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LOWIEOiL DIRECTORY, I
FOR
18 3 4c
THE Subscriber would inform his friends and the public, that
he is appointed agent to receive subscriptions for the Compre-
HKrtSITE COMMESTAET ON THE SCRIPTURES, PenNY MaGA-
ZI5E, and each of the respective Newspapers printed in Lowell.
He will take an agen>,y for any reputable book or paper that is
published or that are io, contemplation, at Thomas W. Pres-
sE?'s store, opposite the American House, CcBtml t irft»=t, i uw-
cH. BEi\JA*ILN ]''»:>.
nilNTED AT THE OBSERVER PRESS.
RAJ\D & SOUTH al^iiB,
PT7BILISIIE&S, B00XS-I.I.I:BS AITD
STATIOSS-ERS,
NO. 40 illERRIMAC STREET.
1834.
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LOWELL.
ANNUAL ADVERTISER,
PREFIXED TO THE
X.OWELL BZRECTORY.
(O' To those who have patronized this part of tlie
Directory, the author would say, that as yet no refer-
ence has been made from their names in the Directory
to their advertisements in this sheet, for the reason that
few have given sufficient notice. In future, however,
leferences will, as far as possible, be made; and it is
hoped that all who may wish to advertise, will send in
their advertisements or names, at least one month be-
fore the first of January.
PUBLISHED BY BENJAMIN FLOYD.
18 34.
Lowell Annual Adveriiser.
DRUG S & MEPIO INBS.
GEORGE H. CARLETOJV,
^0. 1 Mernmac street, in the Town House, two doors
west of the Post Office,
OFP^RS for sale a complete assortment of
DRUGS & MEDICINES. Physicians supplied
on the most reasonable terms. — Particular attention
given to Physician's Prescriptions. Every article,
used in preparing and compounding, shall always be
the best the market affords. Medicines put up for
family use of the very best quality and at fair prices.
Every article usually found in an apothecary store
may be found here. Patent Medicines of all kinds,
Lee's Billious Pills, Dean's Rheumatic Pills, Com-
pound Chlorine Tooth Wash, Vegetable pulmonary
Balsam, King's Worm Syrup, Rocking Trusses, &c,
&c.
ALSO
Medicated and Fancy Lozenges, Quinine,
Rhubarb, Soda, Opium, Liquorice, Chlorine, Cam-
phor, Paregoric, Steel, Magnesia, Tolu, Rose, Cin-
namon, Checkerberry, Sassafras, Peppermint, Gin-
ger, Lemon, &c. &lc.
LIKEWISE
Soda and Rochelle Powders, Seidlitz and
Saratoga Powders, Fluid Extract of Sassa-
parilla, Indelible Ink, Lavender and
Colosrne Water.
Lowell Annual Advertiser.
R. EDWARDS'
CLOTHING STORE,
Seasonable Clothing
f f
In the Exchange Building, at the corner of
Merrimac and Central streets.
NOTICE.— The subscriber informs the
citizens of Lowell and vicinity, that he has opened
for sale a general assortment of ready made
WEARING APPAREL,
for Gentlemen, under the patronage of Messrs.
Thomas Whitmarsh & Co. of Boston, long estab-
lished and well known, as second to none in that
city ; and invites the public to call and see, and as-
sures them that he v/ill make every exertion to
please, and promises that the goods will be sold as
low, of the same quality, as can be purchased either
in Lowell or Boston.
Also, offers a general assortment of Fancy Arti-
cles, as is usually found in such establishments.
*^* Purchasers will please to recollect that the
ASKING price is the LOWEST.
R. EDWARDS.
** This is the spot ; and here you'd better call —
The Clothing's very good the price is very small.''
A Customer.
Lowell Annual Advertiser.
NEW AND SPLENDID
ARTICLES, FOR THE PRESENT AND COMING
SEASONS.
India Rubber Garments and Fur
Capes, viz.
India Rubber Cloth ... ,75 per yard,
do. Caps . . . 3,00 each.
do. Capes , . . 6,00
do. Coats . . . 12,00
do. Pant's . ^^ . 3,00 pair,
do. Pant's with aprons for Bleachers, at
4,25 per pair.
^S^Also, India Rubber Cloaks for Ladies. .^JJij
All the above articles will be sold at the Manufac-
turer's prices, and are believed from experience,
perfectly water proof ! Bleachers, and all others much
exposed to wet, will find it for their interest to call
at
tt. Bdwards^ Clothing Store^
and examine the articles for themselves.
ALSO
Gentlemen's Opera Tippets, Fur Gloves, a
general assortment of SPLENDID STOCKS,
NEW PA.TTERNS, and a few Oriental
Dressing Gowns for Gentlemen.
Jan. 1st. 1834.
JOHN BENNETT,
SURVEYOR OF liAlVD,
Water Leveller and Auctioneer,
LAWRE.N'CE STREET, LOW^ELL.
Lowell Annual Advertiser.
I^n. €. HUBBARD,
PHYSICIAN 6r SURGEON,
GREEN STREET,
Fourth door from Central street,
LOWELL, MASS.
SAMUEZ. B. APFZ.ETO^ Sc CO.
IMPORTERS OF
HARD-WARE GOODS AJVD STEEL,
DEALERS IN
iFire Jftamtu, $^t.
No. 36 Merrimac street.
LOWELL.
NOTICE.
GEORGE P. SFARELL'S
Ladies^ and Gentlemen's Dressing Room.
He takes this method to inform the inhabitants of
Lowell and vicinity, that he has recently taken and
fitted up the Shop formerly occupied by L. Turner,
Jr. in superior style, for the accommodation of all
who feel disposed to extend to him their patronage.
{[j^ Particidar alteniion paid to Cutting and
Curling Ladies^ and Misses^ Hair.^^JJ!^
2
Lowell Annual Advertiser.
Tin Ware Sf Furnishing Store.
LEVI THAXTER,
Brick Block, Merrimac street, between
the Lowell Bank and the Merrimac House, keeps
constantly on hand, a general assortment of custom
made
TIN WARE,
VIZ.
Block Tin, polished, japaned and plain Tin
Ware. Also, Lamps, Lanterns, Coffee Mills,
Bellows, Brushes, Hollow Ware, Shovels
and Tongs, Dogs, Flat Irons,
Fry-Pans, &c. &c.
N. B. Sheet Iron and Tin Ware, of every descrip-
tion manufactured and repaired.
DEALERS I A"
Wlmes^ Terns, Sc.
OF THE BEST QUALITY, AT FAIR PRICES.
Licensed to sell Gun-powder, wholesale & retail.
Constantly on hand the various qualities for
blasting &. Sportsmen.
JVo. 1 Town House, Merrimac St. Lowell.
DANFORTH ATHERTON,
A. W. BUTTRICK.
Lowell Annual Advertiser,
Fashionable
SPaniel Modg^man,
|EALER in Bioadcloths, Cassimeres, Satinetts
and Vestings, Neck Stocks, Gloves, Suspend-
ers, Umbrellas and Linen Drapery.
Keady Made ClotSamg"
of every description.
Tailoring.
Garments made at short notice and in the most fash-
ionable style, under the superintendence of
JACOB FALMER.
No. 9, Central Street, opposite Jackson Street.
NO. 52 MERRIMAC STREET,
( Under the South Church.)
DEALER IN
GLOVES, HOSIERY AND
Fancy Goods.
CHARI.ES WARREN,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT L.AW,
Office — Crosby^s buildings
Central Street, I^owell.
3
Lowell Annual Advertiser.
€tntv^l Tuvitt^ Stortt
Opposite the American House, Central
Sti-eef, Lowell, Mass.
THOMAS W. PRESSEY,
Continues at the old stand, where may be found
as great a variety of indispensibles and non-essen-
tials as can be found in the vicinity, — among the
first are the following : —
Combs, Bead Bags, Purses, Chains and Beads of all
sorts and sizes, Calf|kin Pocket Books and Wal-
letts, Morocco do., Tins and Needles, fine Cut-
lery, Silver Thimbles, Emery Cushions and
Stands, Looking Glasses, Razors and
Straps, old Windsor Soap.
TRU.YKS A.YD B.A.YD BOXES.
Fresh Teas & Spices, Sugars, CoflTee, Rice, Choc-
olate, &c. Foreign and Domestic Fruits ; Con-
fectionary & Pastry ; Pound & Wedding Cake
constantly on hand or made to order, together
with a great variety of fancy articles, French
and German Toys, French & China Bas-
kets, and a great assortment of other
articles. OC/^The public are respect-
fully invited to call and see.
Lowell, January 1, 1834.
H. WRIGHT, "
WHOLESALE & RETAIL CONFECTIONER.
English Lozenges of the best quality ;
Toys fy Trimmings for Wedding Cake.
Manvfacturcd on Central Street,
Three doors north of the .American House.
Lowell Annual Advertiser.
NO. 48,
DEALER IN
J. A. BRABROOK,
CHAISE, HARNESS & TRUNK MAKER,
JI*o. 17 SjOweU §t.
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND FOR SALE,
Trunks, Travelling Bags, Whips, &c.
All of which will be sold at fair prices.
WHIDDEN Sr RUSSELL,
'^o, 19 Merriaiiac §t. liowell.
Dealers in
AJVD
BROADCLOTHS.
Lowell Annual Advertiser.
AT THE
mJYS: ^^ ^MO€ER^ STORE
Of the subscriber, may be had the following
PURE & CHOICE WINES,
Selected with great care, and with a single eye to the lover* of
good Wine and the Sick,~viz :
— @®®*.-
Old Madeira Wine,
Muscat,
« Fort
F. M.
" Brown Sherry,
Claret,
" Pale
Port,
S. Madeira,
Red,
Malaga,
Alogue,
Champaigne, Joiy's Brand
Catalonia,
" Anchor "
Lisbon,
<«■ Denet. "
London Farter
ALSO, A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
WZ2ST IMDZA (^OODS &. GKOCERXES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Hobbs^ Building, Lowell Street.
P. H. 1¥II.I.ARD.
STEPHEN M. GALE,
IMPORTER OF
STEEE, & DEAIiER I]¥
ZHON, STOVES & BARD IVAZIE,
€^"0. 65 JLoivell St.
Lowell Annual Advertiser
EBT^IIV A. BliAMCHAUB,
2f O. 14,
•Jflerriniac ^treet^ JLoiveil^
DEALER LY
SHAWLS,
Fancy Goods
wYo. 55, Merrimdc Street,
Under the South Church,
Have constantly on hand a beautiful and extensive
assortmejxt of
SZTeiilSM, FRB27CH & A.m.^^lCA.^l
DRY GOOBS.
(15^ Which will he sold at very
JaO^w Prices.
H, WELD HASTINGS,
WEST II^BIA €10©B§5
Lowell Annual Advertiser,
OTIS L. ALLEN,
NO. 41 MERRIMAC ST.
SHEIilL & M®RJ^ COMBS,
LOOKING-GLASSES, TIME-PIECES,
Belft©iT§, Brushes,
LOWELL MASS.
CLOTHES WARE-HOUSE,
Opposite the head of Adams street.
Under the superintendence of
HENP^Y JOHES BAXTER.
(J[/^CLOTHES MADE TO ORDER, WARRANTED TO FIT.
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
TITo. 47 MeiTEinac §t.
Intends keeping an assortment of LADIES', GEN-
TLEMENS' & CHILDRENS',
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Also, makes to order every description, of as good
quality and style as can be obtained elsewhere.
Lowell Annual Advertiser.
FOLSOM&: PUUDY,
DEALERS IJV
WEST INDIA GOODS & GROCERIES,
Choice Faiuilyi Mores
OF ALL KI^'DS.
Central 4^ G or ham Streets,
HcsiuelL
EXECUTES E VER Y BE SCRIP TIOJV OF
At the Office of the
Livingstones building, Central ^ Gorham sis,
LOWELL, MASS.
"The Times," is published Semi-weekly at
$3,50, Weekly at $2,00
WENTWORTH & RAYNES,
Watches, Jewelry, Silver Plated
S^ Mtittmia Wiatm, ^c.
CENTRAL STREET, LOWELL.
Lowell Annual Advertiser.
HALL & NUTE,
DEALERS IN
CORNER CENTRAL AND MIDDLE STREETS,
where may be found constantly on hand a general
assortment of the best quality and at
fair prices.
ISAAC C. PARK
Has removed from his former stand on Worthen
Street to Jackson Street,
Where he intends to keep a large assortment of
CONFECTIONARY &
FANCY GO O D S, &c.
BOOT & SHOE STORE.
BAIL.Y & MUL.LIN
Respectfully inform their friends and the
public that they have taken a Store on Central
Street, nearly opposite Jackson street, where they
have on hand and for sale, a good assortment of
Ladies' & Gentlemen's Boots & Shoes,
Of the best quality, and at as fair prices as can be
obtained at any other place.
ALSO
INDIA RUBBER OVER SHOES.
N. B, They likewise manufacture Boots
& Shoes for customers as usual, and hope
for a share of the public patronage.
Lowell Annual Advertiser.
ISRAEL FRIEND,
Ladies' Shoe Store,
JVO. 9 MERRIMAC STREET,
nearly opposite the Stone Church, at the Store for-
merly occupied by T. J. Baker, where may be found
an extensive assortment of LADIES' SHOES of
the first quality and newest style. Particular atten-
tion paid to manufacturing.
BOOT MANUFACTORY,
NO. 9 MERRIMAC STREET.
Z.OWEI.I. DYE-KOUSE,
AT HALE'S MILLS.
The subscribers would inform their friends
and the public that they carry on the
B^tixiQ J3nuintnu
in its various branches, viz :
SILICS, COTTOJVS, WOOLLEJV GARMEJ^TS,
RIBBOJVS, GLOVES, HOSE, LACES,
LA CE VEILS, ^c. S^c.
Ail Other articles belonging to their line
Dyed in the best manner. They invite a share of
the public patronage. All work entrusted to their
care will be faithfully attended to, and finished in
the best manner.
CYRUS FARRAR,
CYRUS CHAMBERS.
Lowell Annual Advertiser.
WAIIREN DYAR,
CENTRAL ST.
KEEPS A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
Beautiful tea and dining" WARE, of the latest pat-
terns and most desirable colors. GLASS
LAMPS, WINES, TUMBLERS,
Elegmnt €himm Teti 'Wtire^ ^c.
CASTORS, with cut and plain Bottles, KNIVES
& FORKS, WAITERS, SPOONS &
B rittania Wiuvt,
LOOKING GLASSES, & PICTURE FRAMES,
IManufactured and sold by wholesale & retail,
at Boston prices.
CLOCKS & TIME PIECES,
Of brass, eight day movements, set up and war-
ranted correct Time-keepers.
ALSO AN EXTENSIVE ASSORT IME NT OF
CABINET FURNITURE.
HORACE HOWARD,
M esiguer and Mmilder &f
HOUSES,
AND
Boards at Simon Ad avis'.
Lowell Annual Mvertiser.
MtxximM 3300^ Stare.
HAND &SOUTHMilLYD,
BOOKSELLERS & PUBLISHERS,
NO. 40 MERRIMAC STREET,
KEEP A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
RELIGIOUS BOOKS,
OX.ASS£CAI.&SCKOOI. BOOKS,
aSoofes for Sai)6atf) School 3Libtatfes,
SliigiBig' Book§,
WRITING, LETTER & WRAPPING PAPER.
.Stationary of all Itintis-
At Boston Prices, wholesale and retail.
BOOH & JOB Plil^TING,
In the best style,
At Mo. S5 JTIerrimac Street,
Where the Lowell Observer is Published.
LOWELL CLOTH STORE,
In Rail Road Bank Building.
WHERE MAY BE FOUND A MOST SPLENDID ASSORT-
MENT OF GERMAN, FRENCH, ENGLISH AND
AMERICAN SUPERFINE, MIDDLING
AND LOW PRICED
BROADCLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &c.
All of which will be sold at the lowest Boston prices, by
SANDERSON & WHIPPLE.
Lowell Annual Advertiser.
JOSHUA HUBBARD,
NO. 37 MERRIMAC STREET,
Next door east of S. B. Appleton's Hard Ware Store
Sign of the Good Samaritan.
Keeps constantly on hand, a complete as-
sortment of genuine
DRUGS, MEDICINES, APPROVED PATENT
MEDICINES, SPICES, &c. with a great
variety of FANCY ARTICLES.
and Family orders personally and strictly attended
to. Constant attendance and all favors gratefully
acknowledged.
THE
LOWELL DIRECTORY:
CONTAINING
NAMES OF THE INHABITANTS,
THEIR OCCUPATIOJTS,
PLACES OF BUSINESS AND DWELLING HOUSES :
WITH
STREETS AND CORPORATIONS, TOWN OFFICERS, PUB-
LIC OFFICES, BANKS, INCORPORATED COMPANIES,
SOCIETIES, AND OTHER USEFUL.
INFORMATION.
TO WHICH IS ANNEXED A DIRECTORT OP
BEI.VIDERE VILLAGE.
BY BENJAMIN FLOYD.
PRINTED AT THE OBSERVER PRESS.
1834.
TO PATRONS.
Our friends, we hope, will bear in mind
that Lowell is still in a very unsettled and
changeable state, so that to arrange a Di-
rectory entirely free from errors, and con-
taining all that might be wished, would not
be difficult merely, but impossible. The
Author, however, assures his friends and
patrons that no pains have been spared to
free the work from errors, and make it such
as to meet their wishes. He confidently
hopes, therefore, that whatever errors may
be found will be excused.
The Author tenders his thanks to the cit-
tizens generally, for their readiness in giv-
ing the information necessary to the com-
pletion of the work, and sincerely hopes it
will meet their approbation.
HISTORICAL AND STATISTICAL SKETCH
TOWN OF LOWELL.
Lowell was formerly the North-eastern section
of the town of Chelmsford, and contains by the act
of incorporation, four square miles. It is situated at
the confluence of the Merriraac and Concord rivers ;
the former of which separates it from Dracut on the
North ; the latter from Tewksbury on the East. It
is 25 miles N. W. from Boston, and has grown up
principally within the last twelve years. It derived
its name from Francis C. Lowell, Esq., a gentleman
who early and successfully introduced the manufac-
ture of Cotton into the United States. By the In-
dians it was formerly called Wamasit. The great
water poAver is produced by a canal one mile and a
half in length, sixty feet wide, and carrying eight
feet in depth, from its commencement above the
head of Pawtucket Falls on the Merrimac, to its ter-
mination in the Concord. The entire fall is 32 feet.
This hydraulic power is distributed by lateral branch-
1^
6 SKETCH OF LOWELL.
es of the main canal to the various points where it is
wanted for use, and then discharged into the Merri-
mac or Concord as the case may be. This immense
water power, together with a large amount of real es-
tate, is owned by a company called " The Proprietors
of Locks and Canals on Merrimac River,''^ with a capi-
tal of $600,000. They dispose of mill-rights and
lands as they are wanted. Besides these they have
a large Machine Shop, in which they manufacture
machinery, and employ 200 workmen.
The first Manufacturing Company, in point of age
as well as capital, is the Merrimac. It has a capital
of 1,500,000 dollars, with five large brick factories,
containing 26,000 spindles and ],000 looms. It em-
ploys from 3 to 400 males, and from 8 to 900 females,
and uses 5000'bales, or 1,500,000 pounds of cotton
annually. It manufactures, bleaches and prints
6,500,000 yards annually.
The Hamilton Manufacturing Company has a
capital of 900,000 dollars, three large brick factories,
containing 16,000 spindles, 500 looms, and employs
900 operatives, 700 of whom are females. It con-
sumes about 3,500 bales of cotton, manufactures
70,000 yards per week, or 3,540,000 yards per annum.
Two of the mills make twilled goods, the other one
plain. There are also bleach and print works be-
longing to this company, in which part of the goods
are converted into calicoes and fancy articles.
The Jlppleton Manifacturing Company^ with a
capital of 500,000 dollars, has two large brick facto-
SKETCH OF LOWELL. 7
ries, containing 9,500 spindles, 350 looms, and em-
ploys about 60 males and 475 females. It uses about
1,500,000 pounds of cotton, and manufactures 90,000
yards per week, or above 4,000,000 a year.
The Lowell Maniifadiirmg Company, with a cap-
ital of 600,000 dollars, has one factory for cotton
goods, containing 4,000 spindles, and 132 looms.
They use about 1,000,000 pounds of cotton annually,
and make 42,000 yds. of cloth per week, or 2,184,000
yds. per annum. These are coarse goods commonly
called negro cloths. This company has also a car-
pet factory, in which are made from 3 to 400 yards
of carpeting weekly. They manufacture the Kid-
derminster and Brussels carpets, and elegant rugs of
various kinds and patterns ; all of which are equal if
not superior to those imported. They employ 175
males and 200 females in the two establishments.
The Middlesex Manufacturing Company, with a
capital of 500,000 dollars, has one factory 7 stories
high, 158 feet long, and 46 feet wide, in operation,
containing 2,880 spindles, 64 cassimere looms, 40
looms for broadcloth ; employs 70 males and 175 fe-
males ; consumes 300,000 pounds of avooI, and man-
ufactures 210,000 yards of cassimere, and 75,000 yds.
of broadcloth, per annum. The two mills operated
last year, are being repaired.
The Suffolk Manufacturing- Company, with a cap-
ital of 450,000 dollars, has two large brick factories,
containing 10,240 spindles, 352 looms, and employs
8 SKETCH OF LOWELL.
twilled goods in both mills, and uses from 80 to 90
bales of cotton per week, or 4,160 to 4,680 annually.
The Tremont Manufacturing Company, with a
capital of 500,000 dollars, has erected two large fac-
tories, containing 10,240 spindles and 410 looms, and
four blocks for boarding houses, each containing
eight tenements. Shirtings are made in mill No. 1,
and sheetings in No. 2, both of which are now in full
operation, and employ about 500 operatives.
The Lawrence Manufacturing Company, with a
capital of 1,200,000 dollars, has in full operation two
mills, running 11,600 spindles, and 330 looms, and
two more mills of the same capacity, one of which
will go into operation in a few weeks and the other
in the ensuing spring. They have also erected 48
boarding-houses, 40 feet by 25, 3 stories high, all of
brick, a stone house for the Agent, ample store
houses, counting-house, and repair shops. Also, a
press-house, wash-house, dye-house, and bleachery ;
all which latter are suspended, owing to the modifi-
cation of the tariff during the last session of Con-
gress. These works will be converted to paanufac-
turing purposes, if encouragement is not given to
warrant their being employed in printing cottons,
during the ensuing year.
On Concord River, about one mile from the vil-
lage, there are Powder works, belonging to Oliver
M. Whipple, Esq. at which is made powder of a very
superior quality. 30,000 kegs of 25 lbs. each, are
made annually.
SKETCH OF LOWELL. 9
The present number of inhabitants in Lowell is
about twelve thousand, and the village of Belvidere,
in Tewksbury, contains over a thousand more. This
village is separated from Lowell by Concord river,
being directly opposite, and has grown up with it in
its prosperity ; and by measures recently taken, is
soon to be annexed and form a part of Lowell.
There are in Lowell, ten houses for public wor-
ship, viz. — one Episcopal, two Baptist, three Ortho-
dox Congregational, one Methodist, one Universal-
ist, one Roman Catholic, and one Unitarian. Be-
sides the above named, there are three other relig-
ious societies, which are not as yet supplied with
houses of worship, viz. — Reformed Methodist, Free-
will Baptist and Christ-ian Union.
Among other advantageathat Lowell possesses as
a manufacturing town, is the facility of communica-
tion with Boston, by means of the Middlesex Canal.
Goods can be put into boats in Boston and landed at
the doer of the factories ; of course, their manufac-
tures can be returned in the same way. The Rail
Road, also, between Lowell and Boston, commen-
ced about two years since, is now in progress, and
will soon be completed. But the chief advantage
is the magnitude and permanency of the water pow-
er. The present canal is calculated to be sufficient
for 50 factories of the size of those already erected,
and there cannot be a doubt but that the Merrimac
will always supply a sufficient quantity of water for
their use.
Abbreviations made use of in this Directory.
App. for Appleton.
Carp, for Carpet.
Cen. for Central.
Corp. for Corporation.
Ham. for Hamilton.
H. for house.
Law. for Lawrence.
Low. for Lowell.
Mer. for Merrimac.
Sq. for square.
Suff. for Suffolk.
St. for street.
Trem. for Tremont.
Wid. for widow.
LOWELL DIRECTORY.
ABBOT CHARLES, overseer at Lawrence corp.
h. 25 Race street
Abbot Ira, at Law. factory, bdd. at Sarah Abbot's
Abbot John, at repair-shop, bds. at Sarah Abbot's
Abbot Jonas P. watchman, Merriraac corp. bds. at 4
Prince street
Abbot Joshua, mason, bds. at M. Davis', Law. corp.
Abbot Josiah, student at law with Nath'l Wright,
bds. at Mrs. Wyllie's
Abbot Samuel, hostler at King's stable, Mer. st.
Abbot Sarah, widow, boarding-house Law. corp.
Abbot Ziba, (Frye ^ A.)h. Fayette street, Belvidere
Adams Alfred, at Samuel Brown's, 34 Worthen st.
Adams Alfred, housewright, bds. at Benj. Moore's
Adams Clark, housewright, bds. at Timothy Bas-
com's
Adams Edmund, bds. at Peter Trull's, Lowell st.
Adams Ezra, h. Suffolk corp. 18 Gore street
Adams James, machinist, boarding-house 1 Carpet
block
Adams John, Lowell reading-room, town house, h.
Belvidere
Adams John, h. Merrimac street, bank block
Adams John 2d, bricklayer, h. Lewis street
Adams John R. counsellor, corner AdamS and Low-
ell streets, bds. at Merrimac house
12 LOWELL DIRECTORY
Adams John S. housewright, bds. at Jona. Adams'
Adams Jonathan, at repair-shop, h. 1 Prince street
Adams Joseph D. (Shackford ^ A.) cellar, Middle
street
Adams Joseph R. at Lawrence repair-shop, bds. 27
Hall street
Adams Nathan, musical instrument maker, corner
Chapel street
Adams Simon, trader, h. Tyler street
Adams Smith, dresser and seller of tripe, boards at
Benj. Walker's
Adams Stephen, at Moore's, Moore street
Adams Sylvanus, mechanist, boards at James H. B.
Ayer's
Adams Thomas, stageman, bds. at American House
Adams Thomas, h. rear of Chapel street Chapel-hill
Adams Warren, at carpet factory, bds 21 Merrimac
Corp.
Ager Nancy, boarding-house, 3 Elliot street Hamil^
ton Corp.
Ager Phenuel B. at Lowell bleach-house, h. Law-
rence street
Aird James, carpet weaver, h. 20 Carpet blocks
Alden Stephen, at Tremont corp. bds. at Timothy
Bascom's
Aldrich Richard R. housewright, bds. at Mrs. Hunt's
Worthen street
Aldrich , Teamster, bds. at E. Hodgeman's,
Chapel street
Allen AUston, W. L Goods, Central, cor. of Church
street, h. Appleton street
Allen George O. at Mansur & Child's
Allen Gilbert, housewright, bds. at Reuben Hill's
Allen John C. printer at Observer Office, h. Low. st.
Allen (John C.) & Wright [Amos H.) dry goods, Suf-
folk Square
Allen Mary, h. Fenwick street
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Allen Otis, [Horn ^- A.) h. rear of Central street
Alien Otis L. variety store, 41 Merrimac street
Alexander L. D. machinist, bds. at Jason Phelp's
Ambrose Charles, teamster, at Joseph Tapley's
Church street
Ambrose Thomas, bds. at American House
Ames Edward, baker at Blood's, Central street
Ames Elvira, tailoress, bds. at Lydia Colby's, Green
street
Ames Nathan, bds. at widow S. Ames
Ames Sarah, widow, boarding-house, 5 Appleton
Corp.
Ames Seth, counsellor. Union buildings. Central st.
h. Lawrence street.
Ammidon (Philip, jr.) & Chaplin i^7f7Z/iawi L.) attor-
nies at law, Central street, Crosby's building,
bds. at Mrs. Wylie's
Anderson James, housewright, bds. at Mrs. Turner's,
Jefferson street
Anderson Robert, housewright, h. Elm street
Anderson William, housewright, bds. at Mrs. Tur
ner's, Jefferson street.
Andrews Ephraim, machinist, h. between Adams and
Fenwick street, near Catholic Church
Annable Martha, dress-maker, cottage buildings,
Mer. St. bds at Wright's, Merrimac corp.
Angier Anson, machinist, h. 28 Appleton corp.
Anthony Isaac, machinist, h. 27 Worthen street
Anthony Joseph, machinist, h. 3 Button street
Appleton Mrs. widow of Eben, bds. at Merri-
mac House
Appleton Isaac, livery stable, Worthen street, house
Lowell street
Appleton (Samuel B. ^ Co.) hard ware, 36 Mer.
street, h. High street square Belvidere,
Appleton Samuel, clerk at Ham. Counting room, bds.
at Merrimac House
2
14 LOWELL DIRECTORY.
Armor (Harriet) & Dodge (Frances L.) millinery
and dress-making, Merrimac square, bds. at H.
Whitney's
Arnold George A. pedlar, bds. at Charles Wilkins',
South street
Atherton (Danforth) & Buttrick (Ahner) W. I.
goods, 1 town house, h. Lawrence street
Atherton Lucretia, widow, h. Cen. st. Chapel hill
Atherton Samuel, machinist, h. 16 Prince street
Atherton Thomas, tailor at Fuller's, bds. at Mrs.
Turner's, Jefferson street
Atherton Thomas, machinist, h. 5 Prince street
Atkinson James V. housewright, h. Appleton street
Atkinson John B. superintendentof tailoring at San-
derson & Whipple's, bds. at J. Whipple's
Atkinson William, at bleach-house, bds. at 8 Prince
street
Atkinson William, hat-store Central street, opposite
American House
Atwood Horatio, at Tremont corp. boards at 9 Tre-
mont
Atwood Mehitable, boarding-house, Lowell street
Hobbs' building
Austin Asa, cabinet-maker, bds. at Betsy Reed's, 32
Hamilton corp.
Austin Henry, teamster, h. Chapel street.
Austin William, Agent of Lawrence Manufacturing
Co. stone-house. Hall street, Lawrence corp.
Averill Clarissa, widow, boarding-house, 21 Suffolk
corp.
Avery Coffin, overseer, h. 5 Jackson st. Ham. corp.
Avery Eben, stone-layer, bds. at Charles Dodge's,
Adams street
Avery Jeremiah, overseer at Hamilton corp. h. 35
Jackson street
Avery John, superintendent of Hamilton Manufac-
turing Co. h. Appleton street
LOWELL DIRECTORY. 15
Avery Solomon, at Apple ton factory, bds. at Nathan
Upham's
Avery William R. stone-layer, bds. at Daniel Ste-
vens'
Axley Joseph, carpet- weaver, h. 20 Carpet blocks
Aver James H. B. surveyor of lumber, h. Lowell st.
Ayers J. housewright, bds. at Benjamin Robinson's
BACON CHARLES, machinist, h.7 Dutton street
swamp locks
Bacon William, stone-layer, h. 3 Appleton street
Badger Obadiahj teamster, h. Gorham street
Bagley Amos, housewright, bJs. at Mrs. Fuller's
Lewis street
Bailey Gardner,at bobbin shop, boards at Bosworth's,
Worthen street
Bailey H. overseer at Hamilton factory, h. 2 Jack-
son street Hamilton corp.
Bailey Henry, machinist, bds. at 5 Dutton street
Bailey James M. clerk at Ai Rollins, Merrimac st.
Bailey Marcia, widow, boarding-house, 51 Merrimac
Corp. Worthen street
Bailey John, tin-trader, bds. at T. Bamford's
Bailey Joseph, laborer, h. Gorham street
Bailey Joshua, overseer at rail-road, h. rear Paw-
tucket bridge
Bailey (Manasseh) & Mullin (John) boots and shoes,
Central street, h. 3 Carpet blocks
Bailey Oliver W. machinist, h. rear Catholic Church
Bailey Pearsons, at JNterrimac factory, boards at 60
Merrimac corp.
Bailey Salina, -widow, boarding-house 29 Worthen
street, Merrimac corp.
Baker Abner, baker at Scripture & Wilson's
Baker A. at x\ppleton factory, bds. at Mrs. Straw's
IG LOWELL DIRECTOUY.
Baker Amos, Iiousewright, h. 8 Lawrence corp.
Baker Andrew R. professor of sacred music, h. 21
Tremont corp.
Baker Dolly, widow, boarding-house 10 Suffolk corp.
Baker Joseph W. at Suffolk factory, bds. at 21 Tre-
mont corp.
Baker Nancy, widow, boarding-house 15 Elliot street
Hamilton corp.
Baker Nathaniel, at Merrimac factory, boards at 14
Prince street
Baker Reuben, blacksmith, bds. at D. Coburn's 2d
Baker Richard, fishes-man, h. Pawtucket st. near falls
Baker Seth, housewright, h. Lowell street, Foot's
building
Baker Stephen C. at Suffolk corp. bds. at 21 Trem.
corp.
Baker Timothy H. at factory, bds. at Seth Baker's
Baker William, yeoman, h. Pearl street
Baldwin Laura, widow, tailoress, boards at Seth
Baker's
Ball Abner, trader, h. Central street, Chapel hill
Balcom Andrew J. at factory, bds. at Sarah Field's
Balcom Jonas, boarding-house Lewis street
Balcom Varnum, housewright, Lowell street
Bamford Jonas S. at Tremont factory, boards at 26
Tremont corp.
Bamford Simeon, overseer, h. 46 Bowditch street
Bamford Tamizon, widow, boarding-house 20 Ham-
ilton corp.
Bamford William, overseer at Hamilton corp. h. 46
Bowditch street
Bancroft Isaac, mason, h. Central street. Chapel hill
Bancroft Jefferson, dep. sheriff, office Central street,
rail-road bank building, h. Cen. st. Chapel hill
Bancroft Jonathan, mason, bds. at W. Fay's
Bancroft Selwin, clerk at Hall & Nute's, h. Tyler
street
LOWELL DIRECTORY. 17
Banican Peter, blue dyer, h. Lowell street
Banister Rebecca, widow, boarding-house Gorham
street
Barbour William, at Merrimac corp. h. Worthen
street, Stone's court
Barden Stilman, at print works, bds. at 60 Worthen
street
Barnaby James, Rev. h. Lewis street
Barnes E. B. physician, office corner of Merrimac
and Lewis street, h. Lewis street
Barnes George, h. near new burying ground
Barnes George, butcher, h. Middlesex street
Barnes Isaac O. counsellor and attorney at law, of-
fice rail-road bank building, h. Gorham street
Barnes James, painter, h. South street
Barnes John B. student witii Dr. J. W. Graves
Barnes Thomas (Holmes fy B.)
Barney Cyrus, stone-layer, h. rear of Appleton st.
Barr Andrew, tailor 34 Merrimac st. h. Belvidere
Barr Cummings, (Russell ^- B.) stone-mason, house
Lowell street
Barr John, boots and shoes. Central street, h. Chapel
street
Barney , machinist, bds. at Mary Wellington's
Barrett Charles, mason, h. Adams st.
Barrett Daniel, housewright, h. Liberty st.
Barrett Gilman, baker at Scripture &l Wilson's
Barrett John D. clerk at Copeland & Smith's
Barrett Nahum, at Middlesex corp. bds. at No. 64
Barrett Oliver, commission & variety store, Jackson
St. h. 19 Ham. corp.
Barrett , machinist, bds. at 13 Lawrence corp.
Barron Christopher, blue dyer, h. Lowell st.
Barron John C. calico printer, at Mer. corp. h. rear
of Charles Green's, Mer. street
Barry James, housewright, h. Lowell st.
Barry Joseph B. blacksmith at J. Mixer's, h. App. st.
2- ^
18 LO'»VELL DIRECTORY.
Barry V/illiam, Rev. bds. at J. Whipple's, Gorham st.
Bartlett Benjamin, at American House
Bartlett Elisha, physician, cor. of Central and Ham-
ilton sts. bds. at John Kimball's
Bartlett Hamilton, watchman,' bds. at Moses Emer-
son's, Central st.
Bartlett Isaac, at Mcr. corp. h. Lewis st.
Bascom Austin, cordv/ainer, bds. at B. Hill's
Bascom Clement, W. I. goods, 1 Merrimac st. bds.
at T. Bascom's
Bascom Jonathan, variety store, Jackson st. bds. at
Woods', Bolvidere.
Bascom Jonathan, Jr. variety store, 46 Mer. st.
Bascom Timothy, boarding house, Mer. street
Bascom Timothy, Jr. clerk, bds. at T. Bascom's
Bascom William, hats & shoes, Merrimac st. bds. at
T. Bascom's
Bassett Enoch Capt. overseer at Merrimac Co's.
lumber yard, bds. at Jonas Balcom's
Bassett Samuel, housewright, bds. at T. Bascom's
Batchelder Henry Col. blacksmith, Lowell st.
Batchelder Stephen, at Law. corp. bds. at No. 9
Bates John, at print works, h. 55 Worthen st.
Battles Joseph, overseer at Trem. corp. h. No. 1.
Baxter (Darwin D.) & Co. (George Johnson,) dry
goods, Gorham st. h. Lawrence st.
Baxter Ebenezer, tailor, at Hobbs'
Baxter Henry J. Maj. merchant tailor at Hobbs',
Lowell St. h. Green st.
Beal Daniel B. overseer at print w^orks, h. Mer. st.
Beal Edward, overseer at Suffolk corp. h. No. 6
Bean Aaron, West India goods. Bean's building,
Gorham street
Bean Betsey, widow", boarding house Lewis st.
Bean George, bar-room, Mer. st, Suffolk square
Bean George J. machinist, bds. at S. Bean's
Bean James, mason, bds. at Dean's Gorham st-
LOWELL DIRECTORY. 19
Bean Joel, mill-wright, bds. at 27 Suffolk corp.
Bean Lewis, stageman, bds. at Washington Hotel
Bean Nancy, widow, bds. at Waldo's, Lowell st.
Bean Samuel, teamster, h. between Jefferson and
Lewis St.
Bean Svlvanus, painter at Fifield's, Middle st.
Bedee E. W. bds. at 27 Suffolk corp.
Bedlow Artemas, cordwainer, h. Middlesex st.
Bedlow Joseph, machinist, h. 18 Button square
Belden Sumner, book-binder at Meacham &l Math-
ewson's. Central st.
Bell Thomas J. bds. at O. W. Flint's, Suffolk corp.
Bellows Samuel M. printer at Observer Office, bds.
at John L. Fitts', Lowell street
Bemis — — , machinist, bds. at S. Cole's
Bemis Otis, weaver, bds. at 22 Carpet block
Bemis Robert E. clerk at Suffolk counting room, h.
1 South block
Bennett James W. at Journal Office
Bennett John, surveyor, h. Lawrence st.
Bennett Samuel F. at print yard, bds. at H. Hes-
selton's, 61 Merrimac corp.
Bennett William S. clerk at Hobbs', Lowell st.
Bense Peter, confectioner, bds. at J. Spalding's
Bentom William S. painter, bds. at Moses Davis'
Berry , machinist, boards at Mrs. Clough's,
South St.
Berry James, block-printer, h. Lowell st.
Berton Thomas, Carpet-weaver, boards at No. 22
carpet blocks
Besse Curtis, overseer at carpet factory, boards at
Capt. Brigham's
Besse Jabez, at Lawrence corp. bds. at 31 Trernont
Bigelow William, at Middlesex factory yard
Billings Charles, house wright, bds. at Sally Young's
Billings Elizabeth, nurse, bds. at J. Kimball'SjCcn. st.
Billings James, h. Lowell st. near Adams st.
20 LOWELL DIRECTORY.
Billings John, at H. Pierce & Co.'s
Billings Thomas, book-bindery No. 11, h. 12 Meir-
rimac street
Bird Andrew, overseer at Tremont corp. house 61
Tremont corp.
Bixby Daniel, book-seller and stationer, 11 Merri-
mac St. bds. at J. H. B. Ayer's
Blair John, housewright, h. Hurd st.
Blair Peter, carpet- vre aver, bds. 2"2 carpet blocks
Blair Rebecca, millinery & dress-making-, Hurd st.
Blair William, hostler, bds. at J. Blair's, Hurd st.
Blaisdell Daniel, housewright, bds. at H. Parker's,
South St.
Blaisdell William, painter at Hall's, h. Chapel st.
Blaisdell William, Jr. painter at Hall's, bds. at N.
Parker's
Blake Eliphalet, wood-sawyer, bds. at Mrs. Nichols'
Blake John H. shoes, Lowell st. bds. at 18 Carpet
Blake Leander, teamster, boarding-house, Lewis
street
Blanchard Amos Rev. h. Lowell st.
Blanchard Amos, blacksmith, bds. at Mrs. Newell's,
10 Putton St.
Blanchard Cornelius, at repair shop, bds. at 24 Dut-
ton street
Blanchard. Edwin A. dry goods, 14 Mer. street.
Blanchard Sawyer, bobbin-turner, boards at Mrs.
Thomas'»rear of App. street
Blanchard William, innholder. Mansion House
Blodget Luther, weaver, boards at Mrs. French's,
App. street
Blodget Sewall, at H. Pierce's bakery
Blood Silas W. painter, boards at Mrs. Atwood's,
Lowell street
Blood William S. baker. Cent. st. h. Cent, street
Boardman Elbridge, at machine shop, bds. at Sam'l
Bean's, Lewis street
LOWELL DIRECTORY. 21
Boardman Col. machinist & engineer, boards at
American House
Bodge Francis, blacksmith, bds. at Wash. Hotel
Bohonan Ananiah, cordwainer, Lowell street
Bohonan Benj. Trem. corp. bds. at A. Bohonan's
Boice Timothy, teamster, h. Lowell street
Boice teamster, at Jesse Tapley's
Boies Lewis D. tailor at Fuller's, bds. at Mrs. Tur-
ner's, Jefferson street
Bolton Alfred, machinist, bds. at John Bolton's
Bolton John, laborer, h. Lawrence street
Bond Oliver, cabinet-maker, bds. at John Lovrien's
Boott Kirk, Agent of Merrimac Manufacturing and
Locks and Canal Companies, h. Mer. Place
Boothby Maria, school-mistress, Mer. street, bds. at
Mrs. Moody's, Worthen st.
Bosworth Ezekiel, at factories, bds. at Arad Kent's
Bosworth Nathaniel S. No. 3, Stone's buildings,
Worthen street
Botfuhr John A. commission book-seller, Mer. street
Boudle William, carpet-weaver, bds. at 22 Carpet
block
Boughen Thomas, clerk at Dean & Short's
Bowen George, at Mer. fact, boards at Kurd's, 27
Merrrimac corp.
Bowers Francis, at Tremojit corp. bds. at 5 Trem.
blocks
Bowers James & ) lumber wharf, Mer. st. near
Bowers Jonathan, ^ Pawtucket bridge, h. Mer. st.
Bowers Jeremiah, ladies' hair-dresser, 2 Jackson st.
Bowers John, housewright, h. 15 Lawrence corp.
Bowers Joseph, h. Merrimac street
Bowers Micajah, cooper, h. rear of Mer. street
Bowker Stephen, mason, bds. at Webster's, App. st.
Bowles Thomas, hostler at Washington Hotel
Bowman John, painter, bds. at T. J. Knowles', Ad-
ams street
22 LOWELL DIRECTORY.
Boy den Horatio, boarding house, 5 Carpet block
Boyden James, clerk at Shattuck's, bds. at Wash-
ington Hotel
Boyden Uriah, surveyor at Locks &l Canal Co. bds.
at Mrs. Wyllie's
Boyes Daniel, housewright, bds. at J. Underwood's
Brabrook Joseph A. chaise, harness and trunk-mak-
er. No. 17, h. 14 Lowell st.
Brackett Osgood, at machine shop, bds. at Betsey
Morrill's, Lowell st.
Bradburn Charles, (Stone ^' B.) h. cor. of Lowell
and Button streets
Bradbury George W. clerk at William David-
son & Co.'s
Bradford Hafford C. clerk, bds. at Capt. Sherman's
Bradbury Hannah, wid. boarding h. 28 Mer. corp.,
Bradford Robert, toll-gatherer, at Central bridge
Bradshaw , machinist, bds. at Mrs. Newell's, IQ
Dutton street.
Bradley Daniel, h. Lowell st. Hobbs' building
Bradley H. A. milliner, SOMerrimac street
Bradley Joshua, h. 20 Merrimac street.
Bradt Daniel, baker, at H. Pierce & Co.'s
Bradt David, baker, at H. Pierce & Co.'s
Bradt G. J. (H. Pierce 8,' Co.)
Bradt Margaret, widow, h. rear Pierce's bakery
Bragdon George, overseer at bleach-house, house 9
Prince street
Bragdon William, overseer at bleach-house, h. 14
Prince street
Braidy John, laborer, h. Lowell st.
Brastow Addison, watch-maker, Central street, bds.
at Washington Hotel
Breed Henry K. teamster, h. Chapel st.
Brewster John, publisher of Evangelist, office 35
Merrimac street, bds. at Miss Brown's, Hurd st.
Briar William, victualling cellar, under 8 Mer. street
LOWELL DIRECTORY. 23
Bridge Irene, widow, h. Gorliam st. Earl's building
Briggs George, blacksmith, h. Cen. st. Ctiapel hill
Brigham Danforth P. h. Liberty st.
Brigham Elijah, blacksmith, boards at Washington
Hotel
Brigham Samuel Capt. victualler, h. 4 Carpet block
Brigham William, dye-house, h. George st.
Brinsley Frederick, clothing-store, Jackson st. house
Central street
Brogden John, block-printer, boards at Metcalf's,
Merrimac square
Brogden William, calico-printer, bds. at Metcalf's,
Merrimac square
Brooks Arte mas L. (Goodhue ^* B.) house wrigh^,
proprietor of plaining machine, h. Hurd st.
Brooks [Cyrus) & Weston [Eliphalet) victualling
cellar, cor. Hurd and Central strets
Brooks Daniel, blacksmith, (Dane Sf B.) h. Low. st.
Brooks Ebenezer, at Hamilton factories, boards at
44Bowditchst.
Brooks Franklin, machinist, bds. 17 Hamilton corp.
Brown Ann, boarding house, 22 Carpet block
Brown Charles, at Mer. dye-house, h. 19 Prince st.
Brown Daniel P. machinist, bds. at 10 Dutton st.
Swamp locks
Brown Edwin, confectioner, h. Chapel hill
Brown Eliphalet, overseer at Merrimac dye-house,
h. 26 Worthen st.
Brown Eunice, boarding-house, 8 Hurd st.
Brown George, printer at Evangelist Office
Brown Henry, at machine-shop, bds. at Mrs. Locke's
Hurd-st.
Brown James, bds. at D. Clark's, Mer. st.
Brown James R., carpet-weaver, h. 24 Carp, blocks
BroWn John, housewright, bds. at M. Dearborn's'
Brown John, cordwainer, bds. at C. Sweetser's^
Lowell-st.
24 LOWELL DIRECTORY.
Brown Lawrence, [Lawrence Sf B.) h. Chapel-st.
Brown Lucy, widow, boarding-house, 8 Ham. corp.
Brown Lucy, (^- Broivn Sarah,) dress-maker, Suf-
folk-square, bds. at Mrs. Young's.
Brown Myron, housewright, bds. at Underwood's.
Brown Nehemiah, boarding-house, Stone's block,
Lowell St.
Brown Parmelia, widow, h. Adam's st.
Brown Polly, boarding-house. Church st., near 1st
Baptist church
Brown Samuel, overseer at repair shop, h. 8 Tre
mont Corp.
Brown Samuel W., machinist, h. 23 Worthen st.
Swamp locks.
Brown Sarah, widow, h. long block ending in Low
ell St.
Brown Silas L. painter, bds. at S. Hosmer's, Ad-
ams St.
Brown William, laborer, h. rear of Lawrence st.
Brown William H. machinist, h. 14 Lawrence corp.
Brown , teamster, h. rear Cen. st. Chapel hill
Brown , carpet-weaver, bds. at P. D.Lane's
Brownell George, Superintendent at Machine
shop, h. Button, corner Thorndike st.
Brownlow John, at Mer. corp. h. Mer. square
Brownson Philo Rev. bds. at Caroline Conner's,
Gorham st.
Bruce Henry, watchman, at Lowell bleachery
Bruce Hiram, overseer, h. 16 Tremont corp.
Bryant James H. watchman at machine-shop, bds.
at Mrs. Thomas'
Bryant Joseph, at factories, bds. at George Dodge's
Bryant Lewis H. clerk at Daniel M. Knight's
Buckley John, calico-printer, bds. at 7 Hurd st.
Buck John, at Mer. factories, h. Lowell-st.
Buckman Caleb, laborer, h. Suffolk square
Bull Trumball, clerk at H. G .Norton's, Suffolk sq.
LOWELL DIRECTORY. 25
Bullard Olis, watchman Lawrence factories, h. 6
Lawrence corp.
Bunker Alfred, housewright, bds. at Mrs. Fuller's
Lewis street.
Bunker Stephen, housewright, bds. at Mrs. Fuller's,
Bunker William, stone-layer, undertaker, h. War-
ren's building, Church-st.
Burbank Abner, overseer at Hamilton corp. h. 28
Hamilton st.
Burbank Joshua A. watchman, bds. at Mrs. French's
Appleton-st.
Burditt Emmons, machinist, Snffolk corp. bds. 23
Race St.
Burgan Jesse, carpet-weaver, h. Central-street, over
Mansur & Reed's
Burgess , blacksmith, bds. at Mary Welling-
ton's
Burn Edward, cellar & house, Mer. st.
Burnham Aaron, stone-layer, bds. at B. H. Gdge'p.
Burnham James, boarding-house, 27 Appleton st.
Burnham Sarah R. boarding-house, 27 App. corp.
Burnham William, at Hamilton bleach-house, bds.
at Miss Eunice Brown's.
Bourns Edward, laborer, h. near Thorndike st.
Kurns Thomas, carpet- weaver, bds at Mrs. Brown's
Burr John, hair-dresser, boot and shoe- cleaner, cor.
Church St.
Burroughs Thomas S. jeweller at Moulton & Carr's
Buswell Cyrus, housewright, bds at Bradbury Hill's
Buswell Daniel, at Mer. factories, bds at 61
Buswell , machinist, bds. at Mrs. Hadley's
Butcher John, overseer, at Mer. print-works, h. 36
Worthen st.
Butler Charlotte, widow, boarding-house Charles st.
Butler David, mill-wright, h. Lowell st.
Butler Hamlet, at Mer. print-works, bds at 15 Prince
street
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2G r.OWKIJ. DIRKCTOUY.
Butler James, laborer, near Catholic church
Butler Josiah, clerk at Allen & Wright's
Butterfield Benjamin Capt. yeoman, h. on Chelms-
ford road, without the village
Butterfield Esther, wid. boarding-house, 24 Web-
ster St.
Butterfield Hannah, boarding-house, 46 Worthen st.
Butterfield Lowell, stone-layer, h. 46 Mer. corp.
Butterfield Raphael, at Ira Frye's, Gorham st.
Butterfield Reuben, h. on Chelmsford new road
Butterfield Stephen, blacksmith, bds. at Low. Hotel
Butterfield Theodore, yeoman, h. W. Chelmsford
road
Buttermore Robert, laborer, bds. at D. Connell's
Lowell St.
Buttrick Abner W. (Atherton & B.) bds at 93 (car-
pet block
Buttrick David W. machinist, h. 29 Dutton-sq.
Buttrick Grosvenor, machinist, h. 16 Button sq.
Buttrick Nathan, (^" JValhanJr.) turners, atMassaic
Falls, h. Lawrence st.
Buxton Phebe P. boarding-house, 39 Worthen st.
Buxton , housewright, bds at Daniel Coburn's
2nd
By ram Samuel, clerk at King's, Mer. st.
Byrnes John, merchant tailor, Mer. st. opposite
Tremont corp.
Byrnes Martin, laborer, h. Mer. st. under P. Fuller's
Byron French A. clerk at Patch's, bds at Mrs.
Home's.
CAHELD JAMES, laborer, house near Catholic
Church
Cain Michael, h. Fenwick st.
Caldwell Jonathan, machinist, bds. at 50 Mer. corp.
LOWELL DiRLCTOUY. 27
Caldwell Maiy, boarding-house, IG App. corp.
Cald'.vell Thomas J. cordwainer, h. 16 App. corp.
Caldwell William, livery stable, Lowell st. bds. at
Charles Barrett's
Calef James, housewrifj^ht, h. G Prince st.
Calef Joseph, house wright, bds. at 53 Worthen st.
Call Francis, at Hamilton factories, bds. at John
Underwood's
Callender Mary, widow of Edward, variety store,
Central st.
Calvert Francis, v/ool-sorter, bds. at Peter Lawson's,
14 carpet blocks
Campbell Jnmes, overseer at Hamilton corp. h. 9
Hamilton st.
Campbell James, laborer, boarding house Fen wick
street
Campbell John, merchant tailor, JMer. sq. Mer. st.
Cainpbell Michael, laborer, h. near 2nd Baptist
Church
Canney Elizabeth B. boarding-house 8 Button st.
Capen x\lbert, stone-blaster, bds, at Asa Clark's
Cargill Chloe, wid. boarding house, 18 Law. corp.
Carl John B. at Suffolk corp. bds. 24 Race st.
Carley Peter, watchman at Hamilton corp. bds. at
Mrs. Bamford's
Carley , watchman, bds. at wid. Mary Crosby's
Carlin Malcomb, at factory, bds. at Mrs. Hadley's
Carlton Amos, mason, h. 12 Lowell st.
Carlton Daniel, mason, bds. at A. Carlton's
Carlton Enoch, mason, bds. at widow Patterson's,
Central st.
Carlton Elbridge G. cordwainer, boards at Bean's,
Lewis St.
Carlton George H. drugo-ist & apothecary, 1 & 2
town house, Mer. st. bds. at wid. S. Moody's
Carlton George R. machinist, Ji. Mer. sq. Mer. st.
Carlton Harriet, widow, h. 29 ILam. st. App. corp.
28 LOWELL DIRECTORY.
Carlton Jacob, manufacturer, h. Cen.st. Chapel hill
Carlton Luther W. painter, boards at Dean's, Gor. st.
Carlton Phineas V. housewright, bds. at Humphrey
Webster's
Carlton Silas, stageman, bds. at Mansion House
Carlton Stephen, h. Cen. st. Chapel hill
Carlton William, mason, h. Green st.
Carney James G. cashier Lowell Bank, h. 10 Mer. st.
Carney Joseph, laborer, h. rear Lawrence st.
Carney Nancy, h. Mer. square, Mer. st.
Carney Thomas, housewright, bds. at N. Carney's
Carpenter George, painter at Mixer's, bds. at Wash-
ington Hotel
Carpenter John, blue-dyer, h. Lowell st.
Carr , bds. at Leonard's, 35 Merrimac st.
Carr James, (Moulton ^ C.) 44 Merrimac st.
Carr John, boarding-house 9 Suffolk street, Law-
rence Corp.
Carr John S. laborer, h. Cen. st. Chapel hill
Carr Joseph, merchant tailor at Paul R. George's,
h. Gorhara st.
Carter A. J. clerk at John T. Pratt's
Carter Ephraim, mason, bds. at Mrs. Patterson's
Carter Ezekiel, housewright, h. Suffolk st.
Carter George, watchman, bds. at Mrs. Reed's, '32
Hamilton corp.
Carter Jeremiah, at Suffolk corp. boards at Stephen
S. Straw's
Carter Nathaniel, (Chase &f C.) h. Liberty st.
Carter William, machinist, bds. at Mrs. Turner's,
Jefferson st.
Carter widow, boarding-house, 50 Mer. st.
Cary Luther, machinist, bds. at Mary Gary's
Gary Mary, widow, boarding-house 25 App. corp.
Cary Michael, laborer, h. rear of Lawrence si.
Case Eliphalet, Post Master, house Gorham street,
near jjrove
LOWELL DIRECTORY. 29
Case John, laborer, h. Lowell st.
Cass Jacob, watchman, bds. 4 Prince st.
Cassidy Michael, laborer, h. Fenwick st.
Cassidy Robert,- bleacher at Merrimac corp. house
Fenwick st.
Cassy James, h. Fenwick st.
Caswell Enoch B. housewright, boards at Benja-
min H. Gage's
Cate Rebecca C. dress-making & millinery, Mer.
St. opposite Suffolk corp.
Caughlin James, laborer, h. Fenwick st.
Caverly Ira, stone-layer, h. Chapel st.
Cavenaugh John, laborer, bds. at Connell's
Cavis John, (Graves Sf C.) h. Church st.
Cavis Nathaniel, h. Church st.
Center Rodney, teamster, h. between Suffolk and
Fenwick streets
Chadwick Nathan, stone-layer, h. Mer. sq. Mer. st.
Chamberlain Henry, housewright, boards at widow
L. Kendall's
Chamberlain Joseph A. clerk at Middlesex counting
room, bds. at Merrimac House
Chamberlain Marinda, tailoress, Central street, over
James Tyler's
Chamberlain Sarah, wid. h. west Chelmsford road
Chamberlain Thomas F. livery stable, house No. 3
Tremont corp.
Chamberlain — ; — , teamster at Jesse Tapley's
Chamberlain William, boards at Mrs. Morton's, 17
Button St.
Chambers (Cyrus) & Farrar {Cyrus) silk-dyers,
shop at Hale's mills, h. Boston road
Chambers John, laborer, boards at Mrs. Allen's,
Fenwick st.
Chambers John, at Hamilton factories, bds. at Wm.
Davis', Lowell st.
Champion James, at Lawrence corp. bds. at No. 21
30 LOWELL DlRLCTOllY.
Cliampion William, at Troniont corp. bds. at No. 21
Tremont corp.
Champlin Nathan J. at Blood's bakery, Central st.
Chandler Charles, machinist, bds. at L. Chandler's
Chandler George, mason, bds. at Lydia Chandler's
Chandler Henry, house wright, bds. at P. Lawson's
Chandler James, machiniot, bds. at L. Chandler's
Chandler John, machinist, bds. at L. Chandler's
Chandler Lydia, Avid. boarJinDf-house 19 Dutton sq.
Chandler Richard, at Holmes' whip factory, bds. at
J. Bennett's
Chandler Thom^as, block-printer, bds at James Whi-
taker's
Chaplin William L. {Ammidon ^ C.) bds. at Mrs.
V/ylie's
Chapman Herbert, house wright, bds. at Emerson
Russell's
Chapman John, housewright. bds. at Emerson Rus-
sell's
Chapman Jonathan, at powder-mills, h. Lawrence st.
Chapman William D. victualing cellar, Mer. st.
Chase Benjamin F. bread-carrier, at Blood's bakery
Chase David E. machinist, bds. at 65 Worthen st.
Chase George W. at Middlesex fulling-mill, bds. at
Mrs. Kendall's
Chase Hannah, boarding-house, 19 Tremont corp.
Chase John, machinist, h. 4 Dutton st. Swamp locks
Chase John, boarding-house, 4 Law. corp.
Chase {Jonathan) & Carter {JVathaniel) soap-boilers,
near old burying-ground, h. Liberty st.
Chase Osgood, at Times office.
Chase S. D. blacksmith, shop entra.nce from Church
& Green sts. h. George st.
Cheever Henry, machinist, h. School st. near guard
locks.
Cheever John W. cordwaincr, bds. at Mrs. Brown's
2^ Car])et blocks
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Clieever John, cordwainer, bds. at Peter Harris'
Cheever Moses, yeoman, h. Pawtacket st. near Mel-
vin's
Cheever Moses, h. Appleton st.
Cheever , bds. at xMrs. Wellington's, 5 Button st.
Cheney Christopher S. bds. at 27 App. corp.
Cheney Daniel, boarding-house, App. st.
Chesley Simon M. machinist, h. 3 Button st. Swamp
locks
Chield , h. Fenwick st.
Child Alonzo, {jyiansw ^ C.) bds. at American
house
Childs Nahum, at Carpet facfory, bds at 32 Hamil-
ton Corp.
Childs Rufus, machinist, bds at Kurd's, 27 Worthen
street
Churchill Thomas, machinist, h. Lowell st.
Churchill Charles, overseer, at Ham. factories, bds.
at Gordon's App. st.
Churchill Bolly, wid. boarding-house, 33 Worthen
St. Mer. Corp.
Churchill Francis, housewright, h. Cen. st. Chapel
hill
Churchill John E. housewright, bds. at F. Churchill's
Chute Alexander, stageman, bds. at Washington
Hotel
Chute Borothy, wid. boarding-house, 38 Worthen
St. Mer. Corp.
Clark Amos, fuller of cloth, bds. at Maria March's
Clark Amos, Machinist, bds. at 15 Button sq.
Clark Asa, teamster, h. near Thorndike st. Com-
pony's farm
Clark Caleb S. hair-dresser, Mer. st. near Merri-
mac house
Clark Baniel, at Suff. foctories, bds. at 2 Sufi, block
Clark Baniel A. student at law, with Smith & Mann
Clark David, laborer, h. Mer. st.
32 LOWELL DIRECTORY.
Clark Elijah, at factory, h. 24 Webster st.
Clark James, variety store, Mer. st. bds. at Hutchin-
son's, Mer. St.
Clark James, dyer, bds, at E. Hodgman's, Gor. st.
Clark John D. clerk at Flint &i Hutchinson's
Clark Mary, school-mistress, bds. at Mrs. Abbot's
Lawrence corp.
Clark Michael, housewright, h. Green st.
Clark Miles D. at Benjamin Thurston's Cen. st.
Clark Richard, machinist, bds. at D. Coburn's War-
ren St.
Clark Samuel, stone-l^er, h. 15 Lawrence corp.
Clark Samuel, stone-cutter, h. Mer. st.
Clark Samuel, bar-tender, at Washington Hotel
Clark Samuel B. printer, at Journal office.
Clark Tilton, overseer, Rail Road, bds. at S. Fol-
som's
Clarke Frederick W. clerk at John Smith's, Mer.
street
Clarke Isaac, at factory, bds. at 10 Ham. corp.
Clark John, superintendent Mer. Man. Co. h. Mer. st.
Clefton Joseph, at Carpet factory, h. 21 Carp, block
Clemence Calvin, wool-sorter bds. at ]4 carp, block.
Clement Asa, housewright, bds. dX Josiah Seavy's
Clement Jesse, lumber-yard. South st. h. Chapel st.
Clement Harrison D. housewright, bds. at M. Davis'
Lowell corp.
Clement Sarah, milliner & dress-maker, 31 Mer. st.
Clifford Alden, housewright, bds. at J. Carr's 9, Law-
rence Corp.
Clifford Deborah, wid. boarding-house, 7 A pp. corp.
Clifford Ransom, overseer, at Suffolk corp. h. 25
Race St. Suff. corp.
Close John, cabinet-maker, at Johnson's, bds. at Lu-
cinda Sampson's App. st.
Clough Ezekiel, hostler at Lau'rence & Bi-own's
Clough John C. 2d. spinner at carpet factory
LOWELL DIREETORY. 33
Clough Lucinda, boarding house, South st.
Clough Wingate B. spinner at Carpet factory, h. 10
carpet blocks
Clough , at bobbin shop, bds. at Betsey MorriU's,
Lowell St.
Coburn Alfred, machinist, bds. at Mrs. Wellington's,
5 Button St.
Coburn Calvin, at S. Coburn's
Coburn Charles, bread carrier at Scripture & Wil-
son's, Chapel hill
Coburn Cyril, lumber wharf, bds. at Catharine Par-
ker's, Appleton St.
Coburn Daniel 2d. wheelwright, boarding-house,
Warren st.
Coburn Elijah, at Merrimac corp. bds. at Mary Co-
burn's, 12Tremont blocks
Coburn Fitz, hostl6r at Washington Hotel
Coburn Henry, yeoman, h. west Chelmsford road
Coburn Jefferson, cordwainer, bds. at Mrs. Durant's,
Gorham st.
Coburn John, at factories, h. 16 Appleton corp.
Coburn Josiah, stone-layer, h. Suffolk st.
Coburn Mary, boarding-house, 13 Tremont corp.
Coburn Othniel, at factories, bds. at Mary Coburn's,
Coburn Prescott, laborer, h. near Capt. Whiting's
store, Mer. st.
Coburn Samuel, boarding house, rear of App. st.
Coburn Samuel A. Maj. inn-holder, Merrimac House,
Merrimac and Button sts.
Coburn Samuel Jr. at Hamilton fact. bds. at S. Co-
burn's, App. St.
Coburn Stephen, at machine shop, bds. at Betsey
Merrill's
Coburn William, housewright, h. 12 Adams st.
Cochran Edward, mason, bds. at 6 Carpet block
Cochran John, at Lowell bleacherv, bds. at Mrs.
Corlis'
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Cochran Michael, bds. at Mrs. Lepere's, Lowell st.
Coffield John, laborer h. rear of Lowell st.
Coffin Henry, teamster at Whipple's
Coffin Moody, mason, h. Central st. Chapel hill
Coffin John, at bleach-house, bds. at 61 Worthen st.
Coffin John J. painter, bds. at Betsey Bean's
Coffrin , at Merrimac factories, boards at GO
Merrimac corp.
Coggeshall Timothy, inn-holder, Lowell Hotel
Cogg-in Jacob, (Putney ^- C.) bds. at Putney's
Cokely John, at George Barnes', Middlesex st.
Colburn George F. at Mer. fact. bds. at 7 Button s^.
Colburn Jonas W. at Reed's provision cellar, h.
Chapel street
Colburn Joseph E. machinist, h. 12 Prince st.
Colburn Richard, machinist, bds. at S. Mann's, 27
Prince st.
Colburn Mrs. widow of Warren C. h. Lewis st.
Colby Enoch W. at App. corp. bds. at 4 App.
Colby Ephraim, teamster, bds. at Asa Clark's
Colby George W. C. at bleach-house, bds. at 61
Mer. corp.
Colby Isaac C. cordwainer. h. Green st.
Colby Locratus, watchman, bds. at 5 Tremont corp.
Colby Luther, printer at Journal office
Colby Lydia, boarding-house. Green st.
Colby Rufus, blacksmith, bds. at wid. S. Ames'
Colby , at App. fac. bds. at Mrs. Straw's, 3 App.
Colcord Were, cellar, Gorham st. h. Gor. st.
Cole Benjamin, laborer, bds. at John Favor's
Cole Job M. watchman, bds at P. Jones' 44 Mer.
Corp.
Cole Salathiel, blacksmith, h. rear of Worthen st.
Collins Joseph W. at Mer. corp. bds. at N. S. Ram-
sey's
Combs Rachel, tailoress, h. Hurd st. Shattuck's build-
ing
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Conant Joshua L. at Mer. counting-room, h. 57 Wor-
then St.
Conant Sarah, v.icl. boarding-house,4 8, Worthen st.
Mer. Corp.
Conant , housewright, bds. at wid. T. Corliss'
Conary Patrick, h. Fenwicic st.
Conden Patrick, h. Hurd st.
Conley John, laborer, bds. at TJrs. Murray's
Conley James, tai.lor at Sanderson's, h. Low. st.
Conlin (Michael) &f Plant [Richard,) dry goods, 8 Un-
ion buildings, Cen. si.
Conly Mary, wid. h. Mer. st.
Connell Daniel, W. L goods, Lowell st. h. Low. st.
Connell Dennis, blue-dyer, bds. at Mrs. Sharpies,
10 Prince st.
Connells Patrick, laborer, h. near Catholic church
Connells Joseph, h. Fenwick st.
Conner Caroline, vvid. boarding-house, Gor. st.
Conner Edward, laborer, h. Church st.
Conner Jawett, iiousewright, bds at Mrs. Bean's
Lewis St.
Conner Robert G. laborer, bds at Connell's, Low. st.
Connery Peter, laborer, bds. at J, Campbell's
Connily Otis, laborer, h. Lowell st.
Convers Mary (S,' Sarah) h. Lowell st.
Convers Samuel, harness-maker at J. Mixer's, h.
Chapel St.
Cook Calvin W. overseer at Middlesex corp. b.
Hurd st
Cook David, overseer Ilam. corp. h. 42 Bowditch
street
Cook James, Agent Middlesex Man. Co. h. Hurd st.
<vOok Parker P. clerk at Joel Davis'
Coolidge J. W. at Smith & Mann's office
Cooper Eli, overseer at repair shop, h, 14SufF. corp.
Copeland {.''Itlen , /I) &. Himih (Charles,) dry goods,
Mer. St.
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Copeland , Mrs. seamstress, bds at Geo. Wins-
low's
Corbin , stageman, bds. at Washington Hotel
Corey Michael, at factory h. Lowell st.
Corliss Jonathan, bds at Ladd's Central st.
Corliss Tamar, widow, boarding-house, Boston road
near Hale's mills
Corren Michael, dyer, bds. at T- Corren's
Corren Thomas, laborer, h. Lowell st.
Corrigan John, laborer, bds at James Campbell's
Corrigan Mathew, clerk at Murry's Mer. sq.
C^orrigan Patrick, at factories, h. near soap-works
Cory William, laborer, h. Mer. st. Mer. sq.
Corwin Russel, housewright, Lawrence st.
Cass Warren, at machine-shop, h. South st.
Cowdin James D. machinist, h. Suff. st.
Cox , mason, bds. in South st.
Cox John, at machine shop, h. Suffolk st.
Craig Andrew D. {JVyman ^ C.)
Craig Horatio, housewright, bds. at C. Wilkins'
South St.
Craiton Michael, at Middlesex factory, h. Green st.
Cram AarOn, at rail-road, bds at Robinson's
Cram John, stabling. Law. st. h. Adams' st.
Cram Peter, machinist, bds at Nelson's, South st.
Crane Alanson, pay-master at Carp, counting-room
h. 23 Carpet blocks.
Crane Ebenezer, carder at Suffolk factories, h. Suff.
corp.
Crane John, laborer, h. Fenwick st.
Crane John J. overseer Carp, factories, h. 28 Car-
pet blocks
Crane Lucius H. at Law. factories, h. cor. Hall &
Race sts. Law. corp.
Creasey Churchill, housewright, bds. at T. Bas-
coca's.
Critchett Moses, Jl Green «t.
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Critchett Nathaniel, shoes, Mer. st. boards at Mrs.
Turner's, Jefferson st.
Critchett Samuel, laborer, bds. at Mrs. Smith's, Fen-
wick St.
Crocker , housewright, bds. at B. Hill's, Cent.
street
Crocket John, at carpet fact. bds. at Capt. Brigham's
Croney Bartholomew, laborer, bds. at Peter Harris'
Crosby Abiel, machinist, bds. atH. Richardson's
Crosby Alpheus, watchman, bds. at Mary Crosby's
Crosby Caleb, mason, h. South, cor. Summer st.
Crosby Ephraim, machinist, bds. at Hurd's, 27 Mer.
Corp.
Crosby Hale E., printer at Observer office, bds^at J.
Far well's, Suffolk sq.
Crosby Jacob, h. 25 Tremont corp.
Crosby Mary, wid. boarding-house, Cen. st.
Crosby Sylvester, at bobbin-shop, bds, atC. Crosby's
Crosman , housewright, bds. at N. Brown's
Cross Bethuel T. auctioneer. Low. st, h. Gor. st.
Cross Daniel, machinist, h. 26 Prince st.
Crother Robert, at Geo. Barnes' Middlesex st.
Crowley Bartholomew, h. rear of D. Connell's
Crowley Cornelius, bds. at T. Ford's
Crowley Dennis, laborer, h. rear of D. Connell's
Crowley John, laborer, bds. at T. CroAvley's
Crowley Patrick, h. Low. st. rear Fitzpatrick's
Crowley Timothy, laborer, h. rear of Connell's
Cruden John, h. Low. st. Hilliard's blocks
Cudworth, Angeline, wid. variety store, Mer. sq. op-
posite Tremont factories
Cudworth Mary, millinery, Mer. st. bds. at T. Flint's
Cummings Andrew, mason, bds. at Mrs. Patter-
sen's, Central st.
Cummings Edmund, clerk at James Tower's
Cummings Elizabeth, tailoress, h. Tyler st.
Ciunmings Thomas B. housewright, ii. Chapel st.
4
38 LOWELL DIRECTORY.
Cumining-s , housewright, bds. at Wallace's,
Chapel St.
Cummings , hostler, at Am, House
Cummiskey Eugene, blue-dyer, h. cottages Mer. st,
Cummiskey Hugh, W. L goods, Mer. st. h. Mer. st.
Cunningham Chas. machinist, bds. at T. Wyman's,
Swamp locks
Cunningham Thomas, at Ham. factories, bds. at Mrs.
Bamford's
Curlin J. J. Rev. h. Fenwick st.
Currier Alpha, overseer at Mer, corp. h. 26 Prince
street
Currier Asenath, wid. h. 9 Ham. st. App. corp.
Currier Bradbury, bds. at Wm. Eastman's Low. st.
Currier Charles, at App. factories, bds. at Stafford's
Currier Cyrus, machinist, bds. at Mrs. L. Clough's
Currier Daniel P. bds. at Cyrus Marshall's Gor. st.
Currier Edmund, mason, h. Lawrence st.
Currier Frances, dress-maker, bds. at Mrs. Morrill's
Suffolk St.
Currier Francis, tailor at Sanderson & Whipple's
Currier Horace, mason, bds. at B. Taylor's Low. st.
Currier Hiram, watchman at Mer. bds. at 5 Tre-
mont Corp.
Currier Jacob S. blacksmith, h, Suffolk st.
Currier Jeremiah, at Tremont, bds. at 2 Trem. corp.
Currier John, overseer at Suff. corp. h. 16
Currier John C. at Mer. corp. bds. at 5 Tremont
Currier Lucj'', wid. boarding-house, Suff. corp. 3 Ly-
man St.
Currier Moses, bds. at Wm. Eastman's
Currier Philip W. clerk at Patch's, 33 Mer. st.
Currier Rebecca, wid. h. 18 App. corp.
Currier Rhoda, boarding-house, 2 Tremont corp.
Currier Stephen, bds. af French's, Church st.
Currier , stone-cutter, bds. at John Wood's
Currier — — , at planing-rnachine
LOWELL DIRECTORY. 39
Curtis Stephen, stone-blaster, bds. at T. Butterfield's
Curtis William, refreshments, Green st.
Cushing John, overseer at Mer.corp. h. 21 Prince sf
Cushing Martin, mill-wright, bds. at John Cushing's
Cushing Prentis Col. machinist, bds. at Mansion H.
Cushing Stephen, overseer at repair-shop, h. 65
Mer. Corp.
Cutter Adonijah, harness-maker, atBrabrook's
Cutting Daniel, overseer at Ham. factories, h. 38
Jackson st.
Cutting Lewis, overseer at Ham. factories, h. 50
Hamilton st.
DALTON JOHN C. physician, h. cor. Dutton &
Lowell sts.
Dalrymple Archibald, harness-maker, bds. at Mrs.
Patterson's
Dame Daniel, brick-layer, bds. at Betsey Bean's,
Lewis St.
Damon John W. overseer at Middlesex corp. h. 25
Hamilton corp.
Damon Jonas M. at Mer. corp. h. 22 Prince st.
Damon Luther, overseer at Suff. corp. h. 8 Jlace st.
Damon Washington, clerk at Willard Fay's
Damon William F. J. clerk at Mer. counting-room,
h. Fayette st. Belvidere
Dana David, tin-plate & sheet-iron worker, Jackson
St. h. Chapel st.
Dana James M. cloth-finisher, bds. at D. Coburn's
2nd
Dana Jason, tin- worker, at David Dana's
Dane Albert K. teamster at O. M. Whipple's, h.
Lawrence st.
Dane ( Geors^e) & Brooks {Daniel) blacksmiths, Mer.
St. Suff. sq. h. Lowell st.
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Dane John, blacksmith, h. G2 Worthen st.
Dane Osgood, blacksmith, School st. h. School st.
Dane Peter O. teamster, bds. at Wilson's Chapel
hill
Dane Rodney, housewright, bds at Lester's, Jeffer-
son st.
Danforth Leonard, blacksmith, bds. at wid. Gage's,
<yentral st.
DanfoYth Nathan, stone-mason, bds. atlOLaw. corp.
Danforth Solomon, at Ham. factories, bds. at Sarah
Field's
Daniels Sam'l, laborer, h. Chap. st. Taylor's building
Darling Carlos C. cabinet-maker at Dyar's
Darling Robert H. painter, bds at Capt. Ramsey's
Darmady William, cordwainer, bds. at Twombly's
Darrah Robert, surgeon dentist, 8 Low. st bds. at
F. Folsom's
Dauncy William, student at Dr. Wm. Graves'
Davidson John, bds. at Wm. Davidson's, Low.st.
Davidson John, carpet-weaver, h. 24 Carpet blocks
Davidson Robert D. machinist, bds. at 24 Suff. corp.
Davidson Stephen, bds. at Daniel Stevens', Suff. sq.
Davidson (WiUiain) &. Co. [Aaron H. Safford) dry
goods & clothing, 25 Mer. st. h. Low. st.
Davies "VVilliam, boarding-house, Lowell st.
Davis David, machinist, h. Lowell st. Hilliard's build-
ings
Davis Elisha L. housewright, bds. at Moses Davis'
Lawrence corp.
Davis Elisha, yeoman, h. Boston road, opposite south
end Gor. st.
Davis Hamlin, dealer in lumber, Cen. st. bds. at
Mrs. Payson's, Tyler st.
Davis Jane, wid. boarding house, Cross st. near Ad-
ams St.
Davis Joel, brick-layer, bds. at Mrs. Betsey Bean's,
Lewis street.
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Davis Joel, clothing-store, Cen. st. cottage buildings,
h. Hurd St.
Davis John, blue-dyer, h. Low. st. Hilliard's buildings
Davis Lucy, straw-bonnet maker at Jane Davis'
Davis Luther, boarding-house, cor. of Low. & Lew-
is sts.
Davis Moses, dry goods, Cen. st. 4 Union buildings,
h. Chapel st.
Davis Moses, bds. at Spalding Reaves'
Davis Moses, house wright, h. Lawrence corp. 29
Race St.
Davis , h. on old Clelmsford road
Davis Orman, overseer at Ham. factories, h. 25
Hamilton corp.
Davis Samuel G. cloth-finisher, bds. at D. Coburn's
2nd
Davis Sidney, bds. at Elisha Davis'
Davis Thomas, at Cornelius Sweetser's
Davis William, machinist, h. 3 Dutton st. Swamp
locks
Davis William, at Newman & Kittredge's
Davis W. engraver, bds. at 35 Prince st.
Davison Ithamar, at Ham. factories
Dawnley James, at Ham. dye-house, bds. at 38
Bowditchst.
Day Benjamin Maj. sculptor, Lowell st. bds. at J. Y.
Tenny's
Day Ebenezer, housewright, bds. at Mrs. Eastman's,
4 App. Corp.
Day Herbert, at Suff. corp. bds. at No. 27
Day Thomas, fur-blower, bds. at John Bennet's
Day William L. harness-maker, bds. at Washington
Hotel
Day , bds. at Betsey P. Hildreth's
Day , at Suff. corp. bds. at No. 27
Dean Benjamin, block-cutter, h. 7 Prince street
Dean Daniel H. draper & tailor, Cen.st. h. App. st.
4*
42 J.OVVELL DIRECTORY.
Dean Horace, at D. li. Dean's Central st.
Dean {John) & Short (Charles M.) dry goods, Mer.
St. opposite Trem. corp. bds. at Murray's
Dean John, boarding-house, Gorham st.
Dean Silas, housewright, h. rear of Lawrence st.
Dean Solomon, overseer at Middlesex corp. bds. at
West's
Dean Thomas, calico-printer, h. 20 Prince st.
Dean William H. bds. at Mansion house
Dearborn Charles, stageman, bds. at Amer. house
Dearborn Elizabeth R. dress-maker, Lowell st.
Dearborn Moses, laborer, h. Green st.
Dearborn Samuel O. printer at Observer office, bds.
at M. Dearborn's
Decatur Joshua, housewright, h. Lowell st.
Deraeritt Asa, mason, bds. at Tenney's Adams st.
Dempcey Mary, widow, h. Mer. sq. Mer. st.
Dennis James, machinist, h.24 Trem. blocks
Dennis Richard, overseer at App. machine-shop, h.
Jackson st.
Dennis Susan, wid. boarding-house, 7 Carp, blocks
Dennis Thomas, overseer at Carp, factory, bds. at
Mrs. Dennis'
Dennis , machinist, bds. at James Patterson's
Derby Jonathan, agent Lowell bleachery, bds. at J.
Swan's
Derny William, at factory, h. Green st.
Despeau Van Ransalior, cordwainer, bds. at Mrs.
Fuller's.
Devens John S. dyer, bds. at Mrs. S Sharpies', 10
Prince st.
Devoy Mary, widow, h. Fenwick st.
Dexter Alvin, at print-works, bds. at 50 Worthen st.
Dickerman John, machinist, bds. at 15 Dutton sq.
Dickinson Stephen, block-cutter, h. 21 Dutton st.
Didiot Nicholas, overseer at Middlesex corp. h.
Green st.
LOWELL DIRECTORY. 43
Didiot Nicholas Jr. at factories, bds. at N. Didiot's
Dickie Joseph, clerk at Duesbury's, Mer. st.
Diggles John, tailor at Hobbs'
Diggles Peter, calico-printer, h. Lowell st.
Dillingham Artemas, houseAvright, h. 5 Suffolk sq.
Dinsmoor Betsey, wid. boarding-house, Gor. st.
Dinsmoor John B. clerk at Wra. Davidson & Co.'s
Dinsmoor Maria, boarding-house, Suff. corp. 24
Race st.
Dinsmoor William A. housewright, bds. at B. Dins-
moor's
Disman Michael, at Mer. bleach-house, bds. EiJ^Mrs.
Sharpies
Divoll Lucy, millinery & dress-making, Hurd st.
Doane Elizabeth, widow, h. 28 Mer. st.
Doane Zenas, Green st. near Cen. st.
Dodge Alice, wid. boarding-house, 27 Law. corp.
Dodge Charles, painter, bds. at S. Hosmer's, Ad. st.
Dodge Charles, boarding-house, Adams st.
Dodge Ezekiel, housewright, h. 29 Trem. corp.
Dodge Francis L. (Armor fy D.) bds. at Mrs. Tur-
ner's, Jefferson st.
Dodge George, constable & town-crier, h. 6 Elliot
street
Dodge Hezek-iah, housewright, h. Lowell st.
Dodge Jacob, housewright, boards at Lester's, Jef-
ferson St.
Dodge Joseph, housewright, h. Pawtucket st. north
of Suff. Corp.
Dodge Thomas, housewright, h. 7 Lowell st.
Dodge William, housewright, h. 5 Suff. st. Law.
Corp.
Dodge William, bds. at Hardy's, Tyler st.
Doe Joseph M. [Mason ^ D.) boards at Mrs. Wyl-
lie's
Dolloff Jesse, laborer, boarding-house, App. st.
Donley Edward, Dyer, bds. at John McManner's
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44 LOWELL DIRECTORY.
Donn William, laborer, bds. at Mrs. Lepere's, Low-
ell St.
Donnahu John, laborer, h. Fenwick st.
Donnahu Thomas, tailor, Low. st. h. Lowell st.
Donnal Francis, cordwainer, bds. at Mrs. Durant's
Donnells Francis, clerk at 9 Merrimac st.
Donovan John, laborer, h. Lowell st.
Droity Patrick, mason, bds. at Quimby's, South st.
Doty Joseph L. cordwainer, bds. at B. Moore's
Doughty John, laborer, bds. at McManner's
Douglass Erastus, shuttle -maker, h. Lowell st.
Douglas Roswell, shuttle-maker, h. Jeff. st.
Dow Alvah, butcher, h. South st.
Dow John, machinist, bds. at Mrs. Clough's, Soutls
street
Dow William, clerk at S. B. Appleton & Co.'s
Dowling Michael, housewright, h. near soap-works,.
Chapel hill
Dowling Richard, housewright, bds. at D. Connell's
Dawney Hugh, overseer at dye-house, h. 12 Carp,
blocks
Downs Jonas, housewright, h. 10 Adams st.
Doyle Lawrence, laborer, bds. at Brown's, Low. st.
Doyle Michael, grocery, li. Fenwick street
Doyle Simon, stone-blaster, bds. at Judge's
Drake Jonattian, cordwainer, Jackson st. h. Belvidere
Drake Josiah, at O. M. Whipple's, bds. at L. Robin-
son's
Drew George K. cordwainer, h. Church street
Drew Jonas W. S. at Suff. corp. h. 17 Suff.
DriscoU Cornelius, bds. at Ford's, Suffolk st.
Driscoll Thomas, laborer, h. Fenwick st.
Drummond John, reed-maker, h. Cen. st. Chapel hill
Duag James, laborer, h. Fenwick st.
Ducker John, blue-dyer, h. Merrimac sq.
Ducklas John, bds. at Robert Ducklas'
Ducklas Robert,housewright, h. 8 Prince st.
LOWELL DIRECTORY. 45
Dudley Fisher, clerk at Shattuck's, bds. at Mrs.
Locke's
Dudley Willard, bar-keeper, Mansion house
Duesbury William, chemist & apothecary, Mer. cor.
Lewis St. h. Suffolk st.
Duff James, calico-printer, h. Fenwick st.
Duff Joanna, wid. h. rear of Mer. st. Mer. sq.
Dugdale James, overseer at Mer. factories h. 28
Prince street
Duian Thomas Col. bds. at Young's, near Catholic
Church
Dummer John, mill-wright, h. Lowell st.
Duncan William, clothes-cleaner, Lowell st. h. rear
Low. st.
Dunklee Hubbard H. clerk at J. J. Patch's, Cen. st.
Dunham Manasseh, at Mer. corp. bds. at 64 Worthen
street
Dunlap John, housewright, h. Law. st.
Dunlap J. housewright, bds. at Mrs. Banister's
Dunn Burney, bds. at 22 Carp, blocks
Dunn Mary, confectionary, Mer. st. opposite Trem.
Corp.
Durgan Charles C. machinist, bds. at J. W.Durgan's
Durgan E. S. bds. at Mrs. Moore's, Law. corp,
Durgan James W. at repair shop, h. Suffolk st.
Durgin Alvah, cabinet-maker, h. South st.
Durant Thomas, blacksmith, bds. at Upton's, Law. st.
Dutton Thayer, at machine-shop, bds. at B. Hill's
Dutton , stone-cutter, bds. at Mrs. Gage's, Cen.
street
Dwight , book-binder, at Sheple's, bds. at D.
Philbrick's Cen. st.
Dyar Albert, gilder. Chapel hill, h. Chapel st.
Dyar George W. furniture ware rooms, Cen. st. k
23 Mer. st. ,
Dyar Warren, crockery-ware, looking-glass and fur-.
niture ware-house, Cen. st. bds. at Am. house.
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EAGERLY ADDISON, yeoman, bds. at T. Ea-
gerly's
Eagerly Jonathan, laborer, h. Charles st.
Eastman Benjamin M. mason, bds. at Mrs. Turner's,
Jefferson st.
Eastman Edward, clerk at Tapley's, Church st.
Eastman Susan, boarding-house, 4 App. corp.
Eastman William, laborer, h. Lowell st.
Eaton Clarissa, dress-maker, Cen. st. bds. at 13. Hill's
Eaton Clarissa B. h. Cen. st. over Mansur & Reed's
Eaton Deborah, tailoress, bds. at B. Hill's
Eaton Forrest, overseer at Mer. corp. h. 16 Dutton
street
Eaton Moses F. school-master, high school, bds. at
J. Putney's, Tyler St.
Eaton Peter, variety store, LoAvell st. h. Low. st.
Eaton Thomas, laborer, bds. at Quimby's, South st.
Eaton , watchman, bds. at 24 SufF. corp.
Eclas Jonathan, h. rear of D. ConnelPs
Eddy Wilson, machinist, bds. at Joel Williams'
Edes Thomas, watchman, bds. at 49 Mer. corp.
EdlifFson John, watchman, h. 14 Lawrence corp.
Edson Albertus, blacksmith, h. Worthen st.
Edson Theodore Rev. h. Mer. st.
Edwards Richard, clothing-store, 54 Mer. st. h. Mer.
street
Edwards William, slater, bds. at Davis' 22 Law.
corp.
Elkins John, lather, bds. at B. Taylor's
Ellinwood Samuel F. tin-ware manufacturer, bds. at
Straws', Lowell st.
Elliot Ebenezer, teamster, h. Tyler st.
Elliot George P. housewright, h. 12 Adams st.
Elliot Hazen, h. 15 Merrimac st.
Elliot John, mason, bds. atMorey's, Gorham st.
Elliot John S. physician, office Cen. st. Ham. place,
bds. at West's, Suffolk st.
LOWELL DIRECTORY. 47
Elliot Joseph M. laborer, lids, at Thomas J. Elliot's
Elliot Samuel H. comb store, 42 Mer. st.
Elliot Thomas J. houseAvright, h. Lowell st.
Elliot William H. stageman, bds. at Am. house
Ellis Abram, blacksmith, bds. at Upton's
Ellis Benjamin, housewright, bds. at Goodwin's, 21
Law. Corp.
Ellis Simeon, at dye-house, h. 21 Carp, blocks
Elliston William, at Law. corp. bds. at M. Davis' 22
Law. corp.
Elmore Wm. H. clerk, bds. at 17 Mer. st.
Elmore F. W. H. clerk, bds. at 17 Mer. st.
Emerson Catharine, wid. at Adam Putnam's
Emerson Chauncey W. cellar, Cen. st. cor. Jackson
St. h. Middlesex st.
Emerson Greely, watchman at factory, h. 24 Web-
ster St.
Emerson Moses, hostler at Mclntire's stable, h. Cen.
street
Emerson Susan, wid. boarding-house, lOHam. st.
Emerson Solomon, machinist, bds. at Mrs. Reed's,
Ham. corp.
Emery Charles, bds. at Am . house
Emery C. house wright, bds. at T. J. Elliot's
Emery D. at Suff. factories, bds. at Bascom's
Emmett John, engraver, bds. at 28 Prince st.
England Michael, at Mer. factories, h. long block
Lowell St.
England Michael, color-mixer, h. 8 Prince st.
Enwright Michael, laborer, rear of Lowell st.
Evans Abram, blacksmith at J. G. Kittredge's
Evans Lot A. at Ham. corp. bds. at J. Hadley's
Evans William, harness-maker at J. Mixer's
Everett David, overseer at Trem. bds. at M. Har-
rington's
Everett S. overseer at Ham. corp. bds. at 28 Ham. st
Everett Thomas, overseer at Trem. corp. h. 32 Trem.
48 LOWELL DIRECTORY.
FAIRBANK ASA, machinist, h. Adams st. 2d brick
block
Fairfield Benjamin F. at B. Walker's
Farley Massilon, student at law with W. W. & E.
Fullers, bds. at Am. house
Farmer James, at dye-house, bds. at J. Smith's, Mid-
dlesex St.
Farmer Nathaniel, machinist, h. 13App. corp.
Farmer Simeon, yeoman, bds. at D. Coburn's 2nd
Farmiugton Isaac, clerk at Edwards' Mer. st.
Farnald Niel, laborer, h. Suff. sq.
Farnham Isaac, boarding-house, 8 Law. corp.
Farnum George, at Trem. factories, bds. at 9 Law.
corp.
Farnum. Livermore, at Mer. factories, bds. at Jew-
ett's. 60 Mer. corp.
Farnsworth Thomas S. painter, bds. at Mrs. Law-
rence's
Farnsworlh , at Law. corp. bds. at 21 Law. corp
Farnsworth , painter, bds. at 21 Law. corp.
Farr Asa, cordwainer, Cen. st. h. App. st.
Farr George, bds. at Paul Holt's
Farrar Cyrus, (Chambers &c.F.) h. near Hale's mills
Farrar Franklin, machinist, h. 8 Dutton st.
Farrar Jacob, painter, bds. at Rev. J. Barnaby's
Farrar Matilda, wid. boarding-house, 31 Worthen
St. Mer. corp.
Farreil Edward, laborer, h. Gorham st.
Farrill Henry, laborer, h. Mer. st. Cottage buildings
Farrill John, laborer, h. Suff. st.
Farrill Robert, laborer, h. Fenwick st.
Farrington Daniel, houseAvright, h. on West Chelms-
ford road
Farris Henry, at Mer. factories, bds. at 53 Mer.
corp.
Farris John K. butcher, {Spalding S,- F.) h. Liberty
street
LOWELL DlREC'iORY. 49
Farwell Charles, machinist, bds. at 5 Dutton st.
Farwell Joseph, h. 5 Suffolk sq.
Farwell William A. stageraan, bds. at Am. house
Favor John, v/atchman at Law. corp. h. Suff. sq.
Fa}' Albert, bread-carrier at Pierce & Co.'s
Fay Dennis, confectioner, h. Mer. st.
Fay Michael, bds. at Sullivan's, Fenwick st.
Fay Robert C. clerk at Whidden & Russell's
Fay Samuel, bds. at Dennis Fay's, Mer. st.
Fay Willard, bar-room, Mer. st. cottage buildings
Fellows J. W. & J. K. watches & jewelry, 16 Mer.
street
Fenno James, watch-maker, Mer. st. h. Jeif. st.
Ferrin Alvah, laborer, bds. at Ladd's, Cen. st.
Field Abigail, boarding-house, 18 Appleton corp.
Field Haaiilton, at Suff. corp. bds. at C. Knapp's
Field James, at Mer. fact, yard, bds. at 14 Prince st.
Field Joseph, boarding-house, 18 Appleton corp.
Field Samuel B. at Ham. fact. bds. at wid. S. Field's
Field Sarab, wid. boarding-house, 23 Ham. corp.
Field William, housewright, bds. at Benj. Moore's
Fielding Maurice, laborer, h. Fenwick st.
Fielding Stephen K. overseer at Middlesex corp. h.
Church St.
Fields Smith E. teamster, bds. at 4 Prince st.
Fields , stageman, bds. at Jackman's, Chap, hill
Fife Nathan H. housewright, bds. at Mrs. Corlis'
Fifield Abner, housewright, bds. at Betsey Bean's
Fifield Abraham, housewright, h. Elm st.
Fifield Calvin S. house & sign painter. Middle st.
Fifield Edward, housewright, h. Chap. st. Chap, hill
Fifield Elijah B. stone-layer, h. Central st.
Fifield Joseph, W. I. goods, Mer. square, bds. at Dr.
Barnes', Lewis st.
Fifield Peter, laborer, bds, at French's
Fifield Sanborn, clerk at J. Fifield's, Mer. sq.
Finley Peter, stone-blaster, h. Law. st.
50 T.OWELL DIRECTORV.
Fislier Abiel, housewriglit, bds. at S. Young's
Fisher Albigence W. machinist, h. 22 Button sq.
Fisher Cliristopher, oyster-cellar, Worthen st.
Fisher David P. dyer at Middlesex corp. bds. at D.
Coburn's 2nd
Fisher John, edge-tool-maker, Massaic falls, house
Lawrence st.
Fish Warren, house wright, h. 14 Law. corp.
Fiske Abel, cloth-baler at Suffolk factories
Fiske Levi, weaver at Mer. fact. h. 22 Button st.
Fisk Lewis, overseer at Merrimac corp. house 37
Worthen st.
Fisk Sewall, machinist, h. 10 Lowell st.
Fisk Thomas J. housewright, bds. at 22 Worthen st.
Fisk , stageman, bds. at A^merican House
Fitts Isaac N. housewriglit, h. Lowell stroet, oppo-
site new brick school-house
Fitts Jesse R. housewright, bds. at J. L. Fitts'
Fitts John L. housewright, house Lowell street,
opposite new brick school-house
Fitts Nathan, bds. at Nehemiah Brown's, Lowell st.
Fitzgerald Patrick, laborer, bds. at George Barnes'
Fitzpatrick Nicholas, dyer, h. Lowell st.
Fitzpatrick Thomas, h. back of soap works, Law. st.
Fitzsimmonds Bryan, laborer, li. Lowell st.
Flagg Daniel Jr. cordwainer, h. Moors st.
Flagg , cordwainer, h. Moors st.
Flanders Jason, at A. L. Brooks', bds. at Bennett's
Flanders John L. with George P. Elliot
Flanders Phanuel, butcher, h. on Boston road
Flanders Walker, bds. at T. J. Elliots', Low. st.
Fletcher Calvin, blacksmith. Low. st. h. Low. st.
Fletcher Bix, housewright, bds. at Atherton's
Fletcher (Henry) & Currier (James) tallow-chand-
lers. Chapel hill
Fletcher John S. housewright, boards at Artemu.-s
Bedlow's
LOWELL DIRECTORY. 51
Fletcher John W. watchman, bds. at 6 Law. corp.
Fletcher Mary, wid. boarding-house, "H. Button st.
Fletcher Phebe, widow of William, h. west Chelms-
ford road
Fletcher Seneca, painter at Lewis Mclntire's
Fletcher Stephen H. machinist, h. between Suffolk
& Fenwick sts.
Fletcher William, b. on old Chelmsford road
Fletcher Zacheus Col. W. L goods. Central street,
Chapel hill
Fletcher , overseer, at Carpet factory, boards at
P. Lawson's
Fling Timothy, laborer, h. School st.
Flinn John, cordwainer, h. Lowell st.
Flint Charles, at factory, h. 3 x\ppleton corp,
Flint Oliver W. overseer atSuff. corp. h.31 Race st.
Flint (Thomas) & Hutchinson {Benjamin) hard-
ware & clothes, Cent. st. h. 32 Mer. st.
Flyn John, cordwainer, Lowell st.
Fogg Seth, machinist, bds. at Bulah Wilson's
Follensbee John, housewright, bds. at N. Upham's
Follet Joseph, painter, h. Merrimac st.
Folsom (Frederic) &l Pi.irdy [Edward C.) W. L
goods, Central and Gorham sts. h. Charles st.
Folsom Ira N. at Johnson's cellar, bds. S. Folsom's
Folsom John & Co. stone-cutters, cor. Central &
Mer. sts. bds. at Dolloff 's, App. st.
Folsom Samuel, lumber-wharf, near brewery, h.
Middlesex st.
Foot James L. tin-plate & sheet-iron ware manu-
factory, Mer. sq. h. Lowell st.
Foster Abram, teamster, h. Chapel hill
Foster George, butcher, h. Chapel hill
Foster James H. mason, bds. at Sophia Shed's
Ford Deborah, h. Merrimac st.
Ford Elisha, Capt. superintendent of guard locks,
bds. at Deborah Ford's
52 LOWELL DIRECTORY.
P'ord Frederick, blacksmith, boards at Mary Wel-
lington's
Ford Heman, at App. fact. bds. at Mrs. Thomas'
Ford Isaac, watchman, bds. at 5 Trcm. corp. •
Ford John, at Mer. corp. bds. at 30 Tremont corp.
Ford Joseph G. mason, bds. at S. Cole's, Wor. st.
Ford Joseph H. at print-yard, bds. at 4 Prince st.
Ford Nathan, housewright, bds. at H. Richardson's
Ford Timothy, laborer, h. Fenwick st.
Ford-Timothy, laborer, h. Suffolk st.
Ford William, blacksmith, bds- at J. Sargent's
Fowler Ann, washing & ironing, h. Central st.
Fowler Richard, painter and dealer in paints, Hurd
St. h. Green st.
Fowler William, carpet- we aver, h. Fenwick st.
Fox Charles J. student at law, with Isaac O. Barnes'
Fox Eldad, at Carp. fact. bds. at Douglas', Low.st.
Fox Jesse, physician, h. Hurd st.
Fox Milo, at Ham. bleach-house, bds. at No. 15
Fox , at Suff. Corp. bds. at 31 Suffolk corp.
Francom Charles, mason, h. Middle st.
Franklin William B. machinist, bds. at 10 Dutton st.
Freeman Enoch W. Rev. boards at Mrs. Butler's
Charles street
Freme George, bds. at Sam'l Gibby's, Fenwick st.
French Amos, bds. at J. B. French's
French Catharine E. wid. boarding-house, App. st.
French Charles, teamster, bds. at Betsey Morrill's
French Cyril, machinist, h. Chapel st.
French George, teamster, bds. at George Dodge's
French Josiah B. Central st. Union buildings
French Luther, livery-stable, Green street, bds. at
French & Hersey's
French Martin, mason, bds. at David Clark's
French Sarah, boarding-house, 13 Gove st. Suft. corp.
French Stephen, at powder-mills, h. Law. st.
French Sumner, blacksmith, h. Church st.
LOWELL DIRECTORY. 53
French (Hiram) & Hersey (Walter) victualing cel-
lar, cor. Central & Green st.
French , watchman, bds. at 22 Lawrence Corp.
Friend Israel, boots & shoes, 27 Merrimac st.
Frost Charles B. at T. J. Elliot's, Lowell st.
Frost Cyrus, housewright, h. South st.
Frost Leonard, shoe-store, Cen. cor. Gorham sts.
Frost Liberty, overseer, bds. at 37 Mer. corp.
Frye George, mason, bds. at S. Bean's, Lewis st.
Frye Ira, h. Gorham street, near grove
Frye Joseph, teamster, bds. at Straw's, Lowell st.
Frye (Timothy) &l Abbot (Ziha) W. I. goods, town-
house, h. Central st. Chapel hill
Frye Timothy, teamster, bds. at Osgood Dane's
Fuller Aaron, baker at Scripture & Wilson's, house
Chapel St.
Fuller Daniel, at machine-shop, bds. at Berry's
Fuller Elisha, ( JV. W. S,- E. Fuller) counsellor at
law, Cen. st. h. bank block, Mer. st.
Fuller John H. shoes, Lewis st. bds. at Tenney's
Adams st.
Fuller Sally, wid. boarding house, 18 Suff. corp.
Fuller Samuel, mason, bds. at E. Metcalf's, SufF. sq.
Fuller Waitstill, wid. boarding-house, Lewis st.
Fuller William W. counsellor & attorney at law,
Ham. buildings, Cen. st. bds. at Mrs. Wvllie's
Fullick J. A. slater, h. Suffolk st.
Fulton Hugh, weaver, bds. at 22 Carpet blocks
Furbush Jonathan, at Suff. factories, bds. at 9 Law.
corp.
GAGE BENJAMIN H. dry goods, Mer. st. oppo-
site Suff. corp. h. Mer. sq.
Gage Benjamin, stone-cutter, (Folsom &f Co.) bds.
Joanna Gasre's
54 LOWEIJ, DIRECTORY.
Gage David, mill-wright, bds. at B. Hamlet's, Law.
street
Gage Horace, wheelwright at Joel Jenkins' Mer. st.
Gage Joanna, boarding-house, Cen. st.
Gage Jonathan F. machinist, bds. Joanna Gage's
Gage William H. housewright, bds. at J. Bennett's
Gale John, yeoman, at Avery Marshall's
Gale Stephen M. Iron & steel store, 6 Lowell st.
bds. at Am. house
Gallahur Barnard, h. Lowell st.
Galvin John, bds. at D. Connell's
Gannon John, bar-room, Mer. sq.
Garland James, clerk at O. L. Allen's, bds. at Met-
calf's
Garland Nathaniel, machinist, h. 31 Trem. corp.
Garfany Patrick, laborer, h.on Old Chelmsford roatl
Garhty Bartholomew, at dye-house, h. rear Law. st.
Gates Arteraas, teamster at Col. Fletcher's, h. rear
Lawrence st.
Gates Elihu, machinist, h. G Dutton st.
Gates Emeline, dress-maker &. milliner, Gor. st.
Gove's building
Gates , watchman, bds. at John L. Tripp's
Geer Enoch W. at Isaac Monroe's, Cen. st.
George Henry H. housewright at Dummer's, h. in
Dracut
George Lemuel H. housewright, h. 22 App. corp.
George Nathaniel, machinist, h. betv>^een Suff. &
Fenwick sts.
George Paul R. dry goods & clothing, Mer. st.
George Rufus, housewright. bds. at wid. L. Ken-
dall's
Gerry John, at print-works, JNIer. corp. bds. at Ladd's
12 Prince street
Gerrish Nathaniel, mason, bds. at Catharine Parker's
Getchell Josiah, at Carpet factory, bds. at 6 Carp.
blocks
Lowell directory. 55
Gibby Samuel, print-cutter, h. Fenwick st.
Gibson Jacob, at Mer. fact. bds. at 46 Mer. corp.
Gibson James, at Middlesex corp. h. Church st.
Gibson Patience, Mrs. boarding-house, 16 App.
corp.
Gilbert Joseph, housewright, bds. at Samuel Fol-
som's
Gill John, overseer at Ham. corp. bds. at Mrs. Rider's
Gillett (Fanny) & Platts (Mehitabk) tailoring, Mer-
rimac st.
Gillis Henry C. clerk at Jacob Robbins', Cen. st.
Gillis Mark, overseer at Ham. corp. h. Ham. st.
Gilman Albert S. books & stationary, Mer. sq. bds.
at Mrs. Young's, Suffolk sq.
Gilman Alfred, printer, 35 Merrimac st. h. Gorham
St. Emerson place
Gilman Christopher G. housewright, boards at B.
Moore's Cen. st.
Gilman George W. bar-keeper at Washington hotel
Gilman J. W. B. clerk at sheriff's office, bds. at Man-
sion house
Gilman Joseph, mason, bds. at E. Metcalf's, Low. st.
Gilman Mark S. pay-master at Ham. corp. bds. at
No. 11
Gilman Tristram C. housewright, bds. at Benj. Wild's
Gilson Peter Jr. laborer, bds. at 21 App. corp.
Gilson Robert D. h. 21 App. corp.
Gilson Samuel P. bds. at Whitney's, 21 Jackson st.
Glazier Zenas, wool-sorter, bds. at Mrs. Kendal's,
Warren st.
Gleason Hale C. wool-stapler, h. George st.
Glidden Elisha, counsellor at law, office Cen. st. R.
R. Bank, h. cor. of Tyler & Law. sts.
Glidden Emery, bds. at Clement's, Chapel st.
Goddard Samuel B. machinist, 13 Law. corp.
Golden Barnard, at bleach-house, h. Cen. st.
Goodell Asa, at factory, bds. at Paul Holt's
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56 LOWELL DIRECTORY.
Goodhue Jason, at Ham. fact. bds. at J. Hadley's
Goodhues (Stephen &f Thomas) & Haywood (J^. P.)
carpet- warehouse, cor. Cen. and Middle sts.
boards 8 Lowell st.
Goodwin Hannah, boarding-house, 21 Law. corp.
Goodnough Peter, at Blanchard's, Mansion house
Goodspeed Calvin, overseer at Law. Company yard,
bds. at J. Carr's
Goodwin Jacob, physician, 21 Law. corp.
Goodwin John B. assistant agent Law. Manufactu-
ring Company, bds. at Merrimac house
Goodwin Nathaniel, accountant Mer. Man. Co. bds.
at Tyler's, Cen. st.
Gordon Charles, physician, ofSce, brick block, west
of Merrimac house
Gordon John, laborer, h. Lowell st.
Gordon Samuel F. boarding-house, Appleton st.
Gordon Smiley, clock-case maker, Central st.
Gordon William, at Lowell bleachery, h. cor. Cen.
and Chapel sts.
Gotham Henry, housewright, bds. at 5Trem. corp.
Gould David, painter, bds. at Sally Young's
Gould Mary, wid. of Benjamin G. h. South st.
Gould , painter at Fowler's, bds. at Mrs. Lock's
Gove David, machinist, h. Gorham st.
Gove Eliza, dress-maker, Suff.sq. bds. at Dr. Barnes'
Gove Hannah, widow, boarding-house, 13 App. corp.
Gowdy Thomas, laborer, h. near Hale's mills
Goell Alvin C. victualing-cellar, 5 Lowell st.
Grant Elisha, laborer, bds. at M. Davis' Law. corp.
Grant Philip B. merchant tailor, Cen. cor. Warren st .
Graves John W. physician, 7 Hurd st.
Graves (Jonathan V.) & Cavis (John) W. I. goods,
Church cor. Law. st.
Graves William, physician, 7 Hurd st.
Gray Alanson, at Caleb Crosby's, South st.
Gray Ira, dyer, bds. at Mary Crosby's, Cen. st.
LOWELL DIRECTORY. 57
Gray William C. teamster, h. Cen. st. Chapel hill
Graham Reuben, machinist, bds. at 64 Mer. corp.
Greeley Elbridge, stone-layer, bds. at Barney's App.
• street
Greely Moses T. at Mer. Company's yard, bds. at 61
Mer. Corp.
Green Amos, machinist, h. 49 Worthen st.
Green Benj. machinist, h. 9 Button st. Swamp locks
Green Charles, shoe-store, Mer. st. h. JNTer. st.
Greene Charlotte, tailoress, App. cor. South st.
Green Columbus, at fiict. bds. at Hiram Parker's
Green Dennison, overseer at Law. corp. bds. at 12
Law. Corp.
Green George Gen. painter, bds. at Straw's, Low.st.
Green John O. physician, office Adams st. h. Mer. st.
Green Peggy, h. Lowell st.
Green , teamster, at J. Tapley's, bds. at Mrs.
Johnson's
Greenleal Ann, tailoress, h. 30 Ham. st.
Greenleaf Daniel G. trunk-maker, Cen. st.
Gregg Charles, blacksmith, h. Church st.
Gregg David, at Middlesex corp. bds. at D. Coburn's
Gregg Elizabeth, h. rear of App. street
Gregory Uriah G. at factory, bds. at 4 Ham. corp.
Gregory William, at Law. fact. bds. at No. 22
Gregory William C. engraver, h. 54 Mer. corp.
Griffin Joseph, stone-cutter, h. near guard locks
Griffin Michael, h. Mer. square
Griffin Patrick, at Lowell bleachery, bds. at Mrs.
Murray's
Grimes John, at dye-house, h. Lowell st.
Grimshaw Thomas, block-printer, bds. at Metcalf s
Griswold Albert, machinist, h. Jefferson st.
Grosvenor Abel, laborer, h. Green st.
Guild Benjamin, laborer, h. Chapel st. Chapel hill
Guild Betsey, widow, boarding-house, 58 Mer. corp.
Guppy Samuel, mason, bds. at Mrs Bean's, Lewis st.
58 LOWELL DIRECTORY.
HACKETT JOHN S. Mer. fact. bds. at 22 Law.
Hadley E. at Ham. fact. bds. at 4 Elliot st.
Hadley John, baker, h. Cen. st;Chap. hill
Hadley Judith, v/id. boarding-house, 4 Ham. corp.
Hagar Elisha, overseer at Trem, corp. h. 26 Trcm.
Hagget Allen, stage agent, bds. at Am. house
Haggot Christopher, bds. at American house
Hagget , mason, bds. at B. Wild's
Haines Joseph, at factory, bds. at 8 App. corp.
Hakins George, mason, bds. at D. Steven's Suff. sq.
Hale Bernice & } millers, on Boston road, h. Boston
Hale Perley, ^ road
Hale David, at Ham. counting-room, bds. at J. Had-
ley's
Hale George, at Law. corp. h. No. 9
Hale John, at Carpet factory, bds. at Betsey Morrill's
Hale Joshua, clerk at Edwin Blanchard's
Hale Mehitable, wid. boarding-house, 1 Button st.
Hale Theodore P. (IngaUs ^^H.) bds. at Mrs. Wyllie's
Hale William, at Ham. fact, bds at C. Avery's
Hall Alanson. at factories, bds. at Mrs. J. Hadley's
Hall^45a;&'Nute [Andrew T.) W. L goods, 40
Mer. St. h. Elm st:
Hall Christopher, at factory, bds. at Samuel Coburn'a
Hall Edward, laborer, h. near brewery
Hall Enoch, blacksmith, bds. at Lydia Kendall's
Hall John C. housewright, h. Lawrence st.
Hall Merritt, oyster-shop, Lowell st. h. Adams st.
Hall Pelatiah F. painter, Cen. st. h. Law. st.
Hall -. , tin-dealer, bds. at B. Hill's Cen. st.
Hall , at Law. fact. bds. at 22
Hamblett Benjamin, millwright, h. near powder mills
Hamblett Carmi, mason, bds. at Mrs. Atwood's, Low.
street
Hamblett Charles, brick-layer, bds. at 8 Adams st.
Hamblett Eliza, dress-maker, Central st. Crosby's
buildinsr
LOWELL DIRECTORY. 59
Hamblett George, blacksmith, bds. at Harvey's Cen.
street
Hamblett Osmi, mason, bds. at Mrs. Atwood's
Hammon Jonathan, mason, bds. at Mrs. Straw's
Low. St.
Hammond Thomas J. machinist, h. Jefferson st.
Hammond , stone-mason, bds. at Mrs. Straw's
Hand George W. at soap-works, bds. at J. Pearson's
Gorham st.
Plancock Wm. W. housewright, bds. at 11 Hurd st.
Hanscom S. R. schoolmaster, bds. at 7 Hurd st.
Hanson James, Law. corp. bds. at No. 24
Hanson Harriet, wid. boarding-house, 5 Trem. corp.
Hapgood Ephraim, housewright, bds. at Barry's, Ap-
pleton St.
Harding James H. at Middlesex corp. h. Lawrence
street
Hardman , block-printer, bds. at Metcalf s
Hardy Daniel, watchman, h. 36 Jackson st.
Hardy Darius, watchman at Mer. corp. bds. at 27
Hardy James S. watchman, h. 2 Appleton corp.
Hardy Leonard, at factory, bds. at S. S. Straw's
Hardy P. overseer at Suffolk corp. h. No. 14
Hardy Timothy, teamster at Ham. corp. h. Green st.
Hardy , housewright, bds. at Churchill's Cen-
tral street
Hargraves William, machinist, h. rear of Cen, st.
Harrington Hannah, boarding-house, Trem. corp.
Harrington Phineas, mason, boards at 27 Suffolk
corp.
Harris James, watchman, bds. at 4 Carpet blocks
Harris Leonard, at Suffolk corp. bds. at No. 25
Harris Peter, boarding-house, 8 Suff. sq.
Harris Warren, painter, bds. at 21 Law. corp.
Harris William, boatman, h. rear of Law. st.
Hart David, yeoman, h. on old Chelmsford road
Hart Figet, ship-carpenter, bds. at Joel Jenkins'
00 LOWELL DIRECTORY.
Hartley Mary, wid. of Cornelius, h. on old Chelms-
ford road
Hartley William, engraver, h. Charles st.
Hartshorn Edward, baker, at Scripture & Wilson's
Hartshorn H. bds. at Dean's, Gorham st.
Hartshorn , clerk at Samuel L. Wilkins'
Hartwell George, at Pierce & Co.'s bakery
Hartwell Nathaniel, mason, h. Adams st.
Hartwell Susan, boarding-house, 7 Law. corp.
Hartwell , housewright, boards at H. Parker's,
South St.
Harvey Albert, at App. fact. bds. at G. Dodge's
Harvey Joseph, blacksmith, bds. at 61 Mer. corp.
Harvey Samuel, blacksmith, Cen. st. Chapel hill
Harvey Stephen, at Carp, factory, bds. at Betsey
^Iorrill's
Harvey William, at Capt. Benjamin Butterfield's
Harwood John, machinist, h. ]3 Elliot st. Ham. corp.
Harwood John, at Benjamin Walker's
Harwood William D. overseer at reed shop, bds. 15
Dutton St.
Haskell Elias, Mer. fact. bds. at No. 60
Haskell Jacob, silk-store, Cen. cor. Ham. st. h. Cen.
street
Haskell Mary-Ann, dress-m.aking, No. 6 Suff. sq.
Haskell Rebecca, boarding house, ]9 Law. corp.
Haskell Sarah, widow, h. Jefferson st.
Hassett Patrick, at dye-house, "boards at Timmin's
Bowditch street
Hastings Charles, overseer at Suffolk corp. h. No. 16
Hastings H. W., W. I. goods, town-house, bds. at
Lowell Hotel
Hastings Theodore L. overseer at Suffolk corp. I>.
No. 22
Hatch H., accountant at Law. Man. Co. h. High st.
Belvidere
Hatch William W. at factory, h. 45 Bowditch st.
LOWELL DIRECTORY. 61
Haven James, at Chase & Carter's, Liberty st.
Haven Samuel F. attorney at law, office Rail-road
bank buildings, Cen. st. h. Lewis st.
Haviland Patrick, clerk at Murray's, Mer. sq.
Hay , machinist, bds. at Betsey Morrill's
Hayres Asahel, watchman, bds. at 49 Mer. corp.
Hayes Dexter, teamster at Cram's, Low. st.
Haynes Gilbert, machinist, h. 11 Law. corp.
Haynes Henry, at Jonathan Knowles'
Haynes James M. at saw-mill, bds. at 10 Button st.
Hays William, at repair-shop, bds. at 27 Mer. corp.
Hayward Charles L. clerk at Rail Road bunk, bds.
at Mrs. H. Whipple's
Hayward Nancy, boarding-house, 25 Ham. corp.
Hayward N. P. [Goodhue ^ H.)
Hayward William P. clerk, bds. at Patterson's, Ad-
ams street
Hazelton Asa, bds. at Peter Eaton's
Hazelton Joel, mason, bds. at O. Pingrey's
Hazelton , watchman, bds. at 24 Suffolk corp.
Hazen Reuben N. bobbin-turner, bds. at Dolloff 's,
Appleton St.
Heald Lucy, dress-maker, Mer. st. cottage buildings
Heald Martin, mason, bds. at Mrs. Patterson's, Cen.
street
Heald Sarah, [Loving ^- H.)
Healy David, overseer at print-works, h. 25 Prince
street
Healy Nathaniel, school-master, bds. atwid. Smith's,
Lowell St.
Hearsey Francis, at H. Pierce & Co.'s
Hearsy John A. overseer at Law. corp. h. No. 24
Heath, Albert, housewright, bds. at Mrs. Banister's
Heath Ira, stone-layer, bds. at Cyrus Barney's
Heath Sargent, at Ham. fac. bds. at Sarah Field's
Heath , at App. factories, bds. at Geo. Dodge's
Hector Thomas, at Van Vronker's
62 LOWELL DIRECTORY.
Hedge Elizabeth, h. 8 Lowell street
Hedrick George, military & standard painting, Con.
St. bds. at Damon's, Belvidere
Hempstead James, overseer at Middlesex corp. bds.
at Mrs. March's
Henderson Howard, hostler at Washington hotel
Herbert Mary, milliner & dress-maker, Gor. st.
Herrick Amos, machinist, bds. at J. DollofF's, App.
street
Herrick Barrett E. mason, bds. at Tenney's, Adams
street
Herrick Edward B. housewright, h. Cen. st. Chapel
hill
Herrick Mary, milliner & dress-maker. Central st.
Herriman Arthur L, hostler at Am, house
Herron D. slater, bds. at Cram's, 11 Adams st.
Hersey Hiram, (French ^/ H.)
Heaselton Hannah, wid. boarding-house, 61 Wor-
then St.
Hewett Richard, housewright, h. Jefferson st.
Hey dock (William T.) & Olcott [Edivard R.) At-
tornies & Counsellors, Cen. st.h. Gor st.
Hickman James, machinist, h. 3 Elliot st.
Hildreth Asa, overseer, at Mer. corp. h. No. 14
Hildreth Benjamin C. at Lowell bleachery, bds. at
Mrs. Corliss'
Hildreth Betsey P. boarding-house, Cen. st.
Hildreth Horace, printer, bds. atT. Jameson's, Mer.
square
Hill Abigail, wid. boarding-house. Middle st.
Hill Bradbury, stone-blaster, h. Cen. sf
Hill Bradstreet, housewright. h. Gorham st.
Hill David, overseer at Mer. corp. h. 23 Button st.
Hill Granville, at machine-shop, bds. at D. Stevens'
Hill James, confectioner at Wright's, Cen. st.
Hill James C. at Ham. fac. bds. at B. Hill's, Gor. st.
Hill Job, machinist, bds. at 5 Button st. Sv/amp I'ks
LOWELL DIRECTORY, (53
Hill John, watchman atMer. corp. bds. at No. 41
Hill Lawrence, blacksmith, h. back soap-works
Hill Loruhamah, wid. boarding-house, 41 Worthen
street
Hill Nathaniel, overseer of watchmen, h. 26 Prince
street
Hill Paul, machinist, bds. at 41 Mer. corp.
Hill Paul, housewright, h. rear Suffolk st.
Hill Rebecca, dress-maker & tailoress, Cen. st.
Hill Samuel W. housewright, bds. at B. Hill's
Hill Sarah, wid. boarding-house, Gor. st.
Hill Simon, at powder-mills, bds. at J. Philbrick's
Hilliard Francis, attorney, office Crosby's building,
Cen. St. h. Cen. st. Chapel hill
Hilliard Thomas, bds. at Mr. Dermot's
Hilliard William Jr. attorney at law, ofRce Crosby's
building, bds. at JNIer. house
Hills Benjamin B. housewright, h. bank Concord
river
Hills George W. housewright, h. Green street
Hills Prudence, dress-maker, Mer. st. bds. at Weld
Spalding's
Hills Reuben, school-master, at high school, h. Mid-
dlesex st.
Hills Silas, at Pawtucket saw-mills
Hines Jesse, housewright, bds. at Reuben Hills'
Hines Thomas, hat-store, 6 Mer. st. bds. at Ameri-
can house
Hixon EliasH. victualing-cellar, Lowell, cor. Wor-
then st.h. Lowell St.
Hoag Jonathan, at App. fac. bds. at Philbrick's
Hoag Nathan, at Ham. fac. h. 2 Jackson st.
Hoag Samuel, cordwainer, h. Cen. st.
Hoag Uriah, at App. fac. h. Hurd st.
Hoar Silas, bds. at Nathaniel Wright's
Hobbs Francis, woollen draper, Loav\ st. h. Middle-
sex village '
64 LOWELL DIRECTORY.
Robert , bds. at Davis', Law. corp.
Hobson Henry, calico-printer, h. Charles st.
Hodgden Stephen, boarding-house, 7 SufF. st. Law.
Corp.
Hodgkin Stephen, housewright, bds. at J. Under-
wood's
Hodgman Daniel, clothing, &c. Central street, bds.
at Mrs. Labart's
Hodgman Ebenezer, laborer, h. Gorham st.
Hodgman Ephraim, teamster, h. Chapel st.
Hodgman Sarah, Avid. h. near Massaic falls
Hodgman Sarah, tailoress at D. Hodgman's
Hodgman Solomon, teamster at J. "^apley's
Hodgman Benjamin, housewright, boards at Mrs.
Patterson's
Hodsden John, housewright, h. rear of Lowell st.
Holbrook Abram S. at Trera. corp. bds. at No. 26
Holden Artemas, cooper, Mer. st. h. Mer. st.
Holden Isaac, Central st. h. Belvider&'
Holden Richard, calico-printer, house near Catholic
Church
Holland Adeline, boarding-house, 20 Trem. corp.
Holland John W. overseer, at Mer. corp. h. No. 35
Holly Eliza W. milliner & dress-maker, Gorham st.
Holmes [David) & Barnes (Thomas) whip manu-
factory, h. 9 Lowell St.
Holmes Ezra T. machinist, bds. at wid. Thomas'
Holmes George, rug-weaver, bds. at 22 Carp, block
Holmes Oliver, housewright, bds. at Cram's, No. 11
Adams st.
Holmes Oliver A. housewright, boards at Hiram
Parker's
Holt Adam C. bobbin-turner, bds. at H. Richardson's
Holt Benjamin, M^ood-sawyer, h. Lowell st.
Holt Daniel, bds. at Brown's, Lowell st. Stone's
building
Holt Ebenezer, housewright, bds. at P. Eaton's.
LOWELL DIRECTORY. 65
Holt Edmund, wool-sorter, h. Cen. st. Chapel hill
Holt John, stagernan,bds. at American house
Holt Joseph S. clerk at Suffolk corp. bds. at 64 Mer.
Holt Oliver, painter at L. Mclntire's
Holt Paul, at say/-mills, house 64 Wortlien street,
Merrimac corp.
Homans Sarah, boarding-house, 20 Race street,
La"U'rence corp.
Homer John F. clerk, bds. at Dr. E. B. Barnes'
Honey William, at factory, h. Lowell street, Ma-
goon's buildings
Hood David G. turner, bds. at Mrs. Hadley's
Hood John A. at Ham. fact. bds. at Mrs. Hadley's
Hood Joseph E. at Journal Office
Hook Isaac W. watchman, bds. at Betsey Morrill's
Hooker Libert}', housewright, h. Tyler st.
Hope Robert, dyer at print-works, h. 18 Prince st.
Hopkins James, overseer at Lawrence corp.
Hopkinson Thomas, [Laivrence &f H.) boards at
Merrimac house
Hoppin Nicholas, school-master, boards at Rev. T.
Edson's
Hoppins James, overseer at Lawrence corp. house
27 Lawrence corp.
Hoppins , machinist, boards at No. 10 Dutton
St. Swamp locks
Horn Eliphalet, clock-maker, rear of Central st. h.
Balvidere
Horn Jane, tailoress & dress-maker, Church st.
Horn Martin N. bds. at Otis Allen's, Central st.
Horn M. A. housewright, bds. at 27 Suff. corp.
Horn [Samuel) & Allen (Otis) soap-boiler-s, Cen. st.
Horn -, machinist, bds. at 5 Tremont corp.
Horton Francis, ship-carpenter, bds. at Joel Jenkins*
Horton Robert, designer, h. Central st. Chapel hill
Hosmer Abiel, reed-maker, at Massaic falls, bds. at
Fuller's, Chapel hill
6G LOWELL DIRECTORY.
Ilosmer Stephen, painter, h. Adams st.
Hosey Walter, carpet-weaver, h. 20 Carp, blocks
Houghton Alvin, watchman, bds. at wid. Crosby's
Houston Adam, hostler at American house
Houston Albert, at factory, bds. at J 8 App. corp.
Hovey Charles, clerk at George H. Carlton's
Howard Horace, housewright, bds. at Simon Adams'
Howard Joshua, laborer, h. 18 Tremont corp.
Howard Samuel, rnason, bds. at Mrs. Banister's
Howe Abram, machinist, h. 13 Elliot st. Ham. corp.
Howe David, yeoman at O. M. Whipple's
Howe George, at Marston's cellar
Howe Henry P. clerk at J. W. Russell's, l)oards at
R. Banister's
Howe Joseph, yeoman at O. M. Whipple's
Howe Lambert, painter, Mer. st. h. Chapel hill
Hoy Samuel, laborer, h. rear of cottage buildings,
Suffolk square
Hoyt George H. at Suff. fact. bds. at 10 Suff. corp.
Hoyt Jacob, machinist, boards at Mrs. Webster's,
Appleton st.
Hoyt Moses, at Lowell wine-cellar, boards at J.
Turner's
Hoyt Susan E. wid. boarding-house, 22 Trem. corp.
Hoyt Timothy, wood-sawyer, bds. at Mrs. Stetson's,
Central st.
Hubbard Charles, physician & surgeon, h. Green st.
Hubbard Hiram, at Suffolk corp. boards at Sally
Young's
Hubbard Joseph S. clerk at Atkinson's
Hubbard Joshua, druggist & apothecary, 37 Mer. st.
h. Belvidere
Huff Miles, cordwainer, bds. at Farr's App. st.
Hughes Benjamin, machinist, bds. at L. Mclntire's
Hughes Charles, at Rufus Paul's Worthen st.
Hughes Humphrey, overseer at Low. fac. h. 2 Car-
pet blocks
LOWELL DIRECTORY. 67
Hughes Owen, laborer, h. rear of Lowell st.
Hughes Peter, laborer, h. Fenwick st.
Hull Amos, keeper of Lowell Alms house
Hulmes Thomas, at print-yard, bds. at 27 Mer. Corp.
HunnevvellJames, h. Fenwick st.
Hunt Ambrose S. bds. at 60 Worthen st.
Hunt Augustus, mason, bds. at Smith's Fenwick st.
Hunt Ephraim, clerk at Goell's, h. App. st.
Hunt Rebecca, wid. boarding-house, 30 Worthen st.
Hunt Samuel, housev/right, bds. at Upham's
Hunt Solomon, housewright, h. Mer. st
Hunt Thaddeus, at Wm.l)avidson & Co.'s
Huntington Elisha, physician, office &l h. 11 Hurd
street
Huntington Heman, at Law. corp. h. 11 Adams st.
Huntress Leonard, printer of Lowell Mercury, h.
Belvidere
Hurd Benjamin F. overseer at Tremont corp. bds.
at Mrs. Turner's
Hurd James, at Mer. corp. h. Mer. st. King's build-
ings
Hurd Jeremiah, machinist, h. 27 Mer. corp.
Hurd Uzziel, boarding-house. Church st. cor. Law.
street
Hurd , at Lowell corp. bds. at Mrs. Kendall's
Hutchins Frye, at Scripture & Wilson's
Hutchins , hostler at Luther French's
Hutchinson Benjamin Capt. {Flint ^^ H.)h. 32 Mer.
street
Hutchinson Benjamin, machinist, bds. at H. Hutch-
inson's
Hutchinson Daniel, parasol & umbrella manufac-
turer, Cen. St. oppositeWashington hotel, h. Bel-
videre
Hutchinson Hezekiah, housewright, h. Mer. st.
Hutchinson Obadiah, stone-mason, bds. at Mrs.
Straw's
68 LOWELL DIRECTORY.
Hutchinson Reuben M. overseer at Mer. corp. h. 15
Prince st.
Hyde Amos, machinist, h. Jefferson st.
INGALLS (George H.) & Hale {Theodore P.) dry
goods, 53 Mer. st. h. Jefferson st.
Ingalls Harrison, overseer at Appleton corp. h. 12
Hamilton st-
Ingalls John T. machinist, bds. at 5 Button st.
Israel Robert W. superintendent at Lawrence Man-
ufacturinsr Co. bds. at Merrimac House
JACK JOHN, carpet-weaver, boards at Bosworth's,
Worthen st.
Jackman John, stageman, h. Cen. st. Chapel hill
Jackson Willard, cordwainer, bds. at B. Moore's
Jacques Charles, clerk at Merrimac print-works,
bds. at Mansion house
James David M. bds. at Sam'l Bean's, Lewis st.
James Jacob F. at Carpet fact. bds. at S. Bean's
Jameson Andrew, wood-dealer, Mer. st. h. Belvidere
Jameson John M. clerk at J. Pratt's, Mer. st.
Jameson Stephen, Lowell wine-cellar. Church st.
Jameson Thomas, W. L goods, Gor. st. Chapel st.
Jameson Thomas, housewright, h. Mer. sq.
Jaques John S. shuttle-maker, bds. at D. Robin-
son's, Jefferson st.
Jefls Simeon Capt. oysters, &c. Chapel hill, house
Central st.
Jenkins Joel, wheelwright, Mer. st. near Pawtucket
falls, h. Mer. st.
Jenkins Thomas, butcher, h. Mer. st.
Jenkins Turner, at Mer. fact. h. 21 Prince st.
LOWELL DIRECTORY. QQ
Jenks Eleazer, overseer at Tremont corp. h. No. 23
Tremont corp.
Jenness Jacob [Folsom, GageS{ Co.) bds. atDolloff's
Jenness Paul, machinist, bds. at Blake's, Suif. st.
Jewell True worthy, at Blood's bakery. Central st.
Jev/ell , mason, bds. at J. Kimball's, Low. st.
Jev^ett Horace, at Mer. corp. h. 60 Worthen st.
Jewett Jeremiah P. physician, bds. at B. Wilde's
tavern, Mer. st.
Jewett John, housewright, house 27 Jackson street,
Hamilton corp.
Johnson Alexander, clerk, bds. at Capt. Sherman's
Johnson Cyrus, boarding-l^ouse, 24 Webster street,
Hamilton corp.
Johnson Eleanor, boarding-house, George st.
Johnson George, (Baxter ^- J.) h. Law. st.
Johnson Henry C. (JVichols ^' J.) h. 4 Suffolk st.
Law. Corp.
Johnson James, at App. fact. bds. at Geo. Dodge's
Johnson Jesse, victualing cellar, Middlesex st.
Johnson John, machinist, bds. at Mrs. Newell's
Johnson Josiah, at machine-shop, h. rear of bank,
Merrimac st.
Johnson Josiah, bds. at B. Hildreth's
Johnson Thom. S. Rev. bds. at Tenney's, Adams st.
Johnson William, cabinet-maker and furniture room,
Cen. St. bds. at Mrs. Lampson's
Johnson William, stageman, bds. at Am. house
Johnson , housewright, bds. at E. Russell's
Johnson , at bleach-house, boards at Mrs.
Webster's
Johnson Sarah, h. 12 App. corp. Ham. st.
Jones A. brick-layer, bds. at B. Bean's, Lewis st.
Jones Betsey, wid. h. Cen. st. Chapel hill
Jones John L. machinist, bds. at Jona. Jones'
Jones Jonathan, machinist, h. 7 Dutton st.
Jones Martin, at Journal Office, bds. at Bramford's
70 LOWELL DIRECTORY.
Jones Nancy, widow, boarding-house, 45 Worthen
St. Mer. Corp.
Jones Nathaniel, blacksmith, bds. at 45 Mer. corp.
Jones Owen B. at Mer. fac. bds. at 44 Mer. corp.
Jones Paulina, boarding-house, 44 Worthen street,
Merrimac corp.
Jones Samuel, machinist, bds. at McFarlin's
Jones , at dye-house, bds. at E. Holt's, Cen. st.
Josephs Mary, h. Lewis street
Joslin Elisha, at App. fact. bds. at R. Currier's
Joy Hiram, overseer at Hamilton fact, boards at
Barry's, Appleton st.
Judge Barnard, laborer, h. Fenwickst.
Judge James, laborer, h. between Adams and Low-
ell street
Judkins , machinist, bds. Mrs. Patterson's
KEENE MICHAEL, laborer, house near Catholic
Church
Keene James, cabinet-maker, bds. at J. Lovrein's
Keilin John, laborer, h. SufF. sq.
Keith Samuel, stageman, bds. at Washington hotel
Kelsey Caleb, machinist, bds. at Betsey Hildreth's,
Kelley Andrew, carpet-weaver, h. 19 Carpet blocks
Kelley Daniel, overseer at Hamilton bleach-house,
h. 48 Hamilton corp.
Kelley Dennis, laborer, h. Fenwick st.
Kelley Francis, laborer, h. Fenwick st.
Kelley Mary, h. Fenwick st.
Kelley Matthew, gardener, h. Fenwick st.
Kelley Sam'l, at bleach-house, bds. at 14 Prince st.
Kelley W^illiam, housewright, bds. at Mrs. Young's
Kelley William A. boots & shoes, Mer. st. Suff. sq.
Kelley , stageman, bds. at American house
Kelliham Thomas, laborer, h. on Boston road
LOWELL DIRECTORY. 71
Kendall Jonathan, at Suif. corp. bds. at Patterson's
Kendall Lydia, wid. boarding-house, Warren st.
Kennard Seneca, machinist, bds. at Mrs. Turner's,
Jefferson st.
Kennicutt Shubael, printer, at Times office
Kent Arad, at Ham. fact. h. South st.
Kent Frederick M. clerk, bds. at Joel Davis'
Kent Justin, blacksmith, bds. at Asa Clark's
Kentfield William H. at Mer. printworks, bds. at 27
Mer. Corp.
Keating James, dry goods, Mer. st. Mer. sq.
Key Otis, at Mer. fact. bds. at 60 Mer. corp.
Keyes Rufus, watch-maker, bds. at Wash, hotel
Kidder Albert, machinist, bds. at Gordon's App. st.
Kidder John,mill-wright, bds. at 27 Suff. corp.
Kelham Charles, at Middlesex counting-room, bds.
at Miss Brown's, Hurd st.
Kilham , housewright, bds. at 27 Suffolk corp.
Kimball Amasa, h. Lewis st.
Kimball Caleb W. at machine-shop counting room,
bds. at 32 Trem.
Kimball Oilman, physician, office and house, brick
block, west of Merrimac House
Kimball Hannah, boarding-house, Mer. st.
Kimball Henry, seaman, bds. at C. Marshall's
Kimball John, dep. sheriff. Central st. R. R. bank
building, h. 5 Union building
Kimball John, laborer, h. Low. St.
Kimball Joseph, laborer, h. Suff. sq.
Kimball M. P. & D. dry goods and millinery, Cen.
St. bds. at Mrs. Brown's, Hurd street
Kimball Phineas P. overseer at Law. corp. h. No. 6
Kimball , at machine shop counting-room
King Charles, cordwainer, bds. at T. Bascom's
King Charles F. at Trem. fact, bds, at No. 9
King Daniel C. dry goods, Mer. st. bds. at Mrs Car-
ter's
72 LOWELL PIRECTORY.
King James, cordwainer, bds. at William Putnam's
King Robert, laborer, h. Fenvvick st.
King Rufiis, overseer at Trem. corp. h. No. 9
King William, laborer, bds. at Colcord's, Gorham st.
King William H. livery stable, Mer. corp. Worthen
street
Kingsbury — -, machinist, bds. at B. Hildreth's
Kittredge Aaron, physician & surgeon, 8 Low. st.
Kittredge Abner, [JVewmaji ^' K.)h. South st.
Kittredge Addison, at J. G. Kittredge's
Kittredge Cullen F. machinist, bds. at Ham. corp.
Kittredge Franklin O. clerk at Peter Eaton's
Kittredge George, clerk at Saunders', Mer. st. bds.
atMerrimac house
Kittredge Henry A. clerk at Stephen Richardson's
Kittredge [Joseph G.) & Kittredge {William) black-
smiths & iron store, Lowell st. h. Belvidere
Kittredge Porter, baker at Scrioture & Wilson's,
Chapel hill
Knapp Alfred, card-grinder, bds. at D. Philbrick's
Knapp Charles, at Lav/, corp. h. Law. corp.
Knapp Daniel, overseer at Law. corp. h. 11 Law.
Corp.
Knight Betsey, wid. 23 Trem. corp.
Knight Daniel M. dry goods, 52 Mer. st. bds. at Mrs.
Bradley's
Knight Dean E. h. Lawrence st.
Knov/les [John A.) & Wilson [Jolin M.) attornies at
law, Cen. st. Ham. buildings
Knowles Jonathan, manufacturer of cotton batting,
at Hale's mills, h. Thorndike st.
Knowles Jonathan, machinist, bds. at J. Underwood's
Knowles Morris, housewright, bds. at Benj. Gage's
Knowles Thomas J. overseer at Carpet factory, h.
Adams st.
Knowles William, at factory, bds. at T. Bascom's
Knowles , machinist, bds. at LTnderv/ood's
LOWELL DIRECTORY. 73
Knowlton Daniel H. printer, at Journal office, h.
Chapel St.
Knowlton Hazen K. housewright, boards at Blake's,
Suffolk St.
Knowlton William M. clerk at Stocker's, Mer. st.
Knox Benjamin R. clerk at Locks and Canal, bds. at
Merrimac house
LAB ARTE MARY, widow, boarding-house. Chap-
el street
Ladd Enoch, fuller of cloth, bds. at Maria March's
Ladd Ira W. machinist, h. 12 Prince st.
Ladd Isaac, laborer, h. Central st.
Ladd Robert, brewer, h. Thorndike st.
Ladd Sampson, shoe-store, 47 Merrimac st. bds. at
C. Sweetser's
Ladd Sarah, wid. boarding-house, 4 Trom. corp.
Ladd Stephen, housewright, bds. at 32 Ham. corp.
Lakin David, cordwainer, bds. at French & Hersey's
Lakin Jacob, cordwainer, bds. at French & Hersey's
Lamb William, painter, h. Chapel st. Chapel hill
Lambert John, calico-printer, h. rear of C. Green's,
Merrimac st.
Lanagan Stephen, carpet-weaver, h. 19 Carpet bl'ks
Lane Jonathan, housewright, h. 20 Applet on corp.
Lane Martha, boarding-house, cor. Hurd and George
streets
Lane Naomi, wid. h. 5 Hamilton corp.
Lane Parker D. carpet-weaver, h. Merrimac st.
Lane Thomas W. at Mid'sex corp. bds. at B. Moore's
Lane Mrs. widow, h. 40 Bowditch st.
Lang — — , at Carpet factory, h. 9 Carpet blocks
Langley Daniel, housewright, bds. at Peter Eaton's
Larkin Arthur, at I^owell bleach-house, bds. at Mrs.
Murray's
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Larrabee Daniel G. cordwainer, bds. at Fay's, Mer-
rimac st.
Law Capt. h. 7 Adams st.
Law Samuel, cordwainer, boarding-house, 32 Wor-
then St.
Lawrence Abigail, wid. boarding-house, Central st.
Lawrence Amos, at Tremont fact, boards at 1 Law-
rence Corp.
Lawrence Charles, bds. at Mrs. Brown's
Lawrence Erastus, stage agent, h. Central st. Chap-
el hill
Lawrence James, wood-sawyer, bds. at Peter Eaton's
Lawrence (John) & Brown (Z>mt7'ence) livery stable,
between Hurd and Warren sts. h. Hurd st.
Lawrence Lowell, housewright, bds. at Sally Upton's
Lawrence Matilda, boarding-house, 8 Suffolk corp.
Lawrence [Luther] & Hopkinson(TAow}rt5) counsel-
lors and attornies at law, R. R. Bank building.
Central st. h. Lawrence st.
Lawrence Lorenzo, laborer, bds. at Mrs. Stetson's
Lawrence William E. clerk at Putney & Coggin's,
Merrimac st.
Lawson Hervey, h. rear of Chapel st.
Lawson Peter, designer, h. 14 Carpet blocks
Lazell Nathan, at Merrimac fact. bds. at 65 Merri-
mac Corp.
Leach J. T. G. physician and surgeon, 24 Merrimac
street
Leavitt E. D. hat-store, Tyler's building, Central st.
Leavitt Joseph, profile-cutter, bds. at 4 Prince st.
Leavitt , watchman, bds. at 49 Merrimac corp.
Leggett William, tailor, bds. at Mrs. Lock's Hurd st.
Leighton Charles W. machinist, bds. 15 Dutton sq.
Leighton Isaiah, overseer at print-works, h. 52 Mer.
corp.
Leighton Thomas, machinist, bds. at 17 Ham. corp.
Leighton William, machinist, bds. at 17 Ham. corp.
LOWELL DIRECTORY. 75
Leland Otis, bds. at Ladd's Central st.
Leonard George Jr. engineer at Rail Road, bda. at
S. Moore's
Leonard Josiah, jobber, h. 35 Merrimac sU
Leonard Phebe, widow, h. Central st.
Lepere Ann, widow, boarding-house, Lowell st.
Lester Joseph, housewright, h. Jefferson st.
Lesu Benjamin, machinist, h. Adams st.
Levi John, hair-dresser, Central st. h. Dracut
Lewis James, mason, h. Lawrence st.
Lewis Joel, surveyor at Locks and Canal, h.Low. st.
Lewis Peter, hair-dresser, Merrimac st. h. Dracut
Lewis Simpson, hair-dresser, near American house
Lewis Walker, hair-dresser, Mer. st. h. Belvidere
Libby Isaac, at Mrs. S. Moody's, Worthen st.
Libby John, turner, h. Mer. sq. Merrimac street
Lincoln Abel, housewright, h. near Catholic church-
Linscolt Joshua, teamster, bds. at Miles', Church st.
Litchfield Benjamin, provision store, Central st. h.
Chapel hill
Litchfield Rufus, teamster, h. Lowell st
Little John, boarding-house, Gorham st.
Little Robert, at Mer. bleach-house, bds. at 8 Prince
street
Littlefield Stephen, wood-sawyer, h. Central st.
Littlehale Jonathan, at Guard Locks
Livermore Sidney A. housewright, bds. at Russell's
Merrimac st.
Livermore , at repair shop, bds. at 27 Mer. corp.
Livingston Elbridge, bds at Wm. Livingston's
Livingston John, bds. at Wm. Livingston's
Livingston William, lumber-wharf, Thorndike street
near brewery, h. Thorndike st.
Lock Benjamin, at Tremont fact. bds. at 2 Trem.
Lock John G. clerk at O. M. Whipple's, h. Moors st.
Lock John, Judge of Police Court, office Central st.
Crosby's building, h. Cent. st. Chapel hill
76 LOWELL DIRECTORY.
Lock Samuel, boardincr-house, Hurd st.
Lock , bds. at Parker D. Lane's
Lock , hostler at Washington house
Locke Fanny, widow, boarding-house, Hurd st. rear
ofR. R. Bank
Long James, laborer, h, Lowell st.
Lonffiey Hiram, overseer at Suffolk corp. bds. at E.
TVIetcalfs
Lordan Jeremiah, laborer, h. Fenwick st.
Lorell , housewright, bds. at Samuel Folsom's
Loring (Belinda) & Heald [Sarah R.) milliners and
dress-makers, Gorham st.
Loud Thomas, at Carpet fact. bds. at No. 22
Lougee Samuel, stone-layer, bds. at Caverly's, Chap-
el street
Lougee , at Suffolk fact. bds. at 24 Suffolk corp.
Lovejoy Daniel, blacksmith, h. Central st. Chapel
hill
Lovejoy Isaac B. laborer, h. 11 Tremont corp.
Lovejoy Isaac, boarding-house, 11 Tremont
Lovejoy John, carpet-weaver, bds. at 13 Lowell st.
Lovejoy Jonathan, carpet-weaver, h. 13 Lowell st.
Lovejoy Henry, housewright, bds. at 5 Trem. corp.
Lovejoy William, housewright, h. rear 12 Adams st.
Lovekin Mehitable, h. 16 Elliot st. Ham. corp.
Lovery James, laborer, bds. at Hugh Young's
Lovett Thomas, teamster, bds. at Wilson's
Lovett Thomas, houseAvright, h. App. cor. South st.
Lovrien John, laborer, h. Church st.
Lovrien Luke W. boarding-house, Central st.
Lovrien Moses, stone-layer, h. Church st.
Lovrien Otis, at App. fact. bds. at George Dodge's
Low George W. overseer at Low. corp. h. 2 Carpet
blocks
Low Johuj overseer at Ham. corp. h. No. 49
Lucas Amaziah, at Middlesex corp. bds. at B. Ri-
der's
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Lucas Luke A. dyer Sl wool-stapler, bds. at D, Co-
burn's 2nd
Lund Augustus, machinist, bds. at 19 Button st.
Lutnmus Aaron, dry goods & medicines. No. 4 Suf-
folk square, Suffolk st.
Lummus Warren S. overseer at Middlesex corp. h.
Hurd St.
Lunn William, machinist, bds. at Lester's, Jeff. st.
Luscom John W. painter, boards at Mrs. Smith's,
Fenwick st.
Lunt Ezekiel, at Colcord's, Gorham st.
Lunt William H. at Mer. fact. bds. at No. 53
Lyman Roland, watch-maker, Cen. st. h. Central st.
Lyman Sylvester, clerk at Whidden &. Russell's
Lynch Michael, h. rear Lowell st.
Lynch Patrick, at factory yard, h. Gorham st.
hyon Charlotte, wid. boarding-house, 27 Worthonst.
MACKLIN THOMAS, boards at George Barnes',
Middle st.
Macorady Robert, blacksmith at Kittridge's
Macumber Sophia, Avidow of Rev. M. Macumber, h.
26 Appleton corp.
Magan John, dyer, h. Lowell st.
Maginly Francis, laborer, h. Fenwick st.
Mahan Patrick, laborer, boards at E. Hodgman's,
Gorham st.
Mahar James, bds. at J. Campbell's
Mahony John Rev. h. Fenwick st.
Maloy John, bds. at Murray's, Merrimac st.
Mann Samuel H. {Smith. ^- M.) attorney, boards at
Merrimac House
Mann Sarah, wid. boarding-house, 27 Prince st.
Mannahan Cornelius, bds. at Ford's, Fenwick st.
Mannahau Mark, housewright, bds. at Benj. Gage's
6^
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Mannice Patrick, laborer, h. Appleton st.
Manning^ George, baker at Scripture & Wilson's
Manning- , housewright, bds. at Reuben Hill's
Mansfield Gardner, machinist, h. SufF. sq. Mer. st.
Mansfield James, at Mer. print-works, h. Lowell st.
Mansfield W. bds. at John Underwood's
Mansur (Alvah) & Reed {Ransom) W. L goods,
Central st. h. Central st.
Mansur David, blacksmith at Kittredge's
Mansur Hiram, at Mer. corp. bds. at Paul Holt's
Mansur Moody, student at JDr. Bartlett's
Mansur (Stephen) & Child (Alonzo) hard-ware. Can.
& Gorham sts. h. Cen. st. Chapel hill
Manuel , watchman, bds. at 4 Prince st.
Marard William, at Middlesex corp. bds. at Mrs.
Kendall's
Marble Caleb M. machinist, h. No. 1 Button street,
Swamp locks
Marble David, housewright, h. Mer. st.
Marble Elizabeth, wid. h. north Merrimac st.
Marble Joseph, teamster, bds. at E. Marble's
March George, machinist, bds. at Uzziel Kurd's
March Mary, boarding-house, rear Law. st.
Marden Joseph, housewright, h. Green st.
Marden Mary, widow, h. Lowell st. Hilliard's block
Marden Nathaniel B. clerk at J. Haskell's, bds. at
Mrs. Lawrence's
Marden Thomas, housewright, house west Chelms-
ford road
Marden , dyer at Middlesex corp. boards at D.
Coburn's 2nd
Marrick Patrick, bds. at J. Campbell's
Marshall Avery, yeoman, h. west Chelmsford road
Marshall Charles, mason, h. Chapel st.
Marshall Cyrus, mason, h. Gorham st.
Marshall George, bds. at 10 Button street, Swamp
locks
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Marshall Hezekiah, yeoman, house west Chelms-
ford road
Marshall Isaac, overseer at Lan-*. corp. bds. at No. 22
Marshall Johu S. at bobbin-shop, bds. at Bosworth's
Marshall Loring-, clerk at Z. Fletcher's
Marshall Mary & Marshall Abah, boarding-house,
12; Elliot ibt. Hamilton corp.
Marshall Nathaniel H. at Locks & Canal, h. near
Suffolk St.
Macshall Sybil, widow, at A. Marshall's
Marshall Thomas, housewright, h. South st.
Mai-shall , mason, bds. at B. Hamlet's
Marston James, at App. tact. bds. at Geo. Dodge's
Marston Jesse, teamster, bds. at Blake's, Suffolk st.
Marston Jonathan M. licensed victualing cellar, Cen.
cor. Warren & Hurd sts. h. Warren st.
Marston Rufus, painter, h. Lawrence st.
Martin C. machinist, bds. at Mrs. Turner's, Jeff, st
Martin John, laborer, h. Fenwick st.
Martin Moses, housewright, h. Jefferson st.
Martin William C. tin-plate worker at Mansur &
• Childs', h. Gorham st.
Mason Abner, tailor, at Perez Fuller's
Mason Joseph, housewright, bds. at T. Bascom's
Mason Lydia, milliner & dress-maker, 6 Suff. sq.
Mason (JVorman) & Doe (Joseph M.) furniture and
feathers. Exchange building, cor. Merrimac &
Central streets
Mason William D. machinist, h. Jl Dutton sq.
Mather Benjamin, bds. at Mansion House
Mather Joshua, block-printer, bds. at SOTrem.corp.
Mathes Alfred, laborer, bds. at Eagerly's, Lewis st.
Mathews , housewright, bds. at Mrs. Corlis'
Mathewson Bernard, bds. at Miss Brown's, Hurd st.
May James, at factory, bds. at Mansion House
May William B. at Trem. fact. bds. at Seth Baker's
Maynard Elizabeth, wid. h. 16 Ham, co^p. Elliot st.
6**
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Mayo Samuel, bar-room, Worthen st.
Mayo V/'illiam H. housewright, house Central st.
Chapel hill
Maxfield Rufus, at factory, bds. at Capt. Brigham's
McAlloon James, laborer, bds, at Mrs. Murray's
McAlloon Thomas, bds. at Mrs. Murray's
McAlpin Peter, weaver, h. 19 Carpet blocks
McAlvin John, teamster, h. Bowditch st
McArthur Hector, carpet-weaver, h. 25 Carp, blocks
McAnuly, blue-dyer, bds. at Golden's
Mcx\vee, blue-dyer, bds. at Golden's, Central st
McAvoy James, ruo--finisher, h. 21 Carpet blocks
McAvoy John, h. Fenwick st.
McCaffrey Patrick, laborer, h. Green st.
McCaffrey Patrick, laborer, h. near Catholic church
McCanary Owen, laborer, h. Fenwick st.
McCann Barney, laborer, h. back soap-works
McCann Peter, bds. at James Campbell's
McCann Tliomas, at factory, h. Lowell st.
McCarty Dennis, h. Lowell st. Barry's building
McCarty John, housewright, h. Green st.
McColister , hostler at Mclntire's stable
McConey William, at Mer. fact. bds. at H. Jewett's
McCormie Mary, wid. h. Fenwick st.
McCormie Thomas, at factory, h. Middle st.
McCracker James, tailor, h. 21 Carpet blocks
McCracker George, carpet-weaver, house 20 Car-
pet blocks
McDaniel Alexander, bds. at Mrs. Lepere's, Low. st.
McDaniel James, laborer, bds. at Mi-s. Lepere's
McDermot Patrick, laborer, h. rear Mer. st.
McDermot Torney, bds. at Campbell's
McDermot Thomas, laborer, bds. at P. Dermot's
McDermot Michael, laborer, bds. at P. Dermot's
McDorn Edward, bds. at Patrick McDermot's
McElloon Edward, teamster, h. Lowell st.
McEwen William, at bleachery, bds. at 10 Prince st.
LOWELL DIRECTORY. gl
McFarlin Archibald, cooper, bds. at Mic. Bowers'
McFarlin Luke, machinist, bds. at Mrs. Webster's,
Applcton St.
McFarlin Madison, tailor, at town-house, (up stairs)
bds. at Washino-ton hotel
McFarlin , machinist, h. 15 Button sq.
McGarney John, laborer, h. rear of Law. st.
McGarney , laborer, h. rear of Lawrence st.
McGoulin John, h. rear of Mer. sq.
JVIcGarah James, bds. at Griffin's, Mer. sq.
McGrind}' Daniel, carpet-weaver, bds. at 20 Carp.
blocks
McGuire Charles, at fact. h. App. st.
McGuire James, at dye-house, bds. at Timmins'
McGuire John, h. Green st.
McHune Bernard, housewright, h. Fen wick st.
Mclntire Abel, teamster, bds. at E. Hodgman's
Mclntire Ira, painter, bds. at Hiram Parker's
Mclntire Levv'is, painter, h. Suffolk st.
Mclntire Lewis, painter, bds at 5 Trem. corp.
Mclntire Silas, livery stable, Church & Tyler sts. h.
Tyler st.
Mclntire Sylvester, overseer at Tremont, bds at Mrs
Turner's, Jefferson st.
McLaughland Philip, dyer, bds. at McMann's
McLench, blacksmith, bds. at Salathiel Cole's
McMahan Owen, h. rear Catholic church
McMann Patrick, laborer, h. Lowell st. Hilliard's
block
McManners John, cellar, Merrimac st.
McManners Owen, bds. at Campbell's
McManners Thomas, at Lowell bleachery, bds, at
Mrs. Murray's
McNelly Patrick, tailor, h. Green st.
McNolty John, h. Hurd st.
McOsker Owen, h. Gorhamst.
McQuestion Joseph W. at Trem, fac. bds, at 12
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McParlin Thomas, laborer, h. Suffolk st.
McHugh, h. Lowell street
McVay John, cordwainer, bus. at Peter Harris'
McVay Hugh, at bleachery, bds. at Timmin's
McVVade , h. Fenwick st
Meacham Randall, Franklin bookstore, Cen. sL Un-
ion buildings, li. Cen. st.
Mead Benjamin, mason, bds. at Mrs. Rowe's, Cen-
tral St.
Mead Jeremiah, bds. at Blake's, Gorham st.
Mead John, baker, h. Chapel st.
Mead William, overseer at LaAv. corp. h. No. 9
Meader Edward M. printer at Album ofiice, bds. at
B. Moore's
Meader Gilman, housewright, bds. at T. Wilson's
Meader John B. at Middlesex factorv, bds. at D.
Coburn's 2nd
Melcher Sylvester, at machine-shop counting-room,
bds. at Mrs. Wyllie's
Mellin Charles, painter, bds. at Daniel's
Mellen John, overseer of watchmen at Tremont,
bds. at 27 Mer. corp.
Melloon , watchman, h. 6 Appleton st.
Mellor George, engraver, h. Worthen st-
Mellor Samuel, at factorv, bds. at George Mel-
lors'
Melville George, laborer, bds. at Miles', Church st.
Melvin Augustine, card-grinder, bds. at Mrs. Hill's,
Middle st.
Melvin Dawes, machinist, h. 29 Worthen street,
Swamp locks
Melvin Emerson, brewer, h. Chelmsford road, near
Thorndike st.
Melvin John B. cordwainer, Low. st. bds. at S. Mel-
vin's
Melvin Orrison, card-grinder, bds. at Mrs. Hill's,
Middle st.
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Melvin R,ufus, machinist, h. Hurd st.
Melvin Susan, wid. h. near Pawtucket bridge
Melvin Thiomas, machinist, bds. at Mrs. Webster's,
App. St.
Mercer Richard, overseer at cloth-room, h. 44 Bow-
ditch St.
Merriam Darius, overseer at Law. corp. h. No. 12
Merriam Eliza, wid. boarding-house, 14 App. corp.
Merriam Horatio C. attorney at law, Cen. st. cor.
Warren st. bds. at Miss Brown's Hurdst.
Merriam Mary A. boarding-house, 42 Worthen st.
Mer. Corp.
Merrifield James, at Tremont fac. bds. at D. Clark's
Merrill Abraham D. Rev. h. Cen. cor. Chapel st.
Merrill Betsey, boarding-house, 11 Dutton st.
Merrill Charles, clerk at Dean E. Knight's
Merrill Edwin B. overseer at Mer. corp. bds. at 64
Merrill Farnum, cordwainer, bds. at Wash, hotel
Merrill George W. at Ham. fac. boards Vxt Mrs.
French's, App. st.
MerrillJoseph, housewright, bds. at Churchill's
Merrill Joshua, school-master, south school-house,
h. Chapel st.
Merrill William S. accountant, h. Hurd st.
Mosser Charles, at Briar's cellar, h. Chapel st.
Metcalf Enoch, wine-cellar, Lewis st.
Metcalf Enoch, boarding-house, Mer. sq.
Metcalf Isaac, at D. Bixby's book-store
Metcalf Martin M. dver, bds. at D. Coburn's
Metcalf William H. student at Dr. Kimball's
Metcalf Zenas, at Wilder & Co.'s provision cellar
Metcalf , housewright, bds. at wid. T. Corliss'
TMiar Samuel, at i\[er. corp. bds. at No. 53
Mickell Thomas, boarding-house, No. 30 Tremont
corp.
Mickell William G. at print-worlis, bds. at 30 Tre-
mont corp.
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Miles Thomas, tailor, h. Church street
Miller Isaac, painter at J. Mixer's, bds. at Washing-
ton hotel
Miller John E. clerk, bds. at Mrs. Lawrence's
Miller Samuel, overseer at Ham. corp. h. No. 36
Melnes TJiomas, overseer at Lowell corp. h. 2G
Carpet blocks
Milton John, at Mer. corp. bds. at No. 51
Minot Isaac, music saloon, Mer. st. cottage buildings
Mirch William, cordwainer, bds. at B. Moore's, Cen.
street
Mitchell Isaac, at App. factories, boards at Mrs.
Straw's
Mitchell James, machinist, h. Lawrence st.
Mixer Daniel, inn-holder, Washington Hotel, Cen-
tral St.
Mixer Elijah, (V/ns;ht %• M.) h. Gorham st.
Mixer John, chaise &. harness maker, Cen. st. h.
Tyler st.
Moar Stephen, housewright, h. Lowell st.
Moloy Mary, boarding-house. No. 20 Gore st. Suf-
folk Corp.
Monagan Hugh, reed-maker, h. Green st.
Monagan Patrick, at factory, bds. at Wm. Davies'
Mongan Morris, at factory, h. 48 Bowditch st. .
Monroe Isaac, dry goods, Cen. st. bds. at Mrs. Pay-
son's, Tyler st.
Monroe James, at Wm. Johnson's, bds. at L. Samp-
son's
Monroe Moses, undertaker for interments, h. Law.
St. near Massaic falls
Monroe William, at dye-house, bds. at 22 Carpet
blocks
Moody David J. superintendent of Lowell manufac-
turing company, h. Gor. st. Chapel hill
Moody Susan, wid. h. Worthen st. new part
Moore Alvan, at James Rawson's
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Moore Benjamin, boarding-house, Central st.
Moore Charles, cordwainer, bds. at Mrs. Bean's,
Lewis street
Moore Edward W. mason, bds. at 17 Law. corp.
Moore Elizabeth, wid. boarding-house, 17 Race st.
Law. Corp.
Moore Grout, mason, h. Lowell st. long Block
Moore James, bds. at Mrs. Webster's, App. st.
Moore James M. at Middlesex factory, h. Church st.
Moore John G. at Middlesex factory, h. Church st.
Moore John S. machinist, bds. at Mrs. Kendall's
Moore Joseph, mason, bds. at Mrs. Webster's App.
street
Moore Marshall, overseer at Mer. corp. h. No. 54
Moore Menas, machinist, bds. at Roger's, Church st.
Moore Milton, housewright, h. Lowell st.
Moore IMilton, housewright, h. Lewis st.
Moore Phebe, boarding-house, 11 Tremont corp.
Moore Ray, overseer, Mer. corp. bds. at 22 Button st.
Moore Reuben (<§,• Co.) lime and lumber wharf, near
Brewery, bds. at 7 Hurd street
Moore Salathiel, cordwainer, bds. at Wild's, Mer.
square
Moore Samuel, wood-sawyer, h. Chapel st.
Moore Sherburn L. dry goods, Mer. st.
Moore Solomon, overseer at Mer. corp. bds. at 37
Moore Thomas, overseer at Mer. corp. h. 34 Wor-
then st.
Moore William L. watchman at Law. corp. bds. at
No. 19
Moors Jesse, yeoman, h. Moors st.
Moors Simeon, yeoman, h. Moors st.
Morah, , laborer, bds. at Judge's, near Green st.
Morey Samuel, teamster at Lowell corp. house
Lowell st.
Morey Stephen L. machinist, h. Gorham st.
Morev , bds. at 27 Suffolk corp.
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Morgan Ephraim, housowright, bils. at E. Hodg-
man's
Morrill Betsey, boarding-house, Low. st. Stone's
building
Morrill Charles M. at Mer. corp. bds. at Ayre's, Low.
street
JMorrill Cyrus R. at S. Wood's, Chapel hill
Morrill David B. blacksmith, Ham. corp. bds. at
No. 22
Morrill Edwin, machinist, bds. at P. D. Lane's
Morrill Ezekiel, at SuiT. corp. bds. at Benj. Taylor's
Morrill Ezra, housewright, bds. at Betsey Morrill's
Morrill James, blacksmith at Chase's, bds, at J Pear-
son's
Morrill James M. machinist, h. 2 Law. corp.
Morrill Mary Ann, wid. boarding-house, 26 Suff.corp.
Hall St.
Morris William, tailor at Grant's, bds. at Mrs. Locke's,
Hurd St.
Morris , laborer, bds. at Quimby's, South st.
Morrison Amos, shuttle-maker, bds. at Mrs. Turner's
Morrison David L. at App. corp. bds. at A.Thomas'
Morrison David, at Whipple's powder-mills
Morrison John, overseer at App. factories, h. No. 30
Morrison John, at App. factories, lids, at A Thomas'
Morrison Mark S. at Tremont factories, bds. at S.
Baker's
Morrison Robert, watchman at Carp, factory, bds.
at 64 Worthen st.
Morrison Stephen, at powder-mills, bds. at French's,
Lawrence st
Morse Benjamin F. at Suff. corp. bds. at No. 2
Morse Curtis, overseer at Ham. corp. h. No. 18
Morse Henry, housewright, bds. at Mrs. Banister's
Morse John, housewright, bds. at Mrs. Bamford's
Morse Jonathan, office Central street, house Gor-
hani St. Chapel hill
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Morse Joseph, wheelwright, h. Gorham st.
Morse Joseph, dancing-master, bds. at J. Morse's
Morse Josiah W. bds. at Allen's, Central st.
Morse Nelson, overseer at Trem. h. 7 Trem. corp.
Morse Willis, at factory, bds, at 21 App. corp.
Morss Jonathan, overseer at Ham. corp. h. 27
Morton Jenisha, wid. boarding-house, 17 Dutton st.
Moses James C. printer at Journal Office
Moses Joshua, teamster, h. Merrimac, entrance from
Middle st. —
Motley George, superintendent at Appleton corp.
bds. at Mrs. Wyllie's
. Moulton Charles H. cordwainer, boards at Willard
Fay's
Moulton Francis E. watch-maker & jeweller, 45
Merrimac st. »
Moulton Hiram, at Trem. fact. bds. at No. 5
Moulton Matthew, at Mer. fact. bds. at Mrs. Sharpies'
Moulton (William) & Carr (^/amcsj watch-makers &
jewellers, 44 Mer. st. bds. at 23 Mer. st.
Mowe Daniel, physician &, surgeon. Central street,
Morse's building
Mower Nathaniel, hatter, boarding-house, No. 17
Lawrence corp.
Mullikin Barnard, laborer, h. Lowell st.
Mullikin John, tin-plate worker at David Dana's
Mullin Dennis, laborer, h. near Adams st.
Mullin John (Bailey fy M.) bds. at Drake's, Belvidere
Mullins Joseph, machinist, bds. at 10 Dutton st.
Murch Col man W. cordwainer at Wright & Mixer's
Murdock Ebenezer, hostler at Mansion house
Murdock Hugh, at factory, h. Lowell st.
Murphy John, laborer, h. Fenwick st.
Murray G. housewright, h. 24 Appleton st.
Murray John, blue-dyer, h. Lowell st.
Murray Samuel, W. I. goods, Merrimac st. opposite
Treraont corp.
88 LOWELL DIRECTORY.
Murray Surah, wid. boarding-house, Thorndike st.
Murray William, plasterer, bds. at Miles', Church st.
Mussey Dexter, clerk at Aaron Bean's, boards at
Betsey Bean's
Mynard Daniel, painter, boards at Mrs. Atwood's,
Lowell St.
Myrick Joseph, overseer at Merrimac corp. bds. at
24 Dutton St.
NAILOR JAMES, laborer, h. Lowell st.
Nash , at factory, bds. at 60 Merrimac corp.
Nay Samuel, machinist, bds. at 5 Dutton st. Swamp
locks
Neal Timothy, laborer, h. Merrimac st.
Nealley Greenleaf C. bds. at Mrs. Durant's
Nealley William, at factory, h. Merrimac st.
Nelson Josiah F. housewright, rear of Central st. h.
South St.
Nelson , at fact. bds. at 24 Suffolk corp.
Newell Charlotte E. wid. boarding-house, 10 Dutton
St. Swamp locks
Newhall Foster, teamster, h. Chapel st. Chapel hill
Newman (Jfi/Zmm) & Kittredge (Abner) house and
sign painters, Middle st. h. South st.
Newton Oilman, at Jonathan Knowles'
Newton Sarah, wid. boarding-house South st.
Nicholas Abel, h. 45 Bowditch st.
Nicholas Oilman N. overseer at Tremont, h. 17
Trem. corp.
Nicholas Jefferson, h. 10 Dutton st. Swamp locks
Nicholas Oeorge, machinist, bds. at 10 Dutton st.
Nichols Charles A. clerk at Graves & Cavis', bds. at
Mrs. Butler's
Nichols Charles C. overseer at Merrimac corp.
Nichols David, mason, bds at C. Barrett's
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Nichols {Hiram) & Johnson (Henry) W. L goods,
Worthen st.
Nichols Jacob, boarding-house, Lowell st.
Nichols John, Avatchman, bds. at 44 Mer. corp.
Nichols Mary, wid., boarding-house, near brewery
Nichols Oren, housewright, h. Liberty st.
Nichols William, at machine-shop, bds. at Betsey
Morrill's
Nichols William, at Mer. fact. bds. at 53 Mer. corp.
Norris Ezekiel G. at Washington Hotel
Norris Joseph, housewright, bds. at 17 Ham. Corp.
Norris William, painter, bds. at Durgan's, South st.
Norris William, hostler at Moulton's, Chapel hill
North Salmon, overseer at Middlesex factory, bds. at
D. Cob urn's 2nd
Norton Henry G. dry goods. No. 1 Suffolk square,
bds. at Dr. Barnes'
Nurse , overseer at Lawrence corp. house 35
Lawrence corp.
Nowell Eliza, boarding-house, 6 Carpet blocks
Nowell Foster at Carpet fact. bds. at 6 Carp, blocks
Nowell Paul, cloth-finisher, bds. at Uzzel Hurd's
Noyes Benjamin A. laborer, bds. at David Clark's
Nute Andrew T. (Hall ^ JV.) bds. at Sarah Ames'
Nuttall Thomas, overseer at dye-house, h. No. 2
Prince st.
Nuttall John, at dye-house, bds. at T. Nuttall's, 2
Prinoe st.
Nutter Alfred, housewright, bds. at Mrs. Banister's
Nye Henry, at Middlesex fact. bds. at Mrs. Lock's
O'BRIAN MICHAEL, stone-mason, Lowell st.
O'Brian Patrick, blacksmith at Col. Batchelder's,
h. Lowell St.
Offutt Ann M. dry goods & dress-making, Cen. st.
90 LOWELL Ui HECTOR Y.
Offutt Edward P. stock manufactory, Merrimac at.
h. Central st.
Olcott C. H. bds. at 50 Merrimac st.
Olcott Edward R. (Heydock ^ O.) boards at Mer-
rimac House
Oldham John, block-printer, bds. at 7 Prince st.
Oliver Samuel, machinist, h. 2 Dutton st. Swamp
locks
O'Neal Thomas, at factory, h. Gorham st.
Ordway Sally, boarding-house, Uurd street, Mid-
dlesex Corp.
Ordway Samuel, bds. at Sally Ordway 's
Ordway Thomas, glass & china Avaro, Mer. st.
Ordway Thomas, Jr. clerk at T. Ordway's, Mer. st.
Orne Ebenezer H. blacksnnth at Kittredge's
Osgood Charles, yeoman al E. Osgood's
Osgood Ephraim, yeoman, h. on Boston road
Osgood Greenleaf, clerk at King's, 13 Mer. st.
Osgood Isaac, house wright, h. 12 Hamilton corp.
Osgood Susan, tailoress. Central st. over Mansur &
Reed's
Osgood , pedlar, bds. at J. B. Barry's
Otis Joseph, lather, bds. at 35 Mer. st.
Otis Silas, teamster, bds. at Wilson's, Chapel hill
Otterson John, at Hale's mills, h. near Hale's mills
Owen William N. carriage-maker, Lo"well street, h.
Belvidere
Ownsworth Henry, bds. at Samuel Murray's
PACKARD JONAS W. at Trem. bds. at 1 Law-
rence Corp.
Packard Lewis, overseer at Law. corp. h. No. 1
Packard Lucius, machinist, bds. at O. Barrett's
Packard Preston, at carpet dye-house, bds. at ^
Carpet blocks
LOWELL DIRECTORY. 91
Page Abram, at Hamilton bleachery, house No. 39
Bowditch St.
Page C. machinist, bds. at J. Turner's
Page Edward, at Law. fac. h. Law. corp.
Page Isaac, clerk at Capt. Whitney's
Page Joseph, boarding-house, 14 Tremont corp.
Page Lemuel, mason, bds. at Mrs. Bean's, Lewis st.
Page Levi W. harness-maker at Brabrook's
Page Luther, mason, bds. at Mrs. Bean's
Page Mary, boarding-house, 13 Tremont corp.
Page Silas W. housewright, bds. at Eastman's, Low-
ell St.
Page Sophia, boarding-house, 31 Webster st. Ham.
corp.
Page Taylor, at Lowell bleachery, bds. at Mrs. Cor-
liss'
Page William, housewright, bds. at 22 Law. corp.
Page William W. housewright, bds. at Barry's,
App. st.
Palmer David S. painter, bds. at 5 Trem. corp.
Palmer Ebenezer, card-grinder, bds. at Hoag's
Palmer Jacob, tailor at Hodgman's, Cen. st.
Palmer Jane, h. Gorham st.
Palmer John, watchman, bds. at 64 Mer. corp.
Palmer Montgomery, watchman, bds. at 44 Worthen
street
Palmer Neheraiah, at Middlesex fac. bds. at Rodg-
er's
Park Charles A. at Putney & Coggin's
Park Isaac C. variety store, Mer. corp. Worthen st.
Parker Alice, wid. bds. at Moses Shattuck's, Mer. st.
Parker Bradley, physician, Mer. st. Merrimac sq.
Parker Catharine, boarding-house, App. st.
Parker Charles E. at isaac Monroe's Cen. st.
Parker Charles T. machinist, bds. at T. Jameson's,
Mer. sq.
Parker David, housewright, h. Cen. st. Chapel hill
7
92 LOWELL DIRECTORY.
Parker George W. housewright, bds. at H. Rich-
ardson's
Parker Granville, student at law, with Isaac O.
Barnes
Parker Hiram, housewright, h. South st.
Parker Jeduthan, yeoman, h. Tyngsboro' W. road
Parker Jepthah, yeoman, bds. at Jeduthan Parker's
Parker (Joseph) & Rodgers (Samuel) auctioneers,
Central st. "■
Parker Joseph, constable, h. Gorham st.
Parker Joseph, teamster, bds. at D. Coburn's2nd
Parker Lynn, cloth-fuller, bds. at D. Coburn's 2nd
Parker Nathaniel, stone-blaster, h. South st.
Parker Samuel, counsellor, Union buildings, Cen. st.
bds. atMrs. Wyllie's
Parker Simon, h. on Tyngsboro' west road
Parker Susannah, wid. of Simon, h. Tyngsboro' west
road
Parker Zebulon, yeoman, h. Tyngsboro' west road
Parkhurst Galand, mason, bds. at Mansfield's, SufF.
square
Parkhurst (Matthias) & Richardson (Joseph) dry
goods. Central st. h. Chapel st.
Parkhurst Sylvester P. W. mason, bds. at Mans-
field's, Suffolk sq.
Parkinson Andrew, overseer at Mer. corp. h. No. 40
Parmenter George, watchman, bds. at Mrs. French's,
App. St.
Parsons Nathaniel, mason, bds. at Mrs. Baker's, 15
Hamilton corp.
Parsons Norton, mason, bds. at No. 15 Ham. corp.
Parsons Samuel W. housewright, bds. at 8 App. st.
Patch Ephraim B. dry goods, 33 Mer. st. h. Middle st.
Patch Henry, saw-filer, Worthen st. h. Jeff. st.
Patch John S. dry goods. Central st.
Patten Sophia, wid. boarding-house, 20Suff. corp.
Patten Thomas, laborer, bds. at Judge's
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Patterson Edward P. engraver at Ham. corp. bds. at
Simon Adams'
Patterson Horace, (Wedgwood ^ P.) bds. at Mrs.
Patterson's
Patterson James, boarding-house, Adams st.
Patterson Lydia, wid. boarding-house, Central st.
Patterson William, teamster, h. 6 Law. corp.
Patterson , carpet-weaver, bds. at 20 Carpet
blocks
Patrick James, carpet-weaver, bds. at Bosworth's
Paul Rufus, machinist, h. 30 Worthen st. Swamp
locks
Paul William, pattern-drawer, h. 13 Prince st.
Paul William, h. 54 Worthen st.
Paul , housewright, bds. at D. Coburn's 2nd
Payne Edward J. overseer at Mer. print-works, h. 25
Button St.
Payne James, engraver, bds. at E. J. Payne's
Payson Joanna, wid. boarding-house, Tyler st.
Peabody Betsey, boarding-house, 18 Button st.
Peabody James N. clerk at B. M. Knight's
Peabody Josiah G. housewright, h. Chapel st.
Peabody , watchman at Mer. fac. bds. at No. 50
Pearson Amos, at fac. bds. at Sally Young's
Pearsons Ebenezer, painter at Fitield's, Middle st.
Pearsons Hiram, watchman at Tremont, bds. at S.
Young's
Pearsons John, watchman at Tremont, bds. at S.
Young's
Pearsons John Capt. stageman, bds. at Washiiig-
ton hotel
Pearsons Joseph, lather, h. Gorham st.
Pearsons Robert, at fac. bds. at 60 Mer. corp.
Pease Giles Rev. h. Lewis st.
Pease , overseer at Law. corp. bds. at Metcalf *s
Peasley Franklin, silver-plater, Cen. st. bds. at R.
Banister's
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Pierce Henry, at Mcr. corp. bds. at No. 50
Pierce , watchman, bds. at Mary Crosby's
Pierce •, cordwainer, bds. at Samuel Bean's
Pelsiie Isaiah W. teamster, bds. at INIesser's, Chap. st.
Perham Ralph, at saw-mills, Pawtucket falls
Perkins Charles, hostler, h. Mer. sq.
Perkins James W. at fac. bds. at23 Webster st.
Perkins , at Mer. fac. bds. at 14 Prince st.
Perrin Asa, machinist, h. 14 Diitton sq.
Perrin W. machinist, bds. at Betsey Morrill's
Perrin , at repair-shop, bds. at 27 Suff. corp.
Perry Henry, overseer at Law. corp. h. 48
Perry Hezekiah, overseer, h. 26 Hamilton corp.
Perry John, blacksmith at Obadiah Badger's
Perry Jonathan, overseer at Law. corp. h. bank of
Merrimac river
Perry Lavinia, dress-maker. Cottage buildings, Mer.
street
Pettengill Benjamin, blacksmith, near Catholic Ch.
Pettengill Walter, housewright, bds. at Samuel Fol-
som's
Phelan Charles, W. L goods, Mer. sq.
Phelps Charles, at Law. corp. bds. at C. Perkins'
Phelps Elizabeth, widow, boarding-house, Hurd st.
Phelps Jesse, overseer at Mer. corp. h. No. 56
Philbrick Daniel, boarding-house, Cen. st.
Philbrick Daniel Jr. confectionary, Cen. st.
Philbrick James, at powder-mills, h. near Hale's
mills
Philbrick Jonathan, at French & Hersey's
Philbrick Moses, at fac. bds. at Arad Kent's
Philbrook Cyrus, watchman, bds. at 49 Mer. corp.
Phillips A. C. clerk at Pratt's, Mer. st. bds. at Capt.
Sherman's
Phillips Wendall, student at law with Lawrence
&H.
Pickering James, housewright, bds, at Betsey Reed's
LOWELL DIRECTORY. 95
Pickering Loring Capt. housewright. bds. at Les-
ter's
Pickering Oliver, housewright, bds. at Lester's, Jef-
ferson St.
Pierce Charles, at Cyrus Frost's, South st.
Pierce Elizabeth, wid. h. Hall st. Law. corp.
Pierce (Henry) & Bradt (/. G.) bakers, new st. near
Russell & Barr's
Pierce Olcutt, at Ham. bleachery, bds. at N. Baker's
Pillsbury H. physician, Mer. st. 5 bank block
Pillsbury John D. physician and surgeon, Mer. st.
Pillsbury John G. printer, bds. at Mrs. Smith's, 11
Hurd St.
Pincham Reuben, housewright, h. near Guard locks
Pingrey Osgood, housewright, h. Trem. corp.
Pinnoch Thomas, wool-sorter, h. Lowell st.
Piper Isaac, at fact. bds. at Daniel Phiibrick's
Piper Joseph, laborer, bds. at Peter Harris'
Place Charles, at machine-shop, bds. at J. Bennett's
Place Qlferk, at Paul Place's
Place Paul, cordwainer. Low. near Adams st.
Place , blacksmith, at S. D. Chase's
Plant James, h. South st.
Plant Richard (Conlin &f P.) h. South st.
Plummer Bradstreet, housewright, rear of Cent. st.
Plympton Joseph, overseer, at Suff. corp. h. No. 15
Pollard , at Law. fact. bds. at No. 8
Poison David, overseer. Carpet fact, h. No. 13
Poison David jr. weaver, h. 19 Carpet blocks
Poor Joel W. machinist, bds. at 29 Mer. corp.
Pope , watchman at Law. corp. bds. at No. 3
Porter Benjamin, hostler at Joseph Tapley's
Pompella Benjamin, at Suffolk corp. bds. at No. 24
Porter Benjamin G. stageman, bds. at Am. house
Porter Jonathan J. housewright, bds. at 22 Lawrence
corp.
Porter J. S. portrait- painter. Central street
7*
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Potter Luther F. clerk at Ingalls & Hale's
Potter , machine printer, bds. at 10 Prince st.
Pottle Samuel, cordwainer, h. Central st. Chapel hill
Powell Joseph, overseer, Middlesex corp. h. Hurd st.
Powers Elias, hostler at Isaac Appleton's
Powers O. mason, bds. at Olive Howe's
Powers Patrick, W. L goods, Merrimac st. Green's
building
Powers Peter, mason, h. Lawrence st.
Pratt Ambrose, mason, bds. at T. Bascom's
Pratt John, callender at Mer. corp. h. No. 17
Pratt John T. dry goods, 51 Merrimac st.
Pratt Lyman, painter and glazier, Cen. st. h. Belvi-
dere
Pratt Sewall, at Ham. bleachery, h. 41 Bowditch st.
Prendergast John, W. I. goods, Gorham st. h. Gor.
street
Prentiss Lewis, laborer, bds. at Sally Young's
Prescott Caleb, book-binder at Meacham's
Prescott Charles, plane-maker, Cen.h.LaAvfence st.
Prescott Chase, at Ham. corp. h. No. 26
Prescott Humphrey, housewright, bds. at Charles
Wilkin's
Prescott Mary, wid. h. Chapel st. Chapel hill
Prescott Peter B. carriage-maker at Owen's
Prescott Roxanna, wid. boarding-house, 17 App.
corp.
Prescott Samuel, at Lowell bleachery, bds. at A.
White's.
Prescott William, housewright, h. 11 Adams st.
Prescott William, fruit-store, 13 Mer. h. Green st.
Prescott William, at Ham. corp. h. No. 33
Pressey Thomas W. variety store, Cen. st. opposite
American House, h. Warren st.
Price Michael, carpet-weaver, h. 9 Carpet blocks
Prince John D. superintendent Mer. print works, h.
Merrimac st.
LOWELL DIRECTORY. 97
Proctor Amos, weaver, bds. at 4 Carpet blocks
Proctor Daniel, weaver, bds. at Mrs. Proctor's
Proctor Esther, widow, boarding-house, 2 Dutton st
Mer. Corp.
Proctor Lewis, machinist, bds. at Mrs. A. Webster's
Puffer Abigail, widow, boarding-house, 14 Hamilton
Corp.
Puffer Farwell, overseer, Middlesex corp. boards at
Mrs. Patterson's
Puffer Luther, painter, bds. ai French & Hersey's
Puffer , bds. at S. Hosmer's, Adams st.
Purdy Edward C. {Folsoni ^' P.) h. Central street,
Chapel hill
Purrington John, housewright. h. Chapel hill
Pushee Adin, clerk atWhidden & Russell's
Putnam Adam, manufacturer, h. Chapel hill
Putnam Charles, at machine shop, bds. at Hosmer's
Putnam William, blacksmith, at Fletcher's, h. Low-
ell street.
Putney (John) & Coggin [Jacob) dry goods, 34 Mer-
rimac st.
Putney Jonas R. teamster, h. Moors st.
Putney Samuel, watchman, at Trem. bds at No. 5
aUIGLEY EDWARD, laborer, h. Lowell st.
Quigley Hugh, h. Lowell st.
Quimby John, at Suffolk fact. bds. at 21 Suffolk corp.
Quimby Samuel, mason, h. South st.
Quin William, at Ham. fact. h. Green st.
RAILTON THOMAS, carp, weaver, bds. at Bos-
worth's
Raine Samuel, stone-mason, bds. at Straw's
7#*
98 LOWELL DIRECTORY.
Ramsay Nehcmiah S. Capt. machinist, h. 43 Mer-
rimac corp.
Ramsdell Mary, h. 21 Lawrence corp.
Rand Asa Rev. iiouse Middle st.
Rand (.Asa) & Southmayd (Daniel S.) booksellers
and stationers, 40 Mer. st.
Randall Francis D. writing-master, bds. at 7 Hurd st,
Rawson James M. cellar. Low. st. h. Lowell st.
Ray Jesse, overseer App. corp. h. 19 Jackson st.
Ray John T. team.ster, h. Lowell st. near Adams st.
Raymond William, machinist, bds. at 5 Button st.
Raynes Joseph, (rVentworth fy R.) bds. at F. Fol-^
som's, Charles st.
Redman Michael, blue-dyer, bds. at Mrs. Sharpies'
Redman Thomas, laborer, bds. at McDermot's
Reed Augustus, at Lowell bleachery, house on old
Ciielmsford road
Reed Betsey, boarding-house, 32 Webster st. Ham.
corp.
Reed Elijah M. mason, h. 32 Hamilton corp.
Reed Jonas, teamster, bds, at Isaiah Leighton's
Reed Jonas Jr. overseer at Ham. corp. h. 40 Bow-
ditch st.
Reed Leonard, at Belvidere card factory, bds. at J.
Bennett's
Reed Ransom (Mansur^'- R.) h. Ghurcji st.
Reed Thaddcus, provision cellar, cor. Cen. &l Ham.
streets, h. Chapel st.
Reed William, bds. at 52 Merrimac corp.
Reeve Spalding, at machine shop, h. rear of South
street
Reynolds Thomas, overseer at dye-house, h. 46
Ham. Corp.
Rhoades Alfred, machinist, bds. at Lydia Chandler's
Rhoades John, at Middlesex fact. bds. at Mrs. Ken-
dall's
Rhoades Warren, machinist, bds at L. Chandler's
LOWELL DIRECTORY. 99
Rice Aaron, at Middlesex corp. bds. at Stephen
Wright's
Rice Daniel S. machinist, h. 26 i^ppleton covp.
Rice Elbridge G. laborer, bds. at John Underwood's
Rice Lydia, boarding-house, 26 Appleton corp.
Rice Moses, at Middlesex corp. boards at Maria
Marches'
Rice William, machinist, boards at 24 Appleton
corp.
Richardson Bernice, painter at J. Mixer's, bds. at
Mrs. Patterson's
Richardson Elbridge G. overseer at Hamilton corp.
h. No. 10
Richardson Henry, h. Lowell st. Capt. Sherman's
' Richardson Howard H. at factory, bds. at Mary Rich-
ardson's
Richardson John, mercliant tailor, Merrimac st. h. 25
Merrimac st.
Richardson John, houseAvright, bds. at 4 Ham. corp.
Richardson Joseph, (Parkhurst^ R.) bds. at Wash-
ington hotel
Richardson Mary, tailoress, b. Morse's building.
Central st.
Richardson Samuel, blacksmith, bds. at W. Putnam's
Richardson Stephen, crockery-ware and dry goods,
21 Merrimac st. h. Belvidere
Richardson Thomas L. bds. at Carr's, 9 Law. corp.
Richardson , housewright, bds. at 22 Law. corp.
Ricker Charles L. overseer at Mer. corp. bds. at S.
Mann's
Rider Bethiah, boarding-house, 30 Webster street,
Ham. corp.
Riley Bernard, slater, bds. at Mrs. Lepere's
Riley James, clerk, at Dean & Short's
Ripley Sarah, widow, boarding-house, 15 Lowell st.
Ripley Thomas, at Carpet factory, h. rear from Low-
ell street.
100 LOWELL DIRECTORY.
Roach William, tailor at P. B. Grant's, Central st.
Roberts Andrew, blue-dyer, h. Gorham st.
Roberts David, hair-dresser, Lowell st.
Roberts John A. cordwainer, bds. at Bean's, Lewis st
Robertson Alva, painter at R. Fowler's, Hurd st.
Robertson Levi, at powder-mills, house Lawrence
St. near mills
Robinson Alexander H. clerk at Appleton counting--
room, bds. at Mrs. Butler's
Robinson Benjamin, housewright, h. near Law. st.
Robinson David, boarding-house, Lowell st.
Robinson Heman, finisher, at Middlesex factory,
bds. at D. Coburn's 2nd
Robinson James, laborer at George H. Drew's
Robinson Jeremiah A. h. Lawrence st.
Robinson John P. counsellor, Hamilton buildingSj
Central st. bds. at John Kimball's
Robinson Judith, boardiLg-house, 5 Lawrence corp.
Robinson William, machinist, bds. at Benj. Moore's,
Robinson William, h. Fenwick st.
Robinson Winthrop, at card-room, bds. at 5 Tre-
mont corp.
Robinson Col. machinist, bds. at Jacob Turner's
Robins Lsaac H. at Cornelius Sweetser's, h. Cen. st.
Robins Isaac, at Mer. print-works, h. Lowell st.
Robins Jacob, druggist & apothecary. Central st. h.
Central st.
Robins Nathan, painter & glazier, App. st. house
Chapel St.
Roby Augustus, machinist, h. Worthen st. near J.
Stone's
Roby Cyrus, bobin-turner, bds. at Sam'l Bean's
Roby Mehitable, widow, h. Central st.
Roby William, housev/right, bds. at 27 SufF. corp.
Rodliff Albert F. at Ham. fact. h. 1 Ham. corp.
Rodliff Ferdinand, overseer at Hamilton corp. h.
18 Jackson st.
LOWELL DIRECTORY. IQl
Rodliff Horatio, overseer at Lawrence fact. bds. at
Patterson's, 6 Law. corp.
Rogers Charles, at Law. fact. bds. at 13 Law. corp.
Rogers Charles, at Middlesex fact. h. Church st.
Rogers David, at Benjamin Thurston's
Rogers J ohn, lather, bds. at J. Pearson's, Gorham st.
Rogers Joseph A. teamster, bds. at Blake's, Suff. st.
Rogers Josiah, Avatchman, bds. at D. Coburn's 2nd
Rogers Mark, house wright, bds. at Mrs. B. Bean's
Rogers Samuel, ('Parser ^3 R.) auctioneer, bds.' at
Washington hotel
Rogers Stephen, housewright, bds. at Betsey Bean's,
Jefferson st.
Rogers William, dyer, bds. at 22 Carpet blocks
Rogers Samuel, at Middlesex fact. bds. at Bennett's
Rolf Jeremiah, hostler at Isaac Swan's, Warren st.
Rollins Ai, dry goods, 48 Merrimac street, bds. at
Mrs. Bradley's
Rollins Benjamin B. clerk at Benj. Litchfield's
Rollins Charles B. at SutI fact. bds. at 10 Suff.
Rollins Cyrus T. K. overseer at Suff. fac. h. 17 Suff.
Rollins John, at Benj. Walker's, Middlesex st.
Rollins Salome, wid. boarding-house, 15 App. corp.
Rollins Philip, h. near Adams st.
Rollins , h. Merrimac st. h. near stone-hous^
Rosebrook Lucius, housewright, bds. at Augustus
Reed's
Rowe B. M. housewright, bds. at Moore's
Rowe George, at Lowell counting-room, bds. at
Capt. Brigham's
Rowe Hiram, bds. at Leonard's, 5 Mer. st.
Rowe J. housewright, bds. at Lester's, Jeff. st.
Rowe Jacob, at Whipple's powder-mills, bds. at
Robins', Lawrence st.
Rowe John, at B. Wilde's tavern, Mer. sq.
Rowe Olive, boarding-house, Mer. st. Suff. sq.
Rowe Richard, at carpet fac. bds. at Nichols'
102 - l.OWEJ.L DIRECTORY.
Rude Erastns, stone-mason, bds. at John Kimbajl's,
Lowell St.
Rugof Samuel S. machinist, bds. at H. Whitney's,
Mer. sq.
Rumrill Mary M. teacher private school, 20 Mer. st,
bds. at 32 Mer. st.
Runlet James, at Carpet fac. bds. at Mrs. Locke's
Runlet Thomas L. overseer at Trera. fac. h. 18
Tremont corp.
Runlet , at Carpet fac. bds. at N. Brown's
Runy Bridget, h. head Fenwick st.
Russ Jackson^ clerk at Warren Dyar's, Cen. st.
Russ John Capt. housewright, h. Church st.
Russell Charles, "W. L goods, near Hale's mills, h.
on Boston road
Russell David, cordwainer at J. Barr's, bds. at W.
Fay's
Russell Emerson, housewright, h. 31 Suff. corp.
Russell Emerson, at Suff. fac. h. near Lowell Bank,
Mer. St.
Russell L'-a, stone-layer, h. Lowell st.
Russell [James) & Barr (Cummings) stone-masons,
h. Lowell St.
Russell Jonas W., W. J. goods, Cen. & Gor. sts. h,
Cen. St. Chapel hill
Russell Lydia, (Fanium ^' R.) bds. at Dummer's,
Lowell St.
Russell Nancy, h. App. st. near stone meeting h.
Russell Peter, teamster, h. Lov/ell st.
Russell Sidnev, machinist, bds. at Mrs. Russell's
Russell Walter W. (Whidden &r R.) bds. at Merri-
mac house
Ryan Nicholas, crockery & glassware, Mer. st.
Ryan Roger, mason, bds. at D. Stevens', SufF. sq.
Ryan , school-master, bds. at D. Connell's
LOWELL DIRECTORY. 103
SAFFORD AARON H. at Wm. Davidson & Co.'s
Salter John, housewright, h. Lawrence st.
Sampson Lucinda, boarding-house, App. st.
Sanborn Ira, blacksmith, bds. at 21 Law. corp.
Sanborn Jonathan, machinist, h. 17 Dutton sq.
Sanborn Samuel, overseer at Hamilton corp. bds. at
Mrs. Rider's
Sanders George, at Elisha Davis'
Sanders Joel, at Marston's cellar, h. Chapel st.
Sanders (Sarah) & Sanders (Charlotte) dress-mak-
ers & milliners. Central st.
Sanders William, harness-maker at J. Mixer's
Sanders , machinist, bds. at Wm. McFarlin's
Sanderson (Charles) & Whipple (James) cloth-
store, Cen, cor. Hurd st. bds. at Am, House
Sanderson Daniel, land-office, Central street, house
Gorham st.
Sanderson George, block-printer, bds. at J. C.
Barron's
Sanford Edward S. clerk at Hasting's, town-house
Sanford , bds. at Jason Phelps', Lowell st.
Sargent Ann, dress-maker, Gorham st.
Sargent Edward A. clerk at Richardson's, Mer. st.
Sargent Joshua, laborer, h. rear Law. st.
Sargent Simeon, baker at Blood's, h. St. John st.
Sargent Stephen P. bds. at 1 Law. corp.
Sargent , bds. at Mrs. French's, App. st.
Saunders (W. S.) & Saunders (T. P.) dry goods, 18
Merrimac street, bd. at Thomas Sweetser's, and
Rev. W. Barry's
Savells John A. at Am. house
Savory George, watchman, bds. at 44 Worthen st.
Savory Hiram, watchman, bds. at 64 Worthen st.
Sawtell Edwin, at Josiah Sawtell's
Sawtell Josiah, housewright, h. School st.
Sawtell Warren, stone-layer, h. Adams st.
Sawyer Aphia, wid. boarding-house, 5 Ham. corp.
101 LOWELL DIRECTORY.
Sawyer Eliza, dress-making, Central st. over Tyler's
store
Sawyer F, A. housewright, bds. at Lucinda Samp-
son's, App. St.
Sawyer George, housewright, bds. at Churchill's,
Central st.
Sawyer James, stone-layer, h. Lowell st.
Sawyer James M. housewright, bds. at Mrs. Patter-
son's
Sawyer Rufus, at Mer. corp. bds. at No. 11
Sawyer William P. laborer, h. near brewery
Scadding Aaron, harness-maker, at Mixer's
Scales Samuel, machinist, h. 2 Appleton corp.
Scammon , machinist, bds. at J. L. Tripp's
Scantlin Michael, cordwainer, Lowell st. h. Low. st.
Scarlett Susan, boarding-house, 20 Button st. Mer-
rimac corp.
ScofSeld C. at Middlesex corp. bds. at D. Coburn's
Scoffield William, calico printer, bds. at J. Barron's
Merrimac st.
Scripture {Isaac) & Wilson {JS/athaniel) hn.kers, Cen-
tral St. Chapel hill, h. Chao. hill
Searle Anthony W. musician, bds. at Mrs. Gregg's
Appleton St.
Seaver Daniel, wood-sawyer, bds. at 5 Trem.
Seaver Dolly, wid. boarding-house, 3 Law. corp.
Seaver Hannah, h. Jefierson st.
Seaver Sophronia, stock and dress-maker, bds. atC.
Barrett's
Seaver William, at widow Seaver's
Seavey Josiah, livery stable, Lowell st. h. Mer. st.
Seavey Stephen S. clerk at Post office, boards at J.
Seavey's
Seavey , mason, h. Jefferson st.
Sennet John, bds. at 8 Prince st.
Sewall Charles C. housewright, h. Green st.
Shackford Ephraim, refreshments, 7 Suffolk sci.
LOWELL DIRECTORY 105
Shackford James N. stone-blaster, h. rear Low. st.
Shanlay Barnard, laborer, h. Lowell st.
Shanlay John, at fact. h. Low. st. Hilliard's block
Shannon Josiah, clerk at Paul R. Georg-e's
Sharpies Catharine, boarding-house, 10 Prince St.-
Sharpies Cornelius, h. Merriraac sq.
Sharpies James, h. Merrimac sq.
Sharpies James, calico-printer, bds. at E. Metcalf's
Shattuck Abel, h. Hurd, near Central st.
Shattuck Brooks, overseer, App. corp. h. 29Ham. st.
Shattuck Charles, machinist, bds. at B. Shattuck's
Shattuck Daniel, W.L goods, Cen. st. cor. Hurd st,
h. Tyler st.
Shattuck Moses, superintendent of Avorkmen at
Locks and Canal, h. Mer. st.
Shattuck Roxanna, milliner & dress-maker, Cen. st.
Shattuck William, v/heelwright, bds. at Mrs. Banis-
ter's
Shaw Ephraim E. clerk at T. Sweetser's, boards at
Mrs. Banister's
Shaw Philo S. overseer at App. corp. h. 22 Jackson
street
Sheafe Charles H. bds. at Mansion house
Sheafe John L. counsellor at law, office Central st.
bds. at Mer. house
Sheafe William H. clerk at App. counting-room, bds.
at Catharine Parker's, App. st.
Shed Barnum, bds at 22 Law. corp.
Shed Henry, at Suff. fac. bds at No. 10
Shed John, cellar, Gorham st. h. Gor. st.
Shed Sophia, boarding-house, South st.
Shed Zacheus, constable, h. Gor. st.
Shedden Harvey, painter, bds. at 22 Mer. corp.
Shelly Luke, carpet-weaver, h. 11 Carpet blocks
Shepherd Eliphalet, at repair-shop, h. 13 Ham. st.
Shepherd Isaac, machinist, h. Lowell st. Magoon's
buildinof
lOG LOWELL DIRECTORY.
Sheple Oliver, book-binder, book-seller and sta-
tioner, Cen. St bds. at Mrs. Wyllie's
Sherdon Hugh, at fac. h. Lowell st. Ililliard's block
Sheridan Patrick,' carpet-weaver, h. 20 Carp, blocks
Sherman Edward Capt. h. Lowell st.
Sherwin Charles, at repair-shop, h. 4 Prince st.
Shirley Samuel, laborer, h. 4 App. corp.
Shirley Samuel, laborer, bds. at G. K. Drew's
Short Edward, at fac. bds. at J. Campbell's
Short James, at Ham. corp. h. No. 48
Short Josiah E. stag-eman, h. Elm st.
Short Patrick, bds. at J. Short's
Signer James, at Carp. fac. bds. at N. Upham's
Silver Abram, house wright, bds. at 27 Suff. corp.
Simonds Arad, at repair-shop, h. 24 Ham. corp.
Simonds Daniel R. confectioner, Jackson st.
Simonds John P. d<y goods, 27 Mer. st.
Simonds Josiah, painter, bds. at Alvah Durgins'
Simonds Mary, boarding-house, 8 App. corp.
Simonds Samuel B. clerk at J. P. Simonds'
Simpson David, housewright, bds. at Lester's, Jef-
ferson st.
Simpson , at Mer. fac. bds. at Mrs. Hill's, Mid-
dle St.
Sleeper John S. editor and publisher of Lowell Jour-
nal, office Cen. st. h. Gorham st.
Sleeper Peter, blacksmith, bds. at D. Stevens'
Small Josiah, at saw-mills, bds. at John Favor's
Smalley Elijah, at Mer. corp. bds. at No. 64
Smart John M. housewright, h. Chapel st.
Smart Sally, boarding-house, 7 App. corp-
Smart , mason, bds. at Betsey Reed's
Smiday Margaret, h. Fenwick st.
Smith Adam, planing-machine, bds. at 8 Dutton st.
Smith Alpheus, hard-ware & dry goods, 4 & 5
Town house, Mer. st. h. Belvidere
Smith Alvah, painter, h. Gorham st.
LOWELL DIRECTORY. 107
Smith Andrew, stone-cutter, bds. at, Mrs. Murray's
Smith Aram, housewright, bds. at 21 Law. corp
Smith A. M. clerk at Copeland & Smith's
Smith Charles, [Copeland fy S.)
Smith Charles, clerk at A. Allen's, bds. at wid. Pat-
terson's
Smith Charles, at Trem. corp. bds. at No. 9
Smith Darius, blacksmith, h. 6 Dutton st. Swamp
locks
Smith Dudley, physician & surgeon, Cen. st. Cros-
by's building
Smith Francis, at dye-house, h. Fenwick st.
Smith Gordon, at Law. corp. bds. at No. 8
Smith Henry, watchman, h. Lowell st.
Smith Henry, housewright, h. 10 Law. corp.
Smith Henry A. at fac. h. Lawrence st.
Smith James, calico printer, h. 29 Prince st.
Smith James, at Pierce & Co.'s bakery
Smith James, at bleach-house, h. Middle st.
Smith James Y. machinist, bds, at Mrs. Kendall's
Smith Jeremiah, teamster, bds. at B. Taylor's
Smith John, clerk at Trem. counting-room, bds. at
Mrs. Atwood's
Smith John, laborer, h. Lowell st.
Smith John, tinman, bds. at B. Moore's
Smith John, dry goods. Mer. st. opposite Suff. corp.
bds. at Mrs. Smith's, Lowell st.
Smith Josiah, at Lowell bleachery, bds. at Mrs. Cor-
liss'
Smith Lucius, at J. A. Brabrook's
Smith Lydia, wid. boarding-house, Fenwick st.
Smith Mary B. Mrs. h. Hurd st.
Smith Owen, at fac. h. Lowell st.
Smith Parmelia, widow of Jonathan, h. Lowell st.
Smith Parker, clerk at Mansur & Reed's
Smith Peter, at Henry Coburn's
Smith Richard G. housewrisrht. bds. at R. Banister's
108 LOWELL DIRECTORY.
Smith Sally, wid. nurse, bds. at 13 Ham. corp.
Smitii Stephen B. at Law. corp. bds. at No. 22
Smith Theodora, h. 4013owditch st
Smith Thomas, engraver, bds. at 28 Prince st.
Smith Thomas, bds. at James Campbell's
Smith Thomas, laborer, h, Lowell st.
Smith Timoth}', at Carp. fac. bds. at N. Brown's
Smith Willard, teamster, h. rear App. st.
Smith {William) & Msiun {Sa7nuel H.) counsellors
& attornies, office bank block, Mer. st. bd. at
Mer. house
Smith William, bds. at Jason Phelps'
Smith William S. at Lowell hotel
Smith W. N. wheelwright at J. Mixer's
Smith 5 h. Mer. st. entrance Middle st.
Smith , at Carp. fac. bds. at 22 Carp, blocks
Smothers Jonathan, at Mer. print-works, bds. at 61
Smyley John, housewright, bds. at E. Russell's
Somerby Samuel, machinist, bds. at 8 Button st.
Snell Ephraim, boarding-house, Suffolk st.
Snell Everett, cordwainer, bds. at Sam'l Bean's
Snow Azubah, widow, h. Liberty st.
Snow Benjamin, clerk at J. Haskell's
Snow Harvey, housewright, bds. at Mrs. Snow's
Snow John, at Carpet card-room, bds. at 22 Carp.
Soul , at Carpet fact. bds. at Brown's, Low. st.
Souther Joseph J. Jr. (Taylor ^- S.) bds. at Taylor's
Southmayd Daniel S. Rev. [Rand ^ S.) editor of
Lowell Observer, h. Tyler st.
Southmayd J. A. clerk at Rand & Southmayd's, bds.
at Capt. Sherman's
Southwick Royal, overseer at Carpet house, house
Tyler st.
Spalding Amos, counsellor, Central st. Crosby's
building
Spalding x'Vsa, housewright, h. Adams st.
Spalding A. miller, h. on Bos. road, near Hale's mills
LOWELL DIRECTORY. JOQ
Spalding Charles, teamster, bds. at Hersey & F.'s
Spalding- Charles W. housewright, h. 53 Mer. corp.
Spalding Edward W. bds. at 53 Mer. corp.
Spaldings H. & W., W. L goods, Cen. cor. Low.
St. h. Belvidere
Spalding Francis, bds. at Mrs. Spalding's
Spalding Ira, housewright, h. Cent. st. Chapel hill
Spalding Jonathan Capt. yeoman, h. north Mer. st.
Spalding Mary, wid. at Sidney Spalding's
Spalding (AoaA) & Farris {JoJm K.) butchers, h.
Liberty st.
Spalding Rufus, W. L goods, north Mer. st.
Spalding Sidney, yeornan, h. Tynsboro' west road,
near Liberty st.
Spalding Simeon, provision-cellar, 16 Low. st. h.
School St.
Spalding Sophia, wid. boarding-house, 53 Mer. corp.
Spalding Weld [H. ^' W. Spalding) h. Low. st.
Spencer Edward, hatter, h. near Catholic church
Spencer William, superintendent of Ham. print-
works, bds. at Henry Hobson's
Spilder Newcomb, teamster at Wood's, bds. at Wil-
son's, Chapel hill
Spiller Newcomb, bds. at Sarah Abbott's
Spofford Greenleaf, lumber dealer, bds. at J. Hurd's
Spofford Moses, bds. at Mrs. Woods', 5 Elliot st.
Sprague Abigail, wid. boarding-house, 4 Carp, blocks
Sprague Laban, housewright, h. 10 Law. corp.
Sprague Levi, mason, bds. at widow Patterson's,
Central st.
Sprague Sarah, boarding-house, 29 SuiFolk corp.
Hall St.
Spurr William, machinist, h. 26 Worthen st. Swamp
locks
Stackpole Josiah, bds. at 4 Appleton corp.
Stafford W. overseer Mer. corp. h. Lowell st.
Stanley Milton, machinist, h. 8 Dutton st.
110 LOWELL DJRECTORY.
Stanley Thurston, watchman, bds. at 44 Mor. corp.
Stanley Phineas, at Meix corp. bds. at No. 60
Staunton iJenry, tin-))late worker, h. Chapel st.
Stearns Bernard, at Evano-elist office
Stearns Edwin, overseer, Lowell corp. h. Wortlien,
near Low. st.
Stearns Miss, h. 14 Elliott st. Ham. corp.
Stebbins E. housewright, bds. at 24 SuJfFolk corp.
Sterrett Albert G. overseer at fact, boards at Mrs.
Lawrence's, Cent. st.
Stevens Alpha, overseer at App. corp. h. 11 Ham. st.
Stevens Charles, at carp. fact. bds. at N. Uphara's
Stevens Daniel W. victualling cellar, Suffolk square
Merrimac st.
Stevens Edmund, yeoman, h. on old Chelmsford road
Stevens Emerson, at Chambers & Farrar's dye-
house
Stevens Jabez, at saw-mills, h. near powder mills
Stevens James, laborer, h. north Merrimac st.
Stevens John, at Tyler's stable
Stevens John D. house wright, bds. at A. Bohonan's
Stevens Jonathan, trader in brushes, &c. house rear
Chapel St.
Stevens Joseph, laborer, h. near Massaic falls
Stevens Parker, bds. at Geo. Dodge's
Stevens Samuel, mason, bds. at F. Tenney's
Stevens Solon, overseer App. corp. No. 20
Stevens , bread-carrier, at Scripture & W.'s
Stevenson Enoch, machinist, h. 9 Race st.
Stevenson James E. baker at Pierce & Co.'s
Stevenson Thomas, at Hamilton fact. bds. at 23 Ap-
pleton Corp.
Stevenson , at fact. bds. at S. S. Straw's
Stewart Asa, stone-layer, bds. at C. Barney's
Stewart James, machinist, bds. at 10 Dutton st.
Stewart John, tailor, h. Loav. st. Magoou's building
Stickney Samuel, h. Central st.
LOWELL DIRECTORY. m
Stickney William, at powder mills, h. Law. st.
Stiles Catharine S. seamstress, bds. at J. Stiles'
Stiles Francis, butcher, bds. at Geo. Barnes'
Stiles Jesse, housewright, h. Chapel st.
Stiles Joseph, laborer, h. Chapel st.
Stiles William, wood-sawyer, bds. at S. Morey's
Stiles , mason, bds. at John Kimball's
Stocker John, boots & shoes, 43 Mer. st.
Stoddard Samuel A. cordwainer, bds. at Mrs. Du-
rant's
Stodder Charles, clerk at S. B. Appleton &l Co.'s,
bds. at L. Stodder's
Stodder Lafayette, wid. boarding-house, 23 Mer. st.
Stone Abigail & Sarah, milliners & dress-makers,
Appleton St.
Stones {Joel & ChaHes) & Bradburn [Charles) W. L
goods, cor. Low. & Dutton sts.
Stone Ephraim. clerk at Barr's, Cen. st. h. Cen. st.
Chapel hill
Stone Freeman, machinist, bds. at 10 Dutton st.
Stone Ira, at Joel Stone's
Stone James M. clerk at Alpheus Smith's, bds. at 22
Prince st.
Stone Samuel F. machinist, bds. at 10 Dutton st.
Storer Mary Ann, milliner & dress-maker, Mer. st.
opposite Suff. Corp.
Strafford William, overseer atfac.h. 1 Ham. corp.
Stratton Jonas, housewright, bds. at Dane's, Low. st.
Straw Aziel, blacksmith, at S. D. Chase's
Straw Betsey, boarding-house, 24 App. corp.
Straw Mehitabel, wid. boarding-house, 3 App. corp.
Straw Stephen S. stone-layer, h. Lowell st.
Straw , housewright, bds. at Samuel Folsom's
Streeter Holland, at Mer. corp. bds. at No. G4
Streeter B. attorney at law, office Cen. st. bds. at
Washington hotel
Studley William, overseer at Mer. corp. h. No. 57
112 LOWELL DIRECTORY.
Stutson Mary, boarding-house, Central st.
Sullivan Daniel, atPhelan's, Mer. sq,
Sullivan Daniel, laborer, h. Fenwick st.
Sullivan Daniel, laborer, bds. at Connell's
Sullivan James, bds. at Connell's
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, h. Fenwick st.
Sullivan John, laborer, h. Fenwick st.
Sullivan, John, laborer, h. Suffolk st.
Sulloway, Israel W. wool-carder, bds. at 4 Carp, blli'a
Sumner John N., M. D. surgeon dentist, Central st.
h. Tyler st.
Sumner Mary, boarding-house, 20 Law. corp.
Swain Sarah J. dress-maker, Mer. st.
Swan Isaac, livery stable, Warren st. h. Warren st.
Swan Joshua, machinist, h. near Hale's mills
Swan William A. road-maker, h. Cen. st.
Swansey Manuel, machinist, bds. at 21 Law. corp.
Sweeney John, laborer, bds. at D. Connell's
Sweetser Cornelius, boots & shoes, 39 Mer. st. h. 7
Lowell St.
Sweetser Frederick, clerk at J. Haskell's, bds. at
Joseph Sweetser's
Sweetser Henry, clerk at Thomas Sweetser's
Sweetser Joseph, baker, Gorham st.
Sweetser John, clerk at Whidden & Russell's
Sweetser Thomas, variety store, 7, h. 17 Mer. st.
Sweet Benjamin, at fact. bds. at Whitney's
Sweet Hiram, at Mer. Co.'s yard, bds, at Mrs. Mann's
Symmes Edmund, clerk at J. T .Pratt's, bds. at J. B.
French's
Symonds Stephen, student at law with Heydock &
Olcott, bds. at Miss Brown's, Hurd st.
TABOR BENIAL, at print works, bds. at 5 Wor^
then St. Mer. corp.
LOVVKLL DIRECTORY. 113
Tabor John, blacksmith, bds. at 64 Mer. corp.
Taft Abisha, undertaker, bds. at Theodore Butter-
field's
Talbert , finisher of cloth, bds. at Uzziel Kurd's
Tallant James, at Mer. fact. bds. at 5 Tremont corp.
Tallant D. at Trem. fact. bds. at 2 Tremont corp.
Tapley David, assistant post-master, bds. at 24 But-
ton street
Tapley Jesse Capt. boarding-house, between Church
and Tyler sts.
Tapley Joseph, Boston and Lowell baggage wagons,
h. Church st.
Tarbox Augustus, printer at Time's office
Tar box Isaac H. at Blood's bakery. Central st.
Tarney Patrick, h. Lowell st.
Tash Robert, cordwainer, bds. at Cyrus Marshall's
Tay Sullivan, cordwainer, bds. at Mrs. Turner's, Jef-
ferson St.
Tay William, at Mer. bleach-house, bds. at No. 61
Taylor Ann, widow, boarding-house, 19 Dutton st.
Mer. Corp.
Taylor Benjamin, hostler at King's, boarding house,
Lowell st.
Taylor Content, wid. boarding-house, 35 Mer. st.
Taylor Enos, stone-blaster, h. Gorham st.
Taylor John, carpet-weaver, bds. at 22 Carpet blocks
Taylor John, h. 19 Suffolk corp.
Taylor Joel, at Mercury oflice
Taylor Joseph, machinist, bds. at Ann Taylor's, 19
Dutton St.
Taylor Margaret C. boarding-house, 3 Dutton street,
Merriraac corp.
Taylor Mary B. h. Lawrence st. near Massaic falls
Taylor Josiah W. housewright, bds. at Peter Eaton's
Taylor Luther, at Suffolk repair shop, h. 30 Suffolk
corp.
Taylor Peter, engraver at Mer. corp. h. No. 18
114 LOWELL DIRECTORY.
Taylor {Samuel) & Souther [Joseph J. Jr.) brush-
makers, Cen. St. h. Belvidere
Taylor Sarah, boarding-house, Dutton st. Mer.
Corp.
Taylor William, weaver, h. 27 Carpet blocks
Templeton Andrew J. at Suffolk Corp. bds. at No. 10
Temple Thomas, mason, h. Gorham st.
Tenney John Y. boarding'-house, 6 Adams st.
Thaxter Levi, tin-plate and sheet iron manufacturer,
Mer. St. bank block, bds. at Patterson's, Low. st.
Thayer George W. house wright, bds. at Mrs. Ken-
dall's
Thayer Thomas B. Rev. bds. at Amos Carlton's
Thing Benjamin, housowright, bds. at wid. B. Bean's
Thomas Abigail, wid. boarding-house, rear App. st.
Thomas A. stone-layer, bds. at Isaac Ladd's, Cen. st.
Thomas Charles, laborer, bds. at Eagerly's
Thomas John, h. Merrimac st. Mer. sq.
Thomas Joseph, at Suffolk corp. bds. at 27 Suff. corp.
Thomas Warren S. at Briar's cellar, bds. at 20 Tre-
mont Corp.
Thompson A. housewright, bds. at Eagerly's, Law-
street
Thompson Charles, at repair shop, bds. at L. Samp-
son's
Thompson David D. millwright, bds. at 6 Law. corp.
Thomson George, housewright, bds. at J. Eagerly's
Thompson Ira, at Law. fact.h. 2 Tremont corp.
Thompson Louisa, dress-maker, cottages, Mer. st
Thompson Luther, at Trem. fact. bds. at 5 Tremont
Thompson Moody M. housewright, h. Lawrence st.
Thompson Robert, at Suffolk fact. h. 30 Trem. corp.
Thompson Warren, bds. at 22 Dutton st.
Thompson William P. housewright, bds. at Blake's
Thompson William, housewright, bds. at Eagerly's
Thorning Susan, widow, boarding house, 31 Web-,
ster St. Ham. corp.
LOWELL DIRECTORY. n5
Thorning- — — , teamster, bds. at Reed's
Thorp Reuben, mill-writrht, h. Lowell st.
Thurber Ira, laborer, bds. at Charles Dodge's
Thurston Benjamin, h. Central st.
Thurston Brown, printer at Observer office, h. 25
Merrimac st.
Thurston Cyrus, watchman, bds. at Betsey Morrill's
Thurston Daniel, dyer, h. Lawrence st.
Thurston Valorus, machinist, bds. at 13 Dutton sq.
Tibbetts Benjamin S. tailor, Gorham st. bds. at Col-
cord's
Tibbetts David, bds. at Caroline Conner's
Tibbetts Samuel, at factory, h. Gorham st.
Tibbetts Timothy, at Appleton fact. bds. at Abigail
Thomas's
Tilden Alfred, at Mercury office
Tilden Charles L. superintendent at Tremont Man-
ufacturing Company, bds. at Merrimac house
Tilton Abram, overseer at Law. corp. h. No. 23
Tilton Dearborn W. painter, h. between Suffolk and
Fenwick sts.
Tilton William, laborer, h. Chapel hill, near Massa-
ic falls
Timmins Patrick, dyer at Hamilton corp. h. 47 Bow-
ditch St.
Titus Phineas, mason, bds. at Tenney's, Adams st.
Titus Rufus, laborer, h. near brewery
Todd Lucy C. boarding-house, 28 Hall st. Suff. corp.
Tompkins Nathaniel, tailor, bds. at Fay's, Mer. st.
Torrey Nathaniel, at furnace, Massaic falls, bds. at
O. Badger's
Tower James, dry goods, Cen. st. h. Chapel hill
Tower Lucinda,tailore3s, h. rear of Chapel st.
Towle Jeremiah, laborer, h. Gorham st.
Town James D, cabinet-maker, bds. at Peter Eaton's
Townsend Erastus, laborer, bds. at L5 Ham. corp.
Townsend Samuel, dyer, at Carpet fact. h. Low. st.
8**
110 LOWELL DIRECTORY.
Trainer Catharine, widow, h. Fenwick st.
Trainer James, bds. at James Campbell's
Trainer Patrick, bds. at Mrs. Trainer's
Traverse Sabine, machinist, bds. at W. Fay's, Mer-
rimac st.
Treat James A. clerk, Mer. Manufacturing Co. bds.
at Merriraac house
Treat Mary, widow, boarding-house, 2 Lyman st.
Suffolk Corp.
Tripp Andrew, machinist, bds. at 7 Duttoii st.
Tripp John L. machinist, h. 8 Button st. Swamp
locks
Tripp John, overseer at App. corp. h. 9 Ham. st.
True John, watchman, bds. at 44 Mer. corp.
True Philip, clerk at Norton's, Suffolk sq.
Trull Josiah, stone-layer, h. Lowell st.
Trull Peter, teamster, h. Lowell st.
Trumbull Henry L. watchman, bds. at 49 Mer. corp,
Trumbull James, ruof-finisher, h. 21 Carpet blocks
Trumbull William D. watchman at Suffolk, bds. at
No. 24
Tucker Lucinda, h. 22 Jackson st. Appleton corp.
Tucker Samuel N. mason, bds. at Cole's
Tufts Edv/ard, clerk at Mer. print-works, h. 30 Mer-
rimac st.
Tufts Uriah, cabinet-maker, Lewis st. h. Green st.
Turnbiill John, overseer at Carpet factory, house 17
Carpet blocks
Turner George W. weaver at Carpet fact. bds. at
Capt. Brigham's
Turner Harrison, hostler at Seavey's, Lowell st.
Turner Jacob, boarding-house. Church st. cor. Law.
street
Turner John, at Mansur & Child's, boards at G.
Dodge's
Turner John, at furnace, Massaic falls, boards at O,
Badrrer's
LOWELL DIRECTORY. 117
Turner William, housewriglit, h. Hi^h st.
Turner , block-printer, bds. at Metcalf 's, Mer-
rimac sq.
Tuttle John B. housewright, bds. at Betsey Bean's
Tuttle John, housewright, h. Pawtucketst.
Tuttle , watchman, bds. at 22 Lawrence corp.
Tuxbury Moses M. h. Hurd st.
Tweed Austin C. cordwainer at Cornelius S.weet-
ser's
Tweed Emmons, at Benjamin Walker's
Tweed Timothy G. at Benjamin Walker's, Middle-
sex street
Twining William Rev. h. Appleton st.
Twiss Benjamin, painter, bds. at 5 Tremont corp.
Twombly Samuel, undertaker, h. Tyler st.
Twomby William, housewright, boards at 32 Ham.
Corp.
Tyler Amos, stageman, bds. at American house
Tyler George, inn-holder, American House, Cen. st.
Tyler James, W. L goods, Cent. st.
Tyler Jeremiah, bds. at Mrs. Lock's, Hurd st.
Tyler Jonathan, Capt. h. Central st.
Tyler Joseph, trader at James Tyler's, Central st.
bds. at Simon Adams'
UNDERWOOD AMMON, mason, bds. at Mrs.
Patterson's, Central st.
Underwood Charles, painter, bds. at Mrs. Hill's,
Middle st.
Underwood Daniel, at dye-house, Merrimac corp.
h. App. St.
Underwood John, housewright, boarding-house, 22
Ham. corp.
Upham Abijah, Jr. wheelwright, bds. at Owen's
Upham Jacob, overseer at Law. corp. h. 37 Law.
118 LOWELL DIRECTORY.
Upham Nathan, boarding-house, Lowell st.
Upham William, at Mer. fact. bds. at Paul Holt's
Upton Benjamin, at Mer. fact. h. 22 Prince st.
Upton Daniel, at Nathaniel Hartwell's, Adams st.
Upton Elizabeth, wid. hoarding-house, Church st.
Upton Jonathan R. blacksmith, h. Lawrence st. near
Massaic falls
Upton Sally, widow, boarding-house, 12 Gore st..
Suffolk corp.
Usher Eleazer, teamster, bds. at Hersey &l Frenches
Van Vronker Henry, hair-dresser, Central st. oppo-
site Washington Hotel, h. Chapel st.
Van Vronker Robert, at H. Van Vronker's
Varnum Archibald O. at bleach-house, bds. at 7
Button St.
Varnum Benjamin F. high sheriff for county of Mid-
dlesex, office Central st. over rail-road bank, h.
Central village, Dracut
Varnum [Fanny) & Russell [Lydia] dress-making
& millinery, Mer. st. opposite Tremont corp.
bds. at Mrs. Fletcher's
Varnum Israel, stone-cutter, h. 20 Suff. corp.
Varnum James M. machine-printer, bds. at No. 45
Merrimac corp.
Varnum John, justice, office Cen. st. h. Dracut
Varnum , mason, bds. at B. Hamblett's
Vining John, cordwainer, Church st. h. Central st.
Chapel hill
WADE SARAH H. raantua-maker, Central st.
bds. at William Wade's
Wade William, h. Green st.
LOWELL DIRECTORY. ]19
Wadleigh Sarah, boarding-house, 30 Suffolk corp.
Wadleigh William, housewright, boards at No. 30
Suffolk Corp.
Wagden William, at. Owen's, Lowell st.
Waitt Aaron, shoes & boots, Mer. st. opposite Suff.
Corp. h. Lov/ell st.
Wakefield Avin, cloth-finisher, bds. at Capt. Russ'
Wakefield Charles F. slater, h. Adams st.
Wakefield George, mason, bds. at 17 Lavv\ corp.
Wakefield S. English goods, 29 Mer. st. h. 30
Waldo Allen, h. Lowell st.
Wald ridge , at furnace, Massaic falls, bds. at
Wilson's, Chapel hill
Waldron Mary A. dress-maker, Gorham st. bds. at
Mrs. Butler's
Walkden William, blue-dyer, h. 3 Prince st.
Walker Benjamin, butcher, Middlesex st. h. Mid-
dlesex St.
Walker Dexter M. at Law. fact. bds. at No. 11
Walker George, bread- carrier, at Scripture &- Wil-
son's
Walker Nathaniel, stageman, bds. at Washington
hotel
W^allace Alfred, housewright, h. Chapel st.
Wallace Margaret, widow, h. rear Lowell st.
Wallace Mrs. at Barney's, h. Lowell st.
Walsh William, clerk at E. B. Patch's, 33 Mer. st.
Walton Amos, housewright, h. 5 Lyman st.
Ward Charles H. S. printer at Journal Office, bds.
at Wilde's Hotel, Mer. st.
Ward Eihan A. druggist, bds. at Mrs. Brown's,
Hurd St.
Ward Horace, housewright, boards at Hosmer's
Adams st.
Ware James, at Ham. fact. bds. at Wm. Stafford's
Ware Warren, overseer Ham. corp. h. 44 Bow-
ditch St.
120 LOWELL DIRECTORY.
Warren Calvin, house vvright, bds. at B. Moore's,
Central st.
Warren Charles, counsellor & attorney at law,
Crosby's buildhig, Central st.
Warren Charles, machinist, bds. at B. Hildreth's
Warren Jonathan, boarding-house, rear App. st.
Warren Joseph, clerk at Bethuel T. Cross'
Warren Lydia, h. 29 Suffolk corp.
Warren Pelhani W. cashier of rail-road bank, h,
Lawrence st.
^Varren , bds. at Mrs. Brown's, Ilurd st.
Warson , housewright, bds. at Hiram Parker's,
South St.
Warson , housewright, bds. at Isaac Ladd's,
Central st. Chapel hill
Washburn John M. at Suffolk corp. h. 25 Suff.
Washburn Oliver, overseer at Law. corp. h. No. 2
Watkins Abner, overseer at Mer. corp. h. No. 15
Button St.
Watkins John W. at Mer. corp. h. 59 Wurthen st,
Watkins , wood-sawyer, boards at Nehemiah
Brown's
Watrous Andrew, at Law. corp. bds. at No. 11
V/atson Abijah, overseer at i\lerrimac corp. h. 15
Button St.
Watson Benjamin T. painter, bds. at Moses Davis'
Watson Eiiphalet, machinist, h. 25 Carpet
Watson Hiram, overseer at Ham. corp. h. South st.
Watson Humphrey, machinist, bds. at 25 App. corp.
Watson Samuel, housewright, bds. at J. Underwood's
Watson Shepard, at Trem. fact. bds. at S. Abbot's
Watson William, bds. at Eiiphalet Watson's
Watson Noah, porter at Merrimac house
Waitress Charles, at Wni. Davidson & Co.'s
Waugh John, slater, h. 13 Lowell st.
Way Charles, h. 21 Suff. corp.
Wayland John, laborer, h. Lowell st.
LOWELL DIRECTORY. 121
Wayland Thomas, at bleach-house, bds. at Lynch's,
Gorham st.
Webb Edward A. overseer at Middlesex, corp. bds.
at Hurd's, Clinrch st.
Webb Betsey, wid. boardin<r-house, 24 Trem. corp.
Webb , cloth-fuller at Middlesex corp. bds. at
Maria March's
Webber Benjamin M. clerk at Atherton & But-
trick's, bds. at J. Webber's
Webber Eliza, widow, boarding-house, 4 Dutton st.
Merrimac corp.
Webber Job P. stageman, h. Cen. st. Chapel hill
Webber Job, surveyor of #ood, house 5 Dutton st
Merrimac corp.
Webster Amos, bds. at Ruth Webster's
Webster Franklin, housewright, bds. at Humphrey
Webster's
Webster Humphrey, housewright, h. Central st.
Webster John, at Low. corp. bds. at Mrs. Kendall's
Webster Joseph, at Middlesex factory, boards at
E. Upton's
Wedgewood (Joshua) &l Patterson (Horace) variety-
store, Central st.
Webster Ruth, wid. boarding-house, ]6 Law. corp.
Weeks Samuel, cordwainer, bds. at Mrs. Turner's,
Jefferson st.
Welch Arnold, overseer at Mer. corp. h. No. 62
Welch Benjamin C. h. Chapel st. Chapel hill
Welch Walter, laborer, h. Fenwick st.
Welch William, laborer, bds. at Mrs. Lepere's
Welch , housewright, bds. at 21 Law. corp.
Weld Horatio H. publisher of the Times, office
Cen. & Gorham st. h. Elm st. Chapel hill
Weld Thomas, stageman, h. Cen. st. Chapel hill
Wellington John K. bds at 5 Dutton st.
Wellington Joseph, mason, bds. at Mrs. Bean's,
Lewis .-^t.
122 LOW EI -L Dl REUTORY.
Wellington Mary, wid. boarding-house, 5 Duttun
St. Swamp locks
Wells Lucinda, wid. boarding-house, G Treinont
Corp.
Welton Horatio G. stageman, h. Tyler st.
Wclton N. li. G. stageman, bds. at Am. house
Wentworth Asa, bar-tender at Washington hotel
Wentworth John, fuller of cloth, bds. at Mrs. Ken-
dall's
Wentworth {Joshua L.) & Raynes [Josepli) watch-
makers & jewellers, Cen. st.
Wentworth Prescott H. at Wm. Wentworth's
Wentworth Stephen, br^|k-layer, bds. at C. Wilkins'
Wentworth Tappan, counsellor, office K. R. Bank
building, bds. at Mer. house.
Wentworth William, mason h. Gorham st.
West Daniel, overseer at Middlesex corp.
West Moses, blacksmith, h. Suff. st.
Westerl David, calico-printer, bds. at E. Metcalf 's
Westerl Robert, engraver, bds. at Mrs. Stodder's,
Mer. St.
Weston Abigail R. widow, boarding-house, 12Dut-
ton street
Weston Eliphalet, (Brooks Sf W.) h. Lewis Ft.
Weston James, at Law. corp. bds. at No. 6
Weston Peter, cordwainer, bds. at Mrs. Rider's
- Weston Samuel, overseer of Watchman at Ham.
corp. h. 41 Bowditch st.
Weston Timothy, watchman, bds. at Mrs. Crosby's,
Cen. st.
Wetherbee Amos, h. Gorham st.
Wetherbee Asa, housewright, h. rear App. st.
Wetherbee Nahum, tailor, bds, at Catharine Par-
ker's, App. St.
Wetherbee Oliver, bds. at 27 Sutf. corp.
Wetherbee Polly, wid. boarding-house, '>7 Hall st.
Suffolk corj^
LOWELL DIRECTORY. 123
Wheeler Catharine, widow, boarding-house, 11 Gore
St. Suffolk Corp.
Wheeler E. stone-cutter, bds. at wid. Joanna Gage's,
Central st.
Wheeler James W. machinist, bds. at Mrs. Wheel-
er's, 11 Suff. Corp.
Wheeler Jefferson, machinist, h. 12 Button sq.
Wheeler Jeremiah F., W. I. goods, Lewis st. h.
21 Webster st.
Wheeler Phineas, yeoman on Company's farm, rear
Adams st
Wheeler , stone-cutter, bds. at DollofT's, App.
street
Whidden [John M.) & Russell (Walter) dry goods,
19 Mer. st.
Whipple Aaron at Trera. corp. bds. at 5 Trem. corp.
Whipple Adam, at Mer. corp. bds. at 5 Trem. corp.
Whipple Hannah, boarding-house, 10 Button st.
Whipple Harriet, wid, of Geo. W. h. Hurd st.
Whipple James, (Sanderson ^^ W.) h. Gor. st.
Whipple John, machinist, h. 59 Worthen st. Mer.
Corp.
Whipple Josiah, teamster, at O. M. Whipple's
Whipple Oliver M. powder manufacturer, h. Law. st.
Whipple Robert, brick-layer, bds. at Peter Eaton's
Whipple Stephen, at Mer. corp. h. 39 Worthen st.
Mer. corp.
White Alvin, at powder-mills, h. near mills
White Bavid, at Jabez Stearns, Law. st.
White Fairfield, stone-layer, h. Sowth st.
White James, h. Fenwick st.
White Jason, at Newman & K.'s, Middle st.
White John, at Ham. corp. h. Law. st.
White Philip T. merchant tailor, Cen. st. bds. at Mrs.
Butler's, Charles st.
Whitehouse Augustus, cloth-finisher, bds. at wid.
L. Kendall's
124 LOWELL DJ RECTORY.
Whitely , cordwainer, bds. at Betsey Ilildreth's
Whitconib Barach, overseer at Ham. corp. bds. at
Gordon's, App. st.
Whitcomb Osborn, housewright, bds. at David Rob-
inson's
Whittemore Joseph, brush-maker, bds. at E. Upton's
Whitteniore Joseph, bleacher, h. Thorndike st.
Whittemore Samuel, laborer, bds. at Forster's
Whitfield Daniel, at Adams'
Wliitehead Darius, at x\pp. corp. bds. at No. 3
Whitney Eldad, clerk, bds. at Am. house.
Whitney Moses, clothes cleanser, Cen. st. h. Cen. st.
Whiting Phincas Capt. W. L goods, Mer. st. near
Pawtucket Bridge
Whitney, Aaron W. bds. at Mrs. Kimball's, Mer. st.
Whitney Abigail, boarding-house, 18 Carpet blocks
Whitney Amos, bds. at Hannah Heaselton's, Mer.
Corp.
Whitney Asa Capt. cordwainer, between Cen. &
Gorham sts.
Whitney Gardiner A. at Trera. corp. bds. at 9 Trem.
Corp.
Whitney George & Aaron W. LoAvell market-house,
Mer. sq.
Whitney Hananiah, variety store, Mer. st. opposite
Trem. corp.
Whitney Israel, agent Tremont Manufacturing Com-
pany, h. bank block, Mer. st.
Whitney John, overseer at App. corp. h. 20 Jackson
street
Whitney Leonard, at Tremont corp. bds at Sarah
Abbott's
Whitney Orlando, shoes. & variety store, Mer. st.
opposite Suffolk corp.
Whitney Orange, boots & shoes, Mer. st. at Or-
lando Whitney's
Whitney Phineas, housewright, h. 8 Adams st.
LOWELL DIRECTORY. 105
Whittaker James, laborer, h. Lowell st. Hilliard's
block
Whittaker John, block printer, h. Lowell st.
Whittier Moses, overseer atMer. corp. h. 23 Prince
street
Whittier Rufus, overseer at Mer. corp. h. 24 Prince
street
Wight James, at Middlesex fac. h. Warren st.
Wight John L. tin-plater, bds. at B. Moore's, Cen. st.
Wilde Benjamin, inn-holder. Farmer's & Mechanic's
House, Mer. st. Mer. sq.
Wilder (Charles A.) & Robbins (Zacheus W.) pro-
vision cellar, under bank block, bds. at P. D.
Lane's
Wilder Charles, clerk at Mansur & Child's
Willey Daniel, boarding-house, 29 Webster st. Ham.
Corp.
Willey Jacob, mason, bds. at J. Kimball's, Hobb's
building
Willey Walter, bar-tender, at Am. house
Wilkin's Charles P. bread-carrier at Blood's bakery
Wilkins Charles W. house wright, h. South st.
Wilkins John, clerk, at L Monroe's, bds. at Mrs.
Payson's
W^ilkins Samuel L. shoe & hat store, 22 Mer. st. h.
Jeff. St.
Wilkins , housev/right, bds. at Hiram Parker's
Willard Ephraim S. clerk at P. H. Willard's
Willard Isaac, clerk at P. H. Willard's
Willard Peter H., W. L goods, Lowell opposite
Adams st. bds. at Patterson's, Adams st.
Williams Bradford, painter at Wm. N. Owens'
Williams Isaac, blacksmith, bds. at J. Williams'
Williams Joel, machinist, h. 23 App. corp.
Williams Joseph, carpet- weavei, bds.atP. D.Lane's
Williams , painter, h. South st.
William Richard, color-mixer, h. 1 1 Mer. corp.
126 i.OWELL DIRECTORY.
Wilson Alfred, housewright, bds. at Dane's, Law. st,
Wilson Beulah, boarding-house, 17 Hamilton corp.
Wilson Charles L. overseer at Merrimac corp. h. 14
Button St.
Wilson Darius, machinist, bds. at B. Shattuck's
Wilson Edwin T. machinist, bds. at B. Wilson's
Wilson Glaud, overseer at Lowell corp. h. 16 Carp.
Wilson James, pattern-drawer, h 27 Carpet
Wilson James, teamster, h. Central st. Chapel hill
Wilson James, machinist, h. 28 Worthen st.
Wilson John, weaver, h. 10 Lowell corp.
Wilson John, at Mer. corp. h. 10 Button st.
Wilson John M. [Knowles &f W.)
Wilson Joseph, at Mer. corp. h. 23 Dutton st.
Wilson Nathaniel, (Scripture &f W.) h. Chapel st.
Wilson William H. plasterer, bds. at 21 Law. corp.
Wilson William, fancy-weaver, h. 15 Low. corp.
Winchester Samuel, blacksmith, Massaic falls, h.
Lawrence st.
Wing Adeline, seamstress, bds. at Wm. Lamb's
Wing Alpheus G. at Suff. Corp. h. No. 15
Wingate James, printer at Time's office
Winkley Ebenezer P. machinist, bds. at 10 Dutton st.
Winn John S. blacksmith, h. 2 Dutton st. Swamp
locks
Winn Joseph, housewright, bds. at widow Smith's,
Lowell street
Winn Moses, at John Mixer's harness-shop
Winslow Alfred, machinist, bds. at T. Bascom's
Winslow Andrew, machinist, bds. at J 9 Dutton st.
Winslow Edward, machinist, h. Church st.
Winslow George, machinist, h. 24 Swamp locks
Winslow Lewis, machinist, 28 Appleton corp.
Winslow John, machinist, bds. at 5 Dutton street.
Swamp lopks
Wise Lucy wid. boarding-house, 4 Lyman street,
Suffolk Corp.
LOWELL DIRECTORY. 127
Wise Mary Ann, h. Lowell st. Hilliard's block
Wood And^e^y, stone-layer, h. South st.
Wood Eliphalet, overseer at Law. corp. h. No. 12
Wood John G. h. Chapel st. Chapel hill
Wood Susan T. boarding-house, 5 Elliot st. Hamil-
ton Corp.
Wood , machinist, bds. at M. Wellington's
Woodbridge March J. watchman, bds. at 4 Prince st.
Woodbury Isaiah, spinner, bds. at 22 Carp, blocks
Woodbury Joseph, housewright, h. Adams st.
Woodbury John L. housewright, h. Adams st.
Woodbury, Joshua, machinist, bds. at N. Brown's
Woodman Levi T. at Fitts', Lowell st.
Woods Goodwin, trunk-maker and variety store,
Jackson st. h. Belvidere.
Woods Henry, h. Hurd st.
Woods John, stone-cutter, h. Middlesex st.
Woods Samuel, Boston & Lowell baggage wagons,
h. Cen. St. Chapel hill
Woods Susannah, wid. h. 43 Bowditch st.
Woods William, at fact. bds. at Mrs. Webster's,
App. St.
Woodward Adoniram, housewright, bds. at 4 Ham.
Corp.
WoodAvard Ambrose, at Ham. fact. bds. at No* 4
Woodward Betsey, wid. h. 17 App. corp.
Woodward Daniel, at fact. bds. at 9 Ham. st.
Woodward George, attorney at law, Cen. st. Cros-
by's building, h. Elm st.
Woodward Foster, hay-weigher,bds. at 4 Ham. corp.
Woodward Jacob A. at Ham. corp. bds. at No. 4
Woodward John, overseer of watchmen, h. 9 Suff.
corp.
Woodward John T. at Ham. corp. bds. at No. 4
Woodv/ard J. teamster, bds. at Asa Clark's
Woodward Lucy W. dress-maker, Cen. st
Woodwnrd Mose.s, painter, bds. at INlrs. Puller's
9
128 LOWELL DIRECTORY.
Woodward Russell, blacksmith, h.G3 VVorthen st.
Woodward , machinist, bds. at Mrs. Hildreth's
Worden John, h. 4 Worthen st. Stone's block
Worden John Jr. at Ham. corp. bds. at J. Worden's
Worden Robert, at print-works, bds. at J. Worden's
Worthen Mathew, watchman at machine-shop, h. 24
App. Corp.
Worthley Sally, h. Suff. sq.
Wrio-ht Alexander, superintendent of carpet- works,
h. 26 Mer. st.
Wright Amos H. {.men ^ W.) dry goods, bds. at H.
Whitney's
Wright Asahel B. at Mercury office
Wright Franklin, W. L goods. Church st. bds. at
Mr. Kurd's
Wright George, blacksmith, h. Lowell st.
Wright [Hapgood) & Mixer {Elijah) boots & shoes,
Cen. St. bds. at D. Mixer's
Wright Henry, confectioner, Cen. opposite Low. st.
Wright John, overseer at dye-house, h. 12 Carpet
blocks
Wright Nathaniel, counsellor, and president of Low-
ell Bank, h. north Merriraac st. near Pawtuck-
et bridge
Wright Nathaniel Jr. clerk at Wright & Mixer's
Wright Robert W. clerk at J. T. Pratt's
Wright Stephen, at Middlesex corp. h. Law. st.
Wright Walter, machinist, h. 24 Button st.
Wright , at repair shop, bds at 27 Mer. corp.
Wyatt Joseph G. Capt. licensed victualler, Lowell,
cor. Adams st. h. Low. st.
Wyatt Mary, wid. boarding-house, 7 Ham. corp.
Wyllie Catharine, wid. boarding-house, Thorndike
St. near brewery
Wyman {Augustus) & Craig {Andrew) W. I goods,
near Thorndike st. South part
Wyman Franklin H. at fact. h. 6 Suffolk corp.
LOWELL DIRECTORY. 139
Wyman Irene, dress-maker, Mer. st.
Wyrnan John S. machinist, bds. at Mrs. Wilson's
Wyman Maverick, h. Chapel st.
Wyman Sarah, wid. boarding-house, 15 App. Corp.
Wyman Timothy, machinist, h. 9 Button st.
Wyman William W. hat store, Cen. st. Ham. build-
ings, h. Gor. St.
Wyman William Capt h. Mer. st.
YATES JAMES, machine-printer, bds. at 55 Wor-
then St.
Yates John, machine-printer, bds. at 55 Worthen st.
Young Darius, trader, h. Gorham st.
Young Hugh, h. between Adams & Fenwick sts.
Young E. at App. fact. bds. at Mrs. Straw's
Young Isaac, at Chamberlain's, 3 Trem. blocks.
Young John, laborer, h. between Adams & Fen-
Avick sts.
Young John H. blacksmith, bds. at Moore's
Young Robert, victualling cellar, Low. st. h. Low. st.
Young Sally, boarding-house, SufF. sq.
Young Samuel S. mill-wright, bds. at P. Wether-
bee's
Young , bds. at Mrs. Kimball's, Mer. st.
York George, housewright, h. Mer. st.
York Jacob S. overseer at Trem. corp. h. No. 9
York Levi, housewright, bds. at 12 Tremont corp.
STREETS AND PLACES.
Adams street, opens on Lowell street, opposite
Hobb's store, continuing to Thorndike street.
Appleton street, opens on Gorham street, runs to
Thorndike street.
Bowditch street, from Jackson street to Hamilton st.
Cabot street, from Lawrence corporation to Merri-
raac street
Central street, from Merriraac street, runs south to
Chapel hill.
Chapel street, opens on Central street, near the foot
of Chapel hill, passing Universalist meeting-
house to Boston road.
Church street, opens on Central street, by First Bap-
tist meeting-house to Concord river south bridge
Chapel Hill, situated at south part of the town.
Button street, commences at Merrimac factories,
crosses Merrimac and Lowell streets, by Ma-
chine shop to Thorndike street.
Elm street, opens on Chapel hill at First Methodist
meeting-house, runs to Chapel street.
Elliot street, from Jackson street to Hamilton street,
between the Hamilton blocks.
Emerson place, opens on Gorham street, at stone
front building.
Fenwick street, opens on Lowell street, runs to the
Catholic church.
Green street, from Central street to George street.
George street, from Tyler street to Hurd street, by
First Baptist meeting-house.
STREETS AND PLACES. 131
Gorham street, opens on Central street, passes by
the Grove to Boston road.
Gore street, from Race street to Cabot street, on
Suffolk corporation.
Hall street, from Tremont street to Cabot street, par-
allel with Suffolk blocks.
High street, from Middlesex street to Liberty street.
Hurd street, from Central street to Church street,
by Middlesex corporation.
Jackson street, from Central street to Thorndike
street, by Hamilton and Appleton corporations.
Jefferson street, from Lowell street to Lewis street.
Lawrence street, (formerly called River street,)
opens near Concord river south bridge, runs by
Massaic falls to Moor street, passing Oliver
M. Whipple's house.
Lewis street, opens on Lowell st. east side of canal.
Liberty street, south part of Lowell, commencing
near Sidney Spalding's farm.
Lowell street, opens on Central street, near canal
bridge, runs to Merrimac street by the stone
house (formerly hotel).
Lyman street, from Race street to Cabot street,
parallel with Suffolk blocks.
Merrimac street, from Concord river, north bridge,
by stone house (formerly hotel) to Chelmsford
line.
Merrimac place comprises the Merrimac corporation
with Button, Prince and Worthen streets
Middlesex street, opens on Thorndike street, near
the Brewery, and runs to Middlesex line.
Moody street, opens on Lowell street.
Moor street, from Boston road to Oliver M. Whip-
ple's house.
Pawtucket street, from bank of Merrimac river near
Melvin's house, to Merrrimac street near stone
house.
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132 UNITED STATES OFFICERS.
Perkins street, from Suffolk street to Hall street,
parallel with Lawrence factories.
Prince street, from Merrimac bleach-house, to Mer-
rimac street.
Race street, from Suffolk blocks to Merrimac street.
School street, opens opposite Pawtucket Bridge.
South street, opens on Appleton street and runs to
Gorham street near the Grove.
Stone's court, opens on Dutton st. near Lowell st.
Summer street, from Central street to South street.
Suffolk street, from Suffolk corporation crosses Mer-
rimac and Lowell street, by Second Baptist
nieeting-house.
Thorndike street, from Dutton street near the Brew-
ery over Canal bridge to Boston road.
Tremont street, from south end of Tremont blocks
to Merrimac st.
Tilden street, from north end Suffolk blocks to Mer-
rimac street.
Tyler street, from Central street to Lawrence street.
Warren street, opens on Central street, near Amer-
ican house runs to Middlesex Corp..
Webster street, from Hamilton to Jackson street,
between Hamilton blocks.
Worthen street, from Merrimac factories, crosses
Merrimac and Lowell streets to Swamp locks.
UNITED STATES OFFICERS.
President, Andrew Jackson of Tennessee — salary
$25,000.
Vice President, Martin Van Buren of New York —
salary $5,000.
Secretary of State, Louis McLane, Delaware — sala-
ry $6,000.
Secretary of the Treasury, Roger B. Taney, Mary-
lanci— salary 86,000.
TOWN OFFICERS. 133
Secretary of War, Lewis Cass, Ohio — salary $6,000.
Secretary of the JVavy, Levi Woodbury, New Hamp-
shire—salary $6,000.
Post Master General, William T. Barry, Kentucky
— ^salary $'6,000.
Attorney General, Benjamin F. Butler, New- York —
salary $3,500.
OFFICERS OF THE COMMONWEALTH.
His Excellency — '■ , Governor.
His Honor Samuel T. Armstrong-, Lieut. Governor.
Secretary of State, Edward D. Bangs.
State Treasurer and Receiver General, Hezekiah
Barnard.
Adjutant General, William H. Sumner.
Attorney General, James T. Austin.
LOWELL REPRESENTATIVES.
Kirk Boott, James Chandler, Osgood Dane, Jesse
Phelps, Oliver M. Whipple and Samuel Howard.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Tgwu Clerli — Samuel A. Coburn.
Treasurer — Artemas Holdcn.
Selectmen — Joshua Swan, Matthias Parkhurst, Eli-
sha Huntington, Benj. Walker, Samuel C. Oliver.
Town Clerk and Selectmen's Office, Toivn House.
Assessors — John A. Knovvles, Hazen Elliot,
James Russell, Josiah B. French.
Overseers of Poor — Benjamin Walker, Elisha
Huntington, Oliver M. Whipple.
School Committee — Elisha Huntington, Theodore
Edson, James Barnaby, John W. Graves, Wm. T.
Heydock, Samuel F. Haven and Joshua Merrill.
Board of /Zcrf7f/i— Jonathan M. Marston, Abner
134 TOWN OFFICERS.
Ball, Jefferson Bancroft, William Davidson, Cyril
French and Stephen Mansur.
Tijthingmen — George Dodge, Joel Lewis, Hugh
Cummiskey, George Brownell, John Chase, Abner
Ball, Zenas Doane, Henry J. Baxter, Samuel C. Ol-
iver and Eliphalet Case.
Committee to Audit Accounts — John A. Knowles,
Eliphalet Case, Elisha Fuller.
Town Crier — George Dodge,
Constables — Josiah B. French, Zacheus Shed, A-
mos Wetherbee, Simon Adams, Caleb M. Marble,
Zacheus Fletcher, George Dodge, Jonathan M.
Marston, Hugh Cummiskey, Hiram Hersey, Daniel
Mixer, Moses Shattuck, Joseph G. Wyatt, Abram P.
Blake, Joel Stone, Jr., Weld Spalding, Cummings
Barr, Henry Fletcher, William Blanchard, Thomas
J. Coburn, Samuel Rogers, Samuel Murray.
Measurer of Lathing, Plastering and Painting —
Samuel Willard.
Surveyoi's of Lumber — Peter Eaton, James H. B.
Ayres, Joel Lewis, Horace Howard, Henry Fletch-
.er, Henry Coburn, Jonathan Bowers, John Murray,
Hamlin Davis, Jonathan Tyler.
Cullers of Hoops and Staves — Archibald McFar-
lin, Artemas Holden.
Field Drivers — Jonathan Smith, Nathan Chad-
wick, George Dodge; Isaac Swan, Forster Newhall,
Sidney Spalding, David M. James, Elisha Davis,
Dawes Melvin and Oren Nichols.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Chief Engineer — Joseph Tyler.
Engineers — George Brownell, Joseph M. Dodge,
James Russell, Oliver M. Whipple, Jonathan Bow-
ers, Alva Mansur, Israel Whitney, James Cook,
George Motley, Charles Tilden, James Russell.
BANKS. 135
MILITx\RY DEPARTMENT.
Third Regiment, Second Brigade, Third Division.
John T. Torrey, Colonel Jonathan M. Reed, Lt.
Colonel Nathan Durant, Major. Henry J. Baxter,
Adjutant. H. G. Howe, Quarter Master. Alexis
Peirce, Paymaster. Hezekiah Eldridge, Surgeon.
John W. Graves, Surgeon''s Mate. Jacob Cogg'in,
Chaplain.
Lowell Light Lvfantry. — John Mixer, Cap-
tain. Charles Sanderson, Lieut. James M. Mor-
rill, Ensign.
Mechanic Phalanx. — Jonathan Kendall, Capt.
James Dennis, Lieut. Oliver M. Bailey, Ensign.
Standing Companies.
South Company. — Bernice S. Hale, Capt. Wil-
liam Parker, Lieut. , Ensign.
North Company. — Joseph G. Wyatt, Capt. Dan-
iel Brooks, Lieut. Stephen S. Bunker, Ensign.
East Company — Organized 2d of February, 1833.
Cullen F. Kittredge, Capt. James M. Rawson, Lt.
AbnerW. Buttrick, Ensign.
BANKS IN LOWELL.
Lowell Bank incorporated in 1828, capital $250,000.
Nathaniel Wright, President.
James G. Carney, Cashier.
Directors — Joshua Bennet, Cyril French, Josiah
B. French, Jonathan Morse, 2d., Benjamin F. Var-
num, Amos Whitney, Phineas Whiting, Nathaniel
Wright, James Russell.
136 SAVINGS' BANK.
Rail Road Rank incorporated March 1831, capital
$400,000
Luthor Lawrence, President.
Pelham W. Warren, Cashier.
Directors — Kirk Boott, Robert Means, Israel
Whitney, William Austin, Joshua Swan, and Seth
Ames.
Lowell Insiitidlon for Savings, incorporated 1829.
Office at the Lowell Bank.
Elisha Glidden, President.
John O. Green, Elisha Bartlett, Oliver M. Whip-
ple — Vice Presidents.
James G. Carney, Treasurer.
Trustees —Oliver M. Whipple, Theodore Edson,
Thomas Billing-s, Joel Lewis, Warren Colburn, Cy-
ril French, George Brownell, James Russell, Thom-
as Ordway.
The design of this institution is to afford to those
who are desirous of saving- their money, but who have
not acquired sufficient to purchase a share in the
banks or a sum in public stocks, the means of em-
ploying it to advantage, without running the risk of
losing it, as they are too frequently exposed to do
by loaning it to individuals, who either fail or de-
fraud them. It is intended to encourage the indus-
trious and prudent, and to induce those who have
not hitherto been such, to lessen their unnecessary
expenses, and to save and lay by something for a
period of life, when they will be less able to earn a
support. To promote these desirable purposes, the
following rules, among others, have been adopted :
Deposites or monies put in, will be received as low
as one dollar,and when any person's deposites amount
to five dollars, they will be put upon interest.
SAVINGS' BANK. 137
The office is onlj' open on Saturday evenings,
from 7 to 9 o'clock.
Twice every year, namely, on the 1st Saturdays
of May and November, a payment of interest, at the
rate of two dollars on every hundred dollars, that
may have been deposited two quarters, and of one
dollar on every such sum as may have been deposi-
ted one quarter, will be made, and so in proportion
for smaller sums. And at the end of every five
years, all the extra income, which has not before
been paid and divided amon^ the depositors, in just
proportion according to the By-Laws ; and nothing
will be deducted from this extra income, but the ac-
tual expenses of carrying on the business and taking
care of the money. ,
The Trustees will take no emolument or pay for
their service, having undertaken it solely to pro-
mote the interest of the Town and of those who
may wish to share in the benefits of the institution.
Those who do not choose to take their interest from
time to time, may be assured that it shall be added
to their deposites, and put upon interest at the end of
three months ; thus compounding their interest
twice a year.
Any part, not less than ten dollars at a time, if
more than that sura is deposited, or the whole of any
depositor's money may be drawn only by giving a
week's notice, as the trustees could not lend it or
invest it to advantage if liable to pay it without any
notice.
Deposites will be entered in the books of the in-
stitution, and also in a book to be given to the de-
positor. This book will be the evidence of their
property, and as valid as a note in hand. When
money is drawn out, this book must be brought to
the office to have the payment entered. Depositors
may take out the money themselves, or in cases of
138 SAVINGS' BANK.
absence or sickness, it will be paid to their order,
properly witnessed and accompanied by the book.
If persons die, who have money in the Saving-s'
Bank, the money will go to their heirs, or the per-
sons to whom they may have given it by will with
certainty. It cannot be placed where it will be
more safe, as it respects the honor and fidelity of
management. Persons who put in money, must
sign the rules and agree to conform to them. This
is necessary for the security of all parties. Money
can be deposited by any person for the benefit of a
minor or other person, and not subject to be with-
drawn for a certain period of time.
The certain safety of the institution will make it
particularly useful to persons who are in possession
of money received as wages, gifts or gratuities, for
which they have no immediate use, and which they
wish to lay by for a rainy day.
Widows and children may, also, thus be provided
for. A young man intending to marry at a future
day, and young women, who may expect to change
their condition, can here securely lay up a sum
against a time when they may want it more.
As it would be impracticable to compute the in-
terest on numerous deposites, unless it is made to
commence from a few fixed periods, the deposites
made during any quarter after the first day, will not
be put upon interest until the first day of the suc-
ceeding quarter. Tlie quarters commence on the
first days of February, May, August and November ;
and no interest will be allowed for a fractional part
ofa dollar, or on a larger sum than five hundred
dollars to any one depositor.
INCORPORATED COMPANIES. 139
INCORPORATED COMPANIES.
Locks and Canal Company, incorporated in 1792,
capital $600,000.
Kirk Boott, Agent,
George Brownell, Supei-intendent of Machine Shop.
Merrimac Manufacturing Company, incorporated in
1S25— capital $1,500,000.
Kirk Boott, Age7iL
John Clark, Superintendent.
John D. Prince, Superintendent of Print Works.
Hamilton Mamfacturing Company, incorporated in
1825, capital $500,000.
George W. Lyman, Agent.
John Avery, Superintendent.
Wm. Spencer, Superintendent of Print JVorks.
Appleton Manufacturing Company, incorporated in
1828, capital $500,000.
George W. Lyman, Agent.
George Motley, Superintendent.
Loivell Manufacturing Company incorporated in
1828, capital $500,000.
George W. Lyman, Agent.
David Moody, Superintendent.
Alexander Wright, Superintendent of Carpet JVorks.
Lowell Brewery, incorporated in 1828, capital $50,000.
Middlesex Manufacturing Company, incorporaied in
1828, capital $500,000.
James Cook, Agent.
Massaic Falls Manufacturing Company, incorporcUed
in 1828, capital $200,000.
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110 INSlHiAiNCK COMPANIES.
Suffolk Manu/aduring Coinpany, incorporated in
1830, capital $450,000.
Robert Means, Agent.
Tremont Manufacturing Company, incorporated in
1830, capital $500,000.
Israel Whitney, Agent.
Lawrence Manufacturing Company incorporated in
1830, capital $1,200,000.
William Austin, Agent.
R. W. Israel, Superintendent.
Lowell Bleachery, incorporated 1832, capital $50fi00,
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Lowell Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
Luther Lawrence, President.
Samuel F. Haven, Secretary.
Directors. — Kirk Boott, Luther Lawrence, Elisha
Glidden, Aaron Mansur, Nathaniel Wright, John C.
Dalton, Seth Ames, Benjamin Walker, Matthias
Parkhurst.
This company insures buildings, furniture, goods,
and moveables against loss or damage by Fire. Ap-
plications to be made to the Secretary, at the office
of the company, in the Rail Road Bank Building,
Central Street, Lowell.
Middlesex Mutual Fire Insurance Campany.
Benjamin F. Varnum, Agent, Office at Rail Road
Bank building.
Manufacturer'' s Fire Insurance Company.
John P. Robinson, Agent, Office Central Street,
Hamilton Place,
PHYSICIANS & ATTORNIES. 141
PHYSICIANS A>D SURGEONS PRACTISING IN LOV/ELL.
John O. Green, office Lowell, cor. Adams st. h.
Merriinac street.
William Graves, Hurd street, No. 7 brick block.
H. Pillsbury, Merrimac street, bank block.
Elisha Huntington, Hurd street. No. 10 brick block.
Elisha Bartlett, Union buildings, Central street,
corner of Hamilton street.
Robert Darrah, Surgeon Dentist, Lowell st.
Gilman Kimball, Merrimac street, bank block
John W. Graves, surgeon's mate of the regiment, 7
Hurd street, brick block.
Daniel MoAve, Central street opposite Jackson st.
John C. Dalton, Lowell street, corner of Dutton st.
Charles Hubbard, Green street.
John D, Pillsbury, Merrimac street, Charles Green's
building.
John N. Sumnor, M. D. surgeon dentist. Central st.
Dudley Smith, Central street, Crosby's building,
north of Middle street.
J. T. G. Leach, 24 Merrimac st.
Charles Gordon, bank block, Merrimac street.
John S. Elliot, Hamilton buildings. Central street.
Jeremiah P. Jewett, at Wilde's Hotel, Merrimac st.
Jacob Goodwin, 21 Lawrence corp.
E. B. Barnes, Lewis corner Merrimac street.
Parker Bradley, Merrimac sq. Merrimac st.
COUNSELLORS AND ATTORNIES.
Nathaniel Wright, office Merrimac st. Town-house.
Elisha Glidden, office Central street, Rail Road
Bank building.
John R. Adams, otTice Lowell street, corner of Ad-
ams street.
John P. Robinson, office Central street, opposite
American house.
142 COUNSELLORS »fc ATTORNILS.
John A. Knowles, office Central street, opposite
American house.
Elisha Fuller, office Central street, opposite Amer-
ican house.
Luther Lawrence, office Central street. Rail Road
bank building.
John L. Sheafe, office Central street, opposite Amer-
ican house.
Seth Ames, office Central street, Union buildings.
William Hilliard, Jr. office Central street.
Francis Hilliard, office Central street, Crosby's
buildinor.
Samuel H. Mann, offii^e bank block, Merrimac street.
Samuel F. Haven, office Central street, Rail Road
bank building.
Isaac O. Barnes, office Rail Road bank building.
B. Strseter, office Central street.
William T. Heydock, office Central street.
Horatio Merriam, office Central street, cor. of War-
ren street.
Edward R. Olcott, office Central street, corner of
Gorham street.
John M. Wilson, office Central street, Hamilton
building.
Joseph Locke, office Central st. Crosby's building.
George Woodward, office Central street, Crosby's
building.
Charles Warren, office Central street, Crosby's
building.
Thomas Hopkinson, office R. R. bank building.
Amos Spalding, office Central st. Crosby's build-
ing.
Samuel Parker, office Central st. Union buildings.
Tappan Wentworth, office R. R. bank building.
William Fuller, office Central st. opposite American
house.
William Smith, office bank block, Merrimac street.
MIDDLESEX COURTS. 143
Philip Ammidon, Central street, Crosby's building.
William L. Chaplin, office Central street.
JUDICIAL OFFICEiRS AND COURTS
FOR THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX.
Jud^e of Probate, Samuel P. P. Fay, of Cambridge.
Register of Probate, Isaac Fiske, of Weston.
Register of Deeds^ William F. Stone, of Cambridge.
County Treasurer, iohn Keyes, of Concord.
County Attorney, Asahel Stearns, of Cambridge.
Clerk of the Courts, Elias Phinney, of Lexington.
Justices of the Peace for Lowell — John R. Adams,
Elisha Glidden, Nathaniel Wright, Elisha Fuller,
John P. Robinson, Kirk Boott, William Billiard, jr.
John L. Sheafe, Pelham W. Warren, Samuel H.
Mann.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURTS.
Lato Term — At Cambridge, on the 3d Tuesday
next after the 4th Tuesday in September. JVm
Prius Term — At Concord, on the 2d Tuesday in
April.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
At Concord, 2nd Monday in Sept., 2nd Monday
in March, and second Monday of June. — Cambridge,
2nd Monday in December.
PROBATE COURTS.
At Cambridge, 2nd Tuesday in January, and the
3d Tuesdays in March, May and Nov. and 1st Tues-
day of September. — At Concord, on the 2d Tues-
days of February, April, August and November. —
At Charlestown, on the 3d Tuesdays of February
.and August. — At Fraraingham,on the last Tuesdays
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144 CHURCHES & MINlSTEIiS.
of June and October. — At Groton, on the 1st Tues-
day of May and November. — At Lowell, on the 1st
Tuesdays of June and December, — and at Woburn,
on the 4th Tuesday of April.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Caleb Butler, Groton, (Jhairman. Augustus Tow-
cr^Stow, David Tov/nsend, Waltham, Abner Wheel-
er, Framingham.
Meetings — Cambridge, on the 1st Tuesday of
January, and at Concord, on the 2d Tuesday in May,
and on the 3d Tuesday in September.
CHURCHES AND MINISTERS.
First Merrimac street Church, St. Anne's, Rev. The-
odore Edson.
First Baptist Church, Church street, Rev. Enoch W.
Freeman.
First Congregational Church, Merrimac street, Rev.
Amos Blanch ard.
First Methodist Episcopal Church, Chapel Hill, Rev.
Ahram D. Mtrrill.
First Universalist Church, Chapel street. Rev. Mr.
Thayer.
South Church, Merrimac street, iiet;. TVilliam Barry.
Second Congregational Church, Appleton street,
Rev. William Ticining;.
First Roman Catholic Church, Fenwick street. Rev.
John Mahoney.
First Protestant Methodist, worship at Concert' Hall,
Merrimac street. Rev. Mr. Johnson.
Second Baptist Church, corner of Lowell & Suffolk
streets. Rev. James Barnahy.
Third Congregational Church, Lowell street, Rev.
Giles Pease.
First Christ-ian Union Society, worship at Hamilton
street Chapel, Rev. Philo Brovmson.
RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES. 145
RELIGIOUS & BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
First Episcopal Church, organized 1824, Rev. The-
odore Edson, pastor.
Female Auxiliary Missionary Society.
Missionary Association.
Sabbath School.
First Baptist Church, organized February 8, 1826,
Rev. Enoch W. Freeman, pastor, ordained
June 8, 1828.
Female Foreign Missionary Society.
Female Charitable Society.
Sabbath School Society.
Monthly Concert Association.
Female Education Society
Young Men's Education Society.
Juvenile Missionary Society.
Mozart Singing Society.
First Congregational Church, organized June 6,
1826, Rev. Amos Blanchard, ordained Dec.
26, 1829.
Female Education Society.
Female Missionary Association.
Female Charitable Society.
Sabbath School Association.
Association for promoting the observance of
the Sabbath.
Robert Raikes' Juvenile Association.
Auxiliary Tract Society.
Female Benevolent Circle.
Monthly Concert for Prayer, and Contributions
for Foreign and Domestic Missions.
First Episcopal Methodist Church, organized 1827,
present Minister, Rev. Abram D. Merrill,
stationed Julv, 1833
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146 RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES.
Female Missionary Society.
Sabbath School
First Ujiiversalist Church, organized in 1826, Rev.
Mr. Thayer, present pastor.
Second Congregational Church, organized Nov. 26,
]830, Rev. William Twining, pastor, ordain-
ed Oct. 4, 1831.
Female Education Society.
Female Missionary Association.
Sabbath School Association.
Female Charitable Society.
Association for promoting the observance of the
Sabbath.
Robert Raikes' Juvenile Association.
Auxiliary Tract Society.
Female Benevolent Circle.
[Three first separate — the others united with those
of the 1st Church.]
Monthly Concert for Prayer, and Contributions for
Foreign and Domestic Missions.
South Church, organized Nov. 7, 1830, Rev. Wil-
liam Barry, pastor. Society formed Sept. 26,
1829. Pastor ordained Nov. 17, 1830
Second Baptist Church, organized in September,
1831, Rev. James Barnaby pastor, ordained
July 5, 1832.
Female Missionary Society.
Female Education Society.
Young Men's Education Society.
Juvenile Missionary Society.
Sabbath School.
Female Charitable Society.
Sabbath School Association.
SOCIETIES. 147
Monthly Concert for Prayer, and Contributions
for Foreis^n Missions.
Third Congregational Church, organized July 2,
1832, Rev. Giles Pease, pastor, ordained Oct. 2,
1833.
Benevolent Associations, to aid the operations of
the principal benevolent societies of the day, — in-
cluding the Foreign Mission Society ; Home Mis-
sion Society ; Bible Society ; Tract Society ; Edu-
cation Society ; Magdalen Society ; Sunday School;
Maternal Association ; Female Circle.
First Christ-ian Union Society, organized Nov. 7,
1833, Rev. Philo Brownson, Pastor.
Young Men*s Baptist Education Society in Loioell,
organized in August, 1832.
The object of this Society, is to aid indigent young
Men to acquire a suitable education for the gospel
ministry. It meets annually on the 3d Monday in
August. Any Person can become a member of this
Society by paying one dollar or more annually.
Officers. — Dr. John W. Graves, President. Cor-
nelius Svveetser, Vice President. Dea. Samuel Ol-
iver, Treasurer. Thorndike P. Sa.unders, Recording
Secretary.
Female Education Society, organized in August, 1832.
This Society is instituted on the same plan, and
its objects are the same as the male society.
LOWELL FUEL SOCIETY
This Society was formed in November, 1833. —
Elisha Huntington, President. Thomas Hopkin-
son, Secretary.
148 TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES.
William Liviiio^ston, Benjamin Walker, Aaron
Lummus, J. W. Graves, Directors.
LOWELL TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
Organized in August 1826. Present number of
members about 500
At a meeting held Oct 13th, 1833, the following
oHicers were chosen :
William Austin, Esq. President.
Francis Hilliard, Esq. Vice President.
Moses F. Eaton, Secretary.
Executive Committee — James H. B. Ayer, Joshua
Merrill, William Davidson, John A. Knowles, Esq.
Hazen Elliot, John L. Tripp, George H. Carlton,
Thomas Billings, William D. Mason, Dr. Elisha
Huntington.
YOUNG MEN'S TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
Organized Sept. 20th, 1833. Present number of
members five hundred. The following are a list of
the officers :
John W. Graves, President.
Samuel Parker, Vice President.
Ephraim B. Patch, Secretary.
Executive Committee- — Samuel F. Haven, Esq.
T. Hopkinson, Esq. John Brewster, Moses F. Ea-
ton, Jonathan Kendall, Samuel B. Simonds, William
Saunders, William Atkinson, Nicholas Hoppin, Ho-
ratio C. Merriam, Esq.
LOWELL DEBATING CLUB.
Organized December 7th, 1833. Officers, Presi-
dent and Secretary. Place of meeting, Masonic
Hall. .
CENSUS. 149
HOUSES OF ENTERTAINMENT.
Mansion Hous,e, Merrimac st. — Wm. Blanchard.
American House, Central st. — George Tyler.
Washington Hotel, Central st. — Daniel Mixer.
Merrimac House, cor. Mer. & Button sts. Sam'l A.
Coburn.
Lowell Hotel, Goruam street, Timothy Coggeshall.
Farmers' & Mechanics' House, Merrimac st. — Ben-
jamin Wilde.
CENSUS OF LOWELL.
The Census of the town of Lowell, taken during
the month of December, 1833, exhibits the following
result.
Males— under 10, - - - 905
From 10 to 20, - - - 813
" 20 to 30, . - - 1638
" 30 to 40, - - - 792
" 40 to 50, - - 202
" 50 to 60, - -. - 64
Over 60, - - - - 23
Females — Under 10,
- 968
From 10 to 20. -
- 2998
" 20 to 30,
- 2914
" 30 to 40, -
675
" 40 to 50,
- 132
" 50 to 60. -
159
Over 60,
- 80
Total number of Males, -
- 4537
« " Females, -
7926
12363
The total colored population is 33, which is in-
cluded in the above schedule.
1 50 I'OST OFFICE.
NEWSPAPERS PUBLISHED IN LOWELL.
Lowell Journal, published every Wednesday, Office
Central street.
Lowell Mercury, published every Friday, Office
corner of Central & Middle streets.
Lowell Evang-elist, published every Friday, Office
35 Merrimac street.
Daily Journal, published at the Journal Office.
Lowell Observer, published every Friday, Office 35
Merrimac street.
The Album, published semi-monthly, Office 35 Mer-:
rimac street.
The Times, published semi-weekly. Office Central
& Gorham sts.
LOWELL POST OFFICE.
Ai-rivals. — Sundaij Mails.
Southern and Boston, at half past 10 A. M.
Northern and Concord, N. H, 2 P. M.
Amherst, 1 P. M.
Daily — Simdays excepted.
Eastern and Newburyport, athalf past 5 P. M.
Dover and Haverhill, at half past 4 P. M.
Worcester and Groton, athalf past 4 P. M.
Southern and Boston, at 10^ A. M. and 6 P. M.
Dunstable N. H. 8 A. M. and 2 P. M.
Northern and Concord, 2 P. M.
Amherst, N. H. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri-
days, at 2 P. M. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days, at 12 M.
Three tiynes a tveek.
Chester and Derry, Tuesdays, Thursdays & Sat-
urdays, at 2 and half past 5 P. M.
Chelmsford, Westford and Groton — Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at half past 1 P. M.
Springfield, do. at 8 . P. M.
STAGES. 151
8alemj do. at 5^ P. M.
North Londonderry and Amoskeag, Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Fridays, at half past 1 P. M.
Departures. — Sundays.
Southern and Boston, at 12 M.
Northern, Concord and Amherst, at 10 A. M.
Southern and Boston, Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, at 6 A. M. and 1 P. M. Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, at 6 A. M. and 12 M.
Eastern and Newburyport, at 6k A. M.
Dover and Haverhill, at 6h A. M.
Worcester, Groton and Keene, Sundays, Tues-
days and Thursdays, at 9 P. M. Tuesdays, Thurs-
days and Saturdays, at 6, A. M.
Dunstable, N. H., at 10 A. M; and 5 P. M.
Three times a week.
Chester and Derry to Dover, N. H., Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, 6 A. M.
To Derry, same days, at 10 A. M.
Chelmsford, Westford and Groton, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at 10 A. M.
Springfield, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
at 7h P. M.
Salem, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at
7 A. M.
North Londonderry and Amoskeag, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at 10 A. M.
Office Hours.— From 7^, A. M. to 9, P. M.
Sundays.— From 12 to 12i and 3i to 4, P. M.
LIST OF STAGES.
Boston morning stages leave Lowell at 7 and 8 o'clk,
and arrive in Boston at half past 10 and half past 11
o'clock, A. M. Returning, arrive in Lowell at 5 and 6
11
152 STACKS.
o'clock, P. M. The 1 o'clock stage arrive? in Boston
at 4 o'clock, P. M. Returning, leaves Boston at 2 o'-
clock, and arrives in Lowell at 5 o'clock, F. M.
Boston Daily Stage, leaves Washington Hotel, Low-
ell, at half past 8 o'clock, A. M. passing through Tewks-
bury, Wilmington, Woburn, Medfoid, Charlestown, &,
arrives at Boston at half past IL Returning, leaves
Boston at 2 o'clock, and arrives in Lowell at 6, P. M.
Nashua Daily Stage, leaves Nashua at 6 o'clock, A.
M. and arrives in Jjowell at 8. Returning, leaves Low-
ell at 6 o'clock, P. M. and arrives at Nashua at 8.
Salem Daily Stage, leaves Lowell Tuesdays, Thurs-
daj'^s and Saturdays, at 8, A. M. Returning, leaves Sa-
lem Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 1, P. M. —
Also, leaves Lowell Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
at 1 P. M.
Newburyport and Dover Stage, leaves Lowell at 8
o'clock every morning, and arrives at Newburj'port at
12 o'clock, and Dover at 7 o'clock, P.M. Returning,
leaves Dover at 7 o'clock, A. M. and arrives in Lowell
at 5, P. M.
Haverhill and Do%^er, N. H. stage, leaves Lowell at
half past 8 o'clock, and arrives at Haverhill at 12, and
at Dover at 7 o'clock, P. M. Returning, leaves Dover
at 7, A. M. and arrives in Lowell at 5 o'clock, P. M.
Concord N. H. Daily Stages, through Pelham, Der-
ry,Hooksett and Bow, leave Lowell at 10 o'clock, A.
M. and arrive at Concord at6 o'clock. Leave Concor<i
at 7, P. M. and arrive in Lowell at 1, P. M.
Concord N. H. Stages, through Tyngsborough,
Nashua, Bedford, Anioskeag and Hooksett, leave Low-
ell at 10, A. M. and arrive at Concord at 6, P. M. Re-
turning, leave Concord at 7, A. M. and arrive in Lov/-
ellat2, P. M.
Amherst and Francestown stage, leaves Lowell at 10
P. M. and arrives at Francestown at 6, P. M. Return-
ing, leaves Francestown at4, A. M. and arrives in Low-
ell at 12 o'clock.
Mail Stage from Springfield to Lowell. This line com-
menced running Jan. 1st, 1833, — Leaves Springfield
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 3 o'clock, A.
STAGES. 153
M., passing through Chickopee Factory village, Gran-
bj, Belchertown, Entield, Gieenwich, Dana, Peter-
sham, Tetnp'eton, Westminster, Fitchburg, Lunenburg,
Townsend Harbor, Pepperell, Dunstable, Tyngsboro',
North Chelmslbrd. and anives at Lowell same days at
8 o'clock, P. M. Returning, leaves Lowell Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, at 3 o'clock, A. M., passing
through the same towns, and arrives at Springfield at
8 o'clock, P. M. This arrant^'ement forms a direct line
from Springfield to Keene, and from Lowell to Ware
village in one day, and from Springfield to Concord,
N. H. in two days. [O^ This line intersects, at Spring-
field, steam-boats and stages for Norwich, Hartford and
New York.
Lowell and Concord, N. H. daily Mammoth Line,
leaves Lowell at 10 o'clock, A. M. passing through
Pelham, Londonderry and Manchester, and arrives in
Concord at 5 P. M. Returning, leaves Concord daily,
at 7 A. M., and arrives in Lovvell at 1, P. M.
Lowell and Concord Ms. Stage, twice a week, leaves
Mondays and Saturdays, at 7, A. M. — Returning, leaves
Lowell at 3, P. M. same days. Books kept at the Amer-
ican House.
Seats taken for the above stages at the principal
Hptels.
Hanover, N. H. Stage, leaves Lowell Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at 4, A. M. and arrives at
Hanover at 7, P. M. Returning, leaves Kanover Mon-
days, Wednesdays and Fridays at 4, A. M. and arrives
at Lowell, at 7, P. M.
GofFstown and Hopkinton Stage, leaves Lowell Mon-
days, Wednesdays and Fridays at II, A. M. Return-
ing, leaves Hopkinton Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sat-
urdays at 6, A. M.
Books kept at Mixer's, WasJbington Hotel.
Daily Lines. (Sundays ahcays excepted.)
Books for the following lines of Stages kept at the
American House, Washington Hotel, and Mansion
House, Lowell. Thomas A. Staples, Proprietor.
154 BAGGAGE WAGGONS.
Lowell and Worcester Stage, leaves Lowell daily, at
7, A. M. and arrives in Worcester at 4 P. M, Return-
ing, leaves Worcester daily at 7 A. M. and arrives in
Lowell at 4 P. M.
Lowell, Brattleboro' and Albany Mail Stages, leave
Lowell daily at 7 A. M. and arrive in Albany at 6 P.
M. the second day. Returning, leave Albany daily at
4 A. M. and arrive in Lowell at 4 P. M. second day.
Lowell, Keene, Rutland and Burlington, Vt. Mail
Stages, leave Lowell daily at 7 A. M. lodge at Keene
first night, at Rutland the second, and arrive in Bur-
lington the third day at 6 o'clock, P. M. Returning,
leave Burlington at 5 A. M. and arrive in Lowell at~4
P. the third day.
Lowell and Fitchburg Daily Stage, leaves Lowell at
7 A. M. and arrives in Lowell from Fitchburg at 4 P. M.
Lowell and Lancaster Stage, leaves Lowell Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at 7 A. M. Returning leaves
Athol Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 6 A. M.
and arrives in Lowell at 4 P. M.
Lowell and Groton Daily Stage, leaves Lowell at 7
A. M. and arrives in Groton at 10 A. M. Returning,
leaves Groton at 1 P. M. and arrives in Lowell 4 P. M.
LOWELL BAGGAGE WAGGONS,
Leave every Monday and Thursday, and arrive in
Boston every Tuesday and Friday, and leave the same
days. Return to Lowell every Wednesday and Satur-
day. Proprietors — Samuel Wood, Chapel hill ; Joseph
~ ■ ~" " and William C. Gray, Chapel hill.
RATES OF POSTAGE.
For Single letters composed of one piece of paper. — Any distance
not exceeding 36 miles, 6 cents. Over 36 and not exceeding «0
miles, 10 cents. Over 80 and not exceeding 150 miles, 12 1-2 cts.
Over 150 and not exceeding 400 miles, 18 3-4 cts. Over 400 miles,
25 cents. Double letters, or those composed of two pieces of paper,
are charged with double those rates.
JVeicspaper Postage. — For each Newspaper not carried out of
the state in which it is published, or if carried out of the State,
but carried not over 100 miles, 1 cent. Over 100 miles, and out of
the State in which it is published, 1 1-9 centa.
BELVIDERE DIRECTORY,
ABBOT SAMUEL B. housewright, h. Middle st-
Abbot Ziba, (see Lowell Directory) h. Fayette st.
Adams John, reading-room, (see Lowell Directory) h.
High St.
Appleton Samuel B. h. High st. sq. (see L. Directory.)
Atkinson William, hat store, (see L. Directory.) h. Fay-
ette st.
BARBER CHARLES H, stone-cutter, bds. at Mrs.
Kimball's
Barnard Currier, housewright, h. High st.
Barnes Thomas, whip-maker, boards at White's, High
street.
Barron Thomas, flannel-dresser, h. Howe st.
Barton Arnold, teamster, h. Washington st.
Barr Andrew, merchant tailor, (see L. Directory,) h.
Washington st.
Berry Edward, watchman, h. Howe st.
Blood Martin L. machinist, h. Washington st.
Boylston William, bds. at Zadock Rodgers'
Bradley William, wheelwright, bds. at D, Lougee's
Brazer Benjamin, plane-maker, h. Howe st.
Brown Abijah, wheelwright and pump-maker, h. High
street
Brown David, housewright, h. Brown's Court.
Brown George, W. L goods, Washington st. h. Wash-
ington st.
Brown Fra, housewright, h. Washington st*
Brown Stephen, housewright h. High st.
Brown Thomas F. at carpet-fact. h. Washington st.
Brown William, mason, h. Brown's Court
Brownsou Philo Rev. bds. at Hutchinson's, Middle «t.
11^^
156 BELVIDERE DIRECTORY.
Burnham Eppes, stone-layer, h. High st. sq.
Buxton Benjamin, mason, h. High st.
CADY MARTHA, widow, h. Brown's Court
Carlton John, house wright, bds. at S. B. Abbott's
Cummings John, houtewright, bds. at S. B. Abbott's
Cash Philip, h. Washington street
Carsey James, laborer, h. Washington st.
Chapman William, h. Biown's block
Cheever Richardson, card manufactory, h. Howe st.
Cogswell Charles J. veterinary surgeon, h. High st.
Cook John, dyer at Mer. corp. h. Ash street
Congdon John, sash & blind maker, h. high st.
Cram Asa, at carpet fac. bds. at Jonathan Cram's
Cram Jonathan, cordwainer, h. Water st.
DAMON WILLIAM F.J. (see L. Directory,) h. Fay-
ette St.
Danford Ebenezer, cordwainer, h. Washington st.
Davis Thomas, livery-stable, Washington st. h. Wash-
ington St.
Doe Sophronia, widow, h. near bathing-house
Drake Zillah, widow, h. High st.
Drew Aaron, painter, h. Howe st.
Drew William, hatter at Atkinson's, bds. at Stevens',
High St.
Durant Nathan Maj. grocer, Washington st. h. Wash-
ington St.
Durant Sarah, widow, boarding-house, Washington st.
Dixon Thomas, bds. at Capt. Wheeler's
EASTMAN GARDINER H. stone-cutter, h. High st.
Eastman Luke, counsellor, office Washington st. h.
High. St.
Ellis Ebenezer, stone-cutter, h. High st.
FARNELL WILLIAM A. stageman,bds. at Stevens',
High St.
Favor Nathaniel, house wr:ght, h. High st.
Fessenden Thomas, at card-factory, h. W^ashington st.
Fifield Calvin S. painter, (see L. Direc.) h. Nesmith st.
BELVIDERE DIRECTORY. 157
Fiske George, bds. at William Fiske's
Fiske William, housewright, h. Fayette st.
Flanders Christopher, bacon-curer, h. Washington st.
Fogg Hilliard, housewright, bds. at Lougee's
Folsom James, housewright, h.High st.
Francis John, teamster, h. Water st.
French Sarah, boarding-house, Fayette st.
GARDNER JOHN, plane-maker, h. Washington st.
Garland Jeremiah, turner, bds. at S. Garland's
Garland Samuel, turner, brick house, Washington st.
Gaukrogers John, tailor, Washington st. bds. at Han-
cock's
Graham Joseph, stone-mason, h. Fayette st.
Greenleaf Daniel G. (see L. Directory) h. High st.
Green James, (at Ham. fact. Lowell,) h. High st.
HALL JOHN, h. Bridge st.
Hancock John, inn-holder, Vfashington st.
Hanson James, at flannel fact. h. Howe st.
Hapgood Lyiuan W. housewright, bds. at Lougee's
Hardy Samuel, housewright, h. Washington st.
Hardy Samuel P. housewright, h Washington st.
Harris Simon, yeoman, h. Middle st.
Hart John, musician, h. High st.
Harvey , housewright, bds. atWm. Stuart's
Hatch H. (see L. Directory) h. High st.
Hatch Martha, widow, h. High st.
Hill James, confectioner, (see L. Directory) h. Wash-
ington St.
Hodgman Artemas, hatter, bds. at Atkinson's
Hodgman Isaac, hatter, bds. at Atkinson's
Hodgman William, h Fayette st.
Holden Isaac, (see L. Directory) h. High st.
Horn Eliphalet,(see L. Directory) h. Fayette st.
Howe James, housewright, bds. at Wilson's
ii Howe Jeroboam, h. Oak st.
Howe Winsor, h. Nesmith st.
Howard James, machinist, bds. at Mrs. Kimball's
Hubbard Joshua, (see L. Directory) h. High. st. £q.
Hubbard WiJIiam, housev/nght, h. Water st.
158 BELVIDERE DIRECTORY.
Huntress Leonard, (see L. Directory) h. High st. fq.
Hutchinson Daniel, h. Middle st.
JENNYS CYRENE, h. Washington st.
KEMP WILLIAM, cordwainer. h. High st. sq.
Kimball Daniel R. liverv-stable, Washington st. bdg. at
Hotel
Kimball Daniel, mason, h. High st.
Kimball Mary, widow, boarding-house, Fayette st.
Kimball Nathan, housewright, h. High st.
Kittredge Elizabeth, widow-, h. Washington st.
Kittredge Joseph G. (see L. Directory) h. Washington
street
Kittredge William, bds. at J. G. Kittredge's
LADD STEPHEN F. housewright, bds. at Mrs. Doe's
Lakin Abel, h. Washington st.
Lawrence Isaac, inn-holder. Village hotel, Washing-
ton St.
Lawrence Samuel S. agent at woollen fact. bds. at At-
kinson's
Lew Zimri, hair-dresser, Washington st. bds. at Barton's
Lewis Simpson, liair-dresser, Lowell, h. Washington st.
Lewis Walker, hair-dresser, (seeL. Directory) h. Wash-
ington st.
' Livermore Edward St. Loe, Attorney at law, h. High st.
Livermore Sarah, widow, h. High st. sq.
Longley Isaac, stone-cutter, h. High st.
Loring Madison, baggage- wagon, h. Water st.
Lougee Dearborn, housewright, h. Washington st.
Lovrien John, cordwainer, h. Water st.
Lovrien Moses, brick-layer, h. Water st.
Lowd James, machinist, h. High st.
Lund Isaac, h. Howe st.
Lyman Sophronia, milliner, h. Washington st.
MAINE ADAM W. at fact. bds. at Mrs. Doe's
Manning William, mason, h. Middle st.
Mansur Aaron, h. Washington st.
Marden Francis, housewright, h. High st.
BELVIDERE DIRECTORY. 159
Marsh Ebenezer, housewright, h. Fayette st.
Marstan Susan, widow, h. Water fct.
Mead Lyman, housewright, bds. at Wilson's, Middle st.
Mellen John R. stone-mason, h. Middle st.
Merrill Seth, teamster, bds. at Stewart's
Morse Bryan, h. High st.
Morse Samuel, housewright, h. High St. sq.
Murphy Timothy, hatter, h. Water st.
NESMITH JOHN, h. Nesmith st.
Nesmith Thomas, h. Nesmith st.
Nourse Benjamin, housewright, bds. at S. B. Abbot's
Nourse John, housewright, bds. at Wm. Fiske's
Nutting David L. stone-cutter, h. Howe st.
OWEN WILLIAM N. carriage-maker, (see L. Di-
rectory) h. Brown's court
PARKER ELIZABETH, h. Ash st.
Parker George W. bds. at S. Garland's
Pierce George, housewright, bds. at S. B. Abbot's
Binder Joseph, cordwainer, h. High st.
Pitts , mason, h. Water st.
Pratt Lyman, painter, (see L. Directory) h. Nesmith st.
Pratt , housewright, bds. at J. Robinson's
Prescott Nancy, h. Fayette st.
Putnam John, machinist, h. Washington st.
RAN LET JOHN, stone-cutter, bds. at Abbott's
Read Walter, baggage-wagons, h. Water st.
Rice Judson W. cutlery & surgical instrument maker,
Stewart's shop, h. Howe st.
Richards Darius, housewright, h. High st. sq.
Richardson Stephen, (see L. Directory) h. Washington
street
Robinson Josiah, housewright, h. High st.
Rogers Reynolds S. h. Bridge st.
Rogers Zadock, yeoman, h. High st.
Rogers Zadock Jr. yeoman, bds. at Z. Rogers'
Russell Rufus, housewright, h. High st.
Ryan Thomas, laborer, h. Washington st.
160 BELVIDERE DIRECTORY..
SHATTUCK WILLIAM, h. High street
Sherman Aaron A. mill-wright, h. High st. square
Shipley William E. brick-layer, bds. at T. Steven's
Smith Alpheus, (see L. Directory) h. High st. sq.
Smith Theodora, widow, h. Fayette st.
Smithson William, wool-sorter, h. Water st.
Spalding Haskell, (see L. Directory) h. High st.
Sprague Samuel L. botanic physician, h. Washington st.
Stanley Charles, (at carp. fact. Lowell) bds. at Mrs.
Stanley's
Stanley George W. (at carp. fact. Lowell) bds. at wid.
Upton's
Stanley Prudence, wid. h. Washington st.
Stevens John, housewright, bds. at D. Brown's
Stevens Thomas, livery-stable, h. High st.
Stewart William, housewright, h. Howe st.
Stuart James, teamster, h. Ash st.
Sweetser William Jr. bds. at Wm. Sweetser's
Sweetser William, housewright, h. Bridge st.
TARBELL REUBEN, stone-mason, h. Howe st.
Taylor George, hatter, h. Water st.
Taylor Samuel, (see Taylor &, Souther, L. Directory)
Templeton Mary, h. High st. sq.
Tenney Paul, housewright, h. Fayette st.
Tiffany Jane, widow, h. Washington st.
Turner Ralph, calico-printer, h. Washington st.
UPTON JONATHAN, at dye-house, h. Washington st.
WARREN CYRUS, plane-maker, h. High st.
Wedgewood Nathaniel G. housewright, bds. at Man-
nings"
Wells Joseph, overseer at fact. h. Howe st.
Wesson William, bds. at S. B. Abbot's
Wheeler Albert, clerk at George Brown's
Wheeler Artemas Capt. \vell-digger, h. Washington st.
White Jonathan, card manufacturer, Howe st. h. High
street
Whittier Thomas D. cordwainer, bds. at Abbot's
Wilson David, housewright, h. Middle st.
REMOVALS, &c. 161
Wilson Jolin, machinist, h. Vv'ater st.
Wood Ephrairn, (at Town house Low.) h. Washington st.
Wood Goodwin, fancy goods, Jackson st. h. Fayette st.
Woods John, hostler, h. Brown st.
Woods Thomas, hostler, h. Water st.
Wright Edward G. teamster, h. High st.
Wright Henry, (see L. Directory) h. Washington st.
Wright Neheraiah, stone-layer, h. Middle st.
STREETS IX BET.VIDERE
.-^-sh street opens on Ts'esmith st
Bridge street opens on High st. and extends to Concord river South
Bridge.
Brown's Court opens opposite the Hotel.
Fayette street from Washington st. near Hotel, South.
High street ooens on Washington st. South, and extends to Boston
Road
High street Square, a short distance North East from the Hotel.
Howe stteet opens at South end of Hotel, runs to Concord river.
Middle street opens on Bridge st. near South bridge.
Xesmith street opens near head of Washington sti
Oak street near Nesmith st.
Wasiiington street, from Concord ' river north bridge through the
villaee to Boston road.
Water street, opens on Bridge street.
REMOVALS.
Seth Faker, from Lowell st. to 14 Tremont corp.
R Edwards, from 54 Mer. st. to Exchange Buildings, cor. Mer.
and Central sts.
William H. King, house from Lowell st. to Merrimac st.
Moses C. Monroe, undertaker for interments, from Law. st. to
Chapel St. near the Universalist Meeting house
Mrs. Durant, from Govham street, Lowell, to Wash. st. Belvidere.
A'ames received too late to be inserted in alphabetical order.
Abner W. Buttrick, (See Atherton & Buttrick) bds. at Erastus
Douglas" Louellst.
Edward B. Coe, druggist &. apothecary, Cen. st. opposite Am.
House, bds. at Miis Brown's, Hurd street.
Prentice Cushing, overseer at Trem. repair shop, h. S25 Trem. corp.
Cvrus Davis,h. Tyler st.
Hamilton J . Potter, clerk at Merrimac house
Rollins (Bctijamiv) & SweQtser{-J^''atkaniel) provision Cellar, Low-
ell street.
George P.Sperrill, hair-drcs8'*r, Mer. st. near Merrimac House.
Salmon &t;ine, a? Ham. fact, bds, at No. 6.
CONTE^NTS.
Page
Historical and Statistical sketch of Lowell
4
Names of Inhabitants, Occupations, and
places of Residence
11
Streets and Places ....
130
United States Officers
132
Officers of Commonwealth
. 133
Town Officers ....
133
Fire Department ....
. 134
Military Department
135
Banks and Institution for Savings
. 135
Incorporated Companies
139
Fire Insurance Companies
. 140
Physicians and Surgeons
141
Counsellors and Attornies
. 141
Middlesex Courts and Officers
143
Churches and Ministers
144
Religious and Benevolent Societies
145
Lowell Fuel Society ....
. 147
Temperance Societies
. . 148
Houses of Entertainment
149
Census of Lowell ....
149
Newspapers in Lowell
. 150
Mails, Arrivals and Departures
150
List of Stages
. 151
Lowell Baggage Waggons
154
Belvidere Directory
. 154
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