow, N. A. Cowls Francis I., farmer, h Meadow, N. A. Cowls Jonathan, farmer, h Leverett, N. A. Cowls Ransom, farmer, h Meadow, N. A. Cowls Walter D., farmer, h Leverett, N. A. Coy Erastus, farmer, h Shays, S. A. Coy Henry, painter, bds Main Coyle Sarah Mrs., h S. Prospect Coyle Thomas, student, bds S. Prospect Crafts Eleazer, book-binder, Printing House Square, h Main Crafts Samuel W., book-binder. Printing House Square, bds Main Cramptou Isaiah, emp The Hills Co., h Pleasant c Triangle Crosier James, mason, h South East c Belchertown, E. A. Crossman Luther, emp A. R. Cushman, h State c Pine, N. A. C. Crowell Annie Miss, bds 19 Amity
Crowell Edward P., prof. Amherst College, h 19 Amity Crowell Jennie Miss, student, bds 19 Amity Crowell Mary Miss, teacher, bds 19 Amity Crowley Dennis, emp The Hills Co., h Main, E. A. Culver Anthony B., baker and confectioner, h Gaylord Cummings Clara Miss, bds Pleasant, N. A. Cummings Horace, farmer, h Flat Hill, N. A. C.
ADVERTISaMENTS. • 27
J. L. LOVELL,
Bi^tiet HbbotOGrapber,
A Specialty made of Lantei'n Slides. A FULL LINE OF LOCAL VIEWS.
16 PHOENIX ROW, .... AMHERST, MASS.
ESTABLISHED 1856.
C. E. HUTCHINSON,
^ LIVERY AND TRAVELER'S SUPPLIES,^^
HARNESS AND TRUNKS lAOE TO ORDER. American House Block, - - - AMHERST, MASS.
E&@)Mi'Tf
O O CO
THAT
T. W. SLOAN
Has a large stock in all the leading styles, and is selling the same at
LO^WEST CA^^SH PRICES!
REPAIK1N« NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE.
g^=°'REMEMBER THE PLACE.,:.^ T. \A/. SLOAN, 2 PHCHNIX ROW, AMHERST.
28
ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOUSE ESTABLISHED 1818.
JiL:.gKSON & CUTLER,,
r Successors to GEORGE CUTLER)
-DEALERS IN-
DRY*AND*FANCY*COODS,
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
CUTLER'S BLOCK, MERCHANTS' ROW, AMHERST, MASS.
EDV^^IN NELSON.
DEALER IN
Classical and pscellaneous BooKs,
COLLEGE TEXT BOOKS, (NEW AND SECOND HAND), SCHOOL
BOOKS, STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS, POCKET
CUTLERY, SCISSORS, &c.
First Door South of P. 0., Pleasant St., AMHERST, MASS.
Harvey white,
mmm m boildeii.
Shop, Pleasant St., opposite Hallock.
Residence, 31 Pleasant St.,
AMHERST, MASS.
AMHERST [U] DIRECTORY. 29
Cummings Lorinda B. Mrs., widow Lewis G., h Leverett, N. A.
Curran Dennis, laborer, h c Triangle and Mt. Pleasant
Curran Jeremiah, laborer, h McClellan
Curran Mary Miss, enip College co-op. laundry, bds McClellan
Currier Annie Mrs., emp Amherst House, bds do.
Currier Chailes S., mason, h c Triangle and Pleasant
Currier Daniel, mason, h Pleasant c Triangle
Curtis Emily Miss, teacher, bds Belchertown, E. A.
Curtis Frank O., milk dealer, h Belchertown, K. A.
Curtis Oliver H., farmer, h Belchertown, E. A.
Curtain Mary A. Miss, bds Pleasant, N. A.
CUSHMAN AVERY R., mfr of leather and straw board. State c Water, h State, N. A. C.,— See advt Cushman Charles S., with A. R. Cushman, h State, N. A. C.
CUSHMAN F. M., pianos, organs and musical instruments, Phoenix Row, h Franklin st., Northampton — See advt Cushman John E., farmer, h Water, N. A. C. Cushman John S., paper maker, emp A. R. Cushman, bds Pine,
N. A. C. Cushman Moses E., foreman A. R. Cushman, h State, N. A. C. Cushman S. Percy, student, bds State, N. A. C. Cushman W. A. Miss, bds Pine, N. A. C. Cutler George, treas. Gas and P>lectric Co., h 30 Pleasant Cutler George Jr., (Jackson & Cutler), bds 30 Pleasant Cutler Mary Miss, bds Pleasant Cutter Clara M. Mrs., h South East, E. A. Cutter William V., painter, h Pine, N. A. C. Cutting Joel, shoemaker, h State, N. A. C. Cutting Stella I. Miss, bds Spaulding, E. A. Cutting Stephen, h High
DANA CLARA L. Miss, teacher, bds S. East, S. A.
Dana Clarence W., farmer, h South East, S. A.
Dana Horace D., farmer, h Northampton
Dana Joseph L., emp American Express Co., h Dickinson
Dana Joseph W., farmer, h South East S. A.
Dana Minnie Miss, teacher, bds S. East, S. A.
Danahey Patrick, farmer, h South P^ast, S. A.
Dance Charles W., machinist, emp The Hills Co., h Main, E, A.
Dance Emma T. Miss, emp The Hills Co., bds Main, E. A.
Darling Emory T.. farmer, h West c Bay, S. A.
Davis Anna D. R. Mrs., bds North East, E. A.
30 AMHERST [U] DIRECTORY.
Davis A. B. N. Mrs., h S. Pleasant
Davis Delia Miss, student, bds Clifton av
Davis Edwin A., civil engineer and surveyor, li S. Pleasant
Davis George H., janitor Psi U House, h Baker
DAVIS JAMES W. T., custom shoemaker and repairer, 8 Phoenix Row, Main, h Clifton av — See advt Davis Jane Mrs. , h Pleasant Davis Maud Miss, bds Pleasant Davis Wilbur F., farmer, h Meadow, N. A. Davis Rose Miss, bds Pleasant
Davis Wilbur L., traveling salesman, h Woodside av Deady Timothy, emp The Hills Co., h College Dean Angenette Miss, h North East, N. A. Dean Everett L., straw splitter, h Main n Spaulding, E. A. Deignan John, inmate town house. South East, S. A. Deignan Bridget Mrs., inmate town house, South East, S. A. Delano William A., clerk W. S. Westcott, h Main Delta Upsilon House, S. Pleasant
DEUEL CHARLES, apothecary, Amherst House blk, h N. Pros- pect— See advt Deuel C. Frederick, with Charles Deuel, bds N. Prospect Deuel James E., student, bds N. Prospect Dickinson x\lbert S., farmer, bds South East, S. A. Dickinson Amelia Miss, bds North East, E. A. Dickinson Asa, farmer, h South East, S. A.
Dickinson Caroline F. Mrs., widow Ebenezer P., h Leverett, N. A. Dickinson Charles R., farmer, h Leverett, N. A. Dickinson Charles S., wholesale and retail butcher, h Pleasant, N. A. Dickinson Charlotte INtiss. bds Leverett, N. A. Dickinson Daniel W., farmer, h Shays, S. A. Dickinson Dwight E., farmer, h South East c May, S. A. Dickinson Edna Mrs., widow Rufus, h Bay, S. A. Dickinson Edward, farmer, bds South East, S. A. Dickinson Edward, assistant librarian Amherst College, bds Main,
DICKINSON EDWARD B., dentist, Williams blk, h Amity- See advt Dickinson Edward P., machinist, blacksmith and wagon repairer,
Main, E. A., h do. Dickinson Edwin E., machinist, h South P^ast, S. A. Dickinson Edwin H., farmer, h Leverett, N. A. Dickinson Elijah P^., h Main c Spaulding Dickinson P^lla R. Miss, bds North East, E. A. Dickinson Eliot T., student, bds Spring
AbVERTISEMENTS. 31
n. H. N. FISH, M. 11.,
Ipb^sician anb Surgeon,
OFFICE HOUES:
Afternoon, 2 to 5. Evening, 7 to 8. RESIDENCE, 11 AMITT ST., _ _ _ AOTHEItST, MASS.
C. W. HALL, M. n.,
Ibomeopatbist,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE: • PLEASANT STREET, - - - _ _ AMHEJtST, MASS.
H. B. PERRY, M. D.,
OFFICE HOURS: 2 XO 4 AND 7 "TO 8 P. M.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE : COJRNEB AMITT AND SOUTH PROSPECT STS., AMMERST, MASS.
O. F. BIGELOW, M. D.,
physician anb Surgeon,
OFFICE HOURS: 8 TO 9 A. M., 2 TO ^ P. M. 25 PLEASANT STREET, ----- AMHERST, MASS.
32 ADVERTISEMENTS.
H. H. SEELYE, M. D.,
Ipb^sician anb SurGCon,
College St., First Door from Common, - Amherst, Mass.
OFFICE HOURS : 1 to 2-30 p. M., and 7 to 8 p. m.
L E. DICKINSON, PLANING MILL, BOX FACTORY,
AND DEALER IN
LUMBER, SASH, DOORS, BLINOS, WIOOLDINGS, k.
PLANING, MATCHING, SAWING AND TURNING DONE TO ORDER.
MACHINIST, CARPENTER AND TOY TOOL CHESTS
A SPECIALTY.
FACTORY AND OFFICE!:
College Street, Corner Whitney, ■ AMHERST, MASS.
D. W. BLODQETT,
MasQH, Builder and GantraGtar,
WHITNEY ST., near Main, AMHERST, MASS.
AMHERST [U] DIRECTOR^. 33
Dickinson Ella W. Miss, student, bds Pleasant, N. A» Dickinson Frank N., emp The Hills Co., h Main Dickinson Frank C, carpenter, h Belchertown, E. A. Dickinson Franklin N., enip Amherst Creamery, bds Sunderland Dickinson Frederick W., butter maker. Bay State Creamery, h So*
East, 8. A. Dickinson Hannah S. Mrs., widow Amariah, bds West, S. A. Dickinson Henry C, warden town farm. South East, S. A. Dickinson Herbert S., farmer, bds Leverett, N. A. Dickinson Herbert W., farmer, bds South East, S. A. Dickinson Heman, farmer, h Bay, S. A. Dickinson Hezekiah, farmer, h Mt. Pleasant Dickinson Laura Mrs., widow Leander M., h Sunderland, N. A.
DICKINSON LEVI E., box mfr., planing mill and lumber dealer, College c Whitney, h Whitney Dickinson Lewis H.. farmer, bds Main c Spaulding Dickinson Lydia E. Miss, bds Pleasant, N. A. Dickinson Marquis F., farmer, h' Pleasant, N. A. Dickinson Lavinia Miss, Main, opp School Dickinson Marshall D., printer, h Leverett, N. A. Dickinson Mary Mrs., widow Lorin, h West, S. A. Dickinson Mary H. Miss, bds South East n Main, E. A. Dickinson Mary L. Mrs., widow William W., h North East, E. A.
DICKINSON MASON A., groceries, Dickinson's blk. Pleasant, h N. Prospect — See advt Dickinson Mercy J. Mrs., widow Waitstill, h Shays, u Green, S. A. Dickinson Noah, farmer, h South East, n Main, K. A. Dickinson Robert M., farmer, h Shays, n Green, S. A. Dickinson Robert W., baggage master Central Mass. R. R., h S-
Pleasant Dickinson Rufus T., tinner, S. A. Phillips, h Spring Dickinson Stella F. Miss, teacher, bds South East, S. A. Dickinson Sumner L., emp Agr'l College, h Pleasant Dickinson S. White, farmer, h S. Prospect Dickinson Timothy W., farmer, h South East, S. A, Dickinson Willard R., carpenter and builder, h Whitney, n Clifton av Dickinson William A., farmer, h South East, S. A. Dickinson William A., treas. Amherst College, pres. Amherst Water
Co., h Main, opp School Dickinson William E. Rev., h Amity Dillon John C, farmer, h Mt. Pleasant Dillon Thomas, fai-mer, bds Mt. Pleasant D. K. E. House, Oak Grove, Lessey 6
34 AMHERST [B] DIRECTORY.
Dodge Phillip, laborer, bds Belchertown, E. A.
Doherty Frank J., emp The Hills Co., bds McClellan
TjOHERTY JOHN C, tailor, Williams blk, h McClellan— See advt
Doherty John C. Jr., carpenter, bds McClellan
Doherty Mary Miss, tailoress, H. O. Pease, bds McClellan
Donahue Jeremiah, laborer, bds Westcott
Donahue John, emp W. W. Hunt, h McClellan c Lincoln av
Donahue Mary Mrs., widow Michael, h West, S. A.
Donovan, Kate Miss, h Westcott
Donovan Sarah A. Mrs., widow John T., h Main c South East, E. A.
Doray Jerry, harness maker. Main, bds Shays, S. A.
Doty Lester C, (Dean & Doty), h College below Railroad
Doty Mai'y Mrs. widow William, h College below Railroad
Douglass Horace, farmer, bds South East, S. A.
Dowd Daniel, laborer, h College n Railroad
Dowd Jeremiah, laborer, h Factory, N. A.
Dowd Mary Miss, bds Maple av
Dowd Patrick L., blacksmith, h Pine, N. A.
Dunakin Henry T., bds Bay, S. A.
DURFEE PLANT HOUSE, Mass. Agr'l College, Pleasant— See advt Dutton Alonzo, farmer, h Factory c Leverett, N. A. Duttou Daniel, marble dealer, h Cutler's blk Dutton Jessie M. Miss, milliner, bds Cutler's blk Dwight Clara L. Miss, music teacher, h Amity D wight George H., emp J. L. Holley, h Green, S. A. Dwight Sophia C. Mrs., widow Harrison D., h Amity Dwight William, physician, h Pine n Pleasant, N. A.
EASTMAN AUSTIN, farmer, h Leverett, N. A. Eastman Charles A., farmer, h Leverett, N. A. Eastman Edward B., farmer, h Leverett, N. A. Eastman Frederick A., farmer, bds Leverett, N. A. Eastman Martha A. Miss, h Gray c Taylor Eastman Matilda Miss, h Gray c Taylor Eastman Sidney B., farmer, bds Leverett, N. A. Eastman William N., farmer, h Leverett, N. A. Eaton Heman D., farmer, h Belchertown, E. A. Edbrooke Mattie Mrs., h Main c South East, E. A. Eddy Frank, h Bay, S. A.
Eddy Kate Mrs., widow Wales, emp Geo. B. Burngtt & Son, h Main c Whitney
AD VERTISaMENTS . 35
^C. H. SANDERSON & CO,-^
CASH DEALERS IN
Ready-Made Etetliing
EENTB' FURNIBHIND DDDDB,
Travelmg Bags, Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, Robes and Horse Blankets.
CASH ROW, DirKINSON'S BLOCK, - AMHERST, MASS.
THE LEADING
Boot, Shoe and Rubber House,
HEADQUARTERS FOR
BOSTOI m WOOHSOGKET RUBBER ROODS.
LARGEST STOCK! LOWEST PRICES!
Ladies' and Gents' Fine Shoes in Great Variety. Repairing neatly and promptly done.
MERCHANTS' ROW, - - - - AMHERST, MASS.
36 ADVERTISEMENTS.
S. A. PHILLIPS,
CONTRACTOR FOR
PLUiBING, 8IEi AND HOT ITER HEATING,
For Private or Public Buildings; also Hot Air Furnaces.
TIN RDDFINE AND GUTTERING,
ASBESTOS ROOFING. A FULL LINE OF H. W. JOHNS' ASBESTOS PAINTS, FOR INSIDE AND OUTSIDE WORK.
rm AjAGee ajvstic RAKce,
the best in the world. Also a complete line of Kitchen Furnishing: Goods.
S. A. PHILLIPS,
SUCCESSOR TO LEE Sc PHILLIPS, DICKINSON'S BLOCK, - - AMHERST. MASS.
H. B. EDWARDS & CO.,
Gash Dealers in
D
^^Bs^ X-^iJi^ "gMjasar" ^
DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS, SILKS, VELVETS AND DRAPERIES, KID
GLOVES, CORSETS AND HOSIERY.
IS^LADIES' UNDERWEAR A SPECIALTY..
Agents for the Butterick Publishing Co.,
CUTLER'S BLOCK. MERCHANTS' ROW, AMHERST, MASS.
AMHERST [r] DIRECTORY. 37
Eddy Mabel Miss, emp Geo. B. Burnett & Son, h Main c Wliitney Edgington Frederick, gardener, bds Parsons Edwards Amasa S., farmer, bds ^ollth Elast, E. A.
EDWARDS H. B. & CO., dry and fancy goods. Cutler's blk, .Merchants Row, See advt Edwards Henry B., (H. B. Edwards & Co.,^ h Lessey n Main Edwards William A., farmer, h West, S. A. Elmer Emeline Mrs., widow Charles, h South East, S. A. El well Levi H., prof. Amherst College, h Northampton Emrich George, student, bds Amity c Lincoln av Emerson Benjamin K., prof. Amherst College, h Northampton Emerson Laura Miss, music teacher, bds Amity c N. Prospect Emerson Sarah E. IMrs., widow Dr. Joseph, h Amity c N. Prospect Ensign Sarah J. Miss, bds Whitney Esip Frank W., blacksmith, Whitney, h do. Esip F. J., blacksmith, Whitney, h do. Esty Thomas, student, bds S. Pleasant Esty William C, prof. Amherst College, bds S. Pleasant Fairbanks Alice R. Miss, bds Main, E. A.
Fairbanks F. J. Rev., pastor Second Cong'l church, h Main, E. A. Fairbanks George S., student, bds Main, E. A. Fairbanks Herbert S., student, bds Main, E. A. Fairley Caroline Mrs., h Woodside av Fairley Grace Miss, bds Woodside av Fairley Samuel C, student, bds Woodside av Fales Daniel, laborer,
Family Home and School, Mrs. W. D. Herrick principal, S. Prospect Faneuf Ferd, barber, Amherst House blk, bds 46 Pleasant Farnsworth Jennie Mrs., bds Main, E. A.
F
AY CHARLES E,. hackman, h William's blk— See advt
Fay Everett L., bds Main
Fearing H. D., h Pleasant c Fearing
Feeney Charles, laborer, bds High
Feeney Harry, laborer, bds High
Fernald C. H., prof. Mass. Agr'l College, h Hallock
Field Alexander H., laborer, h Shays, S. A.
Field Ralph A., emp Geo. B. Burnett & Son, h High
Field Thomas P. Rev., h College
Fineur Joseph, farmer, bds Pleasant c Meadow, N. A.
Finnemore Charles A., laborer, h Baker
Finnesy Richard, laborer, bds West, S. A.
38 AMHERST [r] DIRECTORY.
First National Bank of Amherst, S. Pleasant
Fish Addie Miss, h West, S. A.
Fish Charles T., manager Amherst Creamery, bds Pleasant
TTIISH D. B. N., physician and surgeon, h II Amity — See advt
Fish Edwin C, carpenter, h Cottage
Fish Fannie Miss, bds Cottage
Fish Lauriston C, farmer, h Pleasant c Hallock
Fish Louisa Miss, bds Cottage
Fisher Edward, student, bds Pleasant
Fisher F. C. Mrs., widow George A., h Pleasant
Fisher George E. Rev., h Pleasant, N. A.
Fisher Mary Miss, student, bds Pleasant
Fiske Frank F., laborer, bds Pleasant
Fitch C. Belle Miss, emp The Hills Co., bds South East junc.
Belchertown, E. A. Fitch George C, farmer, h South East junc. Belchertown, E. A. Fitch George W., farmer, h South East junc. Belchertown, E. A. Fitch Lena Miss, bds South East junc. Belchertown, E. A. Fitts Ellen Miss, emp The Hills Co., bds Leverett, N. A. Fitts James, emp The Hills Co., bds Leverett, N. A. Fitts Martha Miss, teacher, bds Leverett, N. A. Fitts Mary A. Mrs., widow Orus, h Leverett, N. A. Flebott William, barber, bds Sunset av Fletcher Robert, student, bds Pleasant Fletcher Bessie Miss, student, bds Pleasant Fletcher R. !>., clerk, bds Amherst House Fletcher W. I., librarian Amherst College library, h Pleasant Fleming Mary Mrs., h North PLast, E. A. Flynu John, laborer, h Mt. Pleasant Foley John, laborer, h Factory, N. A. Foley Jeremiah D., foreman railroad, h A¥hituey c College Foley Mary Miss, emp Amherst House, bds do. Foley Mary Miss, dressmaker, bds 26 Amity Foster Ella Mrs., bds J'actory c Leverett, N. A. Fountaine Simon, carpenter, h Shays, S. A. Frink Henry A. Rev., prof. Amherst College, rms Lessey Frink Katie Miss, bds Factory, N. A. Frink Sumner, farmer, h Factory, N. A. Freeman Cassius, laborer, bds South East, S. A. Freeman Frank, laborer, bds South East, S. A. Friend Gertrude Miss, teacher, bds Pleasant, N. A. Fuller Ida J. Miss, compositor, bds Northampton
ADVERTISEMENTS .
39
G. M. CHAMBERLAIN,
iftiift A^^^^fe I IVrril boarding¥feed stable.
HACKS, DOUBLE AND SINGLE TEAMS, TO LET AT FAIR PRICES.
ACCOMODATIONS FOR TRANSIENT FEEDING.
PUBLIC PATRONAGE SOLICITED.
Printing House Square,
Amherst, Mass.
J. F. PERKINS,
L SI m ommmi r
GLAZING, PAPER HANGING AND GRAINING.
-DEALER IN-
WHITE LEAD, OIL, VARNISH, SHELLAC, MIXED PAINTS, GLASS, ETC.
-AGENT FOR-
CABOrS WOOD PRESERVING CREOSOTE STAINS,
The best and cheapest paiut for shingles ever used. No. 3 Printing House So., Opposite Record Office, Amherst.
H. H. WHITARen,
GRIST AND SAW MILL,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Lumber, Feed and Qrain.
PRATT'S FOOD FOR HORSES AND CATTLE.
Dealer in Phosphates.
MAIN STREET, - ■ EAST AMHERST, MASS.
Storehouse under Town HaU.
40 ADVERTISEMENTS.
BLODGCTT k CLARK>
LEADING DEALERS IN
AND-
«<FURNISHINC GOODS^o
u£i^lLr^77^j^'^r^ I^EXjI^a^BXjE.
•^fBOOTS i SHOES
Fine G00ds, All Kinds,
BIZEB AND PRICES TD FIT.
AX —
KELLOGG' S BLOCK, .... AMHERST.
AMHERST [Cr] DIRECTORY. 41
GALLAGHER KATE Miss, emp College co-op laundry, bds Beston Gallivan Edward, laborer, bds Baker Gallivan Mary Miss, emp The Hills Co., bds Baker Gallivan Timothy, emp Central Mass. R. R., h Baker Gallivan William, laborer, bds Baker Gallond Adaline Mrs., widow Geo. B., bds Pleasant Gallond George J., (Holland & Gallond) h Pleasant Gallond John H., laborer, h Factory, N. A. Garman Charles E., prof. Amherst College, h Gray c Taylor Garnett Nellie Mrs., bds Mechanic, iS. A. Garvey Dennis, laborer, h McClellan Garvey Maurice, laborer, bds S, Prospect Garvey Mary Miss, dressmaker, bds 8. Prospect Garvey Michael, laborer, h S. Prospect Gaskell Charles S;, clerk, h McClellan c Beston Gaskell Chester, shoe repairer, h Main n Salem, E. A. Gates Albert, laborer, h Pine, N. A.
Gates Anna M. Miss, music teacher, bds North East, E. A. Gates Charles S., D. D. s., (Gates & Huntington), dentist. Cutler's blk, Merchaut's Row, h S. Pleasant
GATES & HUNTINGTON, (Charles S. Gates & Theodore G. Huntington) dentists, Cutler's blk. Merchants Row — See advt
Gates Lansford, janitor Amli^i'st College, h North East, E. A.
Gates Merrill E., pres. Amherst College, h Maiu c School
Gates Merrill E. Jr., student, bds Main c School
Gavin J. H. Rev., pastor St. Bridget's R. C. church, h Pleasant c (Jowles
Gaylord Dell D. Miss, student, bds Pleasant, N. A.
Gaylord Eber W. Rev., pastor North Congregational church, h Pleas- ant, N, A.
Gaylord Edward D., student, bds Pleasant, N. A. •
Gaylord Flavel, farmer, h M. V.
Gaylord Mary E. Miss, student, bds Pleasant, N. A.
Gaylord Olney P., farmer, h South East, E. A.
Gaylord Walter F., student, bds M. V.
Genung John F. Rev., prof. Amherst College, h Hunt's blk
Gibbs Elijah, farmer, h Pleasant, N. A.
GILBERT ABEL, dry and fancy goods, paper hangings, etc., Lincoln's blk, h Pleasant — See advt Gilbert Josephine P. Miss, elocutionist, bds Hallock Gilbert Joseph F., carpenter and builder, h Hallock Gill Louis, farmer, h Potwine's Lane, S. A. Gleason Matthew, laborer, h Beston n McClellan 7
42 AMHERST [Cf] DIRECTORY.
Glynu Alfred, tailor, American House blk h do.
Goessmauu Cliarles A., prof, chemistry, Mass. Agr'l College, director
Mass. Experiment Station, h Amity c Lincoln av Goessmann Charles I., student, bds Amity c Lincoln av Goessmann Helena T. Miss, bds Amity c Lincoln av Goessmann Louis E., student, bds. Amity c Lincoln av Goessmann Mary A. Miss, bds Amity c Lincoln av Gold Martin D., clerk W. S. Westcott, h off High Goodale Charles L., farmer, h Bay S. A. Goodale Charles L., farmer, h Bay, S. A. Goodale Frank L., laborer, h Bay, S. A. Goodale Frederick D., farmer, bds Green, S. A. Goodale John W., emp L. E. Dickinson, h Belchertowu, E. A. Goodale Samuel G., farmer, h Bay, S. A. Goodale William F., mechanic, bds South East, S! A. Goodell H. H., pres. Mass. Agr'l College, h Sunset av Goodell John H., student, bds Sunset av Goodell William, student, bds Sunset av Goodrich Celia Miss, emp The Hills Co., bds Main, E. A. Goodspeed F. L. Rev., pastor First Cong'l church, h School c Spring
GOODWIN MOSES G., jobber and repairer, 13 Phcenix Row, h Sellen c S. Prospect — See advt Goodyear Harry D., emp Howes & Keith, h Hunt's blk, Pleasant
GRAVES D. & CO., (D. Graves & B. F. Kellogg), saw and shingle mill, doors, sash and blinds, safety bicycles. Factory Hollow, N. A. — See advt Graves Dwight, (D. Graves & Co.), h Leverett, N. A. Graves Eliza S. Mrs., h 27 Pleasant Graves Fred, hostler, bds Lessey
Graves Fred E., clerk W. H. H. Morgan, bds Maple av Graves George,, painter, grainer and frescoer, h 27 Pleasant Graves George G., book-keeper, bds 27 Pleasant Graves Hattie Miss, clerk Post-office, bds Spring Gjcaves Henry C, janitor town hall, h 26 Amity Graves Herbert, emp Thayer & Bolles, h Whitney Graves Melville, teamster, h Main, E. A. Graves N. Smith, gardener, h Gray Graves William O., laborer, h Pine, N. A. C. Graves Viola Miss, bds Gray Gray J. Proctor, farmer, h Triangle, opp Lessey Gray Louise I. Mrs., widow C. D., h Whitney Green Abbie L. Miss, art teacher, bds Mt. Pleasant Green Ariel, laborer, bds Belchertown, E. A.
ADVERTISEMENTS .
43
W. W. HUNT,
Plumber,Steam and Gas Fitter
and Dealer in Stoves and Ranges.
^HB CRAWI^ORID ORANID RANGE,
THE BEST YOU CAN BUY.
The Gorton Boiler.
The Furman Boiler.
Steam, Hot Water and Hot Air Furnaces.
Plumbing in all its branches, Sewer Pipes of all sizes,
Water Pipes of all kinds. Tinware of all
kinds, Granite Iron Ware.
HUNT'S BLOCK,
AMHERST, MASS.
44 ADVERTISEMENTS.
DEALER IN
Silver arid Plated Ware, Fir\e PocKet Cutlery, Gold
arid FoUritairi Per^s, Optical Goods,
FINE STATIONERY.
VS-RERAIRING NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE.
JOHN DOHERTY,
/n^crcbant ZLailoi%
Special Attention Given to Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing, WILLIAMS' BLOCK Up-Stairs), MEKCHANTS' ROW.
T. W^. BUcKLEY,
L Nlinota|luj:it lip uliiii Mm.
PLEASANT ST., REAR OF CULVER'S BAKERY.
H. O. PEASE,
JVtercftatit TTaifor^
AMHZSRST HOUSi: ANNEX.
AMHERST [H] DIRECTORY. 45
Green Nellie Miss, bds Whitney Grignare Hirani, farmer, h South East, S. A. Grosveuor Edwin S., prof. Amherst College, bds Amherst House Grover Climena H. Mrs., widow Charles, bds Main, E. A. Guernsey Peter C, teamster, h Woodside, av
Guertin Albert I:, butcher, Mrs. David Guertin, h Pleasant, N. A. Guertin Harriet Mrs., widow David, Pleasant, N. A., h do. Guiel Lewas, farmer, h Potwine's Lane, S. A. Gunn George, farmer, h S. Pleasant, M. V.
HALEY CATHARINE Mrs., widow Thomas, h McClellan c Lin- coln av Hale}^ John M., farmer, bds McClellan c Lincoln av Haling George F., station agent, bds South P^ast, S. A.
HALL A. W., carriage and wagon mfr. Factorv, N. A., h do. — See advt HALL CHARLES W., homeopathic physician, h Pleasant — See advt Hall John C, bds Gray
Hall Marguerite L. Miss, student, bds Factory, N. A. Hall Mary L. Mrs., widow J. M., h Gray Hall Ruby M. J. Miss, bds Factory, N. A. Hall Sybel I. Miss, teacher, bds Factory, N. A. Hamlin Wolcott, attorney at law. Savings Bank blk. Merchant's
Row, h Whitney Hamilton George J., h Main c High
Hamilton William, emp B. F. Kendrick, bds S. Prospect Hammar Gracie J. Miss, bds Pleasant N. A. Hannum George O., farmer, h Green, S. A.
Hardaker Frederick, emp A. R. Cushman, bds Factory, N. A. C. Hardaker James, em[>A. R. Cushman, bds State, N. A. C. Hardaker John W., emp A. R. Cushman, h Factory, N. A. C. Hardaker Mary Mrs., widow John, h State, N. A. C. Hardaker W. H., emp A. R. Cushman, bds State, N. A. C. Hardy F. A., station agent Central Mass. R. R., h Cutler's blk Harkuess Ella M. Miss, teacher, bds Shays, S. A. Harkness Hattie E. Miss, bds Shays, S. A. Harkuess Mary M. Miss, emp Geo. B. Burnett & Son, bds Shays,
S. A. Harkness Minnie I. Miss, emp Geo. B. Burnett & Son, bds Shays, S. A. Harkness William, farmer, h Shays, S. A. Harlow Frederick, farmer, h Market, N. A. C. Harlow Harriet Mrs., widow Nathaniel L., h Mt. Pleasant
46 AMHERST [H] DIRECTORY.
Harlow Harriet Miss, bds Mt. Pleasant
Harlow Nathaniel, teamster O. D. Hunt, h Northampton
Harlow Norman, emp Montague City Rod Co., h East Main
Harlow Frank W., laborer, h Whitney
Harmon Robert A., farmer, h Belchertown
Harrington Arad A., emp S. E. Harrington & Son, h Meadow, N. A.
Harrington Frank W., (S. E. Harrington & Son), h Meadow N. A.
Harrington Martha E. Miss, teacher, bds Meadow, N. A.
Harrington Moody, book-keeper, h S. Pro'spect
Harrington Samuel E., (8. E. Harrington & Son), h Meadow, N. A.
Harrington S. E. & Son, (S. E. & F. W. Harrington), planing mill,
lumber, blinds, mouldings, etc.. Meadow, N. A. Harris Edward P., assistant professor chemistry, Amherst College, h
Hunt's blk Harris Elijah P., prof. Amherst College, h Parsons Harris Hattie B. Miss, emp The Hills Co., bds High Harris Lula M. Miss, emp The Hills Co., bds High Harris Mary L. Miss, emp The Hills Co., bds High Harris Welcome J., carpenter, bds High Harris Wilbur E., farmer, h State, N. A. C. Harris William J., bds High Harrison Mrs., h N. Prospect Harrison F. L., student, bds N. Prospect Hart Daniel, farmer, h Westcott Hartwell Ernest L., farmer, bds Bay, S. A. Hartwell Charles L., farmer, h Bay, S. A. Haskins Charles H., carpenter, bds Meadow, N. A. Haskins Frank, farmer, bds Water n Leverett line, N. A. C. "ASKINS & BOSWORTH, carpenters and builders^See advt
ff
Haskins Frederick, bds Meadow, N. A.
Haskins Henry D., chemist Mass. Experiment Station, bds Water,
N. A. C. Haskins Henry W., (Haskins & Bosworth), carpenter and builder,
Meadow, N. A., h do. Haskins Ira C, gold pen mfr., Gray
Haskins James E., carpenter, emp The Hills Co., h Meadow, N. A. Haskins Sylvester H., farmer, h Water u Leverett line, N. A. C. Hastings Addie P. Miss, teacher, bds West, S. A. Hastings Charles W., farmer and milk dealer, h Belchertown, E. A. Hastings Edmund, farmer, h Sout^i East, E. A. Hastings Elvira Mrs., widow Samuel, h Belchertown, E. A. Hastings Henry E., farmer and milk dealer, h Belchertown, E. A.
ADVERTISEMENTS. 47
GAHPEflTEH & IVIOREHOUSE,
COliLiEGE WOHK fl SPECIflliTV.
XTbe Hmberet IRecorb*
$1.75 Pen Yean, paid in advance, $2.00 at end of Yeai».
PRINTING HOUSE SQUARE, - - AMHERST, MASS.
Kellogg <& stebbins,
DEALERS IN
^^ Choicer Family^ Groceries, ^^
-AND-
Provisions, Fruits, Nuts and Confectionery.
CRocKenv, china and glassvarc
Lamps and Lamp Fixtures., Tin., Stove and Wooden Ware.
Chase & Santorn's Celebrated Teas and Coffees.
WILLIAMS'S BLOCK, - - AMHERST, MASS.
PUBLIC TELEPHONE.
48 ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sfl^DEHSOfl (S TH0|VIPS0|1,
DEALERS IN
*DRY AND FANCY GOODS,*
HOSIERY, Kid Gloves and Corsbi s
A SPECIALTY. PHffiNlX ROW, AMHERST, MASS.
OLIVER COWLES,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
HORSE TRAINER.
Address, Agricultural College.
JOHN THOMPSON,
MANUFACTURER OF
LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES.
Ordei's left at Deuel's Drug Store. Residence, North- ampton Street.
AMHERST [H] DIRECTORY. 49
Hastings Sarah E. Mrs., widow J. C, h West, vS. A.
Hastings William, h 45 Main
Hawkes Edward H., laborer, bds West, S. A.
Hawkins William, laborer, h Baker
Hawle}' Albert, inmate town house. South East, S. A.
Hawley Almon, laborer, bds Mt. Pleasant
Hawley W. S., laborer, h Shays, 8. A.
Hawley Charles A., ! Thomas & Hawley) painter, h Clifton n Whitney
Hawley D wight, painter, bds North East, E. A.
Hawley Edgar M., farmer, h North P^ast, E. A.
Hawley Ellen Miss, dressmaker, h Northampton
Hawley Frank, farmer, h North East, E. A.
Hawley Frank, emp The Hills Co., bds Clifton n Whitney
Hawley Frederick, emp The Hills Co., bds Clifton n Whitney
Hawlej' George, emp The Hills Co., bds North East, E. A.
Hawley George H., laborer, bds North East, E. A.
Hawley Gideon Stetson, farmer, h North East, E. A.
Hawley Henry, farmer, h North East, K. A.
Hawley Mary Miss, inmate town house. South East, S. A.
Hawley Sarah Mrs., widow Horace, h North East, E. A.
Hawley Thodeus, laborer, h State, N. A. C.
Hawley Warren F., farmer, h Amity
Hawthorne G. R., clerk, bds Pleasant c Hallock
Haynes Lucinda Mrs., widow Douglass, h Stat«, N. A. C.
Hayward Carey S., student, bds South East n Mechanic, S. A.
Hayward Chandler P>., empC. E. Hayward, h South East n INIechanie,
S. A. Hayward Charles E., mfr boys' wagons and sleds. South East, n
Mechanic, S. A., h do. Hayward P!)mily S. Mrs., widow Silas J., h West, S. A, Hayward George F., emp The Hills Co., h Mechanic c Bay, S. A. Hayward Herbert, C., farmer, bds West, S. A. Hayward Martha Mrs., widow Chas. F., h Bay c Mechanic, S. A. Hayward Walter H., farmer, bds West, S. A. Heald Almy J. Miss, bds Pine, N. A. C. Heald Charles A., farmer, h Pine, N. A. C. Heath Daniel E., gardener, h High Heath Susan Miss, dressmaker, bds High Heaton Hiram, h Amity c Lincoln av Henderson Henry, emp A. H. Brown, bds Pleasant, N. A. Henx'y George L., dealer in live stock, h Pleasant Henshaw Marshall, prof. Amherst College, h Orchard
8
50 AMHERST [H] DIRECTORY.
Hern Margaret Miss, dressmaker, bds Beston
Merrick Charles C, attendant Home School, bds S. Prospect
Herrick Frances J^. Miss, student, bds S. Prospect
Herrick William 13. Rev., h S. Prospect
Herrick W. D. Mrs., principal Home and Family School, h S.
Prospect Hickok L. P. Mrs., h College Higgius Margaret Miss, bds Lincoln av Higgins Mary Mis., widow Patrick, h Westcott Higgins Thomas, laborer, bds Westcott Hill Thomas R., book-keeper. The Hills Co., h Spring Hills Co. The, manufacturers of straw hats, Railroad Hills Ellen 1\1. Miss, teacher of Kindergarten, bds Pleasant Hills Henry F., pres. The Hills Co., h Main c Triangle Hills Leonard D., pres. First National Bank, h Main c Triangle Hills Leonard M., secretary The Mills Co., bds Main c Gray Hills Sarah M. Mrs., bds Pleasant Hines Lucy A. Miss, bds South East, S. A. Hitchcock Albert, W., student, bds College c School Hitchcock P^dward, prof. Amherst College, h Hallock c School Hoar William, laborer, h Baker
Hobart Arthur E., farmer and milk dealer, h Pleasant, N. A. Hobart Edmund, farmer, h Leverett, N. A. Elobart Frank A., farmer, h Leverett, N. A. Hobart George F., farmer, h Leverett, N. A. Hobart Harriet Mrs., widow J. W., h Leverett, N. A. Hobart Martha A. Mrs., widow Spencer, bds Lincoln av Holden Benjamin F., farmer, h North East, N. A. C. Holden J. Harry Rev., pastor Universalist church, h Pleasant Holland Edward B., student, bds 42 N. Prospect Holland Hannah M. Mrs., widow Henry, h 42 N. Prospect Holland Harry D., (Holland & Galloud), hardware and groceries, h
42 N. Prospect
HOLLAND & GALLOND, (H. D. Holland & Geo. J. Gallond), hardware and groceries. Phoenix Row, Main — See advt Holley Abbie D. Miss, teacher, bds West, M. V. Holley Carrie B. Miss, dressmaker, bds West, M. V. Holley Etta L. Miss, student, bds West, M. V.
HOLLEY J. L., saw and grist mill, junction Pleasant and West, M. v., h West, M. V.— See advt. Holley Lottie D. Miss, book-keeper, bds West, M. V. Holley Susie A. Miss, dressmaker, bds West, M. V. Holley William J., with J. L. Holley, h S. Pleasant, M. V.
AMHERST [H] DIRECTORY. 51
Hollis H. A., carpenter, bds Maple av
Holmes Sarah Mrs., widow Johu, h Meadow, N. A.
Holt Kilburn Rev., bedding plants and flowers, INIt. Pleasant, h do.
Holt Lottie Miss, bds Mt. Pleasant
Honey James, hostler, h Railroad
Houghton C. M., h Maple ave e College
Howard Alice M. Miss, teacher, bds Main, ¥j. A.
Howard George M., emp The Hills Co., h Main, E. A.
Howard Joseph H., (Cowles & Howard) h Pleasant, N. A.
Howard Henry W., farmer, h Pine, N. A.
Howard L. E., barber, h Lincoln's blk. Main
Howard Mendall W., farmer, h Pleasant, N. A.
HOWES & KEITH, meats and provisions. Palmer's blk, Main — See advt. Howes Charles 0., (Howes & Keith) h Main Howes Charles O. Mrs., dressmaker, h Main Howes Frank H., manager Opera House, h N. Prospect Howes Susie Miss, bds N. Prospect
Rowland C lara S. Miss, private school, 31 N. Prospect, bds do. Howland John W., carpenter, bds'31 N. Prospect Howland Kate F. Miss, teacher, bds 31 N. Prospect Howland Mary R. Miss, teacher, bds 31 N. Prospect Howland Sarah S. Mrs., widow Warren S., h 31 N. Prospect Hoyt Webster, Supt. Electric Light Station, h Gaylord Hoyt Wyman, emp C. E. Hayward, h Mechanics, S. A. Hubbard E. O., clerk, Henry Adams, bds INIaple av Hubbard E. G. Miss, bds Main Hubbard Emma J. Mrs., widow Oscar R., h Main Hubbard George P., carpenter, h Main c South East, E. A. Hubbard Mary F. Miss, clerk, bds Lincoln av Hubbard Nancy T. Mrs., h Meadow, N. A. Hubbard Sophia E. Mrs., widow E. C, h Pine, N. A. Hubbard Harry F., clerk Jackson & Cutler, bds Lincoln av Humphrey Cyrus, farmer, h Mt. Pleasant Humphrey Frederick J., butter worker, bds Mt. Pleasant Humphrey James E., vegetable physiologist, Mass. Exper. Station,
h S. Prospect Humphrey William C, farmer, bds Mt. Pleasant
HUNT OLIVER D., fire insurance, coal and wood. Hunt's blk. Merchants Row, h Northampton — See advt Hunt William A., town clerk and treasurer, bds Northampton
HUNT WILLIAM W., stoves, tin ware, etc., Hunt's blk, Mer- chants Row h do. — See advt
52 AMHERST [J] DIRECTORV.
Hunter Charles W., farmer, h Mechanic, S. A.
Huntington Edward L)., market gardener, h Belchertown, E. A.
Huntington Eliza Mrs., bds Belchertown, E. A.
Huntington Theodore G., (Gates & Huntington) dentist, bds Amity
Hurlburt Sophia F. Mrs., widow Horace, h North East, E. A.
Huntress Edward N., student, bds S. Pleasant
Huntress Louis M., student, bds S. Pleasant
Hurley Daniel, laborer, h Baker,
Hurley John, laborer, h Baker
Hurley Michael E., clerk O. G. Couch & Son, bds Baker
Hurley Patrick, laborer, h Baker
Hutchins John Eds^ar, farmer, h South East, S. A.
HUTCHINSON CHARLES E., harness maker, trunks, etc., Lin- coln's blk, Main, h 37 Pleasant — See advt Hyde Charles D., farmer, bds North East, E. A. Hyde J^mily E. Mrs., widow George, bds South East, S. A. Hyde Esther R. Miss, teacher, bds North East, E. A. Hyde Hattie Mrs., widow Charles, h North East, K. A. Hyde John M., h Pleasant
Hyde Philomela Mrs., widow Samuel G., bds Pleasant Hyde W. A., printer, Amherst Record, bds Pleasant
INGRAM AUSTIN, broom maker, h Pleasant, N. A. Ingram Betsey Mrs., widow William, h Pleasant, N. A. Ingram Martha Mrs., widow Aaron H., h Meadow, N. A. Irish Perry E. Mrs., h Northampton
JACKSON DAISY Mrs., widow Charles E., bds Railroad Jackson Henry, truckman and jobber, office freight depot, h Railroad Jackson William B., (Jackson & Cutler) h Lincoln av JACKSON & CUTLER, (W. B. Jackson & Geo. Cutler, Jr.), w groceries, dry and fancy goods. Cutler's blk. Merchants Row —
See advt Jaquith Minnie Mrs., bds Pleasant, N. A. Jenkins Octavia S. Mrs., widow Robert I)., bds Main, E. A. Jenks Arthur L., farmer, bds S. Pleasant, M. V. Jenks Edgar W., farmer, h S. East, S. A. Jewett A. C. farmer, h South East, S. A. Jewett Annie M. Miss, bds South East, S. A. Jewett Delmar, book-keeper, bds Maple av Jewett Frederick S., farmer, h Bay, S. A. Jewett Maria Mrs., widow Sylvester, bds South East, S. A. Jewett Mattie Miss, bds Bay, S. A.
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Jockett Marietta Mrs., widow Alonzo D., h Whitney
JohiisoQ Bertha W. Miss, bds Main, E. A.
Johnson Caroline Miss, teacher, bds High
Johnson Charles H., chemist, Mass. Expr. Station, bds Pleasant
Johnson Eli H., laborer, bds West, S. A.
Johnson Fred M., farmer, h West, 8. A.
Johnson Herbert O., farmer, h Leverett, N. A.
Johnson Maria Mrs., h McClellan
Johnson Oscar, carpenter, emp W. E. -Smith, bds Pleasant
Johnson Henry E., farmer, h West, S. A.
Johnson Sarah L. Mrs., widow Harvey S., bds Pleasant, N. A.
Johnson Silas O., farmer, h West, S. A.
Johnson William F., travelling salesman, h High
Jones Charles H., chemist, Mass. Expr. Station, bds 31 N. Prospect
Joslyn Engene, h Market, N. A. C.
Joslyn William A , emp A. R. Cushman, h Water, N. A. C.
Joy Alonzo, farmer, h Green, S. A.
Joy Lorenzo, farmer, bds Sonth East, S. A.
Joy William F., farmer, bds Green, S. A.
Judd Benjamin, farmer, bds South P^ast, S. A.
Judd Samuel, emp The Hills Co., bds South East, S. A.
KAESS JOHN J., emp Geo. B. Burnett & Son, h Pleasant
Keefe M. F., dealer in picture frames, Main, h do.
Keegan Susan Miss, emp Sissons' Hotel, Main, bds do.
Keith F. B., (Howes & Keith) h Palmer's blk. Main
Kelley Joseph, emp cooperative laundry, bds McCJlellan
Kelley Mary Miss, tailoress, J. E. Kelley, bds Depot
Kelley Thomas, night watchman Amherst College, h Depot
Kelley Thomas W., clothing dealer, Kellogg's blk, Main, h Depot
Kellogg B. Franklin, (D. Graves & Co.), h Mill, N. A.
Kellogg Charles, farmer, h Pleasant
Kellogg Charles H., farmer, h Pleasant, N. A.
Kellogg Chester, bds Pleasant
Kellogg Clarissa R. Mrs., widow Charles H., h Pine, N. A.
Kellogg Dwight, farmer, h Market, N. A. C.
Kellogg Eunice Mrs., widow Joseph, inmate town house. South East
S. A. Kellogg Fred D., farmer, h c Shays and West, S. A. Kellogg Hattie H. Miss, music teacher, bds Pleasant Kellogg Joseph M., farmer, bds North East, E. A. Kellogg J. W., (Kellogg & Stebbins), h Pleasant c Hallock Kellogg Mary Mrs., h South East, S. A.
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KELLOGG & STEBBINS, (J. W. Kellogg & Horace Stebbius), groceries, crockery, glass ware, etc., William's blk, Merchants
Row — See advt Kellogg Silas D., farmer, h Market, N. A. C. Kellogg Willard, gardener, bds Lincoln av Kellogg Willard M., farmer, h North East, P3. A. Kellogg William, dry goods and hardware, also m'f'r of planes.
Phoenix Row, Main, h Pleasant Kellogg William Mrs., millinery and fancy goods. Phoenix Row,
Main, h Pleasant Kellogg William A., bds Pleasant, N. A. Kelly James, laborer, h High Kelly James E., merchant tailor, Williams' blk, Merchants Row, bds
High Kelsey Fannie Miss, h Pleasant Kelsey Mary A. Miss, h Pleasant Kendrick Benjamin F., h Northampton Kendrick D. H., clerk Amherst House, bds do.
KENDRICK GEORGE S., meats and provisions. Cutler's blk. Merchants Row, h c School and Fowler — See advt Kenfield C. R., photographer, Amity, h do. Kentfield J. B., farmer, h South P^ast, S. A. Kimball A. H., laborer, bds Pleasant, M. V. Kimball Arthur L., prof. Amherst College, h Parsons Kimball Jennie K. Mrs., widow James P., h Amity \
Kimball Julia F. Miss, teacher, bds Amity Kimball Kate J. Miss, teacher home school, bds S. Prospect Kimball 0. H., laborer, bds Bay, S. A. King Achsah Mrs., widow Cyrus, bds Belchertown, E. A. King Ebenezer A., farmer, h Belchertown, E. A. King Flora J., teacher, bds Flat Hill, N. A. C. King Frank A., clerk, bds Belchertown, E. A. King Hattie J. Miss, milliner, bds Belchertown, E. A. King Henry W., farmer, h Flat Hill, N. A. C. King Isaac N., farmer, h North East, E. A. King Martha A. Miss, bds Amity King Warren F., broom maker, h State, N. A. C. King Woodbridge A., farmer, h Flat Hill, N. A. C. Kingman, Kate P. Miss, teacher, bds S. Pleasant Kingman Matthew Rev., h S. Pleasant
KINGMAN MORRIS B., florist, bedding plants, etc., S. Pleasant, —See advt. Kingsley Theodore, A., farmer, h Pleasant, N. A.
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Kittridge Miss, teacher, Mrs. Stearns' School, Snell, bds do.
Knightly Thomas, laborer, bds Pleasant
Knowlton Irene Mrs., h Meadow, N. A.
Kybiirg Cassie G. Miss, clerk Post-office, bds College
LA BRONTE HELENE Miss, teacher of French, Oak Grove
Boarding School, bds do. Lamb Susan A. Mrs., widow George E., h Leverett, N. A. , Lampson George H., h Spaulding
Lampson Westley, emp The Hills Co., h Belchertown, E. A. Landi-y Paul, meats and provisions. South East c Main, h McClellau Lanfair Lillian Miss, bds Pleasant, i\L V. Langley Caroline Mrs, h Westcott Laplante Daniel, blacksmith, h Factory, N. A. Laplante Everett E., laborer, bds Pleasant, M. V. Laplante George, farmer, h Flat Hill, N. A. C. Lawton Robert, paper maker, emp A. R. Cushman, h North East c
Pine, N. A. C. Lawton Sarah Mrs., widow George W., h State, N. A. C. Leach Frank, emp Geo. B. Burnett & Son, h Main, E. A. Leach Mabel Miss, teacher, bds Main, E. A. Leland J. H. M. Rev., h Maple av c Spring- Leach Elliot J., emp Geo. B. Burnett & Son, h Main n South East,
E. A. Leach Quartus P., foreman finishing room Geo. B. Burnett & Son, h
Main, E. A. Lemon John, farmer, h Bay, S. A. Lentell Jesse V. Rev., h S. Pleasant c Short Leonard Jennie Miss, bds School Leonard Flora Miss, emp Geo. B. Burnett & Son, bds Main c
Spaulding Lessey F. Elizabeth Miss, teacher, bds N. Prospect Lessey George A., student, bds N. Prospect Lesure Jesse F., bds South East, S. A. Lew George W. Mrs., h off Northampton Liberty Andrew, hostler, h Savings Bank blk, Pleasant Liberty Flora Miss, bds Savings Bank blk, Pleasant Lincoln R. S., h S. Pleasant Lindsay John H., tinner, W. W. Hunt, h c Northampton and S.
Prospect Linnehan Daniel, laborer, h McClellan Linnehan Dennis, farmer, h West n Shays, S. A. Linnehan Dennis, farmer, h Logtown, S. A.
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Linnehan John, mason, h Westcott
Linnehan Nora Miss, teacher, bds West n Shays, S. A.
Linnehan Patrick Mrs., h Logtown. S. A.
Loomis Austin D., fanner, h State, .N. A. C.
Loomis Frank E., farmer, bds State, N. A. C.
Loomis Herbert, student, bds State, N. A. C.
Loomis Herbert R., herdsman farmer, bds Lincoln av
Loomis Milton Mrs., h State, N. A. C.
Loomis William, farmer, h State, N. A. C.
Long William H., salesman, h Pleasant
Losey Abram W., farmer, h Bay, S. A.
Lord J. H., laborer, h Williams' blk. Merchants Row
Loveland Jessie Miss, clerk, bds Meadow c Sunderland, N. A.
Loveland Mary A. Mrs., widow iMilo, bds Meadow, N. A.
Lovell Elizabeth E. Miss, bds N. Prospect
Lovell Charles E. Mrs., bds N. Prospect
LOVELL JOHN L., photographer, 16 Pha-nix Row, Main, h 28 N. Prospect — See advt Lovett George, laborer, bds Main, E. A. Lovett Gertrude Miss, teacher, bds Main, E. A. Lovett James H., emp L. E. Dickinson, h South East, E. A. Lovett M. A. Mrs., widow J. C, bds S, Pleasant c Short Lovett Rosina Mrs., widow PMward B., h Main, P>. A. Lusty Mary Miss, emp Amherst House, bds do. Lyle William, janitor, Chi Phi House, bds Baker Lyman Arthur F., carpenter, bds South East, S. A. Lyman F. B. Mrs., widow William E., bds South Fast, S. A. Lyman George F., carpenter, bds South East, S. A. Lyman James M., farmer, h South East, S. A. Lyman Paul B., clerk First National Bank, bds Maple av Lynch John, farmer, h State, N. A. C.
MACOMBER HP:NRY L., carpenter, emp The Hills Co., h Spaulding
Macomber W. II., box maker, emp The Hills Co., bds Spaulding
Magill Arthur p]., student, bds S. Pleasant
Magill Claude A., civil engineer, bds S. Pleasant
Magill William A., farmer, h S. Pleasant
Magrath Melvin B., hackman, h Main
Mahar Michael, laborer, h High
Mahar Thomas, laborer, bds High
Main Joseph, mason, h South East, S. A.
Malkin Marion Mrs., bds Sunset av
Maloney John, farmer, bds Bay, S. A.
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Maloney Michael, farmer, h Bay, S. A.
Mallory Kempton, emp Montague City Rod Co., h Main, E. A.
Manley Nellie .M. Miss, dressmaker, h Green n Shays, S. A.
Mansur Albert A.,, clerk, bds Dickinson
Marcil Michel, emp The Hills Co., bds Main
Marriott John, clerk, bds Pleasant
Marsh Baxter, carpenter and coal dealer, h Spring
Marsh Dwight W. Rev., h Fowler
Marsh Edward li., registrar Amherst College, h Amity
jV/TARSH EDWIN D., furniture dealer and undertaker, 10 Phaniix
i'J- Row, h 34 N. Prospect — See advt
Marsh tCdwiu F., carpenter and farmer, h South East, S. A.
Marsh Edwin N., carpenter, bds South East, S. A.
Marsh Merrick M., cabinet maker, h 34 N. Prospect
Marsh Munroe P., farmer, h Meadow, N. A.
Marsh William I., farmer, h Pleasant, N. A.
Marshall Ansel C, farmer, h Leverett, N. A.
Martin Annie Miss, bds S. Prospect
Martin George, farmer, h Northampton
Martin Kittle Miss, emp Geo. B. Burnett & Son, bds Westcott u
Fearing Martin Marcella Miss, emp Geo. B. Burnett & Son, bds Westcott n
Fearing .Martin Margaret Miss, emp Geo. B. Burnett & Son, bds Westcott
n Fearing Martin Patrick, laborer, h Westcott n Fearing Martin William, farmer, h Triangle Mason S. J. Mrs., bds Maple av
MASSACHUSETTS AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, Pleasant- See advt Matthews Hattie E. Miss, bds Pleasant, N. A. Matthews John E., clerk, E. D. Marsh, h N. Prospect Matthews Stephen, farmer, h Pine, N. A. May Howard R. , laborer, bds South East, S. A. Maynard Samuel T., prof, botany and horticulture Mass. Agr'l Col- lege, h Pleasant McCarthy Humphrey, laborer, h Mt. Pleasant McCarthy John, farmer, h Northampton McCarthy John Jr., laborer, bds Northampton McCarthy ^John J., laborer, h Factory, N. A. McCarthy Johanna Miss, h Northampton McCarthy Louise Miss, emp The Hills Co., bds Northampton McCarthy Mary Miss, teacher, bds Northampton 9
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McCarthy Michael, farmer, h Bay, S. A.
McCloud Albert C, iusurance and real estate agent, bds Lincoln av
MCCLOUD HENRY M., life, fire and accident iusurance, real estate agent, Kellogg's blk. Main, h Lincoln av — See advt McCoy Annie D. Mrs., widow Owen, milliner, McClellan c Lincoln McCrey Edwin E., farmer, bds Bay, S. A. McGee John, laborer, bds Beston McGee Michael, laborer, h Westcott McGee Margaret, Miss, bds Westcott McGee Jane Miss, bds Spring McGee James, farmer, h Meadow, N. A. McGee John, laborer, bds Beston McGowan T., laborer, h Beston
McKenna John, section master N. L. N. R. R., h Railioad McKenna Patrick, laborer, h Spaulding McKinney Charles W., farmer, h South East, S. A. McKinney Eugene, farmer, h West, S. A. McLaughlin Thomas, laborer, h Lincoln av c McClellan McLean John, laborer, bds Lincoln av Meekins Foster, farmer, h Potwin's Lane, S. A. Merrick Aaron W., farmer, bds West, S. A. Merrick Edward, bds 22 Amity Mei'rick Edward, farmer, bds West, S. A. Merrick Harriet B. Mrs., widow James E., bds West, S. A. Merrick James E. Mrs., h West, S. A.
Merrick James E. Jr., assistant postmaster, bds Green c Shays, S. A. Merrick Jennie E. Miss, seamstress, h Pleasant Merrick Jonathan, farmer, h Hadley lane, S. A. Merrick Kate Miss, h 22 Amity Merrick Leander, teamster, h 46 Pleasant Merrick Loomis H., farmer, bds West, S. A. Merrick William C, farmer, bds West, S. A. Merritt George A., clerk post-office, h Gra}^ Merritt Howard L., emp The Hills Co., bds Gray Merritt Mayhew L., gold pen maker, h Gray Merry Edward, machinist, h West, S. A. Merry J. A., h West, S. A. Metcalf T. J., laborer, h Paige Metcalf Winfred, emp The Hills Co., bds Paige Miles Louisa Mrs., widow Marcus T. C, h West, S. A. Mills Alice S. Miss, bds Main
Mills George F., prof. Mass. Agr'l College, h Amity Miller Alma Mrs., widow prof. Samuel, bds N. Prospect c Amity
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Miller Charles H., farmer anci butcher, h West, 8. A.
Miller George L., upholsterer, h Woodside av
Miller INIary Mrs., widow John D., h S. Prospect
Mitchell Ellen Mrs., emp The Hills Co., bds Main
Mitchell Morris, dental student, bds Williams' blk, Merchants Row
Montague Charles C, (Charles C. Montague & Brother), bds Lin- coln av
Montague Charles C. & Brother. (Charles C. & George W. Monta- gue), breeders of thoroughbred poultry, Lincoln av
Montague George, h Lincoln av
Montague George W., (Charles C. Montague & Brother), bds Lin- coln av
Montague Harriet Miss, bds Lincoln av
MONTAGUE WILLIAM L., prof. Amherst College and director of Summer School of Languages, h College n School — See advt Montgomery AVilliam S., dyer Geo. B. Burnett & vSon. h Gray c
Taylor Moody Edith B. Miss, bds High Moodj' Henry E., farmer, bds Mt. Pleasant Moody Hirarn, farmer, h Logtown, S. A. Moody Hiram, Jr., farmer, h Logtown, S. A. Moody Lyman S., farmer, h South East, n Potwin's Lane, S. A. Moore Charles C, farmer, h Main, E. A.
MOORE DWIGHT, proprietor billiard hall, 3 Phoenix Row, up stairs, h Amity. — See advt. Moore R. B., chemist Mass. Experiment Station, bds Pleasant Moore Samuel W., blacksmith and horseshoer, Factory, N. A. Morehouse Charles F., (Carpenter & Morehouse), h N. Prospect Morell Cora D. Miss, teacher, bds South t^ast, S. A. Morell John F., farmer, h South East, S. A.
MORGAN W. H. H., apothecary, coal and wood dealer, 6 Phoenix Row, Main, h Maple av. — See advt. Moriarty Bertha Miss, emp The Hills C, bds Bay, S. A. Moriarty Elizabeth Miss, emp The Hills Co., bds Bay, S. A. Moriarty John, farmer, h Bay, S. A. Moriarty John, laborer, h Baker Moriarty Mary Miss, emp The Hills Co., bds Main Morse Anson D., prof. Amherst College, h Northampton Morse Arthur L., clerk Jackson & Cutler, bds South East, E. A. Morse Harmon N., prof. Johns Hopkins Univ., h Orchard Morse Mabel E. Miss, music teacher, bds South East, E. A. Morse Oscar F., machinist Geo. B. Burnett & Son, h South East, E.A. Morton Chester E., gold pen maker, I. C. Haskins, h Gray
60 AMHERST [O] DIRECTORY.
Moulton Ada Miss, emp Geo. B. Burnett & Sou, bds South P^ast, E.A.
Moulton John B., lumberman, h Soutli East, E. A.
Moulton John F. Mrs., h South P^ast, E. A.
Movvry George W. Mrs., h Gray
Mowry Phila Miss, book-keeper, bds Gray
Moynihan W. John, h McClellan
MULLEN JOHN, boot and shoe dealer, Kellogg's blk, Main, h High.— See advt. Mullen Julia B. Miss, clerk John Mullen, bds High MuUett George, farmer, h Leverett, N. A. Munsell A. D. Mrs., widow Guy ("., h Amity. Munsell Ellen M. Miss, Kindergarten School, bds Amity Munson Mary A. Mrs., widow Parnell, h Shays, S. A. Murphy Brian, laborer, bds Westcott Murphy Mamie Miss, emp The Hills Co., bds College Murphy Mary Miss, bds Westcott Murphy Michael, emp N. L. N. U. R., h College Musante John, dealer in fruits, nuts, etc.. Cutler's blk. Merchants
Row, h Paige Musante Louis, laborer, bds Paige NASH DUANE H., student, bds Mt. Pleasant Nash Henry C, proprietor Mt. Pleasant School, h Mt. Pleasant Nash Henry C. Jr., attorney at law, Kellogg's blk, Main, h Mt. Pleasant Nash Mandane Mrs., widow Dwight W., h South East, S. A. Nash INIartin S., emp L. E. Dickinson, h Whitney Nash William K., principal Mt. Pleasant School, bds IVIt. Pleasant
NELSON EDWIN, stationer and l)ook-seller, Savings Bank blk, Merchants Row, h Gray. — See advt. Neill H. E. Mrs., widow Samuel C, h Main Neill H. Humphrey, prof. Amherst College, h Northampton Newport Dwight, instructor in the art of self defence, h Northampton Newton P^erett L., farmer, Northampton
NEWTON HENRY E., livery and boarding stable, h N. Prospect See advt Nims Charles L., emp The Hills Co., h Northampton Noble John A., carpenter, h Amity Nutting Charles, farmer, h Market, N. A. C. Nutting Charles C, teamster, h So. Pleasant, M. V. OAK GROVP] Boarding School, Oak Grove, Lesse}' O'Brien Maggie Miss, bds High Offingbaum Ann Mrs., bds Maple av O'Gorman Philip, tailor, h McClellan O'Neill John, farmer, h Leverett, N. A.
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Orange, Leverett & Amherst Stage line, office Amherst House Orr Samuel K., apothecary, National Bank blk, Main, h High
OSGOOD CALEB H., dealer in carriages, harness, blankets, etc., Amherst House Annex, Pleasant, h Northampton. — See advt. Osgood Charles E., laborer, h So. Pleasant Osgood Charles M., h Lincoln ay Owen Henry W., farmer, bds Mt. Pleasant Owen Willard C, fnrmer and auctioneer, h INIt. Pleasant PACKARD GEORGE, laborer, h Pleasant, N. A. Pagan David, erap Amherst Gas ( o., h High Pagan Mary Mrs., widow James, bds High
PAGE JAMES F., boot and shoe dealer, Williams' blk, Merchants Row, h Lessey. — See advt. Page Philip, fireman, Amherst House, bds do. Paige Francis B., farmer,- bds Pleasant, N. A. Paige Henry E., Veterinary surgeon, office T.L.Paige's livery stable,
h S. Prospect Paige James B., prof. Mass. Agr'l College, h Pleasant Paige Minnie R. Miss, bds Pleasant, N. A. Paige Theodore L., livery, feed and sale stable. Amity n Amherst
House, h Taylor c Gray Paige Walter C, student, bds Taylor c Gray Palmer P^dward, student, bds Mt. Pleasant Palmer Dwight W., pres. Gas and Electric Co., h Hallock Palmer Johanna Miss, bds Lincoln av Palmer John, laborer, h Westcott Palmer Patrick, emp The Hills Co., bds Westcott Parents Chas. S., engineer, Geo.B.Burnett&Son, hBelchertown,E.A. Parents HattieMiss, emp Geo. B. Burnett & Son, bds Belchertown,E.A. Pariseau Joseph, barber Amherst House Annex, bds Maple av Parker Abram, farmer, h Pleasant, N. A. Parker Arthur J., tinner, S. A. Phillips, h N. Prospect Parker Clara E. Miss, student, bds Pleasant, N. A. Parker Edward, farmer, bds Pleasant, N. A. Parker Edwin C, gardener, h Spaulding Parker Frank G., emp The Hills Co., bds South East, S. A. Parker George RL, hostler, bds Spaulding Parker Gertrude J. Miss, bds South P^ast, S. A. Parmenter Charles O., insurance agent, h Pelham Parsons Howard A., farmer and gardener, h Leverett, N. A. Parsons Laura Mrs,, widow John D., hPine, N. A. C. Pease Alvah L., h South East, S. A. Pease Charles, student, bds Hallock opp N. Prospect
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Pease Charles, erap J. L. Holley, h Shays, S. A. Pease Harry, student, bds Hallock opp N. Prospect
PEASE HENRY 0., merchant tailor, Amherst House Annex, h Hallock opp N. Prospect — See advt Pease Oliver, h Hallock opp N. Prospect. Pease Sarah J. Mrs., widow Billings, h Meadow, N. A. Pelissier E. A., butcher, G. S. Kendrick, h Gaylord Pelissier Maria Miss, emp Amherst House, bds do Perkins Helen M. Miss, teacher Kindei-garten School, bds Spring
PERKINS JOSIAH F., painter, glazier and paper hanger. Printing House Square, h Spring — See advt Parley Charles H., clerk Amherst House, bds do
PERRY, H. B., physician and surgeon, h Amity c S. Prospect. — See advt. Pervear Amasa J. Mrs., h S. Prospect
PETIT, A. X., instructor in dancing and French, Dickinson's blk. Pleasant, h do. — See advt. Pettengill Oscar, h Main n Pelham line, E. A. Pharoah William, laborer, h Main, E. A. Phelps Bertha Miss, bds Pleasant c Pine, N. A. Phelps Maria F. Mrs., widow Chauncey, h Factory, N. A. Phelps Minnie E. Miss, bds Pleasant, N. A. Phelps Theophilus, bds S. Pleasant. Phi Delta Theta House, College
Phillips Augustine W., farmer, h S. Pleasant, M. V. Phillips Charles P2., farmer, bds Factory, N. A.
PHILLIPS STANLEY A., stoves, tinware, etc., Dickinson's blk. Pleasant, h S. Pleasant.— See advt. Pierce Ella Miss, teacher, bds Main, E. A. Pierce George O., emp Amherst Creamery, Westcott, h do Pierce Gracia M. Miss, teacher, bds Main, E. A. Pierce Henry, farmer, bds South East, S. A. Pierce James A., emp D. Graves & Co., h Mill, N. A. Pierce John A., miller, h Main, PI A. Pierce Leonard H., h State, N. A. C. Pierce Sophia A. Miss, teacher, bds Main, E. A.
PLUMB FRANK C, barber, 3 Phoenix Row, Main, h Main.- See advt. Policy Gorham F., emp Geo. B. Burnett & Son, h Taylor Policy Sumner O., tobacco, cigars and confectionery, 1 Palmer's blk.
Main, h High n Taylor Pomeroy David, farmer, h Green n Shays, S. A. Pomeroy David, farmer, bds Green, S. A.
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POmeroy Edward E., farmer, bds Green, S. A.
Pomeroy Frank L., carpenter, h Pomeroy, S. A.
Poineroy Mary F. Miss, teacher, bds Pomeroy, S. A.
Pomeroy Rachel Miss, teacher, bds Pomeroy, S. A.
Porter Louisa B. Mrs., widow Chapin M., h Bay, 8. A.
Potwin Joseph J., h Main, E. A.
Potwin L. H., hostler, h Main, E. A.
Powell George W., painter, h S. Prospect
Powell G. W. Mrs., dressmaker, h S. Prospect
Powell Harvey N., emp Montague City Rod Co., h High
Powers Edward A., carpenter, bds Pleasant, N. A.
Powers David, emp Howes & Keith, bds High
Powers Sadie Miss, student, bds Pleasant
Powers David Mrs, h Pleasant
Powers Edward, agent Myers Bros., tobacco dealers, bds Pleasant
Powers Jeffrey, laborer, bds Pleasant
Powers Mary Ann Miss, bds Pleasant
Powers Michael, tailor H. O. Pease, bds McClellan c Paige
Powers Morris, laborer, bds Pleasant
Powers N. J., laborer, h Pleasant
Powers Thomas, bds Pleasant
Powers Walter, farmer, h Pleasant, N. A.
Powers Wright, painter, h Pleasant
Pratt Ansel, emp Montague City Rod Co., h Main, E. A.
Pratt George H., farmer, h Bay, S. A.
Pratt Giles G., emp Montague City Rod Co., h North East, P^. A.
Pratt Harriet D. Mrs., widow Jacob W., h South East, 8. A.
Pratt Henry, bds Main, E. A.
Pratt Mandane N. Mrs., widow Jacob, bds South East, 8. A.
Pratt Martha Mrs., h Bay, 8. A.
Pratt Rector M., h Main, E. A.
Preston Emily L. Miss, bds South East, 8, A.
Preston James A., paper maker, A. R. Cushmari, h Pine, N. A. C.
Psi Upsilon House, Pleasant
Puffer Charles A., farmer, h West, S. A.
Puffer Edward 8., emp 8. P. Puffer, h Pleasant, N. A.
Puffer Eugene O., emp S. P. Puffer, h Leverett, N. A«
Puffer Reuben G., farmer, h Leverett, N. A.
PUFFER STEPHEN P., grist mill, Leverett, N. A., h do.— See advt. Purcell Margaret Mrs., widow Michael, h S. Prospect Purcell Mary A. Miss, bds 8. Prospect Purple John N., farmer, h Leverett, N. A.
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RAND SARAH Miss, bds Hallock
Rand Stephen B. Rev., h Hallock
Randolph Sophia Miss, inmate town house. South East, S. A.
Ranney W. H., groceries and dry goods, Pleasant, N. A., bds Sun- derland, N. A. RAWSON JONATHAN A., jeweler, William's blk. Merchants Row h Maple av — See advt
Rawson Jonathan A. Jr., student, bds Maple ax- Ray Alfred E., gardener, h McC'lellan n Pleasant
Ray Margaret Miss, bds State, N. A. C.
Read Alfred H., farmer, bds South East, S. A.
Read PL M. Mrs., widow H. L., h Pleasant
Read Frank S., farmer, bds South East, S. A.
Read George N., emp The Hills Co., h Cottage
Read John E., agricultural writer, bds South East, S. A.
Read Thomas, farmer, h South East, S. A.
Ready Edward M., bds McClellan c Beston
Ready Patrick, laborer, h McClellan c Beston
Redding Laura E. Mrs., h Maple av
Redding S. J. Mrs., dressmaker, h Pleasant
Reed Joshua C, farmer, h Mt. Pleasant, N. A. C.
Reed Louise Miss, bds Mt. Pleasant, N. A. C.
Reid Anna M. Mrs., widow John, h South East, S. A.
Rich Fi'ank, laborer, janitor of N. A. church, h Pleasant, N. A.
Richardson Carrie L. Miss, student, bds College
Richardson H. B., prof. Amherst College, h C'ollege
Richardson Mary L. Miss, student, bds College
Rideout Elizabeth E. Mrs., h S. Pleasant
Riis J. C, laborer, bds South East, S. A.
Roberts Catherine Miss, dressmaker, bds State, N. A. C.
Roberts Ella L. Miss, teacher, bds State, N. A. C.
Roberts Emeline Mrs., widow Norman, h State, N. A. C.
Roberts Fannie Mrs., widow Sylvester, h State, N. A. C.
Roberts George II., paper maker, A. R. Cushman, h North East, N. A. C.
Roberts Lincoln, paper maker, Roberts c*^ Co., bds State, N. A. C.
Roberts Manning, (Roberts & Co.), h State, N. A. C.
Roberts Perry, janitor Delta Upsilon, h liaker
Roberts William L., (Roberts & Co.), h State, N. A. C.
Roberts & Co., (W. L. & M. Roberts), m'f'rs of leather board, N. A. C.
Robinson Alden J., pamter, h Main c Salem
Robinson Frederick E., emp L. E. Dickinson, h South East, S. A.
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Robinson Henv}', mechanic, h North East, E. A.
Robinson Renben A., euip The Hills Co., h Main, E. A.
Robinson W. A., emp Montague C'ity Rod Co., h Spanldlng
Robison Mary A.. Mrs., h N. Prospect
Robison Mary Miss, bds N. Prospect
Robison William H., bds N. Prospect
Root Nellie Mrs., emp Geo. B. Burnett & Son, h Main
Rose Walter B., blacksmith and horseshoer. South East, S. A., h do.
Ross C. \i. Mrs., h Short c Woodside av
Rourke Brian Mrs., h Northampton
Ronrke Kate .Miss, emp Geo. B. Burnett & Son, bds Northampton
Rourke Nellie Miss, emp. Geo. B. Burnett & Son, bds Northampton
Russell Calista Mrs., widow Philemon, bds Main, K. A.
Russell Clarence K., painter, bds Triangle
Russell Dwight, carriage maker, h Triangle c Cottage
Russell p]dvvard C, laborer, bds Triangle
Russell Emma E. Miss, operator W. U. Telegraph Co., bds Amity
Russell Frederick C, carriage maker, h Cottage
Russell F. Henry, h Amity
Russell George A., lather, bds West n Shays, S. A.
Russell Hannah Mrs., widow Patrick, h Whitney
Russell Ida .Miss, bds Triangle c Cottage
Russell John W., agent American and U. S. and C. Express Co., h
Lincoln av Russell Newton D., emp Geo. B. Burnett & Son, h Clifton av Russell Robert, emp Geo. S. Kendrick, bds Triangle Ryan J. L., fireman Amherst House, bds do. Ryan Thomas F., contractor, h Belchertown, E. A. SABIN EPHRAIM T., (E. T. Sabin & Son), h ^outh East, E. A. Sabin E. T. & Son, (E. T. & Herbert Sabin), dealers in wood and
lumber, South East, E. A. Sabin Herbert, (E. T. Sabin & Son), bds South East, E. A. Sanderson Asa G., clerk, h Spring Sanderson Asa G. Mrs., music teacher, h Spring Sanderson Charles A., farmer, h South East, S. A. Sanderson Charles H., (Sanderson & Thompson), h Pleasant c
McClellan Sanderson F. A. B., student, bds Spring- Sanderson Henry C, student, bds South East, S. A. Sanderson J. Eugene, farmer, h South East, S. A. Sanderson Lester M., emp The Hills Co., bds South East, S. A.
SANDERSON & THOMPSON, (C. H. Sanderson & F. M. Thomp- son), dry and fancy goods. Phoenix Row, Main — See advt 10
66 ' AMHERST [S] DIRECTORY.
Sanderson Walter E., student, bds South East, S. A.
Sanderson W. H., farmer, bds South East, S. A.
Sawtell Julius, farmer, h Bay c Mechanic, S. A.
Scanlon Dennis, laborer, h Westcott
Scanlon Florence, farmer, bds West, S. A.
Scanlon Jerry, farmer, h West, S. A.
Scanlon Jerry, laborer, bds Westcott
Scanlon Jerry Mrs., h Amity
Scanlon John, laborer, bds Amity
Scanlon Michael, student, bds Westcott
Scott Dorcas VV. Mrs., h 32 i'leasant
Scott George W., laborer, h Northampton
Scott Mary Miss, teacher, bds 32 Pleasant
Scott Nelson Rev., h S. Pleasant
Seal's Allie F. Miss, bds 79 Main c Whitney
Sears Bessie S. Miss, bds 7\) Main c Whitney
Sears Charles O. A., painter, h Dickinson
Sears Edward B., station and freight agent N. L. N. R. R., h 79
Main c Whitney Sears William, bds Dickinson
SEELYE H. H., physician and surgeon, office College n Maple av h do. — See advt Seelye Julius H. Rev., h College Seitz John, laborer, bds M. \'. Seitz Loren, farmer, h Bay, s. A. Seitz Michael, laborer, bds Pleasant
Shaw Charles A., (Bridgman & Shaw), h Green c Shays, S. A. Shaw Elvira Mrs., Avidow William, bds North East, E. A. Shaw Frederick B., student, bds Green c Shays, S. A. Shaw Grace Miss, emp The Hills Co., bds North East, E. A. Shaw Grace Miss, milliner, bds Pleasant, N. A. Shaw Jennie G. Miss, bds West, S. A. Shaw Loren A., farmer, h North East, E. A. Shaw Lillian M. Miss, bds South P^ast, S. A. Shaughnessy Thomas, emp The Hills Co., h Main, E. A. Shea John, laborer, h Railroad Shea Patrick, laborer, h McClellan Shea Patrick, laborer, h Railroad Shea Patrick, inmate town house. South, East, S. A. Shea Timothy, laborer, N. L. N. R. R., h Railroad Shepardson William M., assistant horticulturist, Mass. Agr'l College rms iHant House, Pleasant
AMHERST [S] DIRECTORY. 67
Sherwin Frank C, teller First National Bank, h Pleasant
Shimidzu Naka, bds Pleasant
Shumway Charles P., carriage painter, Pleasant, h Main
Shumway Dvvight E., blacksmith, South East, S. A., h do
Shumway Kate IMiss, bds South East, S. A.
Shumway Wayland R., blacksmith, emp L. J. Spear, h High n Main
Shumway Wilbur O., farmer, h Green n Shays, S. A.
Sikes John, laborer, bds Pleasant M. V.
Sisson Ida M. Miss, bds Sisson's Hotel, Main
Sisson's Hotel, T. T. Sisson proprietor. Main n Depot
Sisson T. T., proprietor Sisson's Hotel arid livery stable, Main n
Depot Slate George E., painter and paper hanger, h Mt. Pleasant Slate Dwight, mechanic, h Gray Slattery Ann Miss, bds Mt. Pleasant Slattery John, farmer, h Mt. Pleasant Slattery Patrick, bds Mt. Pleasant Slauter George T., clerk, bds Main c Gray Sloan Fred W., clerk, h Hallock Sloan Lizzie A. Miss, clerk, bds Fowler c School
SLOAN TIMOTHY W., boots and shoes, 2 Pha-nix Row, Main, h Fowler c School — See advt Smith Armstead, janitor Beta Theta Pi House, h Pleasant Smith Ann Miss, bds Green, S. A. Smith A. E. Mrs., h annex Hunt's blk. Pleasant Smith Catharine B. Mrs., widow William IL, h Factory, N. A. Smith Charles S., farmer, h Amity Smith Edward W., cattle dealer, h 44 N. Prospect Smith Frank E., milk dealer, bds South East, S. A. Smith Fred J., tutor, bds Pleasant Smith George E., laborer, bds Leverett, N. A. Smith George D., carpenter, h Meadow, N. A. Smith George W., farmer, h State, N. A. C. Smith Hattie C, Mrs., widow Charles W., bds West, S. A. Smith Harriet Miss, bds Factory, N. A. Smith Harry, laborer, h State, N. A. C. Smith Hosea B., farmer, h Pine, N. A. C. Smith James P., milk dealer, and farmer, h South P^ast, S. A. Smith Lillian Miss, student, bds Leverett, N. A. Smith Lyman, farmer, h Pleasant, N. A. Smith L. J. Mrs., h Lessey Smith Mamie A. Miss, bds Lessey
68 AMHERST [SJ DIRECTORY.
Smith Newton A., farmer, h Pleasant, N. A.
Smith O. W., piano and organ tuner, h Sunderhmd, N. A.
Smith Robert H., student, bds Amity
Smith Samuel, farmer, h South East n Bay, S. A.
Smith Spencer, farmer, h Factory, N. A.
Smith Thomas W., clerk, Amherst Cooperative Store, h Dickinson
blk, Pleasant Smith William A., emp Geo. B. Burnett & Son, h Leverett, N. A. Smith William E., carpenter and builder, Pleasant c McClellan, h do. Smith ^Villiam H., 1st, farmer, h South East n Green, S. A. Smith William H., 2d, farmer, h S. Pleasant, M. V. Smith William J., shoemaker, h State, N. A. C. Smith William W., deputy sheriff, h S. Pleasant, M. V. Snell .Mary L. Miss, h S. i'leasant Snell Sabra C. Miss, teacher, h S. Pleasant Snow N. O., painter, Pleasant, h Hallock Sparks William E., laborer, bds Pleasant, N. A. Spauldiug Ella S. Mrs., widow Stephen F., h Main Spaulding Fenton R., emp Geo. B. Burnett & Son, bds Main Spaulding Frederick S., emp The Hills Co., bds Main Spaulding Jennie N. Miss, bds State, N. A. C. Spaulding Mary 1. .Miss, bds South East, E. A. Spaulding P. D., farmer, h South East, E. A. Spaulding William H., farmer, h Pine c State, N. A. C. Spear Caroline Mrs., widow Kbenezer, h Meadow, N. A. Spear Edward M., tra\elling salesman, bds Lincoln av .Spear Edward L., carpenter, h Dickinson Spear Frank E., emp A. R. C^ushman, h State, N. A. C. Spear George P., carpenter, h Meadow, N. A. Spear George W., emp A. R. Cushman, h North P^ast, N. A. C. Spear Henry, carpenter, bds Meadow, N. A. Spear Lewis J., blacksmith and jobber. Pleasant n Amity, h do. Spear .Mary J. Miss, bds Meadow, N. A. Spear Mirick N., books, stationary, paper hangings, toys, etc.,
Phtenix Row, Main, h Lincoln av Spear M. N. Mrs., millinery and fancy goods. Hunt's blk. Merchants
Row, h Lincoln av Sprout Miss, bds West, S. A. St. Bridget's R. C. Church, Pleasant
STACKMAN HENRY, watchmaker and jeweler, bds Main— See advt Stackman Katherine Mrs., widow Henry, h Main
AMHEKST [S] DIRECTORY. 69
Stackman Mary Miss, dressmaker, bds Main
Stanley Henry J. F., blacksuiitli, bds Belchcrtovvn, K. A.
Starkey Martin T., farmer, b S. Pleasant, iM. V.
Stearns Alfred E., student, rms Psi U. House, Pleasant
Stearns Henry, harness maker and repairer. Pine n Pleasant, N. A., h do
Stearns .Mary E. Mrs., widow William F., private boarding school, h Snell
Stearns Mary J. Mrs., cook Sisson's Hotel, Main
Stebbins Flora 1). Mrs., widow Lafayette, h North East, E. A,
Stebbins Gibbs, painter, h Mechanic n Bay, S. A.
Stebbins Horace, (Kellogg & Stebbins), bds Northampton
GTEEVES ERNEST J., carpenter and builder. Pleasant, h do.—
^ See advt
Stetson H. Martin, farmer, h South East, S. A.
Stetson James, farmer, h State c Market, N. A. C.
Stetson John H., farmer, h Pleasant, N. A.
Stetson Mary Mrs., widow Baxter, bds South East, S. A.
Stevens Albert S., farmer, h 92 IMain
Stevens Maria S. Mrs., widow Abiel, h 92 Main
Stiles Edith Miss, bds North East, E. A.
Stiles E. C, emp The Hills Co., bds North East, E. A.
Stiles Waldo L., emp Geo. Burnett & Son, h North East, E. A.
Stinson J. E., boots and shoes, Dickinson's blk. Pleasant, bds Pleas- ant c McC lellan
Stockbridge Levi, prof. Mass. Agr'l College, h Lessey n Triangle
Stockbridge Mina K. Miss, bds Lincoln av
Stocking Henrietta Mrs., widow Walter V., h West n Shays, S. A.
Stockwell Jeremiah, farmer, h North East, N. A. C.
Stone Frederick L., farmer and dealer in agricultural implements, S. Pleasant, M. V., h do
Stone Harlan S., student, bds S, Pleasant, IVL V.
Stone Jennie Miss, bds Cutler's blk, Pleasant
Stone Mary A. Mrs., h Cutler's blk, Pleasant
Stowell Joel Jr., physician and surgeon, bds Pleasant, N. A.
Stowell Henry N., laborer, h S. Pleasant, M. V.
Stratton Charlotte Mrs., widow Dr. Chester, h 13 Amity
Stratton Gertrude Miss, stenographer and typewriter, bds 48 N. Prospect
Stratton Rufus VV., insurance and real estate agent, h 48 N. Prospect
Strickland l<>llery F., clerk, E. D. Marsh, h N. Prospect
Strickland Fanny Miss, teacher, bds N. Prospect
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Strong Charles, clerk, bds High
Strong Harvey, traveling salesman, h High
Strong Mary Mrs., h Lincoln av
Strong Mary H. Miss, h Mt. Pleasant
Studley Tristum, laborer, bds Pleasant, N. A.
Sullivan Agnes Mrs., widow Stephen, h S. Prospect c Sellen
Sullivan Bridget !Mrs., widow, h Mt. Pleasant
Sullivan John Mrs., h Parsons
Sullivan Julia Miss, emp Geo. B. Burnett & Son, bds Mt. Pleasant
Sullivan Mamie J., student, bds Parsons
Sullivan Mary Mrs., widow Cornelius, h Spaulding
Sullivan Mary IMiss, emp Geo. B. Burnett & Son, bds Mt. Pleasant
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, bds Baker
Sullivan Patrick, emp The Hills Co., h Railroad
nUMMER SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, W. L. Montague director,
^ See advt
SURPRENANT PETER, meats, provisions, etc., Amherst House Annex, Pleasant, h Mt. Pleasant — See advt Surprenant Peter Jr., emp Peter Surprenant, bds Mt. Pleasant Sydell A. G. Jr., emp The Hills Co., h Gray
TAFT HENRY S., cracker pedler, h Factory c Leverctt, N. A.
Talmage Frank, carpenter, h Whitney
Taylor Benjamin H., farmer, h North P>ast, F. A.
Taylor Efford E., student, bds Pleasant, N. A.
Taylor Fred L., bds Pleasant, N. A.
Taylor John, farmer, h Bay n Green, S. A.
Taylor J. A., barber, bds Main
Taylor Lavinia Mrs., widow Israel H., h High n Main
Taylor Kate Mrs., widow Alexander, h Railroad
Taylor Kate M. Miss, teacher, bds Pleasant, N. A.
Taylor Lewis H., farmer, h Pleasant, N. A.
Taylor Whitten T., emp Geo. B. Burnett & Son., bds North East,
E. A. Tehan Annie Miss, emp The Hills Co., bds College n Railroad Tehan John Mrs., h College n Railroad Tehan Michael, h College n Railroad Thayer Albert A., bds Gray c Taylor Thayer Alvah R., farmer, bds Bay, S. A. Thayer Belle Miss, emp The Hills Co., bds High Thayer Charles H., farmer, bds Bay, S. A. Thayer Dwight R., farmer, h Bay, S. A. Thayer Glenroy A., bds Gray c Taylor
AMHERST [T] DIRECTORY. 71
Thayer Edgar G., (Thayer & Bolles), h Gray c Taylor
Thayer Eliza M. Mrs., widow Charles, h Leverett, N. A.
Thayer Fiske A., laborer, h High
Thayer George A., commercial traveler, h South East c Main, E. A.
Thayer George E., groceries, dry goods, etc., Main c North East,
E. A., h do. Thayer Lottie M. Miss, dressmaker, bds Main c South East, E. A. Thayer Luna A. Miss, student, bds Main c North East, E. A. Thayer Maria E. Mrs., h North East, E. A. Thayer Morton, laborer, h Green n South East, S. A. Thayer R. Munroe, erap The Hills Co., h College u Railroad Thayer Truman D., einp Record Office, bds Main c South East, E. A. Thayer Willard A., emp Montague City Rod Co., h Main, E. A. Thayer & Bolles, (K. G. Thayer & Geo. \V. Bolles), meats, and
provisions. Main The Hills Co., m'f r' of straw hats. Railroad Theta Delta Chi House, Northampton Thomas Blanche L. Miss, bds Main
Thomas Catharine S. Mrs., widow Rev. Chauncey B., h S. Prospect Thomas Chauncey, student, bds S. Prospect Thomas Edward A., fire and life insurance and real estate, o Fhcenix
Row (room .5) Main, h S. Prospect Thomas Emma Miss, clerk, J. L. Lovell, bds Main Thomas George A., (Thomas & Hawley), h Hallock Thomas Georgie Miss, student, bds Hallock
Thomas & Hawley, (George A. Thomas & Charles A. Hawley) Thomas James S., h Main opp High Thomas Mary Miss, clerk, bds Hallock Thompson Bertram, slater, h Main, E. A. Thompson Charles, emp Amherst College, h Baker Thompson Charles Henry, janitor D. K. E. House, h do. Thompson Christopher, laborer, bds Main, E. A. Thompson Edmund A., h Lessey c Triangle Thompson Frank, law student, bds Lessey c Triangle Thompson Herbert A., emp Geo. Burnett & Son, bds Lessey c
Triangle Thompson Frank M., (Sanderson & Thompson), h Main, E. A.
THOMPSON JOHN D., ice cream manufacturer, h Northampton — See advt Thurber William M., carpenter, h Main, E. A. Thurston Thomas J., farmer, h West, S. A. Tidlund Joseph, hostler, h Westcott Tidlund Julius, tinner, emp W. W. Hunt, bds Westcott
72 AMHERST [T] DIRECTORY.
Tidlund Sigrid Miss, bds Westcott
Till Alice G., Miss, bds Main, E. A.
Tilley Albert L., laborer, bds Mt. Pleasant, N. A. ('.
Tilley Catharine C'. Mrs., widow Edward, li Main n Raih'oad
Tilley W. J. Rev., rector Grace Church, h Maple av
Tillson Albert H., tinner S. A. Phillips, bds Mt. Pleasant
Tillson Charles S., carpenter, bds Mt. Pleasant
Tillson David H., farmer, h Mt. Pleasant
Tillson Homer L., farmer, bds Mt. Pleasant
Todd David P., prof. Amherst College, h Fowler
Toole Frank P., farmer, h strong
Toole John, carpenter, bds Westcott
Toole Minnie Miss, erap Geo. B. Burnett & Son, bds Westcott
Toole Patrick F., farmer, h Westcott
Toole Stephen P., student, bds Westcott
Toole Susan Miss, emp Geo. B. Burnett & Son, bds Westcott
Towne Mary Mrs., widow Willis G-, h Triangle c Pleasant
Tracy Edward P., watchman, Geo. B. Burnett & Son, h Mt. IMeas-
ant n Pine, N. A. C. Train Sarah Mrs., widow George L., h North East, 1^^ A. Trott Herman, boarding house, S. Pleasant Trott Julius, emp W. W^. Hunt, bds S. Pleasant Trott Louisa Miss, milliner, bds S. Pleasant Tuckermau Frederick Dr., h College n School Tuckerman Sophia E. Mrs., widow Dr. Edward, h S. Pleasant Turner George E., tinner S. A. Phillips, bds S. Pleasant Turner William E., engineer L. E. Dickinson, h Spaulding Tuttle Charles A., instructor Amherst College, h Northampton Twing Charles E., druggist, h Short Tyler John M., prof. Amherst College, h Lessey Tyler William S., prof. Amherst College, h Oak Grove
UFFORD ESTHER Mrs., widow Lucian, h Sunderland, N. A.
Ufford Henry L., farmer, h Sunderland, N. A.
Underwood George, farmer, h Bay, S. A.
Underwood John L., farmer, h Bay, S. A.
Underwood Mervin E., farmer, bds Pleasant, N. A.
United States and Canada express, J. W^ Russell agent. Hunt's blk.
Merchants Row, Geo. E. Cogswell agent, N. A. C. Upton P^mily C, seamstress, h '27 Pleasant Utley Henry A., manager College coop, laundry, h Hallock.
VAIL JULIA T., Mrs., widow William K., bds Pleasant Vail Sarah W. Miss, bds Pleasant
AMHERST [DIT] DIRECTORY. 73
WAITE GEORGE A., carpenter and builder, h Leverett c Factory,
N. A. Waite Hannah E. Miss, manager estate J. M. Waite & Son, bds 62
Main c Gray Waite Herbert H., student, nns Williams' blk. Pleasant Waite J. M. & Son, (estate) hats, caps, furs and gents' furnishing
goods, 5 Phoenix Row, Main Waite Maria Mrs., widow James M.,. h 62 Main Waite Nelson R., emp The Hills Co., bds Main Waite Sarah M. Miss, teacher, bds 62 Main Waite Wright N., emp Geo. B. Burnett & Son, h Main Wakefield Charles E., farmer, h Mill lane c South East, S. A. Wakefield Salmon, farmer, h Mill lane c South East, S. A. Waldo Milton Rev., h Mt. Pleasant Walker Charles S. Rev., prof, of mental and political science,
Mass. Agr'l College and College pastor, h Agr'l College Walker E. E. Mrs., widow J., h Amity c Lincoln av Walker William E., bds Amity c Lincoln av Walsh William, barber, bds Maple av Ward Ansel T., tinner S. A. Phillips, bds S. Pleasant Ward Amos T., foreman The Hills Co., bds Railroad Ward Horace, commission merchant, h 28 Pleasant n Cowles Ward John B., h 40 N. Prospect Ward Patrick, laborer, h Boston Ward Wilbur, h 40 N. Prospect Warden Thomas B. Mrs., h Market, N. A. C. Warner Clarence D., prof. Mass. Agr'l College, h Lincoln av Warner David Mrs., h S. Pleasant Warner R. D., jeweller, bds Pleasant Warren Clara M. Mrs., emp Geo. B. Burnett & Son, bds State, N.
A. C. Warren Walter H., laborer, bds State, N. A. C. Waterman M. P. Miss, teacher Oak Grove Boarding School, Oak
Grove, bds do. Watts William, emp The Hills Co., h North East, E. A. Way George, essence pedler, h Shays, S. A. Way Matilda Miss, bds Main, E. A. Wellington Charles, prof, of chemistry, Mass. Agr'l College, h c
Amity and Lincoln av Weaver Frederick, clerk, bds Main c Salem Weaver W. A., book agent, h Main c Salem Webber Edward, bds North East, N. A. C.
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74 AMHERST [DV] DIRECTORY.
Welch Nellie G. Miss, emp The Hills Co., bds Pleasant, N. A.
Wentzell David, farmer, Mass. Expr. Station, h Pleasant
Wentzell Joseph H., barber ,Kellogg's blk, up stairs, bds Pleasant
Wentzell Laura K. Miss, milliner, bds Pleasant
Wentzell W. Benjamin, student, bds Pleasant
Weston Frank, emp Montague City Rod Co., bds Main, E. A.
Wetherbee Dvvight, porter Amherst House, bds do
Wetherbee Edgar H., laborer, bds Sisson's Hotel, Main
Wetherbee John, hostler, T. L. Paige, h Paige
Westcott R. J. D., h 62 Main
Westcott William S., grain, flour, lumber, cement, etc.. Railroad,
opp N. L. N. R. R. depot, bds 64 Main Western Union Telegraph Co., E. E. Russell operator, Lincoln's blk,
Main Whalen James, farmer, h Pleasant, N. A. Whaleu Richard, emp The Hills Co., bds Railroad Whalen Thomas, farmer, h Pleasant, N. A. Whalen Thomas Jr., meat pedler, h Pine, N. A. Wheaton Vessie M. Miss, emp Amherst Record, bds Amity Wheeler Harry W., laborer, bds Pleasant, N. A. Wheelock Eleazer, bds Lincoln av Wheelock James H., emp Geo. B. Burnett & Son, h Factory, N. A.
WHITTAKER H. M., grain, meal and feed. Main, E. A., h do See advt Whittaker Susan I. Miss, clerk, E. A. Thomas, bds N. Prospect Whittaker Hobart K., principal High School, bds N. Prospect Whittaker Myrtle Mrs., bds Amity c Lincoln av White Albert, carpet layer, h Hallock White Charles, printer, bds S. Pleasant White IMward S., engineer The* Hills Co., h Whitney White Ellen N. Mrs., widow Calvin, h Hallock White Fannie C. Miss, clerk, bds Pleasant White George, laborer, h Northampton White Harvey, carpenter and builder, 31 Pleasant, h do White Herbert L., clerk, h Lincoln av White James Jr., carpenter, h Pleasant White James, laborer, bds Mt. Pleasant White John, farmer, h Mt. Pleasant White John, laborer, bds Pleasant, N. A. White John Jr., hostler, bds Mt. Pleasant White John C, farmer, h S. Pleasant White Kittle Miss, emp The Hills Co., bds Mt. Pleasant White Lizzie A. Miss, emp Amherst Record, bds Pleasant
AMHERST [IHT] DIRECTORY, r. 75
White Mary Mrs., widow James, h Pleasant
White Mary E. Miss, emp The Hills Co., bds Pleasant
White Martin, emp L. D. Hills, h Mt. Pleasant
White Martin James, laborer, h Mt. Pleasant
White Matthew, emp The Hills Co., bds Mt. Pleasant
White Nellie C. Miss, bds Pleasant . .
White Patrick, laborer, h McClellan
White Sidney, farmer, bds S. Pleasant
White Samuel, farmer, bds S. Pleasant
White Thomas, laborer, h Mt. Pleasant
Whitman F. E., treasurer The Hills Co., h Sunset av
Whitney Bartlett, farmer, h Market c North East, N. A. C.
Whitney Bennie T., farmer bds Market, c North East, N. A. C.
Whitney Joseph D., emp D. Graves & Co., h Factory, N. A.
Whitney Minnie Miss, emp Geo. B. Burnett & Son, bds Market c
North East, N. A. C. Whitney Simon W., auctioneer and horse dealer, h Main c Whitney Whitney Thomas B., farmer, h Market c North East, N. A. C. Wilber L. S., emp The Hills Co., h North East, N. A. C. Wiley Charles E., farmer, h Leverett, N. A. Wiley Edward E., farmer, bds Leverett, N. A. Wiley James, produce dealer, h Main, E. A. Wiley Mary E. Miss, student, bds Main, E. A. Wiley Samuel W., student, bds Main, E. A. Williams B. Hartley, post-master, h North Prospect Williams Charles H., farmer, bds Belchertown, E. A Williams Chester, ice dealer, h Belchertown, E. A. Williams Cornelia Mrs., bds South East, S. A. Williams Daniel G., emp Montague City Rod Co., h Main, E. A. Williams Dwight R., h Main
Williams Elijah, emp Montague City Rod Co., h Main, E. A. Williams Frederick IMrs., h South East, S. A. Williams J. Maud Miss, student, bds Pleasant, N. A. Williams Lizzie Mrs., widow John E., h N. Prospect Williams Lucas, tailor, h William's blk Williams Margaret Miss, student, bds N. Prospect Williams Oren, farmer, h N. Prospect Williams Robert G. Rev., h c Amity and N. Prospect
WILLIAMS R. G. Mrs., select family school for young ladies, c Amity and N. Prospect — -See advt Williams Triphena K. Miss, music teacher, bds Amity c N. Prospect Williams William F., farmer, h South East, S. A.
76 A'MHERST [VD^] DIRECTORY.
VVillard Mina D. Mrs., widow John D., bds Lincoln av
Willis Tryphosa Mrs., widow Franklin C, h Pleasant, N. A.
Wilson Charles K., emp Amherst Creamery, h North P^ast, E. A.
Wilson Fannie Mrs., widow E. T., bds State, N. A. C.
Wilson Fred, student, h S. Prospect c Sellen
Wilson H. E. Mrs., h S. Prospect c Sellen
Winslow Annie M. Miss, bds High
Winslow Clara T. Miss, bds High
Winslow Lottie M. Miss, bds High
Winslow Mary R. Mrs., h High
Winslow S. D., h High
Wolcott Emeline Mrs., widow Ralph, h Spaulding
Wolcott Gertrude Miss, bds Spaulding
Wood Asa, farmer, bds Pleasant c Pine, N. A.
Wood Charles L., emp D. Graves & Co., h Factory, N. A.
Wood Eprahim L., instructor Amherst College, h
Wood Frank P., h Pleasant
Woodard Archie, clerk, Jackson & Cutler, bds 30 Pleasant
Wrigley Benjamin, carpet weaver, h Main, E. A.
Wrigley John, concrete paver, h Salem, E. A.
Wright Annie Miss, teacher, bds N. Prospect
Wright Fred D., carpenter, bds Main, E. A.
Wright L. E. Mrs., widow Rev. E. S., h N. Prospect
AMHERST BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Agricultural Implements.
HOLLAND & GALLOND, 9 Phoenix Row, Main— Seff inside front
cover Sabin E. T. & Son, South East n College, E. A. Stone Fred L., South Pleasant, Mill Valley VVestcott W. S., Railroad, opp N. L. N. R. R. depot
Ammunition.
ADAMS HENRY, 1 Phoenix Row, Main— See outside front cover HOLLAND & GALLOND, 9 Phoenix Row, Main— See inside front cover
Apothecaries.
ADAMS HENRY, 1 Phoenix Row, Main c Pleasant— See outside
front cover DEUEL CHARLES, Amherst House blk. Pleasant— See advt MORGAN W. H. H., 6 Phoenix Row, Main — See outside front cover Orr S. K., Main
Artificial Teeth.
DICKINSON EDWARD B., Williams blk, Pleasant— See outside
back cover
GATES & HUNTINGTON, Cutler's blk, Pleasant— See outside
back cover
Attorneys at Law.
Cooper J. I., Town Hall
Dickinson W. A., Main
Hamlin W., Savings Bank blk. Pleasant
Nash H. C. Jr., Kellogg's blk. Main
Auctioneers.
COWLES OLIVER, Agricultural College— See advt Owen W. C, Mt. Pleasant
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Bakers.
Atwood Lillie Mrs., Amherst House Annex Culver A. B., Pleasant n Main
Banks.
AMHERST SAVINGS BANK, Savings Bank blk, Pleasant— See
advt First National Bank, Hunt's blk, Pleasant
Barbers.
Faneuf Ferd, Amherst House
Pariseau Joseph, Amherst House Annex
PLUMB FRANK C, Phcenix Row, Main— See advt
Wentzell Joseph H., Kellogg's blk. Main
Bedding Plants.
DURFEE PLANT HOUSE, Mass. Agr'l College, Pleasant— See
advt KINGMAN MORRIS B., South Pleasant— See advt Holt Kilburu Rev., Mt. Pleasant
Bicycles and Tricycles.
Bardwell A. F., Williams blk, Pleasant
BENNETT E. R., Savings Bank blk, Pleasant— See advt
Billiard and Pool Rooms.
CHASP^ LORENZO, Amherst House, Pleasant — See advt MOORE DWIGHT, 3 Phoenix Row, (up stairs) Main— See advt
Bill Posters. Averell B. H., Main, E. A.
Blacksmiths and Horse Shoers.
Ashley F. S., North East, N. A. C. BUCKLEY T. W., r Pleasant— See advt Chapin Z. K., South East, E. A. Clowes James, Main n South East, E. A. Dickinson E. P., Main, E. A. Dowd Patrick L., Leverett, N. A.
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Esip Frank W. & Son, Whitney Mooi-e S. W., Factory Hollow, N. A. Rose VV. B., South East, S. A. Shumway D. E., Pleasant n Amity Spear L. J., Pleasant n Amity
Book-binders. Crafts Samuel VV., Printing House Square
Booksellers and Stationers.
NELSON EDWIN, Savings Bank blk. Merchants Row— See advt SPEAR M. N., Phoenix Row, Main— See advt
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers.
Ains^orth F. & Son, Pleasant, N. A.
MULLEN JOHN, Phrenix Row, Main— See advt
PAGE JAMES F., Williams' blk, Merchants Row— See advt
SLOAN T. W., Phoenix Row, Main— See advt
Stinson James E., Dickinson's blk. Pleasant
Boot and Shoe Makers and Repairers.
Albee E. B., State, N. A.C.
Brainard R. M., Dickinson's blk. Pleasant
DAVIS J. W. T., 8 Phoenix Row, Main— See advt
PAGE JAMES F., Williams' blk. Merchants Row— See advt
SLOAN T. W., 2 Phoenix Row, Main— See advt
Smith W. J., State, N. A. C.
Gaskell Chester, Main n Salem, E. A.
Box Manufacturers.
DICKINSON L. E., College c Whitney— See advt GRAVES D. & CO., Factory Hollow, N. A.— See advt
Brick Manufacturer. Alexander N. D., Belchertown, E. A.
Broom Manufacturers.
Brown Alfred H., Meadow N. A.
Darling Emery T., iiay Road c West, S. A.
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Cabinet Manufacturers. MARSH E. D., 10 Phoenix Row, Main— See advt
Carpenters and Builders.
BOS WORTH GEO. E., Pleasant— See advt
Chapin L. R., Salem n Main, E, A.
HASKINS HENRY W., Meadow, N. A.— See advt
Macomber Henry L., Spaulding n Main, E. A.
Marsh E. F., South East, S. A.
Smith William E., Pleasant c McClellan
STEEVKS ERNEST J., Pleasant— See advt
Gilbert Joseph F., Hallock
Waite George A., Leverett, N. A.
Carpets. MARSH E. D., Phcenix Row, Main— See advt
Carpet Layers. White Albert, Hallock
Children's Wagon and Sled Manufacturer. Hay ward Charles E., South East, 8. A.
Carriage Makers and Repairers. HALL A. W., Factory Hollow, N. A.— See advt
Carriages. OSGOOD C. H., Pleasant— See advt
Cigars and Tobacco.
ADAMS HENRY, 1 Phoenix Row, Main c Pleasant— See outside
front cover DEUEL CHARLES, Amherst House blk. Merchants Row — See advt KELLOGG & STEBBINS, Williams' blk, Merchants Row— See advt MORGAN W. H. H., 6 Phoenix Row, Main — See outside front cover Polley S. O., 1 Union blk, Main
Civil Engineers and Surveyors.
Davis Edwin A., South Pleasant Magill Claude A.. South Pleasant
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Clergymen.
Beaman W. H., (Zion's Chapel), Lincoln av Bragg Samuel A., Methodist Episcopal Church, Main, E. A. Burroughs Geo. S., College Church, Lincoln av Child J. B., (Baptist) West Pleasant
Boyd H. W., South Congregational Church, South East, S. A. CrowellE. P., 19 Amity
Fairbanks F. J., Second Congregational Church, Main, E. A. Fisher George E., West Pleasant, N. A.
Gaylord Eber W., North Congregational Church, Pleasant, N. A. Goodspeed F. L., First Congregational Church, School c Spring- Gavin J. H., St. Bridget's R. C. Church, Pleasant Holden J. Harry, First Universalist Church, Masonic Hall Kingman M., South Pleasant Leland J. H. M., Maple c Spring Marsh D. W., Fowler Seelye J. H., College
Tilley W. J., Grace Episcopal Church, Maple av Tyler W. S., Oak Grove Walker C. S., Pastor Agr'l College Church Williams R. G., c Amity and Prospect
Clothing (Ready Made) .
BLODGETT & CLARK, Amherst House blk, Merchants Row- See advt SANDERSON C. H. & CO., 1 Dickinson's blk. Pleasant— See advt
Coal and Wood.
Cogswell G. E., (Coal) State June. Pine, N. A. C.
HUNT O. D., Hunt's blk. Merchants Row— See advt
MORGAN W. H. H., 6 Phoenix Row, Main — See advt front cover
Concrete Pavement.
Wrigley John, Salem
Confectionery.
ADAMS HENRY, 1 Phoenix Row, Main — See outside front cover Culver A. B., Pleasant n Main
DEUEL C, Amherst House blk. Merchants Row — See advt KELLOGG & STEBBINS, Williams' blk, Merchants Row— See advt 12
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MORGAN W. H. H., 6 Phoenix Row, Main— See outside front
cover Orr S. K., First National Bank blk, Main Folley 8. O., 1 Union blk, Main Woman's Exchange, Amherst House Annex, Amity
Crockery and Glassware.
DICKINSON MASON A., 2 Dickinson's blk, Pleasant— See inside
back cover ■■■ COUCH O. G. &-SON, Amherst House blk. Merchants Row— See
advt KELLOGG & STEBBINS, Williams' blk, Merchants Row— See
advt
Dentists.
GATES & HUNTINGTON, Cutler's blk, Merchants Row— See advt DICKINSON E. B., Williams' blk. Merchants Row— See advt
Dressmakers.
Banning L. W. Mrs., Main n Whitney
Beaman Mary Miss, N. Prospect
BuUman W. F., Mrs., Cutler's blk, Merchants Row
Brad way W. H. Mrs., S. Prospect
Landry Sarah Mrs., c South East and Main, E. A.
Manley Nellie M. Miss, Green, S. A.
Powell G. W. Mrs., S. Prospect
Redding S. J. Mrs., 16 Pleasant
Howes Charles O. Mrs., Main
Noble J. A. Mrs., Amity
Dry Goods.
Cogswell G. E., State junc. Pine, N. A. C.
Cloud A. B., Pleasant c Meadow, N. A.
EDWARDS H. B. & CO., Cutler's blk. Merchants Row — See advt
JACKSON & CUTLER, Cutler's blk. Merchants Row— See advt
GILBERT ABEL, Amherst House Annex, — See advt
Ranney W. H., Pleasant, N. A.
SANDERSON & THOMPSON, Phoenix Row, Main
Westcott W. S., Main n Railroad
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Express.
American Express, J. W. Russell agent, Hunt's blk, Merchants Row
G. E. Cogswell agent, N. A. C. U. S. & C. Express, J. W. Russell agent, Hunt's blk, Merchants
Row, G. E. Cogswell agent, N. A. C.
Fancy Goods.
EDWARDS H. B. & CO.. Cutler's blk. Merchants Row— See advt JACKSON & CUTLER, Cutler's blk. Merchants Row— See advt SANDERSON & THOMPSON, Phrenix Row, Main— See advt GILBERT ABEL, Amherst House Annex, Amity — See advt Spear M. N. Mrs., Hunt's blk, Merchants Row
Fertilizers. Westcott W. S., Railroad opp N. L. N. R. R. depot
Fish and Oysters.
Arnold J. M., Williams' blk. Merchants Row HOWES & KEITH, Union blk, Main— See advt KENDRICK GEO. S., Cutler's blk, Merchants Row— See advt SURPRENANT PETER, Amherst House Annex, Pleasant— See advt Thayer & Bolles, Main c Railroad
Flour, Feed and Grain Dealers.
HOLLEY J. L., Mill Valley— See advt Merrick J. E., Main n N. L. N. R. R. depot PUFFER S. P., Leverett, N. A.— See advt "Westcott W. S., Railroad opp N. L. N. R. R. depot WHITTAKER H. M., Main, E. A.-See advt
Florists.
DURFEE PLANT HOUSE, Mass.Agr'l College, Pleasant— See advt KINGMAN MORRIS B., S. Pleasant— See advt Holt Kilburn, Mt. Pleasant
Frescoer. Graves George, 29 Pleasant
Fruit and Ornamental Trees and Shrubs. DURFEE PLANT HOUSE, Mass.Agr'l College, Pleasant— See advt
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Furniture. MARSH E. D., 10 Phoenix Row, Main— See advt
Furs. EDWARDS H. B. & CO., Cutler's blk. Merchants Row— See advt
Gents' Furnishing Goods.
BLODGETT & CLARK, Amherst House blk, Merchants Row— See
advt SANDF:RS0N & CO., l Dickinson's blk. Pleasant— See advt
Glaziers. Graves George, 29 l^leasant
PERKINS J. F., Printing House Square, r Phrenix Row — See advt Thomas & Hawley, orders left at Holland & Gallond's
Gold Pens.
NELSON EDWIN, Savings Bank blk. Merchants Row— See advt RAWSON J. A., Williams blk. Merchants Row— See advt Raskins I. C, Gray
Gold Pen Makers. Haskins I. C, Gray
Grist Mill.
HOLLEY J. L., Mill Valley— See advt PUl^FER S. P., Leverett, N. A.— See advt WHITTAKER H. M., Main, E. A.— See advt
Grocers.
Cogswell G. E., State c Pine, N. A. C.
COUCH O. G. & SON, Amherst House blk, Merchants Row— See
advt Cloud A. B., Pleasant c Meadow, N. A.
DICKINSON MASON A., Dickinson's blk, Pleasant— See advt HOLLAND & GALLOND, 9 Phoenix Row, Main— See advt JACKSON & CUTLER, Cutler's blk, Merchants Row— See advt KELLOGG & STEBBINS, Williams' blk, Merchants Row— See advt Shaw C. A., Green c Shays, S. A. Ranney W. H., Pleasant, N. A. Thayer George E., Main c North East, E. A. Westcott W. S., Main c Railroad
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Guns and Rifles.
ADAMS HENRY, 1 Phoenix Row, Main— See advt Kenfield C. R., Amity
Hardware.
Cloud A. B., Pleasant c Meadow, N. A.
HOLLAND & GALLOND, 9 Phoenix Row, Main— See advt
Kellogg William, 1 2 Phoenix Row, Main
Westcott W. 8., Main n Railroad
Thayer George E., Main c North East, E. A.
Harness Makers and Repairers.
Albee E. B., State n Pine, N. A. C.
Doray Jerry, Main n Railroad
HUTCHINSON C. E., 19 I'hoenix Row, Main— See advt
Stearns H., Pine n W. Pleasant, N. A.
Hats and Caps.
BLODGETT & CLARK, Amherst House blk, Merchants Row— See
advt SANDERSON C. H. & CO., 1 Dickinson's blk, Pleasant— See advt
Hotels.
AMHERST HOUSE, Lorenzo Chase prop., Merchants Row c Amity
See advt Sissons Hotel, T. T. Sisson prop., Main c Railroad
Ice Cream Manufacturer. THOMPSON JOHN, Northampton— See advt
Ice Dealer.
CAD WELL FRANK A., Pleasant— See advt Williams Chester, Belchertown, E. A.
Insurance Agents.
Brainerd John C, (Fire) Williams' blk. Merchants Row Clark E. W., (Fire) S. Pleasant, M. V.
HUNT O. D,, (Fire) Hunt's blk. Merchants Row— See advt McCLOUD H. M., (Life, Fire and Accident) Kellogg's blk, Phoenix Row — See advt
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Thomas E. A., (Life and Fire) 3 Phoenix Row, Room 5, Main Stratton R. W., (Fire) N. Prospect Parmenter CO., (Life) Pelham
Job Printers. CARPENTER & MOREHOUSE, Printing House 8q.— See advt.
Justices of the Peace.
Ains worth F. P., West Pleasant, N. A.
Bangs E. D., Savings Bank blk. Merchants Row
(hooper J. I., Town Hall
Cutler George, Merchants Row
Dickinson W. A., Main
Hamlin Wolcott, Savings Bank blk. Merchants Row
McCLOUD HKNRY M., Kellogg's blk, Phoenix Row
Nash H. C. Jr., Kellogg's blk. Phoenix Row
Pease Oliver, Hallock
Thomas E. A., 3 Phoenix Row
Laundries.
C0LLP:GE CO-OPERATIVE LAUNDRY, Gaylord— See advt Lee Sing, Lincoln's blk. Main
Leather Board M'f rs.
CUSHMAN A. R., State c Water, N. A. C— See advt Roberts & Co., State, N. A. C.
Lime and Cement. Westcott W. S., Railroad opp N. L. N. R. R. depot
Livery and Sale Stables.
CHAMBERLAIN G. M., Printing House Square, Phoenix Row —
See advt NEWTON HENRY E., N. Prospect— See advt PAIGE T. L., Amity r of Amherst House — See advt Sisson T. T., Railroad n Main
Lumber Dealers.
Bridgman & Shaw, Bay, S. A. CADWELL F. A., Pleasant— See advt
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DICKINSON L. E., College c Whitney— See advt GRAVKS D, & CO., Factory Hollow, N. A.— See advt Harrington S. E. & Son, Meadow, N. A. Sabiu E. T. & Son, South East n College, E. A. Westcott W. S., Railroad opp N. L. N. R. R. depot WHITTAKER H. M., Main, E. A.— See advt
Machinist. Dickinson E. P., Main, E. A.
Marble and Granite Dealers.
CLU riA S. p.. Pleasant — See advt
Mason Builders.
Atkins G. E., Pine, N. A.
BLODGETT D. W., Whitney n Main— See advt
Currier Daniel, Pleasant c Triangle
Meat Markets.
Dickinson Charles S., Pleasant, N. A.
HOWES & KKITH, Palmer's blk, Main— See advt
K END RICK GEO. S., Cutler's blk, Merchants Row— See advt
Landry Paul P. & Co., c South East and Main, E. A.
Thayer & Bolles, Main n Railroad
Merchant Tailors.
Glynn Alfred, Lincoln's blk, Main
Kelley James E., Williams' blk, Merchants Row
PEASE H. O., Amherst House Annex, Amity — See advt
Milk Dealers.
Curtiss F. O., Belchertown, E. A.
Fitch G. C. & G. W., South East, E. A.
Hastings Henry & C. W., South East, E. A.
Hobart Arthur E., Pleasant, N. A.
Kellogg S. D., Market N. A. C.
Smith W. H. & Frank E., South East, E. A.
Milliners. Beston Kate Miss, Williams' blk. Merchants Row Dutton Jessie M. Miss, Cutler's blk. Merchants Row
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Kellogg Wm. Mrs., Phoenix Row, Main McCoy A. D. Mrs., McClellan c Lincoln av Spear M. N. Mrs., Hunt's blk, Merchants Row
Moulding M'f rs.
GRAVES D. & CO., Factory Hollow, N. A.— See advt DICKINSON L. E., College— See advt Harrington S. E. & Son, Meadow, N. A.
Music Teachers. Charmbury Thomas, Whitney Sanderson Asa G. Mrs., Spring
Musical Merchandise. Cushman F. N., Kellogg's blk. Phoenix Row
Newspapers and Periodicals.
Amherst Record, Carpenter & Morehouse props.. Printing House
Square, r Phoenix Row Amherst Student, published by Students of Amherst College Aggie Life, published by Students of Mass. Agr'l College Literary Monthly, published by Students of Amherst College Cycle (annual) , published by D. G. K. Fraternity, Mass. Agr'l College Index (annual), published by Junior class Mass. Agr'l College Olio (annual), published by Junior class Amherst College Q. T. V. Quarterly, published by Q. T. V. Fraternity, Mass. Agr'l
College.
News Dealer. SPEAR M. N., Phoenix Row, Main — See advt.
Nursery. DURFEE PLANT HOUSE, Mass. Agr'l College, Pleasant— See advt
Omnibuses.
Fay Charles E., Main
PAIGE T. L., Amity r Amherst House — See advt
CHAMBERLAIN G. M., Printing House Square— See advt.
Optical Goods.
BENNKTT E. R., Savings Bank blk, Merchants Row— See advt RAVVSON J. A., Williams' blk. Merchants Row— See advt STACKMAN HENRY, Phoenix Row, Main— See advt
AMHERST BUSINESS DIRECtORY. ^§
Painters (House, Sign and Ornamental). Graves George, 29 Pleasant
HALL A. W., (carriage), Factory, N. A. — See advt PERKINS J. F., Printing House Square, r Plioiuix Row — See advt Scott Charles A., Spauldiug Sears C. O., Dickinson Shumway Charles P., (carriage) Pleasant Snow N. O., Printing House Square r Phaniix Row Thomas & Hawley, Holland & Gallond's store. Main
Paints, Oils and Glass. HOLLAND & GALLOND, 9 Phoenix Row, Main— See advt DICKINSON MASON A., 2 Dickinson's blk, Pleasant— See advt PERKINS J. F., Printing House Square r Phoenix Row — See advt PHILLIPS S. A., 4 Dickinson's blk. Pleasant — See advt Westcott William S., Main n Railroad
Paper Hangers. Averell Benjamin H., Main, E. A. Graves George, 29 Pleasant
GRAVPjS H. C, Printing House Square r Phojnix Row— See advt PERKINS J. F., Printing House Square r Phoenix Row — See advt Hawley Charles A., Clifton n Whitney Slate George E., Pleasant
Paper Hangings. GILBERT ABKL, Amherst House Annex, Amity — See advt SPEAR M. N., Phoenix Row, Main — See advt
Photographers. ALDRICH W. VV., Main c North East, E. A.— See advt Kenfield C. R., Amity LOVELL J. L., Lincoln's blk, Main — See advt
, Physicians and Surgeons.
BIGELOW O. F., 25 Pleasant— See advt Bullman W. F., Savings Bank blk. Merchants Row D wight William, Pine n Pleasant, N. A. FISH D. B. N., 11 Amity— See advt
HALL C. W., (Homoeopathic Physician), Pleasant — See advt PP^RRY H. B., Amity c S. Prospect— See advt SEELYE H. H., College n Maple av — See advt Stowell Joel, Jr., Pleasant, N. A. 13
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Poultry Breeders. Montague C. C. & Brother, Lincoln av
Pictures and Frames.
Keefe M. F., Main n Railroad
MARSH E. D., 10 Phoenix Row, Main—See advt
Planing Mills.
DICKINSON L. E., College c Whitney— See advt GRAVES I). & CO., Factory Hollow, N. A.— See advt. Harrington S. E. & Son, Meadow, N. A.
Plants.
DURFEE PLANT HOUSE, Mass. Agr'l College, Pleasant— See advt KINGMAN MORRIS B., S. Pleasant— See advt
Plumbers.
HUNT W. W., Hunt's blk, Merchants Row— See advt PHILLIPS S. A., 4 Dickinson's blk. Pleasant— See advt
Postmasters.
Aiusworth F. P., Pleasant, N. A.
Cogswell George E., State c Pine, N. A. C.
Shaw C. A., c Gi'een and Shays, S. A.
Williams B. H., Savings Bank blk. Merchants Row
Real Estate.
McCLOUD H. M., Kellogg's blk, Phwnix Row— See advt Thomas E. A., 3 Phoenix Row (room 5) Main
Restaurants. Arnold J. M., Williams' blk. Merchants Row
Saloon (Temperance). Polley S. O., 1 Union blk. Main
Sash, Door and Blinds.
DICKINSON L. E., College c Whitney— See advt GRAVES 1). & CO., Factory Hollow, N. A.— See advt Harrington S. E. & Son, Meadow, N. A.
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Saw Mills.
Bridgmau & Shaw, Bay Road, S. A. GRAVES D. & CO., Factory Hollow, N. A.— See advt HOLLEY J. L., Mill Valley— See advt WHITTAKER H. M., Main, E. A.— See advt
Seeds. COUCH O. G. & SON, Amherst House blk, Merchants How — See
advt DICKINSON MASON A., 3 Dickinson's blk. Pleasant— See advt HOLLAND & GALLOND, Phoonix Row, Main— See advt
Sewing Machine Agents. Arnold E. H., agent New American, 26 Pleasant MARSH E. D., Domestic, 10 Phojnix Row, Main— See advt Parmenter C. O., M^iin n Salem, E. A. Bardwell A. F., Williams' blk, Merchants Row
Shingle Mill. GRAVES D. & CO., Factory Hollow, N. A.— See advt
Silver and Plated Ware. Arnold E. H., agent American Britannia Co., 26 Pleasant BENNETT E. R., Savings Bank blk. Merchants Row— See advt RAWSON J. A., Williams' blk, Merchants Row — See advt STACKMAN HENRY, Phoenix Row, Main— See advt
Sportsman's Goods.
ADAMS HENRY, 1 Phoenix Row, Main— See advt Kenfield C. R., Amity
Stage Line. Orange, Leverett and Amherst.
Stationers. NELSON EDWIN, Savings Bank blk. Merchants Row— See advt RAWSON J. A., Williams' blk. Merchants Row— See advt SPEAR M. N., 12 Phoenix Row, Main— See advt CARPENTER & MOREHOUSE, Printing House Square— See advt
Steam and Gas Fitters. HUNT W. W., Hunt's blk, Merchants Row- -See advt PHILLIPS S. A., 4 Dickinson's blk. Pleasant — See advt
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Stock Companies.
Amherst Co-operative Creamery Associatiou. Capital, $2700 ; organ- ized, June 23, 1882, Westcott ; Pres., Alvin McMaster; direc- tors, Edmund Hobart, Patrick Ryan, E. T. 8abin, Alvin McMaster, C. Field ; See'y and Treas., W. A. Magill ; agent, Fred Humphrey.
Amherst Gas Co., incorporated 1877, capital $25,000; Pres., D. W. Palmer; 8ec'y and Treas., Geo. Cutler; Supt., Webster Hoyt; Directors, Levi Stockbridge, E. F. Cook, Flavel Gaylord, D. W. Palmer, Charles Deuel, Henry Adams, Frank E. Paige.
The Hills Co., incorporated 1877, capital $30,000, manufacturers of straw hats. Railroad n Depot; Pres., Henry Hills; Sec'y, Leonard Hills; Treas., Frank E. Whitman.
Amherst Water Company, incorporated April 7, 1880, authorized capital, $40,000 ; Pres., W. A. Dickinson ; Sec'y and Treas., E. D. Bangs; Supt., W. W. Hunt; Directors, W. A. Dickinson, J. H. Seelye, E. F. Cook, L. D. Hills, W. W. Hunt, Charles Deuel, Henry Adams ; otlice, Savings Bank blk, Merchants Row
Bay State Creamery Association, capital $2,500, organized Nov. 3, 1888, Belchertown, E. A. Pres., K. A. King; Sec'y and Treas., C. E. Wakefield ; Directors, Salmon Wakefield, F. O. Curtiss, P. D. Spaulding, O. Gaylord, E. A. King.
Stoves and Tin Ware.
HUNT W. W., Hunt's blk, Merchants Row.— See advt PHILLIPS S. A., 4 Dickinson's blk. Pleasant — See advt
Straw Board M'f rs. CUSHMAN A. R., State and Water, N. A. C— See advt Roberts & Co., State, N. A. C.
Straw Hat M'f rs. Burnett Geo. B. & Son. Dickinson The Hills Co., Railroad
Teamsters and Jobbers.
Bridgman Oscar L., Pleasant Jackson Henry, Railroad Merrick Leander, 46 Pleasant
Telegraph Office. W. U. Co., E.E.Russell operator, Lincoln's blk. Phoenix Row, Main
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Telephone Office.
Kellogg & Stebbins, Williams' blk, Merchauts Row.
Toys. SPKAR M. N., Fhojnix Row, Maiu^See advt
Toy Manufacturer. DICKINSON L. K., College c Whitney— 8ee advt
Trunks and Traveling Bags.
HUTCHINSON C. E., Lincoln's blk, Main— See advt Stiusou J. E., 3 Dickinson's blk. Pleasant
Upholsterers.
MARSH E. D., 10 Phoenix Row, Main— See advt Miller George L., Woodside av
Undertaker. MARSH E. D., 10 Phoenix Row, Main— See advt
"Wagon Makers and Repairers. Dickinson E. P., Main, E. A. HALL A. W., Factory, N. A.— See advt Russell Dwight, Pleasant Russell Fred, Cottage
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. Bardwell A. F., Williams' blk, Merchants Row BENNETT E. R., Savings Bank blk, Merchants Row— See advt RAWSON J. A., Williams' blk, Merchants Row— See advt STACKMAN HENRY, 3 Phoenix Row— See advt
Watch Repairers. Bardwell A. F., Williams' blk, Merchauts Row BENNETT E. R., Savings Bank blk, Merchants Row— See advt RAWSON J. A., Williams' blk. Merchants Row— See advt STACKMAN HENRY, 3 Phoenix Row, Main— See advt Bolter Leonard S., South East, S. A.
Window and Door Screen M'f rs. GRAVES D. & CO., Factory Hollow, N. A.— See advt Harrington S. E. & Son, Meadow, N. A.
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Wire Goods M'f rs. Allen L. H., Main, E. A.
Wood Dealers.
CADWELL P^RANK A., Pleasant— See advt HUNT O. D., Hunt's blk, Merchants Row— See advt MORGAN W. H. H., 6 Phoenix Row, Main — See outside frontcover Sabin E. T. & Sou, South East n College, E. A.
Wood Turning.
Dickinson E. P., Main, E. A.
DICKINSON L. E. College n Whitney
GRAVES D. & CO., Factory Hollow, N. A.— See advt
Harrington S. E. & Son, Meadow, N. A.
Wooden Ware. DICKINSON MASON A., 3 Dickinson's blk, Pleasant— See advt
TOWN OFFICEES.
Clerk, Treasurer and Collector, W. A. Hunt.
Selectmen and Overseers, Henry W. Haskins, William W. Hunt, Salmon Wakefield.
Assessors, Edmund Hobart, William E. Smith, Charles F^. Wake- field.
Auditor, E. D. Bangs.
School Committee, J. Harry Holden, W. I. Fletcher, John F. Genung.
Elector, O. G. Couch.
CowstoWes, Charles S. Smith, D. Geo. Smith, E. W. Smith, Lyman Smith, Samuel Smith, Thomas W. Smith, W. A. Smith, W. H. Smith, W. W. Smith, Timothy Armstrong.
Field Drivers, C. A. Puffer, J. B. Kentfield, Geo. H. Roberts.
Pound Keeper, J. P. Gray.
Fence Vieivers, Almon Cowles, Fred L. Stone, W. W. Smith.
Weighers of Coal, T. L. Paige, J. E. Merrick, F. A. Hardy, F. I. Cowles, H. M. Whittaker, Nathaniel Harlow, A. P. Brown, Geo. E. Cogswell, M. W. Howard, Chas. E. Cleveland, Geo. E. Thayer, Herbert D. Thayer.
Measurers of Lumber, Martin S. Nash, Henry L. Macomber.
Measurers of Wood, O. D. Hunt, J. E. Merrick, W. H. H. Mor- gan, M. E, Cushman, Geo. E. Cogswell, A. P. Brown, Geo. E. Thayer, F. P. Ainsworth.
Sextons, Asa Adams, Harvey White, E. D. Marsh, C. W. Dana. Sealer of Weights and Measures, H. D. Holland.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Board of Engineers. Chief Engineer, Geo. M. Chamberlain First Assistant, Harvey White. Second Assistant, O. F. Morse. Cleric, H. D. Holland.
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Assistants, W. D. Cowls, M. PI Cushraan, H. P. Bridgman, C. H. Miller, Asa Browu, E. A. Thompson, E. G. Thayer.
Alert Hose Co., No. 1. — Pleasant near Amity. Foreman, E. J. Steeves ; First Assistant, Henry S. Allen ; Second Assistant, New- ton Russell ; Clerk, Edward L. Spear. Sixteen members. Meetings 1st Tuesday of each month. Annual meeting 1st Tuesday in May.
East Amherst Hose Co., No. 2. — Main, East Amherst. Fore- man, G. E. Thayer; Assistant Foreman, Edward .S. White; Clerk, J. M. Kellogg. Ten members.
Lafayette Hook and Ladder Co. — Pleasant near Amity. Fore- man, James M. Cook ; First Assistant, Wayland R. Shumway ; >S'ec- orid Assistant and Clerk, Geo. M. ('hamberlain. Twelve members. Meetings 1st Monday of every month.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
High School. — Pi'incipal, Hobart K. Whittaker ; Assistants, Miss N. M. Comins, Miss M. W. Crowell.
First Grammar School. — Teacher. — Miss Kate P. Kingman. Second Grammar School. — Teac/ie^-Miss C. B. Church. Third Grammar School. — Teacher, Miss L. M. Hardy. First Intermediate School. — Teacher, Mr. Charles E. Reed. Second Intermediate School. — Teacher, Miss Mary McCarthy. First Primary School. — Teacher, Miss M. L. Dana. Second Primary School. — Teacher, Miss M. F. Pomeroy. East Intermediate School. — Teacher, Miss S. A. Pierce. East Primary School. — Teacher, Miss Winifred Scott. North Grammar ^ciiooi.. — Teacher, Miss Gertrude Friend, North Primary School. — Teacher, Miss M. E. Harrington. City Grammar School. — Teacher, Miss Flora J. King. City Primary School. -Tcac/ier, Miss Ella L. Roberts. South Grammar School. — Teacher, Miss F. L. Cowdrey. South Green School. — Teacher, Miss R. M. Pomeroy. South East School. — Teacher, Miss S. F. Dickinson. South West School. — Teacher, Miss N. G. Linnehan. Mill Valley School. — Teacher, Miss G. H. Phillips. Teacher of Music, Mrs. L. K. Sanderson.
PRIVATE SCHOOLS.
Boardincx School. — Mrs. R. G. Williams, Amity c N. Prospect Boarding School. — Oak Grove, Lessey Clara S. Howland, 31 N. Prospect
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Kindergarten School. — Miss E. M. Munsell, Amity Kindergarten School. — Miss Helen Perkins, Northampton c Parsons
Mrs. M. K. Stearns, Snell
W. K. Nash, Mt. Pleasant Institute, Mt. Pleasant
CHUHUirES.
First Baptist C'hurch.
South Pleasant street, opposite the Common.
Pastor, Beacons, Samuel Smith, Lauriston C. Fish ;
Clerk, Edward B. Marsh; Treasurer, L. J. Spear; Executive Com- mittee, \\ . H. Long, L. C. Fish, E. J. Steeves ; Trustees, Austin Eastman, O. F. Bigelow, L. J. Spear, W . H. Long, Samuel Smith; Stipeririteialeyit of Sxndai/ School, T. L. C'onant ; Assistant Superin- tendent, Archie D. \V' oodward ; Librarian, Charles Strong ; Organist, Edmund A. Buruham.
First Congregational Church. Main street, corner School. Organized in l<s39. Pastor, Rev. Frank L. Goodspeed ; Deacons, E. A. Thomas, M. B. Kingman, F. D. Kellogg, C. L. Nims ; Clerk, Rev. W. D. .Mai'sh ; Treasurer, Wolcott Hamlin; Prudential Com- mittee, The Pastor, Deacons, Clerk, J. W. Russell, W. B. Jackson ; Parish Committee, W. A. Dickinson, K. A. Thomas, B. H. Williams ; Superintendent of Sunday School, S. A. Phillips; Assistant Superin- tendent of Sunday School, H. D. Fearing. Y. P. S. C. E. — Pres., J. H. Marriott; F;'ce-Pre.s., Miss Lottie M. Win slow ; i?^c. -Sec'y, Miss Lizzie A. Sloan ; Treas., Miss Caroline T. Hunt.
Second Congregational Church. Main street, East Amherst. Pastor, Rev. F. J. Fairbanks ; Clerk and Treasurer, Herbert Sabin ; Deacons, Alfred Tuttle, David W. Blodgett, M. D. Gold ; Standing Committee, the Pastor, Deacons, E. T. Sabin, J. W. Allen ; Super- intendent of Sunday School, D. W. Blodgett; Assistant Siiperintend- ent, M. D. Gold ; Secretary and Treasurer, Miss Sophia A. Pierce ; Librarian, Herbert Sabin ; Standing Committee, J. W. Allen, Geo. S. Fairbanks, Mrs. Chas. Wilson, Miss Anna Gates and Mrs. Noah Dickinson.
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North Congregational Church. Pleasant street, corner Pine, North Amherst. Pastor, Rev. E. AY. Gaylord ; Deacons, Edmiiud Hobart, Asa Adams, S. E. Harrington, Geo. L. Cooley ; Chvrch Committee, the Deacons and Mrs. A. F. Crocker, Mrs. Asa Adams, Mrs. Jauett Stearns, Chas. H. Kellogg and W. L. Roberts ; Parish Committee, Pklmnnd Hobart, M. W. Howard and F. L. Cooley; Church Treas- urer, Edwin H. Dickinson ; Auditor, W. L. Roberts ; Sujjerintendent of Sunday Schooh Chas. H. Kellogg ; Assistant Superintendent, H. A. Parsons ; Church Clerh, Martha E. Harrington.
South Congregational Church. South East, near Green, South Amherst, Organized 1858. Pastor, Rev. Herbert W. Bo3'd ; Deacons, Henry C. Dickinson, Thomas Reed; Church Committee, George H. Atkins, Joseph \V. Dana, Mrs. Mary J. Boyd, with Pastor, Deacons, Clerk and Sunday School Superintendent; Clerk of Church, Mrs. \V. B. Rose; Treas- urer, Rev. Herbert W. Boyd; Superintendent of Sunday School, Pastor ; Assistant Sup)erintendent, Timothy Dickinson ; Parish Com- mittee, Henry C. Dickinson, Timothy Dickinson, Emory T. Darling ; Treasurer of Parish, James E. Merrick; Clerk, Henry C. Dickinson.
Grace Episcopal Church. Maple Avenue. Rector, W. J. Tilley ; Senior Warden, Horace TVard ; Junior Warden, O. G. Couch ; Vestrymen, E. F. Cook, D. W. Palmer, R. W. Stratton, Frederick Tuckerman, G. S. Kendrick, H. C. Nash, Henry Adams ; Clerk, H. H. Goodell ; Treasurer, H. C. Nash, Jr. ; Superintendent of Sunday School, the Rector; Organist, Mrs. L. E. Sanderson.
Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church. Main Street. Pastor, Rev. Samuel A. Bragg ; Stewards, E. A. Thompson, John Mullen, Charles Dance, P^lisha Beaman, William Hawkins, Nelson Marsh, Oscar Pettingill, Frank Talmage, M.S.Nash; Trustees, Hiram Ballon, E. A. Thompson, Henry Macomber, John Mullen, Charles Dance, L. W. Blanchard, Henry Allen, Oscar Pettengill ; Church Organist, Miss Lena Fitch ; Superintendent of Sunday School, M. S. Nash; Assistant Superintendent, John Mullen. Young People's Meeting at 6 p. m. Sundays.
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Methodist Episcopal Church State street, North Amherst City. Pastor, Rev. J. O. Dodge; Trustees, B.H.Taylor, J. W. Chandler, D. W. Adams, L. A. Bartlett, Clayton A. Bartlett, Herbert Dickin- son, E. P. Tracy, George Spear, George Mullett; Stewards, B. H. Taylor, J. W. Chandler, D. W. Adams, A. Mansur, Mrs. George Spear, Mrs. J. W. Chandler, L. H. Pierce, Fred Harlow, W. T. Taylor; Siqwyrintendeut of Sunday School, D. W. Adams; Assistant Superintendent, W. T. Taylor.
St. Bridget's R. C. Church. Pleasant. Pastor, Rev. J. H. Gavin; Sexton, Frank J. Cauavan ; Organist, Miss, Mary Beston ; Superintendent of Sunday School, The Pastor ; Janitor, Michael McGrath. Hadley — Pastor, Rev. J. H. Gavin ; Sexton, James Burke ; Superintendent of Sunday School, J. Burke. Services in Amherst every Sunday 10-30 a. m., second and fourth Sundays, 9 and 10-30 a. m.. Vespers and Benediction every Sunday, ^.30 p. M., Sunday School, 9.30 a. m. Services in Hadley. — First and third Sunday, 8 a. m., Sunday School, 8.30 a. m.
First Universalist Church. Organized in 1887. Services held in Masonic Hall. Pastor, Rev. J. Harry Holden, A. M. ; President of Parish, T. W. Sloan; Clerk, W. A. Hyde; Treasurer, George M. Chamberlain; Collector, George M. Chamberlain ; Executive Committee, George M. Chamberlain, Joseph F. Gilbert, E. G. Thayer, Mrs. Wm. S. Mont- gomery, Mrs. Moses Vj. Cushman ; SupeHntendent of Sunday School, W. M. Shepardson ; Secretary and Treasurer, Miss Flora Liberty ; Librarian, Mrs. K. W. Eddy.
Zion's Chapel. Parsons Street. Pastor, Rev. Milton Waldo ; Clerk, Rufus Jenkins ; Treasurer, Mrs. Hattie Lew ; Superintendent of Sunday School, Frank iM. Lay ; Organist, Miss Mary Snell ; Janitor, William Hawkins.
SOCIETIES.
Amherst Grange, No. 16. Master, C. E. Wakefield; Overseer, C. L. Nims ; Lecttirer, Mrs. C. F. Morehouse ; Steward, David Whipple ; Assistant Steward, L.
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A. Shaw; Chaplain, Rev. C. S. Walker; Treasurer, C. S. Smith; Secretary, Miss P^niily Cook ; Gate Keeper, D. F. Goodale ; Ceres, Mrs. David Whipple ; Pomona, Miss Cora Church ; Flora, Miss Helen Smith; Execatice Committee for three years, W. F. Williams. Regular meeting first and third Fridays of each mouth at 7-30 p. m., in Grange Hall.
Amherst Libuauy Association. Town Hall.
Officers. — President, W. I. P^letcher ; Vice-President, H. D. Fearing ; Secretary, O. G. Couch ; Treasurer, J. A. Rawson ; Audi- tor, H. T. Cowles ; Managers, W. I. Fletcher, L. H. Allen, O. G. Couch, W. J. Tilley, H. H. Goodell, W. A. Hunt, J. M. Tyler, T. G. Huntington, E. W. ('arpenter, F. E. Whitman, J. F. Genung ; Librarian, Miss Mary Russell.
Open Wednesdays from 1 to 5 p. m., and Saturdays from 1 to 5 and 7 to 9 p. m. Number of volumes 5000. Annual meeting in February.
North Amherst Library.
Officers. — President, George H. Atkins ; Vice-P resident, Almon E. Cowles ; Secretary and Treasurer, F. P. Ainsworth ; Directors, Almon E. Cowles, Geo. H. Atkins, Henry Haskins, C. H. Kellogg.
Hampshire Agricultural Society. President, W. P. Brooks ; Vice-President, Geo. P. Smith, Sunder- land ; Secretary and, Treasurer, H. C. Nash, Jr. ; Executive Commit- tee, W. A. Magill, P:. D. Chittenden of Sunderland, E. P. Bartlett of Pelham, W. H. Comins of Hadley, J. R. Gould of Belchertown ; Auditor, E. D. Bangs ; Delegate to State Board of Agriculture, L. W. West of Hadley.
Village Improvement Society. Organized Sept. 15, 1857. President, J. A. Rawsou ; Vice-P residents, W. A. Dickinson, O. G. Couch, W. W. Hunt ; Treasurer, O. D. Hunt ; Secretary, Henry Adams; Executive Committee, E. D. Marsh, Geo. Cutler, Jr., Prof. A. D. Morse, H. T. Cowles, Prof. J. F. Genung, E. W. Carpenter, John Mullen.
North Amherst Village Improvement Society. Organized November, 1888. President, Rev. Geo. E.Fisher; Vice-P reside) d. Miss P^stella Cowles ; Secretary and Treasurer, O. W. Smith ; Executive Commit- tee, Geo. P. Spear, Henry W. Haskins, Frank Hobart.
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South Amherst Village Improvement Society. Pirfiideiit, J. F. IMorell ; iSecretanj and Trcdsufcr, Henry C. Dick- inson ; Execittioe Committee, Miss Minnie L. Da,na, W. H. Smith, J. E. Merrick.
F^AST Amherst Village Improvement Society. President, E. T. Sabiu ; Vice-Presidents, L. H. Allen, Mrs. G. A. Thayer; Secretarn, CO. Piirmenter ; Treasurer, Herbert Stibin ; Execative Conimittee, Joseph Kellogg, Lansford Gates, Mrs. G. E. Thayer, Mrs. Clara Cutler, Truman Thayer, C. O. Parmenter, Herbert Sabin, Geo. Yj. Thayer.
Eagle Lodge, No. 145, N. E. O. P.
Warden, E. R. Bates: Vice-Warden, George Reed; Secretary, J. E. Bement ; Financial Secretary, W. A. Dickinson ; Treasurer, Q. P. Leach; Chaplain, L. A. Shaw; Guide, H. L. Macomber ; Guardian, E. D. Baker ; Sentinel, George L. Hawley ; Trustees, Horace Cook, George W. Blodgett, Charles Parents.
Meets first and third Thursdays of each month in Grange Hall at 8 o'clock.
The Amherst Club. P residetit, Hevhert T. Cowles ; Vice-Presidents, 'E. M. Spear, L. W. Cornish; Secretary, C. F. Morehouse; Treasurer, E. D. Marsh; Executive Committee, H. T. Cowles, B. H. Williams, J. F. Genung, E. W. Smith, E. B. Dickinson, George Cutler, Jr.
Amherst Board of Trade. President, F. E. Whitman ; Vice-President, Geo. Cutler, Jr. ; Sec- retary, C. F. Morehouse; Treasurer, Henry Adams ; Auditor, II. T. Cowles; Directors, C. S. Smith, E. D. Marsh, John Mullen, E. M. Spear, H. M. McCloud.
The Leonard Club.
President, W. M. Shepardson ; Vice-President, Mrs. G. L. Holden ; Secretary, Malcolm Carpenter ; Treasurer, W. A. Hyde. Meetings every Monday evening at 7.30 o'clock.
G. A. R.
Edwin M. Stanton Post No. 147, G. A. R.
Organized 1867. Reorganized 1882.
Commander, H. M. McCloud; S. V. C, A. W. Hall; J. V. C,
J. M. J. Legate; Adjt., M. T. Starkey ; Quartermaster, J. A.
Rawson ; Surgeon, Geo. E. Slate ; Chaplain, Rev. Joseph B. Read ;
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0. D., Robert M. Brainard ; 0. G., E. P. Dickinson ; S. M., Geo. L. Cooley ; Q. M. S., James A. Preston. Regular meetings at Masonic Hall first and third Wednesdays of each month,
E. M. Stanton Woman's Relief Corps. Organized Jan. 25, 1889. President, Mrs. S. Jennie Thayer; S. V. P., Mrs. Flora Leach ; J. K. P., Mrs. Mary A. Moore; Treasurer, Mrs. Addie T. V. Cad- well ; Cojiductor, Mrs. Kate Eddy ; Assistant Conductor, Mrs. Mary C. S.Jones; Chaplain, Mrs. Ella M. D. Hall; Secretary, Miss Ruby M. J. Hall ; Guard, Mrs. Rene Wood ; Assista)it Guard, Mrs. Ella INI. Charmbury. Regular meetings at Masonic Hall first and third Wednesdays of each month.
MILITIA.
Amherst Light Infantry, Company K, 2d Regiment Infantry,
M. V. M.
Organized Nov. 19, 1887. Armory in rear of Town Hall. Drills every Thursday evening. E. G. Thayer, Captain ,• Willard A. Thayer; 1st Lieutenant ; A. F. Bard well 2d Lieutenant.
MASOlSriO.
Pacific Lodge F. & A. M. W. M., G. T. Slauter; S. W., C. D. Warner; ,/. W., G. J. Gal- lond ; Treasurer, Henry Adams: Secretary, F. C. Sherwin ; -iS. D., J. W.T.Davis; J. D., E. P. Bartlett ; Chaplain, G.E.Fisher; Marshal, T. W. Sloan ; S. S., J. R. Anderson ;J.S., J. M. Kellogg ; Tyler, S. P. Clutia. Meets in Masonic Hall, 3 Phoenix Row, on the Monday evening preceding the full of the moon each mouth.
ORDER OF IRO]^ HALL.
Local Branch No. 476. C. J., A. G. Sydell, Jr. ; V. J., W. R. Shumway ; Accountant, E. W. Carpenter; Cashier, A. J. Parker; Adjuster, S. H. Boomer; Prelate, C. P. Lamb; Herald, H. L. Macomber ; Watchman, H. J. Davidson; Vedette, J. H. Lovett ; Trustees, L. E. Dickinson, H. W. Field, C. F. Frary. Regular meetings held in Grange Hall, Williams' block, on the second and fourth Saturdays of each month, at 7-30 p. m.
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TEMPERAl^CE.
Amherst Reform Club. Court Room, Town Hall. President^ E. A. Thompson; Vice-Presidents, D. W. Blodgett, W. N. Waite ; Recording Secretary, M. D. Gold ; Marshal, John Kaess ; Sergeant at Arms, H. 1). Fearing; Steward, James M. Cook; Execu- tive Gomniittee, E. A. Thompson, James M. Cook, I). W. Blodgett; Financial Committee, M. D. Gold, W. N. Waite ; 3fi(sic Committee, W. N. Waite. Regular meeting on first Tuesday evening of each month, and evening service on Sunday.
Woman's Christian Temperance Union. Rooms, Town Hall. President, Mrs. C. Fairley ; Vice-Presidents, Mrs. F. L. Goodspeed, Mrs. F. J. Fairbanks, Mrs. Mary Boyd, Mrs. E. A. Thompson. Mrs. W. J. Tilley, Mrs. E. W. Gaylord, Mrs. Grace Holden, Mrs. G. S. Burroughs ; Recording Secretari/, Mrs. James F. Page ; Correspond- ing Secretary, Miss Emma Beaman ; Treasurer, Miss Mary Scott. Reading Rooms in Town Hall.
BowEN Lodge of Good Templars No. 124. Organized November 18, 1890. Chief Templar, D. W. Blodgett ; Vice Templar, Miss Emily Cook ; Secretary, Miss Ida V. Russell ; Treasurer, H. A. Thompson ; Financial Secretary, G. W. Emerson ; Chaplain, Rev. J. H. Holden ; Marshal, H. C. Hollis; Sentinel, Miss Minnie Harkness ; Guard, Nelson Waite. Meeting eveiy Tuesday evening, at 7-30 p. m., in Grange Hall.
COLLEGES.
Amherst College. Amherst College was founded in 1821, and in 1890, at the time of its last general catalogue, it had' 3,319 Alumni, of whom 2,339 were then living. Of these, 1,123 have been ministers. 111 foreign mis- sionaries ; 229 served in the late war, and 2% sacrificed their lives in the service. The college edifices and endowments have been erected and established as gifts of private charity and munificence, with the exception of $.">0,000 granted by the State. The Avhole property of the institution, including professorships, scholarships, prizes, etc., exceeds $1,800,000.
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Corporation. Merrill E. Gates, LL. D., L. H. D., President. Hon. Edward B. Gillett, LL. D., of Westfield. Rev. Richard S. Storrs, D. D, LL. D., of Brooklyn, N. Y. Rev. Edmund K. Alden, D. D., of Boston. Hon. John E. Sanford, of Taunton. Henry D. Hyde, P2sq., of Boston. Hon. John S. Brayton, of Fall River. G. Henry Whitcomb, M. A., of Worcester. Rev. E. Winchester Donald, D. D., of New York City. Rev. Charles M. Lamson, D. D., of Saint Jolmsbury, Vt. Rev. Michael Burnham, U. D., of Springfield. Prof. John W. Burgess, LL. D., of New York City. Emerson W. Peet, Esq., of Saint Paul, Minn. Prof. Herbert B. Adams, Ph. D. of Baltimore, Md. George A. Plimpton, of New York City.
Rev. William Hayes Ward, D. D., LL. D., of New York City. D. Willis James, of New York City.
Faculty.
Merrill Edward Gates, Ph. D., LL. D., L. H. D., President and Professor of Moral Phdosophy.
Hev. Julius H. Seeli/e, D. D., LL. D., Ex-President and Lecturer on the History of Philosophy.
Rev. William S. T'yler, D. D., LL. D. Williston Professor of the Greek Language and Literature.
Edward P. Croivell, D. D., Moore Professor of the Latin Lan- guage and Literature, and Dean of the Faculty.
Edward Hitchcock, M. A., M. D., Parmly Billings Professor of Hygiene and Physical Education.
William L. Montague, M. A., Professor of French, Italian and Spanish.
William C. Esty, LL. D., Walker Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy.
Elijah P. Harris, Ph. 1)., LL. D., Professor of Chemistry.
Benjamin K. Emerson, Ph. D., rfitchcock Professor of Mineralogy and Geology.
Rev. H. Humphrey Neill, M. A., Williston Professor of English Literature.
Anson D. Morse, M. A., W^inkley Professor of History and Polit- ical Economy.
Henry B. Richardson, M. A., Professor of German.
John M. Tyler, Fh. D., Stone Professor of Biology.
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Charles E. Garman, M. A., Professor of Mental Philosophy.
David P. Todd, Ph. 1)., Associate Professor of Astronomy, Director of the Observatory, and Secretary of the Faculty.
Rev. John F. Genung, Ph. D., Professor of Rhetoric.
Henry A. Frink., Ph. I)., Professor of Logic, Rhetoric and Public Speaking.
William L. Coivles, M. A., Associate Professor of Latin.
Rev. George S. Burroughs, Ph. D., D. D., Samuel Green Professor of Biblical History and Interpretation, and Pastor of the College Church.
Henri/ Gibbons, M. A., Professor of Greek.
Arthur L. Kimball, Ph. I)., Professor of Physics.
George D. Olds, M. A., Professor of Mathematics.
Levi H. Ehvell, "SI. A., Assistant Professor of Greek, and Instruc- tor in Sanskrit.
E. Lincoln Wood, M. A., Assistant Professor of Latin.
Hiram H. Seeli/e, M. A., M. D., Instructor in Physical Education,
Charles A. Tuttle, Ph. I)., Instructor in Political Economy and International Law.
Edward P. Harris, Ph. D., Instructor in Chemistry.
Harry N. Gardiner, M. A., Instructor in Psychology.
Frederick B. Peck, B, A., Assistant in Geology.
Edward. B. Marsh, M. A,, Registrar.
William I. Fletcher, M. A., Otis Librarian,
Edward Dickinson, Assistant Librarian.
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Mrs. R. B. Bakers, |
South Gardiner, Mass |
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Alexander Nelson Dwight |
Gymnasium, |
East Northfleld, Mass |
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AUyn Robert Arthur |
B e 11 House, |
Holyoke, Mass |
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Babcock Worthinjjton Ely |
Mr. Houghton's, |
Providence, R. I |
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Ball Allan Parley " |
^ T House, |
Elgin, 111 |
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Beutley Norman Seymour |
A T House, |
Pulaski, N. Y |
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Billings Edwai'd Nelson |
<i> A 0 House, |
Slaterville, R. I |
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Boardraan Samuel Parish |
A T House, |
Bellevue, 0 |
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Brainerd Arthur Lyman |
Mr. J. C. Bi'ainerd's |
Amherst, Mass |
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Brooks Richard Sterling |
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Springfield, Mass |
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Brown Alexander MacLeod |
A K E House |
Pleasantville, Pa |
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Bryant Amasa Bancroft |
Mrs..Bryanfs, |
Amherst, Mass |
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Burbank Charles Elroy |
X 'P House, |
Worcester, Mass |
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Byrnes William ErAvin |
A T House, |
Bellevue, 0 |
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Clark Hubert Lyman |
X <i> Hpnse, |
Newton, Mass |
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Clark Robert |
Rev. Mr. Kingman's, |
Kingston, R. I |
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Cobb James Shepard |
4' T House, |
Florence, Mass |
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Comstock Earl |
X 4' Lodge, |
Utica, N. Y |
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Cox Erskine Hazard |
A A <1> House, |
Philadelphia, Pa |
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Coyle Thomas |
Mrs. Cfoyle's, |
Amherst, Mass |
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Crandall Geo. Haliburton |
Mrs. Hunti'ess's, |
Stow, Mass |
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Mr. Houghton's, |
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Dingley Bret Harte Downey William Heury Emerson Jr., Geo. Warren Ewing Addison Alvord Fairley Samuel Cole Fisher Willard James Forbes Geo. Washington Gallup Algernon Sterry Gardner Chas. Gilmore Goodell Rufus Talmage Grant John Hiram Gregg William Walker Griswold Lyman William Hildreth Charles Elbridge Hildreth Walter Henry Hitchcock Geo. Preston, Hodder William Charles Hodgman Edwin Smith Huntress Edward Newton Jackson William T. S. Johnson Arthur Mills Johnson Moses Allen KoUock John K Lane Frederick Johnstone Leach Frank Adrian Lewis William Henry Lincoln Howard Abbot Lounsbery George Hoyt Ludington Robert Barkley Marriott Louis Dnrand Moody Ambert George North rup Elliot Judd Parshley James Stow Perry William Breed Pettingill George Thomas Phillips LeRoy Pierce Edwin Dana Raley Geoi'ge Sloan Randall Charles Lemuel Ransom Seymour Herbert Roberts Dimon Scott Jr., Rufus Leonard Seelye Arthur Moody Shattuck George Bnrbank Smallev Walter Clifton Smith Elmer Piatt Smith Robei't Stuart Staples Frederick Clifton Stebbins Charles Maurice Sullivan Cornelius Joseph Swift Edgar Warren Thompson Frederick Lincoln Tilley Charles Edward Vose Robert Henry Waite Herbert Harold Washburn Jr., Frederick A. Wilbur Herbert Lemuel Williston Robert Lyman, Wood Harlan Nims
Chard James Alfred Goodell Robert Wood Nichols Henry Strong,
A A 4> House,
12 Williams' blk,
Mr. Rawson's
X * House,
Mrs. Fairley's,
e A X House,
Mrs. O. G. Morse's,
10 Williams' blk,
Ben House,
A A 4> House,
^ T House,
Mr. Rawson's
Gymnasium,
A A 4> House,
A A <I> House,
0 A X House,
<i> A e House,
Amherst House Anne
Mrs. Huntress',
Mrs. R. B. Baker's,
A K E House,
A K E House,
X ^ Lodge,
X 4' Lodge,
4> A 9 House,
Mrs. O. G. Morse's
•l) A 0 House,
A A 4> House,
Mrs. O. G. Couch's,
X ^ Lodge
A T House,
Mrs. Gage's,
Mrs. O. G. Morse's,
0 A X House,
Mrs. L. J. Smith's,
^ T House,
0 A X House, A T House,
1 South College, 4' T House, A K E House, 14 Kellogg's blk, 12 Hunt's^ blk, A K E House, B 0 n House, 0 A X House, 4' T House, <{> A 0 House, Miss Merrick's, A K E House, B 0 ri House, A K E House, 4> A 0 House, 4' T House, 10 Williams' blk, X 'I' Lodge, Mr. Perkins, A A <l> House, A T House,
Partial Course.
A A ^ House, A A ^ House, X 4' Lodge,
Aubui'n, Me
North Brookfield, Mass
Stoneham, Mass
Dan vers, Mass
Amherst, Mass
Milford, Mass
Boston, Mass
Baltic, Conn
Palmer, Mass
Detroit, Mich
Goldsborough, N. C
Elmira, N. Y
Greenfield, Mass
Worcester, Mass
Worcester, Mass
Fitchburg, Mass
Lowell, Mass
X, Medford, Mass
Amherst, Mass
Alexandria, Va
Webster, Mass
Lowell, Mass
Fort Wayne, Ind
New York City
North Raynham, Mass
Portsmouth, Va
Portland, Me
Brooklyn, N. Y
New York city
Rome, N. Y
East Northfield, Mass
Syracuse, N. Y
Middletown, Conn
New Bedford, Mass
Saxton's River, Vt
Rutland, Vt
West Newton, Mass
Carroll ton, O
Belchertown, Mass
New Berne, N. C
Greene, N. Y
Brooklyn, N. Y
Northampton, Mass
Lowell, Mass
Tenant's Harbor, Me
Port Jefferson, N. Y
Reading, Pa
Stoughton, Mass
Oneida, N. Y
Holyoke. Mass
Provincetown, Mass
Augusta, Me
Providence, R. I
Providence, R. I
Amherst, Mass
New Bedford, Mass
Easton, Mass
Northampton, Mass
Bellevue, O
Brooklyn. N. Y
Detroit, Mich
Portland, O
AMHERST DIRECTORY.
107
Abbott Harry Hurlbut AUis Frederick ScouUer Babson Herman Baldwin Martin Tnttle Bebee Edwin Lorendus Beelonan Fred Warren, Bigelow Horace Bliss Ernest Mason Blodgett Frank Dickinson Breed William Charles Brooks Edward Bramhall Brooks Gordon Brainbridge Bnffnni Thomas Bellows Buswell Jesse Clarke Charles Henry Cole Frederick Williams Crockett Ernest Amzi Davidson Albeit Beecher Davis Wallace H., Davis Walter S. Davis Nelson Eliot Edgell Frank Dexter Esty Thomas Cushing Fisher George Herbert Gallinger Herbert Percival Gill Abner Winthrop Goddard Alphens John Goodrich Joseph Augustus Gould Frank Miller Griswold Merton Lyman Hamilton George Langford Hawes Edward Stone Hiscox Morton Hodgdon Clarence Robert Houghton Edward R. Jackson Ernest Smith Johnson Frank Poole Kemraerer John L. Kimball Harry Gilbert Kimball Theodore M. Lacey Milton Silliman Lay Frank Morrill Lewis George Welcome, McCurdy AUen Woodard Manweli John Parker Morris Robert Froorae Nash Duane H. Norton Edwin Lee Nourse Ernest Morrison Olmstead Julian Hosford, Parker Samuel Ridley Raub William Longstreth Reed Lewis Thurston Reed Silas Deane Rogers Christopher Howe Ross Walter Howard Russell Herbert John St. John Robert Porter Sanderson Walter Eugene Schauffler Henry Park,
Junior Class.
ROOM.
^ T House, Mr. Perkins', X ^ Lodge, G A X House, Mr. Magill's, B e IT House, A A 4> House, Mr. Hill's, A K E House, '
Mr. Perkins', Mr. Baxter Marsh's, Mr. Baxter Marsh's, A T House, Mrs. Cooley's, A K E House, B A X Huuse, A T House, Prof. Richardson's, 27 Pleasant st., 27 Pleasant st., Mr. Miller's, B A X House, Prof. Esty's, e A X House, A K E House, Mrs. 0. G. Morse's X -P House, Ben House, X 4> House, Mrs. O. G. Morse's, A A <l> House, A K E House, A K E House, A A * House, Mr. O. G. Couch's. 4' T House, * A H House, Mr. Baxter Marsh's, A T House, X 4' House, Mrs. D. W. Scott's, B e II House, A K E House, X "t" House, Ben House, X 4> House. Mr. H. C. Nash's, Prof. Richardson's, A K E House, Mr. T. R. Hill's, Ben House, A A <I> House, A A <!> House, Ben House, <|) A e House, Mrs. Ross's, <i> A e House, Mr. Bartlett's, Mr. O. G. Couch's, Mrs. Gage's,
RESIDENCE.
Chicago, 111
Erie, Pa
Gloucester, Mass
Burlington, Iowa
Westfleld, N. Y
Westboro, Mass
Utica, N. Y
Attleborough, Mass
Cortland, N. Y
Malone, N. Y
Brooklyn, N. Y
Brooklyn, N. Y
Walpole, N. II
Acworth, N. H
Brainbridge, N. Y
Bitlis, Asiatic Tui'key
Lewistou, Me
Hull, Iowa
Minneapolis, Minn
Minneapolis, Miim
Indianapolis, Ind
Clinton, Mass
Amherst, Mass
Milford, Mass
Cortland, N. Y
Northampton, Mass
Freeport, 111
East Hardwick, Vt
Evanston, 111
Brookfleld, Vt
Covington, Ky
Burlington, Vt
Westerly, R. I
Boothbay Harbor, Me
Montpelier, Vt
Binghamton, N. Y
Woburn, Mass
Mauch Chunk, Pa
Washington, D. C
Milwaakee, Wis
Southport, Conn
Kewanee, III
Westerly, R. I
Peoria, 111
Lynn, Mass
Cincinnati, O
Amherst, Mas
Northfield, Mass
Westboro, Mass
Walton, N. Y
Waterbury, Vt
New Loudon, Conn
Worcester, Mass
Taunton, Mass
Methuen, Mass
Amherst, Mass
Shelburne Falls, Mass
Prattsburgh, N. Y
South Amhei'st, Mass
Cleveland, O
108
AMHERST DIRECTORY.
Shea John Francis Sheldon Frank Atwood Smith Franlc Herbert Story Oliver Howard Sweet Harry Preble Talcott, Jr., William Ariel Taylor Harry Horton Tinker Harry George Trask Thomas Cann Tufts Percy Harrington Turner Alfred Wales George Francis Wilson Fred Austin Wood Clarence David Wood Herbert Carroll Wood Willard Herbert Woodworth Arthur V. Zug George Breed
Mrs. O. G. Morses,
Ben House,
* A O House,
X 4' Lodge,
<f> A B House,
A A 4> House,
A K E House,
A K E House,
O A X House,
Judge Thomas',
Mr. Trott's,
B O II House,
Mr. F. A. Wilson's,
A A * House,
<I> A 0 House,
X 4> House,
9 A X House,
Mr. B. H. Williams'
Spkcial or Partial Course.
Allen Jesse Hall Babcock Charles Henry, Jr., Brown Randall K. Hunt John William Hunt Warren Duane Kennedy Gilbert F. Ladd John Wesley Olmstead Robert Elisha Pratt George D Raley Frank John Schimmler Ernest A., Tower Walter Leraont Wood Charles G.
Mrs. L. E. Redding's,
Mr. Houghton's.
X ^' Lodge,
Mrs. L. E. Redding's,
A T House,
Mr. Morgan's,
Mr. Houghton's,
A K E %>use,
A A 4> House,
A T House,
31 North College,
Mrs. L. J. Smith's,
23 North College,
RESIDENCE.
Bondsville, Mass
Rockland, Mass
North Hadley, Mass
Gloucester, Mass
Gloucester, Mass
Rock ford. III
Granby, Mass
Pittsburg, Pa
Scranton, Pa
Roxbury, Mass
Rutland, Vt
Newton Centre, Mass
Amherst, Mass
St. Johnsbury, Vt
Haverhill, Mass
Grand Rapids, Mich
Berlin, Conn
Pittsburg, Pa
Columbiana, O
Providence, R. I
Omaha, Neb
Brooklvn, Conn
Plymouth, N. Y
Kingston, R. I
Portland, Oregon
East Hartford, Conn
Brooklyn, N. Y.
CarroUton, 0
Hanover, Germany
Dalton, Mass
Trenton, Utah
Sophomore Class.
Bacheler Gilbert H. Backus Grosvenor H., Baker Albert Sherburne, Bartlett Ernest Merrill Bartlctt Warren Tyler Bender Elmer Wilkinson Brown Allen Augustus Brown Warren Day Burnham Edmund Alden Burt George Franklin Burt Milo Cudwortli Capen Edward Warren, Chase William Bunton Cheney Herman Stanley Cilley Bradbury Clark Frank Lowry Clutia Carleton Emory Craig Wheelock Tenney Cushman Stephen Percy, Emerson Charles Phillips Evans Edward Rus.sell, Fiske George Francis Flichtner Frederick Appleton Ford Howard Irving Goodell George Arthur
Library,
A A <I> House,
Mrs. R. B. Baker's,
Library,
B A X House,
B e 11 House,
X 4> House,
Mr. Morgan's,
Mr. Baxter Marsh's,
Mr. Enos Baker's,
Mr. Bartlett's,
Mrs. Gage's,
Mrs. H. E. Wilson's
^' T House,
8 Hunt's bik,
A T House,
Mr. Clutia's,
8 North College,
Kellogg's blk,
X ^' Lodge,
Mr. O. G. Couch's,
B B II House,
'.) Hunt's blk,
B B II House,
Dickinson's blk,
Norwich Town, Conn
Brooklyn, N. Y
Amherst, Mass
Newport, N. H
North Brookfield, Mass
Pittsburg, Pa
Evanston, 111
White Plains, N. Y
Springtield, Mass
Boston, Mass
South Hadley Falls Mass
Boston, Mass
Syracuse, N. Y
Southbridge, Mass
College Hill, O
Spencerport, N. Y
Amherst, Mass
Falmouth, Mass
North Amherst, Mass
Methuen, Mass
Chelsea, Mass
Hyde Park, Mass
Englewood, N. J
Hanover, Mass
Windham, Vt
AMHERST DIRECTORY.
109
NAME.
Hall Walter Gayton Harrison William .T(jnot Haskell Harris Biijelow Haywaril Frederick D. Hinsdale Roy Seymour Howe Walter Clark Howes Albert W. Hyde William Dwight Jolinson AVilliam Landers Keep Wallace Huntington Kidder Daniel Pancoast Landis Henry R. M. Loud Halali Harden Lyman Eugene William McAllister Fred Dan forth Maclnnes James C. Mitchell Mark Dearborn Noyes Henry Taylor, Jr. Noyes Howard Oakes Fitz Albert Putnam Ralph B Rice Austin Rnssell Charles C. Schmuck Percival Seymour Charles Oakes Smith Edgar Burr Smitli Harwood B. Smith Luther Ely Snell Bertrand HoUis Spooner William Silas Stearns Alfred Ernest Stedman Edward Hemenway Stone Harlan Fiske Streeter Arthur Hallock, Tucker Warren W. Tuttle Joseph Henry Tyler Albert Bell Weeks Nathan Henry Whitcomb Harry E. Wood Willis Delano
Ben House,
Mrs. Harrisons,
O A X House,
Mr. Billings',
Mr. H. E. Wilson's,
A A <!> House,
0 A X House,
^ T House,
Mr. Rawson's,
8 North College,
A A * House,
A K E House,
A T House,
A T House,
Mr. Rawson's,
Mrs. Huntress',
Mr. Perkins',
Mrs. Gage's,
Mr. Perkins',
X ^k Lodge,
O A * House,
Mr. Edwards',
Mr. Baxter Marsh's,
Mr. Edwards',
Mi"s. Atwood's,
Mr. O. G. Couch's,
't> A O House,
Mr. Edwards',
B e H House,
12 North College,
^ T House,
Mr. Baxter Marsh's,
Mr. F. L. Stone's,
Gymnasium,
9 Hunt's blk,
12 North College,
Rev. Mr. Herrtck's,
<P A (> House,
Mr. Baxter Marsh "s,
A A 4> House,
RESIDENCE.
Dracut, Mass
Butte City, Mont
West Falmoutli, Me
Andover, Mass
Antwerp, N. Y
Dedham, Mass
Florence, Mass
Boston, Mass
Chicago, HI
Norwich, Conn
Evauston, III
Columbus, 0
North Arlington, Mass
Cumniington, Mass
Lawi'ence, Mass
Philadelphia, Pa
Franklin, Pa
Rochester, N. Y
Hyde Park, Mass
Gloucester, Mass
Concord, Mass
Dan vers. Mass
Greenfield, Mass
Hanover, Pa
Watertown, N. Y
Brattleboro, Vt
Rockland, Mass
Mount Sterling, Ala
Potsdam, Mass
Franconia, N. H
Amherst, Mass
Boston, Mass
Amherst, Mass
Cummington, Mass
Boston, Mass
Poughkeepsie, R. I
Andierst, Mass
Dedham, Mass
Worcester, Mass
Brooklyn, N. Y
Special ou Partial Course.
Leonard Edwin, Jr. Osgood Charles Herbert Pitman Francis Coster Smith Charles Gilbert Smith Geoi"ge Freeman
BOH House, Mr. Morgan's Mr. Rawson's, Mr. Morgan's, X <1> House,
Morris, Coim
Bellows Falls, Vt
Newton, Mass
Westfleld, Mass
Springfield, Mass
Andrews Charles Amos Armstrong Landergran Bangs Charles Roy Barnes Aubrey Trull, Beer Henry Belden Frank Milton Bell Clinton Edward Bill Frederick L. Bishop Edwin Judson Bliss Edward Henry Boardman William Joseph Booth Olin Royal
Freshman Class.
Mrs. R. B. Baker's,
A A * House, Mr. Houghton's, A A-P House, Mr. Pklwards', Mr. Edwards', Mr. Rawson's, Mrs. O. G. Morse's, Mr. Houghton's, Mrs. Huntress', Mr. Collins', Mrs. Gage's,
Palmer, Mass
New York City
Brooklyn, N. Y
Rockford, III
New York city
Brooklyn, N. Y
Northampton, Mass
Paxton, Mass
St. Paul, Minn
Franklin, N. H
Barnet, Vt
HoUiston, Mass
no
AMHERST DIRECTORY.
Briclgman Robert Bryant Emmons Burnett Charles Theodore Burnham Reuben Wesley Colby Kimball Gleason Compton Isaac Mayhew Coolldge John Calvin Davis Frank Curtis Day Moses Tosrgart Deering John Percival Dunbar Robert Wayland Eastman Lucius Root Ewart William McKibbin Fairbanks George Stevens Fiske George Walter French Howard Dean Goodrich Lewis Henry Gray Fred J. Griswold Tracy Beadle Hardy Ernest Weaver Haven Sherman Willard Hennessey Thomas Francis Howard Arthur Fiske Jenkins Thornton Jones George Kelley Carleton Augustine Kimball Mark Rees Kingsland Nelson Lane Henry Wilder Law Frederick Hank Lawson James Stewart Lyall Amasa James Mc Arthur AVilliam John Mainzer Robert Henry Metcalf Guido C S. Miller Benjamin Leon Morrow Dwight Whitney Mundy EdM^ard Kendall Newton Elmer Slay ton Nichols Ransom Proctor Noyes Henry R. Osgood Robert Bagley Otis Charles Ray Penney Theodore Atwater Perry Edward Franklin Phillips Halbert Cressy Post Augustus Thomas Powell Joseph Andrews Pratt Herbert Lee Prentiss Russell Edwards Rawson Jonathan Ansel, Jr. Ray Benjamin Eastwood Roelker Alfred, Jr., Schuyliu" Albert Lewis Sears Frederick Edmund Seelye Walter Clark Smith Maurice Billings Stocking Jay Thomas Stone George Warner Stowe Walter Robinson Tibbetts Albert Murray Trask John Pickett Truesdell Lynn George
Mrs. R. B. Baker,
Mrs. Bryant's,
Mrs. Gage's,
Mrs. R.'b. Baker's,
X ^ Lodge,
13 North' College,
Mr. Trott's,
27 Pleasant St,
Mrs. Gage's,
Mr. Collins',
Rev. Mr. Kingman's,
B e II House,"
Mr. Perkins',
Rev. Mr. Fairbanks',
Mrs. R. B. Baker's,
A A e House,
Ben House,
Rev. Mr. Lentell's,
Mrs. L. E. Reddings,
Mr. Guernsey's,
Mrs. H. E. Wilson's,
Mr. Sloan's,
Mrs. Bryant's,
Mrs. O. G. Morse's,
Rev. Mr. Lentell's,
Mrs. Kimball's,
Judge Thomas',
Mr.Edward's,
Mrs. L. J. Smith's,
Mrs. L. E. Redding's,
Mrs. Kimball's,
Mrs. C. B. Thomas',
Mr. E. I. Bangs',
Dr. H. H. Seelye s,
Mr. R. T. Dickinson's,
Prof. Wellington's,
Prof. Gibbons',
Mr. E. B. Marsh's,
Mr. Sloan's,
13 North College,
A T House,
Mr. Perkins',
Mr. R. T. Dickinson's.
23 North College,
27 North College,
Mr. E. G. Thayer's,
Mr. Houghton's,
Mr. Bartlett's,
Mr. Baxter Marsh's,
Mr. Houghton's,
Mr. Rawson's,
Mr. Guernsey's,
Mrs. Kimball's,
Mr. O. G. Conch's,
B O II House,
Mr. Morgan's,
Mrs. Kimball's,
Mr. E. I. Bangs',
Mrs. II. E. Wilson's,
Mr. F. A. Wilson's,
Mr. Bartlett's,
Mrs. R. B. Baker's,
Mr. F. A. Wilson's,
Brooklyn, N. Y Worcester, Mass Turners Falls, Mass Gloucester, Mass Methuen, Mass Morristown, N. J Plymouth, Vt Minneapolis, Minn Batavia, N. Y Saco, Me Portland, Me Framingham, Mass Pittsburg, Pa Amherst, Mass HoUiston, Mass Chicago, 111 East Hardwick, Vt Lisbon, N. Y Elmira, N. Y Northampton, Mass Sangerfield, Mass Spencer, Mass Portsmouth, N. H West Barnstable, Mass Syracuse, N. Y Burlington, Iowa Chicago, 111 May wood, 111 Keene, N. H Oxford, N. Y Brooklyn, N. Y New York city Ogdensburgh, N. Y New York City Englewood, ill Evanston, 111 Alleghany, Pa Syracuse, N. Y Spencer, Mass Saxonville, Mass Montclair, N. J Salem. Mass Dundee, N. Y Wallace, Idaho Putnam, Conn Turners Falls, Mass Brooklyn, N. Y Brooklvn, N. Y Brooklyn, N. Y Brooklyn, N. Y Amherst, Mass Leeds, Mass New York city Waterbury, Conn Somerville, Mass Northampton, Mass Boston, Mass Lisbon Centre, N. Y Potsdam, N. Y Svracuse, N. Y North Brookfield, Mass Beverly, Mass Owatonna, Minn
AMHERST DIRECTORY.
Ill
Twitchell Harry Lemuel Tyler William Seymour Ward Clinton Hiram Warren Herbert Lakin Washburn Georo'e Barrows White Herbert Otis Williston Harry Stoddard Winslow Charles Gardner Wolff Frank Carver
Mr. F. A. Wilson's, Mr. Morgan's, Mr. Collins', Mrs. R. B. Baker's, Mrs. Huntress', Ben House, Mr. Baxter Marsh's, Mr. Guernsey's, Mrs. Dwight's,
Auburn, N. J
Plaintield, N. J
Moretown, Vt
Holden, Mass
Lowell, Mass
Leicester, Mass
Northampton, Mass
Brandon, Vt
Denver, Col
MASSACHU8b7rT8 AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
Board of Trustees. Members Ex- Officio.
President of the Corporation, His Excellency Governor William E. Russell.
President of the Cotlege, Henry H. Goodell, M. A.
Secretary of the State Board of Agriculture, William R. Sessions.
Secretary of the Board of Education, Hon. John W. Dickinson. Members by Election.
William H. Bowker, Boston ; J. D. W. French, Boston ; Thomas B. Root, Barre Plains ; J. Howe Demond, Northampton ; F'rancis H. Appleton, Lyniifield ; William Wheeler, Concord; Elijah ^^'. Wood, West Newton; Charles A. Gleason, New Braintree ; Hon. Daniel Needham, Groton ; James Draper, Worcester; Henry S. Hyde, Springfield ; Merrittl. Wheeler, Great Barrington ; James S. Grinnell, Greenfield ; Joseph R. Harwood, Littleton.
Faculty.
Henry H. Goodell, M. A., LL. D., President of the College, and Professor of Modern Languages and English Literature, also Director of the Hatch PLxperiment Station and Librarian.
Levi Stockbridge, Professor of Agriculture, (Honorary).
Charles A. Goessmami, Ph. D., LL. D., Professor of Chemistr}^ and Director of State Experiment Station.
Samuel T. Maynard, B. S., Professor of Botany and Horticulture, also Horticulturist for Hatch Experiment Station.
Clarence D. Warner, B. S., Prof essor of Mathematics and Physics, and Meteorologist for Hatch Experiment Station.
Charles Wellington,^. S.,Ph. D., AssistantProfessor of Chemistry.
Charles H. Fernald, M. A., Ph. D., Professor of Zoology.
Ren. Charles S. Walker, Ph. D., Prof essor of Mental and Political Science and Secretary of the Faculty, also College Chaplain.
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AMHERST DIRECtORlT.
William P. Brooks, B. S., Professor of Agriculture and Agricul- turist for Hatch Experiment Station.
Lester W. Cornish, First Lieutenant Fifth Artillery, U. S., Profes- sor of Military Science and Tactics.
George F. Mills, M. A., Professor of Latin and English.
James B. Paige, B. 8., D. V. S., Professor of Veterinary Science.
Robert W. Li/man, Lecturer on Farm Law.
NAME.
Beals Alfred Tennyson Boynton Walter Ira Clark Edward Thornton Crane Henry Everett Denel .James Edward Emerson Henry Bennett Field Jndson Leon Fletcher William Graham Charles Sumner Holland Edward Bertrand Hubhard Cyrus Moses Knight Jewell Bennett Lyman Richard Page Plumb Frank Herbert Rogers Elliot Sniith Rolxn-t Hyde Stockbridge Francis Granger Taylor George Everett Thomson Henry Martin West Homer Cody Willard George Bartlett Williams Milton Hubbard
Senior Class.
ROOM.
2 Tower, North Amherst, 7 South College,
7 South College, Chas. Deuel's,
8 South College, North College, Mrs. Gilbert's
29 North College, Mrs. Holland's, 12 North College, 25 North College, 4 South College, 20 North College,
1 Tower, Mr. Smith's,
2 South College, Mr?. Gilbert's", Stockbridge House, 10 North College,
1 Tower,
12 North College,
RESIDENCE.
Greenfield, Mass
North Amherst, Mass
Granb}^ Mass
Waymouth, Mass
Amherst, Mass
Gloucester, Mass
Leverett, Mass
Chelmsford, Mass
Holden, Mass
Amherst, Mass
Sunderland, Mass
Belchertown, Mass
Boston, Mass
Westfield, Mass
AUston, Mass
Amherst, Mass
Northfleld, Mass
Shelburne, Mass
Monterey, Mass
Belchertown, Mass
Waltham, Mass
Sunderland, Mass
Junior Class.
NAME.
Baker Joseph Bardin James Edgar Bartlett Fred Goff, Clark Henry Disl)row Cnrley George Freilerick Davis Herl)ert Chester Goodrich Charles Augustus Harlow Francis Turner Harlow Harry James Hawks Ernest Alfred Henderson Frank Howar(h Howard Edwin Carlton Hoyt Franklin Sherman Lehnert Eugene Hugo Melendy Alphonso E., Perry John Richards Sedgwick Benjamin Smith Cotton Atwood Smith Fred Andrew, Smith Luther Williams Staples Henry Franklin Tinoco Luiz Antonio F. Walker Edward Joseph
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ROOM. |
RESIDENCl |
s. |
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21 North College, |
Dudley, |
Mass |
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2 South College, |
Dalton, |
Mass |
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Mr. Bartlett' s. |
Had lev. |
Mass |
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Colleii'e Boarding |
Club, Plainfield, |
Mass |
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6 North College, |
Upton, |
Mass |
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Mr. Davis', |
Amherst, |
Mass |
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D. G. K. House, |
Hartford, |
Conn |
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9 South College, |
Marshfleld, |
Mass |
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D. G. K. House, |
West Boylston, |
Mass |
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26 North College, |
Williamsburg, |
Mass |
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5 North College, |
Maiden, |
Mass |
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9 South College, |
Wilbraham, |
Mass |
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College Boarding |
Club, Cheshire, |
Conn |
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D. G."k. House, |
Clinton, |
Mass |
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5 North College, |
Sterling, |
Mass |
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D. G. K. House, |
Boston, |
Mass |
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2 South College, |
Cornwall Hollow, |
Conn |
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21 North College, |
North Hadley, |
Mass |
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Prof. Brooks', |
Lvnn, |
Mass |
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Farm House, |
Ashtield, |
Mass |
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Plant House, |
Leominster, |
Mass |
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D. G. K. House, |
Campas Rio Janerio, |
Brazil |
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29 North College, |
West Berlin, |
Mass |
AMSERST DIRECTORY.
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nAme. Alderman Edwin Hammond Averell Fred Gilbert Bacon Linns Hersey Bacon Tlieodorc Spanlding Bai'ker Lonis Moi'ton Barton Charles Henry Boardnian Edwin Loring Brown Charles Leverett Cook J. Erastns Curtis Arthur Clement Cutter Arthur Hardy Davis Perley Elijah Dickinson Elliott Taylor Duffield William Charles Fowler Halley Melville Fowler Henry Justin Gifl'ord John Edwin Goodell John Stanton Gi'ecne Frederick Lowell Greene Ira Charles Higgins Charles Herbert Howard Samuel Francis Johnson Charles Frederic Jones John Horace, Keitli Thaddeus Fayette Kirkland Archie Howard Lewis Henry Waldo Lounsbery Charles Pugsley Mauley Lowell Mann Henry Judson Marvin Samuel Barnard MerAvin George Henry Morse Alvertus Jason Park Fred Ware Parker Frank Ingram Parker Jacob
Pomeroy Robert Ferdinand Putnam Joseph Harry Robbins Dana Watkins Sanderson William Edwin Sanford George Otis Shepard Lucius Jerry Smead Horace Preston, Smith George Eli Smith Ralph Elliott Spanlding Chas. Harrington Stockwell Han-y Griggs Streeter Arthur Richmond Sullivan Maurice John Toole Stephen Peter Walker Claude Frederic White Elias Dewey
Sophomore Class.
KOOM.
Stockbridge House Mr. Averell's, 4 South College, 13 South College, 18 Sonth College, 10 South College, 24 North College, 32 North College, Mr. Austin Cook's, Plant House, 13 South College,
24 North College, Mr. Dickinson's, 22 North College, D. G. K. House,
13 South College, 17 South College, Pres. Goodell's, Stockbridge House. 3 Sonth College,
8 South College,
9 North College, 28 North College, Mrs. Jones',
2 Tower,
14 North College, 8 North College, 22 North College,
17 South College,
18 South College,
15 South College, 14 South College, 20 North College,
13 North College,
10 Sonth College, Mrs. Baker's, "
14 North College, D. G. K. House, D. G. K. House, 26 North College,
3 South Colleg^e, Mrs. Blair's, Mrs. Baker's,
32 North College,
16 South College, 16 Sonth College, D. G. K. House,
25 North College,
Mr. Toole's, Dr. Walker's, 1 North College,
RESIDENCE.
, . Middlefield, Mass
Amherst, Mass
Spencer, Mass
Natick, Mass
Hansom, Mass
Dalton, Mass
Sheffield, Mass
Feeding Hills, Mass
iiadley, Mass
Littleton, Mass
Pelham, N. H
Worcester, Mass
Amherst, Mass
Quincy Point, Mass
Sonth Gardner, Mass
North Hadley, Mass
Brockton, Mass
Amherst, Mass
, Shrewsbury, Mass
Fitchbui-g, Mass
Dover, Mass
Wilbraham, Mass
Littleton, Mass
Pelham, Mass
Fitchburg, Mass
Norwich, Mass
Rockland, Mass
Allston, Mass
Brockton, Mass
Maiden, Mass
Richford, Vt
Westport, Conn
Belchertown, Mass
South Chelmsford, Mass
Pittsfleld, Mass
Plymouth, Mass
South Worthington, Mass
West Sutton, Mass
Walpole, Mass
llingham. Mass
Winchendon, Mass
Oakdale, Mass
Greentleld, Mass
Sheffield, Mass
Newton Center, Mass
East Lexington, Mass
Sutton, Mass
Cummington, Mass
Amherst, Mass
Amherst, Mass
Amherst, Mtss
South Sherborn, Mass
NAME.
Bagg Edward Oren Ballon Henry Arthur Bemis Waldo Lewis Billings George Austin
16
Freshman Class.
ROOM.
12 South College, 11 North College, Mrs. Baker's, 6 South College,
KESIDEXCE.
West Springfield, Mass
Swanzea, N. H
Spencer, Mass
South Deerfield, Mass
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AMHERST DIRECTORY.
Brown Meudal) Howard Brown William Clay Burgess Albert Franklin, Clark Edile Hale Cooley Robert Allen Crehore Charles Winfred Davis Alfred
Dickinson Charles Morrison Drury Ralph Willard Dwyer Elmer Francis Fairbanks Herbert Stockwell Foley Thomas Patrick Frost Harold Locke Haskell Ernest Albert Hemenway Albert Daniels Henderson Edward Harris Hnbbard Guy Augustus Jones Robert Sharp Kuroda Shiro Lane Clarence Bronson Marsh Jasper Mason Amos Hall Morse Walter Levi Potter Daniel Charles Read Henry Blood Root Wright Asabel Sasti-e Selome Verand Shaw Frederick Bridgman Smith Arthur Bell Stevens Clarence Linden Taylor Efford Earle Tobey Frederick Clinton Vilio Eurique Tinoco Warren Frank Lafayette Weed Percy Loring Wentzell William Benjamin White Edward Albert Williams John Sherman Woodbury Roger Atwater
Mr. Brown's,
23 North College,
8 North College,
9 South College,
5 South College, 31 South College, 7 North College,
27 North College,
27 North College,
10 North College,
12 South College,
14 South College,
6 North College,
1 1 North College, 11 South College, Farm House,
2 North College,
28 North College, 1 North College,
4 North College,
15 North College,
13 South College,
5 South College, Amherst House Ann
1 South College, •31 North College,
6 South College, D. G. K. House, 15 South College,
7 North College,
2 North College, 4 North College, 11 South College,
Amherst, Mass
Peabody, Mass
Rockland, Mass
Spencer, Mass
South Deerfield, Mass
Chicopee, Mass
West Roxbury, Mass
Park Ridge, 111
Athol Centre, Mass
Lyun, Mass
Amherst, Mass
Natick, Mass
Arlington, Mass
Amherst, Mass
Williamsville, Mass
Maiden, Mass
Ashby, Mass
Dover, Mass
Japan
Killingworth, Conn
Danvers Centre, Mass
Medfleld, Mass
Middleboro, Mass
Fairhaven, Mass
Westford, Mass
Deerfield, Mass
ex. New York city
South Amherst, Mass
North Hadlev, Mass
Suffield, Mass
North Amherst, Mass
West Stockbridge, Mass
San Jose, Costa Rica
Shirley, Mass
Boston, Mass
Amherst, Mass
Fitchburg, Mass
Middleboro, Mass
Cheshire, Conn
THE AMHEEST SUMMER SCHOOL.
William L. Montague., M. A., Professor of Italian in Amherst College, Principal.
Instructors.
Victor F. Bernard, B. A., Professor of French, Dobbs Ferry, N. Y., (formerly professor in UEcole Albert-le- Grand, Paris), Principal of French Department.
Dr. Caskie Harrison, M. A., (Rugby and Cambridge, England, sometime Professor in the University of the South) , Headmaster of the lirooklyn Latin School, Brooklyn, N. Y., Principal of Latin and Greek Department.
AMHERST DIRECTORY. 115
William A. Sieher^ B. A., Teacher of German at the Peekskill Military Academy, N. Y., (formerly Master of Modern Languages in St. Augustine College, Beuicia, CaL), Principal of German Department.
Mrs. Elise M. Traut, formerly teacher of German and French, Female Seminary, Hartford, Conn., German.
3flle. Marianne C. Jacot., Bishopthorpe School, South Bethlehem, Pa., French. •
Miss Hariette Boiocloin, Teacher in evening clafes, Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, N. Y., and Dr. Sachs' School for Girls, N. Y. City, Draw- ing, Painting and Sketching.
Edward P. Harris, Ph. D., Instructor in Chemistry, Amherst College, Practical Chemistry.
Francesco Bronori, Brescia, Italy, Italian.
Miss Louise Both-Hendriksen, Teacher of Literature and Art, Ste. Catherine's Hall, Brooklyn, N. Y., (formerly Professor, Smith Col- lege), English Literature.
William I. Fletcher, M. A., Librarian, Amherst College, Library Economy.
Miss Caroline P. Toivnsend, Teacher of Latin, High School, Wor- cester, Mass., Latin.
William J. Polfe, M. A., D. L., Editor of Shakespeare's Works. (Formerly Head Master of Cambridge High School), Study of Shakespeare.
Frank M. Colby, M. A., Columbia College, N. Y., History and Political Economy.
Frank A. Gallup, B. A., Teacher of L^tin, Colgate Academy, Hamilton, N. Y., Latin.
Miss Bird Bowdoin, Supervisor of Drawing in the Public Schools of Trenton, N. J., Director of the Normal Class in Drawing.
George B. Churchill, B. A., Instructor in Greek and Latin, Wor- cester High School, Greek.
George H. Crandall, Amherst, Mathematics.
Special Lecturers.
Benjamin K. Emerson, Ph. D., Professor of Mineralogy and Geology, Amherst College.
John M. Tyler, Ph. D., Professor of Biology, Amherst College.
David P. Todd, Ph. D., Associate Professor of Astronomy and Director of the Observatory, Amherst College.
Charles A. Tuttle, Ph. D., Instructor in Political Economy and International Law, Amherst College.
116 AMHERST DIRECTORY.
POST OFFICE.
Amherst Post Office. Merchant's Row. Posi master^ \\. II. Williaius ; Clerks, Geo. A. Merritt, Hattie E. Graves, Lizzie A. Sloau.
Ortice hours from 7.30 a. m. to 8.30 p. m.
MAILS RECEIVED.
Hartford, New Haven, New York, Western and Southern States, 8
a. m. and 3 p. m. Boston, Worcester, Providence, East and South East, 10 a. m., 3 p.
m. and 8 p. m. Northampton, Holyoke, Springfield and Western Mass., 8.30 a. m.,
3 p. m. and 6 p. m. Fitchburg, North Adams, Vermont and New Hampshire, 8.30 a. m.,
3 p. m. and G p. m. Palmer and New London, 10 a. m., 2.30 p. m. and 8.15 p. m.
MAILS CLOSE.
Hartford, New Haven, New York, Western and Southern States, 8
a. m., 10 a. m., 12.40, 5.25, 6.45, *8.30 p. ra. Boston, Worcester, Providence, East and South East, 8, 9, 10 a. m.,
12.40, 5.25, 6.45, *8.30 p. m. Northampton, Holyoke, vSpringtield and Western Mass., 7.45, 10 a.
m., 12.40, 6.45 p. m. Fitchburg, North Adams, Vermont and New Hampshire, 'J. 10 a m.,
12.40 and 6.45 p. nj. Palmer and New London, 11.45 a m., 5.25 and *8.30 p. m. *Leave on early train the following morning.
North Amherst Post Office. Pleasant n Pine. Postmaster, F. P. Ainsworth.
MAILS RECEIVED.
South, East and West, 10.30 a. m. North, 6.30 p. m.
MAILS CLOSE.
North, East and West, 9 a. m. '
South, East and West, 5.20 p. m.
South Amherst Post Office. Postmaster, C. A. Shaw; Assistant Postmaster, J. E. Merrick. Mails arrive, 9.30 a. m., and 6.30 p. m. Mails close, 8. a. m. and 5. 30 p. m.
AMHERST DIRECTORY. 117
COURT RECORD.
Supreme Judicial Court. William Allen, Resident Judge. Sittings : At Nortluinipton, 3d Tuesday in April ; Law Term, fii'st Monday after second Tuesday in September ; odd years in Greeniield.
Superior Court.
Sittings : At Northampton ; Civil Term, 3d Monday in February and October, and 1st Monday in June. Criminal Term, 'id Monday iu June and 3d Monday in December.
District Court of Hampshire County.
William P. Strickland, Judge ; H. H. Chilson, Clerk. Special Justices, A. J. Fargo, Easthampton ; R. W. Lyman, Belchertown.
Sittings : At Northampton, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Sat- urdays of each week. At Amherst, 1st and od Wednesdays of each month. At Cummiugton, at option- of Judge. At Belchertown, let and 3d Thursdays of each mouth. At Huntington, 2d and 4th Thursdays of each month. At Ware, 1st, 2d and 3d Fridays of each month. At Easthampton, at option of Judge.
Probate Court.
William G. Bassett, Judge. H. M. Abbott, Register.
Sittings : At Northampton, on the 1st Tuesday of every month. At Belchertown, on the 2d Tuesday of May and October. At Wil- liamsburg, on the 3d Tuesday of May and October. At Amherst, on the 2d Tuesday of January, March, June, August and November. At Ware, 2d Tuesday of February, 3d Tuesday of June and 2d Tuesdaj^s of September and December.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Coimty Commissioners, E. A. Edwards, Southampton ; W. G. Strong, Northampton ; S. M. Cook, Granby. Meet at Northampton on the 1st Tuesday in March, September and December, and on the Tuesday next after the 2d Monday in June.
S^^ecicd Commissioners, Charles E. Blood, Ware ; Charles K. Brewster, Worthington.
Court Messenger, E. T. Hervey.
118 AMHERST DIRECTORY.
Notaries Public, W. A. Dickiusou, Wolcott Hamlin, F. P. Ains- woi'th, J. I. Cooper, of Amherst.
Commissioners to Qnalify Civil Officers for Amherst, W. A. Dick- inson and E. A. Thomas, Amherst.
Medical Examiner, D. B. N. Fish, M. D., Amherst.
Jailer and Master of House of Correction, Jarius E. Clark.
Judge of Probate and Insolvency, W. G. Bassett.
Clerk of Courts, Wm. H. Clapp, Northampton.
Register of Probate, H. M. Abbott, Northampton.
Register of Deeds, R. W. Lyman, Belehertown.
County Treasurer, Lewis Warner, Northampton
County Auditors, William G. Bassett, William H. Clapp, H. M. Abbott.
Sheriff, J. E. Clark, office Northampton Jail.
Deputy Sheriffs, Ansel Wright, E. T. Hervey, Northampton ; W. W. Smith, Amherst ; J. W. Flint, Enfield ; Thomas A. Orciitt, Flor- ence ; Edwin E. Janes, Easthampton ; John P. Taylor, South Hadley ; Reuben Bell, Hadley ; William Burnett, Belehertown ; Marshall J. Jenkins, Cummington ; Jason H. Fiske, Huntington ; D. M. Donald- son, South Hadley ; H. 0. Caryl, Ware ; Henry A. Bisbee, AVilliams- burg.
1880. 1892.
Hmbcret IDouec
.<^:Lvd:nEDKST noTJSE -^asrnsTEis^.
Bincrican plan, $2-50 per H)a^.
Tlc\is tjotel l\as a first-class table, is liglited by elec- tricity arid gas ; ideated by stean\ ; t)ot ar\d cold ^ater ; hatY\ roorris arid all rqoderr] irriproverqerits, Large airy Billiard Hall, Barber Sliop arid Livery.
Capacity 200 (Suests.^
Tl|ose desiring Garqe Spreads or Diririers, tl[\e iirider- sigried is pleased, to armoilrice tl:|at l:|e is prepared to accoiT\rr\odate at st^ort notice large or srT|all parties ir\ tl^^e rqost elaborate style,
LORENZO CHASE, Proprietor. Cor. Main aud Amity Sts., ■ - Amherst, Mass.
120 ADVERTISEMENTS.
AETERS
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PARLOR SUITS, EASY CHAIRS, LOUNGKS, CHAMBER
SETS, SIDE BOARDS, DINING TABLES
AND CHAIRS.
SPRING BEDS,
MATTRESSES, PILLOWS, WINDOW SHADES, DRAPERIES,
-MS^^' ■Sra, •sf..-^ liia.*. •
^4 ^sajeSje^ ^^\ -^s*^^ 3n
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BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY AND INGRAIN, MATTINGS, RUGS, OIL CLOTHS, ETC.,
AT LOWEST PRICES.
IT WILL BE TO YOUU ADVANTAGE TO INSPECT THE GOODS AND GET PRICES BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE.
E, D. MARSIL
AMHERST, ------- MASS.
ADVERTISEMENTS . 121
A. X. PETIT,
TEACHER OF
^JDj^USTCTJSTG-^
RESIDENCE AND HAUL, DICKINSON'S BLOCK.
All the faf^liioiiublo dances rccognizod by tlie Association of Dancing Teachers of New York. Monthly receptions to pupils and their friends.
H-SrPRIVATE UESSONS ANY EVENING BY APPOI N TMENT .•=&%
Hall rciilcil for Private Parties and Receptions.
PETER SURPRENANT,
DEALEK IN
HEATS, OYSTERS, &c.
POULTRY AND GAME IN THEIR SEASON.
AMHERST HOUSE ANNEX, - - PLEASANT ST., AMHERST.
HP^NHY STACKMAN,
WATOIIMAKEK ANI> JEWELEK.
DEALEU IN
^WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY.*
A GOOD LINE OF THE FAMOUS ADAMANT SPECTACLES AND
EYE GLASSES. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN
TO REPAIRING.
No. 4 PHOENIX ROW. ------ AMHERST, MASS.
WM. W. ALDRICH,
Hrtiettc HbbotOQrapbcr,
Babies' and Cliildreiis' Pictures a successful specialty. Minetts, Cards, Cab- inet and Family Groups. Finishing done for amateurs.
=%avQC portrait9.s^= —
Crayon, Pastel, Ink and Water Colors, finished in the best grade of work
that can be produced, Picture Frames at the lowest cash prices.
g@^All work guaranteed. .«^^
Photograph Htudio, Corner Main and IXorth East St., Amherst, Mass.
122 ADVERTISEMENTS.
H. C. GRAVES,
PAPER HANGER.
ORDERS LEFT AT THE SHOP OF J. F. PERKINS, PRINTING
HOUSE SQUARE, WILL BE PROMPTLY
ATTENDED TO.
If
or HARTFORD, CONN.
IS THE LARGEST ACCIDENT COMPANY IN THE WORLD. PAYS ITS LOSSES PROMPTLY.
COSTS ONLY $5 TO CARRY A $1000 POLICY FOR A YEAR.
H. IVI. IKIcCIjiOUD„ Agentp
KELLOGG'S BLOCK, AMHERST, MASS.
ADVERTISEMENTS .
123
AMHERST GRANGE STORE.
ALSO DEALERS IN
Paints, Window Glass, Seeds, Farmi Tools,
Goods delivered to any part of the village on Monday, Wednesday or Friday afternoons.
MASON A. DICKINSON.
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