H , SPENCER, Solicitor ot _ Ealunk, j3 St^i., ^mWi
All Patent Business attended to. Testimony in PatontSuits a Specialty.
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Mustard, Coffee, Spices, Soda,
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, fee.
Sole proprietors of the VILLA PAINTS, the best in the market. -
Office, 13 to 19 EXCHANGE ST.,
Factory, 32 and 34 Elm Street, . PROVIDENCE, B.^I-
&" _ r|- . •M-iiiutWcKui-ei-s^c ^
,(] Varnishes & Japans,
U U • Office, 2 Liberty Sq., Boston.
JOHN itAHcocK. I.. F. hauoock. Factory, Riverside. Brighton.
ORIENTAL POWOEB MILLS,
Manufacturers of all kinds' of
13 BROAD ST., BOSTON.
..Taunton Agents, P.' WILLIAMS & CO., City Square.
/Fall River Agent, E. ANDREWS, 16 Pleasant Street.
Operates for
I Hair Lip and Cleft Palate,
ARTIFICIAL HOSES, EYES and PALATE,
Wil! .iImo insert Avtificiiil Teetli, anrl give perfect Piitisfacliori
ln,all cases wlier>' others have failed. Aililre.ss by mail,
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SALEM, MASS. "^
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(See advertisemeril on back cover.)
> "^EJHSURANCE COMPANY, ^°'' * '''''''■ '""'1^T^''T' w*'"*"?'™ '^''^■*
SPICCRS dS PEGKHAim,
Stove & Range Founders.
ESTABLISHED 1850.
THE MEDALLION RANGE. ivew
-' '^— -— Wrought Iron Furnace.
OVER 15,000 IN USE.
Call and examine our New Model Range.
OVER 500 IN USE,
In Boston, Providence and vicinity.
^S" We cordially invite the public to call at our Providence warerooms. No. 22 Exchange
PI. (opp. Passenger Depot), and examine our New Pattern Premium Goods. We believe we have
successfully demonstrated that ourproductions are not surpassed; and combine valuable Patented
Improvements, not to be found in other goods.
Oui- Specialty— First-Class Woi-lc.
CHARLES H. NORTH & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Pork, Beef, Lard, Hams, and Bacon,
SEESSES HOSS, fISS' FEET, TEIFE, SAUSASES, SAUSASE SWSS, kt.
Also, Mlaniifacturers of
Extra Lard Oil and Animal Fertilizer,
STALLS, Nos. 27 and 29 FANEUIL HALL MARKET,
STORE, Nos. 33 and 34 NORTH MARKET STREET,
Slaughtering and Curing
Establishment,
Medford St., Somerville.
CHARLES H. NORTH,
S. HENRY SKILTON,
LUMAN E. CONANT.
BOSTON.
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Importers and Dealers in '^Roofing Slates."
Constantly on hand a large stock from the best quarries of Blue and Black "Welsh
Merrill's Celebrated Black Unfading, Brown ville Maine ; Monson Maine ; Bangor
and Star Pennsylva&ia Purple, Green and Red Slates.
Slating tools. Rooting Tin, Zinc, Elastic Cement, Solder, Rosin Sized, Tarred and Dry Felting.
AULD & CONGER'S SLATE DRESSING AND PUNCHING MACHINE.
Long experience enables us to eelecr the best quality of Slates. Poor ones make leaky roofs,
proving dear at any price. Slates sold by the square, carload and cargo, and carefully stowed
when shipped.
Information given about all kinds of Slates, and inquiries by mail promptly answered.
Special rates of freight made to any point. Competent slaters recommended when desired.
SIPIEGIJ^Ij O^TJTIOIsr.
Purchasers desiring what have long been known as " MERRILL'S BROWNVILLE
MAINE SLATES," are cautioned against traveling agents and others claiming to sell that kind,
but delivering an inferior quality.
We have the entire production of " MERRILL'S CELEBRATED QUARRIES,"
the only quarries making tliis peculiar quality for strength and bright lustre; and employ no
traveling agents, and hereby caution buyers and consumers against the deception practised.
These Slates received the Centennial Medal and Diploma, the highest award given to Roofing
Slate.
ASA WILBUR,
JOSEPri STORY.
Slate WlarTOS, 529 Comeraal St., Boston.
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Near Old Charlestown Bridge.
William Butler. D. Rus.soll Brown. W. Clarence Butler.
BUTLER, BROWN & CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds of
Used in Cotton and Woolen Mills,
Ring Travelers, Lace Leather, Spinning Rings, Picker Leather,
Belt Hooks, Belt Leather, Wire Goods, Strap Leather.
ROLL COVERERS' STOCK AND TOOLS, OF BEST QUALITY.
SLASHEtt A]VI> ClLiEAIiER CLOTKCS.
Loom Harness and Reeds, Shuttles, Bobbins, Pickers, White Ash
Baskets, the best made, Card Clothing, &c., &c., &c.
Leatlici* a.ii<l lFiTil>lt>er* Belting-j first quality.
Nos. 34 & 35 Exchange PI., Providence, R.I.
JUL. MEYPJR,
MANUFACTURER OF
Je^velry and Silver^vare Cases,
28 AVON ST., BOSTON.
IVIAISON FRANCAISE,
No. 14: TS^est St., - - Boston.
Laces and Lace Curlains L)one Up,
AND REPAIRED.
Sole Agency of that excellent French Laundry Bluing.
Next to Bigelow; Kennard & Co.'s Jewelry Store.
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The ]Xe>v
SIMPLEST and BEST,
N. E. Branch Office:
10 MONTGOMERY PL.,
99
AND
33 BROMFIELD STREET,
Boston, Mass.
Send for Circular.
WHITTEMORE BROS.,
igricnltiralffarelioise& Seel Store,
128 & 130 South Market Street, Boston.
WHITTEMORE'S CHAMPION HORSE RAKE,
"WITH PATENT INDEPENDENT STEEL TEETH.
The teeth are so made that they
do not scratch up all the old rub-
bish, but rake cleaner and easier
than any other. All other horse
rakes have round, pointed teeth,
no improvement made on thera for
the past twenty years. The teeth
can all be removed by taking out
one bolt. Buy no other rake, and
have clean ha3'.
We have over one hundred sig-
natures of farmers to a statement
ment, that it is
THE BEST RAKE
THEY EVER USED.
Plows, Harrows, Cultivators, Hay Cutters, Churns, Seed-Sowers Corn-
Shellers, Hoes, Shovels, Forks, Eoad-Scrapers, Haying Tools, Grind-
stones, Anti-Friction Rollers, Iron Bars, Wheelbarrows, Ox-Balls,
Bull Rings, Chains, Bone Meal, &c.
WOOD'S GOLD PRIZE MOW^ER, with the new Iron Frame, gives
perfect satisfaction.
Our DOE and SIDE-HILL PLOWS are what any one can depend
upon to do good work.
Our SHARE'S COULTER HARROW is an implement no farmer
can afford to do w^ithout.
Our CUCUMBER WOOD PUMPS, plain, copper, and porcelain
lined, are widely and favorably known, and the demand is constantly
increasing.
GRAY'S HORSE POW^ERS, THRESHERS, and WOOD SAWING
MACHINES.
AXLE GREASE, which we warrant to give satisfaction.
W^e are the agents of RUSSEL COE'S SUPER-PHOSPHATE. Those
that use it say it is the very best in the market.
Darling's Bone and Animal Fertilizer ; GARDEN, GRASS, FIELD
and FLOWER SEEDS, at wholesale and retaU.
NEW ENGLAND AGENTS FOR OLIVER'S CHILLED PLOWS.
Over 160,000 in use, giving
perfect satisfaction. Sales
constantly increasing. Over
$50O,060 invested in their
manufacture. 30 car-loads,
of 5,000 Plows, were made at
one shipment, in December,
187V. Warranted to work where
any steel plow will, and to
wear three times as long,
and to run easier.
CIRCULARS
furnished on application.
Mar"ble,# Granite Works,
575 HBCH ST., Providence, R. I.
A large assortment of Marble and Granite Work con-
stantly on hand. A Specialty of
COLXJMISr and CAP
WITH
Turned Urns^
IN
COLUMBIAN MARBLE.
A large assortment at yard, of
Fitzwilliam, Mill Stone Point and Scotch Granite Monuments.
All work liiiisliod in the best manner and at the lowest prices.
HOLMES & CHEEVER,
IJEALEHS IN
Staple and ^ai\cy G^i^ocerie^,
FLOUR, GRAIN, CROCKERY,
Stone ^Wsive, cfec,
NORTH ATTLEBORO, - - MASS.
Charles F. IIot.mes.
James G. CHEi;vi:n.
BOOK AND PAMPHLET BINDING IN ALL ITS VARIETIES.
ROBERT RURLEN,
BOOK and PAMPHLET BINDER,
30 EXCHANGE STREET, BOSTON.
Special attention paid to binding of large lllustraled Works
and Engravings.
Large Polios for Engravings and Drawings.
Library Books Rebound and Repaired at short notice, at low prices.
J. W. BAILEY & SON,
Wholeeiale and Retail Dealers in
Mouldings^ Brackets^
MARBLEOID MANTEL SHELVES,
Ciiitta, Coiifliiclors, Eoor M WJnflow Frames,
Newells, Stair Posts, Rails, Balusters, and
Building Trimmings of all kinds,
14 CHARLESTOWN STREET,
HAYMAKKET SQUARE,
JoTiiAM W. Bailev, j Across the Street from "DridTnAT
Edward 8. Bailey, i Front end of Boston & Maine Depot. DUO J. UiN i
SANFORD & COVEL,
MILL SUPPLIES
A SPSGIALiTY.
Hardware,
Agricultural Tools,
And Painters' Supplies.
SOLE ^VGEINTS FOR
J. J. H. GREGORY'S (OF MARBLEHEAD),
GARDEN SEEDS.
71 Pleasant Street, Fall River, Mass.
E. S. WILLIAMS,
DEALER IN
FRESH & SALT
&c., &c.
Washington St,, opposite Fisher, N. Attleboro, Mass.
FRUITS AND BERRIES IX THEIR SEASON,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
all kinds of
COAL,
For Family & Manufacturing purposes.
ALSO, —
Wood, Baled and Loose Hay and Straw,
WASHINGTON STREET,
Opposite Fisher, NORTH ATTLEBORO, MASS.
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Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
ICE,
Office: Washington St., opposite Fisher,
NORTH ATTLEBORO, MASS.
RICHARD DIEMAR,
MANUFACTURER OF
Breecl k Izzle-Loaiini Sliot M.,
"WITH THK liATKST IMIPROVEjMENTS.
Also, ready made Guns and Pistols
constantly on hand.
ALIi KINDS OF
Engraving, Steel Stamps, Stencil
Plates, &c.
REPAIRINS, &c., PROMPTLY DONE.
&1 Powfler & &IID fflaterials
Sold at the lowest prices.
19 SCHOOL STREET, TAUNTON, IfASS.,
21 DOCK SQUARE, BOSTON.
L. W. PICKENS,
WEST BOSTON
k MiLDIIG MILL
Causeway, corner of Merrimac Street,
BOSTON,
/ Manufacturer of every description
of.
MOULDINGS
USED BY BUILDERS.
ALSO, STAIR RAILS, GUTTERS
AND CONDUCTORS.
LiNOiLN & mpmmm,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
WOODEN-WARE,
Willow and Tin- Ware, Brooms, Brushes,
Mats, Cordage,
FRENCH, GERMAN, AND AMERICAN BASKETS.
Clothes Dryers, Lawn, Camp and Hunters' Tents, &c.
15 and IG Faneuil Hall 8q.
(SOTJTKC SIIDE.)
ALEXANDER LINCOLN".
WILLIAM L. HOPKINSON.
BOSTON
J. W. LUTHER & CO.,
LAPIDARIES,
ATTLEBORO, MASS.
JAMES W. LUTHER. JOHN W. LUTHER,
Hair 1^ Kid G-love Store,
AND LADIES' HAIR DRESSING ROOMS,
154 Westminster St. Providence, R. I.
Wig's, Dominoes, siiitl Mjiii* Woi'li to Let,
T£icl GrlovesjJ Cleiiiiecl fbi* lO Cents.
Combings of Hair carefully headed and made into Ilaii- Work.
Hair Work of every description, even including Hair Jewelry, made
to order.
F.R.R.
14 2
Checks
FOR.
Railroafls, Hotels, k.
IIBEEED METAL PEf -PLATES,
For Pews, Settees and Chairs in Halls and Theatres, Doors in
Hotels, &c,, and State-Rooms on Steamers.
For Railroad and Hotel Men, Reform Clubs, Firemen, Constables, Police,
Societies, &c.
JOHN KOBlillSJS, IVIanxifacturer,
4r2 Kneeland l^t.« Boston, 31ass.
•liuiilljiil. ' .
BOSTON "5 O -.'
NEW-YORK
VIA.STONINGTON
2 22^
C. C. BRIGGS & CO.
PIANO-FORTE
3VC-A."KrXTDF'-A.OTXJI=lE!I^S,
iS"©. 7&G \Vasliino:tori St., Boston.
The undersigned having been engaged
for twenty-five years in the manufacture of
PianoFortes, part of the time as Superin-
tendent for two prominent firms, — also a
partner in one five years, — respectfully pre-
sents this notice to his friends and the public
generally, to inform them that he is pre.
pared to furnish a Pirst-Class Instru-
ment at a Lower Price than any maker in Boston ; and he feels sure they will prove
satisfactory after having been subjected to the most critical test.
C. C. BRIGGS.
January, 1878.
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Piano Tuning, Repairing, Polishing, Adjusting Action, and putting the
instrument in thorough order, at reasonable rates.
THE
BRISTOL COUNTY
DIRECTORY;
CONTAIMSG A CLASSIFIED LIST OF THE
PROFESSIONS, TRADES, MERCANTILE, AND
MANUFACTURING PURSUITS,
ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY FOR EACH CITY AND
TOWN IN THE COUNTY OF BRISTOL, MASS.;
ALSO CONTAINING
REGISTERS OF THE SOCIETIES, TOWN AND COUNTY OFFICERS,
ETC., IN THE SAME COUNTY.
COMPILED AND PUBLISHED BY
DEA-lSr DUDLEY & CO.
286 WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON.
1878.
Copyright by DEAN DUDLEY; a. d., 1878.
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The publishers of this Directory have long used Maynard & Noyes' Writing Ink, and
they cordially and freely recommend it to their patrons, and the public generally, as per-
fectly reliable.
II.
PREFACE.
This is the lifth volume of the "Bristol County Direc-
tory," compiled and published by the undersigned, within
the last twelve years.
The work has lived and thrived through varying times
of prosperity and depression in business. It may surely
claim 'popularity and success, — its rewards bestowed by
the patronizing public. We are heartily thankful for all
the favors received, and to envious rivals in the publish-
ing line, we can aflbrd to be generously forgiving.
Our information has been obtained by persistent and
expensive efforts, and is generally accurate. The few
errors and defects are such as works of this kind are ever
subject to, — errors of clerks, printers, proofreaders, etc.
We have corrected many, but still some remain to
humble the responsible author, who is himself imperfect,
and sometimes writes the word he does not mean.
Several of the towns and cities have, on request, fur-
nished us their lists of newly elected officers ; and in some
cases, we have printed both the old lists and the new.
All the information has been collected within a few
weeks. Even to the last moment we have advertised for
recent changes.
Our plan is to go to each city and town, and call upon
every business man for his card, having a scrap book with
each name printed as in the old Directory ; when a name
stands correctly, it is checked ; and all those checked
names are reprinted in the new book, while those not
checked are erased, new ones being written in.
ERRORS.
On page 196, under Societies of Taunton, "Easton"
Benevolent Association, is a misprint for "East Taunton"
Benevolent Association.
Page 141, Long Plain is placed in Fairhaven ; but it
belongs in Acushnet.
Page 123, Wm. O. Brownell, is a "Merchant," not
"Milliner," in New Bedford.
Dean Dudley.
DEALER IN
Ship Stores, Coal, Groceries and Provisions,
Fresh and Salt Meats, Paints, Oils, Tar, Oakum, Plymouth Cordage, &c..
Store rear P. 0. and opposite 0. C. R. R. Wharves, Somerset, Mass.
CUTTER & PARKER,
"WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Doors, Sasles, Bliis, Glazed Winiows, Feace Pales,
Stair Balustei\s, Framing Pins,
Blind Fastenings, &c., &c.
9 and 10 Charlestown St.
HE..F. PAUKBH. ) BOSTON. ! M^ncl°rDcS
Doors of every quality at the lowest
Cash Prices.
m:^rgot brothers,
WATCH CASE MANUFACTURERS,
ENGINE TURNEES AND JOBBERS,
ISTo. 2 3 Water Sti-eet,
Up stairs, ] "R O Q-T" O IVT
A few doors from Washington Street, j JJ \^ iJ I. \J L% ,
E.si)ecial iittcntiuii given to Watch Case Repairing, Springing, lie-Engine Turning,
Engraving, Polishing, &c. Flat Glasses fitted. Jewelry, Silver Ware, Dies, &c., En-
gine Turned. Particular attention given to Orders from Expresses.
Dickinson Type Foimdery.
Phelps, Dalton & Co.
Type Founders,
Electrotypers,
^ Court Avenue, Boston.
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MANUFACTLREK OF
MOULDINGS
AND
HOUSE FINISH
OF ALL KINDS,
ALSO,—
Apothecaries' Drawers & Fittings
Wash Stands, Counters,
Like this in the Cut, or any other kind,
And Store Fittings generally.
A.11 >vovli: ill tills line cloiio
pi'oiTiiptly and ill jsvipe- - —
I'ioi* stvle.
35 to 39 Wareham Street, Boston.
(ESTABLISHED ISI3.)
SMITH d^ liiOVBTT^
Blacksmiths and Machinists,
Maiiur:irlurcl> and iU';ili-i-s in all kiiuls iif
Iron Work for Buildings, Store Fronts, Hyatt Lights,
Stable Work, Elevators, Hoisting Machines,
SLATEHS' and MASONS' TOOLS, BUILDEUS' HARDWARE, STORE
TRUCKS OF ALL KINDS;
Nos. 125, 127 and 129 ALBANY STREET,
BOSTON.
Jobbing a Specialty, Estimates given.
JOSEPH F. PAUL & SONS,
Dealers in all kinds of
AND
SiilliiiBS Hal
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Lumber Wliarves,
Corner of DOVER and ALBANY STS.
Manufaotory,
Corner ALBANY and BRISTOL STS.
BOSTOISr.
Machine-Dressed Cedar Shingles,
all of one width, 20 and 24 inches long. Can be orna-
mented same as slate.
Xi XT IVC :B £3 XI. s
Hard-Pine Timber and Boards
of all sizes and qualities used in the trade.
Pine and Spruce Timber and Boards
of the various kinds used in buildings.
Sheathing, Base Shelving, &c., all worked.
Walnut, Ash, and Cherry Flooring,
Mouldings of all varieties
used for building purposes.
VENEERS and EAIVCY WOODS :
Mahogany, Rosewood, Maple, Ash, Cherry, Cedar,
Walnut, Birds-Eye Maple, &c., &c.
STAIH STOCK :
Posts, Rails, Balusters, &c.,
always on hand.
Planing, Sawing, Turning, Drying, &c.
done promptly. All the above stock furnished promptly
and orders filled, guaranteed equal to samples furnished
when requested.
III.
CONTENTS.
Abbreviations used in this Book, . . iv.
Acushnet, see '' Registers," . . . .173
Advertising Index, ..... iv.
Banks, . . . . . . .21
Bristol Co. Register of Otficers, Courts, &e., 199-203
Business Directory of Bristol County, . 17
Clergymen, ...... 52
Commissioners, ..... 200
County Register, . . . . .201
('ourts in Bristol County, *. . . . 201
Sheriti\and Deputy Sheriffs of Bristol, . . 202
Directory of Patrons outside of Bristol
County, ....... VII.
Express Offices, ..... 75
Index to Advertisements, . . . . iv.
Jewelers, (manufacturing), . . . 108
Justices of the Peace in Bristol County, . 203 to 208
Lawyers, . . . . . . 114
Manufacturers of Cotton Goods, ... 62
Newspapers and Publishers, . . . 124
Notaries Public, page 125, and in the City
and Town Register's, . . . 174 to 197
Physicians and Surgeons, . . . 134
Population of Bristol County, . . . 201
Preface, ....... ii.
Railroad Companies, ..... 200
Railroad Stations, &c., .... 148
Registers of Towns and Cities, . . . 173
Acushnet, 173 F. River, 177 & 198 Rehobotli, 190
Attleboro, 173 Freetown, ^ 180 Seekonk, 190
Berkelev, 175 Mansfield, 188 Somerset, 193
Daitnio'udi, 197 New Bedford, 181 Swansea, 193
Diohtoii, 175 Norton. 189 Taunton, 193
Easton, 175 llayiiham, 189 Westport, 197
Fairhaveii, 197
School Furniture, ..... 165
Senators and Senatorial Districts, . . 199
State Representatives from Bristol County, 199
Telegraph Offices, ..... 165
Title Page, ...... I
U. S. Officials in Bristol County, . . 199
IV.
Index to Advertisements and Business Cards.
Abbreviations used in this Directory, and the Town and County
Ilegisters: —
Adv. for Advertisement; Ag-t. for Agent; Ave. for Avenue;
BIdg. for Building; Blk. for Block; Cor. for Corner; Ch. for
Chnrcli; Col. for Colored: Co. for Company; Est. for Estate;
E. for East; F. II. for Fall Jiiver; Iiid. Ibr Index; La. for
Lane ; n. for near, N. for Noi1h and New ; N. B. for New Bedford ;
No. for North or Number; O. for Order: Op. or Opp. for Oppo-
site: p. for Page; Prop, for Proprietor: P. O. for Post OtRce ;
P. M. lor Postmaster; r. for Ilear; K. R. for Pailroad ; Sq. for
Square; Supt. for Superintendent: Sec'y, for Secretary ; St. for
Street; So. for South; Tel. for Telegraph; U. S. for United
States; W. for West; Wi\ or Whf. for Wliarf.
PAGE
Acushnet Nickel Plating and Gild-
ing Works, H. K. W. Lucat;,
manager .56
Adams George A., Attleboro 13-5
Adams J. H."", Boston 192-3
Aldrich House, F. W. Hniit & Son,
Providence 119
Allen & Robinson, New Bedford.. 127
Allen, situlc & Co., Fall River 64
Arnold Ezra, Attleboro 71
Babcock John & Co., Boston,
front cover
Bailey F. S. & Co., Attleboro.... 192-3
Bailey J. W. & Son, Boston,
front colored leaves
Bancroft & Dyer, Boston,
colored leaf, opp. 17
Barker, Whittaker & Co., Prov. op. 106
Barnes Walter S., Boston, ...opp. 168
Barnev A. R., Dighton 9-5
Barrows E. E. & Co., N. Attleboro 107
Bates J. 11., Providence 1-51
Baxter John, Attleboro -5-5
Belcher Daniel, Easton 186
Berkshire Life Insurance Co., Bos-
ton back cover
Bliss Brothers, Boston back cover
Boston Type Foundry, John K.
Rogers, agent, Boston 112
Boston Young Men's Christian
Union, Boston opp. 181
Bosworth Machine Co., P. Bos-
worth, agent, Attleboro vi.
Bosworth William & Son, New
Bedford 16-17
Bradley Fertilizer Co., Boston,
front colored leaves
Briggs C. C. & Co., Boston,
opp. title page
V\GV.
Brown M. J., Fall River 63
Brown & White, Taunton 79
BrowncU J. W., New Bedford .... 63
Bulloch A. & Co., New Bedford. . . 44
Burlen Rol)eit, Boston,
front colored leaves
Burrouich Brothers, Attleboro .... 55
Bush William R., Fall River 43
Bushce A. cSc Co., Attlel)oro 36
Butler, Brown & Co., Providence,
lirst colored leaf
Butler Henry, Fall River 43
Butler R., Miss, Boston opp. 196
Calkins C. W. & Co., Boston 16-17
Carpenter C. H. & F. F., Prov. opp. 107
Chapin Chas. J., No. Dartmouth . . 72
Christy J. C, No. Attleboro 127
CitizcTis' Nat'l Bank, N. Bedford. 16-17
Clarendon House, L. H. Francis,
Taunton 71
Clark & Sugar, Mansfield 40
Clary Michael, Fall River 43
Coffin Galen, Boston 193
Collins T. F., Boston vi.-yii.
Conant James S., Boston 16-17
Congdon, Carpenter cS: Co., Fall
River SS
Cook & Grew, Fall River 102
Crowd I A., Providence 95
Cruickshank Geo. M.. Prov 80
Cunningham, Hcatli & Co., Boston.
first colored leaf
Cushman Emery, Acushnet 31
Cutter & Parker, Boston.. .opp. preface
Dailey James, F'all River..... opp. 169
Dana G. B., Providence 151
Davis & Hatch, New Bedford, .opp. 140
Davis H. L. & Co., Taunton 80
Davis & Milne, Fall River opp. 107
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
V.
Davis Sewing Machine Co., Boston
first colored leaf
Dearborn N. S., Boston 112
Dennison & Co., Boston,
101, 111 and back of cover
Dickerman D. S., Taunton 9.5
Dieniar Richard, Taunton and Bos-
ton front colored leaves
Doane Elisha, Taunton do
Duchenay Felix D., N. Bedford... 44
Duddy J. &P., Fall River 32
Dudley A. S. Dr., Salem,. ..front cover
Dudley Dean, Boston, 208 and f 'nt cover
Dunham A. B., Providence opp. 02
Dunham William E., Fall River. . G3
Eastern Railroad Co., Boston 96
Eggers S., Ne iv Bedford 14.3
Eldredge S. H., Jr., Attleboro 13.5
Finn William, Boston opp. 141
Fisher Mason & Co., Fall River. . . 143
First Nat'l Bank, Attleljoro 47
F"orbes' Lithograph Manufacturing
Co., Boston,
back cover, and opp. 172 and 173
Frost & Isherwood, Fall River 48
Garnett J. H., New Bedford 40
Gay A. R. & Co., Boston vi.
Gibbs Lot H., New Bedford 44
Gilford & Allen, New Bedford .... 88
GiflTord Noah, New Bedford 44
Gilman F. L., New Bedford 16-17
Gilmore R. S., Boston ii.-iii.
Gordon Robert, New Bedford 71
Gould J. D., Boston opp. 197
Greenleaf G. & Co., Boston 7»
Grinnell Mariamnc, Fall River, opp. 107
Hardy A. N., Boston opp. 140
Hatch & Co., New Bedford.. ..opp. 76
Hatha wav William G., Taunton.. . 95
Hawkins H. C. cS: Bro., F. River . . 88
Hawkins W. H., Fall River 40
Hayden & Crossman, N. Bedford . 36
Hay ward & Briggs, Attleboro 3-5
Hay ward & Carpenter, Attleboro. .186
Higganum Manufacturing Comp'y,
lioston VII.
Holmes & Cheever, Attleboro,
front colored leaves
Horton, Angell & Co., Attleboro .. 56
Howard E. & Co., Boston opp. 168
Howard O. H. P., Fall River 39
Howland & Smith, N. Bedford, 102, 191
Hughes J. A., Boston 136
Hunt F. W. & Son,
see Aklrich House 119
Indexical Soap Company, Boston,
inside back cover
Johnson D. M. Dr., Fall River, opp. 197
Johnson Oliver & Co., Providence,
front cover
Judge J. D. (M. D.), Boston, back cover
Kendall II. C , Boston u.-iii.
Kent A. G., Taunton, 120
Lamliert Frank T., Fairhaven 35
Lawrence Chas. E., New Bedford. 36
Leatherbee Andrew F., Boston... 16-17
Lincoln & Hopkinson, Boston,
front colored leaves and 172
Lobdell C. P., Providence,
front colored leaves
Lombard & Co., Boston 112
Lord H. & G. W., Boston 192
Luther H. R., New Bedford 32
Luther J. W. & Co.. Attleboro,
front colored leaves and 135
Macdonald R. B., Attlel)oro 3.5
Macullar, Williams & Parker, Bos-
ton 144 and 145
Mansfield House, Clark & Segur,
Mansfield 40
Margot Bros., Boston opp. preface
Marston & Crapo, New Bedford. . . 87
Mason George A., Attlelioro 79
Mass. Mutual Ins. Co., Boston opp. 106
Maynard D. H. & Co., Attleboro, 192-3
Maynard & Noyes, Boston,
foot lines on title page
McKeon Sc Kellev, Taunton 23
McNutt J. J., Boston 193
Meiggs & Briggs, Attleboro 24
Meyer J., Boston, ....first colored leaf
Milliken C. D.. New Bedford 72
Miueur G., Fall River 24
Morey John, Providence,
front colored leaves
Murphy John & Co., Fall River,
opp. 169
Murphy Michael, Attleboro 63
Nat 1 Tube Works Co., Boston. . . . 178
New Bedford and N. Y. Steam-
ship Co., F. H. Forbes, agent,
New Bedford opp. 180
New England Conservatory of Mu-
sic, Boston 170
New England Tvpe Foundry Co.,
Boston ■ 192
North C. H. & Co., Boston,
inside front cover
O'Connor William, Attleboro .... 47
O'Hearn James, Fall River 31 and 191
Old Colonv House, A. R. White,
East Taunton 72
O'Marra & Dorgan, Taunton 48
Oriental Powder Mills, Boston,
front cover
Orr James, South Attleboro . .opp. 106
Packard L. H. Mrs., N. Bedford. .. 87
Parker & Gannett, Boston,
last colored leaf
Paul Joseph F. & Sons, Boston, u]ip. in.
Pelletier Joseph, Fall River 23
Phelps, Daiton & Co , Boston,
opp. preface
Photo. Electrotype Co., Boston, J.
H. Stark, manager 119
Pickens L. W., Boston, front col. leaves
Pond Joseph E. Jr., Attleboro 24
Potter W. F. & Co., N. Bedford. . . 87
Providence and Worcester R. R.
Co., Providence 128
Reed B. T., Somerset ii.
ReedE. M., Mansfield 102
Reeve Nathaniel L., N. Bedford . . 48
Ridgway J. , Fal I Ri ver 23
Ilobbins John, Boston ..opp. title page
Robinson Bros. & Co., Boston
inside back cover
Russell A. C, Boston 191
Sanford & Covel, Fall River,
front colored leaves
VI.
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Scott A. J., North Attleboro 47
Scott T. E.. North Attlcbore 56
Sherman C. E. W. & Son, North
Attleboro opp. 109
Sherman Ellery C, Mansfield .... 39
Sherman Z., Taunton 72
Simmons 11. F. & Co., Attleboro
Falls 35
Slade John P., Fall River 32
Smith & Lovett, Boston ii.-iii.
Southard L. C, No. Easton 192-3
Sovereigns of Industr}-, J. O.
Hinckley agent, Attleboro 55
Sowle F. A., N. Bedford, first col'd leaf
Spencer A. H., Boston front cover
Spicers & Peckham, Providence,
inside front cover
Spink C. B, Mrs., Providence 120
St. George's House, Jas. Scholes.
propr., Fall liiver 23
Stafford & Co., Providence 80
Stanley Bros., Attleboro Falls 135
Stark James H., (see Photo. Elec-
trotype Co.) 119
Stearns A. T., Boston 143
Stickncy & Poor, Boston . . .front cover
Sullinss, Kingman & Co., New
Bedford 87
Sweenv William, Providence .opp. fi3
Thayer O. S. & Co., Attleboro 39
Thompson H. E., Plainville, near
No. Attleboro 63
Tower J. H., Providence 151
Union Boiler Works, J. C. Brad-
ford, agent, New Bedford 16-17
Wade, Davis & Co., Plainville, near
No. Attleboro 120 and opp. 107
Waldron Brothers, No. Dighton .. 186
Wallace P. H., Fall River 127
Walther Madame, Boston,
first colored leaf
Warner W. W., Providence... opp. 108
Warren R., Boston opp. 77
Watson & Bisbee, Boston 178
Watson Samuel & Son, N. Bedford 39
Webster G. K. & Co., N. Attleboro 24
Webster Joseph , Taunton 127
Wheaton Hiram, N. Bedford 55
Wheeler A. W. & Co., Boston .... 152
Whitcomb A. G.. Boston,
col., opp. inside back cover
Whittcraore Brothers, Boston,
front colored leaves
Whitman E. F., Dr., Boston 209
Whitnev E. cSc Co., Attleboro Falls 31
WhitneV F. G. tt Co., N. Attleboro 3o
Wilber D. E., Taunton 72
Wilbur Abram F., Tauntim 127
Wilbur A. cSi Co., Boston.
inside front cover
Williams Charles, Jr., Boston, .opp. 197
Williams E. S., North Attleboro,
front colored leaves
Wolfendale William, Fall River . . 64
Woodward & Brown, Boston 16-17
Young.M.'A. Mrs., N. Attleboro . . 56
BOSWORTH MACHINE SHOP,
MACHINIST,
And Manufacturer of New Machinery,
JEWELERS' TOOLS, SHAFTING, PULLEYS, &c.
[[gi= Particular attention paid to MACHINE JOBBING of all kinds.
Shop in F. G. WHITNEY'S BUILDING, CHESTNUT ST.,
Near the Attleboro Branch R. R. - - - NORTH ATTLEBORO, MASS.
ESTABLISHED 1847.
AARON R. GAY & CO.,
-AND-
Blank Book Manufacturers.
ACCOUNT BOOKS MADE TO ORDER,
130 State Street, - - - Boston
T. F. COLLINS,
If^aina P'a'O^l^ ^ul^f*
•AND-
BLANK BOOK BINDER,
FItAlVItLIlV BUILOIINO,
73 Federal Street, - BOSTON, MASS.
AIL KIITDS OF BLANK BOOK BINBmG,
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
Railroad, Bank and Mercantile
ACCOUNT BOOKS.
We offer the advantages of a PAPER RULER and BLANK BOOK
BINDER, two Branches combined.
PATENTEE OF THE
Collins Striker, for Ruling Machines.
ALSO, THE
DOUBLE RULING MACHINE ATTACHMENT.
These patents enal)le us to do work in large quantities, at the lowest prices.
Higganum Manufacturing Corporation.
♦ « ♦ ' ♦
mm mmmi
38 SOUTH MARKET ST., BOSTON, MASS.
J. A. SMITH - - (Formerly with Ames Plow Co.) - - Manager.
'MURRA Y.
The Charter Oak Swivel Plow received highest award at Centennial ; Silver
Medal at New England Fair, 1875 ; First Premium at Grand Plow-
ing Match, at Connecticut State Fair, September, 1876.
For the better accommodation of our customers and the public, we have
opened a "Warehouse at
pij^o. 3s soxjTH m:ar.ket street.
■We shall keep a full line of AQRICULTUKAL IMPLEMENTS of our own
manufacture, among which raay be found
Charter Oak Swivel, Centennial, Silver Eagle, J. Nourse's Eagle. Prouty
& Mears', Martin's, Hulburt's, and Doe's Plows. EXTRA CASTINGS for all
leading Plows constantly on hand.
Harrows, Cultivators, Horse Hoes, Seed Sowers, Road Scrapers, Field and
Garden Rollers, Cider Mills, "Wine and Lard Presses, Hand Carts, Store and
Steamboat Trucks, Express and Railroad Baggage Barrows, "Wheelbarrows,
Canal Barrows, "Wheeljacks; Hay, Stalk and "Vegetable Cutters; Corn Shellers ;
Corn Planters ; Meat Cutters, Sausage Stuffers, Ox "yokes and Bows, "Whiffle-
troes, Bag-Holders, Corn and Coffee MUls, Trace Chains, Churns, Butter
"Workers, Grindstones, (Plain and Mounted), Shovels, Spades, Scoops, Hay,
Manure and Spadeing Forks, Hay and Garden Rakes, Scythes, Snaths, Scythe
Stones and Rifles, One and Two Horse Mowing Macliines, Horse Rakes, Lawn-
Mowers, &c. Also,
OLD'S PATENT HORSE-POWERS,
Thrashing Machines, Drag and Circular Saws. This Power and Thrashing
Machine received FIRST PREMIUM at NEW ENGLAND and
MAINE STATE FAIRS, in September, 1877.
We hope, with low prices and strict attention to business, to receive your
favors. Circulai^s and Price Lists furnished free.
HIGGANUM MANUFACTURING CORPORATION,
38 South Market Street, Boston.
FACTORY, AT HIGGANUM, CONN.
VII.
DIRECTORY OF PATRONS
OUTSIDE OF
BRISTOL COUNTY, MASS.
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES.
Higgaiuim Manufoctuiing Co., 38 South
Market, (opp. page VII.), Boston
Parker & Gannett, 49 North Market, (last
colored leaf), "
Whitteinorc Brothers, 128 South Market,
(front colored leaves), "
ARTIFICIAL NOSES.
Dudley A. S. Dr., 224 Essex, (front cover), Salem
ARTISTS' MATERIALS.
Johnson Oliver & Co., 13 to 19 Exchange,
(front cover). Providence
ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHER.
Hardy A. N., 493 Washington, (page 140), Boston
AWNINGS.
Erickson A., 38 North Market, Boston
BADGES AND BAGGAGE CHECKS.
Robbins John, 42 Kneehmd, (opp. title page),
Boston
BALCONIES, RAILINGS, &c. (IRON.)
(See also L-on Fences, ^c.J
Tower J. H., corner Page and Friendship,
(page 151), Providence
BALUSTERS, POSTS, RAILS, BRACKETS, &c.
Bailey J. W. & Son, 14 Charlestown, (front
colored leaves). Boston
Cutter & Parker, 9 and 10 Charlestown,
(opp. preface), •<
Paul J. F. & Sons, Albany, cor. Bristol, (p. iii.) "
AVatson & Bisbee, Friend, corner Causeway,
(page 178), "
VIII. BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
BEDDING, FEATHERS, &c.
Wheeler A. W. & Co., 126 Hanover, (page
152), Boston
BICYCLES.
Cunningham, Heath & Co., 178 Devonshire,
(first colored leaf), Boston
BLACKSMITHS.
Smith & Lovett, 125, 127 and 129 Albany,
(page ii.-iii.), Boston
Crowell A. 219 Eddy, (page 95), Providence
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER.
Burlen R., 30 Exchange, (front colored leaf), Boston
Collins T. F., 73 Federal, (page vi.),
Gay A. R. & Co., 130 State, (page vi.), "
BOARDING HOUSE.
Spink C. B. Mrs., 154 South Main, (page
120), Providence
BOILER TUBES, RODS, &c.
National Tube Works Co., 8 Pemberton sq.,
(page 178), Boston
BOOKBINDERS.
Burlen Robert, 30 Exchange, (front colored
leaves), Boston
Collins T.F. (blank bks), 73 Federal, (p. vi.), "
BOX MANUFACTURERS.
Barnes Walter S., (paper), 54 Chauncy,
(opp. page 168), Boston
Deunison & Co., (jewelers' boxes, &c.), 19
Milk, (pages 101, 111, and back of book), <'
BRACKETS, GUTTERS, CONDUCTORS, &c.
Bailey J. W. & Son, 14 Charlestown, (front
colored leaves), Boston
Pickens L. W., Causeway, corner Merrimac,
(front colored leaves), "
Watson & Bisbee, Friend, corner Causeway,
(page 178),
BRIDGES, (IRON.)
Tower J. H., corner Page and Friendship,
(page 151), Providence
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
BRUSH MANUFACTURERS.
Johuson Oliver & Co., 13 to 19 Exchange,
(front cover), Providence
BUILDERS' HARDWARE.
Smith & Lovett, 125 to 129 Albany, (page
ii.-iii.), Boston
CABINET MAKERS.
Bancroft & Dyer, 180 Tremont, (opp. p. 17), Boston
Finn William, ,57 Cornhill, (opp. p. 141), "
CARRIAGE HARDWARE.
Congdon, Carpenter & Co., 81 Canal,
(page 88), Providence
CHAIRS, SETTEES, DESKS, &c., FOR SCHOOL
ROOMS.
Whitcomb A. G., 73 Fnlton, (opp. inside
back cover), Boston
CHURNS, (Blanchard, Prize, and Cylinder.)
Parker & Gannett, 49 North Market, (last
colored leaf), Boston
CHECKS, (Railroad and HoteL^
Robbins John, 42 Kneeland, (opp. title
page ) , Boston
CIDER AND WINE MILLS.
Parker & Gannett, 49 North Market,
(last colored leaf) , Boston
CLOCK AND WATCH MANUFACTURERS.
Howard E.& Co., 114 Tremont, (opp. p. 168), Boston
CLOTHIERS AND CLOTHING DEALERS.
Macnllar, Williams & Parker, 400 Washing-
ton, (wholesale cloth department), 81
Hawley, (pages 144 and 145), Boston
Branch, Store, 53 and 57 Westminster,
(pages 144 and 145), Providence
COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS.
Stickney & Poor, 20 India, (front cover), Boston
COFFEE ROOM.
Boston Young Men's Christian Union, 18
Boylston, (opp. p. 181), Boston
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
COLLEGE -
Warner W. W., (polytechnic business), 283
Westminster, (opp. page 108), Providence
CORDAGE.
Lincoln & Hopkinson, 15 and 16 Faneuil Hall
square, (page 172 and front col. leaves), Boston
CORN SHELLERS.
Parker & Gannett, 49 Noith Market, (last
colored leaf), Boston
COTTON AND WOOLEN MILL SUPPLIES.
Butler, Brown & Co., 34 and 35 Exchange
place, (opp. inside front cover). Providence
COTTON GOODS MANUFACTURERS.
Stafford & Co., 57 We^-bosset, (p. 80), Providence
DENTIST.
Dudley A. S. Dr., 224 Essex, (front cover), Salem
DESK MANUPACTCTRER.
Finn Wm., 57 Cornhill, (opp. p. 141), Boston
DOORS, SASHES, BLINDS, WINDOW FRAMES, &c.
<v^utter & Parker, 9 and 10 Charlestowu,
(opp. preface), Boston
McNutt J. J., Maiden, junction Warehatn,
(page 193),
DRESS MAKING.
Walther Madame, 14 West, (first colored
leaf) , Boston
DRUGGISTS' BOXES.
Dennison & Co., 19 Milk, (pages 101, 111,
and back of book), Boston
DRUGGISTS AND DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES.
Johnson Oliver & Co., 13 to 19 Exchange,
(front cover J, Providence
ELECTRICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Williams Charles Jr., (109 Court, opp. p. 197)Boston
ELECTROTYPERS.
Boston Type Foundry, 104 Milk, (page 112), Boston
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
The Photo-Electrotype Co., 171 Devonshire,
( page 119), Boston
Phelps, Dalton & Co., 3 Conrt avenue, (opp.
preface), "
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
Boston Young Men's Christian Union, 18
Boylston, Boston
ENGRAVER AND PLATE PRINTER.
Dearborn N. S., 3 School, (page 112), Boston
ENGRAVERS ON WOOD.
Conant James S., 13 Franklin, (p. 10-17), Boston
Russell A. C, 13 Pemberton square, (p. 191), "
EXPRESSES.
Hatch & Co., 34 and 35 Court square, (opp.
page 76), Boston
FARMING TOOLS, SEEDS, &c.
(See Agncultiiral Warehouses.)
Higganum Manufacturing Co., 38 S. Market,
(page vii.), Boston
FERTILIZERS.
Bradley Fertilizer Co., 24 Broad, (front
colored leaves), Boston
Higganum Manufacturing Co., 38 S. Market,
(page vii.), "
North" Charles H. & Co., 33 and 34 North
Market, and 27 and 29 Faneuil Hall Mar-
ket, (inside front cover),
Parker & Gannett, 49 North Market, (last
colored leaf),
Whittemore Brothers, 128 South Market,
(front colored leaf).
FIRE INSURANCE.
Massachusetts Mutual Insurance Co., 39
Court, (opp. page 106), Boston
FISHERMEN'S SUPPLIES, (Nets Seines, &e.)
Lord H. &G. W., Ill Commercial, (p. 192), Boston
FLAGS.
Erickson A., 38 North Market, Boston
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BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS and DEALERS.
Biincroft & Dyev, 180 Treraont, (colored
leaf opp. page 17), Boston
Finn William, (office fixtures, dec), 57 Corn-
hill, (opp. page 141), "
Sweeney William, 163 to 173 North Main,
(opp. page 63), Providence
GALVANIZED HARDWARE.
Bliss Bros., 170 Commercial, (hack cover), Boston
GRANITE WORKER AND DEALER.
Lohdell C. P., 575 High, (front colored
leaves) , Providence
GRINDSTONES.
Lombard & Co., Lewis' wharf, cor. Atlantic
avenue, (page 112), Boston
Parker cfe Gannett, 49 North Market, (last
colored leaf), «*
GUNPOWDER MANUFACTORY.
Oriental Powder Co., 13 Broad, (front cover), Boston
GUNSMITH.
Diemar Richard, 21 Dock square, (front
colored leaves), Boston
GUTTERS AND CONDUCTORS.
Stearns A. T., 2 P. O. sq., (p. 143), Boston
GYMNASIUM.
Boston Young Men's Christian Union, 18
Boylston, (opp. page 181), Boston
HAIR DRESSERS, (Ladies.)
Butler R. Miss, 132 Tremont, (opp. p. 196), Boston
Morey John, 154 Westminster, (front colored
leaves), Providence
HAIR JEWELRY MANUFACTURER.
Morey John, 154 Westminster, (front colored
leaves), Providence
HAIR SWITCH MANUFACTURER
Morey John, 154 Westminster, (front colored
leaves), Providence
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
HAIR WORK AND HAIR GOODS.
Butler K. Miss, 132 Tremont, (opp. p. 196), Boston
Morey J., 154 Westminster, (front colored
leaves), Providence
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
Bliss Bros., 170 (Commercial, (back cover), Boston
Barker, Whitaker & Co., (importers and
jobbers), 22 and 24 Westminster, (opp.
page 106), Providence
HAY, STRAW AND CORN STALK CUTTERS, HAY
AND MANURE PORKS.
Parker & Gannett, 49 North Market, (last
colored leaf), Boston
Whittemore Brothers, 128 South Market,
(front colored leaf), "
HORSE AND WAGON COVERS.
Erickson A., 38 North Market, Boston
HORSE AND HAND LAWN MOWERS, HORSE
HOES, CULTIVATORS and HAY TEDDERS,
(Bullard's Improved.)
Parker & Gannett, 49 No. Market, (last
colored leaf) , Boston
HORSE RAKES, (Bay State and others.)
Parker & Gannett, 49 North Market, (last
colored leaf) , Boston
HOTEL.
Aldrich House, F. W. Hunt and Son,
(page 119), Providence
HOTEL CHECKS.
Robbins John, 42 Kneeland, (opp. title p.), Boston
ICE TOOL DEALERS, (Wm. T. Wood & Co.'s.)
Parker & Gannett, 49 North Market, (last
colored leaf) , Boston
INK MANUFACTURERS, (Writing.)
Maynard & Noyes, HI Water, (foot lines on
title page), ' Boston
INSURANCE, (Fire.)
Massachusetts Mutual Insurance Co., 39
Court, (opp. page 106), Boston
6 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
INSURANCE, (Life.)
Berkshire Life Insurance Co., Foss & Hull,
general agents, 223 Washington, (back
cover), Boston
INTERIOR DECORATIONS.
Bancroft & Dyer, 180 Tremont, (colored leaf,
opp. page 17), Boston
IRON BRIDGES, FENCES, RAILINGS, BAL-
CONIES, &c.
Tower J. H., corner Page and Friendship,
(page 151), Providence
IRON AND STEEL.
CJongdon, Carpenter & Co., 81 Canal, (page
88), Providence
IRON FRONTS.
Smith & Lovett, 125 to 129 Albany, (page
ii.-iii.), Boston
JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE PLATER.
Meyer Jul.. 28 Avon, (first colored leaf), Boston
JEWELERS' BOXES, JEWELRY CASKETS,
SOAP, &c.
Dennison & Co., 19 Milk, (pages 101 and
111, and back of book), Boston
JEWELERS' TOOLS.
Crowell A., 219 Eddy, (page 95), Providence
KID GLOVE IMPORTER.
Morey John, 154 Westminster, (front colored
leaves). Providence
KITCHEN FURNISHING ARTICLES, (Wholesale.)
Lincoln & Hopkinson, 15 and 16 Faneuil Hall
square (page 172, and front col. leaves), Boston
LABEL MANUFACTURERS.
Dennison & Co., 19 Milk, (pages 101 and
111, and back of l)ook), Boston
LADIES' HATS AND HEAD DRESSES, (French.)
Warren R., 496 Washington, (opp. page
77), Boston
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR MANUFACTURER.
Walther Madame, (Maisou Francaise), 14
West, (front colored leaf), Boston
LAWYER AND PUBLISHER.
Dudley Dean, 286 Washington, (page 208
and front cover) , Boston
LEAD AND COLOR MANUFACTURERS.
Johnson Oliver & Co., 15 to 19 Exchange,
(front cover). Providence
LIBRARY
Boston Young Men's Christian Union, 18
Boylston, (opp. page 181). Boston
LIFE INSURANCE
Berkshire Life Insurance Co., 223 Washing-
ton, (back cover), Boston
LITHOGRAPHERS
Forbes Lithograph Manufacturing Co., 197
Devonshire, (back cover and opp. pages 172
and 173), Boston
LOUNGE AND MATTRESS MANUFACTURER
Sweeney William, 163 to 173 North Main,
(opp. page 63), Providence
LUMBER DEALERS
Lcatherbee A. F., 376 Albany, (p. 16-17), Boston
Paul .Joseph F. & Sons, Bay State Moulding
Mill, Albany, cor. Bristol, (opp. p. iii.),
Stearns A. T., P. O. sq., (page 143),
Watson & Bisbee, Friend, corner Causeway,
(page 178), " "
Carpenter C. H. & F. F., Gano, near India
and 22 Branch avenue, (opp. p. 107), Providence
MACHINERY AND TOOL FORGING
Crowcll A., 219 Eddy, (page 95), Providence
MACHINISTS
Smith & Lovett, 125 to 129 Albany,
(p ii.-iii.), Boston
Cruickshank George M. & Co., 276 Dyer,
(page 80), Providence
MACHINISTS' AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES
Barker, Whittaker & Co., 22 and 24 West-
minster, (opp. page 106), Providence
8 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
MAISON FRANCAISE
Walther Madame, 14 West, (first colored
leaf) , Boston
MANTELS
Bailey J. W. & Son, (marbleoid), 14 Charles-
town, (front colored leaves), Boston
Lobdell C. P., 575 High, (front colored
leaves), Providence
MANUFACTURERS' SUPPLIES
Barker, Whittaker & Co., 22 and 24 West-
minster, (opp. page 106), Providence
Butler, Brown & Co., 34 and 35 Exchange
place, (front colored leaf),
Dunham A. B., 118 Dorrance, (opp. p. 62),
Johnson Oliver & Co., 15 to 19 Exchange,
(front cover), "
MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKER
Lobdell C. P., 575 High, (front colored
leaves). Providence
MARBLEOID MANTEL SHELVES
Bailey J. W. & Son, 14 Charlestown, (front
colored leaves), Boston
MERCHANDISE TAGS
Dennison & Co., 19 Milk, (pages 101 and
and 111, and back of book), Boston
MERCHANT TAILORS
MacuUar, Williams & Parker, 400 Washing-
ton, (pages 144 and 145), Boston
MICA
Gould J. D., 101 Milk, (opp. p. 197), Boston
MILLINERY GOODS, (French)
Warren R., 496 Washington (opp. p. 77), Boston
MOULDINGS OF ALL KINDS FOR BUILDINGS
Bay State Moulding Mill, J. F. Paul & Sons,
Albany, corner Bristol, (opp. p. iii.), Boston
MOULDINGS, BRACKETS, GUTTERS, &c
Bailey J. W. & Son, 14 Charlestown (front
colored leaves), Boston
Gilmore R. S., 35 to 39 Wareham, (p. ii.-iii), "
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 9
McNult J. J., junction of Maiden and Ware-
ham, (page 193), Boston
Pickens L. W., Causeway, corner Merrimac,
(front colored leaves), "
Watson & Bisbee, Friend, corner Causeway,
(page 178),
MUSIC SCHOOL
New England Conservatory of Music, Music
Hall, (page 170), Boston
NETTINGS AND SEINE FITTINGS
Lord H. & G. W., Ill Commercial, (page
192), Boston
OCULIST AMD AURIST
Whitman E. F. Dr., Beacon, corner Tremont
place, (page 209), Boston
OXY-HYDROGENATED AIR
Judge J. D., (M. D.), 79 Beach, (back cover), Boston
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, &c.
Johnson Oliver & Co., 15 to 19 Exchange,
(front cover). Providence
PAMPHLET BINDER
Burlen Robert, 30 Exchange, (front colored
leaves), Boston
PAPER BOX MANUFACTURER
Barnes Walter S., 54 Chauncv, (opp. page
168), ■ Boston
Dennison & Co., 19 Milk, (pages 101 and
111, and back of cover), "
PATENTS, SOLICITORS OF
Adams J. H., 33 School, (ip. 192-3), Boston
Spencer A. H., 28 State, room 19, (front
cover) , ' •
PATTERN MAKING
Coffin Galen, 8 Province (p. 193), Boston
McNutt J. J.. Wareham, corner Maiden,
(page 193), Boston
PERFUMERY AND TOILET ARTICLES
Morey J., 154 Westminster, (front colored
leaves), Providence
10 BRISTOL COUKTY DIllECTORY.
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Hardy A. N., 493 Washington, (opp. page
140), Boston
Dana G. B., 202 Westminster, (page 151),
Providence
PHOTO-ELECTROTYPING
The Photo-P^lectrotypingCo., 171 Devonshire,
(page 119), Boston
PHOTO-LITHOGRAPHY
Forbes Lithograph Manufacturing Co., (opp.
page 172 and back cover), Boston
PHYSICIANS
Judge J. D., (M. D.), 79 Beach, (back
cover) , Boston
Whitman E. F., (M. D.), oculist and
aurist, Beacon, corner Tremont place,
(page 209),
PIANO-FORTE MANUFACTURERS
Briggs C. C. & Co., 786 Washington, (opp.
title page), Boston
Woodward & Brown, 690 Wash'n, (p. 16-17) "
PLANING, &c.
Pickens L, W., Causeway, corner Merrimac,
(front colored leaves), Boston
PLOW CASTINGS, PLOWS, HARROWS, &c.
Parker & Gannett, 49 North Market, (last
colored leaf), Boston
Whittemore Brothers, 128 So. Market, (front
colored leaves), "
PLUMBER.
Clary Michael, 52 Columbia, (p. 43), Fall River
POWDER DEALERS.
Diemar R., 21 Dock square, (front colored
leaves), Boston
Oriental Powder Co., 13 Broad, (front cover), "
PRINTERS.
Calkins C. W. & Co., 286 Wash'n, (p. 16-17), Boston
Forbes Lithorgraph Manufacturing Co.. 197
Devonshire, (opp. pages 172 and 173, and
back cover), "
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 11
PRINTERS, COPPER PLATE.
Dearborn N. S., 3 School, (page 112), Boston
PRINTERS' JOINER.
Coffin Galen, 8 Province, (page 193), Boston
PROVISION DEALERS.
North Charles H. & Co., 27 and 29 Faneuil
Hall Market, (inside front cover;, Boston
PUBLISHERS.
Dudley Dean, (directories a speciality), 286
Washington, (page 208 and front cover), Boston
PUMPS, CUCUMBER WOOD, &c.
Parker & Gannett, 49 North Market and 46
Merchants' Row, (last colored leaf), Boston
Whittemore Brothers, 128 South Market,
(front colored leaves), '*
RAILROAD FREIGHT CAR MANUFAC-
TURERS.
National Tube Works Co., 8 Pembertou sq.,
(page 178), Boston
RAILROADS.
Eastern Railroad Co., Canseway, foot of
Friend, (page 96), Boston
Providence and Worcester Railroad Co., Ex-
change place, (page 128), Providence
RAILROAD CHECKS.
Robbins John, 42 Kneeland, (op. title page), Boston
READING ROOM.
Boston Yonng Men's Christian Union, 18
Bo3dston, (opp. page 181), Boston
REEDS AND HARNESSES, (Manufacturer
AND Repairer.)
Dunham A. B., 118 Dorrance, (opp. page 62),
Providence
RIDING SCHOOL.
Cunningham, Heath & Co., 178 Devonshire,
(front colored leaf), Boston
12 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
ROOFING MATERIALS.
Wilbur A. & Co., 529 Commercial, (inside
front cover), Boston
ROOFING SLATES, (Importers & dealers.)
Wilbur A. & Co., 529 Conimorcial, (inside
tVoul cover), lioston
SAILMAKER
Ericksoii A., 38 North Market, Boston
SAWING, PLANING, TURNING, &c.
McNutt J. J., Wareham, corner Maiden,
(page 193), Boston
Paul Joseph F. & Sons, Albany, cor. Bristol,
(opp. p. iii.), "
Watson & Bisbee, Friend, corner Causeway,
(page 178),
SCHOOL-HOUSE FURNITURE MANUFAC-
TURER.
Whitcomb A. G., 73 Fulton, (opp. inside
back cover), Boston
SCHOOLS.
Kendall H. C, (normal writing institute),
26 Essex, (p. ii.-iii.), Boston
Warner W. W., (polytechnic business col-
lege), 283 Westminster, (page 108), Providence
SCYTHES, (Messrs. Phillips', &g.)
Parker & Gannett, 49 North Market, [last
colored leaf] , Boston
SEED, (Garden, Grass and Field.)
Higganum Manufacturing Co., 38 South
Market, (p. vii.), ' "
Parker & Gannett, 49 North Market, [last
colored leaf], '•
Whittemore Brothers, 128 South Market,
[front colored leaves], "
SETTEES FOR CHURCHES, &c.
Whitcomb A. G., 73 Fulton, [opp. inside
l)ack cover], Boston
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 13
SEWING MACHINES.
Davis Sewing Machine Co., N. E. Branch, 10
Montgomery place and 33 Brornfield, [opp.
inside front cover], Boston
SHINGLES, CLAP-BOARDS, LATHS, &c.
Leatherhee A. F., 376 Albany, [p. 16-17], Boston
SHIPPING TAGS.
Dennison & Co., 19 Milk, [pages 101 and
111, and back of book], Boston
SHIP TRIMMINGS, (Brass and Galvanized.)
Bliss Brothers, 170 Commercial, [back cover] , Boston
SHOVELS AND SPADES.
Parker & Gannett, 49 North Market, [last
colored leaf], Boston
SHOW CASE MANUFACTURERS.
Finn William, 57 Cornhill, [opp. p. 141], Boston
Huo-hes J. A. & Co., 309 Washington, [page
136], Boston
SILVERW^ARE AND JEWELRY CASES.
Meyer Jul., 28 Avon, [front col. leat] , Boston
SILVERSMITHS' DIES, CUTTERS, HAMMERS.
Crowell A., 219 Eddy, [page 95], Providence
SILVER-WHITE AND SILVER-WHITE
CASKETS.
Dennison &, Co., 19 Milk, [pages 101 and
111 and back of book], Boston
SLATING TOOLS.
Wilbur A. & Co., 529 Commercial, [inside
front cover] , Boston
SOAP MANUFACTURERS.
Robinson Brothers & Co., 51 Chardon, [inside
back cover], Boston
SOLICITORS OF PATENTS.
Spencer A. H., 28 State, room 19, [front
cover] , Boston
14 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
SPORTING APPARATUS, GUNS, &c.
Diemar Richard, 21 Dock square, [front
colored leaves], Boston '
STAIR BALUSTERS.
Biiiley J. W. & Son, 14 Charlestown, [front
colored leaves] , Boston
Cutter & Parker, 9 and 10 Charlestown, [opp.
preface] , ' '
Watson ct Bisbee, Friend, corner Causeway,
[page 178],
STAIR BUILDERS.
Watson & Bisbee, Friend, corner Causeway,
[page 178], Boston
STAIR RAILS, C(3NDUCT0RS, &c.
Pickens L. W., Causeway, corner Merrimac,
[front colored leaves] , Boston
Watson & Bisbee, Friend, corner Causeway,
[page 178],
STATIONERS.
Gay A. R. & Co., 130 State [p. vi.], Boston
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS.
Cruickshank George M. & Co., 276 Dyer,
[page 80], Providence
STEAM AND GAS PIPE MANUFACTURERS.
National Tube Works Co., 8 Pemberton
square, [page 178], Boston
STEREOTYPERS.
Boston Type Foundry, 104 Milk, [p. 112,] Boston
Phelps, Dalton & Co., 3 Court avenue, [opp.
preface]. "
The Photo-Electrotype Co., 171 Devonshire,
[page 119],
STORE FITTINGS.
Finn William, 57 Ccmihill, [opp. p. 141], Boston
Gilmore R. S., 35 to 39 Wareham, [page
11. -111.],
McNutt J. J., Maiden, corner Wareham,
[page 193],
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 15
STOVE AND RANGE MANUFACTURERS.
Spicers & Peckham, 22 Exchange place,
[inside front cover]. Providence
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
Bradley Fertilizer Co., 24 Broad, [front col.
leaves] , Boston
SUPPLIES FOR COTTON AND WOOLEN
MILLS.
Dennison & Co., 19 Milk, [pages 101 and
111, and back of cover], Boston
Butler, Brown & Co., 54 and 35 Exchange
place, [opp. inside front cover,] Providence
TAGS, METAL, [R. R. and Hotel.]
Robbins John, 42 Knecland, [opp. title page],
Boston
TELEGRAPH MATERIALS.
Williams Charles, Jr., 109 Court, [opp.
page 197], Boston
TENTS, [Lawn, Camp and Hunters'.]
Erickson A., 38 North Market, Boston
Lincoln & Hopkinson, 15 and 16 Dock sq.,
[page 172 and front colored leaves], "
TISSUE PAPER.
Dennison & Co., 19 Milk, [pages 101 and
111 and back of book], Boston
TOILET SOAPS, [Manufacturers.]
Robinson Brothers & Co., 51 Chardon, [inside
back cover] , Boston
TYPE FOUNDERS.
Boston Type Foundry, 104 Milk, [p. 112], Boston
New England Type Foundry, 243 Washing-
ton, [page 192], "
Piielps, Dalton & Co., 3 Court avenue, [opj).
preface], "
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
Bancroft & Dyer, 180 Tremont, [colored leaf
opp. page 17], Boston
Wheeler A. W. & Co., 126 Hanover, [p. 152], »'
16 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
VARNISH MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS
Johnson Oliver <&, Co., 15 to 19 Exchange,
[front cover] , Providence
VEGETABLE CUTTERS AND HAY PRESSES.
Parker & Gannett, 49 North Marlcet, [last
colored leaf], Boston
WASH STANDS, [Stationary].
Bailey J. W. & Son, 14 Charlestowu, [front
colored leaves] , Boston
WATCH AND CLOCK MANUFACTURERS.
Howard E. c&Co., 114 Treniont, [opp. page
168], Boston
WATCH-CASE MANUFACTURERS.
Margot Brothers, 23 Water, [opp. preface], Boston
WEATHER VANES.
Parker & Gannett, 49 North Market, [last
colored leaf], Boston
WELL-CURBS, [Manufacturer oi].
Bates J. H., 170 and 176 Dyer, [page 151],
Providence
WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES.
Bailey J. W. & Son, 14 Charlestown, [front
colored leaves] , Boston
WIRE WORKERS AND WEAVERS.
Greenleaf G. & Co,, 90 Union, [p. 79], Boston
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE,
[Wholesale] .
Lincoln & Hopkinson, 15 and 16 Faneuil
Hall square, [p. 172 and front col. leaves], Boston
WOOD WORKERS.
McNutt J. J., juncticm of Maiden and Ware-
ham, [page 193], Boston
Paul Joseph F. & Sons, Albany, cor Brostol,
[opp. p. iii.], Boston
AT GREAT BARGAINS.
IVoodvirard A Brown
[Established 1843.]
690 Washington St., a few doors north of Kneeland St.
BOfSTOIV.
The remarkable beauty and purity
of sound that modern skill has suc-
ceeded iti producing, are nowhere
better exemplified than in the instru-
ments that crowd our wareiooms.
All the qualities that give superiority,
strength of tone, souorousness, ability
to stand in tune, and ease and flexi-
bility of action, are found there in
perfection. These Pianos have long
been fiimous, also, for thorough work-
manship, and the durability that
characterizes them. After years of
service, the full, mellow tone, so delightful and satisfying to the ear, is as perfect as at
first, and in every detail care and nicety in labor are evident.
At the recent Worcester County Exhibitio'n they were awarded the highest premium.
The same was the case at the last great Exhibition and Fair of the Massachusetts Char-
itable Association, held in Boston, of which the late Jonas Cliickering was the president ;
and his pianos took the second prize. They will stand in tune longer than any other
piano manufactured, as we make a specialty of that point.
Pianos sold on Instalments. Old Pianos taken in Exchange for New.
Pianos to let. Pedal Pianos. Tuning and Repairing
done in the best manner.
Woodward & Brown.
690 Washington St.
|fJflMEi^5.€bN^N'T,^
•slnGMVERojiWOOD.^
^•IS Prarkiiir ^T.BpsTon"
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."^*«abiished 185*-
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ANDREW F. LEATHERBEE,
CFormerly of LEATHERBEE BROS.),
No. 376 A.lbaiiy Street,
(WATER SIDE.)
BOSTOEI^
-T>EAIiER IN-
EASTERN AND WESTERN
XjTJT^BEIR;-
CONSTANTI-Y O^S HAND
A full assortment of Shingles, Clapboards, Pickets, Laths : also*
Dry Planed and Joined Spruce Floor Boards, Matched
Boards, Sheathing Base Boards, Shelving, Planed Plank,
and all kinds of Building and Finishing Lumber.
Citizens' National Bank,
36 NORTH "WATER STREET, CORNER CENTRE, . . . NEW BEDFORD, MASS.
OA.I»ITAI^, - -
»500,<>00.
J. A. Beauvais, Presithnt; T. B. Fuli-er, Cashier; Edward B. Brown, Teller r
William A. Tucker, liookkeeper. Directors ; J. K. Heauvais, Jolin P. Knowles.
William J. Kilbum, Joseph H. Cornell, Charles Tueker, Henry T. Wood, John F.
Tucker. Discount days Monday iind Thursday.
FIRE, LIFE & ACCIDENT INSURANCE AGENT,
No. 90 UNION STREET, NEW BEDFORD.
ASSETS OF COMPANIES REPRESENTED, OVER $100,000,000.
LOSSES ADJUSTED AT THIS AGENCY.
Wm. Bosworth & Son,
House Carpenters,
LUMBER DEALEE,
and mannfacturers of, and dealers
in, the latest style of
REFRIGERATORS.
Old Refijgerators altered into the
new plan, and warranted not to>
sweat.
92 North Front St.,
and Hazard's Wharf,
NEW BEDFORD. MASS.
^W>»A7«'->'^^"i
Don't fail to try the Novelty Axle
Grease. Every box warranted.
Union Boiler Works,
27 Front Street, New Bedford, Mass.
m ^m i»i
BOILER©
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION MADE AND REPAIRED IN THE BEST
MANNER, AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
TANKS, COOLERS, HEATERS, IRON PIPE, DOORS, SHUTTERS,
AND SHEET IRON WORK OF ALL KINDS.
Agent for Steam Pumps, Judson Governors. Cold Rolled Shaftine;,
Pulleys and Hangers,
J. C. BRADFORD, Prop'r.
BANCROFT & DYER,
SOLTG ]MA>J"U-ir-ACTXJRH:RS OF
HAZARD'S
PATENT SWING CRIB
!rid A\M 'Pi'oteitoi'.
_ .^
^^ IT SWING-S,
IT HOCKS,
'^T^^^^^^^y IT STANDS STILL.
It is a cradle for tlie infant ; a crib
tor tlie cliild ; a bed for tlie ^^^ou-tb ;
a cbild protector; a Avalking gnard
and a playbonse, conibined.
It is q\iieting to tbe cbildren.
It is convenient, simple, and at-
tractive.
It saves rnotliers niany steps, m.vicli
time and anxiety.
It needs only to be seen to be ap-
preciated and nniversall^^ adopted.
Orders by Express or Mail promptly attended to.
BAI^GROFT 6L DYBR>
No. 180 TREMONT STREET, - - - BOSTON.
CABINET WORK, UPHOLSTERY,
-AND-
E
RlDEeeEATlOiS,
BANCROFT & DYER,
(Successors to BANCROFT & BOYDEN,)
31aiivifactvii'ei's tiiicl Deixlcrss in
PARLOR, LIBRARY, DUE-ROOM it CHAMBER
FURNITURE.
In all the above departments OUR STOCK IS UNUSUALLY LARGE,
and is specially commended to the notice of parties intending to
furnish apartments or residences. Particular attention
given to the manufacture of
MA.isrTP::iLs, mirrors,
CORNICES, DRAPERIES, &e.
Which, in connection with a full line of
LACE CURTAINS & UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
Enables us to offer
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
To parties desiring
l^:TERIOR DECORA.TIO]SrS.
WAREROOMS,
No. 180 TREM:o:NrT STREET.
OIJAIILES P. BANCROFT.
GEORGE B. DYER.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
— OF-
BRISTOL COUNTY, MASS.
lO'T'e-o.
In the following Directory the towns are arranged alpha-
betically. The names in each town, under any business heading,
are alphabetical, and the business headings are alphabetical.
After the name of a street the word street is omitted.
ACADEMIES.
Friends' Academy, Morgan, New Bedford
Wheaton Female Seminary, Miss Ellen M. Has-
kell, Principal, Norton
ACCOUNTANTS.
Bryant John, 69 Walden, New Bedford
Potter Southward, 2d, 104 Union, "
Webb H. 90 Union, "
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
{See also, Hardioare, also Shovel Manufacturers, S^c.J
SANFORD & COVEL, 71 Pleasant, (see adv.
index. ) , Fall River
Franklin J. N. & Co., 4 Kendall's Block, Wasb-
inston, North Attleborough
SULLINGS, KINGMAN &C0., 9 North Third
and 123 Union (see adv. index), New Bedford
Sears F. K., Leonard's Block, Main, Taunton
ALE, PORTER AND CIDER BOTTLERS.
{See, also, Bottling Establishtnetits.)
Tripp & Briggs, 5 Court, Taunton
APOTHECARIES AND DRUGGISTS.
Davis J. R. 37 Long Plain, Acushnet
Clark S. P. & Co., 25 Park, Attleboro
Hardin Wm. H., Park,
18
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
North Eastoii
Fairhaven
Fall River
((
Gould F. H. & Co., Wash. North Attleboro
Sheldon F. A., Kendall's block, Wash.
No. Attleboro
Withington, G. G. & Co.
Church James J. fil Main,
Snow L. M., 61 Main,
Dunbar B., 318 So. Main,
Anthony E. S., 15 North Main,
Baker Charles A. & Co., 3 South Main,
Bennett Wm. G., Durfee block, cor. Main
and Central,
Brow F. E., 63 South Main,
Brow S. F. & Co., 62 Second,
Brown P. S. & Co., 6 Granite block,
Chace J. E. & Sou, 11 Granite Block,
Daley A. H., 105 South Main,
Gagne C, 91 Bedford,
Gibbs S. W., 8 No. Main,
Dion J. B., 9 Borden,
Macfarlane J. A., 267 Pleasant,
Thayer J. H. T., 41 Pleasant,
Webster H. G., 8 Granite block,
Hathaway D. C. H.
Peabody J. W.
Borden Charles T., Main,
Blake James E. & Co., 64 N. Second, New Bedford
Andrews & Foster. 56 Purchase,
Cad well Wm. P. S., 49 Purchase,
Carter R. H., 135 Purchase,
Church C. H., 74 Purchase,
Covell A. H., 299 Purchase,
Holmes Ezra, 160 Purchase,
Lawton C. H. & H. A., 91 Union and 1
Purchase,
Otis Thomas, Union, cor. Cheapside,
Parker H. W. 73 Purchase,
Pease W. A., 183 County & 299 Purchase,
Post W. C, 12 Cheapside, New
Taylor J. P., 99 Third,
Warren & Kelley, cor. Union & Fifth,
Wright J. A.
Barker A. J., 19 Main,
Dunbar Samuel O., 1 Lincoln,
Hanson & Co., 22 City Square,
Hanson & Sprout, 2 Union block,
Freetown
Mansfield
Bedford
Somerset
Taunton
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 19
Ivers Charles F., 77 Main, Taunton
Marvel Bros., 5 Broad Avay,
Nichols J. D., Bay, Hopewell,
Willard A. L., West Water, Weir Villas^e,
< (
ARCHITECTS.
BROWN M. J., Pocasset Bank Bld'g, (see adv.
index), Fall River
Burt, Ichabod B., Sec. E. Granite Block,
Paine W. J., Room 30 Borden Block,
Chandler E. C. Taunton
Hammond Caleb, 129 North Water, New Bedford
Durfee Wm., 5 Parker,
Ingalls S. H., 152 County,
Rogers L. P., 4 North Third, "
ARTISTS' MATERIALS.
Hutchinson S., 142 Union, New Bedford
ARTISTS.
Bradford Wm., Fairhaven
Dunning R. S., 145 So. Main, Fall River
Gifford^C. H., (Marine) 38 William, New Bedford
Landers J. E., (Portrait) 140 Union, "
Ricketson Walton, 142| Union, "
Rodman Edmd., Spring, "
Wall Wm. A., 169 Middle,
White G., Mrs., 142^ Union, ♦*
AUCTIONEERS.
Crandall G. N., 40 North Main, Attleboro
Albro J. G., North Attleboro
Lewis J. A., Dighton
Spooner E. P., North Easton
Green & Son, 33 Bedford, ^ Fall River
Mather Thos.,
Pratt Wm. H., Freetown
Baylies J. B., 99 and 101 Union, New Bedford
Bourne Geo. A. & Son, 27 N. AVater, " '
Waterman N., 59 Purchase, "
Lawton A. P., Swansea
Babbitt George H., Jr., Taunton
Falvey T. O., 19 Cohannet,
King William, 49 Weir, "
Gifford G. H., Westport
20 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
AVERAGE ADJUSTER OP MARINE LOSSES.
TAYLOR WM. H., 40 No. Water, New Bedford
AWL MANUFACTURERS.
Kiiif? Wm.. North Easton
AMERICAN AWL-BLADE CO., (Awl Blade
Manufacturers,) Wm. Morehouse,
Proprietor, Mansfield
LeAvis G., Water, "
AXLE GREASE.
BOSWORTH W. E., 92 No. Front, Factory,
No. Cedar (see adv. index), New Bedford
BAKERS.
Metcalf S. W., No. Main, Attleboro
WALDRON BROTHERS, {see adv.) No. Dlghton
Bailev Alexander, 105 Bedford, Fall River
Campbell C. F., 106 Pleasant,
DUDDY J. & P., Globe Village, (see adv.) "
FISHER M. & CO., 6 Court Square and
50 North Main, (see adv. index), "
Griffith Thomas, 54 Spring, "
Smith G., 35 Borden, *'
Spooner W. G. & Co., 15 Annawan, "
Bailey G., (cracker), Mansfield
Fisher H. H., 134 Purchase, New Bedford
Libbey J., 52 South Third,
Rice A. J., 52 Arnold, "
Richmond S. P. & Co., 173 Union and
159 So. Water, "
SnellD. A., 1 William,
Milliken E. C, 251 Purchase, "
WATSON S. & SON, (cracker), 18 Cen-
ter, (see adv. index,) '•
Coyle P., 22 Washington, Taunton
Gould A. J., 12 Main and 68 High,
BANDS, (Music.)
Attleboro Cornet Band, over town
clerk's office, Attleboro
Union Orchestra, Attleboro Cornet
Band room, "
Celtic Band, Wash., near Orne, No. Attleboro
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 21
North Attleboro Cornet Baud, Wamsutta
House Building, No. Attleboro
Fall River Brass Band, Bank, Fall River
St. Mary's Band, Bedford, "
Silver Band, (French,) Flint Village, "
Third Regiment Band, Pocasset Bank
Build iug, Fall River
Azore's Band, G. Hill, director. New Bedford
New Bedford Brass Band, G. Hill, di-
rector, 6 Liberty Hall, ,,
Union Cornet Band, Gustave Rau,
leader. Bush, cor. Water, "
Smith & Howe's Quadrille Band, 102
High, "
BANKS.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK of ATTLEBORO,
Park, No. Attleboro
ATTLEBORO NATIONAL BANK, Wash.,
No. Attleboro
ATTLEBORO SAVINGS BANK,
First National Bank, North Easton, Easton
Citizens' Savings Bank, Main, cor. Bed-
ford, Fall River
Fall River Five Cent Savings Bank, 53
North Main, "
Fall River Savings Bank, 83 No. Main, "
Fall River National Bank, 49 No. Main, "
First National Bank, 14 Granite block, "
Massasoit National Bank, 1 No. Main, "
Metaconiet National Bank, Borden block,
So. Main, '<
National Union Bank, 3 Market square, "
The Pocassett National Bank, Main, cor.
Bedford,
The Second National Bank of Fall River,
53 North Main,
Union Savings Bank, 3 Market square,
CITIZENS' NATIONAL BANK, North
Water, cor. Centre, J. A. Beauvais,
Pres., T. B. Fuller, Cash. New Bedford
First National Bank, 90 Union, "
MECHANICS' NATIONAL BANK,
North Water, foot of William, "
Merchants' National Bank, North Water,
foot of William,
22 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORT.
National Bank of Commerce, 35 No. Water,
New Bedford
New Bedford Five Cents Savings Bank,
Purchase, cor. Mechanics' Lane, "
New Bedford Institutions for Savings,
cor. North Second and William, "
Bristol County National Bank, City square, Taunton
Bristol County Savings Bank, Broadway,
Machinists' National Bank, 4 City square,
Taunton National Bank, 8 City square,
Taunton Savings Bank, 8 City square.
n
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
(See also, Brokers, Stock, S^c-J
Covel & Haffards, Pocasset block. Fall River
Mellen & Stafford, 42 So. Main,
Burt S. P. & Co., 43 North Water, New Bedford
BASKET MANUFACTURERS.
Cutting H. G., New Boston, Attleboro
Treen G. S., New Boston, "
BATH ROOMS.
DOBSON J., (M.D.) Turkish and Med-
ical, 11 Rock, Fall River
Prentiss J. P., Hart well, "
BEEP AND MUTTON DEALERS.
(See Provision Dealers, also Butchers. J
Anthony, Swift & Co., 83 and 85 Davol, Fall River
BEER.
Tripp & Briggs, 5 Court, Taunton
BEER (Brewers.)
Knapp William, Seekouk
Prentice L. '*
Prentice H. R.
BELTING.
SANFORD & COVEL, 71 Pleasant,
(see adv. index,) Fall River
Union Belting Co., 18 Troy.
BILLIARD HALLS.
(Many of the Hotels have Billard Halls and Bowling Alleys.)
In^raham E. R., rear Union Hall, Attleboro
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
23
ST. GEORGE'S HOUSE,
58 South Main Street,
FALL. RIVER,
MASS.
BOA-RD BY THE DA-Y OR. ■WKIi:!^.
< »■* > —
Rooms to Let, with or without Board. Refreshments served at all hours of
the day and evening.
JAMES SCHOLES, ----- Proprietor.
JOSEPH PELLETIER,
DEALER IN
MEAT AID mmm,
No. 104 BEDFORD STREET,
FALL RIVER.
J. RIDGTVA^Y,
Steam & Gas Pipe Fitter
AND PLUMBER.
Dealer In Steam and Gas Pipe Fittings, Steam
Pumps, Globe Valves, &c.
We are prepared to introduce City Water, Steam and
Gas into buildings, at short notice. All kinds of Awn-
ings and Fancy Railings, made and put up to order.
All work executed promptly and satisfaction guaranteed.
STEAMBOAT FITTING A SPECIALTY.
78 POCASSET ST., FALL RIVER, MASS.
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BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
MANUFACTURING
fsR V^jI?' ITS) <¥?>
NORTH ATTLEBORO,
MEIGGS & BRIGGS,
Manufacturing Jewelers,
ROBiisrsoisr's BUiLDiNa,
ATTLEBORO, MASS.
C. U. MEIGGS.
A. C. BRIGGS.
JOSEPH E. POND, Jr.
AND SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Office in Banl( Building.
NORTH ATTLEBORO', MASS.
G. MINEUR,
Saddle & Harness Maker,
No. 263 PLEASANT STREET,
(iiakgrave's building,)
FALL RIVER. - - - - MASS.
Harnesses of all descriptions, Cushions, &c. , made to
order at short notice, and on hand for sale. Whipo,
Horse Blankets, Oils and Blacking constantly on hand.
Repairing done with neatness and dispatch. All work
done at this establishment warranted to give perfect
Batisfaction.
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
25
Codding D. Edgar, East, opp. Gas office,
N. Attleboro
Wamsutta House, "
Greenwood James, 32|- William, New Bedford
Smith G. F., 17 N. Third,
Richardson House, 16 North Main, Fall River
Silvester D., William, cor. N. Second, "
Bliss A. L., City Hotel, City square, Taunton
BILL POSTEES.
Norton H. F. & Co., 3 Pocasset block. Fall River
Hathawa^y A. E. Mechanics' lane. New Bedford
Liberty Hall B. P. Co., 5 Liberty Hall
block, "
Babcock H. P., (bird store) 6 N. Third,
BLACKSMITHS.
(See also, Ilorseshoers and Blacksmiths J
Chamberlain J. E.,
Howland C. A., Long Plain,
Hicks A. T., Bear-swamp road,
Klebes Jacob Jr., Union,
AVales A. T., County,
Wetherell Joseph L., Briggsville,
Fuller Jaduthan, Dodgeville,
Flynn & McLeod, Attleboro Falls,
King Bros., Elm,
(Xishman C. F.,
Nickerson J. H.,
Briggs Matthew,
Coates Jacob,
Clark Geo.
Reed M. Sanford,
Tripp Frank,
Macabe Owen,
Stubbings Thos.,
Buckley Daniel,
Bucklin J.,
Daily J. H.,
Phelan Frank,
Simpson Samuel,
Angel W. R., Davol,
Blake William, rear 6 Fourth,
Burns & Morse, Davol,
Clark B., Steep Brook,
Acushnet
Attleboro
((
((
((
it
North Attleboro
So. Dartmouth
Dio^hton
((
North Dighton
Easton
North Easton
Easton
South Easton
Fall River
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BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Freetown
East Freetown
Norton
((
West Mansfield
New Bedford
Field Henry, 8 Fourth, Fall River
Hathaway W. S., Davol, "
Hunter David, 58 Rodman, "
Packard W. H., 30 Fourth,
Pierce N. & Son, North Fourth, "
Richer J., Tenth,
Hambley S. C,
Braley H. A.,
Maguire Edward, Assonett,
Briggs Lyman,
Crane G. T.
Kingman A.
Barton James, City Wharf,
Brownell, Ashley & Co., Fourth,
Caswell Brothers, 8 Pine,
Dean & Griggs, Merrill's Wharf,
Durfee James, 201 North Water,
Durfee & Smith, Mechanics Lane,
Footman & Manchester. 185 North Third,
Hathaway B. D., 114 North Third,
King Wi'lliamF., Middle,
Lee & Staples, 400 Purchase,
Luce F. C, 83 Middle,
Luce J. L., Mechanics' lane,
Macy E. B. & F., 22 South Front,
McFarlane A., South First,
Sawyer J. A., 25 Front,
Sherman William D., 150 South Water,
Skiif S. B., Mechanics' lane, near Pleasant
Snow James M., Front, near Middle,
Springer Andrew R., 149 Kempton,
Swift G. D., Kempton,
Terry F. C, head of the river,
Tirrell W. F., 202 Purchase,
GofF H. S. Rehoboth
Scott C. E.
Wheaton James, "
Davis J. M.
Fuller H. D.
Willis N. P.,
Belden W. H.
Bourne Z. W.
Hebronville,
Kay J. E., East Providence,
Iliffe George,
North Rehoboth
Somerset
Seekonk
<(
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 27
Baker D. L. Seekonk
Eddy Seth W., Luther's Corner, Swansea
Buffiington Geo. O., Luther's Corner, "
Pierce I. W., Swansea Village
Cowing Wm. H.
Braman Patrick, 36 Weir, Taunton
Carey Daniel, Broadway, "
Chace Samuel B., Williams, cor. County,
Dean C. H., East Water,
Friery & Kilroe, 59 Weir,
Garvin C, Howard, "
Lothrop H. B., Weir,
Mallet Nelson, High, "
McDonald John, 2 School,
McDonald John, Weir, "
Morse Jason, Tremont, "
Puffer Charles G., Westville,
Sisson Wm. & Son, Westport
BLACKSMITHS' SUPPLIES.
CONGDON, CARPENTER & CO., (see
advt. Index) 23 Bedford, Fall River,
and 81 Canal, Providence, R. I.
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS.
(See Bookbinders.)
Earl N. R., 19 Bedford, Fall River
Fraprie Stephen T., 42 South Main,
Collins & Allen, 73 Union, New Bedford
HATHAWAY WILLIAM G., 16 Main, Taunton
BLEACHERIES, (HAT AND BONNET.)
Orr Brothers, bleachery. South Attleboro
Fall River Bleachery, Stafford road. Fall River
ShepardW. P.,12Bank, ^
Dickinson Richard, 61 South Main, "
Greene F. H., 22 North Second, New Bedford
BLEACHERIES. (See also, Dyers.)
ORR JAMES (.see advt. Index), South Attleboro
Fall River Bleachery, Spenser Borden Agent.
Fall River
Porter B. G.
Watson & Co. **
Winslow H. H.
28 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
BLOCK AND PUMP MAKERS.
'See Pump and Block Makers.)
BOARDING HOUSES.
ARNOLD EZRA, 27 B:nik, (see advt.) Attleboro
YOUNG, HENRY C, MRS. E:ist street,
fifth from Orne, {see advt.) North Attleboro
Cheever Maria L. Mrs. Attleboro^Falls
Hall Wiliard E. Mrs., Washington, opp.
High, North Attleboro
Shaw Thos. L. Mrs., near Baptist Meet-
ing House, . "
Williams R., Masonic building, Wash. "
Grinnell M., 7 North Main, Fall River
Keith B., see. E., Granite Block, "
Railroad House, 73 Ferry, "
Sheridan House, Ferry, "
Alderson Wra., 85 South Main, "
Scholes James, 58 South Main, "
Worthing C. A., 79 So. Main,
Betz Thaddeus, 44 Middle, New Bedford
Carter Domingo, 57 S. Water, (Sjmnish), "
Fuller John, 164 South Water, •'
Habicht J. B., 11 North Second, "
Lucas Allen Mrs., 72 South Second. "
Mariners' Home, 15 Bethel, "
Pray William H. H. Mrs., 41 South Water, "
Thomas Antonio, "
Vera Frank, 113 South Water,
Webster Cornelius Mrs., 52 Fifth,
Whitcomb House, 152 Union, c. Fifth, New Bedford
DAVIS J. L. MRS. Main street, board
by the week or day, Somerset
BOAT BUILDERS,
Leonard Ebenezer, Long Plain, Acushnet
Bartlett Allen, Fish Island, New Bedford
Beetle James, the wharf, foot of Coffin, "
Butler William F., Willis Point, "
Cranston J. M,, Fish Island, "
KIRBY H. S., (boat builder's materials), "
Eldrid^e S. B., Front, "
Farnham George W., foot of Cannon, "
Mitchell S., Fi^h Island,
Allen J., Fairhaven
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 29
Bailey J. G., "
Delano J., "
Hurschell W. H.,
BOILER MAKERS.
Fall River Iron Works Company, Water, Fall River
Kelly E., Davol,
New Bedford Boiler Works, 24 Front, New Bedford
UNION BOILER WORKS, 27 Front, J.
C. Bradford, proprietor, (see adv.) "
GIFFORD & ALLEN, bolts, spikes,
and nails, cor. No. Front and Hazard's
wharf, (see adv.) New Bedford
BONE SETTERS.
Sweet Job & Son, 119 Kempton, New Bedford
BOOKBINDERS.
EARL N. R. 19 Bedford, Fall Rivei'
Fraprie Stephen T. 42 So. Main,
Howe William, 30 Purchase, New Bedford
HATHAWAY WILLIAM G. 16 Main,
{seeadv.^, Taunton
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS.
(See also Stationery and Periodical Dealers.)
BAXTER JOHN, 10 Park, Attleboro
ELDREDGE S. H. JR. 31 and 38 Park,
Razee B. A. 1 Kendall's block, North Attleboro
Adams Robert, 19 South Main, Fall River
Earl Benjamin & Son, 7 Granite block, "
Thorp & Johnson, 5 North Main, "
Borden C. T., Main, . Manstield
Hitch A. S. Purchase, New Bedford
HUTCHINSON S., 142 Union,
Lawton J. M. Jr., Cheapside, *<
Barker A. J., 19 Main, Taunton
Dickerman Henry A., 99 Main, "
Dunbar Samuel O., 1 Lincoln, "
Hanson & Sproat, 3 Main, *<
Hanson & Co., 22 City square, "
Ivers Charles F., 7 Main, "
Seaver W. P., 10 City square, ««
Smith John, Cohaunet, "
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BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
((
Fall River
BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS.
Roche J. P., 9 North Main, Attleboro
HAWES GEO. E., Washington, No. Attleboro
KNAPP, BATES, & FOLLETT, Wash-
ington, "
MURPHY M. Washington, (see adv.),
Whitman H. C, Park,
Auger Edmund, Pleasant,
Brown & Dodge, 49 and 50 Pleasant,
Centennial Co. Operative Boot and Shoe
Co. 14 North Main,
Coolidge C. H. 258 Pleasant,
Crowlev S. M., 46 South Main,
Connelly M. 104 Pleasant,
Conelly T., 100 South Main,
Dubrule & Sicard, 118 South Main,
Emery W. N., 23 South Main,
Flynn James D., 74 South Main,
French J. B. & Son, 30 North Main,
French Stephen L., 30 South Main,
Haggerty T. Jr., 96 Davol,
Hayhurst W., 104 South Main,
Martin J. & Co., 39 South Main,
Milne & Mackenzie, 10 Granite block,
Preble Brothers, 77 Pleasant,
Sears & Hall, 13 Granite block,
Stanton Brothers. S6 South Main,
Thompson Richard, 44 North Main,
Rogerson Brothers,
Chandler W. G., 2 Ricketson's block.
Church J. J., 131 Purchase,
DevoU P. & Son, 26 Purchase,
Donaghy Thomas. 5 So. Water, c. Union,
Freeman E. P., 3 Purchase,
Howard J. & Brother, 183 Purchase,
Lothrop Asa, 83 Purchase,
Lucas A. E. & Co., 129 Union,
Macey J. Jr.. 89 Purchase,
Packard C, 9 Cheapside,
Palmer A. R., 131 Union,
Sherr}^ James, 57 Purchase,
Union Boot & Shoe Co. 71 and 75 William,
ALBRO JAMES D., Bay, Hopewell,
Boston Boot and Shoe Store, 27 Main,
Conaty F. P., 8 Broadway,
Mansfield
New Bedford
Taunton
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BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
31
E . WHITNEY. W. A. READ.
E. WHITNEY & CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Jewelry itioD^ancf Kilt M.
ineck: chain a specialty".
No. 299 I3road-way, . . . ]N ew York.
FACTORY, ATTLEBORO FALLS, MASS.
EMERY CUSHMAN,
I IliiFUn^EB.
<*»»>
SO&P, SPIC[, fRUIT & CmiDll BOK[S,
SHOOKS, TEA CADDIES, &c.
FXJKIVISHED TO ORDER.
ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
ACUSHNET, MASS.
JAMES O'HEARN,
DEALER IN
LAMB, MUTTON, VEAL & BEEF.
FKXJITS 11^ THEIR SEA^SO^ST.
No. 106 South Main Street,
FALL RIVER, MASS.
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BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Life, Fire and Marine Insurance Agency
OF
JOHN P. SX.AI3E,
Section G, Granite Block, over First National Bank, Fall River, IMass>
InsurancQ for any amount promptly placed in reliable companies at favorable rates.
Losses honorable adjusted and promptly paid.
FIRE.— /Issefs. Liverpool and London and Globe Ins. Co., England. $27,700,000 ; Royal
Insurance Com})any, Kng., 18,450,000; Imperial and Northern Ins. Co., England, 2.3,000,-
000; ^tna Insurance Cor, Hartford, 7,115,000; Insurance Co. of North America, 6,601,000,
Homo Insurance Co., New York, 6,104,000; Continental Insurance Co., New York;
3,000,000; Niagara Fire Insurance Co., New York, 1,440,000; Franklin Fire Insurance
Co., Philadelphia, 3,352,000; Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Co., Philadelphia, 1,67.5,000;
Hartford Fire Insurance Co., Hartford, 3,273,000; Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance
Co., Springfield, 1,515,000; Firat National Fire Insurance Co,, Worcester, 298,483; Fan-
cuil Hall Insurance Co., Boston, 535,000.
MUTUAL. — Merchants' and Farmers' Mutual, Worcester, $215,000; Dorchester
Mutual, Boston, 74,019. These companies pay cash diviaends on all expiring policies.
MARINE.- Insurance Co., of North America, $6,601,000.
LIFE. — New England Mutual Life, Boston. $14,193,866; State Mutual Life, Wor-
cester, 2,318,000.
PURE COFFEES and SPICES A SPECIALTY.
Orders solicited & Goods delivered free of expense.
J. & P. BUDDY,
BR EAD, OAKES, PIES,
AND AXL GOODS
CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND MADE TO ORDER AT
SHORT NOTICE.
WEDDINGS, PARTIES, AND PICNICS SUPPLIED.
Globe Village, . . . Fall River Mass.
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
33
DURGIN BROS. & WILLIAMS, Hopewell,
Tauiitou
Elliott Duncau S., 47 City square,
Martin J. M., West Water,
Martin J. R., Weir,
Mason Daniel H., 41 Main,
Peck H. L., 04 Main,
Perry H. C, 7 Main,
RANKIX L., Bay, corner Jelferson,
Shurtlefl'S. A., Weir,
Stavers J. W., 55 City square.
Sweet A. W., 75 Main,
Townsend W. F., 9 City square,
Whitcley A. F., 16 City square,
SANDERS C. W.,
(C
East Taunton
BOOT AND SHOE MAKSSRS.
Manter John, Jr., Long Plain,
Dewhurst E., Common,
McCormick J., Railroad avenue,
Jordan J., 1 Bauk,
Maguire Charles, Washington,
Rollin G. W.,
Freeman C. A..
Randall R. G.,
Pidge Benjamin,
Walton William,
Miller E., Washington,
MURPHY M., Washington, {see adv.)
Zilch A. H., Elm,
Burt Thomas,
Cummings A.,
Carver D. O.,
Dillingham E. J.,
Connell T., 42 South Main^
Lynch T. E., 13 North Main,
Belcher Luther,
Bourne Nelson, 112 Kempton,
Brown Jacob, 21 Centre,
Burbank Thomas, 129 Purchase,
Cairns M., 48 William,
Davis B., 74 Kempton,
Dugdale John, 280 South Water,
Dunbar W. A., 32 North Second,
Ellis R. L., Bedford, near South Sixth,
Ellis T. B., 285 Purchase,
Acushnet
Attleboro
Attleboro Falls
Easton
North Easton
Dighton
North Dighton
North Attleboro
Berkeley
Fairhaven
Fall River
Freetown
New Bedford
34 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Graham J. T., 76 1-2 County, New Bedford
Howard Jacob & Brother, 181 Purchase,
Janell Charles F., 7 William,
Keen Allen, 211 Middle,
Kirschbaum Jacob, 61 North Sixth,
Pollock John, 80 1-2 Union,
Steil & Frank, 6S Union,
Thayer Charles H., 59 1-2 South Second,
Thurber John, Rehoboth
Baker H. A., Swansea
ChaceJ.T.,
SladeR. S.,
Callahan Patrick, City Hotel building,
Broadway, Taunton
Clark Samuel C, Cohannet block, "
Griffin P., Washington,
Johnson Almon, Cohannet block, "
Leach Henry D., Broadway, "
Perkins E. F., 3 Cohannet block, "
ShurtleffS. A., 21 Weir,
Valentine Edward, High, near the railroad, "
Whiteley A. F., 1 Cro'cker's block, "
Carr Thomas D., Westport
Macomber Ezra, "
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS.
Gilmore A. A. & Co., North Easton
KING JOHN B.,
Packard I. & E., South Easton
Randall M. L. & F.,
Hathaway, Soule, & Harrington, North
Second, corner North, New Bedford
Paulding, Reed, & Gifford, William, "
Richardson M. O. Jr., new County road,
Tinkham E. B., North Second,
Snow C. F., Raynham Centre
Snow William O.,
Johnson, Kelly, & Co., North Raynham
White Damon D.,
BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENTS.
Francis E. P., 22 Eleventh, Fall River
Ogden H., 31 Columbia, "
Tripp & Briggs, 5 Court, Taunton
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
35
F. G. WHITNEY & CO.
Manufacturers of Gilt and Plated
JEWELRY, CHAINS,
FANCY BRASS GOODS & NOVELTIES,
Office, 179 ~Brosid-wsiy, JS^ew York.
FACTORY, NORTH ATTLEBORO, MASS.
R. F. SIMMONS & Co.
liiifietifli| Jiwillifij
ATTLEBORO FALLS, MASS.
NAPKIN RING BOXES, STUDS, PLATED SETS.
specialty, Fine Gold Stock Plated Chain.
R. P. SIMMONS. E. L. lUXON. J. L. SWEET.
HAY WAR, 13 &: BRIGOS,
M:AlSrUFAOTURING}- JEWELLERS,
OFFICE, No. 191 BROADWAY, .... NEW YORK.
We make a Specialty of our Patent Bracelet.
The front and lining of this Bracelet being soldered together through their entire
length, (with the ribs, which give additional strength to resist pressure,) renders it the
Strongest, Most Durable, and Lightest Bracelet in the market, and a perfect
representation of a gold bracelet. Patented July '21st, 1S74.
R. B. MACDONALD,
»4f 11 SWI
[▲Ell
STEAM RO^^^ER BUILDING-,
ATTLEBORO, MASS.
FRA^ISTK T. LA^MBERT,
MANUFACTURER,
WHOLESAIiE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
FINE HAVANA AND SEED
CIGARS,,'
MAIN STREET.
FAIRHAVEN
MASS.
36
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTOY.
A. BUSHEE & CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
SLEEVE BUTTONS A SPECIALTY.
ALBERT A. BUSHEE,
OHAS. II. BUSHEE,
EBENEZER BACON.
A:
^
i@)l
m
iiWi^ P:l^^mmSi
GHIS. E. LIWRENCE,
SICrj, SHOW CAS^D,
i^iuit^t^t
&RAINER AND PAPER HANGER,
||@ Fesi Offise,
Hew
HAYDEW & CROSSMAN,
DEALTCRS IlSr
Crockery, Glass and Wooden Ware,
KITCHEN FURNISHING GOODS,
ALSO, .\(;knts iok
BARSTOW'S WROUGHT-IEON FURNACES,
CORNER of BEDFORD & THIRD STREETS,
NEW BEDFORD, MASS.
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 37
BOYS' CLOTHING.
(Most Clothing Dealers sell Boys' Clothing. j
Magrath M. A. Mrs. 127 Union, New Bedford
Col))y Samuel, Union block, Taunton
BOX MAKERS.
(See Paper Box Makers.)
CUSHMAN EMERY, {see adv. inde^), Acushnet
Lumbard John, "
SHERMAN E. C, Central, (see adv.
index) , Mansfield
SCOTT A. J., (fancy boxes), Eddy, n.
Washington, (see adv. index), North Attleboro
CHAPIN C. J., (see adv. index). North Dartmouth
Ryder L., 9 Pine, New Bedford
Wood Tilson, head of Pine, "
Wilbur Melvin, Ray n ham
Sproat J. H., East Water, Taunton
Williams N. S.,
Richmond C. R., East Taunton
Sisson Alden G. Westport
BRACKETS AND MOULDINGS.
MAYNARD D. H. & CO., Maynard's
Mill, near T. B. R. R. {see adv. index), Attleboro
SOWLE F. A., cor. Elm and No. Water,
{see adv. index). New Bedford
Washburn & Bates, 149 No. Water, "
BRAID AND SHOE LACING MANUFACTURERS.
Gold Medal Braid Company, Attleboro Falls
Nichols John F., 90 Pocasset, Fall River
BRASS, COPPER, AND LEAD WARE DEALERS.
GIFFORD & ALLEN, cr.rner No. Front
and Hazard's wharf, {see adv. index). New Bedford
BUSH W. R., (brass finisher), 3G and 38
Pocasset, {see adv index) , Fall River
BRASS FOUNDERS.
Wiuslow John, Fairhaven
GIFFORD & ALLEN, corner No. Frcmt
and Hazard's wharf, {see adv. index.). New Bedford
Cragie Andrew, 103 North Water, "
New Bedford Novelty Co., (ornamental
brass), 19 Rodman, "
38 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Trefetheii D. A., 18 Westminster, Taunton
BREWERS.
(See Beer Breivers.)
Columbia Brewery, 70 and 72 Columbia,
Hurst & Penrose, proprietors, Fall River
BRICK MANUFACTURERS.
Godfrey H., * Taunton
Howlaiid I. H., Williams,
Taunton Brick Co., County, cor. Williams,
Presbrery Stove Liniug Co., Bow,
Staples A. B., Linden,
Williams Alexander H., Somerset avenue,
Williams J. R., below the bridge, Weir Village
BRITANNIA WARE MANUFACTURERS.
Eldridgc & Co., Whittenton Station, Taunton
Porter Britannia and Plate Co., "
REED & BARTON, Britanniaville,
BROKERS, SHIP.
(See also, Cotton Brokers, also Bankers and Biokers.)
Cleveland A. L., 23 Centre, New Bedford
CODD THOMAS A., 18 South Water,
Burt Daniel C, (monev broker), 19 No.
Water,
Greene & Son, (stock brokers), 33 Bedford,
Fall River
BROOM MANUFACTURERS.
Fall River Broom Co., 266 No. Main, Fall River
Bowen George S. & Co., 104 Third, New Bedford
Cunninghanrj. J., 29 School, Taunton
BRUSH MANUFACTURER.
SCOTT T. E., East, near depot, (fee
adv. index), North Attleboro
BUILDING MOVER.
Wheeler Martin, 30 Allen, New Bedford
BUTCHERS.
(See also Provision Dealers. )
WILLIAMS E. S., Washington, opp.
l^hhev, {see adv. index). North Attleboro
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 39
O. S. THAYER & CO.
MANUFACTURING
North Main Street,
ATTLEBORO.
Box Manufacturer,
SOAP, SPICE, FRUIT AND CANDLE BOXES,
MANSFIELD, MASS.
ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
SAMUEL WATSON & SON,
SHIP BREAD AND CRACKER
18 CENTRE STREET,
NEW BEDFORD, MASS.
O. H. P. HOWARD,
DEALER IN
GMIOCEHIES.
PROVISIONS ALWAYS ON HAND.
BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, LAMB, POULTRY. TRIPE, SAUSAGES, HAM
LARD, PIGS' FEET, LIVER, &c.
ALSO, FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS IN THEIR
SEASON, AT LOWEST CASH PRICES,
180 Second Street Fall River, Mass.
GOODS DELIVEK.ED PROMPTLY, FREE OF EXPENSE.
40 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Wholesale Dealer in
%u^^ ^iii*^ e^L^Lb oJ^J ^
If* ^
■9 i^»-"a-«'J
HAIR, BRICK, FIRE BRICK, PLASTER,
.HAY AND STRAW,
^OIL WORKS WHAEF, DAVOL STREET,
FALL RIVER, MASS.
CLA.RK & SEOUR,
Grocers S, Provision Dealers.
ALSO,
Proprietors of the Mansfield House,
Chauncy Street, - - - - near the Depot,
MANSFIELD, MASS.
m
MmE
j)^m
CS-reat Reduction in Prices !
New Family Machine, only $30.00.
CALL, OR AJDJDRTilSS
J. H. GARNETT, Agent.
15 PURCHASE STREET, NEW BEDFORD, MASS.
BRISTOL CODNTr DIRECTORY.
41
Davis & Rowland, South Dartmouth
Rounds F. E., 5 Lyons, Fall River
Howard Ammi N., Belville road, head 'of
the river, New Bedford
Kenyon Charles L., Bellville road, head
of the river,
Kenyon Henry W., Acushnet avenue,
near Purchase,
Robinson J.,
Salisbury & Viall, Cove,
Washburn L. A., Acushnet avenue,
Alger W. H., near AVhittenton,
Godfrey A. G., County,
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
Robinson Willard, (butter manuf.), Attleboro Falls
ALLEN, SLADE, & CO.. 16 and 18
Bedford and 5 Market square, (see
adv. index), Fall River
Barrows John N., 30 Union, New Bedford
Humphrey C. B. & Co. (wholesale), 1
North Second, *'
BUTTON MANUFACTURERS.
Evans D. & Co., Attleboro Falls
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BUTTON HOOKS AND BOOT BUTTONERS.
AMERICAN AWL BLADE CO., Mansfield
CABINET MAKERS.
(See Furniture, also Upholsterers.)
Borden, Almy, & Co., 43 So. Main,
Douglas Charles, 101 Second,
Dantsizen C, 191 Elm,
Oman Andrew, 8f) Elm,
Park G. H. & J. F., Franklin,
CAULKERS.
Cannon Georse, 14 South Front,
Drew J. N., 120 North Second,
Elbridge R. S., Eddy's wharf,
Gage Benjamin, 23 Middle,
Weeks R. & Sou, City wharf.
Wilcox C. H., 21 Middle,
Fall River
New Bedford
Taunton
New Bedford
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BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
CANDY MANUFACTURER.
(See Fruit and Confectioners. J
Holdsworth R., 20 Hartwell,
Fall River
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
Wright Z.H., Acushnet
Bates Jesse D., Commonwealth ave., Attleboro
Nye Brothers, Sanforcl, ''
Pierce Alfred, 17 Bank, '•
Shattuck W. F.,So. Main, cor. Mill,
Bennett & French, East, opp. gas honse,
North Attleboro
Bruce J. R., Bruce avenue, "
Cargill E. S., Wash., n. Baptist church, "
Tucker J. D.,
Crowell H. S., Dighton
Peirce Isaac, "
Waldron Allen M.. North Dighton
Gardner John, Easton
DeWitt Brothers, North Easton
Mack Alexander, "
Brownell F., 10 Bow, Fall River
Borden Melvin, Durfee,
Covell & Baker, Hathaway avenue,
Cunningham & Scobie, 21 Court square,
Darling Joseph M., 87 Pleasant,
Earl John, Durfee,
Ford N., Durfee,
Grinnell James, Lindsey's wharf,
Keeher & Smith, Fourth,
Marble Charles C, 3 Winter,
Manley & Nicholson, 17 Rock,
Miller L. T., 39 Third,
Miller S. H., 65 Second,
Millerd Vernon, 37 Second,
Pierce E. M., 19 Court square,
Pierce James F,, North Main,
Pierce O., foot of Pine,
Simons A. H., Bedford,
Slade E. M., Morgan,
Vickery T. F. Main,
Allen Peirce, Freetown
Thresher & Evans, "
Angell W. H., near the railroad, Mansfield
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
43
WILLIAM R. BUSH,
Office, ... 36 & 38 P^ocasset Street,
(NEA.R MAIN" STREET,)
WORKSHOP, 94 POCASSET STREET,
PLUMBING
GAS, STEAM AI^ID WATER PBPBNG.
Brass & Copper Work of every description,
City TVater and Sevier Connections.
Repairs of all Kinds and Jobbing promptly attended to.
52 Columbia Street,
FALL R.IVER, ------- MASS.
Manufacturer and fitter up ofWater Closets, Force Pumps, Brass Cocks,
"Water Pipes and Bathing Apparatus. Also, "Wash Basins, "Wash
Trays, Boilers, Cisterns, Hydrants, Fountains, and every
description of HYDRAULIC APPARATUS.
ALSO, ISriCKEL A.Njy SIXj^KR, FIL.ATEI3 "WORK-
ALL "WORK PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO AND WARRANTED.
HENRY BUTLER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALER IN
\
IIES Mi LiQUW
]Sro. 20 Spring Street,
FALL RIVER, MASS.
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BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
ANDREW BULLOCH & CO.
MANUFACTURERS & DEALERS IN
f
JIL
OF EVERY VARIETY.
ALSO, DEALERS IN
Albany Lubricating Compound,
BURNING OILS,
NA.PTE[A^, CA.ISrDLES,
TEAS, SOAPS, SAL SODA,
AND OTHER
G^ROCERIES,
No. 11 WILLIAM STREET,
NOAH GlFlH'ORD.
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52 Purchase Street, cor. William, New Bedford, Mass.
Personal attention given to copying, and all other
branches of the business.
DEALER IN
Fr^ lei rl "I * ,^?N
9
11
ass.
A]VE> SHIP HTOX^ES,
No. 26 Union Street, Mew Bedford,
F. D. DUCH ENAY,
House, Sign and Ship Painter.
PAPER HANGING & GRAINING,
NORTH WATER, FOOT OF ELM STREET,
NEW BEDFORD.
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
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FOSTER G. L., near the railroad,
Hodffes Brothers, Hodores, "
SHERMAN E. C, Central, (see adv.
index), "
Wood N. C, Central,
Allen A. W., 125 North Water, New Bedford
ALLEN & ROBINSON, Leonard's whf., "
Ashley & Gibson, Lewis wharf, "
Baker Lorenzo, Citv wharf, "
Baker R. W., Spring, near Fourth,
Bates W., North Second,
Bates William, 2d, Second,
Bliss M. H., Russell, between Third and
Fourth,
BOSWORTH WILLIAM & SON, 92
No. Front, Hazard's wharf, (see adv.
BO WEN W. J., Atlantic wharf,
Brings H. W., 133 North Water,
Bro^vnell Charles H., 23 North,
Clark Ezra, 138 North Second,
Cory J. K., 24 Howland,
Gushing J. K., Maxfield,
Doane L. P., 4 North Third,
DeWolf C, Mechanics' lane,
Doull James, Doull's wharf, cor. School
and Front,
Foster J. M., Bethel,
Foster & Brown, 218 North Third,
GifFord William, 2d, Ash,
Greene Alfred, Cannon,
Hammond Caleb, 129 North Water,
Hammond Francis W., 129 North Water,
Haskius O. & J. C, foot of Hill man,
Hathaway Lewis, 79 Middle,
Hathaway & Bowman, 20 Elm,
Kinffsley N., Sears' court,
Kirby William A., 91 Middle,
Luke J. W., 129 1-2 North Water,
Morris J. N., 73 Grinnell,
Murphy J. E.,
Sherman R. A. & Son, 28 South Second,
Stacy S. D., 34 Howland,
Sturtevant & Sherman, 132 North Water,
Swift P. R., 93 Kempton,
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Sylvia Joseph, 61 South Water,
Sylvia J. K., 24 Howhind,
Taber & Colvvell, 81 Middle,
Tripp Benjamin, 101 Fifth,
Walker William, Hillman,
Washburn & Bates, 148 North Water,
Weaver T. 133 North Water,
Weaver T. H., 130 North Water,
Alden H.,
Foster A.,
Harvey J.,
Sweet J.,
Swett C,
HuntH.,
Bowen A. M.,
Chaffee J.,
Short Samuel,
Davis & Marble,
Luther E.,
Phillips H.,
Kingsley N. W.,
West J. F.,
Young Elmer D.,
Atwood Walter H., Myrtle,
Barnaby Edward, Court, opp. Foundry
and Machine Co.,
Baylies C, Winthrop,
Bassett James T., Crane's depot,
Burt William A., White,
Carver C. H., County,
Elter J. F., near Taunton Nat'l Bank,
Ellis Calvin G., Presbrey avenue,
Hack H., Harrison,
Macoinber Philip A., County road.
Pierce Samuel P., Summer, near Ingell,
Barnaby Edward, Court, opp. foundry
and machine company,
SHERMAN Z., High, "^corner Cohannet,
(.see adv. index),
Simmons S. B., rear Weir,
Tripp & Walker, Cohannet, near R. R. track, "
White H. G. O., rear 41 Union,
Wilbur J. W. L. & Brother, Dean, near
O. C. &N. R. R.,
Sisson John H., Westport
WaitD. H.,
Seekonk
Somerset
Swansea
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The First National Bank,
OF ATTLEBORO,
Organized March. 1875.
Capital $100,000.
STURDY'S BLOCK,
Park Street, __ A.TTLEBORO.
J. M. BATES, President.
H. M. DAGGETT, Cashier.
J. M. Bates.
Jas. H. Sturdy.
F. S. Draper.
DIRECTORS.
G. M. HoRTON. Chas. E. Hay ward.
Geo. C. Eliott. B. S. Freeman.
Wm. M. Fisher. S. W. Carpenter.
Geo. a. Dean.
Discount Day, Monday, at 9 A. M.
A. J. SCOTT,
Manf. of Plain and Fancy Boxes, I
NORTH ATTLEBORO, MASS.
WILLIAM O'CONNOI^.
CARBIAGH MAKE
Union St.^ Attleboro, Mass.
Carriages of all descriptions made at short notice. Repairing promptly
attended to.
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BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
ISr^T. L. REEVE'S
IMXMG ROOM
Ihotcqff1]|
NOS.
4 & 6
SOUTH
WATER
ST.
Parties and Families furnished at reasonable pi'ices. Large and commodious
Dinins Rooms for Private Parties.
O^MARRA & DORGABT^
Itoa-r 60 "Weir St-, T^aTiiiton..
All orders promptly executed in a workmanlike manner.
^m©ST <& II
GROCERIES,
MEAT,
BEEF, PORK,
Lard, Hams, Poultry, kz.
Also, Fruits in tlieir season.
No. 300 South Main
FILL RIYSR, MASS.
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 49
CARPET DEALERS.
(See also, Dry Goods Dealers.)
Franklin J. N. & Co. (oil carpets),
4 Kendall's block, North Attleboro
Leland H., Washinoton, "
Baldwin D. W., 45^Soutli Main, Fall Eiver
Buffini^ton H. S., 13 South Main, "
Flint J. D. & Co., 123 South Main,
Page B., 42 North Main, "
EDDY GEORGE M. & CO., 147 Union,
New Bedford
Ellis William H., 64 Williams,
Tripp F., 115 Purchase, "
Skinner N. H. & Co., c. Main and Cedar, Taunton
Reed Edgar H., 19 Union block, "
CAR-LINING MANUFACTURERS,
Husband Charles & Co., Winthrop, cor.
Cohan net, Taunton
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.
Briggs Darius, Briggsville, Attleboro
O'CONNOR WILLIAM, (maker and re-
pairer). Union, (see adv. index), "
ConantE. W., Attleboro Falls
McNamara & Doran, Washington, North Attleboro
Stanley John, Orne, "
MILLER D. M., Dartmouth
Hay ward A. & Son, Easton
Simpson S. D., South Easton
BARNEY A. R., {see adv. index), Dighton
Stephenson W. G., North Dighton
Blake W., corner Fourth and Hartwell, Fall River
Peck & White, 14 Second, "
Robinson John II., 94 Pocasset, "
Teed R. S., Central, Mansfield
Brownell, Ashley & Co. 16 to 22 Fourth,
New Bedford
Brownell Geo. L., cor. Third and Cannon,
Cole F., 44 South Third,
Forbes C. H., 33, 34 and 35 Elm,
Hazzard J. B., Mechanics' lane,
King R. T., Purchase,
Linton J. B., 156 Purchase,
50 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Shaw Franklin, 51 Elm, New Bedford
Tripp A. B., 149 Kempton, «'
White William G., Pleasant, c. Mechan-
ics' lane, "
Lincoln G. H., Raynham
Brownell & Burt, 20 Broadway, Taunton
Godfrey G. F., County,
McFariane William, 34 and 36 Weir,
O'MARRA & DORGAN, rear 60 W^eir,
(see advt. i7idex) , ««
Peck & White, 27 and 29 Weir, ««
Rand Brothers, rear 1 Broadway, "
CARRIAGE REPOSITORIES.
Peck & White, 14 Second, Fall River
Brownell, Ashley & Co., 16 to 22 Fourth,
New Bedford
MILLER D. M., (carriage maker and
repairer) , Dartmouth
CARRIAGE MAKERS' SUPPLIES.
CONGDON, CARPENTER, & CO., 23
Bedford, (see adv. index) Fall River
CARRIAGESMITHS.
(See also Blacksmiths. J
Luce J. L., Mechanics' lane. New Bedford
McNamara & Doran, Washington, No. Attleboro
Robinson & Dean, 94 Pocasset, Fall River
Tripp J. M., 32 Pleasant,
Coe J. W., rear 1 Broadway, Taunton
Toomey J., County, "
CARRIAGE TRIMMERS.
(See also Harness Makers.)
BARNEY A. R., {see adv. index), Dighton
Bronson F., Pleasant, cor. Fourth, Fall River
Easterbrooks D., 45 Third, "
Healy W. F., 44 South Third,
Evans I., 51 Elm, New Bedford
McFariane William, 34 and 36 Weir, Taunton
Pierce J. H., rear 1 Broadway, "
CATERER.
Pell George, 23 Seventh, New Bedford
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 51
CEMENT PIPING.
Ingalls Benjamin, basement City Hall, Taunton
CHASERS.
Pond & Barnes, rear Robinson's bldg., Attleboro
Morse & Dean, Washington, near Meth-
odist church, North Attleboro
White Wm. C.,Wash., opp. Fisher,
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CHECKS, BAGGAGE.
BOBBINS JOHN, 42 Kneeland, (see
adv. index), Boston
CHECKS, BADGES, &;c.
ROBBINS JOHN, 42 Kneeland, (see
adv. index) , Boston
CHEMIST, MANUFACTURING.
Davis Henry V., 40 North Water, New Bedford
CIDER AND VINEGAR MANUFACTURERS.
Allen H. K. W., West Attleboro
Read H. C, South Attleboro
CIGAR DEALERS.
(See Tobacco and Cigars. J
ELDREDGE S. H. JR., 31 and 33
Park, (see adv . index) , Attleboro
Cunha Joseph, (cheap John's store),
125 1-2 Union, New Bedford
CIGAR MANUFACTURERS.
{See also, Tobacco and Cigars. J
PeirceR. H., ^ Attleboro Falls
Brightmau John C, 48 North Main, Fall River
Pollock J. H., 63 1-2 Union, New Bedford
Wadin^ton S., 16 Court square, "
LAMBERT F. T., Main, (see advt. Index),
Fairhaven
Francis J., 122 Union, New Bedford
Robinson A. & Co., 59 Union, "
Tilden Niles, 28 North Second,
Vianna M. J., 87 South Water, "
Han Michael, 36 School, Taunton
Helt B. G., 9 Broadwav,
52 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
Hinds I. N., 158 South Main, Fall River
CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS.
Pool H. M.. Easton
Burgess I. C, 43 North Main, Fall River
Henry W. T., 37 Borden block,
Sherman W. F., 45 North Main, "
Jackson J. B., Pocasset bank building;, "
Wheeler G. B., Mt. Vernon, New Bedford
Montgomery I. F., Bristol County Bank
building, Taunton
CLERGYMEN.
Abbreviations. — (B.) signifies Baptist; (C. T.) Congre-
gational Trinitarian; (E.) Episcopal; (F. B.) Free Baptist;
(M.) Methodist; (M. E.) Methodist Episcopal; (K. C.)
Roman Catholic ; (Uv.) Universalist ; (Cli.) Christian: (Ut.)
Unitarian.
Attleboro. — John Whitehill, (C. T.); Samuel
Bell, (C. T.) ; Mrs. Ellen G. Gustin (Ch.) ; Henrv
W. Kling, (B.) ; J. H. Weldon, (M. E.) ; Lowell
Parker, (F. B.) : J. D. Pierce, (Uv.) ; H. Caniield,
(Free Evangelical); F. A. Fiske, (E.) ; E. J.
Mongan, (R."C.)
AcusHNET. — Edward Wilson, (B.); William B.
Hammond, (C. T.). Long Plain. — E. H. Hatfield,
(M. E.) ; Wilson, (B.)
Berkeley.— W. H. Teel, (M. E.) ; C. S. Nutter,
(M. E.)
So. Dartmouth. — S. F. Calhoun, (C. T.)
DiGHTON. — D. L. Brown, (M.) : E. Dawes,
(C. T.); A. W. Carr; J. Wills.
North Dighton. — Lucius W. Mannino^, (B.) ; G.
H. Bates, (M. E.)
North Easton. — William L. Chaffin, (Unit.);
Hodijes, (M. E.) ; Thomas F. Carroll, (R. C) ;
Luther nr Sheldon, (C. T.)
Easton. — John Livesey, (M.) ; A. W. Carr,
(B.) ; Wm. H. Reeby, (Unit.) ; Ebenezer Dawes.
(C. T.); J. W. Malcomb.
Fairhaven — A. U. Manchester, (Uv.) ; W. S.
Hawks, (C. T.)
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 53
Fall Eiver.— William W. Adams, (C. T.) ; M.
Burnham, (C. T.) ; E. A. Buck, (missionary) ; L.
L. Fitts, (E.); A. K. P. Small, (B.) ; H. C.
Graves, (B.) ; E. G. Babcock, (M. E.); Calvin
Keyser, (C. T.) ; H. H. Martin, (M. E.) ;
Mason, (B.) ; P. J. B. Bedard, (R. C.) ; A. Mou-
taubricqu, (R. C.) ; S. McKeown, (M. E.) ; Edward
Murphy, (R. C.) : Edward Murphy, Jr, (R. C.) ;
R. H. Rust, (M. E.); W. S. Phillips, (M. E.) ;
J. H. TurnbuU.
Freetown. — J. P. Chase, (Ch.) ; John Burbank,
(Ch.), East Freetown.
Mansfield. — Jacob Ide, Jr., (C. T.) ; J. Oldham,
(M. E.) ; L. Pope, (B.)
New Bedford. — Benjamin S. Bachelor, (Ch.) ;
C. F. Burleigh, (Ch.) ; J. D. Butler, (Bethel);
Isaac H. Coe, (Ch.) ; Daniel Davis, (M.) ; Tris-
tram R. Dennison, (City Missionar}^) ; J. H. Farns-
worth, (Uv.) ; R. W. C. Farnsworth, (M.) ; T. R.
Greene, (M.) ; W. B. Hammond, (C. T.) ; A. M.
Higgins, (Advent) ; A. H. Francis ; A, M. Frates,
(Portugese) ; James H. Humphrey, (M. E.) ; A. H.
Heath, (C.T.) ; M. C. Julien, (C. T.) : C. J. K.
Jones, (C. T.) ; L. S. McMahon, (R. C.) ; George
Page, (R. C.) ; William J. Potter, (C. T.) Oliver
A. Roberts, (Ut.) ; Edmund Roland, (E.) ; W. F.
Witcher, (M. E.) ; D. D. Winn, (B.) ; J. H. Lee,
(B.)
Norton. — W. U. T. Dean, (C. T.) ;
Manning, (Ut.)
Raynham Centre. — F. H. Boynton, (C. T.)
South Raynham. — T. C. Kingley, (B.)
North Raynham. — C. A. G. Thurston, (C. T.)
Rehoboth. — Cross, (M.) ; James L.
Pierce, (B.) ; George H. Tilton, (C. T.)
Seekonk. — A. M. Rhodes, (Ut.)
Somerset. — Gideon Cole, (B.) ; J. C. Halliday,
(C. T.) ; E. M. Dunham, (M. E.) ; C. A. Tilling-
hast, (Ch.) ; AVright, (M. E.), So. Somerset.
Swansea. — J. W. Horton, (B.) ; N. W. Monroe,
(E.) ; J. W. Osborne, (Ch.) ; W. Pierce, (Ch.)
Taunton.— O. H. Fernald, (M. E.) ; R. P.
Ambler, (Uv.) ; H. M. Dexter, (C. T.) ; C. H.
54 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Learoyd, (Epis.) : E. J. Sheridan, (R. C.) ;
Mortimer Blake, <'C. T.) ; Stephen M. Newman,
(C. T.) ; W. T. Worth, (M. E.) ; Fred A. Reed,
(C. T.), East Taunton; Thomas T. Richmond,
(C.T.), Westville; S. S. Spear, (Epis.), Hopewell.
Westport. — Elisha Grant, (M.); Snow,
(M.): G. Anthony, (C. B.); Gideon W. Tripp,
(C. B.), Central Village.
CLOAK MANUFACTURERS.
White M. C, 124 1-2 Union, New Bedford
Colby Samuel, Union block, Taunton
Curtis Charles, 60 Main,
Skinner N. H. & Co., Main, cor. Cedar, "
CLOCK MANUFACTURER.
Hatch J. B., Wrentham road, North Attleboro
CLOTHES CLEANERS AND REPAIRERS.
Onley C. H., 72 William. New Bedford
Giles Cubit, Reed's court, Taunton
Wilson G. W., 117 South Main, Fall River
CLOTHES WRINGER REPAIRER.
Morrell L. H., 87 Middle, New Bedford
CLOTHING AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
Lyon L. D., Washington, North Attleboro
Boone J. H., Borden block, So. Main, Fall River
Bromberg Brothers, 56 South Main,
Frank Charles, 12 North Main,
Gibbs R. S. & Co., 2 and 4 Pocasset bldg.,
Hathaway Brothers, 37 Pleasant,
Jones George B. & Co., 20 South Main,
Landman S. & Son, 87 South Main,
Morris S., 33 South Main,
Strassman & Boas, 36 South Main,
Wilbur & Cone, Borden blk.. So. Main,
Vickery C. E., 47 Pleasant,
Doane & Co., 55 Union, New Bedford
Dootson John Mrs., 86 Purchase, "
Fisher C, 64 Purchase, "
Gifford& Co., 113 Union,
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
55
Sovereigns of Industry,
COUNCIL No. 97, ATTLEBORO, MASS.
Ho. 20 PAEK STREET, COEHEE BAHK STEEET,
OFFERS THE BEST BARGAINS TO CASH BUYERS OF
SUGAK, FLOUR, TEA, COFFEE, SPICES, &c., &e. Also aU flrst-class
■«** goods usually kept in a Grocery Store.
Special attention guaranteed in selection of Teas. Coffee ground to order.
J. O. HIlVCItl^EY. Ag-eiit.
BURROUGH BROS.,
DEALERS IN
HARDWARE and CUTLERY,
Sturdy's Building, . . . No. 1 Railroad Avenue,
ATTLEBORO, MASS.
PARSE Y B. BURROUGH
EBBN P. BURROUGH.
J E W E L E R .
Clocks, "W'atches & Je^w^elry,
I>A.ftK: STREKT, - - - ^VTT'IL.:e:130R0.
STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS, TOYS & YANKEE NOTIONS.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO REPAIRING.
MANUFACTURER OF
WHITE Sc TJOOT BEEI4,
And Bottler of Ale, Porter, Champagne Cider and Lager Beer,
Nos. 51 & 53 South AVater Street,
?^E;^V BKDirORr), MASS.
SODA. FOUNTA-INS FILLED AT SHORT NOTICK.
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BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
HORTON, ANGELL & CO.
MAI^OFACTURING
Patent Separable Collar and Sleeve Buttons.
PLATED EISTAMELLED G^OODS.
E. J. HORTON.
B. J. ANGELL.
G. M. HORTON.
MRS. MAKY A. YOUNG,
GrENTEEL KOARDING^ HOUSE,
BOARD, BY THE DAY OR "WEEK, ON
REASONABLE TERMS,
EAST STREET, NEAR ORNE STREET, NO. ATTLEBORO, MASS.
T. E. SCOTT,
JE"WELERS' AND SILVERSMITHS' BRUSHES
OF ALL KINDS,
EAST STREET, NEAR THE DEPOT, NORTH ATTLEBORO, MASS.
Acushnet Nickel Plating and Gilding Works,
BRICK BUILDING, PLEASANT STREET, CORNER MECHANICS' LANE,
Licensed by the United Nickel Plating Company.
Having fitted the above building with steam-power, new and improved machinery,
we propose carrying on the Plating Business, in all its branches.
Gold, Silver and Nickel Plating fiiiished in as good style, and at as low
prices, as can be done at any establishment in this country.
Your patronage and an examination of our work is most respectfully solicited,
H. K. MV. LUCAS, Manager. THOMAS R, LUCE, Plater.
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 57
Packard E., 36 and 38 North Second,
opposite Post Office, New Bedford
Sanders William, 108 and 112 Union, "
Swift M. C, 128 1-2 Union,
Taber, Reed, & Gardner, 117 Union, '*
Wing J. & W. R. & Co., Ill Union,
Bryant & Barrows, 2 ]Main, Taunton
Cobe Philip, 17 Union block,
Colby Samuel, (estate). Union block,
Foster & Barnard, 1 Union block.
Holt B. R. & Sou, 18 Main,
McElroy & Cushraau, 56 City square,
Morton M. L., 44 City square.
CLOTHS AND WOOLEN GOODS.
Colby Samuel, (estate). Union block, Taunton
Skinner N. H. & Co., Main, corner Cedar. "
COAL DEALERS.
( See also Coal and Wood, and Coal Merchants.)
Sturdy C. H., 45 Park, Attleboro
Barden J. G., near railroad depot, No. Attleboro*^
Riley W. H., Wateryhill road, n. Wash-
insfton, "
Ashley S. D. & Co., 9 Bedford, Fall River
BiittR. W., Davol,
Fall River Coal Co., 68 Davol,
Hawkins E. M., Linen Mill wharf, "
HAWKINS W. H., Oil Works wharf,
Davol, {see adv. p, 4.0), "
Chirk, Shove & Co., 40 Davol,
Walker E., Mansfield
Gai'tield & Proctor, foot of Walnut, New Bedford
Church T. L. & J. H., West Water,
Weir Village, - Taunton
Staples & Phillips, 10 West Water,
Weir Village, "
COAL MERCHANTS.
{See also Coal Dealers.)
Dean T. H. & J. O., South Easton
Bennett M. T. Jr., 61 North Main, Fall River
Bo wen J. A., Morgan's whf. and Slade's
wharf, Davol, "
Castner, Stick ney & Wellington, Davol,
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Fall River Coal Co., 7 Bedford, Fall River
HAWKINS W. H., Davol, {see adv.
page 40),
Narragansett Coal Co., Eight-Rod way,
Acushnet Coal Co., Hillman, New Bedford
Hathaway B. F., 222 North Third,
Haskell E. P., North Front,
REED B. T., Somerset
COAL AND WOOD.
Wilmarth W. A., Dunham, Attleboro
WILLIAMS E. S., Wash., oil Fisher,
{see adv. index). North Attleboro
HAWKINS \V. H., Oil Works wharf,
Davol, {see adv. page 40). Fall River
Powers P. & Son, 33 Eighth,
Lewis J. F., 46 Rodman, ♦'
Sherman A. 3 1-2 Spring, "
Corson T. S., No. Front, cor. Middle, New Bedford
Hart & Akin, 58 South Water, and 9
, North Water, "
Holmes J. Jr., Atlantic wharf, Pine, and
173 Count}^
PAISLER C. S., 118 North Water,
Peirce L. D., 150 South AVater,
Purington C C, 193 Kempton, "
Church T. L. & J. H., W. Water, Weir Villarre,
Taunton
COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS.
DAVIS & HATCH, 59 High, (see adv.
index), New Bedford
Wing T. G.,LTnion, near Front, •'
COFFIN WAREHOUSES.
Sperry A. M. & Co., Washington, corner
High, North Attleboro
McDerinott Brothers, 6 Spi'ing, Fall River
Baldwin D. W., 14 and 16 Annawan, "
Murphy T. J., Purchase, New Bedford
Washburn P. T. & H. S., 7 Union blk., Taunto„
COFFIN TRIMMINGS MANUPACAUEERS.
NERNEY & LINCOLN, Steam Power
building, 3d from depot, Attleboro
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 59
Smith, Carpenter & Co., R. R. avenue, Attleboro
WILMARTH W. D., 16 County,
Cabot F. W., AYillow, Mansfield
REED & BARTON, (coffin plates and
hinges), Britanniaville, Taunton
COLLECTION AND CLAIM AGENTS.
CARPENTER R. W., (Boston office,
31 Pemberton square), Foxboro
POND JOSEPH E. JR., Bank building,
Washington, coiner Bank, North Attleboro
Rockett J. F., 21 Pleasant, Fall River
Shaw James, South Main, "
COMMERCIAL COLLEGES.
Holmes' Commercial College, Flint's
building, 45 Pleasant, Fall River
Browne F. C, Field's block. City square,
corner Weir, Taunton
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
(See also Produce Dealers.)
ALLEN, SLADE & CO., 16 and 18
Bedford, and 5 Market square, (see
adv. p. 64), Fall River
Chase F. & Co., Davol,
HAWKINS H. C. & BROTHER, 36
and 38 Second, corner Pocasset, {see
adv. index),
Kingsley G. F., foot of Central,
Lowell C. S. & Co., 92 and 109 So. Main, "
Allen Gideon & Son. 76 North Water, New Bedford
Bartlett I. H. & Son, 1 Taber's wharf,
Baylies William, 3 :ind 4 Union,
Bourne Georsre A. & Son^, 27 No. Water,
CODD T. a!", 18 South Water,
Deacon W., 24 South Water,
EDDY GEORGE M. & GO., (selling
agents, Wamsutta Mills cottons), 147
Union, "
Gardner E. R., 9 Rodman,
Humphrey, Ellis & Co., 2 North Second,
Lewis W., 13 Hamilton,
NYE S. G., 35 Union,
Phillips William & Son. 7 Middle,
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POTTER W. F. & CO., corner Front
and Union, (see adv. index),
Sisson, Anthony & Co., 10 North Third,
Swift & Allen, Taber block.
Tuber, Gorden & Co., Central \vh:irf,
White J. P., 19 Sonth Water,
Wing J. & W. 11., office, 111 Union,
Wood J. A. & Co., 34 Union,
Falvey T. O., 13, 17 and 19 Cohannet,
Staples & Phillips, 10 West Water,
Taunton
CONFECTIONERY AND FRUIT.
(See Frmt and Confectioneri/.J
Fall River
New Bedford
CONFECTIONERS.
( See also Fruit mid Confectionery.)
Holdsworth R., 20 Hartwell,
Boweu A. & Co., 40 Pocasset,
Bates A. E. Mrs., 14 Cheapside,
Bates W. M., 16 Cheapside,
Hawes Levi, 17 Purchase, "
Teusch G. F., 51 William,
Zahonyi L. J. & Co., 21 Purchase, "
CONSTABLES.
(See Tow}i and City Registers.)
CONVEYANCERS.
Winslow B. F., section F., Granite blk., Fall River
Winslovv R. M., sec. F., Granite blk., '*
COOPERS.
Adams Nathaniel, Front,
Allan & Whitney, 17 Hamilton,
Baker Benjamin Jr., 18 South Front,
Churchill S., 9 Cannon,
Ellis C. L., North Front,
Ellis & Murray, 97 South First,
Holmes A., 14 First,
Howland & Coggeshall, 147 No. Water,
Luce Thomas, City wharf,
My rick A. G., 115 North Water,
Norton William J., North Water,
Peirce J. W., 99 South Water,
Peirce Lloyd N., 190 South Water,
Randall R., 16 Coffin,
Whitney Amassa, 28 First,
New Bedford
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Burgess W. J., 80 Columbia, Fall River
Coleman W. J., 80 Davol, "
Wilkinson S. & Son, 8 Fourth,
COPPER MANUFACTURERS.
New Bedford Copper Co., No. Front,
corner Rodman, New Bedford
Taunton Copper Manufacturing Comp'y,
Savings Bank building, Taunton
COPPER BOLT MANUFACTURERS.
New Bedford Copper Co., Rodman, New Bedford
Crocker Bros. & Co., Savings Bank bldg., Taunton
COPPERSMITHS.
(See also Plumbers.)
BUSH W. R., 36 and 38 Pocasset, (see
adv. index). Fall River
Craigie Andrew, 103 North Water, New Bedford
GIFFORD & ALLEN, North Front and
Hazards wharf, {see adv. index), "
Chick Peter, Cohannet, near High, Taunton
Maher J. T., 20 Westminster, "
CORDAGE MANUFACTURERS.
New Bedford Cordage Co.,Rotch's sq. New Bedford
COTTON BROKERS AND DEALERS.
Buffinton C. C, 20 Market square. Fall River
Brayton T. E. & Co., 19 Bedford,
Durdick D. J. &> Co., 35 Bedford,
Easton & Edd}^ 45 Bedford,
Haguhwout V. W., 43 North Main,
Hobart J., 43 North Main,
Hooper W. F., 5 Tioy building,
Hawes George H., Mason^s block, Main,
(printing cloth),
Hathawav W. H., Durfee block. No. Main,
Hurley P. J., 33 Bedford,
ReminiTton C. V. S., 61 North Main,
(print cloth),
Remington & Hathaway, 59 and 61 No. Main,
Storrow & VanBrunt, Troy building,
COTTON MACHINERY MANUFACTURERS.
Marvel, Davol & Co., Pond, Fall River
Kilburn, Lincoln & Co., Caual, '*
62 BRISTOL, COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Mason Machine Works, Oak, Taunton
COTTON GOODS MANUFACTURERS.
Daoffjett H. M., (cotton yarn), Farmers'
Village, Attleboro
Hebron Manufacturing Co., S. A. Knight,
agent, Hel)ronville, and Dodgeville, "
Lanesville Manufacturing Co., Lanesville, "
Mechanics' Manufacturing Co., Mechanic, "
American Linen Co., Ferr>% Fall River
American Print Works, Annavvan, "
Anavvan Manufacturing Company, "
Barnard Manufacturing Co., Quequechan, "
Border City Mills, Weaver, "
Chase Mills, Hodman, "
Crescent Mills, Eight-Rod way, "
Davol Mills, Hartwell, "
Durfee Mills, Pleasant, "
Fall River Print Works, Pocasset, "
Fall River Manufactory, Pocasset, "
Flint Mills, Alden,
Granite Mills. Twelvth. "
King Phillip Mills, South Main, "
Mechanics' Mills, Davol, "
MERCHANTS' MANUFACTURING
COMPANY, W. H. Jennings, Treas.
Capital, $800,000. Inc., 1866, Bed-
ford, Fourteenth and Pleasant, "
Metacomet Mills, Annawan, . "
Montaup Mills, East Main, "
Mount Hope Mills, Bay, "
Narragansett Mills, North Main, "
Osborn Mills, Tower, "
Pocasset Manufacturing Co., Pocasset, "
Richard l^orden Manufacturino- Co. Eight-
Rod Ava}^ "
Robeson Mills, Hartwell, "
Sagamore Mills, F. B. Hood, Treasurer,
North Main, "
Stafford Mills, S. P. Lovell, Treasurer, '•
Shove Mills, South Main,
Slade Mills, Globe,
Stafford Mills, Quarry, "
Tecumseh Mills, Hartwell, "
Troy Cotton and Woolen Manufactory,
Troy,
A. B. DUNHAM,
AGENT,
Successor to DUNHAM & RHODES,
MANUFACTURER OF
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No. 118 Dorranee Street,
Providence, R. I.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
Reeds, hfmm, Piekerg,
Shuttles, Belting,
AND OTHER
Manufacturers' Supplies,
MADE TO ORDER,
AND
WARRANTED OF SUPERIOR QUALITY.
OLD REEDS RESET AND REPAIRED
IN THE BEST xMANNER.
WM- ^w^ijj^x^r,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
rimoii, minm, mm & chimbir
FURNITURE
Mattresses and Lounges
OF ALL GRADES.
W^^REROOIMS:
Nos. 1G3 to 173 North Main Street.
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jyc^isruF^CTOR Y :
OPPOSITE 123 CANAL STREET,
PROVIDENCE, R. I.
BRISTOL COUNTY DIKECTORT.
63
WILLIAM E. DUI^HAM,
Paints, A^arnislies.
Office, - - - - Section G, Granite Block,
FALL RIVER, MASS.
J. W. BROWNELL,
DEALER IN
SPERM & WHALE OILS,
Spermaceti, Patent and Plain Candles,
Whale Pressings, Sperm and Whale Oil Soap,
CORNER THIRD & CANNON STS.,
IVEW^ BEOrORD. - - - 3XAHS.
M.J. B R O ^^^I^,
ARCH ITECT,
ROOM 4, - - - POCASSET BANK BUILDING,
FALL RIVER. MASS.
GROCERIES, FLOUR, GRAIN, &c.
AND SUCH GOODS AS ARE USUALLY FOUND
IN A COUNTRY STORE,
POST OFFICE, H. E. THOMPSON, Assist. P. M.
PLAINVILLE, . . NEAR NO. ATTLEBORO, MASS.
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BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTOY.
WM. WOLFENDALE,
DEALER IN
STEAM, WATER & GAS FITTINGS,
And Gas Fixtures of all Descriptions.
Contracts taken for Heating Buildings by Steam, and Lighting by
Gas. Dwelling Houses fitted up for Gas,
in the neatest manner.
Steam Pumps, Globe Valves, Sheet Rubber,
and Rubber Packing, &c.
Particular attention paid to Fitting and Repairing Fish Oil
EsTABLisuMENTS. All orders will receive prompt
attention. Work warranted to give
satisfaction.
HO. 76 SECOND STREET, FALL RIVER. MASS.
ALiLBIff, giX^ADB <£ CO.
^\Aniolesale GROCERS,
AND
DEALEES IN
Flour, Butter, Cheese, Lard, Coal Oil, &c., &o.
HAY SEED, HAY, &c., at wholesale, in any Quantity,
Nos. 16 and 18 Bedford Street, & 5 Market Square,
FALL RIVER, MASS
H. B. ALLEN, E. B. LAKE.
GEO. W. BLADE. B. S. C. GIFFOHD.
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 65
Union Mill Company, Pleasant, Fall River
Wampanoag Mills, Quequochan, "
Weetamoe Mills, Davol, "
Potomska Mills, (print cloths), South
Water, near Bedford, office, Rodman,
corner Front, New Bedford
Wamsutta Cotton Mills, North Third,
Barrowsville Mill, Stalibrd & Co.,
proprietors, Norton
Norton Mills, (wool scouring), "
STAFFORD & CO., (cotton thread,
yarn, &c.), (see adv. index).
No. Dighton and Barrowsville
Orleans Mills, (carpet warp, yarns, &c.), Rehoboth
Rehoboth Mills, (twine, &c.),
Howard A. F. & Son, Taunton
Stanley & Co.,
Westport Manufacturing Co., (warps,
batting, &c.), Westport
COTTON TWINE AND THREAD MANUFAC-
TURERS.
Morse E. J. W. & Co., (cotton, thread
and harness twine), South Easton
Niantic Thread Co., Division, Fall River
Heap Hargeaves, (twine and batting), Rehoboth
COTTON WASTE AND PAPER STOCK.
Thorpe J. F., Weir, Taunton
COTTON YARN AND TWILLED GOODS
MANUFACTURERS.
STAFFORD & CO., (.see adv. index), No. Dighton
COUNTRY STORES.
CSee also Grocers,-Dry Goods, SgcJ
Cochran David, Acushnet
Davis John R., "
Davis R. & Son, Long Plain, "
Carpenter L. Z., Park, Attleboro
Hebron Manufacturing Co., Dodgeville, "
Hebron Manufacturing Co., Hebrouville, "
FolletN. B., Falls Village,
SOVEREIGNS OF INDUSTRY, Coun-
cil, No. 20, J. O. Hinckley, agent, 20
Park,
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Miiuroe C. C. & Son, Briofgsville, Attleboro
Walker Wm., road near West Attleboro, ''
Day E. H., South Attleboro
Cudworth S. H., Berkeley
Fletcher P. H.,
Andrews Eben F.. Diffhton
Lincoln Eben P., "
Phillips William, "
AlmyE., Dighton
Dunbar Geoige, North Dighton
Baker A. P., North Dartmouth
Sea very J. P., "
Drake J. S., Easton
Kimball George L., "•'
AMES OLIVER & SONS, (corporation),
North Easton
Strout & Packard, "
Howard J. M., South Easton
Copeland George, "
Hathaway D. C. H., Freetown
Johnson D. L., "
Peabody J. W., "
Chase A. H., East Freetown
Washburn R., "
CLARK & SEGUR, Chauncy, Mansfield
Rogerson J. R., Norton
Lincoln E. H. & C. D., Raynham
LINCOLN E. , Raynham Centre
Robinson S. W., North Raynham
Black Johnson, Rehoboth
Carpenter D. C, . "
Clark S., "
Horton Ed ward H . , "
Luther William H., "
Marten Otis, "
Marvel John C, "
Peck Cyril C,
Pierce Susan, "
Case S. O. Jr., Seekonk
MedberyA. N., "
Davis D. P., Somerset
Marble Joseph, "
Wheaton W. F. "
SANDERS C. W., East Taunton
Bufiinton Joseph, Swansea
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
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Chase E. P.,
Chase J. F.,
Estabrooks G. C,
Eddy S. W., Luther's Corner,
Wood Hemy O.,
Luther J. G., Luther's Corner,
Mason William P.,
Anthony & Macombcr,
Brownell C. H., Central Village,
Cory A. M., Westport Point,
Macomber R. & Son, W^estport Point,
Simons Henry,
Westport Manufacturing Co.,
Macomber C. H.,
Griffin Lysauder,
Swansea
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North Swansea
Westport
North Westport
South Westport
CKOCKERY, CHINA AND GLASS WARE.
(See also Country Stores, also House Furnishing Goods.)
CLAKK & SEGUR, Chauncy, Mansfield
FRANKLIN J. N., Washington. North Attleboro
HOLMES & CHEEVER, Washington,
(see adv. index), "
Knapp, Bates & Follet, Washington, "
SHERMAN G. H., South Dartmouth
Lingard T., 29 Fourth, Fall River
Hathaway & Dean, cor. Bedford and Second, "
Bliss & Nye, 121 Union, New Bedford
Bennett Samuel, 44 William, "
HAY DEN & GROSSMAN, Bedford, cor.
Third, {^nee adv. page ZQ), "
LUTHER H. R., 144 Purchase, {see
adv. index), "
Purinofton & Brown, 55 Purchase, "
Taylor Henry J., 41 Purchase, "
Hoard N. S., 29 and 31 Union block, Taunton
ALBRO JAMES D., Bay, Hopewell,
DURGIN BROTHERS & WILLIAMS,
Hopewell, "
Reed Edgar H., 39 Main,
WEST L. B. & CO., 24 Winthrop,
CRUCIBLES.
Phoenix Manufacturing Co., W. Water,
Weir Village,
Taunton Crucible Co., D. A. Trefethen,
agent, West Water, cor. Third,
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CURRIERS.
(See also Leather Dealers.)
Faulkner George & Co., Court, New Bedford
Rose S. M., 17fi North Third,
CUTLERY.
CSee Hardware and Cutlei-y.)
Murphy J., (manufacturer), Mansfield
DANCING TEACHER.
Smith Israel, North Third, New Bedford
DENTISTS,
Fittz G. B., 5 North Main, Attleboro
Fisher W. D., Washincjton, North Attleboro
Tappan F. de P., Fairhavcn
Dodge C. L., corner Bedford and Main, Fall River
DeChevry Louis, 54 South Main,
Fairbanks George O., sect. D. Graiiite blk.,
Stevens W. B., sect. B, Granite block,
Walton J. C, 5 South Main,
Williams & Stebbins, 42 South Main,
CHANNING WM. H.. 139 Union, New Bedford
Channing W. R., 139 Union,
Davis C. G., Cheapside. corner Union,
Hazeltino A. A., 106 Purchase,
Mann H. E., 85 Purchase,
Mara James C, 25 Cheapside,
McLeod E. v., 5 Cummings' block,
Nesbett F. B., 102 Purchase,
Stetson Edward. 24 Purchase,
Ward E. G., 148 1-2 Union,
Ward F. E., corner Union and sixth,
Wyman A. F., 9 1-2 Purchase.
DICKERMAN D. S., 106 Weir, (.see
adv. index), Taunton
Dickerman H. L., 3 Jones' blk., Broadway, "
Dickcrman J. Q. & W. T., 49 City square',
Miett F. H., City square, "
Leach J. S., 59 Main, "
Paige O. S., 11 Hotel building,
Thompson Julius, Main, "
DEPUTY SHERIFFS.
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DESIGNER, ENGRAVER AND HUB CUTTER.
Carpenter Arthur E., Washington, No. Attleboro
DIE SINKERS AND HUB CUTTERS.
CHRISTY J. C, East, {see adv. index).
North Attleboro
DINING AND BOARDING SALOONS.
(See Eating Houses.)
DISPENSARY.
Post William C, 12 Cheapside, New Bedford
DOORS, SASHES AND BLINDS.
Gelinas & Chappell, Maynard's Mills, Attleboro
BOSWORTH W. & SON, North Front,
(see adv. ind.). New Bedford
SOWLE F. A., corner Elm and North
Water, (see adv. index.), ''
Mosier & Brownell, Atlantic wharf, *'
DAVIS H. L. & CO., 34 Union, and 43
West Water, {see adv. ind.), Taunton
DRAIN AND WATER PIPE.
Pierce & Tucker, mill, rear B. & P. R. R. Attleboro
BUSH WM. R., 3(5 and 38 Pocasset,
{see adv. ind.). Fall River
CLARY M., 52 Columbia, {see adv, ind.), "
PAISLER C. S., 118 No. Water, New Bedford
DRESSMAKERS.
Capron H. N. Miss, 7 North Main, Attleboro
Cooper J. Mrs., North Main, "
Crandall R. B. Mrs., Attleboro Falls
Herring E. A. Miss, Park, North Attleboro
Dean O. B. Mrs., Washington, "
Baldy Ruth Mrs., 141 South Main, Fall River
Barnaby Sarah, 28 Pine, "
Butler M. E., 81 North Main, "
Crapo Mary C. Mrs., 296 Pleasant, «•
Doane F. Miss, 17 South Main, *'
Cough Hannah, 74 Hartwell, "
Gray Lydia, 1 Troy bldg., Pleasant, '*
Horan D. M., Pleasant, "
Kelley E., 87 Bedford,
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Nolan M. A. Mrs., 122 Second, Fall River
Pickerinof E, M., 54 Second, '•
Pool M/a. c& M. E., 32 South Main,
Wilraarth S. E. Miss, room 2, Troy
building, Pleasant,
Wrightington Chartley P. Miss, 45
North Main,
Aiken Annie, 5 1-2 Cheapside,
Allen Jane G. Miss, 9 1-2 Purchase,
Bryant L. A. 8 1-2 Purchase,
Chapman J. H. Jr. Mrs. 26 Pleasant,
Melling A., 212 Purchase.
Wagner M. R., 3 1-2 Cheapside,
Wright E. Miss, 15 Cheapside,
Trafton George W. Mrs., Somerset
Carpenter Sophia K., 85 Main, Taunton
Cooper Elizabeth B., Webster, near Bow, "
Lowell M. P. Miss, 4 Main, "
DRILLS.
Morse Twist Drill and Machine Co., cor,
Fourth and Bedford,
New Bedford
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
(See Apothecaries and Druggists.)
Remington R. K., 36 Mill,
DRY GOODS.
(See also Country Stores.)
Fall River
Attleboro
Folsom George C, 21 North Main,
Monroe C. C. &> Son. Brigjorsville, "
Barden T. A. & Co., Washington, cor.
Wrentham road. North Attleboro
Eldridge I. B., Washington,
Knapp, Bates & Follett, Washington,
corner Church, "
Rosenbers^ Abraham, Washington, "
Tifft L. C., Park,
SHERMAN G. H., South Dartmouth
Lincoln Mary F., Dighton
Ames O. & Sons, (corporation). North Easton
Allen & Hathaway. 1 Granite block, Fall River
Almv Charles, 40 South Main,
Brown E. S., 71 South Main, "
Buffiuton H. S., 13 South Main,
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
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NEW TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
I have taken the NEW STORE, No. 11 THIRD
STEEET, NETV BEDFORD, under the Ban-
croft House, and intend to carry on a
B^I RST CIj AS S
CUSTOM
TAILORINd ESTABLISHMENT,
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
My experience as a Practical Cutter and Tailor will
speak for itself, as every garment is warranted to fit, or
the money refunded. Give me a call and judge for your-
self.
ROBERT GORDON,
Draper & Tailor.
FIRST CJLJ^SS
BOARDING HOUSE,
27 B^NK STREET,
ATTLEBORO, MASS.
EZRA ARNOLD, Proprietor.
CLARENDON HOUSE,
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
L. H. FRANCIS, Proprietor,
Coliannet Street,
Taunton^ Mass.
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G. D. iaii:.i.iK£:iv,
DRY GhOODS,
RICKETSON'S BLOCK.
coRNiCR. xjisrioisr & FoxirtTii streets,
NEW BEDFORD, - - - - MASS.
Z. SHEEMAlSr,
inter, Biier ani Comractor,
Corner High and Cohannet Street,
Residence, 68 Cohannet street. iAUNiON, MAbb.
CHARLES J. CHAPIN,
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Soap, Spice Fruit and Candle Boxes.
SHOOKS, TEA CADDIES, DOVETAILED BOXES,
EURlSriSHEr) TO ORDER.
ORDERS BY MAIL ATTENDED TO PROMPTLY
ADDRESS
BOX FACTORY. NORTH DARTMOUTH, MASS.
DEALER IN ALL laNDS OF
FRESH, SMOKED & PIGKLED
OYSTERS, CLAMS. QUAHAUGS AND LOBSTERS,
ALSO, PICKLES, CANNED GOODS, &c., &c.
ISTo. 6 \VEIR STREET, TAXJISTTON", IVIASS.
Old Colony House.
EIST TIUNTON.
A. R. WHITE. C. W. BAKER,
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
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Dean Charles H., 7 South Main,
Doran Paul, 335 Pleasant,
Gammons Brothers, 142 South Main,
Holt & Henry, 3 Granite block,
Irish Edward A., 67 South Main,
Marvel John B., 5 Granite block,
Quinn Woodland & Co., 93 So. Main,
Porter Brothers, 69 Pleasant,
Sargent L., 4 Granite block,
Sharon Brothers, 60 South Main,
Simmons W. H., 42 South Main,
Smith & Jenney, 9 South Main,
Stewart & Hamerton, So. Main, cor. Spring,
Strassman Henrv, 34 South Main,
White A. D., 67 Pleasant,
Williams J. W., 37 South Main,
CLARK & SEGUR, Chauncy, {see adv
index) ,
Rogerson Brothers,
Brightman Leander & Co., 15 South Water
New
Brownell O. G. & Son, 51 Purchase,
Delano S., 8 Purchase,
Dootson John ]Mrs., 86 Purchase,
EDDY GEORGE M. & CO., 147 Union,
Faisneau G. E., 32 Purchase,
Fisher James, 143 Union,
Gilford George D., 6 Purchase,
Hadley A. W., 20 Purchase,
HASKELL & CO., (wholesale and re-
tail), 42, 44 and 46 Purchase,
Hunt Josiah, 22 Purchase,
MILLHvEN C. D., 1 Ricketsons block.
Union, (see adv. index),
Silvester & Wimj, 28 and 30 Purchase,
Richardson J. T^ 18 South Water,
Simon N., 62 Purchase,
Soule W. T., 58 Purchase,
Spare J. V., 176 County,
Waite Benjamin H., 38 Purchase,
Waterman N., 59 Purchase,
Whiting E. B., 10 Purchase,
Woodman W. O., Purchase,
ALBRO JAMES D., Bay,
DURGIN BROTHERS & WILLIAMS,
Hopewell,
Fall River
Mansfield
Bedford
Taunton
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Dean P. Evarts, 85 Main, Taunton
Higgins L. B. & Co., 79 Main,
Srifith & Cutter, 83 Main,
Skinner N. H. & Co., Main, corner Cedar,
SANDERS C. W., Micldleboro avenue,
corner Liberty, East Taunton
DYERS AND BLEACHERS.
(See also Bleacheries.)
Wolfendon Robert, County, near Fifth, Attleboro
Bray J. W., West Attleboro
ORR JAMES, {see adv. index). South Attlei)oro
Orr Brothers,
Monarch John, 202 Pleasant, Fall River
Harding C. P., 41 William, New Bedford
Hackers Hamlet, Swansea
Eatough John, rear 18 Spring, Taunton
EARTHEN WARE MANUFACTURERS.
Hatheway , Somerset Centre
Purington David,
Purington George S.,
EATING HOUSES.
Alfred G. H. & Co., basement, Sturdy's
building, Attleboro
Conway Joseph, Bank, cor. Washington, "
Everett Dennis, Wash., cor. Elm, North Attleboro
Williams R., Washington, "
Atwood J. D., North Easton
Holmes C, 12 Fourth, Fall River
Hurley William, 28 Pocasset, "
Moss James 94 Third,
Kelley G. H., corner Main and Spring, "
Murphy Patrick, 26 Pocasset, • "
Nve J. B., 28 Pleasant,
Nye J. T., 112 and 114 Second,
Tootle M., Steamboat wharf, "
Paine F., R. R. depot, Mansfield
Allen T. L. & Son, 26 South Water, New Bedford
Furber G. W., 51 Union,
GiflTord G. P., 7 South Water,
Hann A. W., 9 South Water,
Oakley James, 65 Union,
Winslow H., 34 William,
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 75
Pond E. D. Mrs., 67 and 69 William, New Bedford
REEVE N. S., 4 and 6 South Water,
{see advt. p. 48.),
Richards G., 5 North Third,
Slosson Henry C, 11 Old Market square,
Smith D. B.,*19 Union,
Widdoes Levi, 95 Union,
Chase O., 5 Weir, Taunton
Ferrin G. W., 58 High,
Kelley G. C. & Co., 48 City square,
McKennon P., 61 West Water,
Townsend J. S. & Brother, 20 and 22 Weir,
Wilber S. & Brother, 16 Weir,
AVoodward W. P., West Water, Weir,
ELECTRO PLATERS.
(See also Nickel Platers.)
NERNEY & LINCOLN, Steam-power
building. 3d from de'pot, opp. R. R.
avenue, Attleboro
Crotty & Cudworth, East, North Attleboro
Perkins Thomas C, East, "
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
Shaw James, 11 South Main, Fall River
ENAMELED CLOTH,
Taunton Oil Cloth Co., Wales, Taunton
ENAMELER.
Birmingham J. J., Elm, North Attleboro
Price Richard, East,
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ENGRAVERS.
(See also Chasers, also Hub Cutters and Die Sinkers.)
Coombs F. O., (plate), S. Richardson's
building. East, Attleboro
Maxon G. W., (plate), S. Richardson's
building. East, "
EXPRESSMEN.
Gomley A. & Co., 196 Elm, and corner
First and Union, New Bedford
EXPRESS OFFICES.
Adams' Express, (Boston to Providence) ,
&c., Sturdy's building, Attleboro
76 BRISTOL, COUNTY DIKECTORY.
Earle & Prevv, (Boston to Providence,
&c.), Sturdy's building, R. R. ave., Attleboro
Livesey J.T., (Attleboro to Providence),
Union, near Pearl, "
Adams' Express, (Boston to Providence) ,
1 Kendall's block, North Attleboro
Earl & Prew, Bank building, Wash., "
Earl & Prow, R. R. station, Attleboro Falls
Middleton Frank, (Easton and Boston), No. Easton
Pinkhani A. E., (Easton and Boston), "
Marble D. C, (Easton and Boston),
Adams Express Co. (to Providence), Fall River
Earl & Prew's Express Co. (to Provi-
dence), 17 Main,
Adams Express Co , 9 Bedford, "
Kinsley Express Co. (Boston to New-
port), 17 North Main,
DAVENPORT, MASON, &.CO., (New
York, South and West, 5 Ricketson's
block, Union, New Bedford
HATCH & CO. (Boston, etc.), 5 Ricket-
son's block. Union, {see adv. opp. p.), "
Mayhew John, (Edgartown and New
Bedford), 5 Ricketson's block, "
Potter A. H., (New York Express), 19
Commercial, "
DAVENPORT & MASON, (Boston),
7 City square, Taunton
DAVENPORT, MASON, & CO. (N.Y.)
7 City square, "
Eastman & Co., 24 City square, "
FANCY GOODS.
(See also Toy Stores.)
BAXTER JOHN, 10 Park, {see adv.
p. 55), Attleboro
Cash Samuel, 17 Union, "
Razee B. A. & Son, Kendall's block, 1
Washington, North Attleboro
Hathaway James B., 23 Pleasant, Fall River
Huntsman Hattie F. Miss, 81 So. Main, "
Landman E., 94 South Main, "
Lincoln & Kellev, 26 South Main.
Lowell C. S., 109 South Main,
Noros L. J., 15 South Main,
Bigelow & Wing, 127 South Main,
HATCH & CO;S
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D ^ I L Y
TO AND FROM
IW BEDFORD, BOSTOI,
PROYIDENCE,
AND-
Marthas Vineyard.
ALSO,
GENERAL TICKET OFFICE AND AGENCY
FOR
SALE DRAFTS AND BILLS OF EXCHAN&E,
OFFICES :
34 & 35 Court Square, Boston.
52 Dorrance Street, Providence.
142 Union Street, New Bedford.
757 Commonwealth Av., Vineyard Crove.
R. WARREN,
FRENCH
M)JlLJkJUltM
496 Washington Street,
BOSTON.
♦ « ♦ « »
SIPZBCIJk.LT-Y',
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LA.DIES'
CAPS IND HEAD-DRESSES.
No. 496 M^ashington Street,
B O S T O IsT.
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
77
Mansfield
New Bedford
Mowry G. W. & C. H.,
Allen Charles N., 153 Union,
Case E. C. Miss, 40 Purchase, "
Chase G. W., 16 Purchase,
Hopkins J., Purchase, corner Union, "
Hunt Josiah, 22 Purchase, "
Macy W. J., Purchase, "
Nooning H. H. & Co., 2 1-2 and 4 Purchase,"
Simon A., 62 Purchase, "
Paul J. C, 27 Purchase,
Davis N. S., Somerset
Hinckley J. W. & Co., (99 cent store),
46 Main, Tauntcm
RANKIN L., Bay, corner Jeiferson,
Tiukham S. M. & Sons, 43 Main,
Attleboro
Fall River
Mansfield
New Bedford
FA.NCY DRY GOODS.
Fisher J. M., 22 Park,
Benson M. V. B., 41 North Main,
Ramsay & Mc Whirr, 75 South Main,
Hamilton H. C, Main,
Cottle H. B. Miss., 11 Purchase,
DURFEE E. A. Miss, 19 Cheapside,
Fuller N. B. Miss, 97 1-2 Third,
Hadley A. W., 20 Purchase,
MILLIKEN C. D., 1 Ricketson's block,
Tallman C. S., 70 Union,
Woodman W. O., 12 Purchase,
Lincoln E.,
DURGIN BROTHERS & WILLIAMS,
Hopewell,
Eatough M. E., 49 Main,
FERTILIZERS.
(' See Agricultural aiid Seed Stores.)
Paine S. S. & Brother, North Front, cor.
Hazard's wharf. New Bedford
PAISLER CHARLES S., 118 No. Water, "
FILE DEALERS.
BUTLER, BROWN & CO., 34 and 35
Exchange pi. (see adv. front colored
leaves(, Providence, R. I.
FILE MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS.
Broughton & Sunderland, Central, near Water,
Fall River
Raynham
Taunton
78
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
WEBSTER JOSEPH & SON, Court,
(see adv. index).
Price A., 33 1-2 South Water,
Tauuton
New Bedford
FINE ARTS.
Ellis L. B., 40 William,
Hazeltine C G5 William,
New Bedford
FIRE BRICK, PLASTER, &c.
HAWKINS W. H., Oil Works wharf,
Davol,
Fall River
FISH DEALERS.
(See also Fish, Wholesale, also Oyster Dealers.)
Lewis & Wetherell, rear 37 Park, Attleboro
Bobbins & Crosby, 7 R. R. avenue, "
Tucker J. D., Washino^ton, North Attleboro
Keith eToseph, 26 Second, Fall River
Mayhew B. T., 24 Mayhcw's blk. Second,
Frost Hiram, 7 Fourth, "
Sanford C. A., 7 Ninth, "
Shaw J. M., 128 South Main,
Bessom C, Main, Mansfield
Bartlett Abner, 9 North Sixth, New Bedford
Bassett William A., 125 Purchase,
Child J. G. & Son, 31 School,
Clark & Bartlett, Commercial wharf and
9 Market,
Clark T. E., 238 Purchase,
Cornell G. T., 161 Purchase,
Holmes & Watson, 157 South Water,
Leonard H. A., 91 South Third,
Leonard John H , 25 Union,
Payne George A., Purchase,
DOANE ELISHA, 17 City square, {see
adv. index),
Kellev A. W., 78 High,
Marley T. C, 23 West Water,
TOWNSEND J. S. & BROTHER, 20
and 22 Weir, "
WILBUR D. E., 6 Weir, {see adv.
index), "
Mayhew Thomas W., Westport Point, Westport
FISH OIL AND GUANO MANUFACTURER.
Wilson Job, Swansea
Tauuton
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
79
GXSO. A. IVIASON.
MSrmt^^ Livery, Sale and Boarding
STABLE,
CoiMMcw Street,
ATTLEBORO, MASS.
HOESES, CAHEIAGES k HARNESSES
Constantly on hand for sale.
ALSO DEALEU IN
BALED HAY & STRAW.
I am constantly receiving Horses from ^
Canada, which I am selling at very low (^-Z^^^^
prices.
BROWN & WHITE.
llors ai Law,
OFFICE, -
S UNION BLOCK,
TAUNTON, MASS.
J. BROWN.
L. E. WHITE.
G. GREENLEAF & CO.
WIRE WORKERS AND WEAVERS,
WIRE CLOTHS, NETTINGS, FOUNDRY RIDDLES,
Sparker Cloth, Patent Barnl Coal Sieves, Rat Traps, Corn Poppers,
and every variety of Wire Work, made to order.
90 XJNION STREET,
BOSTON.
80
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
F. H. Stafford.
Wm. Mason.
A. T. Pierce.
STAFFORD & CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Cotton Tlir-ead.,
YARNS AND TWILLED GOODS,
All Nos. Yarn from N"o. 6 to 60, single or twisted.
Mills at EAST GREENWICH, E. I., BAREOWSVILLE & NORTH DIGHTON, MASS.
Office, , , . . 57 Weybosset Street,
nwvwENCE, n. t.
n. L. Davis. a. Doane, Jr.
H. L. I3A.V1S & CO.
DEALERS IN"
ill
AND
BUILDERS'
HARDWARE,
PAPER HANGINGS,
Paints, Oils and Varnishes,
Particular attention paid
to Painting, Papering, Deco-
rating and Graining.
Stores, No. 4 STAPLES'
BLOCK, Weir Village, and
34 MAIN STREET.
TAUNTON, MASS.
Geo. M. Cruickshank & Co.
i\m mm uwmi
AND MACHINISTS.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Cruickshank's Patent Metalic Packing
FOR PISTON RODS AND VALVE STEMS,
ISTo. 276 DYER STREET,
p. 0. Box 1202.
PROVIDENCE, R. I.
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 81
FISH, WHOLESALE.
Biirtlett A. H., Commercial wharf, New Bedford
POTTER W. F. & Co., Union, cor. Front,
(see adv. index), "
FLORIST AND SEEDSMEN.
{Sec Nurserymen and Seedsmen.)
Cutler G. P., 43 City square, Taunton
FLOUR AND GRAIN.
{.See also Grocers, Country Stores, i^c.)
Monroe Charles C. & Son, Park, near
Taunton road, Briggsville, Attleboro
FollettN. B., ' Attleboro Falls
HOLMES & CHEEVER, Washington.
{see adv . index) , North Attleboro
Knapp, Bates & Follett, WashiniTton, "
THOMPSON H. E., (.see adv. page 63),
Plainville, near North Attleboro
SHERMAN G. H., South Dartmouth
Dean T. H. cfe J. O., South Easton
ALLEN, SLADE & CO., 16 and 18
Bedford, and 5 Market square, (see
adv. index), Fall River
Brayton D. A., Central, corner Davol, "
Brown D. & Son, 1 Davol, ■ , "
Brownell J. R., 57 Bedford,
Cadieux Joseph, 264 Pleasant,
CHAFFEE J. (wholesale), 182 North
Main,
Ferguson John, 7 Third, "
Meek William, 1 Davol, "
Parker K., 280 South Main, "
Reynard R. P., Jr., 14, 16 and 20 Third,
Brings J. S., ^ Mansfield
CLARK & SEGUR, Chauncy, {seepage 40), "
Rogerson Brothers, Main, "
Bliss H. H., 11\3 Grinnell, New Bedford
Dennison Brothers & Co., 40 and 42 So.
Water, " -
Kirk John, 224 Purchase, "
Macomber T. W., 16 South Water, "
POTTER W. F. & CO., Union, coi-ner
Front, {see adv. page 63), "
Wilbor Alfred G., 95 Third,
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BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
North Water, corner
New Bedford
Raynham Centre
Rehoboth
Seekonk
Somerset
Tauuton
WILSON & CO
Hillman,
LINCOLN E.,
Marvel J. C,
Medbery A. N.,
REED BENJAMIN T.,
ALBRO J. D., Bay, Hopewell,
DURGIN BROTHERS & WILLIAMS,
Hopewell, "
Briggs C. A. & Co., 36 West Water,
W'eir Village, '-
Church H. W. & Co., 56 West Water,
Weir Village, "
Paul J. & Co., 26 West Water, Weir
Villao-e,
SANDERS C. W., East Tauntou
FLOURING MILLS.
Braytou D. A., cor Davol and Central, Fall River
Brown D. & Son, foot of Central, "
Dennison Brothers & Co., 40 and 42 So.
Water, corner School, New Bedford
Eureka Flour Mills, 42 South Water, "
WILSON & CO., Hillman,
FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY.
(See also Fruit § Vegetables.)
ELDREDGE S. H. JR., 31 and 33
Park, (see adv. index), Attleboro
Razee B. A. & Son, 1 Kendall's block,
Washinofton, North Attleboro
Bowen A. & Co., 40 Pocasset,
Hampton A., 33 Third,
Marsden T., 163 South Main,
Nightingale T. H., 201 Bedford,
NorweltG. W., 31 North Main,
Robinson H. G., 69 3-4 South Main,
Robinson John, 96 Pleasant,
Arnold B. H., 108 Purchase,
Baldwin H. W., 113 Purchase,
Barstow S., 233 Purchase,
Bartlett B. S., 69 Union,
Brannan R. H., 76 Purchase,
Brook Charles H., 54 Purchase,
Doty W. P., 28'3 Purchase,
Fish W. G., 103 Purchase,
Fall River
New Bedford
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
83
New Bedford
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Gray J. F,, 66 Purchase,
Luce A. E., 186 County,
Maxim H. C, 173 Purchase,
Mansfield J. P., 10 Cheapside,
McAfee John, 75 Union,
Parker Fred, 9 Purchase,
Tilden & Co., 60 Purchase,
Wood F., 75 Purchase,
Davis E. N.,
Marble W. H.,
Allen O. P., 21 Weir,
Clary P., 38 Weir,
Cushman E. S., Weir,
Godfrey H. M., 27 Weir,
Leonard N. B., 97 Main,
Mason F. E., 11 Main,
Perkins D. D., 1 Broadway,
Richmond C. E., 57 City square,
RuggF. B., 88 High,
Story A. T., City Hall building,
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
( .See Provisions. )
FROST & ISHERWOOD, 300 So. Main,
(see adv. p. 48), Fall River
HOWARD O. H. P., 180 Second, (see
adv. p. 39), ««
O'HEARN JAMES, 106 South Main,
( see adv . page 31), "
Whitehead Edmund, 108 South Main, "
Wilbur Lemuel C, 103 Union, New Bedford
FURNACES AND RANGES.
Franklin J. N. & Co., 4 Kendall's block,
Washington, - North Attleboro
Disjhton Furnace Co., North Dighton
COOK & GREW, 44 Second, {see adv.
index), '«
CHILSON GARDNER, near depot, Mansfield
HAYDEN & GROSSMAN, (Barstow),
corner Bedford and Third, {see adv.
page 36), New Bedford
Briggs J. B., 42 Main, Taunton
Brownell A. C, 30 Main,
Cox & Warden, 56 Main,
84 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
TAUNTON IRON WORKS, W. Water, Tauntcui
Union Furnace Co., Third, '•'
FURNITURE DEALERS.
Siinford C. S., 14 Bank, Attleboro
Starkey L. T., 85 Park, North Attlehoro
Frazer G. C, 120 Pleasant, Fall River
Delano J. Jr., head of Middle, Fairhaven
Baldwin D. W., 45 South Main, and 14
and 16 Annawan, Fall River
Borden, Almy & Co., 43 South Main,
Flint J. D. & Co., 12'6 South Main,
Harriman D. G., 89 Pleasant, "
Leat G., 9 Spring, "
Newell C. P., 7 Main,
Nichols L. & Co., 39 Pleasant, "
Warden J. D., 116 and 118 Pleasant,
Waring Brothers, 93 South Main, "
Wootton T., 57 Pleasant, "
Carrol J., 20 1-2 South Water, New Bedford
Geils G., 150 Purchase, ''
Maxfield Caleb, 130 Union,
Pease J. H., 214 Purchase,
Tillinghast William A., 147 1-2 Union,
Foster John M., Broadway, Taunton
Hoard N. S., 29 and 31 Union block,
WEST L. B. & CO., 24 Winthn^p,
FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS.
Gilmore William H., 40 Main, Taunton
Stanley & Cunningham, 40 Main, "
Washburn E. E., Summer, near City Hall, "
FURNITURE REPAIRER.
Warner J. A., 84 Purchase, New Bedford
GALVANIZED GOODS.
KIRBY H. S., 8 Commercial wharf, cor.
Front, New Bedford
GASLIGHT COMPANIES.
Attleboro Union Gaslight Company, G.
N. Crandall, Supt., Attleboro
North Attleboro Gaslight Company, C.
S. Colbath, Supt., office, East, near
Orne, North Attleboro
(I.
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 85
Fall River Gas Company, W. B. Durfee,
Supt., office, 93 Pleasant, Fall River
Manufacturers' Gas Co., Chas. P. Stick-
ncy, Treas.. Hartwell, cor. Fifth, "
New Bedford Gasli.^ht Co., G. Wood,
Supt., 70 South Water, New Bedford
Taunton Gaslight Co., Edwin Keith,
clerk, Treas. and Supt., Franklin, Taunton
GAS, STEAM AND WATER PIPE MANU-
FACTURERS.
TAUNTON IRON WORKS CO., West
Water, Taunton
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS.
Plath N. Nelson, Circular, corner West,
North Attleboro
BUSH WM. R., 36 and 38 Pocasset,
(.see adv.iKige 43), Fall River
Fall River Steam and Gas Pipe Co., 10
Pocasset block, "
RIDGWAY J., 70 Pocasset, (see adv.
page 23), "
WOLFENDALE WM., 76 Second, {see
adv. page 64), "
Taunton Gaslight Co., Franklin, Taunton
GAS FIXTURES.
Fall River Steam and Ga.s Pipe Co., 89
Pleasant, Fall River
WOLFENDALE WM., 76 Second,
{see adv. ^.64), " .
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
Everett A. M., 47 Park, Attleboro
HA WES GEORGE E., Wash., North Attleboro
Brombero; Hyman, 91 South Main, Fall River
Shove & Fisher, 9 and 11 North Main, "
Brownell E. F. A., 19 Purchase, New Bedford
Pincus N., 25 Purchase, "
GLASS MANUFACTURERS.
Bowie S. R. & Co., (etching), 90 So. Water,
New Bedford
Mt. Washington Ghiss Co., Prospect, "
U. S. Ornamental Glass Works, 90 So.
Water, "
86
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
GILDERS.
ACUSHNET NICKEL PLATING
WORKS, vSouth Pleasant, (see adv.
p. 5(j),
GRAIN DEALERS.
(See Flour and Grain.)
CHAFFEE J., 182 North Main,
GRANITE DEALERS.
(See Stone Critters.)
Sullivan J. B., 104 Weir,
GRIST MILLS;
Cory Samuel,
Morse G. P.,
Spooner M. H.,
Howland E.,
Hawes & Wilbur,
Cornell Job,
Turner E. G.,
Smalley M.,
Chace Charles,
Chace D. S. & Son,
Reed Joshua,
Wilson John D.,
Winslow Thomas G.,
Allen G. S.,
New Bedford
Fall River
Taunton
Acushnet
Dartmouth
North Dartmouth
South Dartmouth
Dighton
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Freetown
Lawrence D.,
Fisher Brothers,
Flint B.K.,
Lincoln E.,
Norton Mills Co.,
Williams M. G.,
Perry Otis,
Thurber Benjamin,
Burr Raymond H.,
Kent Samuel,
Martin Calvin,
Hamilton George,
Wood N. M.,
Craw C. N.,
Sisson Alden,
GROCERS, RETAIL.
{See also Country Stores.)
Carpenter L. Z., 17 Park,
East Freetown
Mansfield
East Mansfield
Norton
Ray n ham
Rehoboth
Seekonk
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Westport
Attleboro
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
87
MARSTON & CRAPO,
COUNSELLORS at LA^^^,
No. 35 North Water Street,
George Marston.
Wendf 11 H. Cobb.
NEW BEDFORD.
Wm. W. Crapo,
Clias. W. Cliftbrd.
W.F. POTTER & CO.
/p /|\ J -^^ WHOLESALE
DEALERS IN
TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES,
PROVISIONS & PRODUCE.
PETROLEUM OIL a specialty
^ __.'. ^^^ COHXEK OF
^ Union & Front Streets,
NEW BEDFORD, MASS.
SULUNGS, KINGMAN & GO
Importers and General Dealers in
ENGLISH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN
|gHARD"WARE,
CUTLERY, STOVES,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
Agricultural Implements, &c.,
9 NORTH THIRD & 123 UNION STREET,
JOHN W. SULLINGS, )
GEORGE F. KTN^GMAN,
CHARLES B. HILLMAN. )
igBlTIT BGDFORD.
MRS. L. H. PACKARD,
MILLINER, & Dealer in MILLINERY GOODS,
ALSO, HAIR-AVOKK MANUFACTURER,,
No. 17 CHEAPSIDE, ------- NEW BEDFORD.
88 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
GEO. G. GIFFOKD. EDW. H. AELEN
GIFFORD & ALLEN,
BRASS FOUNDERS,
GOPPEESMITHS AM PLUMBERS.
Corner N. Front St. & Hazard's Wharf,
NEW BEDFORD, MASS.
Plumbing in all its branches attended to and satisfaction
guaranteed.
Have on hand COMPOSITION BOLTS, SPIIvES and NAILS,
COPPER BOLTS and articles in our line for Ship's use. Also,
PIPE of all kinds. SHEET LEAD, and a large assortment of
PLUMBING MATEiilALS.
CASTINGS MADE TO ORDER & FINISHING DONE.
H. C. HAWKINS & BEO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS IN
FOREIGN km OOMESTIO FRUBTS,
And Bailed Majf^
36 & 38 Second Street, corner Pocasset St ,
Market Square, FALL RIVER, MASS.
CONGDON, CARPENTER & CO.
DEALERS IN
Springs, Axles, Horse Shoes & Nails,
WHEELS, RIMS, SPOKES, SHAFTS, &c.
A good assortment of Haskell's Machine Bolts and Coach
Screws. Carriage and Tire Bolts a Specialty.
BRANCH STORE, 23 BEDFORD STREET,
Fall Hiver Mlass.
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 89
Carpenter & Capron, 36 Park, Attleboro
Holmes & O'Conuor, 23 Railroad ave, "
Monroe Charles & Son, Briggsville, "
Parmenter H. D., 43 Park. "
SOVEREIGNS OF INDUSTRY, (see
adv. page 55), Washington, "
Walker William, North Attleboro road, "
Follett N. B., Attleboro Falls
Hancock T. E., Washington, North Attleboro
HOLMES & CKEEVER, Washington,
opp. Odd Fellows' building, (see adv.
index), "
KNAPP, BATES & FOLLETT, Wash-
ington, corner Church, '•
Thompson C. B., Washington, corner
Wrentham road, "
THOMPSON H. E., (see adv. p. 63),
Plain ville, near North Attleboro
Potter C. W., South Dartmouth
SHERMAN G.H.,
Palmer J. W., Dighton
Almy Edward, North Dighton
AMES O. & SONS, (corporation), North Easton
Hitch p. F., 65 Main, Fairhaven
Elridge Brothers, 71 Main,
Leavitt & Taber, 41 Centre,
Nye Alfred, 19 Washington,
Swift S. S. & Co., Main, corner Bridge,
Adams F. M., 177 North Main, Fall River
Andrews E., 16 Pleasant,
Audet & Roy, 348 Pleasant,
Bagshaw James, 349 Pleasant,
Barlow J. & Co., 305 Pleasant,
Barney George W., 156 North Main,
Bean E. L., 20 Twelfth, ^
Biltcliffe & Bruckshaw, 136 Pleasant,
Bliss W. B., Bank,
Booth Eliza, Bedford,
Booth William, 112 Third,
Bowler G., 186 Pleasant,
Bridge Joseph, 379 Pleasant,
Briggs B. D., 19 Turner,
Butler James, 10 Fourth,
Butler P., 112 Columbia,
Cobb, Bates & Yerxa, 99 South Main,
90 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Callahan D., 6Q Fourth, Fall River
Carroll & Butler, U2 Bedford,
Coolidge C, 242 Pleasant,
Coleman William, corner George and
Oregon, Mechanicsville,
Co-operative Association, 112, 114 and
116 Bedford,
Corneau W, 91 Bedford,
Dean J. M., 14 South Main,
Dugdale James, 347 Pleasant,
Duggan Thomas, 60 Spring,
Eagan John 2d, 73 Spring,
Flynn William, 80 South Main,
Fuller Elisha & Son, 27 North Main,
FROST & ISHERWOOD, 300 South
Main, (see adv. p. 48),
Green C. J., 102 Third,
Greenwood Levi, 158 Bedford,
Guiney John, 90 Annavvan,
Harrington P. P., 39 and 41 Eighth,
Hathavvav O. H., 17 Bedford,
Heap R., 262 Pleasant,
HOWARD O. H. P., 180 Second, {see
adv. p. 39),
Jackman C. B., 7 Lyon,
Jepson M., 142 Pleasant,
Kelley Jeremiah, 95 Bedford,
Kingsley G., Central,
Larkin Thomas, 27 Pearl,
Lawton & Chase, 124 Davol, Mechanicsville,
Leary Q., 2 Hartwell,
Lindsey W. & N., Lindsey's wharf.
Lord G., 12 Orange,
Lagarde A. & J., 86 Bedford,
LeBoeuf N., 36 and 38 Seventh,
Maxam E. B., 133 Second, cor. Rodman,
McDonald Edward, 72 Annawan,
McKevitt J. T., 45 Rodman,
Moore S. & Co., 145 North Main,
Mulligan J., 16 Hartwell,
Murphy James, 50 Rodman,
Norton F. A., Rodman, corner Second,
O'Hearn Robert, 118 Columbia,
O'Neil & McClarence, 79 Rodman,
Regan Michael, 59 Spring,
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Regan Timothy, 39 Central,
Reynolds R., Locust,
Rhodes & Williams, 149 and 151 So. Main,
Sullivan C. D., 84 Fourth,
Sullivan Patrick, 21 Orange,
Sullivan P. R., 24 Union,
Sykes A., 72 Fourth,
Wade & Pettey, 98 Second,
Warbuton Henry, 75 South Main,
Warren E., Pine, corner Rock,
Wilbur John, Elm,
Wilmot J., 271 Pleasant,
Wilmot J. & Co., Elm,
Lovell S. C, Main,
Briggs J. S.,
CLARK & SEGUR, Chauncy, {see adv.
i^. 40),
Rogerson Brothers, Main, *'
Perry Albert, West Mansfield
Abrams W., 139 South Water, New Bedford
Acushnet Co-operative Association, 85
Third,
Andrews Christopher, Fourth,
Ashley & Smith, 345 and 347 Purchase,
Brown L. B., 175 Kempton,
Boardman Thomas, 321 Purchase.
Bonney C. A., Ill Purchase,
Bryant & Peirce, 174 County,
Codding S., 186 County,
Central Union Association, 5 No. Sixth,
Chappell William H., 229 Purchase,
Cook D., 240 Purchase,
Daly P., 269 South Water,
Davis C. S., 243 Purchase,
Dawson B., 312 Purchase,
Doty William P., 241 Purchase,
DriscoU R., 311 and 313 Purchase,
D wight James, 60 South Second,
Dwight W. B., 103 Third,
Edgerton J. F., 296 Purchase.
Folger D. B. & Co., 116 Union,
Forbes E. H., 35 Elm, near Bedford,
Frasier G. W., 161 South Water,
Gillick P., South Water, near Bedford,
GIBBS L. H., 26 Union, {see adv. p. 44),
Gifibrd Fred S., 3 Ricketson's blk.. Union,
92 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
GosDold Workingmen's Co-operative As-
sociation, 144 Purchase, New Bedford
Holcomb H. & Son, 71 South Second,
corner Bush, "
Holcomb Monroe, 201 South Water, "
Holcomb Roland, 32 School, corner So.
Second, "
Industrial Co-operative Association, 353
Purchase, "
Jenney Brothers, 296 Purchase, "
Lawton R. S. 185 Purchase, "
Luscomb Abraham R., Kempton, corner
Pleasant, "
Luscomb Robert, 170 County, "
Lowe J. H., 324 North Third,
LUTHER H. R., 144 Purchase, (see adv.
i?. 32),
Macomber George B., 305 Purchase, "
McFarlin S. W., 150 Kempton,
Milliken & Son, 157, 159 and 243 Purchase,"
Morse Clinton, 151 Kempton, "
Morse F. & Co., 239 Middle,
Notter John, 182 County, "
Nye S. G., 5 Union,
Pratt & Alley, 97 Purchase, "
Remington & Rhodes, 328 Purchase, "
Rock J., 265 South Water,
Sanford Thomas, No. Second, cor. Elm, "
Sherman Isaac C. & Son, cor. Fourth
and Bedford, "
Sherman J. B., 51 Foster, "
Snow Sylvester, cor. County and Wing, "
Smalley O. Jr., 93 South Third,
Smith J. C, cor. Middle and Cedar, "
Stanton A. G. & Co., 137 Third,
Sturtevant Zachariah, 23 Third, "
SulHvan Thomas, 57 Middle, "
Sullivan M. E., 348 Purchase, "
Swift E., Third, corner Spring, •'
Swift & Co., 239 Purchase,
Taber A. C, Acushnet avenue, "
Taber G. W., 197 Kempton,
Terry Job M., County, "
Tucker & Cummings, 66 and 68 William, "
Newcomb Maynard, Norton Centre
Lincoln E., ' Raynham Centre
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North Raynham
Rehohoth
Seekonk
Somerset
Taunton
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Horton Edw. H.,
PeckC. C,
Pierce Susan,
Medbeiy A. N.,
Marble H. E.,
Reed Benjamin T.,
ALBRO JAMES B., Bay, Hopewell,
Baker & Evans, Staples' block, West
Water, Weir Village,
Belcher Ira, cor. Broadway and Dean ave.,
Burt B. L. & Co., East Water,
Campbell S. E., Main, corner Union,
Church H. W. & Co., 56 West Water,
DURGIN BROTHERS, Whittin^ton,
DURGIN BROTHERS & WILLIAMS,
Bay, Hopewell,
Gallagan O. & J. P., 29 Broadway,
Howard W. B., 14 Main,
Johnson & Macomber, County,
Knapp Zenas, West Water, opp. the
bridge. Weir Village,
Lawton William C, Broadway, c. Randall,
Lothrop H. B,, Weir, opp., the church,
McKEON & KELLY, 13 Broadway, {see
adv. p. 23),
O'Hara John, 23 Broadway,
Pendleton George E., 28 High,
Presbrey & Bodfish, 69, 71 and 73 W. Water,
Reed William & Co., 5 School,
Rielly J., 27 Washington,
Rouse A. F. & Co., 37 Mason,
Sears F. K. & Co., Leonard's blk.. Main,
Sears J. W., 2 and 4 High,
Staples Benjamin F., 18 High,
Sovereigns' Co-operative Store, Hopewell,
Walker E. A., 31 Washincrton,
Washburn & White, 45, 47, 49 and 51
Cohannet,
White, Child & Co., 1 and 2 City square,
William P. & Co., 41 City square, "
Woodall T. H., 1 Broadway,
SANDERS CHARLES W. , East Taunton
Washburn C. G., "
GROCERS, WHOLESALE.
ALLEN, SLADE & CO., 16 and 18
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Bedford, aud 5 Market square, (see
adv. p. 64), Fall River
Deane J. M., 41 Bedford,
HAWKINS H. C. & BROTHER, 36
aud 38 Second, {see adv. index), "
Petty, Lawton & Co., 24 Bedford, and
10 Market square, *'
BULLOCH A. & CO., 11 William, (see
adv. p. 4:4,), New Bedford
Baylies William, 2 Union,
Driscol, Church & Hall, 60 Union,
GIBBS L. H., 26 Union, (see adv. p. 44),
Macoraber Brothers, 6 Union,
NYE S. G., 35 Union,
POTTER WILLIAM F. & CO., Front,
corner Union, (see adv. index), '*
Reed Benjamin T., Somerset
Church H. W. & Co., 56 West Water,
Weir Village, Taunton
White, Child & Co., 1 and 2 City square, "
GUNPOWDER.
(See Powder.)
GUNSMITHS.
Davis J. F., 53 South Main, Fall River
Davis N. R. & Co., Assonet, Freetown
EGGERS SELMAR, 6 William, (see
adv. iyidex), New Bedford
Sis^on D. W., 22 South Water, "
DIEMAR RICHARD, 21 Dock Square,
Boston, and 23 School, (see adv. ind.), Taunton
GUNS AND SPORTING APPARATUS,
Davis J. F., 51 South Main, Fall River
EGGERS S., 6 William, (see adv. ind.).
New Bedford
DIEMAR RICHARD, 21 Dock square,
Boston, and 23 School, (see adv. ind.), Taunton
HAIR DRESSERS.
ChaceC. T.,24Park, Attleboro
Macdouald William A., Park, "
Chapman D. F., Washington, North Attleboro
St. John J., Washington, "
Stickney F., Easton
Murphy P., North Easton
Robinson C. H., Fairhaven
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
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A.. R. BARISTEY,
All kinds of work in my line done
to order promptly and in the best
style.
Carriage Trimming, Painting and Repairing,
SaTviiigf, Turning', Planing-, Sc<*.
^V . G-. HATHAWAY,
Book Binder, and Manufacturer of Blank Books
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND STYLE OF BULING,
PRINTING AND BINDING.
ALSO, ALL KINDS OP PAPER BOXES.
16 MAIN, CORNER OF SCHOOL STREET, TAUNTON, MASS.
MARKET, No. 17 CITY SQUARE.
Full supply of Fish, Lobsters, Oysters and Clams, in their season, fresh erery
day, Delivered Throughout the City. Chesopcake's, 25 cents per quart, $1.00 per
gallon; Warehams (small), 50 cents per quart, $1.75 per gallon; Wareham's (large), 75
cents per quart, $2,75 per gallon ; Providence Oysters, 30 cents per quart.
ELISHA DOANE, 17 City Square, Taunton,
D. S. DiCKERMAN, D. D. S.
106 Weir Street, Taunton, Mass.
In Boston, MIOND^Y and TXJESD.A.Y of every week,
AT 224 TREMONT STREET.
olk6k^ri\itl|,
Machinery & Tool Forging, Iron Doors, Shutters,
IRON FENCES AND RAILINGS,
BOLTS, RODS AND STRAPS FOR BUILDINGS, BRIDGES, &c.
M.ADE 'PO ORDER,
Jewellers' and Silversmith's Dies, Cutters, Hammers and Tools,
A SPECIALTY.
219 EDDY STREET,
PROVIDENCE, R. I.
96 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
SEA-SHORE AND WHITE MOUNTAIN ROUTE
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Eastern Railroad
station in Boston, on Causeway St., foot of Friend St,
THE UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
TO
Halifax, St. Jolii M k ProYinces, Baior, Skowhep,
Farmington. Rockland, Belfast, Waterville, Augusta,
AND ALL PARTS OF THE STATE OF MAINE.
Making close connections at PORTLAND with all of the
Eastern Steamers, and with Portland and Ogdensburg
Railx'oad for Steamers on Lake Sebago, &c., and
Portland and Rochester R. R., and with Grand
Trunk Railway for Gorham, Montreal,
Quebec, and the West.
r»ULlL.TVrA^TV C!A.RS OTST THIS T^IIVE OTSTuY.
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ALL RAIL LINE FROM
BOSTON TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS,
AND THROUGH
WHITE MOUNTAIN NOTCH
TO
St. Johnsbury, Johnson, Burlington, Vt.
LAKE CHAMPLAIN. AND MONTREAL.
ALSO, FOR CAPE ANN, AND FOR
SAILSBURY, HAMPTON, AND RYE BEACHES,
BOAR'S HEAD AND ISLES OF SHOALS.
THE DIRECT ROUTE TO THE
Rangeley's and Moosehead Lake, the Great Fishing Resorts.
A. P. ROCKWELL, Pres. B. F. PATRICK, Gen. Pass. & Ticket Agt.
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
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Allen J. E., 68 South Main,
Ayler W. H.. 8 North Third,
Buudoin E. L., 45 North Main,
Burke M., 2 Pocasset block,
Cabalier E. L., 22 Pocasset,
Carey Daniel, 13 North Main,
Crowley James C, 11 South Main,
Dacey T. , 65 Pleasant,
DeCaro Frank, Durfee's block, No. Main,
Dyer & Silvia, 5 Bedford,
Fields Charles, Bedford,
Hurley J. T., 31 Third,
McCarty Brothers 107 South Main,
McKenney F. Jr., 41 South Main,
Perry Antonia, 71 North Main,
Perry Antonio, 75 Ferry,
Pimientel M. J., sec. F, Granite block,
Rin^D. T., 41 Central,
Snell A. W.,Davol,
Souliere E., 138 Pleasant,
Spencer N. P., 10 Pleasant,
Sweeney J., 98 South Main,
Wood J. H., 61 Pleasant,
Richmond W. H.,
Rogers C. T.,
Ames Y. W., 10 1-2 Cedar,
Apsey G. W., 32 South,
Castello M. C Liberty Hall,
Cypress R. W., 166 Purchase,
Daniels J., 137 South Water,
Goulet G., 326 Purchase,
Goulet J., 4 Franklin,
Easton C. F., 15() Purchase,
Gray H. A., 92 South Third,
Jackson Edward, 60 Cedar,"
Jackson T. \V., 184 County,
King & Lemos, 89 and 127 1-2 Union,
Lee Michael, 244 Purchase,
Lobo M. G., 113 Union,
Oliver R. W., 90 Purchase,
Piper & Oberton, 41 Elm, under
Parker House,
Taylor R. F., 47 South,
Talliaferro John, 231 Middle,
Scarboro H. A., 163 Purchase,
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Temple Lewis, 72 Union, New Bedford
Vassals James H., 23 North Third,
Williams John, 124 Union, '<
Wilson J G., 47 William,
West John E., 4 South Water, ♦«
MOREY'S LADIES' HAIR GOODS
ROOMS, 154 Westminster, {see adv.
index) ^ Providence, R. I.
Brady John, 27 Weir, Taunton
Buffinton D. B., Bay, *> •
Hemphill E. O., Broadway, "
Rockett E., Bay, '*
Mason J. H., 3 City square, '*
Morris Benjamin, 64 High, *•
Rogers E. E., 2 Cohannet blk., City square, "
Story W. F., Weir Village,
Woodward A. P., 55 VV. Water, Weir,
HAIR SWITCH MANUFACTURER.
MOREY JOHN, 154 Westminster, (see
adv. index). Providence
HAIR GOODS-
MOREY'S HAIR GOODS EMPORIUM,
154 Westminster, {see adv. index).
Providence, R. I.
HUMAN HAIR IMPORTER.
MOREY J., 154 Westminster, {see adv.
ind. ) , Providence
HAIR WORKERS.
Barney Nellie Miss, 137 South Main, Fall River
Boone A. Mrs., Qd) Union, New Bedford
Butler Katie P., 80 Union, "
Bray wood A. M., 210 Purchase, ««
Mitchell B. M. Mrs., 148 Union, " '^
MOREY'S HAIR GOODS EMPORIUM,
154 Westminster, {see advt. index).
Providence, R. I.
HALLS.
Wamsutta Hall, Washington, North Attleboro
Wilbur's Hall, cor. Fruit and Trescott, Taunton
El Bethel, Temple of Honor, Ricketson's
block. Union, New Bedford
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 99
Freemason's Hall, 147 Union, New Bedford
Pierian Hall, 5 Ricketson's block, Union, *'
HANDLE MAKERS.
Perry Charles & Co., (handle and mallet
manufacturers), Rehoboth
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
('.See also Countri/ Stores. j
BURROUGH BROTHERS, 1 Railroad
ave., {see adv. jj. 55), Attleboro
Franklin J. N., Washington, " North Attleboro
Buffington J. L., 18 North Main, Fall River
CON ANT P. D. & Co., 61 and 63 Bedford, "
CONGDON, CARPENTER 8g CO., 23
Bedford , ( see adv. index ) ' '
SANFORl) & COVELL, 71 Pleasant,
{see adv. index), "
SOWLE F. A., corner Elm and North
Water, {see adv. index), »<
Still well Daniel & Co., 125 South Main,
SULLINGS, KINGMAN, & CO., 9
North Third, and 123 Union, {see adv.
index). New Bedford
Trafton & Anthony, 12 South Main,
Willard A., 7 Rock,
Rogerson Brothers, Mansfield
Marvel J. C, Rehoboth
DAVIS H. L. & CO., 43 West Water,
and 34 Main, {see adv. page 80), Taunton
Humes C. F., 17 Broadway,
Newcomb W. L. & Co., 68 Weir,
SANDERS GEORGE B.,
Washburn F. R., 15 Main,
Washburn Salmon, 12 Union block. Main,
HARNESS MAKERS.
(See also Carriage Trimmers.)
Frink E. H.. 5 Bank, Attleboro
Phillips F. K., Orne, North Attleboro
Torrev J. W. D., Easton
Burreil J. B., 36 North Main, Fall River
Cobiirn Charles, 3 Market square, "
Fenno Enoch, 63 Pleasant, *<
Gifford B. F., 24 Fourth, «' '
Meeson & Pownall, 160 South Main, "
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BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
MINEUR G., 263 Pleasant, (^ee adv.
page 24),
Thompson A. D., 156 North Main,
Boyd W. F.,
Allen Jesse, 7 Purchase,
Brownell L., 29 Purchase,
Chaloner L. W., 2 North Third,
Cronin William, Elm, corner Pleasant,
Gushing C. F., 24 Cheapside,
Green John 2d, 204 1-2 Purchase,
Judson J. H., South Pleasant, corner
Mechanics' lane,
Kittridge B. R., 63 William,
Marr W. J., 193 Purchase,
Willis W. H., 126 and 128 Union,
Peterson J. F.,
Thurber Hiram A.,
Wood Ali)heus H.,
Donaghy R. J., 10 Plain, Weir Village,
Hack N. E., West Water,
Pierce J. W., 12 Weir,
Whittiers Edward, 50 Weir,
Fall River
Mansfield
New Bedford
Norton Centre
Seekonk
Swansea
Taunton
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Brownell L., 29 Purchase, New Bedford
HAT AND BONNET BLEACHERIES.
I See Bleacheries.)
Porter Bradford G., Assonet, Freetown
Winslow Henry, Assonet, "
Watson , South Freetown
HATS, CAPS AND FURS.
(See also Country Stores, also Dry Goods.)
KNAPP, BATES & FOLLETT, Wash.,
corner Church, North Attleboro
Bromberg Hyman, 91 South Main, Fall River
Earle J. H., 26 North Main, "
Harris Isador, 19 Pleasant, "
Read N. & Co., 9 Granite block.
Shove & Fisher, 9 and 11 North Main,
Cannon E. S. & Co., 43 Purchase, New Bedford
Haskell C. M., 138 Union, cor. Fourth, '•
HAT MANUFACTURERS, (Silk.)
Covell J. L., 125 Union, New Bedford
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 101
DENNISON & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
DENNISON'S PATENT
PING TAGS,
AND
Dennison's Standard Merchandise Tags
Of every variety and for every conceivable use.
DENNISON'S TOURISTS' TAGS FOR TRAVELERS.
Stratton's Gummed Labels and Gummed Paper of all colors ; Legal and
Notarial Seals ; Folding and Fancy Tickets ; Mentzel's Patent
Suspension Rings ; Dennison's Game Counters ; Wedding
Cake Boxes ; Visiting and Playing Card Cases,
etc., etc. etc.
DEMISON'S TARGETS forEIFLE PRACTICE.
THE STAR COPYING PAD,
Used with ordinary Copying Press and Book — superior to all other
devices for the Copjring of Letters.
Phillips's and Stevens's Hook and Clasp Tags ; Kimball's Self-Fastening
Tickets ; Anderson's Improved Suspension Hooks ; Postal Envel-
opes ; McGill's Paper Fasteners, at manufacturers' dis-
counts ; Dickinson's Rubber Bands ; Dennison's
Excelsior Sealing Wax, etc., etc
Proprietor " Globe " and Centen-
nial Prize " Excelsior," and Importers
of English Grass Bleached and Pearl
' • Blue, from the celebrated 39 mill.
Proprietors of '' Silver White," best article for polishing silver,
and Miller's " Jewelry Cleaning Casket " and " Silver White Casket."
JEWELER'S BOXES, Jeweler's Cards, Pink and White
Cotton, Fine Twines, &c.
DRUGGISTS' BOXES, Apothecaries' Powder Papers and Counter Pa-
pers, Dennison's Shaving Papers.
ALL or OUR GOODS ARE SOLD BY DEALERS EVERYWHERE.
DGNETISOn d^ GO.
19 Milk Street, Boston. 198 Broadway, New York.
632 Chestnut St., Phil'a. 150 So. Clark St., Chicago.
169 Vine St., Cincinnati, 409 Washington Ave., St. Louis.
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BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
XS. IKE. REED'S
Law, Golleotion fe hmm
OFFIGS^
Coiart, Cor. ISTorth. JVTaiii Street,
MANSFIELD, MASS.
COOK & GREW,
SUCCESSORS TO
COOK, GREW & ASHTON,
PLUMBERS,
AND DEALERS IN
Furnaces, Ranges and Ftoves.
Special attention paid to Heat-
ing and Ventilating Houses,
Churches, &c. Factory Work
and all kinds of Jobbing done at
short notice and in the best manner,
at the OLD STAND.
44 Second St.,
FALL RIVER, MASS,
tZ;^ ALKX O. COOK, T. M. GREW".
SALbSMLN, 5c. C.COOK.
HOWLAND & SMITH,
DEALERS IN
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COUNTRY I^RODUCE.
Orders called for and goods delivered to all parts of the city free of charge.
CORNER CHEAPSIDE AND MARKET STREET,
NEW BEDFOBD, MASS.
A. HOWLAND.
T. G. SMITH.
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 103
Hardware and Cutlery continued.
Spencer A. E., 122 1-2 Union, New Bedford
Emery C. O., 95 Main, Taunton
HAY AND STRAW DEALERS.
MASON G. A., Common, {see adv. p. 79),
Attleboro
WILLIAMS E. S.. Washington, opp.
Fisher, {see adv. index). North Attleboro
ALLEN, SLADE & CO., 16 and 18
Bedford, {see adv. p. 64), Fall Eiver
CHAFFEE J., 182 North Main,
HAWKINS H. C. & BROTHER, 36 and
38 Second, {see adv. 2^- 88), "
HAWKINS W. H., Oil Works wharf,
Davol, {see adv. p. 40), «'
PAISLER C. S., 118 North Water, New Bedford
WILSON & CO., North Water, corner
Hill man, '«
HINGE MANUFACTURERS.
Gilmore E. W. & Co., North Easton
HOOP SKIRT MANUFACTURER.
Chace George W., 16 Purchase, New Bedford
HORSESHOERS AND BLACKSMITHS.
(See Blacksmiths.)
Bruce Samuel H., East, NorthAttleboro
KingL. C, Dartmouth
Perkins T. P. W., Fairhaven
Smith & Shaw, "
Haven Peter, 283 Pleasant, Fall River
Ryan T., Second, <«
Carey Daniel, Broadway, > Taunton
Conefy J. F., Weir, "
Friery & Kilro, 59 Weir, «'
Gavin C, Howard, *'
McDonald John, 24 School, '«
Morse Jason, Tremont, *'
Toomey J. H., County, «<
HOTEL CHECKS.
ROBBINS JOHN, 42 Knecland {see
adv. opp. title page), Boston
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Attleboro
Attleboro
Attleboro
Fairhaven
Fall River
HOTELS.
Ryder House, J. G. Ryder, prop.,
WAMSUTTA HOUSE, C. M. Spra.sue,
proprietor, Wash., cor. Elm, North
Barrows' Hotel, H. T. Humphrey, pro-
prietor, Pawtucket road. South
Union Hotel, C. H. Allen, proprietor,
Columbia House, James Parkinson, pro-
prietor. So. Main, cor. Columbia,
LaGrange House, James Sutcliffe. pro-
prietor, 27 and 29 Bedford,
Narragansett Hotel, Capt. L. V. Tilton,
proprietor. North Main,
New England House, F. BitclifFe. prop.,
110 Bedford,
ST. GEORGE HOUSE. J. Scholes,
proprietor, 58 South Main, {see adv.
page 23),
Thurston House, V. Thurston & Son,
proprs.. Central,
Wilbur Hotel, 19 and 21 North Main,
MANSFIELD HOUSE, Clark & Segur,
proprietors, Chauncy, {see adv. p. 40).
BANCROFT HOUSE, F. C. Bancroft,
prop., cor. Main, and Third. Ne
Elmwood House, T. Lapham, proprietor.
69 Elm,
Furber House, G. W. Furber, propr..
Palmer's Island,
German Hotel, L. Bartel, proprietor, 4
Hall's court,
Mansion House, L. F. Underwood, pro-
prietor, cor. Union, and Second,
Parker House, H. M. Brownell, propr.,
Purchase,
Sheridan House, G. A. While, propr.,
Mansion House, D. Gregory, prop.,
Case's Hotel, J. Case, proprietor,
City Hotel, A. L. Bliss, proprietor, City
square,
CLARENDON HOUSE, L. Francis,
propr., 12 Cohannet, {see adv. p. 71),
Exchange Hotel, L. E. Francis, propr.,
City square,
Mansfield
w Bedford
Norton
Swansea
Taunton
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St. Cloud Hotel, George H. Briggs, pro-
prietor, near New Bedford depot, Taunton
Washington Hotel, Hiffh, "
OLD COLONY HOUSE, White & Baker,
proprietors, East Taunton
Harbor House, Jas. H. Sowle, propr., Westport
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Davol Georire H. & Co., 52 Third, Fall River
Flint J. D. & Co., 121 South Main,
Eraser George Y., 78 and 80 Pleasant, "
Greenhalgh J. B., 248 Pleasant, "
WilcotD. T., 13 Bedford,
Purrington & Brown, 55 Purchase, New Bedford
SULLINGS, KINGMAN & CO., 9 No.
Third, and 123 Union, (see adv. p. 87), "
Brigffs J. B., 42 Main, Taunton
Hoard N. S., 29 and 31 Union bik.. Main,
Washburn Solomon, 12 Union block, "
HUB CUTTERS AND ENGRAVERS.
CHRISTY J. C, East, (see adv. index),
North Attleboro
Willemin Louis A., Attleboro Falls
ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS.
-^ELDREDGE S. H. JR., 31 and 33
Park, (see adv. index), Attleboro
Bates William M., 16 Pleasant, New Bedford
Gray J. F., 6Q Purchase, "
ICE DEALERS.
Richards J. D., Elm, North Attleboro
WILLIAMS E. S., Washington, (see
adv. index), . "
Sisson A. B., Dartmouth
Cook & Durfee, office, Central, c. Main, Fall River
Fall River Ice Co., near Bleachcry, "
Hawes Simeon, head of the River, New Bedford
New Bedford Ice Company, 9 Fourth, "
Sherman J. H., 118 Grinnell, "
Leonard L. E., Norton avenue, Taunton
Matteson R., cor. Bay and Whittenton, "
White A. C, Cohannet, "
Williams Julius, Plain, near Beacon, "
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BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Easton
Fall River
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
BUTLER, BROWN & CO., 34 and 3.5
Exchange place, (see adv. front colored
leaf), Providence, R. I.
INK MANUFACTURER.
Freeman G. H., 17 Centre, New Bedford
INSTRUMENTS, MATHEMATICAL.
Pool H. M., Easton
INSURANCE AGENTS.
DAGGETT & RICHARDSON, Dean's
buildino-, 45 Park, Attleboro
Albro J. G., Washington, North Attleboro
Price E. R., Washington, ' f'
Rice Henry, Elm,
Reed Charles H.,
Chase & Slade, sec. E, Granite block,
Chase & Shaw, sec. C, Granite block,
Dillingham C. C, 44 North Main,
Greene W. S., 33 Bedford,
Howland Samuel D., 7 Bedford,
Mellen & Stafford, 42 South Main,
Remington J. A., sec. A., Granite block,
Shepard J. M. Jr. & Co., 1 Durfee block,
SLADE JOHN P., sec. G, Granite blk,
(see adv. page 32) ,
Wilson D. B., 42 South Main,
Winslow B. F., sec. F, Granite block,
REED E. M., Court, cor. North Main,
(see adv. ind.),
Alray Charles, 20 North Water,
Cook Samuel H., 37 North Water,
Cornish Ivory S., 27 North Water,
Ellis J., 15 South Water,
Grinnell L. & Son, 22 North Water,
OILMAN F. L., 90 Union, (see adv.
index),
James Thomas M.,40 North Water,
TAYLOR W. H., 40 North Water,
Tillinghast & Aldcn, 44 North Water,
Van Campen Hiram, 17 North Water,
Briggs A. S., 3 Union block,
Cushman J. M., City Hall,
Mansfield
New Bedford
Taunton
BARKER, WHITAKER & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OP
HARDWARE
■AND-
CUTLERY,
AND DEALERS IN
Manufacturers,' Machinists' and Builders'
SUPPLIES,
FAIRBANKS' SCALES, &e.
22 & 24 Westminster St., Providence, E. L
ja^m:es orr,
BLEACHER AND DYER
■OF-
Threads, Worsted Braids,
Yarns, &c.
SOUTH ATTLEBORO', MASS.
Particular attention given to Coloring and Bleaching Spool Cotton.
Miiiiehigitti Mutual Insiiinei 0®.
39 COURT STREET, (Room 1), BOSTON.
A.SSETS, - - - - - - #440,000.
Insurance of DweHings and Household Furniture
IN" THE CITY AND COUNTRY.
One-Fourth of the Net Profits to be retained as a Reserve Fund. Three-Fourths
of the Net Profits to be Divided to Policy-Holders.
CHARLES B. CUMMINQS, President.
JOHN M. CORBETT, Secretary.
WADE, DAYIS & CO.
MANDFACTIIIEES OF JEffELRY,
J^^^KSa? ITLOOR, OK
LINCOLN, TIPFT & CO.'S NEW FACTORY,
(Via North Attleboro),
plainvilTjE, mass.
C. H. & F. F. CARPENTER,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN LUMBER,
Gano, near India Street, and 22 Branch Avenue,
All orders promptly attended to. PROVIDENCE, R. I.
m:. GRiisrisrELL,
BoarfliBE Hoose, for FeriiiaMiit aoi Traisleit Boarflers.
No. 7 NORTH MAIN STREET, FALL RIVER.
GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS AND GENEROUS FARE IN A CENTRAL LOCALITY.
E. E. BARRO^VS & CO.
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FIRE-GILT CHAIN, FIRST QUALITY, AND PATENT BRACELETS,
11-2 If AID EN LANE, NEW YORK.
Factory, North Attleboro, Mass.
ORNAMENTAL, PLAIN AND GENERAL JOB PRINTING,
Of all descriptions, executed in the best manner, and oo Reasonable
Terms. Work warranted to suit our patrons.
No. 42 SOUTH MAIN STREET, CORNER OF BORDEN,
B. F. DAVia^ late Foreman Fall River Herald.
■Wm. O. Milne, late Foreman Daily News Job Office. FALL RIVER, MASS.
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 107
Hammond J. C, Main, Taunton
Hinckley J. W., 43 City square, "
Williams S. A., 43 City square, "
Wood B. L., 43 City square, ♦*
INSURANCE BROKERS.
TAYLOR WILLIAM H., 40 North
Water, New Bedford
Jackson E. T., 43 City square, « Taunton
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Attleboro Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,
H. N. Richardson, secretary and treas-
urer, 45 Park, Attleboro
Fall River Manufacturers' Mutual Insur-
ance Co., sec. C, Granite block. Fall River
Bristol County Mutual Fire Insurance
Co., William H. Taylor, president:
Geo. N. Alden, secretary and treas-
urer, 44 North Water, New Bedford
Commercial Mutual Marine Insurance
Co., 37 North Water,
Union Mutual Marine Insurance Co., 33
North Water, "
GILMAN F. L., 90 Union, New Bedford, agent for
the foUowiug Companies :
Faneuil Hall Insurance Co., Boston.
Fitchburg M. Insurance Co., Fitchburg.
Insurance Company of North America, Philadelphia.
Mutual Life Insurance Co., of New York.
New England Mutual Life Insurance Co., Boston.
North-western National Insurance Co., Milwaukie,
Wis.
St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Co., Minnesota.
Travelers' Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn.
Westchester Fire Insurance Co., New York.
IRON CRESTING AND ORNAMENTAL WORK.
Huntley G. R., 17 and 19 Washington, Taunton
IRON FOUNDRIES.
Dighton Furnace Co., Dighton
BELCHER DANIEL, (malleable), (see
adv. index), Easton
Drake L. S. & A. L., (small castings), "
Boston and Fairhaven Iron Works, Laurel,
Fairhaven
108 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Iron Foundries continued.
Davis J. & E., First, Fall River
Fall River Iron Works Co., foot of Anuawan, "
Kilburn, Lincoln & Co., 13 Canal, corner
Annavvau, "
Central Iron Founchy, J. E. & W. H.
Rider, proprietors, Central, Mansfield
Manstield Iron Foundry, Gardner Chilson, "
New Bedford Iron Foundry, E. Grinnell,
proprietor, 90 and 92 So. Water, New Bedford
Somerset Co-operative Foundry Co., Somerset
CROSSMAN & THOMAS, Taunton
Foundry and Machine Co., Court, "
Leonard Co-operative Foundry Co.,
Wales, near Vernon, "
Mason Machine Co., Oak, ' "
Old Colony Iron Co., "
Thomas Oscar G., West Water, <'
Potter William R., Cohannet, "
TAUNTON IRON WORKS CO., G. W.
Gavitt, agent, W. Water, cor. Fifth, "
Union Furnace Co., Third, near W. Water, "
IRON MANUFACTURERS.
Fall River Iron Works Co., foot of Annawan,
Fall River
Kilburn, Lincoln & (.'o., Canal, c. Annawan, "
Aeushnet Iron Foundry, South Water, New Bedford
Gosnold Mills, office, 134 North Third,
New Bedford Iron Foundry, 90 So. Water,"
Mount Hope Iron Co., H. T. Leonard,
superintendent, Somerset
IRON AND STEEL.
CONGDON, CARPENTER & CO., 23
Bedford, Fall River, and 81 Canal, (see
adv.p. 88), Providence, R. I.
Watkins William, 13 Centre, New Bedford
JEWELERS' SUPPLIES.
BURROUGH BROTHERS, 1 R. R. ave., Attleboro
SHERMAN C. E. W. & SON, Elm, n.
A. B. R. R., {see adv. index). No. Attleboro
JEWELERS, (MANUFACTURING.)
BATES & BACON, near depot, Attleboro
Blackington W. & S., 19 County,
A^^A.IlT^rER'S
(Bryant & Stratton,)
283 Westminster Street, Providence, R. I.
♦ ♦ ♦
The leading Business College of Proviiloncc, and a prominent member of the Associ-
ated Business Colleges of America. ■
The only institution in Rhode Island where Bookkeeping is taught as a science,
and where theory and practice arc so harmoniously blended, that when a principle is
enunciated, its application is immediately shown.
The fundamental idea of this institution is the practical fact, that material wealth
is an important element and instrument of Christian and refined civilization and power,
and that the devolopement and improvement of Man is its grand object.
The course of instruction and training is based on this idea, and will continue to be
enlarged and extended, as the standard of public intelligence and the revenue of the
College warrant.
The design of the Institution is to prepare Boys, Young Men and
Ladies, in the shortest time and most perfect manner,
for the active duties of life.
The course of instruction is so arranged and practically taught, as to give a thorough
and accurate knowledge of such branches as all men ought to be skilled in, and is espe-
cially adapted to the demand of a large class of young and middle aged men and women,
who are looking to the fields of active business life for future remuneration and social
position.
thh; couKsii: ok study is
POLYTECHNIC IN CHARACTER,
EMBRACING
The Science of Accounts,
Business Correspondence,
Business Arithmetic,
Rhetoric and Elocution,
Penmanship,
Letter Writing, and
Practical Bookkeeping.
Common and Higher English,
Languages,
Industrial Art,
Higher Mathematics,
Mechanical and Civil Engineering,
Mechanical and Free-hand Drawing,
Surveying. »
Telegraphy,
Phonography,
Photography, and
Elocution,
AND IS IJIXII^ED INTO
NINE DEPARTMENTS.
Illustrated Catalogue, containing full particulars, will be sent on receipt of twenty-
five cents. Circulars of College sent free.
ORDERS FOR WORK SOLICITED.
We respectfully solicit orders for all kinds of professional labor, coming within our
specialties : Engineering, Drawing, Designing, &c. ; Matter for Translation,
in Modern or Ancient Languages ; Complicated Accounts and Partner-
ships adjusted ; Books opened or closed ; Pen-work of all kinds.
All work placed in our h.ands will be carefully and neatly done, and cheap.
Address,
283 WESTMINSTER STREET, PROVIDENCE, R. I.
ESTABLISHED A. D., 1856.
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GOLD& SILVER
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North Attletoro, Mass.
Grolcl and Silver
CUPPINGS, POLISHINGS, STONIIIGS,
SoKitions, &C.5 Solicited.
GOLD COIN, FINE GOLD, FINE SILVER,
COPPER, CRUCIBLES, &c..
Always on hand.
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 109
Bliss Brothers & Everett, K. R. ave, Attleboro
Bliss & Dean, R. R. aveuue, "
BUSHEE A. & CO., 19 County, (see
adv. p. 36), "
Carpenter J. D. & Co., R. R. avenue, "
Cummings & Wexell, R. R. avenue, "
Cobb, Gould & Co., Union, ««
Demarest & Packard, Broad, "
HAYWARD & BRIGGS, R. R. avenue,
(see adv. j9. 35). '<
HAYWARD & CARPENTER, R. R.
avenue, (see adv. ind.), '*
HODGES & CARPENTER, Robinson's
building, R. R. avenue, "
Holbrook, Whiting & Albee, Broad, "
HORTON, ANGELL & CO.. 19 Countv,
(see adv. p. 56), "
MACDOl^ALDR. B., (see adv. p. 35),
Mason Edwin S., R. R. avenue, "
Mason & Richards, R. R. avenue, '*
MEIGGS & BRIGGS, Robinsons bldg.,
R. R. avenue, (see adv. p. 24), *'
Robinson E. A., R. R. avenue, '<
SHORT, NERNEY, & CO., R. R. avenue, "
Smith D. H. & Co., Broad,
Smith, Crosby & Smith, R. R. avenue, "
SMITH D. H., R. R. avenue,
Streeter Brothers, 18 County, *'
Sturdy Brothers & Co., Steam Power bldg., "
THAYER O. S. & CO., North Main,
(see adv. page 39), "
Tucker & Stone, Steam Power building, "
Wilmarth W. H., R. R. avenue, *'
BAILEY F. S. & CO., Elm, (see adv.
index). North Attleboro
BARROWS E. E. & CO., Division,
(see advt. index).
Barrows H. F. & Co., Division,
Blackinton M. W., Broad,
Blackinton R. & Co., Elm,
Blake & Aldrich, Broad, opp. Tifft,
Bugbee & Hatch, Wrentham road,
Clark & Coombs, East,
Draper F. S. & Co., Broad,
Draper George H. Elm,
110 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Jewelers (manufacturing), continued.
Diaper O. M., Elm, North Attleboro
Draper William O. & Co., Elm, "
Etzensperger John, Elm, **
Fisher S. E. & Co., East,
Franklin E. I. & Co., Broad, "
French George W., East, near depot, "
Luther J. W. & Co., Robinson's new
building, near depot, "
Merritt H. D. & Co., Elm,
Pate F. G. & Co., Broad, "
Pratt Benjamin F., Broad, ''
Richards F. B. & C. I., Elm,
Richards J. J. & J. M., East, "
Richardson Stephen & Co., East, "
Sandland, Capron & Co., Elm, "
Schofield, Aston & Co., East, "
Smith T. I. & Co., East,
WADE, DAVIS & CO., {see adv.
index). Main, Plainville, via "
WEBSTER G. K. & CO., {see adv.
p. 24),
WHITNEY F. G. & CO., Chestnut, {see
adv. page 35), "
Young & Bennett, Chestnut, "
Sadler G. W. & Co., South Attleboro
Robinson & Co.. West Attleboro, Post
Office,
White & Shaw, (jewelers' findings), "
Blackinton V. H. , Attleboro Falls
Davidson Brothers, "
Freeman & Co., •'
Mason, Draper & Co., *'
Morse Lewis, High, **
SIMMONS R. F. & CO., {see adv.
p. 35) ''
STANLEY BROTHERS, Elm, (see
adv. index), "
Sturdy J. F., ««
WHITNEY E. & CO., {see adv. p. 31), "
Wilcox & Robinson, High, "
Carien, Bragg & Co., (tortoise shell), Mansfield
Draper J. B. & Co., "
Kingman & Hodges, Spring, (imitation
rubber and shell), "
Spalding D. S., "
BRISTOL COUNTY DIEECTOKY.
Ill
For Cleaning Jewelry & Silver fare
ti ^ II
CHEAP! USEFUL!! PRETTY!!!
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THE JEWELRY CLEANIKG CASKET.
A PRETTY BOX, containing aU of the
articles necessary for restoring Jewelry to
its original beauty. The JEWELRY
SOAP, the BRUSH and the SAWDUST,
all perform their work without injury to
the most delicate jewelry ; the whole affair
making a cheap and useful gift to a lady.
MILLER'S JEWELRY SOAP.
Prepared from the very finest materials, will remove
from Jewelry all tarnish, grease and dirt, and acts like
magic in restoring to their original brilliancy all kinds I
of Jewelry and precious Stones, without risk or dam-
age to the most precious articles. It is used by lead-
ing Jewelers throughout the country.
SILVER WHITE.
The best article ever used for
CILJEIAJSITSG and.
POLliSHIJVG
It is not gritty, like many preparations sold for
this purpose ; will not injure the most delicate
article, and gives to Silver AN" EXQUISITE
POLISH, EQUAL TO NEW.
MILLER'S SILVER WHITE GASKET.
Containslin a neat, compact form, all the
articles that are necessary for Polishing
Silver and Plated Ware, viz. :
A BOX OF "SILVER WHITE,"
PLATE-BRUSH and
CHAMOIS SKIN". ^
The above GOODS are SOLD by ALL JEWELERS.
DZSNNISON i£ CO.
Manufacturer of Jewelers' Findings,
19 Milk Street, Boston.
112
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
HARD METAL
MANUFACTURED INTO
HANDSOME TYPE,
AT THE
Boston Type Foundry,
JOHN K. ROGERS, Agent.
No. 104 MILK STREET - - - BOSTON.
ESXABLISIiEr) 1837.
LOMBA.Rr) & CO.,
Importers and Dealers in
Lewis Wharf, corner Atlantic Avenue, Boston.
NOVA SCOTIA AND BAY DE CHALEUR,
(FROM OUR OWN QUARRIES.)
Blue Grit and English Dry Stones and
Spindle, Rough. Turned and Hand Finished.
Specialties in Stones for Machine, Tool and
Repair Shops. Any size cut to order.
3 SCHOOL STREET, NEAR WASHINGTON, BOSTON.
N. S. DEARBORN'S WEDDING STATIONERY, A SPECIALTY.
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 113
JEWELRY.
MOREY J. (Kair), 154 Westminster
{see adv. index), Providence, R. I.
JEWELERS' TOOLS MANUFACTURERS.
BOSWORTH MACHINE SHOP, P.
Bosworth, agent, F. G. Whitney's
building. Chestnut, {see adv . opp . p . 17),
North Attleboro
JUNK DEALERS.
Simmons J. A., Davol, Fall River.
Brownell Wm. O., Front, cor. Centre, New Bedford
Carroll John N., South Water,
Cook William H. & Co. 9 and 11 No. Front, "
Duchenay E. T. opp. 97 No. Water,
Freeman M. L , 86 Prospect, '*
Gardner J. T. 78 Countv,
Hill John, 176 State,
McCullough John, 19 Front,
Miller William, 165 South Front,
Paige J. H., head of river, "
Shea M. J., 130 South First,
Thacher Albert, Centre, cor. North Front, "
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
(See County Register.)
Lovatt Benj. K., 21 Pleasant, Fall River
Rockett James F., 21 Pleasant, "
TAYLOR WM. H., 40 No. Water, New Bedford
KITCHEN FURNISHING GOODS.
HAYDEN & GROSSMAN, cor. Bed-
ford and Third {see adv. page 36), New Bedford
LACE LEATHER.
BUTLER, BROWN & CO., 34 and 35
Exchange Place {see adv. front col.
leaf). Providence, R. I.
LAPIDARIES.
LUTHER J. W. & CO., Raihoad ave.
{see adv. index), Attleboro
Denson O. E., Chestnut, North Attleboro
LAUNDRIES.
Macomber J. O., Park, Attleboro
Prentiss J. P., Hartwell, Fall River
City Steam Laundry, 114 No. Third, "
114 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
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Laundries continved.
Bay State Laundry, 20 No. Water, New Bedford
Kee Sam & Co., 119 Purchase,
LAWYERS.
ADAMS G. A., 45 Park {see adv. index), Attleboro
Daargett John, 44 Bank, "
Bowen Simeon, Washins^ton, North Attleboro
POND J. E., Jr., Bank building {see
adv. page 24), "
Southard L. G., North Easton
White Guilford, South Easton
Archer & Jackson, room 36, Borden
block, Fall River
Blaisdell J. C, 33 Borden block,
Braley & Swift, 42 Borden block,
Coffey J. A., 46 Borden block, room 31,
Drake L. J., 31 Borden block,
HATHEWAY & CUMMINGS, 32 Bor-
den block,
Lapham Louis, 13 Pocasset building, "
Lincoln A. N., 5 South Main,
Lovatt Benj. K., 21 Pleasant,
Morton & Jenningt^, sec. G, Granite block,
Niles T. H., sec. F, Granite block,
Pierce William H., 29 Borden block,
Reed Milton, sec. A, Granite block,
WALLACE P. H., 21 South Main,
William E., sec. A, Granite block,
Wood Jonathan M., sec. C, Granite block,
CARPENTER R. W., Boston office, 31
Pemberton square, Foxboro
REED E. M., Court, cor. No. Main {see
page 102), Mansfield
Barney & Knowlton, 17^ No. Water, New Bedford
Bonney C. T., 42 North Water,
Borden Alanson, 42 North Water, '•
Brown George H., 17J No. Water,
Clarke A. K, 42 North Water,
Clifford Charles W., 35 North Water,
CLIFFORD WALTER, 35 North Water,
Cobb Wendell H., 35 North Water,
Collins Albert B., 42 North Water,
Crapo W. W., 35 North Water,
Greene Francis B. 36J North Water,
JOHNSON W. H., Elm, cor. Purchase,
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BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
115
Knowlton H. M., 17^ North Water, New Bedford
Maokie Adam, 104 Uriion,
Murston Georo:e, 35 North Water,
MARSTON & CRAPO, 35 No. Waaler
{see page 87),
Millikeii Frank A. 29 North Water,
Parker William C, Jr. 93 Union,
Pierce P. A., 26 North Water,
Prescott Oliver, 26 North Water,
Stetson Thomas M., 36 1-2 North Water,
Tappan F. W., 22 North Water,
Tucker George F., 29 North Water,
Sullavou E., 90 Union,
Wilcox Lemuel T., 36 1-2 North Water,
WEST HENRY N., 83 1-2 Union,
Alger A. M., Jones' bk)ck.
Taunton
Bennett & Fuller, 7 and 9 Hotel building,
BROW^N & WHITE, 3 Union block {see
page 79),
Conaty E. J., Jones' block.
Dean J. H., 28 City square, near City Hotel,
Fox William H., 7 and 9 Jones' block,
Francis L. N., Jones' block, room 1,
Fuller W. E., Prol)ate office,
Galligan John H., 6 Court,
Reed C. A., 3 Union block,
REED E. M., City square {seepage 102),
Sproat T. C, Bristol County Bank building,
Thomas S. M., Hoye's bl(>ck,
Townsend Samuel R., Court, opp. Court
House,
Williams H. & G. E., Hoye's block,
LEATHER DEALERS.
(See also Tanners, Curriers, ^c)
Rose Simon M., 176 North Third, New Bedford
Wade Job, factory, Wall street, near No.
Third,
Townsend William F., 9 City square, Taunton
LIBRARIES.
Attleboro Public Library, Odd Fellows'
building. North Attleboro
Fall River Public Library, So. Main, Fall River
New Bedford Free Public Library, Wil-
liam, cor. Pleasant, New Bedford
116 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Dighton Public Library, Dighton
North Easton Library Association, Easton
Taunton Public Library, Broadway, near
Leonard, Taunton
LIME, CEMENT, HAIR, ETC.
(See Masons. Coal and Hay Dealers often sell these articles.)
Hawkins E. M., Linen Mill wharf. Fall River
Remington R. K., 36 Mill, "
HAWKINS W. H., Oil Works Wharf,
Davol (see adv. p. 40), "
Paine S. S. & Brother, North Front,
cor. Hayward's wharf, New Bedford
Staples & Phillips, 107 West Water, Taunton
LINING NAIL MANUFACTURER.
Rhodes M. M., rear 37 Cohannet, Taunton
LIQUORS.
Brown J., 134 South Main, Fall River
BUTLER H., 20 Spring (see adv.j). 43),
CAMPBELL JOHN, 38 and 40 Columbia,
Connelly John A., Border, cor. Second,
DAILEY JAMES, 30 Pacasset,
HERBERT EDWARD, 86, 88, 90 and
92 Columbia,
MURPHY JOHN & CO., 132 Bedford,
Lunney P. S., 106 Anna wan,
Matthews H. , 28 Spring,
Green D., 32 South Water, New Bedford
Sisson J. A., 102 Union, and 47 South
Water, «'
LITHOGRAPHERS.
Dubois H. W. & Co , 21 Pleasant, Fall River
LOAN ASSOCIATION.
SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIA-
TION, Sturdy block, Park, Attleboro
LOCKSMITH.
EGGERS S., 6 Williams (see adv
index). New Bedford
LOCOMOTIVE MANUFACTURERS.
Mason Machine Works, William Mason,
proprietor. Oak, Taunton
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 117
Taunton Locomotive Manufticturing Co.,
P. I. Perrin, treas., Wales avenue, Taunton
LOOM PICKERS.
BUTLER, BROWN, & CO., 34 and 35
Exchange place (see adv. front col.
page), Providence, R. I.
LUMBER DEALERS.
Peirce & Carpenter, South Main, Attleboro
Cargill E. S., Washington, cor. Park, N. Attleboro
Babbitt William & Co., Berkeley
Simmons Henry M., Dighton
Cook, Borden & Co., Bowenville mills,
and 8 Rod way, near Crescent mills. Fall River
Miller R. & Co^ Bay,
Slade E. M., Morgan, ««
BOSWORTH W. & SON, 92 North
Front, Hazard's wharf {see adv.
opp. p. 17), New Bedford
BRIGGS C, City Plaining Mill, Leon-
ard's wharf, "
Butler William F., rear 286 North Third,
Doull James, DouU wharf, "
Ellis L. B., 40 William,
Greene & Wood, Leonard's Wharf, "
Hathaway B. F., 152 North Third,
Terry & Brown, 16 Fourth, '*
Topham Robert C, Griffin, "
Tripp D. K., 125 North Water,
Western Lumber Company, 16 Fourth, "
Crowell Hiram S., Somerset
Wilbur J. W. L. & Bro., Dean, near
O. C. & Newport railroad, Taunton
MACHINISTS AND MACHINERY MANU-
FACTURERS.
BOSWORTH MACHINE SHOP, Chest-
nut (see adv. index). North Attleboro
Stone William M., opp. Railroad ave. Attleboro
Wilcox & Barnett. Attleboro Falls, "
Dean T. H. &J.0.. South Easton
Fall River Furnace Co., Mill, Fall River
Fall River Machine Co., J. H. Houghton,
superintendent, 95 Pleasant, '<
Hawes Machine Co., Water, near Old
Railroad depot, "
118 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Machinists and Machinery Manufs. continued.
Kilbuni, Lincoln & Co., 13 Canal, Fall Eiver
Gifford John A., 90 South Water, New Bedford
Bowker & Sherman, 155 No. Water, "
Cards. W., Mansfield
CRUICKSHANK GEORGE M. & CO.,
276 Dyer {see adv. p. 80), Providence, R. I.
MACHINISTS' TOOLS MANUFACTURERS.
BOS WORTH MACHINE CO., Chest-
nut, (see adv. index) , North Attleboro
MACHINIST AND MACHINERY MANUFAC-
TURERS.
GROSSMAN & THOMAS, Wash., Taunton
MALLEABLE IRON FOUNDRY.
BELCHER DANIEL, (see adv . index) , Easton
MANUFACTURING JEWELERS.
(See Jetoelers, Manufacturi7ig . )
MANUFACTURERS' SUPPLIES.
Poeasset Manufacturing Co., section E,
Granite block, Fall River
SANFORD & COVEL, 71 Pleasant, (see
adv. index), *'
REED & BARTON, (silver plated ware),
Britanniaville, Taunton
BUTLER, BROWN & CO., 34 and 35
Exchange place, (see adv . front colored
leaf). Providence, R. I.
MARBLE WORKERS.
Fuller Caleb, Pine, cor. Dunbar, Attleboro
Rollins C. v., 9 Park,
Smith Brothers, 80 Second, Fall River
Smith G. W. & Co., 5 Bank,
Burt F. W., Mansfield
Allen Jos., Jr. & Co., 20 No. Second, New Bedford
Cole Theodore W., 8 William,
New Bedford Monumental Marble Works,
T. Thompson, treas., corner Fourth and
Spring, "
Chase William W. Somerset Centre
Burt D. Arthur, 84 Weir, Taunton
Jackson William H. & Co., 170 Weir,
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 119
PiOTi-ILICfiOTIPE
Is the name of a New Process of Engraving,
At less than one-half the cost of Wood Engraving.
ELECTROTYPE PLATES IN RELIEF
Are produced from Pen or Crayon Drawings, Wood, Steel
or Lithographic Engravings.
The MOST PERFECT process of Engraving ever discovered: Supe-
rior to Wood Engraving, and in many cases equal to Steel
or Copperplate Work.
All Kinds of STEREOTYPING &. ELECTROTYPING done at low rates.
*-»-»-»-¥
PHOTO-ELECTROTYPE COMPANY,
171 Devonshire Street, Boston, !Vlass.
JAMES H. STARK, Manager. W. H. MUMLER, Supt.
yiJk^a^i
S'
msE,
PROVIDENCE, R. I.
Tlie Leaiii Hotel of tie City !
TWO MINUTES WALK FEOM THE DEPOT.
F. W. HUNT & SON,
PROPRIETORS.
F. W. HUNT. H. IT. HUNT.
120
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
All kinds of Machine Stitching and Repairing done to order.
Office, No. 58 Main Street,
TAUNTON, MASS.
BOA.RDI]SrGJ^.
Mrs. C B. SPINK has taken the Arnold
House, 154r South Main Street, corner of
Planet, Providence, for permanent and
transient Boarding. House is heated by
Furnace, and is supplied v^ith G-as and
Pawtuxet 'Water.
WADE, DAVIS & CO.,
MMIFACTOMS OF JEffELEY,
Plainville, via North Attleboro, Mass.
NEW YORK ADDRESS :
Rooms 5 & 6, 194 Broadway, New York.
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
121
MARBLE MANTELS.
SOWLE F. A., c. Elm and No. Water,
{see adv . index) , New Bedford
MARKING AND STAMPING.
Bourne E. N. Miss, 19 Cheapside, New Bedford
MARINE RAILWAY.
Rowland H. G., City wharf,
MASONS.
Hamilton James, West,
Lawson J. H., 78 Union,
Tucker A. H., Union,
Pierce Washington, Fisher,
Atwood J.,
Keith Georofe,
Thompson Horace,
Lee S. D.,
Buffinton Benjamin T.,
Buffinton Arthur E.,
Esterbrooks William,
Luther Jeremiah,
Miller Herbert A.,
Slade Francis J.,
Potter P. G.,
MASONS' BUILDING MATERIAL.
PAISLER C.E., 118 North Water, cor.
High, New Bedford
MATTRESS MANUFACTURER.
New Bedford
Attleboro
((
North Attleboro
North Easton
((
Seekonk
Swansea
(
(
(
Westport
Seekell G. H., 172 Weir, Taunton
MEDICINES.
C See Apothecaries.)
MEDICAL EXAMINER.
Dwelly Jerome, 21 Rock, Fall River
MERCANTILE AGENCY.
RUSSELL EDW. & CO., E. J. Dyer,
agent, 39 Borden ])lock. Fall River
MERCHANTS.
ALLEN, SLADE & CO., 16 and' 18
Bedford, and 5 Market square, {see
adv.p.QA), Fall River
122 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Merchants continued.
Crocker O. & G. O., Commercial wharf New Bedford
Giiford Charles H., 7 Commercial, "
Haskell Edward P., Fish Island,
Hathaway Horatio, Rodman, cor. Front, "
Hathaway T. S., Rodman, cor. Front, "
Hathaway William, Jr., Walnut st. whf., "
Hicks Andrew, Hathaway & Luce's whf., "
Howland George, Jr., and Matthew,
North, near North Second, *•
Jones Edward C, 2 Central wharf, "
Knowles John P. 2d, Front, corner Com-
mercial, "
Knowles Thomas & Co., 24 Union, "
Mandell Edward D., 29 North Front,
POTTER WILLIAM F. &CO., Union,
corner Front, "
Snow Loum & Son, 29 North Front, "
Swift & Allen, Taber's wharf, "
Swift & Perry, North, near North Second, "
Thacher & Co., Front, corner Centre, "
Thornton John R., Seventh, cor. Spring, "
Tucker J. F., 29 North Front,
Watkins William, 13 Centre, "
Wing J. & W. R. & Co., Union,
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Houghton George H., 47 Park, Attleboro
Boyle Thomas, North Attleboro
Crawford R., 26 Park, Attleboro |
Shindler M. D., North Easton
Barnes Thomas, 59 South Main, Fall River
Bean Horace, 8 North Main, "
EDDY G. M. & CO., 147 Union, New Bedford
Edgarton W. J., Cummings' blk., William,"
GORDON ROBERT, 11 Third, {see adv.
i>. 71),
MILLINERS AND MILLINERY GOODS.
Capron H. N. Miss, 7 No. Main, Attleboro
Cooper John Mrs., North Main, "
Foss P. & F. E. Misses, Wash, North Attleboro
Whitman H. C. Mrs., Washington, "
Waite A. C, North Easton
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
123
Brownell William O., 12 Front, New Bedford
Ballard Charles M., 49 and 51 So. Main, Fall River
Chase O. D. Mrs., 19 South Main,
Coffin H. B., 78 South Main,
Francis L. P. D. Mrs., 87 North Main,
Harris M. Mrs., 89 South Main,
Kelley & Murphy, 21 South Main,
McAdams Nellie' Miss, 29 South Main,
Nooning Timothy, 69 South Main,
Quinn S. A. Mrs., 197 Bedford,
Rushton R. E., 66 North Main,
Thompson L. C. Mrs., 154 North Main,
Tuttle J. S. & A. F., 75 Pleasant,
Brown Mary A. Miss, 118 Kempton, New Bedford
CHURCH L. C. MRS., 6 Cheapside,
Coffin H. B., 50 Purchase, cor. William,
Delano R. M. Mrs., 13 Purchase,
Leary J., 285 Purchase,
Meader M. T. Mrs., 155 Union,
Melling J. Miss, 212 Purchase,
Nooning H. H. & Co., 2 1-2 and 4 Purchase,
Nye L. J., 20 Cheapside,
PACKARD LYDIAH. Mrs., 11 Cheap-
side, (see adv. p. 87),
Reynolds C. R. & Co., 13 Cheapside,
West R. R. Mrs. 23 Cheapside,
Trafton George, Mrs. Somerset
Bright S. Mrs. & Co., 57 Main, Taunton
Dean E. B. Mrs. 91 Main,
Griffin Lizzie M. Miss, 109 Main,
Hall N. W. Mrs. & Co. 47 Main,
Luce D. W. & Co., cor. Main and Trescott,
Manheim J. Mrs., 83 Main,
Mulford H. C, 73 Main,
McNamara C. Miss. 82 Main,
Morey Samuel C, 71 Main,
Perkins C, 53 Main,
Shaw A. F. Mrs., 16 Main,
Short J. H., 63 Main,
Totten S. Mrs. & Co., 101 Main,
Wills S. E. &Co., 58 Main,
MOULDINGS. BRACKETS. &c.
MAYNARD D. H. & CO., So. Pleasant,
(see adv. index) ,
Attleboro
124 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Borden P., Borden block, Fall River
Lincoln, Kelley & Bennett, Borden blk.,
26 South Main,
Boden E. Jr., 47 Purchase, New Bedford
Church C. L., 164 Purchase, "
Hopkins John, Purchase, cor. Union, "
MUSIC TEACHERS.
Virginia & Dubois, 21 Pleasant, Fall River
Eaton Josiah, Jr., 147 Union, New Bedford
NAILS, SPIKES, &c., (MANUFACTURERS.)
King G. W. R., Raynham
Mt. Hope Iron Co., Somerset
Somerset Iron Co., "
Crocker Brothers & Co., Taunton
Field A. & Sons, 22 Spring,
Old Colony Iron Co., Tremont, beyond
Oakland, "
Rounds L. A. & Co. "
Taunton Tack Co., '*
NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Sherman C. R., 49 North Water, New Bedford
NAVAL STORES.
Hart & Aken, 58 South Water, New Bedford
KIRBY H. S., 8 Commercial,
NEWSPAPERS AND PUBLISHERS.
{Most of them have Job Pi'inting Offices.)
Attleboro Advocate, (weekly), Pratt &
Lowe, proprietors, Attleboro
The Attleboro Chronicle, F. B. Greene
& Co., proprs.. Wash., North Attleboro
The Easton Journal, North Eastou
Fall River Daily Herald Publishing Co.,
86 Pocasset, Fall River
Fall River Labor Journal, H. Sevey,
proprietor, "
Fall River Monitor, W. S. Robertson,
propr., 3 Pocasset block, (weekly), ♦«
Fall River News, (daily), Almy, Milne
& Co., publishers, News building, cor.
Second and Pleasant, "
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 125
Labor Times, (weekly), Fall River Daily
Herald Pulishing Co., proprietors, 86
Pocasset, Fall River
LaRepublique, (weekly), H. Beaugrand,
publisher, 5 Rock, "
Mansfield News, T. S. Pratt, propr., Mansfield
Evening Standard, (daily and weekly),
Edmund Anthony & Sons, publishers,
67 Union, New Bedford
New Bedford Daily and Weekly Mercury,
92 Union, "
Radical Review, (quarterly), B. R.
Tucker, publisher, Cummings' bldg.,
45 Purchase, "
Republican Standard, (weekly), Eduaund
Anthony & Sons, 67 Union, "
Whalemen's Shipping List and Merchant's
Transcript, E. P. Raymond, publisher,
8 South Second, «'
Bristol County Republican, Dawes, Wil-
bur & Davol, publishers. Templar Hall
building, Taunton
Taunton Daily Gazette, Reed Bros.,
publishers, 7 Weir, "
Union Gazette and Democrat, Reed
Bros., publishers, 7 Weir, "
NICKEL PLATERS.
Rose E. F., North Dis^hton
ACUSHNET NICKEL PLATING AND
GILDING WORKS, H. W. K. Lucas,
manager. Pleasant, corner Mechanic's
lane, {see adv. p. 56), New Bedford
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
CSee Toion Registers for full list. )
Dasrgett John, North Attleboro
POND, J. E. Jr., Bank building,
Sandland Thomas G., "
Shove George A., Dighton
Bennett W. G., Durfee block, Fall River
Blaisdell J. C, Borden block, "
Borden Simeon, Highland Road, "
Brayton John S., sec. G, Granite block, «'
Brown Robert C, Fall River Iron Co. "
126 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Notaries Public continued.
Brown S. M., City Hall, Fall River
Dubuque U. A., 46 Borden block, "
Earl Benjamin, 7 Granite block, "
Earl Henry H., 7 Granite block, "
Holmes Charles J., 55 North Main, "
Horton James M., Jr., sec. G, Granite bk., "
Jennings A. J., sec. G, Granite block, "
Lapham Louis, 13 Pocasset building, "
Longley C. R., "
Lovatt Benj. K., 21 Pleasant, "
Rockett James F., "
Swift M. G. B., Borden block, "
Williams E., sec. A, Granite block, "
Winslow B. F., sec. F, Granite block, "
Clifford Walter, 35 North Water, New Bedford
Cobb W. H., 35 North Water,
Long G. R., 6 William, "
MARSTON GEO., 35 North Water,
TAYLOR W. H., 40 North Water,
Fox William H. Jones' block, Taunton
Fuller H. J., 7 and 9 Hotel building.
Fuller VV. E., Probate office,
Jackson E. T., Bristol County Bank building,
Reed C. A., 3 Union block,
Thomas S. M., 1 Hoye's block,
Wilbur J. E., at Registry of Deeds,
Williams G. Edgar, Court, opp. Court House,
AVashburne C. G., East Taunton
NOVELTIES.
New Bedford Novelty Co., 9 Rodman, New Bedford
NURSERYMEN, SEEDSMEN AND FLORISTS.
Jillson David, South Atttleboro
Crowell H. P., Main, Fairhaven
Brown D. R., 48 North Main, Fall River
Rogers & Davis, 81 Cherry, "
Winter Wm. C, opp. depot, Mansfield
Covell Benjamin B., Acushnet avenue. New Bedford
McAfee John, 75 Union, "
Pierce William, cor. Elm and Cottage, "
Cutler George P., 43 City square, Taunton
NUMBERS (PEW AND DOOR.)
ROBBINS JOHN, 42 Kneeland {see
adv. ojpp. title page), Boston
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
127
JOSEPH WEBSTER,
FILE MANUFACTURER
COURT STREP]T, TAUNTON, MASS.
All kinds of Piles and Rasps Re-cut and warranted equal to new.
4®= Orders by express or otherwise promptly attended to. .=638'
ALLEN & ROBINSON,
Carpenters and Builders,
LIONIIIID'S WHARF,
ETS^ BEDFORD.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
21 SOUTH MAIN STREET, FALL RIVER, MASS.
$^^^^^ Xjivcry Stable
ALSO, PROPRIETOR OF
WILBUR'S HALL,
^? For Dances, Levees and Public Meetings,
gS9=-fee;
..f?----:
HORSES k CARRIAGES FOR SALE. ^^^^^>%#^i.^i&3
Cor, Fruit & Trescott Sts., T A tJ H T 0 U
Near Cit-^ Iiinsiiie l-Io^-\^^e.
mh^WP -^^
ik' M k
HUB CUTTER & DIE SINKER,
Shop & Residence, East St., South Side of Germania Hall,
Post Office Box 22. NORTH ATTLEBORO, MASS.
When required, Designs will be made to order.
128
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
PASSENGER STATIONS.
EXCHANGE PLACE, UNION DEPOT,
■WORCESTER.
PROVIDENCE.
FREIGHT STATIONS.
CANAL STREET, GREEN STREET,
PROVIDENCE.
WORCESTER.
PASSENGER TRAINS
Connect at Providence with Steamers to and from New Yorlj. Newport, and Rocky
Point, with Trains of the Stonington Line, and Trains for New York, New
Haven, Hartford, Providence and Springfield. Taunton and New
Bedford, and Boston and Providence Railroad.
At Watorford, with Trains of N. Y. & N. K. R. U., to and from Fr.anklin. Boston, Put-
nam, Southbridge, Willimantic, New Haven, New York and Philadelphia.
At Union Depot, Worcester, with Boston and Albany R. R., for Springfield, Albany,
Troy, Saratoga, Buflalo and the West, with Worcester and Na^hua Train for
Nashna, Concord, Plymonth, Littleton ai.d the White Mountains, with
Boston, Barre & Gardner R. R., for Princeton, Gardner, Keene,
BelloM's Falls, Hoosao Tunnel Line. Montreal, &c.
Will be forwarded with promptness, making good connections with all the Steamers
of the Providence and Stonington Line to and from New York,
and with all the Railroads.
THROUGH RATES TO ALL IMPORTANT POINTS.
Hopkinton, Milford & Woonsocket R. R.
(Leased by the Providence and Worcester R. R.)
Two through Passenger and one Freight Train leave Ashland, connecting with the
Boston and .\lbany R. R., from Boston, Worcester, &c., at Woonsocket, with Trains
to and from Providence, Worcester, &c.
WSI. S. sr.ATER, President, Providence, R.
JOHN K. BALCII, Treasurer, " "
WM. D. HILTON, Sup't, " "
OFFICES:
I. WM. M. DURFEE, Gen. Pass. Agent, Providenc?, R. I .
J. E. BACON, Gen. Freight Agent, "
A. E. QUACKENBOSS, Mast. Trans. Worcester, Mass.
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 129
OARS, HANDSPIKES AND LANCE POLES.
KIRBY H. S., 8 Commercial wharf,
cor. Front, New Bedford
OCULIST AND AURIST.
JOHNSON D. M., 13 Aiinawan, Fall River
OIL CLOTH MANUFACTURERS.
Taunton Oil Cloth Co., Oak, coi'. Wales, Taunton
OIL MANUFACTURERS (FISH OIL).
Fall River Oil and Guano Co., James H.
Wilson, treasurer, Brightman's Cove,
Taunton river. Fall River
Thayer, Judd & Co., Rotch's wharf, New Bedford
Cook Thomas W. & Co., Front, cor.
School, "
OIL MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS, (SPERM
AND WHALE.)
DUNHAM W. E., sec. C, Granite blk.,
{see adv. j). 63), Fall River
BROWNELL J. W., Third, cor. Cannon,
{see adv. p. 63), New Bedford
BULLOCH A. & CO., 11 William, {see
adv. ^.44), "
Hastings & Co., Hastings' wharf, "
Homer George S., 23 Centre, "
Leonard Samuel & Co., Leonard's wharf, "
Nye William F., South Pier,
POTTER WILLIAM F. & CO., Union,
corner Front, {see adv. p. 87), "
Robinson W. A. & Co., 50 South Water, "
OIL MERCHANTS.
DUNHAM W. E., sec. C, Granite blk.. Fall River
Frye G. W., 12 Third,
Bourne Jonathan, Jr., Merrill's whf. , New Bedford
BROWNELL J. W., corner Third and
Cannon, {see adv. p. 63), "
BULLOCH A. & CO., 11 William, {see
adv. page 44), "
Delano George & Co., South Third, "
Gardner E. R. & Co., 9 Rodman, "
Hastings & Co., foot of Grinnell, "
Howland W., Fish Island, '<
130 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Leonard Sam'l & Co., Leonard's whf., New Bedford
Potter William F. & Co., Union, corner
Front, '<
Sisson O. A., 95 North Water, '*
OIL AND CANDLES.
BROWNELL J. W., (spermaceti and
and plain candles), corner Third and
Cannon, (see adv. page 63), New Bedford
BULLOCH A. & CO., 11 William, (see
adv. jJ. 44), '*
Delano George & Co., South Third, *«
Hastings & Co., foot of Grinuell, **
Thayer & Judd, Rotch's wharf, "
OMNIBUS LINES.
Ne^v Bedford and Fairhaven, R. A. Dun-
ham & Co., 97 Main, Fairhaven
Freelove J., City Hall and Flint Mills, Fall River
Wilson J. H., Steep Brook and Globe
Village, "
OPTICIAN.
Pitman Benjamin, 80 Union, New Bedford
OYSTER DEALERS.
Bartlett & Gifford, 13 North Second, New Bedford
Clark & Howland, 238 Purchase, "
Dean J. H., 13 North Second, "
DOANE ELISHA, 17 City square, Taunton
Mason F. E., 11 Main, ' "
WILBER D. E., 6 Weir, (see adv.
i^. 72),
PAINTERS, CARRIAGE.
Hazzard T. B., Orne, near East, North Attleboro
Edwards M. F., High, Attleboro Falls
Perry N. W., South Easton
Brayton I., Pleasant, corner Fourth, Fall River
Neal George A., 44 South Third, New Bedford
Hazzard J. B., Mechanic's lane, "
Gerrish C. H., 36 Weir, Taunton
Rand Brothers, rear Broadway, "
PAINTERS, HOUSE, SIGN AND FRESCO, AND
PAPER HANGERS.
Stearns L. V., Leroy, Attleboro
Cornell D. B., Wash., cor. High, North Attleboro
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
131
Draper T. W., Elm,
Struck H. G. S., Back,
Weston G. H., 9 Factory,
Manley A.,
Smith *^M. S.,
Macomber B. F.,
Brown Thomas, 27 Pleasant,
Bolger John E., 34 South Main,
Bolger R. & J. T., 62 South Main,
Crittenden J. H. & Son,
Hoar George E., 18 Court square,
Macomber P., North Main,
Lane Willard,
Stearns & Drake, Main,
Wheeler Nathaniel J.,
Barrows, Lawton & Co
North Attleboro
South Dartmouth
South Easton
Fall River
a
Mansfield
((
Hazard's wharf,
New Bedford
Bo wen George S., 104 Third,
Caswell William H., 21 Union,
Clark B., 157 Purchase,
De Wolf James, 112 and 114 Third,
Dunham W. L., 44 South Water,
Gifford O. E., cor. School and So. Water,
Hart & Akin, 9 North Water and 58 So.
Water,
Jenkins B. S., 93 Middle,
Kempton Eben J., Middle,
Lawrence Ephraim, Middle,
Manchester A. P., 70 South Water,
MAXFIELD WILLIAM, 25 Centre,
Raleigh C. S., (marine painter),
Russell & Co., 3 Fifth,
Sowle, Blodgets & Chadwick, Rodman,
West J. P., Purchase,
Crane John H., - Norton
HaggertyC, "
Messenger James O., <'
Crowell & Saverv, Second, Weir Village, Taunton
DAVIS H. L. & CO., 34 Main and 43
Water, (see adv. p. 80), "
French John T., 25 Broadway, "
Hay man William, Myrtle, "
Mitchell Charles, Bay, "
Nixon T. J., Court, "
Quillan W., Cohannet, '<
132
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Painters and Paper Hangers continued.
Stanley k Cumiino;ham, 40 Main, Taunton
Watts George, 4 Cedar, "
Watts William, Weir,
WheatonH. W., Union,
Wood Cornelius & Son, ^ Main,
PAINTERS, ORNAMENTAL AND SIGN.
Fall River
New Bedford
Norton
Taunton
East Taunton
Chase J. B., 11 Rock,
Peckhani R. G., 102 Pleasant,
Hazzard J. B., Mechanics lane,
Jenkins B. S., 93 Middle,
Lawrence C. E., North Second,
Manchester A. P., 70 South Water,
MAXFIELD WILLIAM, 25 Centre,
Robinson Ruel,
Arlen & Davis, 1 Hoye's block,
WOOD JESSE,
PAINTERS, SHIP.
Barrows, Lawton & Co., Hazard's whf. New Bedford
Caswell William H., 21 Union,
DUCHENAY F. D., North Water, {see
adv. p. 44),
Dunham W. L., 44 South Water,
Gilford O. E., cor. School and So. Water,
Hart& Akin, 9 North Water,
Kempton E. J., cor. Front, and Middle,
Manchester A. P., 70 South Water,
MAXFIELD WILLIAM, 25 Centre,
PAINT MANUFACTURERS.
Cook Thomas W. & Co., corner School
and Front, New Bedford
PAINTS, OIL, BRUSHES AND GLASS.
BURROUGH BROTHERS, R. R. ave.,
{see adv. index), Attleboro
Cornell D. B., Washinofton, North Attleboro
Bolger R, & J. T., 62 South Main, Fall River
Brown Thomas, 27 Pleasant, "
Dunham William E., sec. C, Granite blk.,
Morton A., 34 Second,
Remington R. G., 39 Mill,
SANFORD & COVEL, 71 Pleasant,
Grouard J. E., 32 North Main,
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 133
GIFFORD O. E., School, corner Water,
New Bedford
Jenkins Benjamin S.. 93 Middle, *'
Kempton E. J., 4 Middle, "
Lawrence Ephraim 2d, 85 Middle, *'
MAXFIELD WILLIAM, 25 Centre,
SOWLE F. A., Elm, corner No. Water,
{see adv. hid. ), "
DAVIS H. L. & CO., 43 West Water
and 34 Main, {see adv. p. 80), Taunton
WOOD JESSE, East Taunton
PAPER BOX MAKERS
Babcock H. S., Farmersville, Attleboro
SCOTT A. J., East, near depot, {see
adv. p. 47), North Attleboro
Fraprie George W., 37 North Main, Fall River
PAPER COP TUBES.
Fraprie & Waters, 42 North Main, Fall River
PAPER HANGERS.
(See also Painters and Paper Hangers.)
Andrews A., Washington, North Attleboro
DUCHENAY F. D., No. Water, New Bedford
LAWRENCE C. E., opp. Post Office,
{see adv. p. 36), "
PATTERN MAKERS.
COLLINS & BOWIE, 90 So. Water, New Bedford
Wilbur George E., 3 Third, Weir Village, Taunton
PAWN SHOP.
Cunninajham John, 76 Union, New Bedford
PERIODICAL AND NEWSPAPER DEALERS.
iSee also Booksellers, Stationers, ^c.)
ELDREDGE S. H. JR., 31 and 33 Park,
{see adv. index), Attleboro
COLLINS T., Washington, North Attleboro
Razee B. A. & Son, 1 Kendall's block,
Washington, "
Dews Edwin, 105 Union, New Bedford
Hitch A. S., 77 Purchase, *'
Case W. A., 212 J Purchase, "
Warren A., South Third, "
Cutler George P., 43 City square, Taunton
134
BRISTOL COUNTY DIKECTORY.
PETROLEUM.
POTTER W. F. & CO., coiner Uniou
and Front, (see adv. index), New Bedford
PEW NUMBERS.
ROBBINS JOHN, 42 Kneeland, (see
adv. opp. title page), Boston
PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS.
Caldwell W. H., 31 South Main, Fall River
Doup;las Oscar F., 54 South Main, "
Gay E. F., cor. Main and Borden, "
Hill A. E., 37 North Main,
Smith H. W., 5 South Main,
Andrews F. W., 60 1-2 Purchase,
Doane R. N. B., 30 Purchase,
Hatch H. F., 64 Purchase,
Knowles J. C, 8 J Purchase,
Parlow G. F., 5 Purchase,
Smith M., 134 1-2 Union, cor. Fourth,
Taber Charles & Co., 6 North Water,
White T. E. M., 142 1-2 Union,
Rankin Alexander K.,62 Main, Taunton
Woodward J. A., 48 Main, "
New Bedford
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Burnham Josiah, Acushnet
Bronson John R., corner North Main and
County, Attleboro
Burden F. L., Washington,
Mackie George, 5 North Main,
Mackie Laura G., 5 North Main,
Sanford Edward, 3 Park,
Solomon J. M., Maple,
Bullard H. C, Grove,
Foster J. W., Church,
Hathaway S.,
Bartlett F. D.,
Gordon William A.,
Talbot Charles,
Coggswell George B.,
Swan Jesse J.,
Tilden E. F.,
Randall Daniel M.,
Atwood George,
Fairchild Isaac,
North Attleboro
Berkeley
Dartmouth
Dighton
North Easton
South Easton
Fairhaven
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
135
ST-^lSTLIilY BROS.
MANTTPACTURERS OF
Gold Stock -Plated Ghain,
ATTLEBORO FALLS, MASS.
New York Office, - - - 181 Broadway.
S. STANLEY. B. STANLEY.
GEO. A. ADAMS,
itaxnq m)i Cmmsdior at Jato,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
ATTLTEBOHO, MiASS.
S. H. ELDREDGE, Jr.
Manufacturer of
ICE CREAM,
And Dealer in
J NEWSPAPERS, PERIODICALS.
FRUIT, CONFECTIONERY. &c.
Choice Brands of Cigars & Tobacco
a specialty.
Nos. 31 & 33 Park Street,
ATTLEBORO, MASS.
J. W. LUTHER & CO.,
LAPIDARIES,
ATTLEBORO, MASS.
JAMES W. LUTHER.
JOHN W. LUTHER.
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SHO^VV^ CA-SES
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DEALERS IN
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
km €mtn,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
lo, i9 WasliiiigtoD Street
Opposite Old South Church,
A. E. HUGHES,
J. A. HUGHES.
BOSTON
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Physicians continued.
Abbott J. H., 278 South Main,
Aldrich James M., 77 North Main,
Bates C. S. & M. E., 17 Annawan,
Clark John L., 105 North Main,
COPELAND C. W., 29 Rock,
Davis R. T., High,
Dodge L., corner Bedford and Main,
DOBSON J., 11 Rock,
Dinwooddie , Pleasant,
Fairbanks Charles A., section G, Granite
block.
Fall River
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Eddy George F., 24 Rock,
Handy Benjamin J., 93 North Main,
Jackson A. N., No. Main, Bowenville,
Jackson J. H., 91 North Main,
JOHNSON DANIEL M., 13 Annawan,
Learned Eben T., 12 Franklin,
Marissal Felix V., Lingane's blk.. So. Main,
Moorehead R. G., 57 Second,
Peckham A. C, 3 Troy bldg.. Pleasant,
Redfearn Joseph, Jr., 15 Rock,
Ryan T. P., 117 South Main,
ROUDIEZ P. v., 39 Borden,
Smith Isaac Jr. , 3 Troy building, Pleasant,
Stevens W. B., sec. B, Granite block,
StowT. D., 21 Borden,
Sullivan A. J., Ill South Main,
Terr}^ C. C, sec. B, Granite block,
Tourtellot J. A., 145 South Main,
Vanderburg Borden, 97 South Main,
Whitaker J. B., 143 Second,
Bump Thomas,
Sproat H. H., Assonet,
Allen William G., Main,
Perry F. E.,
Wilson John B., Washington,
Young D. S.,
Abbe E. P., 1 Ricketson's block,
Babcock D. A., 181 Union,
Burke Leander, Washburn,
Channing Rhoda Miss, 40 Third,
Cornish A., 64 Russell, cor. Sixth,
Churbuck L. A. Miss., 85 Purchase,
Clark H. B., 181 Union,
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New Bedford
Physicians continued.
D'Auray Joseph, 229 Purchase,
Dunbar George H., 121 William,
Gordon William A., 14 South Sixth,
Hayes Stephen W., Purchase,
Higgins A. M., 100 High,
Hooper Frederick H., 150 County,
Hough George T., 95 Elm,
Rowland B. C, cor. William and Sixth,
Jennings J. Henry, 50 William,
Johnson Henry, 14 South Sixth,
Leaminof Philip S., (electic), 56 Purchase,
Lilley William, 77 Thomas,
Mackie John H., 39 Purchase,
Matthes G. Felix, (hom.). So. Sixth,
Noble E. H., 115 Purchase,
Pierce A. M., 1 Ricketson's block.
Prescott Charles D., Eighth, cor. William,
Reed R. G., 102 Purchase,
Ricketson Arthur, 268 County,
Sisson E. R,, (hom.), 15 Eighth,
Spare John, 283 Purchase,
Spencer Charles L., (hom.), 68 Purchase,
Stickney Charles D., 148 1-2 Union,
Swasey Charles L., 93 1-2 Middle,
Sweet Job, (bone setter), 122 Kempton.
Sweet William, (bone setter), Kempton,
Tucker E. T., 142 1-2 Union,
Vermyne J. J. B., 174 Main,
Waite E. E., 107 William,
Webster Joseph, Acushnet avenue,
Wilder D., 102 Purchase,
Chipman J. L.,
Randall G. H.,
Randall M. R.,
Morrill F. A.,
ShurtleffF. A.,
Andrews J. S., High, cor. Somerset ave., Taunton
Barrows G. (hom.), 1 Summer, "
Bassett Elton J., Cedar, '*
Chace John B., 45 and 47 Broadway,
Deane Asahel S., Cedar,
Gage William H., at State Lunatic Asylum,
Howe Charles, 29 Sumner,
Hay ward J. W., (hom.), High,
Norton
Somerset
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Hubbard Charles T., 8 Dean, Taunton
Hubbard Simeon P., 14 Main,
Moore F. D., Washington,
Murphy Joseph, 58 School,
Nichols W. J., Bay, Hopewell,
Presbrey Silas D., Weir, corner Harrison.
Ransom M. N., Pleasant, cor. Washington,
Robinson W. S., Broadway,
Swan Caleb, Main,
Wood Alfred, Jones' block, Broadway,
Kidder Luther D., Westport
Parris John B., (horn.), "
PIANO-FORTES, MELODEONS, ORGANS, ETC.
(See also Music and Musical Instruments.)
Arnzen W. N., 32 North Main, Fall River
Greene C. S., 69 South Main,
Boden E. Jr., 45 Purchase, New Bedford
.Church Charles L., 7 Cheapside, "
Hazeltine Charles, 65 William, •'
Sweet A. W., 75 Main, Taunton
Tinkham S. M. cfe Sons, 45 and 47 Main,
PICKLES.
W^ILBER D. E., 6 Weir, {see adv. p. 72), Taunton
PICTURE DEALERS.
(Hee Picture Frame Dealers and Manufacturer s.j
Ellis Leonard B., 40 William, New Bedford
Taber C. & Co., 6 North Water,
PICTURE FRAME MANUFACTURERS.
Delano J. Jr., 44 Spring, Fairhaven
Westgate J. C. & Son, 58 Second, Fall River
Peirce B. W., 144 Union, New Bedford
Gilmore William H., 40 Main, Taunton
PICTURE FRAME DEALERS.
Delano J. & J. R., head of Middle, Fairhaven
Borden, Almy & Co., 43 South Main, Fall River
Westijate J. C. & Son, 58 Second, "
Ellis Leonard B., 36 and 40 William, New Bedford
Pierce & Bushnell, 72, 74 and 76 North
Water, "
Stanley & Cunningham, 40 Main, Taunton
140
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
PILOTS.
Cobb Benjamin,
Brownell F. A., 15 Cottage,
Cobb J. Q. A., 16 Chauncy,
Manchester Ellery, 2d, 17 Chauucv,
Sherman S. C, 1*63 Mill,
Dighton
New Bedford
Attleboro
Dighton
Fall River
Mansfield
New Bedford
Taunton
PLANING MILLS.
MAYNARD D. H. & CO., near T. B.
R. R., (see adv index),
BARNEY A. R., {see adv. p. 95),
Mount Hope Planing and Moulding Mill,
Rodman's wharf,
SHERMAN E. C, Central, {see adv.
page 39),
BRIGGS C, City Planing Mill, Leonard's
wharf
Newcomb W. L. & Co., 68 Weir,
PLUMBERS.
BUSH WILLIAM R., 36 and 38 Pocasset,
{see adv. p. 43), Fall River
COOK & GREW, 44 Second, {see adv.
Fall River Plumbing Co., 34 Second, "
page 102), "
Cragie A. 103 North Water, New Bedford
GIFFORD & ALLEN, corner No. Front
and Hazard's wharf, {see adv. p. ^^), "
Gilford T. J. & Co., 32 William,
White P., 25 North Third,
Mathison J. D., 15 Broadway, Taunton
Maher J., 20 Westminster, "
POP CORN CAKE MANUFACTURERS.
Burt & Evans, Berkeley
PORK PACKERS AND DEALERS.
Anthony D. M., 83 and 85 Davol, Fall River
Wordell W. W., 10 and 12 Market, New Bedford
POSTMASTERS.
Clark Cvrus E.,
LUTHER N. C, 29 Park,
Jones E. R., Kendall's bldg., Wash.
Briggs Daniel S.,
Mason Francis W.,
Acushnet
Attleboro
No. Attleboro
Berkeley
Dartmouth
Barker A. P.,
North Dartmouth
REIVEOV^L!
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REMOVED TO HIS
JV^jr AJV'D UZ^GAJVT STUDIO,
•493 Washington Street,
Between Temple Place and West St.
BOSTON.
Permanent Carbon Photographs made that will not spot or fade. Also, a new panel
picture, different from anything ever before offered in Boston.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
PURE COFFEE, SPICES,
CREAM TARTAR.
Yeast Powder, Bi. Carb. Soda,
EXTRACTS OF JAMAICA GINGER,
LEMON, PEPPERMINT, &c.
No. 59 HIGH STREET,
New Bedford, Mass.
WILLIAM FINN,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
SHOW CASES.
Desks and Oiiee Furniture.
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Slow Cases of all Hnfls anJ Desks
MADE TO ORDER.
-♦-♦-♦-♦-♦-
ALSO, ALL KINDS OF
Furniture from Designs,
AND
STORE FITTING AND FIXTURES
DONE TO ORDER,
ISTo. 57 CORNHILL,
B o s T o isr.
BRISTOL COUNTr DIRECTORY.
141
Sherman G. H.,
Whitmarsh William B.,
Almy Edward,
Kimball John,
Coggswell George B.,
Copeland George,
Morton Charles H.,
Davis Richard, Jr., Long Plain,
Greene C. W.,
Read W. D., Steep Rock,
Johnson Daniel L.,
Washburn Ruel,
Lovell S. C,
Perry Albert,
South Dartmouth
Dighton
North Dighton
Easton
North Easton
South Easton
Fairhaven
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Freetown
East Freetown
Mansfield
West Mansfield
Coggshall Thomas, North Second, corner
William,
Bates Horatio, Barrowsville,
Hodges Harriet Mrs.,
Lincoln Elmer,
Robinson S. W.,
Marvel, J. C,
Stevens F. W.,
Medbery A. N.,
Munroe Nathan,
Davis N. S.,
Wood Henrv O.,
Mason William T.,
Burt George B., Myricksville,
Fuller EliasE.,
Washburn C. G.,
Macomber John C,
Shaw Benjamin T., Central Village,
Macomber C. H.,
Gifi"ordL. W.,
Cory A. H.,
New Bedford
Norton
Raynham
North Raynham
Rehoboth
North Rehoboth
Seekonk
South Seekonk
Somerset
Swansea
North Swansea
Taunton
East Taunton
Westport
North Westport
South Westport
Westport Point
POTTERY WORKS.
Somerset Potters' Works, Somerset Centre
POWDER, (GUN, &c.), DEALERS.
EGGERS S., 6 William, (see adv. p. 143),
Parker Frederick, 9 Purchase,
PRINT CLOTHS.
Gage P. J., Troy building, Pleasant,
New Bedford
Fall River
142
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
PEINTERS.
PKATT & LOW, 45 Park, Attleboro
Greene F. B. & Co., Wash, North Attleboro
Almy, Milne & Co., 20 Market square, Fall River
Fiske & Munroe, 5 Court square, "
Franklin J. H. & Co., Richardson House,
Main, "
Anthon}^ Edmund & Sons, 67 Union, New Bedford
Dammon H. F., 139 Purchase, "
Knight C. W., North Second, opposite
Post Office,
Mercury Publishing Co., 92 Union, '*
Tucker B. R., 6 and 7 Cummings' bldg., "
WHEATON WALTER F., (steam), 18
William, "
Dawes, Wilbur & Davol, Templar Hall
building, Taunton
Buffingtou C. H., 7 Weir,
Bradford J. E. & Co., 6 Cohannet,
Hack C. A. & Son, 7 Union block,
Reed Brothers, 7 Weir,
Sampson J. S., 19 Weir,
PRINT WORKS.
American Print Works, Annawan, corner
Water,
Fall River
PRODUCE DEALERS.
(See Grocers and ProvisioJis, also Country Stores.)
Blake L. R., rear 43 Park, Attleboro
WILLIAMS E. S., Washington, North Attleboro
Fisher E. L., cor Second and Pleasant, Fall River
FROST & ISHERWOOD, 300 South
Main, (see adv . page 4:8) , "
Barrows J. N., 30 and 32 Union, New Bedford
Cunningham W. H., 30 and 32 Union,
Folger D. B. & Co., 116 and 118 Union,
Flanders C. H., 22 Union,
Gibbs L. H., 26 and 28 Union,
GifFord F. Si, 3 Ricketson block,
McAfee John, 75 Union,
POTTER WILLIAM F. & CO., corner
Union and Front, (see adv. p. 87),
Wilbur L. C, 103 Union,
Bliss S. P., 62 High, Taunton
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
143
LXJJVrBER DEALER,
And manufacturei- of GUTTERS, CONDUCTORS and MOULDINGS, wholesale and
retail. Kiln-dried HARD PINE and SPRUCE FLOORING constantly on hand. Or-
ders for dressed lumber filled at short notice.
MiUs at Neponset, "Ward 16. 'Wharf, No. 470 Albany St., Boston.
Address, UEFONSET. or 2 POST OFFICE SQUARE, BOSTON".
STEAM BAKERY.
M:. Kisher & Co.
i Wholesale and' Retail Dealers in all kinds of
BREAD, CRACKERS,
CAKE
AND
PASTRir
AT THE OLD STANDS,
6 Court Street, and 50 North Main St.,
%#^^ FALL RIVER.
Mason Fisher.
Geo. a. Borden.
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
Guns, Pistols, Eifles,
SPORTING AND FISHING
APPARATUS,
No 6 William Street,
NEW BEDFORD.
Guns Re-Stocked, and all kinds of In-
struments made and repaired at short
notice. Also,
Agent forHazard's Powder.
Powder of all grades of this manufacture for Lances, Sporting, Blasting and Ship-
ping, for sale, wholesale and retail, at agency.
144 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
&
Clothiers,
Importers and Jobbers of Fine Woolen
Goods, for Gentlemen's Wear.
In presenting our advertisement to the notice of the public, this season, we take
occasion to state the nature of our business and the principles on which it is conducted.
We combine in one building the following branches ; —
1. IMPORTING AND JOBBING.
We import and sell at wholesale all the best makes of fine woolen goods, suitable
for Merchant Tailors' use.
Our importations of goods of this kind have probably been, during the last few
years, larger than those of any other house in Boston. We have special advantages
with some of the best European manufacturers, and have many desirable lines of goods
made exclusively for ourselves. Our business in this department is with Merchant
Tailors throughout the United Stales.
Entrance for Wholesale Cloth Department,
SI HAWLE^iT STREET.
2. RETAIL READY-MADE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
Particular attention is paid to the quality of materials and work in our retail
clothing stock.
The greatest degree of care is exercised in the selection of cloths and trimmings,
and all articles in this stock are made in our own workshops by hands kept constantly
employed throughout the year, and from one year to another, so that we are enabled to
offer in this department garments which are warranted far superior, in every respect, to
much of the cheap clothing which is now being made to order at low prices.
Notwithstanding the demand which has lately arisen for cheap 'goods, we are not
willing to throw away the results of our twenty-five yeai-s' constant endeavors to obtain
a reputation for producing GOOD CLOTHING, by taking up the manufacture of the
kinds of goods just now in favor, on account of the extreme lowness of price. We are
able to make as low prices as any house in the country for the qualitj- of goods which
we manufacture, and we know them to be the cheapest in the long run.
Entrance to Ketail Clothing Department,
400 WASIIIIXGTOIV STREET.
Branch of Retail Clothing Department,
53 and 57 WESTMINSTER ST., PROVIDENCE, E. I.
3. CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
In this department we aim to produce the choicest work possible, using only the
best fabrics of the first European and American manufacturers.
Prices as low as can be made for first-class work.
Entrance to Custom Department,
400 WASMIIVOTOIV SXR^EET.
4. FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Orders are here taken for making best shirts to measure, and in stock may always
be found the finer grades of gentlemen's Underwear, Gloves, Collars, &c., &c.
Entrance to Furnishing Goods Department,
400 WASHINOTOnV STREET.
In conclusion we would say that if any article sold by us, happens to be defective in
any respect, the purchaser may be assured that it is the result of accident or mistake,
which will be rectified by us to the fullest extent.
Terms Cash. One Price Only.
Macullar, Williams, & Parker,
4.00 TVA.SHI1VGT01V ST., . . . BOSTON.
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PROPELLER AND STEAMBOAT LINE.
NEW BEDFORD AND NEW YORK
PROPELLER LINE, F. H. Forbes,
agent and treasurer, 6 Commercial
wharf, (see adv. index), New Bedford
PROVISIONS, (DEALERS.)
( See Butchers, Grocei's, ^c.j
Cheever W. H. & Co., Washington, Attleboro
Cole S., 11 North Main, " "
Goff William H., 12 Bank,
Shaw & Wotherell, 14 Railroad avenue, "
WILLIAMS E. S., Washington, opp.
Fisher, {see adv. index), '*
Peck J. H., Washington, near Church,
North Attleboro
SHERMAN G. H., South Dartmouth
Carr Charles, North Easton
Fleming James, "
Goward J. F., Main, "
MillettJ., Fairhaven
Whiting E. S..
Anthony D. M., 47 and 49 Davol. Fall River
Anthony E. F. & Co., 79 and 81 No. Main, "
Bagshaw H,, 30 Second, "
Bennet C, 63 Second, "
Brownell I. S., 57 Second, "
Bnrr James W., Oak,
Clough k Anthony, 20 Second,
Cuttle J. S., 49 Rodman, "
Davis A. J. & Brother, 24 Pleasant, "
Davis & Fish, 39 N(»rth Main,
FANTON T., 276 South Main,
FROST & ISHERWOOD, 300 South
Main, {see adv. p. 48). "
HOWARD O. H. P., 180 Second, {see
adv. p. 39), "
Greonhaigh & Mitchell, 279 Pleasant,
Keith J., 26 Second,
Lord George, 12 Orauije, "
Murphy T. C, 45 and 49 Eighth,
Murphy E., 112 Pleasant,
PELLETIER J., 104 Bedford, {see adv.
page 23),
Pool William, 9 Orange, "
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Freetown
Mansfield
New Bedford
SHERMAN & BATTEY, 82 So. Main, Fall River
O'HEARN JAMES, 106 South Main,
{see adv. p. 31), *'
TobiuP., 65Third,
Tripp & Place, 14 Second, "
Whitehead Edmund, 102 South Main,
Sisson C. H. D.,
CLARK & SEGUR, Chauncy, (see adv.
page 40),
Paine & Sherman, Main,
Adams E. C. & Son, 60 Spruce,
Almy A. A., Hillman, cor. Cedar,
Ashley & Smith, 347 Purchase,
Bliss F. C, So. Sixth, cor. Grinnell,
Braley J. W., 214 County,
Brown L. B., 175 Kempton,
Brownell & Lapham, Market,
Bryant & Pierce, 174 County,
Burgess J. H., 70 William,
Central Union Association, 5 No. Sixth,
Chace A. M., cor. Sixth and Elm,
Clare John, 221 South Water,
D wight James E., 60 South Second,
Dyer J. E., cor. Cannon and Third,
Gifford & Barker, 8 Market,
Covell & Ashley, 117 Purchase,
Handy Nye, 101 1-2 Purchase,
Holcomb H., 71 So. Second, cor. Bush,
Holcomb Munroe, 201 South Water,
Holcomb Roland, 32 School, cor. South
Second,
HOWL AND & SMITH, corner Cheap-
side and Market, (see adv. p. 102),
Howland C. H., 84 Prospect,
Lawton R. S., 185 and 187 Purchase,
Luce W. T., 172 County,
LUTHER H. R., 144 Purchase, (see
adv. p. 32),
Macomber George B., 305 Purchase,
Milliken E. & Son, 243 Purchase,
Mills James, 9 North Sixth,
NYE S. G., 35 Union,
Perry Samuel S., 100 Purchase,
POTTER WILLIAM F. & CO., Front,
corner Union, {see adv. p. 87),
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BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Pr^ovisions {Dealers) continued.
Scribner & Tripp, Bedford, cor. County, N. Bedford
Snow Sylvester, 58 County,
Stanton A. G. & Co., 137 Third,
Tucker & Cummings, QQ and 68 William,
Vieera & Souza, 21 Rowland,
Wilson L. A., 92 Third,
WILLISTON L. A., 92 So. Third,
Wood C. H., 78 Purchase,
KEEDB. T., Somerset
ALBRO JAMES D., Bay, Hopewell, Taunton
McKEON & KELLEY, 13 Broadway,
{see adv. p. 23),
Lincoln P., 24 Weir,
Packard A. O., 25 Cohannet,
Potter J. H., 54 High,
Robinson N. G., 52^High,
White A. & Co., 8 City square,
White William L. & Co., 59 West Water,
Wilmarth L. J. & Brother, 52 City square. "
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOBS.
Barney E. L., 17 1-2 North Water, New Bedford
Cobb "W. H., 35 North Water,
PUMP MAKERS.
Coggshall C. W. , Merrill's wharf. New Bedford
Swan W. D., 20 South Front, "
Swift T. W., 17 North Front,
Swift W., 18 North Front,
Taber Joseph, 13 North Front. "
Huntley G. R., 17 and 19 Washington, Taunton
RAILROAD CHECKS.
ROBBINS JOHN, 42 Kneeland, {see adv.
op]), title page), Boston
Attleboro
RAILROAD STATIONS AND STATION AGENTS.
Boston & Providence Station, Park, J.
O. Mo wry, agent.
Taunton & Attleboro Branch Station, .F.
O. Mo wry, agent,
North Attleboro Branch Station, J. O.
Mo wry, agent,
Attleboro Falls Station, H. W. Gleason,
agent,
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Whitmarsh William G., O. C. R. K., Dighton
Talbott E. A., O. C. R. R., North Dighton
Daily Daniel M., O. C. R. R., Easton
Woodman W. H., O. C. R. R., North Easton
Old Colony Station, Turner, corner Old
Colony avenue, Bowenville, Fall River
Fall River Station, Ferry, "
Fall River Station, Steamboat wharf, "
Fall River Station, Eight-rod way, "
Station at Junction, F. Paine, agent, Mansfield
Boston, Clinton, Fitchburg and New
Bedford R. R. Station, Pearl, New Bedford
Thrasher W. E., O. C. R. R. Station, Somerset
Old Colony R. R. Station, Weir Junction, Taunton
Old Colony Railroad Station, R. R. ave.,
corner Dean, "
Taunton Branch R. R. Station, Weir junction, "
High Street Station, T. B. R. R., ««
BEADING ROOMS.
(See also Libraries.)
North Easton Reading Room and Library,
North Easton
Public Library, City Hall, Market sq.. Fall River
Marine Free Reading Room, for seamen.
Bethel, New Bedford
Merchants' Exchange Reading Room, No.
Second, corner William, "
Public Library Reading Room, Broadway,
near Leonard, Taunton
REAL ESTATE AGENTS-
Greene & Son, 33 Bedford, Fall River
Tuttle, Milne & Co., Borden block, "
Bourne George A. & Son, 27 North Water,
New Bedford
Cook T. D., 19 North Water, *«
Tappan F. W., 22 North Water, "
Tripp Thomas B., 57 County, "
Babbit George H. J., Main, Taunton
Falvey T. O., 19 Cohannet, <«
REAL ESTATE BROKER.
DAGGETT H. M. JR., 45 Park, Attleboro
150 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
BEED AND HARNESS MAKERS.
Carter J. A., Pleasant, Fall River
Gowdey J. & Son, 32 Market square, "
Keudrick Loom Harness Co., 42 and 44
Pocasset, "
Nichols John F., 90 Pocasset, '*
REGISTER IN BANKRUPTCY.
Knowlton H. M., First Congressional
District, including Bristol County, No.
Water, New Bedford
REFINERS OP GOLD AND SILVER.
SHERMAN C. E. W. & SON, Elm, near
A. B. R. R., (see adv. index). North Attleboro
REFRIGERATORS.
BOSWORTH W. & SON, 92 North Front,
New Bedford
Sowle F. A., 77 to 81 North Water,
REPAIR (MACHINE) SHOP.
Morrill L. H., 87 Middle, New Bedford
RESTAURANTS.
(See Eating Houses.)
Niles William B., 46 North Main, Fall River
REEVE N. L., 4 and 6 South Water, New Bedford
RIGGERS.
Cannon & Curtis, Commercial block. New Bedford
Matthews John, foot of Middle, ««
Searell C, Merrill's wharf, *«
ROLLING MILLS.
Gosnold Mills, J. H. Cornell, president
and treasurer, 198 North Third, New Bedford
ROLL COVERERS.
Nichols John F., 90 Pocasset, Fall River
Case Pardon P., Washington, Taunton
ROLL COVERERS' STOCK AND TOOLS.
BUTLER, BROWN & CO., 34 and 35
Exchange place {see adv. front colored
leaf)^ Providence, R. I.
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
151
PROVIDENCE.
PHOTOGRAPHER,
Has now taken the commodious rooms,
ISTo. 202 "Westminster Street,
Where he is prepared to attend to
PHOTOGRAPHY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
Pictures in all Styles and at all Prices.
OOME IN AND SEE.
202 WESTMINSTER STREET,
UP ONLY ONE FLIGHT.
Morning Light best for Children.
(Successor to Emerson, Tower & Son) , Manufacturer of
FIHE-ESCAPE BALCONIES,
Wrought and Cast-iron Fences,
'Ra.ilin^s, Doors, aud Sliixtters,
Cor. Page and Friendship Sts., - Providence, R. I.
ktes' Well Gurb,
MANUFACTURED BY
J. H. BATES,
170 and 176 Dyer Street,
I»ROVir>EIVCE, R,. I.
Orders by mail promptly attended to. Send
for Price List.
152 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
a. W. WHEELEi & m,,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Bedding of all Kinds,
Hair Mattresses,
Feather and Wool Beds,
Comfortables, Quilts, Sheets, Blankets,
Husks, Palm -Leaf, Excelsior,
Moss, Tow.
PEW CUSHIONS MADE TO ORDER.
No. 126 Hanover St.,
Third door from Washington ? RONTON
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 153
ROOFING, TIN.
Franklin J. N. & Co., 4 Kendall's block,
Washington, North Attleboro
RUBBER BELTING.
BUTLER, BROWN & CO., 34 and 35
Exchange place, (see adv. front colored
leaf), Providence, R. I.
RUBBER HOSE.
BUTLER, BROWN & CO., 34 and 35
Exchange place, (see adv. front colored
leaf), Providence, R. I.
SADDLE MAKERS.
{See Harness Makers.)
MINEUR G., 263 Pleasant, (see adv.
jD. 24), Fall River
SAIL MAKERS.
Almy Job, 11 Middle, • New Bedford
Chapman John H., 122 North Second, "
Chapman & Shurtleif, foot of Union, cor.
Front, "
Hitch Edward, Merrill's wharf, *'
Hart T. M., 33 Commercial wharf, «•
Hitch J. C, Taber's wharf, corner North
Front, "
Baker B. H., East Water, Tannton
SALOONS.
CSee Eati7ig Houses.)
Campbell T. J., 119 Sonth Main, Fall River
SASHES, DOORS AND BLINDS.
(See Boots f Sashes and Blinds.)
Gelinas & Chappell, Maynard's Mills, Attleboro
Croacher T. . New Bedford
BOSWORTH W. & SON, No. Front, New Bedford
Doull James, School, corner Front, "
SOWLE F. A., corner Elm and North
Water, {see adv . index) , "
SAW FILERS.
Millerd V., 71 Second, Fall River
Sylvester C, 65Second, **
154
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
SAVINGS BANKS.
(See Banks.)
SAW MILLS.
MAYNARD D. H. & CO., Maynard's
Mill, (see adv. index),
Hawes S. & Son,
Allen G. S.,
Gurney J. R.,
Rounseville M. M.,
FLINT B. K.,
Lane C,
Tracy J. R.,
Wilber Melvin,
WilberO. S.,
Williams George, East Taunton,
Williams Martin G.,
Newcomb W. L. & Co., Weir,
Sproat James H., East Water,
CrawC. N.,
Sisson A.!>Z.,
Attleboro
Dartmouth
Freetown
East Freetown
Mansfield
Norton
Raynham
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Taunton
Westport
SCULPTOR.
Ricketsou Walton, 142 1-2 Union,
SEAMEN'S OUTFITS.
Brightman L. & Co., 15 So. Water,
Doane & Co., 55 Union,
Svlvia A. L., 159 South Water,
Thomas Antone, 111 South Water,
Tucker William Jr., (wholesale).
North Water,
New Bedford
New Bedford
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SEA SHELLS, CORALS, ETC.
Nickerson George Y., 36 William, New Bedford
SEEDSMEN.
(See Nurserymen, Seedsmen and Florists.)
SANFORD & COVEL, 71 Pleasant,
SEMINARY.
(See Teachers.^
Wheaton Female Seminary,
SEWING MACHINES.
Ballon H. A., 83 South Main,
Carleton H. W., (Weed), 69 So. Main,
Fall River
Norton
Fall River
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
155
Cook M. S., (Wheeler & Wilson), 13
Borden block, Fall River
Langford J., (Howe), Troy building "
Lincoln William B., (Domestic), 6 Main, "
Morton J. A., 2 Cheapside, "
Chase E. B., 5 Cheapside, New Bedford
Eddy Job A. T., 9 1-2 Purchase,
GARNETT J. H., (Singer), 15 Pur-
chase, {see adv. p. 40), "
Mann H. S., 81 Purchase, "
KENT A. G., (Singer), 58 Main, {see
adv. index), Taunton
SEWING MACHINE REPAIRER.
Paine Rufus J., Mansfield
Maun H. S., 81 Purchase, New Bedford
SHERIFF.
Wright A. R., Sheriff of Bristol County, Fall River
SHINGLE MILLS.
Rounseville M. M.,
Wilson J. D.
SHIP AGENTS.
Freetown
15 Hamilton,
Hawes Brothers,
Brownell William O
Brownell O., Front,
Bourne J., Merrill's wharf.
ClayH., 166 Grinnell,
Church W. N., Union,
Cummings Benj. T., Taber's wharf,
Hicks J., Merrill's wharf,
Hitch J. C, 17 North Front,
Lewis M., 13 Hamilton,
Howland G. & M., North ^Second,
Knowles John P. 2d, Front, c. Commercial,
Knowles Thomas & Co., 42 Union,
corner Front, and 6 and 8 South Front,
McCullough J., 19 Front,
Phillips W. & Son, foot of Middle.
Richardson J. T., South Water,
Smith A. P., 104 Union,
Snow L. &, Son, Front,
Swift & Allen, Taber's wharf.
Swift & Perry, North Second,
Dartmouth
New Bedford
156 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Ship Agents continued.
Taber, Gordon & Co., Central wharf, New Bedford
Tucker J. F. & Co., Front,
Watkins William, 13 Centre,
i I
SHIP BROKER.
CODD T. A., 18 South Water, New Bedford
SHIP BUILDERS AND SHIPWRIGHTS.
Bealkev A., Slade's wharf, Fall River
( (
Terry Joseph C, Rodman's wharf,
Edwards Wm. L., Commercial whf.. New Bedford
Howland J. W., City wharf, "
Lombard H. H., Commercial wharf, "
SHIP CARPENTERS.
Chaney Ephraim, Rodman's wharf. New Bedford
Chase Abraham, North Water,
Dammon Samuel,
Edwards & Soule, Front,
Howland John, City wharf,
Mashow John,
SHIP CHANDLERS AND GROCERS.
Nickerson B. & Son, Water, cor. Central, Fall River
Brownell W. O., Front, cor. Centre, New Bedford
GIBBS L. H., 26 Union,
KIRBY H. S., 8 Commercial wharf, cor.
Front, «'
KNOWLES THOMAS & CO., 24 Union, ''
SHIP JOINER.
(iSee also Shipwrights.)
Brown Benjamin C, 201 North Water, New Bedford
SHIPPING MERCHANTS.
(See also Merchants.)
Dammon S., North, New Bedford
Hicks J., Merrill's wharf, "
Wests. N., 104 Union,
Taber, Read & Gardner, Union, k^kjiuqy
North Third, "
SHIPSMITHS.
{See Blacksmiths.)
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTOKY. 157
SHIP STORES.
GIBBS L. H., 26 Union, {see adv.
index). New Bedford
Nye S. G., 31 Union,
Leeds, Robinson &Co., Raynham
REED B. T., Somerset
SHIRT-FRONT MANUFACTORY.
Denham T. M. & Brothers, Third, near
William, New Bedford
SHOE NAIL MANUFACTURERS.
Field A. & Sons, 22 Spring, Taunton
Taunton Tack Co., "
SHOVEL AND SPADE MANUFACTURERS.
AMES OLIVER & SONS CORPORA-
TION, North Easton
Old Colony Iron Co., East Taunton
SHUTTLE IRONS.
Richardson O. P., Union, Attleboro
SHUTTLE MANUFACTURERS.
Blackington W. & Sons, North Main, Attleboro
Ide & Bottoraly, Union, **
SILVER AND SILVER-PLATED WARE.
BURROUGH BROTHERS, 1 R. R. avenue,
Attleb(>ro
Baxter John, 10 Park, "
SILVER PLATED WARE MANUFACTURERS.
Eldridge & Co.. Whittenton Station, Taunton
REED & BARTON, Britanniaville,
SMALL BEER MANUFACTURERS.
Healey T. J., 308 So. Main, Fall River
WHEATON H., 51 & 53 So. Water, New Bedford
SOAP MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS.
Cobb J. W., Mansfield
Sweet L. H., School, , "
BROWNELL J. W., cor. Third and
Q&wi\o\-\,{see adv. p. 63), New Bedford
BULLOCH ANDREW & CO., 11 Wil-
liam, {see adv. p. 44), "
158 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Soap Manufacturers and Dealers continued.
Butler & Dehuio, 106 South Third, New Bedford
Cunningham Daniel P., 153 Grinnell,
Ellenwood Geo. W., 18 South Third,
Freeman M. L., ^'o Prospect,
Hersom & Bryant, 100 North Water,
Whittemore Mary F., 14 South Second,
SODA AND MINERAL WATER MANUFAC-
TURERS.
Brownell C. F., 180 County, New Bedford
WHEATON HIRAM, 51 and 53 South
Water, "
SPAR MAKERS.
Beetle Rudolphus, North Water, New Bedford
Johnson & Kirby, Merrill's wharf, "
Ryder & Smith, 52 North Water, «*
Smith & Allen, foot of Walnut, **
SPINDLE MANUFACTURER.
Burkenhead J., Mansfield
SPOON AND PORK MANUFACTURERS.
REED & BARTON, Britanniaville, Taunton
SPOOLS AND BOBBINS.
Fall River Spool and Bobbin Co., Fall River
STABLES, LIVERY, SALE AND BOARDING.
Bullock J. D., Bank, corner Park, Attleboro
Capron D. H., 17 Park,
MASON G. A., Common, (see adv.
page 79), "
Whiting J., Union, "
Darling E. R., Elm, North Attleboro
Welsh John, Division, "
Dunham Rufus A. & Co., 97 Main, Fairhaven
Cole M. A., 5 Fourth, Fall River
Dunmore Thomas, Granite,
Hay den & Coggswell, Morgan,
Jeff W., Second,
Kirby Charles S., '14 Rock,
Kirby E., 10 Third,
Law Nathan, 143 Second,
Murphy T. B., 141 Second,
Packard W., Borden,
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
159
Quinn, Woodland & Co., 148 Second,
Stone W. N., Main,
Whitehead Edward, 101 Second,
Hathaway S. C, Assonet,
Johnson D. L., Assonet,
Washburn Ruel,
Wheeler G. L., Main,
Brownell H. M., 62 Elm,
Brownell P., 24 South Second,
Clark W. F., 19 Fourth,
Cook John S., 8 to 14 Fourth,
Cornell R. S., South Sixth,
Cornell R. H., County,
Dwelly Andrew, 248 Purchase,
Greene Clark, 9 Sprinpf,
Hathaway A. E., Mechanics' lane.
Jay James A., 13 South Second,
Perry Salmon F. & Son, 50 Elm,
Richards W. G., 20 South Second,
Sherman W. H., 24 Fourth,
Snow George, 188 County,
Whitino: J., 71 Fourth,
Burke William, Bay,
Cavanauiih M., Main,
Church & Burt, Cohannet,
Harrub G., Broadway,
Presbrev A., Cohannet.
Wilde W. L., 1, 3 and 5 Howard,
Wilbur G. L., rear Union block,
WILBUR A. F., corner Fruit and Tres-
cott, {see adv. p. 127),
STAIR BUILDERS.
Braley W. J., 87 Pleasant,
Davidson J. G., Fourth, ^
Fall River
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Freetown
East Freetown
Mansfield
New Bedford
Taunton
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Fall River
Brightman J. N. , Water,
New Bedford
STAMPER, EMBROIDERY.
Giflford Perry, 57 J South Main, Fall River
STATIONERS.
CSee Booksellers and Stationers.)
BAXTER JOHN, 10 Park, {see adv.
pagebb), Attloboro
COLLINS T., Washington, North Attleburo
Razee B. A. & Sou, Washington, "
160 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Stationers continued.
Earl Benjamin & Son, 7 Granite block, Fall River
Stearns W. L,, Main, Mansfield
Case W. A., 212 Purchase, New Bedford
Dews Edwin, 107 Main, "
HUTCHINSON S., 142 Union, ,
STAVE DRESSERS.
Hayes & Co., 143 North Water, New Bedford
Stnrtevant & Sherman, 132 No. Water, "
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS.
Cruickshank George M. & Co., 276 Dyer,
Providence, R. I.
STEAM AND PIPE FITTERS.
BUSH WM.R., 36 and 38Tocasset, {see
adv. p. 40), Fall River
CLARY M,, 52 Columbia, [see adv.
p. 140),
RIDGWAY J., 78 Pocasset, {see advt.
V' 23),
Fall River Steam and Gas Pipe Co., 93
Pleasant, "
WOLFENDALE WM., 76 Second,
{see adv. p. 64), "
Sherman Jireh, 24 William, New Bedford
Cooper L. W., 21 Cohannet, Taunton
STEAM PUMPS.
RIDGWAY J., 78 Pocasset, (see adv.
p. 64). Fall River
WOLFENDALE WM., 76 Second,
STEAM SHIP AGENCY.
HATCH & CO., 5 Ricketson's block.
Union, {see adv. index), New Bedford
STEAM SHIP COMPANY.
NEW BEDFORD AND NEW YORK
STEAMSHIP CO., 6 Commercial
wharf, {see adv. ind.), New Bedford
STENCILS.
Bradford J. E., 6 Cohannet, Taunton
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
161
STONE CUTTERS AND DEALERS.
Home Bros., opp. South Main, corner
Attleboro
New Bedford
n
Capron,
Doran William, 20 North Second,
Drew P. F., North, near County,
Manchester Otis, County avenue,
Munroe J. P. G., 4 West Campbell, "
Richardson George W., City wharf, "
STONE WARE MANUFACTURERS.
CSee Pottery.)
STOVES, RANGES AND TINWARE.
(See also Tinsmiths.)
Page J. H., Acushnet
Leach Henry L., corner Park and Bank, Attleboro
Luce S. K., 21 R. R. avenue, "
FRANKLIN J. N., Washington, North Attleboro
Hall William M., Washington,
Christmas Charles & Son, 135 and 137
So, Main, cor. Columbia, Fall River
COOK & GREW, 44 Second, (see adv.
j9. 102),
Downs J. A., CyQ Rodman, "
Fry &, Estes, 79 Bedfcnxl, "
McCloskev Charles J., 31 Pleasant, '♦
Nichols & Co., 83 Bedford,
No well J. P., 35 North Main, "
Caswell J, P,, 84 Purchase, New Bedford
Clifton J. W., 206 Purchase,
Dexter Benjamin F., 125 1-2 Purchase,
Harrington J. H., 303 Purchase,
Hatch George E., 158 Purchase,
HAYDEN & CROSSMAN, Third, cor.
Bedford, {see adv. 2^- 36),
Lewis Nathan, 127 Union,
Parker & Sherman, cor. Union and Water,
Sawyer S. P., 82 Purchase,
SULLINGS, KINGMAN & CO., 9
North Third and 123 Union, {see adv.
index) ,
Tobey & Coggeshall, 16 William,
Tripp Stephen A., 18 North Water,
Wood, Brightman & Co., 45 No. AVater,
Manchester William A., Somerset
Babbitt Jerome, 64 Weir, Taunton
162
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Stoves, Ranges and Tinivare continued.
Briggs J. B., 42 Main, Taunton
Brownell A. C, 30 Main,
Cox & Warden, 56 Main,
Hoard N. S., 29 and 31 Union,
Hutchinson William, 16 Main, "
Martin M., West Water, "
WEST L. B. & CO., 24 Winthrop,
STOVE MA.NUPACTURERS.
Leonard L. M., Wales, Taunton
Thomas O. G., West Water,
Taunton Iron Works Co., West Water,
cor. Fifth, Weir Village,
Union Furnace Co., Third, near West
Water,
STOVE LINING MANUFACTURERS.
Dighton Stove Lining Co , Dighton
Presbrey Stove Lining Co., lower end
Bow, Taunton
Taunton Stove Lining Co., "
Williams John R., W. Water, Weir Village, "
STUCCO WORKER.
Delano George, 6 Fifth,
New Bedford
SURVEYORS.
(.See Civil Engineers and Surveyors.)
Capron J. W., South Main,
Wheeler G. B., Mt. Vernon, corner Mt.
Attleboro
Pleasant,
New Bedford
Montgomery John F., Bristol County
Bank building,
SWIVEL MANUFACTURER.
MACDONALD R. B., (plated). Steam
Power building, near depot, see adv.
page 35),
TACK MANUFACTURERS.
American Tack Co.,
Davis N. R. & Co., Asonnet,
Leeds, Robinson & Co.,
Anthony & Cushman, Mechanic,
Field A. & Sons, 22 Spring,
Taunton Tack Co., T. J. Lothrop, agent,
26 Union,
Taunton
Attleboro
Fairhaven
Freetown
Ray n ham
Taunton
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
163
TAGS, METAL, (Railroad and Hotel.)
ROBBINS JOHN, 42 Kneelaiid, (see
adv. opp. title page),
TAILORS, MERCHANT.
Crawford Richard, 26 Park,
Houghton George H., 47 Park,
Albro J. G., Washington,
Barnes Thomas, 59 South Main,
Bean Horace, 38 North Main,
Bishop J. A., 64 South Main,
Boone J. H., Borden block, 24 So. Main,
Cameron R., sec. F, Granite block,
Chisholm A., 42 North Main,
Dahill T., 5 Spring,
DahillM. J., 55 Pleasant,
Fisher G. B,, 53 North Main,
Frank Charles, 12 North Main,
Marsden J., 161 South Main,
Munroe J., 22 North Main,
O'Malley E., 21 Bedford,
Simmons & Allen, over National Union
Bank, Main,
Wilbur & Hall, Borden block,
Fox John, Main,
Alberton R., 25 Purchase,
Allen & Hunt, 96 Union,
Bach G., 106 South Water,
Carpenter A. H. W., 141 Union,
D'Orsey J. F., 162 Purchase,
Eddy George M. & Co., 147 1-2 Union,
Edgerton W. J., Cummings' building,
William,
Frey C, 64 Purchase,
Giflord N. T. & Co., 113 Union,
GORDON ROBERT, 11 North Third,
Howland D. W., 45 William,
Kenney Daniel, 83 1-2 Union,
Richmond Joshua & Son, 81 North Water,
Ryder E. F., William,
Spooner S. C, 26 Purchase,
Sylvester W. C, 17 North Second,
Taber, Read & Gardner, 117 Union,
Taylor B. F., 149 Union,
Williams T. D. & Co., 119 Union,
Boston
Attleboro
North Attleboro
Fall River
Mansfield
New Bedford
164 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Woodward C. W., 147 Union, New Bedford
Wordell A., 61 William,
Grossman R., 17 Weir, Taunton
Bryant C. D., Westminster, "
Foster & Barnard, 1 Main, "
Morton M. L., 44 City square, "
Heine F., Plain, corner East Water, "
O'Donald Bernard, Weir Village, "
SKINNER F. T., 52 Main,
TANNERS AND CURRIEKS.
Coupe W. & Co., South, Attleboro
DEWSON, WILLIAMS & CO., Court,
New Bedford, salesrooms, 43, 45, and
47 South Street, Boston.
TAR, OIL, ROSIN, PITCH &c.
KIRBY H. S., 8 Commercial wharf. New Bedford
TAXIDERMISTS.
Babcock H. P., 6 North Third, New Bedford
Blood C. L., Weir, Taunton
TEA AND COFFEE DEALERS.
AMERICAN AND CHINA TEA COM-
PANY, M. R. DALEY, corner of So.
Main and Borden, Fall River
AMERICAN AND CHINA TEA COM-
PANY, 66 Purchase, New Bedford
BULLOCH A. & CO., 11 William,(see
Qjdi) 2) 44 ^ ^ '
,IOHNS G., 80 1-2 Purchase,
LUTHER H. R., 144 Purchase,
POTTER W. F. & Co., cor. Union and
Front, {see adv. p. 87), "
ALBRO J. D., Bay. Hopewell, Taunton
DURGIN BROS. & WILLIAMS, Bay,
Hopewell, "
Knight B. H., 107 Main,
McKEON & KELLY, 13 Broadway,
{see adv. p. 23 j, '<
TEACHERS.
Atwood Wm. A., (music), Hebronville, Attleboro
Fisher F. H. Miss (select school). North
Main, "
Metcalf E. L. Miss (piano). North Main, "
Jillson Linda E., (music). Wash., North Attleboro
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 165
Teachers continued.
Giistiu Geo. A. (dancino:), 116 Middle, N. Bedford
Hersey J. Mrs, (drawing), 26 Seventh,
Smith Israel, (dancing), 102 High,
THE SCHOOL FURNITUBE MANUFACTORY.
WHITCOMB A. G., 73 Fulton {see
adv . last colored leaf ) , Boston
TELEGRAPH OFFICES.
Western Union Telegraph Co., office,
A. B. R. R. Depot, Attleboro
Western Union Telegraph Co., office,
A. B. R. R. Depot, North Attleboro
Whitmarsh Wm. (jr., (operator). Western
Union Telegraph, Dighton
Western Union Telegraph Co., depot. No. Dighton
Atlantic & Pacific Telegraph Co., 31
Bedford, Fall River
Western Union Telegraph Co., W. P.
Potter manager, Borden Block, Main, "
Western Union Telegraph Co., depots.
North Eastou and Easton
Western Union Telegraph Co., O. C. R. R.
Station, Ferry, . "
Western Union Telegraph Co., depot,
Mansfield Junction
Western Union Telegraph Co., 26 North
Water, B. R. Paine, manager. New Bedford
Western Union Telegraph Co., depot, Somerset
Western Union Tel. Co., 27 West Water, Taunton
THREAD MANUFACTURERS AND WINDERS.
Morse E. J. W. & Co., South Easton
Niantic Thread Co., William Warner,
treas. Division, Fall River
Davis J. M., 266 South Main, "
Wyoming Thread Co., Augustus Chase,
treas., 18 Chace, "
TINSMITHS.
(See Stoves, i^c.j
McGowan David, 304 Pleasant, Fall River
Wheeler G. H., Main, Mansfield
Spooner E. P., North Easton
WadeC. B.,
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BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Tinsmiths continued.
Gifford S. T., 149 Kempton, New Bedford
HAYDEN & GROSSMAN, Third, {see
adv. p. 36),
Lund P. M., Acushnet Avenue,
Maxfield G. F., 23 North Third,
Taber G., 191 Purchase,
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New Bedford
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
(See also Cigars.)
LAMBERT F. T., Main, {see adv. p. 35),
Fairhaven
Brightuian J. C., 48 North Main, Fall River
Burgess W., 70 South Main,
Davis W. A., 47 South Main,
Harrington J. Mrs., 206 Pleasant,
Shlostine R., 35 South Main,
Slade Horace H., 6 North Main,
Borden Charles T., Main,
CLARKE & SEGUR, Chauncy,
Chapman T. & Co., 64 Purchase,
Cunha James, (Cheap John's Store),
125 1-2 Union,
Ellis H. M., 42 William,
Johns G., 80 1-2 Purchase,
LUTHER H. R., 144 Purchase,
Ocstiug Charles A. W., 48 Purchase,
Pollock Brothers, 92 Purchase,
Tilden Niles, 28 North Second,
Vianna M. J., 87 South Water,
W^illcox G. R., 85 1-2 Purchase,
LINCOLN E.,
ALBRO J. D., Bay, HoDewell,
Dean C. R., 11 Weir.
DURGIN BROS. & WILLIAMS, Hopewell,
Gray W. H., 24 City square,
McKEON & KELLY, 13 Broadway,
{see adv. p. 23),
Jones W. S., 9 Broadway,
Richmond C- E., 57 City square, cor. Weir, "
"White George W. & Son, 15 Weir, "
SANDERS C. W. , East Taunton
Raynham Centre
Taunton
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TOW BOATS.
Staples & Phillips, 10 West Water,
Taunton
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 167
TOY STORES.
(See also Fancy Goods.)
BAXTER JOHN, 10 Park, Attleboro
BulLard Amasa, 9 Cheapside, New Bedford
TRADERS, (TRAVELING)
Paine Rufus J., Mansfield
Fish Ansel F., 60 Sycamore, New Bedford
TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS. ETC.
RANKIN L., Bay, corner Jefferson, Taunton
TURNERS OP WOOD.
Hughes & Hart, 87 Pleasant, Fall River
Hayes & Co., 145 North Water, New Bedford
Perry Charles & Co., (butter stamps,
handles, &c.), Rehoboth
TWINE MANUFACTURERS.
( See Cotton Goods Manufs.)
McGowan D. & Co., 101 Metacomet
Mill, Pocasset. Fall River
UNDERTAKERS.
Stanley L. M., 96 South Main, Attleboro
Sperry A. M.. Wash., cor. High, No. Attleboro
Reed Daniel, Easton
Baldwin D. W., 45 South Main, and 14
and 16 Annawan, Fall River
Sullivan D. D., 90 South Main,
Bowen W. H., 20 and 22 William. New Bedford
Murphy T. J., 149 Purchase,
Wilson B. G., 74 William,
Gaffuey John, 30 Weir, Taunton
Washburn P. T. c& H. S., Union block,
U. S. COLLECTORS OP CUSTOMS.
Brady James Jr.. house, 57 Rock, Fall River
Allen J. A. P., cor. William and Second,
New Bedford
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE DEPUTY
COLLECTOR.
Fessenden C. B. H., (third district), 22
North Water, New Bedford
UPHOLSTERERS.
Baldwin D. W., 45 South Main, and 14
and 16 Annawan, Fall River
Borden, Almy & Co., 43 South Main, "
168
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Upholsterers cnntinued.
Douglas C, 101 Second,
Shaw Orriu, 44 North Main,
Cranston O. W., 9 1-2 Purchase,
Warner J. A., 3 Fifth,
Babbitt E. F., 15 Washington,
Cooper Brothers, 32 Main,
Foster J. M., Broadway,
Gihiiore William H., 36 Main,
Stanley & Cunningham, 40 Main,
Washburn P. T. & H. S., Union block,
Washburn F. R., Union block.
Fall River
New Bedford
Taunton
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VARIETY STORES.
(See Country Stores.)
Tierney J. K., 103 Central, Fall River
Frasier O. F., Bay, Hopewell, . Taunton
VARNISH DEALERS.
(See Paints, Oils, S^c.J
DUNHAM WM. E., sec. C, Granite
block, (see adv. J). 63), Fall River
MAXFIELD W., 25 Centre,
New Bedford
VINEGAR AND CIDER MANUFACTURER.
fSee Cider, also Bottlers- J
Read H. C, South Attleboro
WARP FOR CARPETS AND BATTING.
Arnold William, Boston Pike, corner
Beacon, South Attlelwro
Tratford William B. & Co., Dartmouth
Westport Manufacturing Co., Westport
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY.
BAXTER JOHN, 10 Park, {see adv.
p. 55), Attleboro
Pattee F. W., 9 Park, . "
Arnzen N.W., 12 Granite blk, No. Main. Fall River
Bruneau A. B., 2 Granite block.
Burrows A., 146 Pleasant,
Doe C. H., 57 South Main,
GiffordC. F.. 1 South Main,
Hicks J. L., 25 South Main,
Stevens Daniel, 55 South Main,
Shove Stephen, 40 North Main,
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MANUFACTURE
CO.
All
'im
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ELECTRIC WATCH CLOCK,
For the Detection of Delinquent "Watchmen on Night Duty in Factories,
Kailroad Stations and Public Buildings.
The Watch Clock is used in all Manufactories, Kailroads,
Lumber Yards, and all places where watchmen arc kept during
the night. The clock may be placed in the " Office," or in a
separate building, at a distance from the premises to be guarded.
A sj-stem of wires radiates from the clock to all buildings and
points which it is desirable for the watchman to visit in his tour
of duty. At each point or station, the watchman inserts and
turns a ke}-, or simply touches a knob, which causes the electric
current to pass and do its work upon the magnet at the clock,
and cause a pencil record on a paper dial at the exact instant
when the key is turned. The watchman, in this manner, passing
round from station to station successively, makes telegraph-
ically his own record of duty done; showing the time of each
visit to each station, as well as the time occupied between the
stations, and of course the whole time taken up in making the
entire round, and also in going all the rounds; and if all the
stations have been visited or neglected, the facts will be shown
upon the dial. In fact, the Superintendent can read in the
morning the exact part of the premises at which the watchman
was, at any minute of his required tour of duty during the night.
OFFICES :
Broadway, corner Fourth Street, New York.
114 TREMONT STREET, BOSTON.
wAiiMljiiiT
MANUFACTURER, OF
PAPER BOXES
No. 54 Chauncy Street,
BOSTON.
PAPER BOXES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION MADE TO
ORDER AT SHORT NOTICE.
J. MURPHY & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all kinds of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
Wines, Liquors
TOBACCO and CIQAES,
«j_iiin_jiii«i_j j.nj 'mu
Also, Agents for
P. BALLANTINE & SON'S
Celebrated Newark, India
Pale Ale and Stock Porter,
on Draug-ht,
132 BEDFORD ST.,
FALL RIVER, Mass.
No. 30 POCASSET anfl No. 346 PLEASANT STS.,
FALL RIVER, MASS.
"WLolesale and Retail Dealer in
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
■ ALSO,-
AiCfll for XX anil XXX Pale and Aier Ales,
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
169
Washburn F. M.,
Brownell A. P., 94 Union,
Cliild Sylvester, 33 Purchase,
Dexter J. A., 133 Purchase,
Dexter & Haskins, 14 Purchase,
Fales James Jr., 91 North Water,
Howland N., 79 1-2 Purchase,
Hurll C. W., 23 Purchase,
Kelley J. S., 83 Union,
Kelley G. S., 6G 1-2 South Third,
Kelley William L., 106 Union,
Munroe James & Son, 98 Union,
Paddock G. R., 165 Purchase,
Tobey J. T., 15 Purchase,
Wilbor A. G., 94 1-2 Third,
Lincoln G. F., 89 Main,
Sherman Z. & Co., 65 Main,
Tisdale E. D. & Son, 5 Union block,
Walker E. M., 20 Main,
Mansfield
New Bedford
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WATCH REPAIRER.
Jillson John H., Bank building, Wash-
ington, North Attleboro
WATER WORKS.
Watuppa Reservoir Co., Pocasset, Fall River
WATER WHEELS, (Turbine).
Kilburn, Lincoln & Co., 13 Canal, Fall River
WHALING GUNS AND BOMB-LANCE DEALER.
Lewis W., 18 Hamilton, New Bedford
WHEELWRIGHTS.
(See Carnage Manufacturers.)
Cutting Thomas N., Wrentham road,
O'CONNOR WM., Union, {see adv.
page 47),
Peck C. S., Briggsville,
Cowan A.,
MILLER D. M.,
CHASE H., South
Palmer John O.
Hayward Albert,
Arcand A., Pleasant,
Morrill Eli, 98 Davol,
Attleboro
Dartmouth
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Dighton
Easton
Fall River
170
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
NEVSA ENGLAND
Located in the Heart of Boston,
Is the Oldest Music School in America, and the
Largest iu the World.
IT EMPLOYS SEVENTY-FIVE EMINENT TEACHERS
And has had 17,000 Pupils since 1867.
FIFTEEN DOLLARS pays for Tuition in Piano, Organ, Voice or Harmony;
while the collateral advantages, contiisting of Lectures, Concerts, Recitals, Sight-Read-
ing, Normal Instructions, Analysis of Piano, Organ, and Vocal Works, etc., amount to
one hundred and twenty lessons a Term.
New classes have been formed in the art of Conducting, Oratorio Singing,
Church Music, Tonic Sol-fa System, Elocution and Modern Languages,
Drawing and Painting. The increased facilities of this Institution enable it to
offer by far the best privileges for musical culture that can possibly be obtained in this
country; and along with the College of Music of Boston University, affords every ad-
vantage that can be enjoyed in Europe. Its peculiar methods of special opportunities,
for broad and liberal culture, together with its wide reputation, have enabled its grad-
uates to take eminent positions as artists and teachers.
FOUR TERMS A YEAR,
BEGINNING
SEPTEMBEII, NOVEMBER FEBRUARY k APRIL,
ITor Circulars of the CONSERVATORY, COi:-.l-.l!:»E OF
MUSIC, MIUSICAL BUREA.XJ, NORMAL INSTIXUTE,
and.
EDUCATIONAL TOUR TO EUROPE,
m THE SUMMER OF 1878,
ADDRESS, ^
E. TOURJEE, Music Hall, Boston.
BRISTOL COUKTY DLRECTOKT. 171
Peirce L. J., 150 South Water, New Bedford
Hedley Peleg, Seekonk
Wiun M. C, "
French L., West Water, Taunton
WHITL LEAD AND ZINC MANUFACTURERS.
Alvin Lead Works, Diffhton
WINES AND LIQUORS, (Wholesale.)
BUTLER H., 20 Spring, {see adv. p.
43), Fall River
CAMPBELL JOHN, 38 & 40 Columbia,
DAILEY J., 30 Pocasset, {see adv . index) ^ "
MURPHY J. & CO., 132 Bedford, {see
adv. index), "
Perry George, 93 William, New Bedford
WOOD AND BARK.
{See also Coal, Wood S^c.)
Williams E. S., Washington, opp. Fisher,
North Attleboro
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
(See also Hard Wood.)
Franklin J. N., Washington, North Attleboro
LUTHER H. R., 144 Purchase, (see
adv.p.?,2), New Bedford
Richards & Sowlo, 8 and 10 William, "
SULLINGS, KINGMAN & CO,, 123
Union, {see adv. p. 87), «'
Perry Charles, Reboboth
ALBRO JAMES D., Bay, Hopewell, Taunton
DURGIN BROS. & WILLIAMS.
Hopewell, "
WEST L. B. & CO., 24 Winthrop,
WOOLEN CLEANER.
Baxendale Samuel, South Easton
WOOL SCOURER.
Norton Mills, Geo. H. Talbot, propr., Norton
WOOLEN GOODS MANUFACTURERS.
GOLD MEDAL BRAID CO., Attleboro Falls
Fall River Merino Mills, Alden, Fall River
Wamsutta Woolen Mills, Eddy's avenue, "
172 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
WROUGHT IRON PIPE,
TAUNTON IRON WORKS CO., Geo. F.
Gavitt, agent, West Water, cor. Fifth, Taunton
YANKEE NOTIONS.
BAXTER JOHN, 10 Park, {see adv.
p. bb), Attleboro
YARN MANUFACTURERS.
Daggett H. M., West, North Attleboro
YEAST. (Compressed.)
Borden P. H. & Co., 143 North Main, ' Fall River
YELLOW AND BRONZE SHEATHING MAN'P.
Crocker Bros. & Co , Court, near City
square, Taunton
New Bedford Copper Co., New Bedford
LINCOLN AND HOPKINSON.
The largest stock, and most extensive assortment
of wooden ware in Boston, can be found at the well-
known house of Lincoln & Hopkinson, at 15 and 16
Faneuil Hall Square. There is also a great variety
of other goods usually kept in a country store, and
which our Cape dealers will do well to examine. A
partial list of some of the leading articles can be
found in our advertising columns, to which we
invite special attention to dealers or purchasers for
their own use. — Harwich Independent.
@S FORBES g@
ff.li
LITHOGRAPH gSMFG COMPANY
197 DEVONSHIRE STR EET, B OSTON
TICKETS
BOSSING
A. N D
PRINTING DONE BY ALL KNOWN METHODS
ALBERT-TYPE PRINTIIC,
AND
PHOTOLITHOGRAPHY.
Having special facilities for the above
processes, we are enabled to furnish
reproductions, to any scale, of
Drawings,
Photographs,
Documents,
Engravings,
Architectural Designs,
etc., etc., etc.
ILLUSTIjATED
FOR THE
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J^ SI^EGIJLLTY,
KEGISTEES.
ACUSHNET.
Town Glerh^ Treasurer and Collector of Taxes —
Geoi'fje P. Morse.
Selectmen^ Assessors and Overseers of the Poor —
Pardon Taber, J. Walter Spooner, Joshua Morse.
Constables — Philip A. Bradford, Sylvester Pratt.
School Committee — George P. Morse, Burrage J.
Warner, Charles Russell.
Schools — One graded and five mixed.
Teachers — George T. Russell, Jr., Cole,
Charles Russell, Mary Howard.
Justices of the Peace — Cyrus E. Clark, Benjamin
White.
Clergymen — William B. Hammond, (Con), C. L.
Gould, (Meth), Wilson, (Bap.)
Postmasters — Cyrus E. Clark, Acushnct, Richard
Davis, Jr., Long Plain.
ATTLEBORO.
Town Clerk — J. B. Savery.
Select7nen~-S. P. Lathrop, G. C. Wright, G. N.
Crandall.
Toion Treasurer — George Price.
School Committee — Rev. J. D. Pierce, George A.
Adams, S. P. Lathrop.
Constables — Jeremiah Williams, A. M. Sperry,
Elijah Capron, J. W. Riley, A. C. Thornton, 6.
Williams, E. B. Nickerson, J. T. Jennings, D. T.
King, J. H. Engley, George F. Ide, E. L. Sylves-
ter, J. L. Wetherell, E. C" Brown, Otis Williams,
R. L. B. Tucker.
174 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Notaries Public — L. W. Dean, Jos. E. Pond, Jr.
Circulating Libraries — Mrs. Capron's, Mr. Wal-
don's, Mr. Fisher's, (East Attleboro), Jones' Dry
Goods Store, (North Attleboro.)
ATTLEBORO FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Chief Engineer — Benjamin P. King.
Hose Company, No. 1, North Attleboro.
Hose Company, No. 2, Attleboro.
SOCIETIES, MASONIC.
Attleboro Council, R. & S. M., Attleboro.
Bristol Lodge, F. & A. M., North Attleboro.
Ezekiel Bates Lodge, F. & A. M., Attleboro.
King Hiram Royal Arch Chapter, Attleboro.
Bristol Commandery of Knights Templars, North
Attleboro.
ODD FELLOWS.
Aurora Lodge, No. 107, North Attleboro.
Orient Lodge, No. 165, Attleboro.
Howard Encampment, No. 19, North Attleboro.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Sumner Lodge, No. 62, North Attleboro.
TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES.
Warasutta Reform Club, North Attleboro.
Bethany Temple of Honor, North Attleboro.
Rescue Temple of Honor, No. 44, Attleboro.
Cadets of Honor and Temperance, Rescue Section,
No. 7, Attleboro.
Franklin Section, No. 9, North Attleboro.
St. John's Total Abstinence and Benevolent So-
ciety, Attleboro.
St. Mary's Total Abstinence and Benevolent So-
ciety, North Attleboro.
VARIOUS SOCIETIES.
Attleboro Farmers' and Mechanics' Association.
Norfolk and Bristol Horse Thief Detecting Society.
Committee at Attleboro.
North Attleboro Musical and Dramatic Association,
North Attleboro.
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 175
Sovereigns of Industry, Attleboro Council, No. 97,
Attleboro.
Young Men's Christian Association, Attleboro.
Public Library, Odd Fellows' building. North
Attleboro.
Dony's, No. 317, D. O. H., North Attleboro.
Germania Singing Society, Frohsin, No. Attleboro.
BERKLEY.
Toivn Clerk and Treasurer — John A. Kead.
Selectmen — James Maguire, Peter S. Chace, Wil-
liam Babbit.
School Committee — C. T. Crane, R. H. Babbit,
B. F. Coombs.
DIGHTOK
Toivn Clerh and Treasurer — Geo. A. Shove.
Selectmen — F. A. Horr, I. P. Briggs, J. A.
Lewis.
Assessors — Geo. E. Gooding, Oliver Eaton, Cyrus
Talbot.
Collector of Taxes — James N. Paul.
Constable — John A. Lewis.
School Committee — Dr. Charles Talbot, W. Chase,
Geo. F. Gavitt, Rev. E. Dawes, G. A. Shove, C.
W . Turner.
Superintendent of Schools — C. W. Turner.
Fire Department — Oregon Engine Co, North
Dighton, Edward Lincoln, Foreman.
Notary Public — George A. Shove.
EASTON.
Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers of the Poor —
J. A. Pratt, Hiram Williams, William C. Howard.
Toion Clerk and Treasurer — Geo. G. Withington.
176 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
School Committee — John O. Dean, Lincoln S.
Drake, Francis Holmes, William L. Chaffin, Oliver
Ames, 2d, George C. Belcher.
Notary Public — John H. Swain.
SOCIETIES, MASONIC.
Paul Dean Lodge, North Easton. John H. Swain,
W. M., J. D. Atwood, S. W., Luther Sisson, J. W.
GOOD TEMPLARS.
Bristol Lodge, No. 136, of North Easton . R. H.
Willis, W. C.
G. A. R.— A. B. Randall Post.
FALL RIVER,
MAYOR.
JAMES F. DAVENPORT.
ALDERMEN.
Ward 1 — Joseph O. Neill.
Ward 2 — Patrick J. Lunney.
Ward b — Qui n Ian Leary.
Ward 4 — John A. Macfarlane.
Ward 5 — Bradford D. Davol.
Ward 6 — Holder B. Durfee.
CITY CLERK.
GEORGE A. BALLARD.
COMMON COUNCIL.
WILLIAM S. GREENE, President.
WARD 1. WARD 2.
William W^olfendale,* James D. O'Neil.
William H. Chace, Patrick J. McCarty,
Edward P. Baggett. Michael L. Ivers.
WARD 3. WARD 4.
H. Gordon Webster, Henry Norsworthy,
William Burgess, Andrew McDermott,
John A. Connelly. Dennis Garvey.
* Resigned, March 5, 1877.
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 177
WARD 5. WARD 6.
William S. Greene, John P. Slade,
Joseph M. Darling. James H. Wilson,
Simeon B. Chase. Charles L. Ripley.
Angustus B. Leonard, Clerk.
CITY OFFICERS.
City Clerk — George A. Ballard.
Treasurer and Collector — James C. Brady.
Auditor — George W. Billings.
Superintendent of Streets — Danforth Horton.
Superintendent of Schools — William Council, Jr.
City Marshal — Andrew R. Wright.
Chief Engineer of Fire Department — William C.
Davol, Jr.
City Solicitor — Milton Reed.
City Physician — J. A. Tourtelotte.
Superintendent of Almshouse — Joseph Borden.
Superintendent of Oak Grove Cemetery — James
E. Morrill.
Superintendent North Cemetery — -J. G. Hyland.
Clerk of Common Council — A. B. Leonard.
City Messenger~D. D. O'Neil.
Warden, Court House — Edward Driscoll.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
JAMES M. ALDRICH, Chairman.
WILLLAM CONNELL, JR., Secretary.
James M. Aldrich, William H. Brie,
Jerome Dwelly, William W. Adams,
Andrew J. Jennings, Charles E. Mills,
Charles J. Holmes, Iram Smith,
Thomas F. Eddy.
Superintendent of Public Schools — William
Connell, Jr.
Truant Officers—William Read, John Brady.
178
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
NATIONAL TUBE WORKS CO.,
Boston, Mass., and McKeesport, Penn.
MANUFACTURERS OF
BEST L^I>-^V\^ELDH:r)
if it Sill
Iff
¥»i>
(1 inch to 16 inches diameter.)
Steam and Gas Pipe, Artesian and Oil Well Tubing, Casing,
(1-4 inch to 16 inches diameter.)
"MACK'S" PATENT INJECTOR FOR FEEDING BOILERS.
Manufactured of
Boiler Tubes SLn€L Steel Xlods,
Warranted as follows :
To save over 25 per cent, of dead weight;
To save over 50 per cent, in repairs ;
To be 50 per cent, stronger than wooden cars.
No. 8 PEMBERTON SQ., BOSTON.
WATSON & BISSEE,
Cor. Friend & Causevv^ay Sts.,
WESTERN AND HARD WOOD LUMBER,
OF ALL KINDS.
Comprising Black Walnut, Cherry, Chestnut, Whitewood,
Birch, Maple, Ash, Oak, &c. Also,
Mmt
In all its branches.
Posts, Rails, and Balusters, in every variety.
ALSO,
Brackets, Fancy Matched Flooring, Etc.
WOOD TURNING, SAWING and PLANING.
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 179
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
CITY MARSHAL.
ANDREW R. WRIGHT.
Assistant Marshal — Albert T. Pierce.
Captain — Henry A. Dexter.
Sergeants — Emanuel Wilcox, William B. Ling,
Charles Hinckley, Julian T. Pember, John Deardon.
Clerk of Police Department — Stephen B. Gardner.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Chief Engineer — William C. Davol, Jr.
Assistant Engineer — Isaac T. Brovvnell.
District Engineers — District No. 1, Alvan C.
Seymour, District No. 2. Benjamin Mott, District
No. 3, Edward T. Marvel.
TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Mayor Davenport, Charles J. Holmes, Robert T.
Davis, Henry Lyon, Simeon Borden, J. R. Leary,
Walter Paine, 2d.
Librarian — William R. Ballard.
WATUPPA WATER BOARD.
Philip D. Borden, William Lindsey, John Butler.
Superintendent — William Rotch .
Registrar — C. H. Churchill.
ASSESSORS.
Jeremiah Kelley, Sam'l M. Brown, John H. Estes.
Surveyor of Lumber — Herbert A. Skinner.
Sealer of Weights and Measures — D. D. O'Neal.
Inspector of Milk — Elisha Fuller.
Measurer of Grain — Andrew Ferguson.
SOCIETIES, &c.
Children's Home, Walnut street.
Fall River Lyceum.
Young Men's Christian Association.
Choral Union of Fall River.
Mozart Union.
Caledonia Society.
St. Mary's Benevolent Society.
180 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
MASONIC.
Godfrey De Bouillon Commandeiy of Knights
Templars.
Fall River Council of Select and Royal Masters.
Mt. Hope Lodge, F. & A. M.
Fall River Royal Arch Chapter.
King Philip Lodge.
ODD FELLOWS.
Metacoraet Encampment, No. 26.
Mount Hope Lodge, No. 63.
Friendly Union Lodge, No. 164.
Hiawatha Lodge, No. 16, D. of R.
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.
Richard Borden Encampment, Post 46.
OTHER ORDERS.
Knights of St. Patrick.
Ancient Order of Hibernians.
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
George S. Baker, Henry H. Earl,
Honorius Beaugrand, Andrew I. Jennings,
William G. Bennett, Morton Eddy,
Josiah C. Blaisdell, Charles R. Longley,
elohn S. Brayton, Benjamin K. Lovatt,
Robert C. Brown, E. T. Marvell,
John W. Cummings, Thomas Mather,
Hu2:h A. Dubuque, J. F. Rockett,
Benjamin Earl, M. G. B. Swift,
Eliab Williams.
FREETOWN.
Town Glerh — H. A. Francis.
Selectmen — George W. Hall, Charles Braley, M.
S. Terry.
Assessors — George W. Hall, J. H. Pierce, J. R.
Gurney.
/School Committee — J. R. Gurney, Hiram B.
Wetherell, S. B. Cudworth.
EWBBDPORDilWMK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
■^•—
F. H. FORBES
AGENT AND TREASURER.
No. 6 COMMERCIAL WHARF,
NEW BEDFORD.
H. A_. BURLING,
AGENT,
No. 46 SOUTH STREET, NEW YORK.
STEAMERS LEAVE DAILY
At 5.30 P. M., from COMMERCIAL WHARF, NEW BEDFORD,
AND
At 5 P. M., from PIER 39, EAST RIVER,
NEW YORK.
First Class Passenger Accommodations.
Connect at NEW BEDFORD with the VINEYARD STEAMERS
and with RAILROAD for CAPE COD and all points reached by the
BOSTON, CLINTON AND PITCHBURG RAILROAD.
1
£
■ _ I
IS BOYLSTOIV STREET.
Eooms open every day, Sundays included,
From S A.. IML. to lO P. M:.
Young men residing in Boston and vicinity are cordially invited to become Members
of the Society.
Membership, $1.00 per year.
Life Membership 25.00
Subscription Membership, . , . '. 5.00 per year.
Subscription Membership for five successive years entitles tbe holder to Life Mem-
bership.
HELIG-IOUS SERVICES
CONDUCTED by CLERGYiVlEN &. LAYMEN of ALL DENOMINATIONS.
LECTURES, READINGS,
DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS,
Social Meetings, Practical Talks, Classes,
&c., &c.
Employment Bureau, Boarding House
Committee, Committee on Churches,
Bureau of Reference for Ladies,
AND OTHEK BENEVOLENT WORK.
THE UNION GYMNASIUM,
B Which is in charge of a competent instructor,
' has been newly fitted up for the coming season, is
spacious, light, well ventilated, complete in its va-
riety of apparatus, Health-Lifts, I-Jowiiig Ma-
chines, Dr. Winship's Complete Developer, &c.
Bathing and Dressing Rooms free to memheis.
Terms, $10.00 per year ; three months, $5.00, with
privilege of renewing for the balance of the year
nt $5.00.
THE UNION COFFEE ROOM
or Re-taurant for Ladies and Gentlemen, provid-
ing wholesome fond, well cooked and served, and
at rensonahle prices. Breakfast from 6. .30 a. Jt.
to 12 M.; Dinner from 1-2 m to 4 p.m.; Supper
from 4 p. M. to 7.30 P. M. Open on Sundays, from
S A. M. to 6 p. M. ; in charge of Hammo.v Wood-
bury, Supt.
WM. H. BALDWIN, President.
OFFICE AT THE UNION ROOMS, 18 BOYLSTON STREET.
FRED. S. CLARK, Secretary.
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 181
Treasurer — Louis P. Phillips.
Constables — Samuel C. Hathaway and B. R. Phil-
lips, James E. Westgate, Edw. A. Braley.
Collector of Taxes — Charles E. Hathaway.
PUBLIC HALLS.
Peirce's Hall, Assonet Village.
Washburn's Hall, East Freetown.
BLACKSMITHS.
Horatio A. Braley, East Freetown.
Samuel C. Hambley, Assonet, Freetown.
BOX BOARD MILLS.
Julius C. Haskins, Freetown.
CLERGYMEN.
Rev. Mr. B. Batcheller, (Ch. Bap.), Assonet,
Freetown.
Rev. Mr. W. Wood, (Cong.) Assonet, Freetown.
DRY GOODS DEALERS.
Don C. H. Hathaway, Assonet, Freetown.
J. W. Peabodv, Assonet, Freetown.
Reuel Washburn, East Freetown.
GRIST MILLS.
G. L. Allen, East Freetown.
J. D. Wilson, Assonet, Freetown.
Thomas G. Winslow, Freetown.
SEXTONS.
David Babbitt, Assonet, Freetown.
James Downing, Assonet, Freetown.
NEW BEDFORD
MAYOR.
ALANSON BORDEN.
ADDERMEN.
Ward 1 — James E. Stanton.
Ward 2 — Savory C. Hathaway.
Ward 3 — James C. Stafford.
182 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Ward 4 — John Hastiuffs.
Ward 5 — George Rowland, Jr.
Ward 6— Henry T. Wood.
COMMON COUNCIL.
President— WILLIAM H. MATHEWS.
ward one. ward four.
John E. Murphy, William H. Mathews,
Benjamin Dawson, Charles H. Taber,
John Wing, William Lewis,
Hiram Wordell, Elnathan C. Brownell.
ward TWO. ward five.
John F. Swift, Horatio Hathaway,
Harry J. Leach, Isaac C. Sherman,
Robert S. Lawton, Antone L. Sylvia,
Charles A. Case. Walter CliiFord.
ward THREE. WARD SIX.
William H. Pitman, William eT. Boweu,
James G. Wilson, eJohn P. Taylor,
Charles W. Coggeshall, Thomas W. Comstock,
William C. Parker, Jr. George Nelson.
City Clerk — Henr}^ T. Leonard.
Treasurer and Collector of Taxes — James B.
Congdon.
Auditor — Edward M. Luce, elected April 10.
City Messenger — William Ferguson.
Clei'k of the Coimnon Council — William A.
Church.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
AL ANSON BORDEN, Chairman, ex-officio.
Henry F. Harrington, Secretary.
William H. Mathews, President of Common Coun-
cil, ex-officio.
Ward 1 — George W. Chace, Joseph H. Cornell,
Joseph W. Webster.
Ward 2 — Charles R. Price, James W. Hervey,
Ivory S. Cornish.
Ward 3 — Isaac W. Benjamin, Benjamin S. Batch-
elor, Horatio A. Kempton.
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 183
Ward 4 — George H. Dunbar, Stephen W. Hayes,
*Wendel] H. Cobb.
Ward 5 — James L. Sherman, Lemuel M. Kollock,
Charles T. Bonney.
Ward 6 — Chaj-les H. Sanford, Bart. Otheman, Jr.,
Betsey B. Winslow.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
HENEY F. HARRINGTON.
Office, City Hall Basement. Office hours, 8 1-2 to 9
A. M'., 12 1-4 to 1 P. M., Saturdays, 9 1-2
to 10 A. M.
ASSESSORS.
Office, No. 4 Library building.
David B. Wilcox, Chairman, William Tallman,
Silas Alden.
ASSISTANT ASSESSORS.
Ward 1 — James T. Almy.
Ward 2 — John A. Rugsles.
Ward 3 — John A. Gomley.
Ward 4— Thomas H. Soule.
Ward 5— William B. Topham.
Ward 6 — John Carroll.
OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
Office in City Hall building.
His Hon. Alanson Borden, Mayor, ex-officio^
Chairman,
Peleg S. Macy, Secretary.
Ward 1 — George B. Macomber.
Ward 2— Henry R. Wilcox.
Ward 3 — Job B. Sherman.
Ward 4 — George T. Hough.
Ward 5 — Peleg S. Macy.
Ward 6 — Simeon Doane.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Chief Engineer — Frederick Macy. Office in Cit}'-
Hall building.
First Aasistant Engineer — Michael F. Kennedy.
•Resigned, and Hosea M. Kiiowlton elected to fill the vacancy.
184 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Second Assistant Engineer — Nathan Brown.
Third Assistant Engineer — John H. Jndson.
Fourth Assistant Engineer — William J. Marr.
Clerk of the Board of Engineers — Luther G.
Hewins, Jr.
TRUSTEES OF THE FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY
Office in Library Building.
His Honor Alanson Borden, Mayor, ex.officio
President.
William H. Mathews, Pesident of Common Coun-
cil, ex-officio.
John Hastings, Chairman of the Committee of the
City Council on Public Instruction, ex-officio.
George Howland, Jr., for 1 year.
George H. Dunbar, for 1 year.
Warren Ladd, for 2 years.
Oliver A. Roberts, for 2 years.
S. Griffits Morgan, for 3 years.
Al)raham H. Howland, Jr., for 3 years.
President of the Board — The Mayor.
Clerk — Oliver A. Roberts.
Committee on the Library — The Mayor, Messrs.
Ladd, George Howland, Jr., Morgan and Dunbar.
Committee on the Building — Messrs. Hastings and
Mathews.
Ct)mmittee on Binding and Blanks — Messrs.
Abraham H. Howland, Jr., and Morgan.
Committee on the Museum — Messrs. Morgan,
Roberts and Dunbar.
Superintendent of the Library — Geo. H. Dunbar.
Librarian — Robert C. Ingraham.
Assistant Librarians — Josephine A. Merrick, Mary
E. Brown.
ACUSHNET W^ATER BOARD.
Office in City Hall Building.
His Honor, Alanson Borden, Mayor, ex-officio
President.
William H. Mathews, President of the Common
Council, ex-officio.
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 185
Thomas Bennett, Jr.
Henry F. Thomas.
Thomas W. Cook, to fill vacancy, caused by the
resignation of George Howhmd, Jr.
Superintendent and Engineer — Wni. B. Sherman.
Clerk and Water Registrar — James B. Congdon.
Office in Library Building.
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
CHIEF OF POLICE.
HENRY C. HATHAWAY.
Office, Central Police Station, South Second Street.
Deputy Chief of Police — Jethro C. Brock.
Captains of Police — James L. Wilber, Daniel A.
Butler.
Lieutenants of Police — Luther M. Dayton, Wm.
E. Macomber.
Constables — Chief, Deputy Chief, Captains and
Lieutenants of Police, and twenty-six Police Officers.
Officers who have care of Neglected Children —
Ivory S. Cornish and Henry F. Harrington, Supt. of
Schools.
Truant Officers — Ivory S. Cornish, Luther M.
Dayton.
Keeper and Assistant Keepers of the Lock-up —
Henry C. Hathaway, Daniel A. Butler, Jethro C.
Brock, James L. Wilber.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Mayor and Aldermen.
HEALTH OFFICERS.
Office, Central Police Station.
Henry C. Hathaway.
Quarantine Physician, and Physician to the Board of
Health.
No appointment.
OTHER CITY OFFICERS.
Cit}' Solicitor — Hosea M. Knowlton. Office, 17^
North Water Street.
Harbor Master — O. P. Rector.
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BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
DAniEU^ BEILiCHKR.
MANUFACTURER OF SUPERIOR
MALLEABLE IRON
CASTINGS,
From Air Furnace.
ALSO,
CAST STEEL CASTINGS, k
TEMPERINa POTS,
CHILLED ROLLS,
Metal Pattkhxs made
from (Irauglit or sample.
DANIEL BELCHER,
Eastou, . . Mass.
HAYWARD & CARPENTER,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Heavy Rolled Grold Plate Jewelry
—SUCH AS—
Sleeve, Collar, Cuff and Vest Buttons, Ladies' and Misses' Sets
and Drops, Shawl and Bib Pins, &c., &c.,
Also, Manufacturers of "PATENT GOODS,"
Of which the " Attleboro Chronicle" of Sept. 2, 1S7C, says : "A patent was issued to
Messrs. Hayward & Carpenter, of Attleboro, on the 8th of August, covering a great
variety of jewelry, which neither soils the skin nor garments of the wearer, that portion of
the ornament which comes in contact with the skin or linen liaving a smooth enamel sur-
face, which does not in the least affect tliem. With cutf buttons made under this patent,
you can wear a cuff three weelis, if j'ou choose to, without having the button soil it."
Orders from "Wholesale Dealers respectfully solicited.
Steam Bakery.
(Successors to F. Walduon), Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all kinds of
4i7 ®® \Lt
k
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CAKE AND PASTRY,
NORTH DIGHTON, . . MASS.
Francis Waldron, Jr. Ferdinand Waldron.
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 187
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
"Charles T. Boniiey, E. C. Leonard,
Alanson Borclen, George Marston,
Samuel P. Burt, Frank A. Milliken,
Samuel H. Cook, A. R. Paulding,
Charles W. Clifford, G. T. Sanford,
Walter Clifford, Thomas M. Stetson,
William W. Crapo, James Taylor,
F. B. Greene, William H. Taylor,
E. D. Godfrey, L. C. Terry,
J. C. Hitch, G. F. Tucker,
H. M. Knowlton. F. A. Washburn.
SOCIETIES.
MASONIC.
Adoniram, R. A. Chapter.
Sutton Commandery, Knights Templars.
Star in the East Lodge, F. & A. M.
Eureka Lodge, F. & A. M.
Union Lodge, No. 7, F. & A. M., African.
ODD FELLOWS.
Annawan Encampment, I. O. O. F.
Acushnet Lodge, No. 41, I. O. O. F.
Vesta Lodge, No. 166, I. O. O. F.
Potomska Lodge, No. 1511, G. U O., of O. F.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
New Bedford Lodge, No. 667.
Ye Ancient and Honorable Commandery.
Siloam Encampment, Crusaders of Jerusalem.
Sir John Falstaff Lodge.
G. A. R., DISTRICT OF MASSACHUSETTS.
William Logan Rodman Post, No. 1.
Robert G. Shaw Post, No. 146.
TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES.
Bristol Comity Good Templars' Union.
New Bedfojxl Reform Club.
Mount Taber Council, No. 13.
El Bethel Temple of Honor, No. 24.
Orient Lodge, No. 173, Good Templars.
Liberty Lodge, No. 48, Good Templars.
188 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Refuge Division, No. 36, S. of T.
Neptune Division, No. 54, S. of T.
Silver Star Division, No. 33, S. of T.
Wamsutta Division, No. 28, S. of T.
Acushnet Division, No. 87, S. of T.
St. Laurence Catholic Temperance Society.
OTHER SOCIETIES.
New Bedford Lyceum.
New Bedford Post Society.
Union for Good Works.
New Bedford Protecting Society.
Ancient Order of Hibernians.
New Bedford Choral Association.
Southern Massachusetts Poultry Association.
New Bedford Dorcas Societv.
Bristol South District Medical Society.
Burns' Club.
Orphan's Home, Clark's Point Road.
Ladies' City Mission Society.
Women's Christian Association.
New Bedford Women's Reform and Relief Associ-
ation.
Association for the Relief of Aged Women of New
Bedford.
New England Mutual Aid Society of New
Bedford.
New Bedford Bible Society.
St. Joseph's Hospital, Campbell Street.
Public Library, Robert C. Ingraham, Librarian.
MANSFIELD
Town Clerk and Treasurer — Alfred V. Rogerson.
Selectmen, Assessors, and Overseers of the Poor —
Albert Perry, Alfred B. Day, George Ware.
School Committee — Walter A. Crowley, Thomas
S. Pratt, S. M. Brown.
Collector of Taxes — George F. Austin.
Notary Public— E. M. Reed.
Constables— A. W. Cobb, A. D. King, H. E.
Sherman.
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 189
SOCIETY.
St. James Lodge, F. & A. M., — D. K. Carpenter,
Master, William N. Mason, Secretary.
NORTON.
Town Clerk and Treasurer — Austin Messenger.
Collector of Taxes — J. Stephen Wood.
Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers of the Poor —
George R. Perry, J. R. Rogerson, I. T. Brayman.
School Committee — Geo. W. Wilds, Jr., Everett
R. Leonard, George W. Makepeace, George H.
Arnold, Otis Dean, Augustus Lane, Orin E. Walker,
William W. Smith, J. W. Woodward.
Constables — D. K. Carpenter, William A. Lane,
Lewis E. Leonard.
Deputy Sheriff — George H. Arnold.
RAYNHAM.
Town Clerk and Treasurer — Joseph W. White.
Selectmen — Elmer Lincoln, Raynham, Enoch
Robinson, East Taunton, Samuel W. Robinson, No.
Raynham.
School Committee — Nathan W. Shaw, North
Raynham, Edward B. King, Raynham, John M.
Manning, Rayuham.
Superintendent of Schools — Nathan W. Shaw,
North Raynham.
Assessors — Nathan W. Shaw, North Raynham,
Frederic W. Gushee and Bradford B. King,
Raynham.
Collector — Gineason H. Lincoln, No. Raynham.
Constables — Henry W. Crane, Raynham, George
W. Gilmore, North Rajmham, Henry H. Robinson,
East Taunton.
Auctioneer — Seth D. Wilbur, No. Raynham.
Justices of the Peace — Samuel Jones, Raynham,
Job G. Robinson, Raynham, Chauncy G. Washburn,
East Taunton, Charles L. Haskins, East Taunton,
190 BEISTOL COUKTY DIRECTORY.
Joseph W. White, Rayiiham, Joseph E. Pree^ho,
North Raynhnm, Nathan W. Shaw, North Rayiilianj.
Notary Public — Chauncy G. Washburn, Rayiiham.
Butchers — D. R. Simmons & Brother, North
Raynham, Albert I. Simmons, North Rayiiham.
Blacksmiths — Gineason H. Lincoln, North Rayii-
ham, Zebina K. Leonard, Raynham, Nathaniel Dean,
North Raynham, George Smellie, Raynham.
Clergymen — Enoch Sanford, (Cong., retired),
Raynham, Francis H. Boynton, (Cong.), Raynham,
Charles A. G. Thurston, (Cong), North Raynham,
Timothy C. Tingley, (Baptist), Raynham.
Country Store — C. G. Washburn, East Taunton.
Carpenters — William F. Wilber, Raynham : Ed-
ward B. King, Raynham; William Wentworth,
Raynham; George D. Harvey, No. Raynham.
Masons — Cyrus Leonard, 1st, Raynham : Cyril P.
Carpenter, Raynham ; Wm. H. Carpenter, Raynham
REHOBOTH.
Town Clerk— William H. Luther.
Treasurer — Dewitt C. Carpenter.
Collector — Reuben Bowen.
Assessors and Overseers of the Poor — Henry
T. Horton, John E. Horton, Remember Smith.
School Committee — William H. Luther, Ira Perry,
William L. Pearce.
Constables — George L. Goff, George Lake,
Gershom Rounds.
SEEKONK.
Town Clerk — John H. Davis.
Selectmen and Overseers of the Poor — C. R.
Read, Samuel Short, S. M. Nash.
Treasurer — H. A. Thurber.
Collector— S. M. Nash.
School Committee — Joseph Brown, A. N. Med-
bery, John J. Hall.
Constables — A. B. Short, A. K. Page.
Auctioneers — Samuel Short, Viall Medberry.
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTOKY.
191
LAMB, MUTTON, VEAL & BEEF.
FRUITS IN THEIR SEASON.
A. G. RUSSELL,
^itttttafi
n m
iSTo. 13 Pemberton Sqiaare.
BOSTON.
Orders called for and goods delivered to all parts of the city free of charge.
A. HOWLAND,
T. Q. Smith.
NEW BEDFORD, MASS.
192
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
I^^ISHEUlVrEN !
HADLEY TWINES,
NIHCefL & M[iirS[lli[ riSII[RMEII
— -If -T^ -f-
NETTINGS AND NET AND SEINE FITTINGS of all kinds, in
large stock and best quality, for sale by
H. & G. W. LORD,
111 Commercial St.. Boston.
ESTABLISHED
1824.
NEW ENGLAND
TYPE FOUNDRY CO.
243 Washington Street, Boston, Mass.
■<■■«»>
BOOK, JOB AND NEWS OFFICES
COMPLETELY FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE.
AGENTS FOR WADE'S INKS.
EVERYTHING REQUIRED IN A PRINTING OFFICE KEPT
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
TAUNTON.
CITY GOVERNMENT, 1878.
Mayor— Hon. ONIAS S. PAIGE.
ALDERMEN,
VV^inl 1 — Horatio L. Ciishman.
Ward 2--WiHiam H. Bent.
Ward 3— Thomas O. Falvey.
Ward 4 — Cornelius Wood.
Ward 5 — Charles F. Johnson.
Ward 6— A. Lymau Wiliard.
Ward 7— Franklin Pratt.
Ward 8— Elijah Tolman.
COMMON COUNCIL.
Hon. John E. Sanford, President.
Ward 1— John E. Sanford, William Tinkham,
John J. Barker.
Wal-d 2 — Walter S. Sprague, George H. Rhodes,
Everett D. Godfrey.
Ward 3 — Henry B. Leach, Francis P. Conaty,
John Quinn.
Ward 4 — Frederick Mason, Josiah Kinnicntt,
Edward B. Maltby.
Ward 5 — Abiel B. Staples, George P. King,
Arthur W. Macomber.
Ward 6— William S. Baker, William B. Church,
James Hunt.
Ward 7 — Henry S. Culver, Perry E. Pierce, John
F. Dunlap.
Ward 8 — Thomas R. Bearse, Millard F. Moore,
William F. Kennedy.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
On Poor and Alms — Aldermen Pratt, Wood and
Johnson.
On Police and Licenses — The Mayor, and Alder-
men Falvey and Bent.
On Sidewalks — Aldermen Cushman, Wiliard and
Wood.
On Enrollment — Aldermen Tolman, Wood and
Johnson.
\
JOSEPH H. ADAMS,
Late Examiiieroflntcrforeneos, and formerly principal Examiner in the United
States Patent Office, and for some years in charge of the Preparation of the
Patent Office Reports. Attends to all business relating to Patents, Trade Marks
and Designs. Copyrights also obtained.
Office, 33 SCHOOL ST., BOSTON.
Rooms 22 and 23.
OF THE COMMON COUNCIL.
On Elections — Messrs. Staples, Pierce and Quinn.
On Bills in Second Reading — Messrs. Rhodes,
Hnnt and Conaty.
On Enrolled Bills — Messrs. Barker, Kinnicutt and
Kennedy.
BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
Onias S. Paige, ex-offi,cio.
John E. Sanford, ex-officio.
For One Year— William E. Fuller, Charles F.
Johnson, John H. Galligan.
For Two Years — Joseph Dean, J. Colver Wight-
man, Russell P. Ambler.
For Three Years — Stephen M. Newman, Silas D.
Presbrey, Horace W. Durgin.
City Clerk — James M. Cushman.
City Treasurer and Collector — Geo. A. AVashburn.
Clerk of the Common Council — Jos. R. Tallman.
Assessors — William B. Sproat, Chairman; Wm.
H. Pleadwell; Henry S. Hart, Secretary.
Superintendent of Streets — Daniel L. Mitchell.
City Marshal — George F. Seaver.
Superintendent of Schools — W. W. Waterman.
City Solicitor — S. M. Thomas.
City Physician— A. S. Dean, M. D.
Water Commissioners — P. I. Perrin, President;
Marcus M. Rhodes; Henry S. Harris, Secretary.
Engineers of Fire Department — Edward Mott,
Chief; Henry A. Thayer. George E. Dean,Benj.H.
Baker, Ira Bosworth.
Superintendent of Fire Alarm Telegraph — Abner
Coleman.
F. S. BAILEY & CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
RICHARDS, CODDING & CD'S BUILDING,
NORTH ATTLEBORO, MASS.
AmEBOEO
SAWING AND PLANING MILL.
MOULDINGS & BRACKETS
Of all kinds made to order at short notice and
in the best manner. Also,
Planing and Matching.
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3L. C. SOUTHARD,
Uor at Law,
CORNER OF MAINE & CENTRE STREETS,
NORTH E ASTON, MASS.
ISrOVELTY A^^OOD AV^ORKS.
J- J. ]Vto3NrXJTT7,
BUILDER AND MANUFACTURER,
Of "WOOD MOULDINGS, BRACKETS, COUNTERS, SASHES,
DOORS, WINDOW FRAMES,
Drawers, Packing Boxes. &c. Planing, Sawing, Turning, Fret Sawing, &c. Also,
Carving, Pattern Making, Rope Twi.st, and Spiral Mouldings. Particular attention paid
to fitting up Banks, Banking-Houses, Oflices. Stores, &c. All orders addressed to
J. J. McNUTT, Novelty Wood Works, junc. Maiden & Wareham Sts., Boston,
will be executed with promptness and despatcli.
gaimEN coffin,
8 PROVINCE ST., BOSTON,
Pattern and Model Maker,
—AND—
PRINTERS' JOINER,
Particular attention given to Patterns and Models for
Machinery in Wood or Brass.
ALSO, MANUFACTURER OF
STEREOTYPE BLOCKS of tie ist approied styles.
And every variety of materials needed in a Printing Office or Book-
bindery constantly on hand or made to order at short notice.
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 193
SOMERSET.
Town Clerk and Treasurer — C. R. Fields.
Selectmen — Horatio N. Eddy, Alfred Pratt, Geo.
Read.
Collector of Taxes — J. G. Tinkham.
Constables — G. F. M. Forrester, Edmund Buf-
finton.
SOCIETIES.
Pioneer Lodge, F. & A. M.
Swift Post, No. 46, G. A. R.
Mount Hope Division, Sons of Temperance.
SWANSEA.
Town Clerk and Treasurer — J. G. Luther.
Selectmen — James H. Mason, Gilbert R. Watson,
Daniel Hale.
Collector of Taxes — A. P. Lawton.
Constables — A. P. Lawton, Anson L. Barney,
Elijah P. Chace.
Deputy Sheriffs— Alfred P. Lawton, ( ?) Albert E.
Allen, (?).
Road Commissioners — Ira M. Gardner, Gideon P.
Mason, William P. Cleaveland.
Justices of the Peace — James H. Mason, Swansea
Village; Mason Barney, North Swansea; J. G.
Luther, Luther's Corner ; Elijah P. Chace.
SOCIETIES.
Agricultural Library Association, Luther's Corner.
Narragansett Lodge, I. O. Good Templars,
Swansea Village.
TAUNTON.
MAYOR.
ONIAS S. PAIGE.
ALDERMEN.
Ward 1 — Horatio L. Cushman.
Ward 2--William H. Bent.
194 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Ward 3 — Thomas O. Falvey.
Ward 4 — Cornelius Wood.
Ward 5 — Charles R. Richmond.
Ward 6— A. Lyman Willard.
Ward 7— Franklin Pratt.
Ward 8— Charles E. Dean.
Clerk — James M. Cushman.
COMMON COUN OILMEN.
Wnrd 1 — John E. Sanford, William E. Dean,
John J. Barker.
Ward 2 — Chas. E. Richmond, Walter S. Sprague,
Georire H. Rhodes.
Ward 3 — James J. Galligan, James A. Tinkham,
Patrick Conaty.
Ward 4 — Fiederick Mason, Elisha T. Jackson,
Josiah Kinnicutt.
Ward 5 — Abiel B. Staples, John J. O'Connor,
Arthur W. Macomber.
Ward 6 — William S. Baker, Abram Simmons,
William H. ('ushman.
Ward 7 — Henry S. Culver, Edwin Hawkins, Perry
E. Pierce.
Ward 8 — John Power, Nelson Thomas, William
H. Rankin.
President of the Common Council — John E.
Sanford.
Clerk of the Common Council — Jos. R. Tallman.
City Clerk — James M. Cushnian.
City Treasurer and Collector — Geo. A. Washburn.
On Fire Department — Aldermen Bent, Dean,
Councilmen Tinkham, Cushman, Macomber.
On Fisheries — Alderman Richniond, Councilmen
Dean, Has kins.
On Water Works — Mayor, Alderman Dean,
Councilmen Sanford, Mason, Haskins.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN COMMITTEES.
On Poor and Almshouse — Aldermen Pratt, Bent
and Wood.
On Police and Licenses — The Mayor, and Alder-
men Falvey and Richmond.
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 195
On Sidewalks — Aldermen Cushman, Willard and
Wood.
On Enrollment — Aldermen Falvey, Dean and
Richmond.
BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
Onias S. Paige, ex-oficio, Chairman.
John E. Sanford, ex-officio.
One Year — Thomas J. Lothrop, Stephen M. New-
man, Joseph Philbrick.
Two Years— William E. Fuller, Charles F. John-
son, John H. Galligan.
Three Years — Joseph Dean, J. Colver Wightman,
Russell P. Ambler.
WATER COM3IISSIONEKS.
Perley I. Perrin, President, one year.
Henry S. Harris, Secretary, two years.
Marcus M. Rhodes, three vears.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
James M. Cushman, Chairman.
William H. Plead well.
Henry S. Hart, Secretary.
Superintendent of Schools — W. W. Waterman.
City Solicitor — S. M. Thomas.
Superintendent of Streets— Daniel L. Mitchell.
City Physician— A. S. Dean, M. D.
City Messenger — Benjamin Ingalls.
TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Ex-officiis.
Onias S. Paige, Mayor.
John E. Sanford, President of Common Council.
One Year — Edmund H. Bennett, Mortimer Blake.
Two Years — Timothy Gordon, Charles W.
Hartshorn.
Three Years — Henry J. Fuller, William H. Fox.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Chief Engineer-~Edward Mott.
First Assistant Engineer — Henry A. Thayer.
196 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Second Assistant Engineer — Benjamin H. Baker.
Third Assistant Engineer — George E. Dean.
Fourth Assistant Engineer — Ira Bos worth.
Secretary — George N. Elms.
Superintendent of Fire Alarm Telegraph — Abner
Coleman.
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
City Marshal — George F. Seaver.
Sunday Police — Allen B. Thomas, Patrick F.
Coyle, Richard H. Borden, Davis H. Eddy, William
Cleary.
Truant Officers, appointed i)y the School Com-
mittee— George F. Seaver, Willis Potter.
There are one hundred and nineteen Constables in
Taunton.
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
James P. Ellis, E. T. Jackson,
William H. Fox, Charles A. Reed,
Henry J. Fuller, S. M. Thomas,
William E. Fuller, Joseph E. Wilber.
SOCIETIES.
Taunton Public Library.
Grand Army of the Republic.
Bristol County Agricultural Society.
Easton Benevolent Association.
North Bristol Congregational Club.
Taunton Female Charitable Association and Home
for Asred and Indisjent Females.
Taunton Council of Select and Royal Masters.
St. Mark's Royal Arch Chapter.
King David's Lodge,
Charles H. Titus Lodge.
Alfred Baylies Lodge.
Ionic Lodge.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
John Hancock Lodge, No. 40.
I. o. o. F.
Naomi Encampment, No. 14.
King Philip Lodge, No. 44.
LA^I^IES' .
mMmm
I
Miss R. BUTLER,
Artist in Hair,
AND DEALER IN
HAIR GOODS,
132 Tremont Street,
BOSTON.
DR. D. M. JOHNSON,
Treats successfully all Chronic Diseases of the
Breathing Organs,
Catarrh (by a new process). Laryngitis, Bronchitis, Asthma
and Consumption, and all Chronic Affections of
the Liver, Stomach and Bowels.
ACHES AND PAINS, NEURALGIA, SICK-HEADACHE, NERVOUS
HEADACHE, RHEUMATISM, AND ALL DISEASES OP
/ THE EYES AND EARS.
OFFICE, ANNAWAN STREET, FALL RIVER, MASS.
CONSULTATION FR,EE.
Charles Williams, Jr.
[Established 1856.]
manufacturer of
Telegraphic and Electrical Instruments,
GALVANIC BATTERIES, WIRE, MAGNETS, &c.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
TELEGHftAF»II M:ATKRIAL,
No. 109 Court Street, - Boston, Mass.
vJOSEiFHE ID, O-OTJLID,
No. 101 MILK STREET,
up Stairs, Room G,
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 197
WESTPORT.
Town Clerk find Treas. — John A. Macombcr, 2d.
Selectmen and Overseers of the Poor — Giles E.
Browne! 1, A. H. Cory, Charles Fisher.
Collector of Taxes — Alanson P. Brownell.
Justices of the Peace — G. H. Gifibrd, Isaac
Howl and.
Constables — James H. Allen, Daniel Sanford.
School Committee — Charles F. Sherman, Charles
Fisher, rFohn A. Macoinber, 2d.
Assessors — G. E. Brownell, A. D. Manchester,
P. Sanford, Jr.
FAIRHAVEN.
Town Clerk — Tucker Damon, Jr.
Notary Public — Charles Drew.
DARTMOUTH.
Town Clerk, Treasurer and Collector of Taxes —
G. F. Rowland.
Selectmen and Overseers of the Poor — Isaac P.
Wilbur, Paul Barker, Joshua V. Davis.
School Committee — Stephen H. Andrews, Law-
rence S. Smith.
Assessors — Francis W. Mason, Benjamin T. Max-
tield, Spooner Jenkins.
Constables — Thomas Inman, Leander C. King,
Daniel H. Rowland, Otis Manchester. /
Auctioneer—William Barker, Jr.
Postmasters — Francis W. Mason, Dartmouth ;
Gideon H. Sherman, South Dartmouth ; Abner P.
Barker, North Dartmouth.
Justices of the Peace — William Barker, Jr., F. W.
Mason, Calvin R. Turner, 2d, Elisha H. Crapo,
Dartmouth ; Samuel M. Davis, E. L. Faunce, South
Dartmouth.
198 BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
FALL RIVER.
CITY GOVERNMENT, 1878.
MAYOR,
CRAWFORD E. LINDSEY.
ALDERMEN,
Joseph O. Neill, James R. Francis,
Patrick J. Luuuey, Georg^e H. Eddy,
Southard H. Miller, PhiHp H. Borden.
COUNCILMEN.
Ward One — Joseph McCreery, Amos Walker and
Edward P. Ba^sfett.
Ward Two— P. J. McCarty, Patrick E. Butler
and Neil McFadden.
Ward Three — Cook Borden. Joseph Bowers and
John A. Connelly.
Ward Four — Georo;e N. Bowen, Frank W. Burr
and Moses Jepson.
Ward Five— William S. Greene, Walter Paine, 3d,
and Simeon B. Chase.
Ward Six — Charles L. Ripley, John P. Slade and
and John E. Buffinton.
City Clerk — George A. Ballard.
City Treasurer — James C. Brady.
City Messenger — M. Frank Pike.
Chief Engineer — William C. Davol, Jr.
Assistant — Isaac T. Brownell.
District — A. C. Seymour, Benjamin Mott, Nathan
D. Chace.
Collector of Taxes — James C. Brady.
Auditor — Georije W. Billino;s.
City Solicitor — Milton Reed.
City Physician — Dr. Charles W. Copeland.
Superintendent of Streets — Anthony Thurston.
Superintendents of Burying Grounds — Jonathan
E. Morrill, Owen Corbett. '
Surveyor of Lumber — H. A. Skinner.
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
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OFFICIALS, &c., IN BRISTOL COUNTY.
REPRESENTATIVE IN U. S. CONGRESS.
William W. Crapo, of New Bedford.
U. S. SHIPPING COMMISSIONER.
Baugs Hallet, 18 South Water, New Bedford.
U. S. COMMISSIONER.
Charles W. Clifford, 35 No. Water, New Bedford.
STATE SENATORS FROM BRISTOL COUNTY.
1st District. — Ezra Davol, of Taunton.
2d '' Charles J. Holmes, of Fall River.
3d " Hosea M. Kuowlton, of N. Bedford.
SENATORIAL DISTRICTS.
1st — Attleboro, Easton, Mansfield, Nortou, Rayu-
ham, Seekonk, Taunton.
2d — Berkeley, Dighton, Fall River, Rehoboth,
Somerset, Swansea.
3d — Acushnet, Dartmouth, Fairhaven, Freetown,
New Bedford, Weslport.
STATE REPRESENTATIVES FROM BRISTOL COUNTY.
DIST.
10
( Attleboro,
I Norton,
( Mansfield,
Easton,
Raynham,
Taunton,
Berkeley,
Acushnet,
Fairhaven,
Freetown.
( New Bedford,
} Wards 1, 2, 3,
i New Bedford,
/ Wards4, .5, 6,
i Westport,
I Dartmonth,
Fall River, \
Wards 1, 2, 3, 4, )
Fall River,
Wards 5, 6,
Somerset, '
fSeebonk,
J Swansea,
] Rehoboth,
t Dighton,
George Price,
Abijah T. Wales,
George C. Belcher,
William Reed, Jr.
John W. Hart,
John H. Galligan,
Elbridge G. Morton, Jr.
Rufus A. Soule,
Charles A. Case,
Israel C Cornish,
Thomas B. Hathaway,
Charles Fisher,
John W. Cummings,
Hiram B. Coffin,
Patrick M. McGlynn,
Pardon Macomber,
Andrew J. Jennings,
John A. Lewis,
Attleboro,
((
Easton,
Taunton,
u
Fairhaven,
New Bedford,
Westport,
Fall River,
Dighton,
COUNCILLOR.
District No. 2, Harrison Tweed, of Taunton.
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MASTERS IN CHANCERY.
J. J. Archer, Fall River; E. M. Reed, Mansfield ;
Edwin L. Barney, New Bedford.
COMMISSIONERS OF WRECKS
Job Almy, New Bedford ; Abraham Dyer, Edward
Akin, Westport.
COMMISSIONERS OF INSOLVENCY.
Charles T. Bonney, New Bedford.
INSPECTOR OF FIREARMS MANUFACTDRED IN
THE COUNTY.
Ebenezer W. Peirce, Freetown.
COMMISSIONERS TO QUALIFY CIVIL OFFICERS.
Anson Gilmorc, North Easton ; Seba Howard,
South Easton; Josiah C. lilaisdell, Simeon Borden,
John S. Brayton, Benjamin Earl, Fall River; El)en-
ezer W. Peirce, Freetown ; Thomas M. James,
William H. Taylor, George Marston, New Bedford ;
George H. Babbitt, Samuel L. Crocker, Joseph
Wilbar, George M. Woodward, Thomas J. Lothrop,
Taunton.
RAILROAD COMPANIES.
Boston, Clinton, Fitchburg and New Bedford
Railroad Co., I. N. Marshall, agent, 254 Purchase,
New Bedford ; N. Thayer, Jr.. president, 54 Sears'
building, Boston; S. A. Webber, superintendent,
Fitchburg.
Boston and Providence Railroad Co., incorporated
1830 ; Boston, Mass., to Providence, R. I.
Old Colony Railroad, incorporated 1844; Boston,
Mass., to Newport, R. I., and Provincetown, Wood's
Hole and Plymouth, Mass.
Fall River Railroad, finished in 1875 ; Fall River
to New Bedford.
New Bedford and Fairhnven Street Railway, New
Bedford to Fairhaven ; Warren Ladd, president,
ofiice, 254 Purchase, New Bedford.
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201
BRISTOL COUNTY.
Incorporated June, l(i85. County Towns, Taunton
and New Bedford.
Population according to Census of 1875.
TOWNS.
Acushnet ...
Attleboro ...
Berkeley ....
Dartmouth ..
Oighton
Eastoii
Fairhaven. . .,
Fall River....
Freetown ....
Mansfield ....
JSTew Bedford
Norton
Raynham . . . .
Rehoboth
Seekonk
Somerset
Swansea
Taunton
Westport ....
Total,
Census
of
1875.
1,059
9,224
781
3.434
1,755
3,898
2,768
45,340
1,396
2.656
25,876
1,595
1,687
1,827
1,167
1,940
1,308
20,429
2,912
131,052
U. S.
Census
of
1870.
1,1.'!2
6,769
744
3,367
1,817
3,668
2,626
26,766
1,372
2,432
21,320
1,821
1,713
1,895
1,021
1,776
1,294
18,629
2,724
102,886
Census
of
1865.
1,251
6,200
847
3,435
1,813
3,076
2.547
17,481
1.485
2,13o
20,853
1,709
1,868
1,843
928
1,789
1,336
16,005
2,799
89,395
Legal
Voters,
1875.
288
1,884
227
814
416
873
760
7,024
.348
622
6,004
388
428
524
313
434
320
4,401
808
26,876
Legal
Voters,
1865.
286
1,121
282
777
344
601
664
3,207
353
470
4,545
403
.386
420
223
385
312
3,086
769
18,576
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
Jury Term. — For the County of Bristol, at
Taunton, 3d Tuesday of April. At New Bedford,
2d Tuesday in November.
Law Terms. — At Taunton, in the County of
Bristol, and at Plymouth, in the County of Plymouth,
annually; at Taunton, for the County of Bristol, on
the fourth Tuesday of October, and at Plymouth, for
the County of Plymouth, on the third Tuesday of
October.
The usual terms of the Supreme Judicial Court
for Nantucket and Dukes Counties, are now, by law,
holden at the regular terms at New Bedford.
SUPERIOR COURT.
For Bristol County, at Taunton, second Monday
of March and Sej)tember.
At New Bedford, second Monday of June and
December.
SESSIONS OF PROBATE COURT.
Fall River — 1st Friday of January, April, October,
and 2d Friday of July.
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New Bedford — 1st Friday of February, May,
August and November.
Taunton — 1st Friday of March, June, September,
and December.
JUDGE OF PROBATE AND INSOLVENCY.
Edmund H. Bennett, Taunton.
REGISTER OF PROBATE AND INSOLVENCY.
W. E. Fuller, Taunton.
CLERK OF COURTS.
Simeon Borden, Fall River.
REGISTER OF DEEDS, NORTH DISTRICT.
Joseph E. Wilbar, Taunton.
REGISTER OF DEEDS, SOUTH DISTRICT.
Charles C. Sayer, New Bedford.
COUNTY TREASURER.
G. F. Pratt, Taunton.
OVERSEERS OF HOUSE OF CORRECTION.
Jas. D. Thompson, Samuel Watson, New Bedford.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
George Marston, of New Bedford.
SHERIFF.
Andrew R. Wright, of Fall River.
DEPUTY SHERIFFS.
Mr. Sheriff White has kindly furnished this list of
his newly appointed Deputies. Probably others
will soon be nominated.
Walter R. Spooncr, Acushnet ; James AV. Riley,
Elijah Capron, Attleboro ; Rufns H. Willis, Easton ;
Thomas S. Butman, Fairhaven ; Franklin Gray,
Francis H. Wixoii, Jerome Westgate, Jonathan
Chaffee, Fall River; H. B. Wetherell, Freetown;
J. A. Blake, Mansfield ; Charles D. Burt, keeper of
Jail and Master of House of Correction at New
Bedford, John W. Niekerson, Thomas J. Cobb,
George Dunham, New Bedford; George H. Arnold.
Norton; Chauncy G. Washburn, Raynham ; Edmund
Buffinton, Somerset; Isaac G. Carrier, keeper of
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Jail at Taunton, Henry F. Cobb, Peter C. Thayer,
Isaac G. Carrier, Jr., George F. Seavcr, Thomas
O'Falvey, Willis Potter, David Dean, Taunton.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Elisha Thornton, Jr., Chairman, New Bedford;
Franklin Gray, Fall River ; E. T. Jackson, Taunton.
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS.
George N. Crandall, Attleboro, Daniel J. Lewis
Fairhaven.
COMMISSIONERS OF INSOLVENCY.
George E. Williams, Taunton ; Chas. T. Bonney,
New Bedford; George A. Adams, Attleboro.
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
(See List in the Town and City Registers.)
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Those marked with the * are Justices of the Peace
and Quorum for all the Counties in the Common-
wealth ; those marked with the f are Justices of the
Peace and Quorum for Bristol County.
Justices and Notaries are appointed by the
Governor and Council, for a term of seven j^ears.
Sometimes they are appointed, but do not take out
their Commissions. In such cases, their names have
not been inserted in this list. Many, whose Com-
missions have just expired, are not here mentioned,
but they will probably be re-appointed.
ACUSHNET.
Cyrus E. Clark, Charles E. Walker,
Charles L. Goodell, Abial N. Westgate,
Abiel P. Robinson, .Benjamin White.
ATTLEBORO.
*George A. Adams, (E.) Elisha G. May,
Henry W. K. Allen, James Newell,
Thomas A. Barden, (N. ) Joseph E. Pond Jr., (N.)
Simeon Bowen, (N.) Edward R. Price, (N.)
Joseph W. Capron, jHenry Rice, (N.)
George N. Crandall, Horatio N. Richardson,
Homer M. Daggett, Alvin G. Sadler,
Homer M. Daggett, Jr., Thomas G. Sandland,(N. )
John M. Daggett, WMlliam P. Shaw, (S.)
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BEISTOL COUNTY DIEECTORY.
John Daggett,
Lyman W. Dean,
Charles M. Gustiii,
Lyman M. Stanle}',
Alphonso E. White.
G. C. Wright. (Falls.)
BERKELEY.
William Babbitt,
Daniel S. Briggs,
'OO"
Herbert A, Dean,
Giles L. Leach,
Walter D. Nichols.
DARTMOUTH.
William Barker, Jr.,
Elisha H. Crapo,
Samuel M. Davis, (S.)
Elbridge L. Faunce, (S.)
Francis W. Mason,
Calvin K. Turner, 2d.
DIGHTON.
Noah Chace,
William Cobb,
Oliver Eaton,
Jeremiah P. Edson,
George E. Gooding, (N.)
Almou E. Hall,
John A. Lewis,
Alfred M. Paul,
George A. Shove.
EASTON.
Frederick L. Ames,
Oliver Ames, 2d,
Joseph Barrows,
John Otis Dean, (S.
Alson A. Gilniore,
Tisdalc Harlow,
Geo. W. Kennedy, (N.)
H. T. Mitchell, (S.)
Charles H. Reed,
Albert A. Eotch,
* Guilford White,
George G.
Withington.
FAIRHAVEN.
Henry T. Aiken,
Albert B. Collins,
Charles Drew,
John Gray,
John A. Hawes,
Obed F. Hitch,
Daniel J. Lewis,
George H. Taber,
Francis W. Toppan.
FALL RIVER.
Job Ashley,
Charles M. Ballard,
George A. Ballard,
Honorius Beaugrand,
Josiah C. Blaisdell,
Philip D. Borden,
*Simeon Borden,
Seabury W. Bo wen,
James C. Brady,
Horatio P. Howard,
James F. Jackson,
Andrew J. Jennings,
William H. Jennings,
Jeremiah Kelley,
Henry J. Langley,
fLouis Lapham,
Jeremiah R. Learj,
Augustus B. Leonard,
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205
*John S. Bray ton,
Robert C. Browu,
Samuel M. Brown,
Ichabod B. Burt,
Benjamin A. Chace,
Greorge A. Chace,
S. Anffier Chace,
John E. Collins,
Prelet D. Conant,
William Connoll, Jr.,
Peter Council,
Linden Cook,
John W. CuuHuings,
James E. Cunneen,
James F. Davenport,
*Eobert T. Davis,
William C. Davol, Jr.,
Charles C. Dillingham,
Luther J. Drake,
W. E. Dunham,
Horatio N. Durfee,
*Walter C. Durfee,
Benjamin Earl,
Henry H. Earl,
Morton Eddy,
Stephen Fellows,
Chester W. Greene,
William S. Greene,
John W. Grouard,
Abraham G. Hart,
Edward E. Hathaway,
Guilford H. Hathaway,
Freeman A. Holmes,
Samuel D. Howland,
Edward J. L'Herault,
A. N. Lincoln,
Charles R. Longley,
fBenjamin K. Lovatt,
Edward T. Marvell,
Thomas Mather,
Hugh C. McFarlane,
James M. Morton, Jr.,
Albert F. Munroe,
George W. Palmer,
William H. Peirce,
Albert A. Raymond,
Milton Reed,
Clinton V. S. Remington,
Samuel H. Richmond,
George Robertson,
James F. Rockett,
Stephen B. Sabens,
John P. Slade,
Isaac Smith, Jr.,
*Charles P. Stickney,
Marcus G. B. Swift,
Elias A. Tuttle,
Patrick H. Wallace,
Benjamin M. Warren,
Andrew N. W. White,
fElieab Williams,
Francis H. Wixon,
James Wixon,
Benjamin F. Winslow,
R. M. Winslow,
Isaac N. Wood,
Jonathan M. Wood,
*Step'n C. Wrightington.
FREETOWN.
Osmond F. Braley,
Alden Hatheway,
Don C. H. Hathaway,
Nicholas Hatheway,
Thomas G. Nichols,
Silas P. Richmond,
Ruel Washburn, (E.)
Ruel A. Washburn.
William B. Bates,
Jacob A. Blake,
William F. Boyd,
MANSFIELD
Howard Perkins,
Erastus M. Reed,
William Robinson,
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BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Thomas M. George, Alfred V. Rogerson,
Hermon Hall, Seth C. Shepard,
Leonard W. Sweet, (W.)
NEW BEDFORD.
*Charles Almy,
Edmund Anthony,
Charles E. Barney,
*Edwin L. Barney,
Jos. Arthur Beauvais,
Charles T. Bonnev,
Josiah S. Bonney,
Alanson Borden,
George A. Bourne,
James C. Briggs,
Charles D. Burt,
Samuel P. Burt,
William A. Church,
Albert E. Clarke,
Charles W. Clifford,
Walter Clifford,
Thomas Y. Cobb,
Wendell H. Cobb,
William S. Cobb,
Thomas Coggeshall,
*Jaraes B. Congdon,
Samuel H. Cook,
Timothy D. Cook,
Ivory S. Cornish,
* William H. Crapo,
John Davis,
Tilsou B. Denham,
Tristram li. Dennison,
Simeon Doane,
Asa Dunham,
*Rodne3^ French,
Francis L. Gil man,
Francis B. Greene,
* Albert D. Hatch,
George C. Hatch,
Moses E. Hatch,
Henry C. Hathaway,
Luther G. Hewins, Jr.,
Luther G. Hewins,
James C. Hitch,
William H. Johnson,
David B. Kempton,
Horatio N. Kimball,
Hosea M. Knowlton,
Warren Ladd,
*E1isha C. Leonard,
Henry E. Leonard,
Edward M. Luce,
Adam Mackie,
* George Marston,
William H. Matthews,
Frank A. Milliken,
John W. Nickerson,
William C. Parker, Jr.,
William A. Paulding,
John H. Perry,
George R. Phillips,
William Phillips,
Philip A. Pierce,
*Robert C. Pitman,
Southward Potter, 2d,
tOliver Prescott,
Benjamin T. Ricketson,
Jones Robinson,
Charles H. Sanford,
Charles C. Sayer,
Orrick Smalley,
*George F. Stearns,
Thomas M. Stetson,
Emanuel Sulhivou,
*W. H. Taylor,
Henry F. Thomas,
f James D. Thompson,
John T. Tillinghast,
Joseph N. Tillinghast,
Geo. Fox Tucker,
Charles Underwood,
Hiram Van Campen,
W. H. Watkins,
William H. Weeden,
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f Joshua C. Hitch, Hiram Wentworth,
Ab'hm H. Howland, Jr., Henry N. West,
*George Howland, Jr., Lemuel T. Willcox,
Thomas M. James, Jabez Wood.
NORTON.
Horatio Bates, Jacob A. Leonard,
Daniel S. Cobb, Austin Messenger,
Silas H. Col)b, George R. Perry,
George B, Crane, John K. Rogerson,
Leonard Hodges, Lloyd C. White,
Augustus Lane, William D. Witherell.
RAYNHAM.
Braddock Field, Job G. Robinson,
Daniel F. Frazer, Godfrey Rooinson,
Enoch King, Nathan W. Shaw,
Charles L. Haskins, Ebeii B. Towne,
Samuel Jones, Chauncy G. Washburn,
Sylvanus Makepeace, Joseph W. White,
Seth D. Wilbur.
REHOBOTH.
George W. Bliss, John C. Marvell,
Elisha Davis, Royal C. Peck,
Danforth G. Horton, Esek H. Pierce,
Cyrus M. Wheaton.
SEEKONK.
Joseph Brown, Davis Carpenter,
Raymond H. Burr, Viall Medbuiy,
SOMERSET.
George B. Buffington, Job N. Leonard,
Chester R. Field, Joseph Marble,
William F. Hood, Jonathan B. Slade,
John G. Tinkham.
SWANSEA.
Mason Barney, (N.) Joseph G. Luther,
Elijah F. Chase, James H. Mason,
W. P. Gammons, Jr., William Mitchell,
TAUNTON.
Arthur H. Alger, James R. Husband,
Otis Allen, Abijah M. Ide,
Charles H. Atwood, Elisha T. Jackson,
*George T. Atwood, Charles F. Johnson,
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BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Albert A. Austin,
George H. Babbitt, Jr.
George W. Barrows,
*George H. Babbitt,
Charles J. H. Bassett,
*E;draiind H. Bennett,
William H. Bent,
James^Brown,
William H. Brown,
James H. Bassett,
James H. Codding,
Joseph J. Cooper,
*Samuel L. Crocker,
Robert Grossman, 2d,
James M. Ciishman,
Marcus A. Dary,
David Dean,
Jeremy B. Dennett,
Horace W. Durgin,
Nathan K. Eaton,
Thomas O. Falvey,
Charles Foster,
*William H. Fox,
Laurens N. Francis,
Henry J. Fuller,
William E. Fuller,
J as. Jos. Galligan,
John H. Galligan,
Everett D. Godfrey,
Theodore P. Hall,
John Holland,
George
Edward King,
, *Thomas J. Lothrop,
Willard Lovering,
* Frederick Mason,
*Daniel L. Mitchell,
Edward Mott,
Charles H. Paul,
Bartlett C. Peirce,
Stephen Peirce,
fGeorge F. Pratt,
Nathan D. Pratt,
John Radley,
Charles A. Reed,
Samuel W. Reed,
George H. Rhodes,
fJohn E. Sanford,
George F. Seaver,
William Simms,
Peter C. Thayer,
Sylvanus M. Thomas,
* Willard D. Tripp,
*Harrison Tweed,
George A. Washburn,
Isaac Washburn,
Joseph R. Wheeler,
* Henry B. Wheelwright,
Joseph E. Wilbar,
Joseph Wilbur,
George E. Wilham,
Henry Wilham,
Benjamin L. Wood,
M. Woodward.
WESTPORT.
Stephen A. Brownell, Isaac Howland,
Charles Fisher, Wra. Valentine, (Point),
George H. Gifford, Peter C. White.
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BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
209
Institution for the Deaf and Blind.
DR. E. F. WHITMAN,
OFFICE,
iBeacofl Street
BOSTON.
Established in 1850.
OPERATIONS AND TREATMENT FOR THE CURE OP THE
FOLLOWING DISEASES OF THE EAR.
Ulceration of the Ears ; Obstruction of the Eustachian Tube ;
Polypus or Fungus Growth in the Ear or Nose; Accumulation of
Hardened Cerum; Torpor of the Auditory ]Srei*ve; Kinging or
Hissing Sounds in the Head; Deafness from any cause, where the
tick of a watch can be heard by placing it upon the temporal bone ;
Treatment for Catarrh ; Tumors and Cancers removed while under
the iniiuence of .anassthetics ; Artificial Eyes inserted without pain.
No charge for consultation, ^atients from a distance can be
accommodated with board.
210
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY.
Institution for tie Deaf ani Blinl
DR. E. F. WHITMAN,
OCULIST AND AURIST,
Office, 4 Beacon Street,
Established in 1850.
BOSTON.
Operations and Treatment for the cure of the following Diseases of the Eye.
Cataract, Strabismus or Squinting, Dropsies, Tumors and
Cancers of the Eyeball and Lids, Granulated
Lids, Drooping of the Lids, Ophthalmia,
Ulceration of the Eye, Amau-
rosis, Operation for
Artificial Pupil.
OBSTRUCTION OF THE TEAR PASSAGE
Bemoved by a new and original method without a surgical
operation, which has proved successful in every case
treated for the past twelve years.
BRISTOL COUNTY DIRECTORY. 211
Copied from a Boston paper of 1869.
John Leary, the Blind Beggar Boy of Boston.
One of the greatest virtues, and that which gilds the character of man with
an imperishable and lustrous halo, is benevolence.
He who spalie as man never spake said, "The poor ye always have with you ;"
and we need no better commentary on the veracity of those prophetic words,
than the continual and energetic appeals to the sympathies of our nature, from
the numberless suffering poor, who meet you at almost every turn.
'' Pity the sorrows of a poor old man
Invites our aid as sorrows ever can."
That beautiful sentiment, " It is more blessed to give than to receive," has
been acceded to, and endorsed by hundreds upon hundreds ; and the selfishness
of our humanity has been robbed of its bitterness, and the impassioned poesy
of kindness and tenderness superseded its rule by the unbridled cultivation of
this praiseworthy and soul-stirring virtue.
In the annals of history, the names of human benefactors and philanthropists
fill an important and imposing niche. Memory loves to linger around them,and
festoon garlands of fame to enwreath and commemorate their acts of love and
mercy.
The millionnaire and the peasant stand side by side in the work of benevo-
lence, and the " cup of cold water " administered by either, " shall not lose its
I'eward."
These few prefatory remarks have been awakened by an extraordinary act of
benevolence and sympathy, manifested and carried into completion by our much
esteemed and highly respected fellow-citizen. Doctor E. F. Whitman, a nan-a-
tive of which is substantially as follows : —
John Leary, aged nine years, the subject of the following remarks, was born
in the city of Boston. When John was a year old, the " destroying angel" en-
tered their humble abode, and tore from the embrace of the confiding wife, the
only being on whose sympathy and protection she could rely, and the husband
and father was borne to the silent tomb, leaving the sole care of the family to
the widow, who has struggled on with her charge, through poverty and priva-
tion, and all the varied vicissitudes of life, up to the present date.
At the age of three years, John was attacked by measles, a disease remark-
able as one whose peculiar characteristic is, that it sometimes leaves its victim
in a very debilitated and enfeebled condition; and often yc-ars elapse before a
complete restoration of health is thoroughly eflfected. In the case under con-
sideration, the poor sufferer was left completely blind. For three years he was
under treatment at the State Infirmarj'^, an institution of extraordinary renown,
but failing to get relief was pronounced incurable and hopelesslt/ blind.
He was then placed under the care of several most eminent private practition-
ers and oculists, all of whom, after exhausting their skill and patience, returned
a verdict of hopelessly blind and incurable, and the case was dismissed, and the
boy sent home, a burthen to himself and a source of grief to his sorrowing and
distressed parent.
From this date, John is familiarly known as " the Blind Beggar Boy ;" and
scarcely a house in Boston and vicinity but whose portals have been darkened,
and whose halls been made to echo to the mournful tones of the poor boy, as he
solicited aid for a poor blind boy whose father is dead, and whose mother is in
want.
We have often seen him as led along by the friendly hand of his sister ; and
our heart melted into pity, at the great affliction which an inscrutable provi-
dence had seen fit to measure out to this son of sorrow.
On one occasion, while walking about alone, and, as it seemed, bereft of all
aid, he wandered into a store for the purpose of asking alms ; and the scuttle
being open the unfortunate boy fell through, and by breaking a leg and so badly
injured otherwise that he had to remain for eight weeks in the hospital, whence
he was taken, before he was sufficiently recovered to resume his usual occupa-
tion.
It chanced that ill his rambling visitation he called on Doctor Whitman, re-
peating the customary salutation, " a few pennies to l)uy bread: my fiither is
dead, my mother is poor, with three children in the family, and I am blind."
Touched by the appeal, the doctor examined the eyes of the poor boy
and ascertained that he (the boy) could discern a dark object between him
and the light, and at once took him under treatment, and (according to the
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deposition of tlie boy, which, ocular demonstration verifies and confirms)
in two weeks he so far recovered his sight as to visit the office alone. After nine
months' treatment he was able to see quite well, even at a distance. John is
now learning to read.
Such is substantially and truly a correct statement of undeniable and stub-
born facts, and the whole proceedings are as remarkable as they arc interesting
and satisfactory. But the question arises — how is it that Doctor Whitman was
successful with a case which baffled the skill of so many eminent physicians ?
In reply we would say, that, added to practical skill and genius, the entire sym-
pathies of the Doctor became enlisted in this peculiar case ; and bringing to
bear all the energy and knowledge of the profession at his command, he has
consummated that which, in the parlance of Scripture phraseology, we now
" hear and see."
In the estimation of men, human genius rises to her zenith of perfection,
when, in the magnanimity of her movements, she has achieved a conquest over
the imperfections and deficiencies of nature. Science, aided by the electricity
of thought and action, unfolds to the perceptive faculties numberless and beau-
tiful arrangements, whereby social life is wonderfully benefited, and many of
our domestic and constitutional defects ameliorated and rounded to the insignifi-
cance of a point. In the variety of sufferings'; the oculists holds a position of
noble and lofty eminence.
The surroundings of worldly grandeur, and all the varied paraphernalia of
gilded luxury lose their charms when the demon of torturing and withering
malady paralyzes and distorts the system with its unfriendly and unwelcome
influence ; and it is only when the healthy flow of mind and body predominates
tlio whole system, mentally and physically, works in harmonious perfection,
that we can rejoice in the luxurious buoyancy of unfettered mirth and cheerful-
ness, and appreciate the inspiration of poetic truth and minstrelsy in those beau-
tiful words, —
" O harmony my heart's delight,
My joy and solace day and night,
Thee have I chosen for my own,
And thou shaft be my love alone."
But, when the human organization is disarranged, and disease, or any harass-
ing defect perplexes the frame, we adopt the language, —
" But when sore griefs oppress the heart,
When heafth, and joy, and strength depart,
Then joy and hope no more appear.
But fife is cheerless, dult and drear 1"
In conclusion, and in view of all the facts adduced, what is the inference to be
derived from a careful perusal of this narrative ? Not that we are deficient in
scientific men in any of the departments of Medicine. Not that we are at a loss
for men of eminence in the category of diseases incident to our nature, as ocu-
lists, aurists, or dentists, or skilled practitioners in surgery and medicine; but
we draw the inference, that among the various and lofty talent that character-
izes us as a scientific and noble faculty, the present case is a step ijiadvance, and
leads to the gratifying reflection that true genius and scientific acumen go hand
in hand with benevolence and goodness of heart.
Wc live in an age of progress ; and the accumulating and multiplied diseases
that thicken around our pathwa)', demand that we keep pace with the invader of
our domestic bliss, and meet him with a bold and determined front. To such
men as Doctor Whitman, who can, as it were, hermetically seal the fabled box of
the infuriated and insidious Pandora, we owe more than a bare acknowledgment
of professional skill. He who can extract the virus from the sting of approach-
ing death, or drag film from the fast fading orbs of man, is a f'riend of more
than passing worth, and should settle down upon our affections as a philanthro-
pist, whose memory should be embalmed in the evergreens of imperishable
recollection.
Doctor Whitman has been established as an Oculist and Aurist upwards of
tiocnty-foiir years ; he is a man of rising and progressive genius, and, unsolicited
by any other than the boy who asked alms at his hand, has effected the above
miraculous cure, at much expense of time and talent. A discriminating and ap-
preciative community can bear these facts in mind, and when the occasion de-
mands a remedial aijency, call to their assistance the simple story of "John; the
Blind Beggar Boy of Boston."
Yours, etc., W. W. S.
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